Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-14

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nAaVEWN NEWS.
.e1ocxxTED rHzU p1sF
lnesees 49,
= ~ouno, Oct. 3.-I1e o.nosxe
60 fS.nuauy closed down too1y ~
- ~ smpIoyees REFUSES ~ 1922
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inip< ss.sx~eS.
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.uj1n1s benkef' - - -
<n1Q; aseets,
G3trkianaH s1e
x<..xr. y. r., Oct. l5.-<5ov. eve
- - busy today closing ~ Wei
..z..srrfory 70 bis trip 20 New iofk ana
r<lsn % Wednesday. ne VIII .
.s.-ssnried b. his private sscreSary
..s-e IS The regular train, which e
..e 81 Nov York az lbsu .. m. al
<..arters vilI be 8 the fistn ~
- Ho1sI. where be viii remain IVES
z.s sfssrnoon and evening. ihs
$50 Of visitors VINO s's.so1 80 -
S611iy6 cnampef bsy
Fatal esstsAse
c.~nxx. n. j., Oct. ia collision
!: - b6fe between two pennsylvania
s.-;ss fhIs morning. Joseph Carnzsn,
~ suejnser o. 9ne o. 'ne 49, .s -
fi1st, srd me ufsnan y 80 49, -.
NIB 1s5sily IsJui ..s.' "a 80 h,rt
- a. several -.
- n1ensflsn - tne y'
rn<urpus, O., Dot. B.--fhere ~ no
.<s~cs 81 consequence In the s1foafion
- - yallsy today. The mine - sand
- vhjch vas burning has been banked
- Sioosd. With hopes OF smothsrinp
- II. AZ etraitssilie she mines are
.1ia a fss, and engines have been
~.;I>d from Logan, Lancaster and
6'5~mbas. They commenced operations
~ - engines at 10 O'Clock this morn
- ri expected 70 have some esfeof
- ~ IRE before night. There are no
<ssse~ofrsfions among The miners, Who
Ss1u hat The operators did the nrsng.
m 6oesaSoss say they have no doubt
49, IL striking miners DID sne work.
rh<asviraf.
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= , .s.'s'ss.' ;,iasd WaiIarkss compnnv
- = v' q. -. f,c,n san Franciseo
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e,z - This n tha eomnanvss
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~Isshes
GoxsxBUss u. Oct. lo.-blaine ieft
1eneanker little AFTER y f0f ioieuo via
onIcMh1A just - % started. tue train
eng dCxn the Hooking valley carrying
II Headrieks, the Democratic canni'
~ for yics President, arrived 3. Ian
enu1sF. Tbs crowd AZ the depot cheered
NJ. Heudficks when DC appeared on the
nos platform. and 10 returned thahks
b 1 very brief speech, IN which he said:
n Ohio tomorrow shall support ths
Dsmcofatio cause, the nRnt 70
oser5 but " Ohio tomorrow shall not do
thSf, thsn n Indiana ana IN other
glztea the Eight y 70 be 70 toe deats
Il Coinmbus dov. foster, chairman
0aiIYie OF the Republican btats Com
mili<es and ex-Commissionsr Dudley,
TWENTY-FIVE 49, - $500
pkop here Of over an hour; but tne oar
uas Ielt on the outskirts OF tne city, and
I'D rot 70 70 the depot at all.
IoLxpo, Dot. IL. - At Prospect, q
snail station where brief stop was
made. an interesting scene took place.
SEVERAL hnndfed people assembled, who
eheesed, shouted and waved their hats
and handkeFchiefs. when Blaine ap-
peaftd, while be was bowling his 40
knoxIsdgments, two very old men, vet
erhn Republicans who had come to the
Dept 70 see him, we're brought out and
~. Blaine jumped down from the plat.
form and went 20 msst thsm. One OF
lce4 was hobers Crotiy, born near
uaamoeFsourR. "a, and said 70 be
70 . lieutenant 10 the last war with
Gfeat Britain, and was snce In command
q fort Enc. ihe other was Jno. Jones,
AnatIye OF Walea, but resident Ut this
country anee 1913. de 10 now IN his
nineeisth year. Both Veterans seemed
70 y veil and strong, and Blame re-
marked afterwards that they Rrasped
~ nand nrmiy. They both assured
hin tnAi they expected TO see him elect
g President, and be expressed his graf
laeation IN meeting them. When the
intsfslsv was ended and Blaine stepped
upon me platform, the people oheered
snd olamored Tor speech. Blaine said :
y thank you, my friends. for yonr
sind reception. This old gentleman
WIN snom l have just been talking, was
born when the ooantry had bat three
millions Of people. II has about sixty
mllllous new. ne was born when We had
~. ssoapeu from colonial dependence,
80 y ~ lived 70 see this country
s + ny leasing nations OF tue world.
=. ues're 70 Keep u up, let IA main
ss.a 49, 49, plincipies on when alone Q
me,I
.. ans nen stop was At Marion. The
s,s,,s n ps.s seeLned Wao vith exotic.
shsle nisine spoke Few words OF
a.rs..e ena encoufaRement. Az Upper
IL s.c,s} sr5 sas ano'nsr en.nes'ss-
mansss : sss as'o 1sa'u tne poopse oo-
"a sss.h ~ =. ss'us
n..ss.s 1890, my iFienus. ~ quite IN
49, s.., VI posit'cai topics. ~ IL TOO
scs f,s. s' y ~ = sne wofa now. iomor-
p,sesasa..s,~ psoolsi'n tne result OF tue
arIi.ss.s ~ e,sos,on. 4 nope tue Ne
isislS is !" -. = o. as are ready LOT the
rsadv ' s.a I" ,.a ny asaay Ior "; we are
Ati4, 4 y p'. Az onee.s
ana n,.,f. ~. 80 1ain feasned ieieao,