Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-07
EASTERN NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
striker Troubles.

ht8u3tNSs
CINCINNATI. Sept. 6-Sone of the
Athersan ,uoulders dared return to work
st Redvay & Burtou's foundry this
morning, after the severe handling by
the crowd last night, when they left
work A large crowd gathered about
the foundry this morning. The police
f''rce we're there als,, but seem unable
to prevent the collection of people. One
man last night, after being knocked
down aud beaten by strikers, drew q
pocket knife and stabbed one of his rs
sail4nts in the back. He was arrested
and the casa continued till morning.
Gsid Importatisns.
New YORK, Sept. 6.-Imports OF specie
at the port of New York for the week
ending today we're $l09, 306. max nc a
total since January LIST of $500 ,007.
agaist Sl0, SIC, 1873 last year
Oae Of the Arctic Explorers.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 6-Sergeant Ju-
Illus Frederick, of the Greedy party. is
in the city, visiting his brsther, j. w.
Frederick. In a. interview With Daily
Ee,es reporter Frederick corroboratsd
Sergeant Brainard's denial of the story
that the expedition Was divided into
parties. He gives particulars of the
shooting of Henry under orders of
Greedy, saying the sentence was execut-
cd by himself and Scraeants Brainard
and Long. They shot Henry in the
hack, two balls taking effect and pro
ducing instant death. One gun was not
loaded. They we're complied to this
course because Henry was "a strong and
active rs ever. and had he suspacted
heir purpose could easllv have killed
Them. Frederick says his exper ence
has not satisfied bin, and he Intends to
visit the Arctic regions again as soon as
possible.
VIII Resume.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6-The Second
National Bank of Xsnia, Ohio. having
made good its impaired capital. has
been authorized to resume business.
Netice 60 Close.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-Acting Score
tary of the treasury Coon today issued
the following order to officers of Gus
toms:
Assistant Treasures Of the United
States and other Officers: Treasury DE
part,neut Is hereby given that
he funeral OF Hon. Gu aries j. Fotger.
ftb oCLfct1t VI tuo htCHbuiNs tNho
olaee At 2 O'clock. o. NJ, September 9.h. |
Is Geneva, N. Y. All buildings and Of |
Toes under your con rol will be closed |
the hoar and dav mentioned. II beinv |
mpractic able To r-aca rrea .nry Officers |
throughout the oountry direct from she |
on account of the large |
lumber of officials, announcement is |
nads t5roul ID the Associated Press.
Great funeral demonstration
Providence. X. l., Sept. g. The fun
raj ot Sen tor Anthony Was SOLEMN
q ID at the First Congregational Church
t noon today. and WAS the occasion of
he gathering of representa- i've men of
he nation and State such IA WAS proha-
DIV nev-r eqn ,ied in this city. Sunday
luist prevailed in the O ntral part of
ne city, many IF the largest business
houses being closed during the hours of
he funeral. Z ND ems of sorrow were
displayed fro,n the shops in various
D ,rts IF the city. The doors of the
,hurch we're thrown open TO the public
ia rtly after IL O'Clock. Gov. b urn
by his staff an ex govern
,r of the State, officials and a long pro-
,.ssiou Of past and prese MT members of
he Legislature filed into the main en-
rance, followed by judges of the Su-
oreme Court. circuis judges, United /
states federal officers and large dele
cation from various local bodies. As |
he bells rang ont the our of the CAS-
zet containing the remains of the Sena-
.or were slowly borne from MS late res |
dence. President Arthur entered n |
,lde door with Edmunds, the President |
,f the United States Senate, and other |
persons. The massive |
pulpit front WAS tastefuliy and appro- |
priately draped with Grape, while on the |
table rested beautiful |
,ross OF tea rosss. Rev. Mr.. Woodbury.
the funeral Grafton. A very |
ong cortege followed the remains to |
swan Point cemetery, where they we're |
Inferred.
The glaine Libel SUIT.
INprANApoLIs, Sept. 6.-Another step
vas taken IN the F. deral Court today |
"a the Blaine Sentiasl suit. by filing of |
me following 1.-The defendants move \
hs court for rule against the plaintiff |
herein to answer intsrro0aturies under |
path as recited and filed with answer of |
and that the court shall |
make such rule returnable at such tune |
- may be deemed by the court to be |
able for the purpose Of said de- |
as by statute provided and re- |
lulred." Argument could not be heard |
,n the motion today, and inasmach as |
Judge Woods goes to Fort Wayne to |
mold court, the matters will probably |
not be ruled upon for several days.
Plaiatiff's counsel have not refused to |
answer interrog stories.