Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-18

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- serfaiBIy opposed 20 caps: ryms
~ for Joint action On the pan 9. ne
.;sei States and England, eacn g
ssentss a equal amsunt towaros
+ s.Iec the necessary som. we can
.1sribs Whatever y necessary wItnoqt
...~iinr 70 John Bull. l dare say z
ssnd wsnt into the enterptse & would
~ II customary Rrssdinesa. demand
81 6ksn fair share Of the tolls
F. 4 :.crId Be In hot water ali the tins,
<he prospect would Be good tor
SzSkIn ID chs end
S.sstor Pair, il answer 10 eu inquiry,
.11s.,sd that the tariff question should
- - recarded a. q cause for . Iack Of
49, eonfdence. He considered the
..8s<1;on Democrats in the House and
serrhlioau Senate sufficient safe
49, snsinst any immediate and sod
Ss,;.ise 70 another interrogation,
81. IA: 81 do not think Cleveland
~ ,-ste any sweeping changes or any
siofnepts which the Senate will con-
- ifself called upon to rejsct.'
- Few orleans Exposition.
w.eruuorox. Dsc. 16s-Commissioner
ns-sr~l nofshead has received . large
s-sS~r 81 letters and kilograms from
-srnoeu Of States and Mayors 81
<zss~ - we're unable 10 be present
$3.50 tciav. bat who sent their e0nerafu-
s.5feSe and regrets. Among them ID the
1ul.ouine from Gov. Cleveland: ~ 70
~ fkaS shall not be able 10 witness
Z Warrington the movemenf which
sSelI Inaugurate at Now Orleans . de-
~rretratiou Of the greatness Of our
Ss~rfry. and which ! devoutiy hope
IN sI;o illustrate and confirm the cor
8Siify Of the fraternaI sentiment among
sII ~ people Of our land
nv OHLxASs. Dec. lS.-dov. Mo-
Rn1ry delivsred an address At tbs epsn-
~ 81 rs Exposition In which be re-
1870 the history and organization Of
- EXPOSITION. and set forth the great
-5vsrfaQes 70 accrue 70 the State and
re peopIs Of the whole country from
~ srand enterprise. After this speech
! pdsn ia honor Of the Exposition By
RI. Townsend was read. Almost every
Socntry Of Europe and this continent
- represented on the platform.
fnono other personaQes on she plat
form vsre the officers of the French
80 vessel Bouret, Mrs. Julia Ward
Hous. Secretary Of the Interior Teller,
Postmaster General Hatton, Gsn. Eaton.
5e11lce Manning OF Louis ana and sew
- Associate Justices and Judges, the
Ts1ssai officers. Senators, Represents
tlVus and city officials.
Tonicht the city Ia brilliantly illumi.
ratsd. The most notable buildings are
rs Times Democrat, which has erected
4 triomphaI arch In the street, and the
P;eauant, which has superb multi
oolorsd rows of lights and lanterns COW
orina The entire front. The sky Ii gor-
rooQa With fireworks and the grounds
viii explosions of gunpowder. The
conernl expression is that the day has
.hs6n 4 oompieto success and credit TO
~ f1anaQemeut. Possibly 1900 per-
ooas fouRd their way 10 the Exposi lion
grounds. The only cause Of regret 10
thki the delay Of some exhibitors pre-
vented the 6rst day from presenting the
Displays at their best. The exhibits
pEesensed by the States Of Oregon, Colo
fado, California and Nebraska, and the
Territory Of Dakota, attracted universal
sitention, being magnificent. Some
Western railroads make fine displays,
and scores OF manufacturers from the
Eastern and Middle States have given
proof Of their ingenuity and interest in
de success OF the Exposition by send
ing large supplies from their factories
and workshops. The South shows up
with wonderful completeness In her
mineral, agricultural and mannfactuf
Ing resources, and 10 evidently taking
the greatest pride in the success Of the
Exposition and in the results which. IL
Il hoped. will follow 10. Mexico and
the southern half Of the Western
Hemisphere are we'll repre- sented. iIt
SEEMS probable that INSIDE Of fort
night the scope of the exhibits will be
greatly enlarged, aud even the present
mammoth buildings will hardly accom-.
MEDIATE ell the displays.
Another Arrest.
CHIcAoo, Dec. I6.--Another arrest In
ths noted election fraud series was
made tonight. The person arrested is
W. J. Gallagher. Complaint was made
bsfore the United states Commissioner
this afternoon charging Gallagher with
making forged tally sheet for the $50.
Dad precinct Of the Eighteenth ward, by
which Brand. Democrat, was made 10
Appear 10 have q majority of ten votes
Ia the Fifth Legislative District over
Leman, Republican, for State senator.
Tbs charge was preferred by Melville
&. Stone, editor of the Daily Neses. Il
appears that Photographic copies Of the
forged tally sheet and specimens OF
Gallagher's handwriting and thas Of
several other persons under suspicion,
we're submitted TO the experts VINO pro-
nounced the writing 10 the bogus tally
shess % be the sane as 6aliagher's.
The prisoner, Il Was attempted TO be
shown during tue Federal Grand Jory
Investigation, took q mysterious ride 10
. hack In company with j. o. Mackin
and another man on the night OF Mo-
vember 2lst, when 10 10 understood the
falss ballots we're put into the ballot
box Of the precinct mentioned. Gala.
CHER vas summoned before the Grand
Jury. but was not called on TO testify.
He gave bonds tonight In the sum OF
tl0Ooo 10 appear next Saturday.
cited BEFORE the Cevesnsr.
ALsASs, Dec. l6.-Sheriff Davidson.
Of New York, has been cited before the
Governor to explain the management
Of bis office.
striking wcavers.
WoossocKEr, Il. l., Dec. l6.--The
strike Of weavers Ia complete. Al Man
wills mills $50 left work today and 80
yesterday. This throws all the other
operatives out of employment. The
vsavers say the reduction In wages
threatened amounts TO an average OF 70
pr cent.
laexpedieat.
BALrrxoRE, Dec. l6.--In the Meth
odlss Conference today Bishop Walden
offered resolution calling.an Eeumcni-
cal Council Of Methodism, and 10 was
a1gRessed that the year 1859 would be
e appropriate year. The Conference
ueoided that 10 would be inexpedient 20
al such council.
Burned 90 Death.
NEWPORT. Ark. Dec. l6.--In n con-
nsgration here today James Conner and
rieasant McNntt, of Independence
@eaty, and Mrs. Devona and another
ndy and child. of jackson county, we're
oarned 60 death. The charred remains
sefe found this afternoon.
bestreytug ms Rcaustfui Ilesne.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. l6.-The palatial
s'story residence Of George b. Bu'
s1Anan, now soiournine In Canada
sasfRed with duplicating whisky ware
1uase receipts, Was thrown open to thu
psolc today and q sale of household
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