Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-05

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what Clevelan1 says.
NEW YoEx, Dec. IA Nsshjucton
special 70 the Ersufsq Posi- SAYS that :
prom1nent Demooratic 1zesnber Of Con-
ertee who recently visited Gov. Clese
land says ths latter sid 10 bin: II fu-
tend - resign sn the 6th Of Januaxy.
and ~ Lieutsn ant G0vernor Hin vii
adulnister the Exscutive ofios fog lie
next year. l hsvs turned over wrifino
the message 90 him. Afssr laying down
the dufies Of Governor shall listen 70
whatever my Democratic friends nave
20 say, and ] shall divide my time b.
tween Buffalo aud Albany until the day
arrives 10 20 90 Washington intend
" gtvs due consideration 70 the oouosel
OF my party friends. Il may be th1f
when ! enter the Presidential of7ice
SONS things may not move ~ fsss a
some Democrats wish; bat / think Il
will be better 70 90 slow and be sure.
We cannot hops TO avoid mistakes. bat
4 we proceed slDwIy we shall make
fewer mistakes than II We 20 with
rueh.n The member Of Congress With
whom cleveland talked says the 0ov
eru0r will become President without
any ambition for second term; that be
holds 70 the second tsfm principle laid
down IN bis letter Of scceptsnos, and
declares that his great object Is 70 90
administer she aovemmeDI - 70 Iay the
foundation for l0ug continued Demo
cratic rule. The Governor incidentally
alluded 10 the report Of . quarrel be-
tween him and Hesdricks. saying that
they did NOT, In their conversation dis
eoss politics, and that tso men never
parted more pleasantly. This Congress
man drew from his conversation with
Cleveland that ths latter has not yet
made up his mind with regard 10 q sin
gle Cabinet appointment. He is de
from Abe 0ovsrnoshsp.
Street Car ksabses Destroyed.
BALrrmoRK, Dec. 4.-Esrly this morn
ing ire In the stables Of Hairs Pas
ssnQer Railway Company completely
destroyed sue large building. together
with ten Of the conpany's cars and 80
horses. The damts started IN the hay
loft, and spread so rapidly that only Is
horses eocld be taken ous.
RegnIaasvs AvvessrA
Mr.. SrKRLMo, Ky, Dec 4.--Sheritf
Day hes arrested seven men charged
with being members of the band Of
Regulators who few days ago killed
J. q. Hughes, in B,wan county. Two
Of them have confessed, impiioating
ten or twelve others.
On Tuesday, Floyd I. Oliver, drug
gist, Of Farmers, ky.. was killed at
Moorhead, In ditiicuity With John
Martir.
Uatsn Paesae Earninss
Bosros, Dec. 4.--The earnings Of the
Onion Pacific Railway, the whole sys-
tenn, for October, 10 $26Gl, 600. y do
crense Of $2o6, 900 from tbs same month
Of last year. The expenses vera <f,-
| III 900, decrease Of $296. 900.
Rail rssseised.
New YonK. Dec. 4.--When the names
Of Frcderika Mandelbanm, her son Jn-
| iius Mandeibaum. and her clerk Her
usan Stronde, indicted for reoesyiag
stolen goods, were cailed IN court to-
day, the parties made M rrsponss. Mrs.
Mandelbaum had given bail f1r $ii 900,
her SON Jrlius for 5000 and Slronile for
5000. which was declared forfeited. it
" supposed that they have gone TO
/ Canada.
they slgnify Their Consent.
BALrfnoRK, Dec. 4.-A ms sjority Of the
| Standing Committees OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the United States.
have siQnified their assent To the con-
secration OF Rev. DIR. Vim. P.ret, of
| Washington, recently elected Bishop OF
| the diocese of Maryland.
An Anrt-Csbdeu Club.
| PHrLapKrrnrA. Dec. 3.-1he Eastern
| Pip Iron Association finally agreed that
circulars should be sent TO all the manu-
| facturers Of the United States, suggest
| ing the formation of Protective Club.
which shall be TO all intents aud pur-
poses the same In Amerioa as the Cob
den Club 10 in England. A COMMITTEES
WAS appointed TO draft circular and
report to the Executive Committee.
| wan Nss Be Csesced.
The shee Mannfacturers' Association
has asked the men for joint arbitra-
+, ton committee 30 decide all disputes
between employees and manufacturers
| IL In added that unlees the request Is
Complied with by Deoembsr eth. all
shops will bs clossd. The shoenakers
this evening decided not TO consider the
1
| that II contained threat. aud shev re-
fused TO 10 coerced.
A Traxcdy.
NEcaxsvnIs. Dec. "A tragedy oc-
curred here last eventng. resulting in
the death OF Il. v. simpson and De.
Calhoun Lawrence. both well known
citizens. The difficulty grew out of the
settlement of small debt. Simpson
fired FIRST, mortally wornding Lawrence
| iu The abdomen. Lawrence then fired
| thrsc ehots, eash taking effect. the last
one penetrating simpsons heart. Law
renee expired some hours after the
shooting.
rhe Libcrsy Bcli.
PurrApErrnra. Dec. 3--The question
whether ths old Liberty bell shall be semi
Ia the New Orleans Exposition, came ~
for confederation SO q meeting OF tue
DIV Property COMMITTEES Of the Coun-
oil. this afternosn. A communication
was read from the Mayor. and also 9
rssoIutiou from the Council, both fav'
ornhle 10 allowing the bell 20 90. fks
conmittee, after takiag tie vote, post
poned tha subject.
Mnrderer s<naeaeed.
sArrN fMass.), Fec. 3-Thos. Lou
charged with she murder OF Nellie Seli,
van At North Andoysy, vas convicted el
murder in the second degree. and sen
tenced 20 life Imprisonment 10 the stat
prisou. He covered his face With III.
hands when the verdict was announced
and in response 10 the question as g
whether be had anything to say shoes
his head.
Il THAT Myssestsss nsdy.
i Nxw yosx, Dec. 3-The body OF IN
woman foend in ths Carision Hons
cellar was examined today. The decto
said he thought she had been dead sooa
n wear. She was IS or Is yesrs old. n
could fiud no traces Of violence.
whese Remasns they Are.
Nxx Yoax. Dec. S-The remains o
, | ,hs woman found nndsr q pile OF asae
in the cellar Of the Carton House. O
. William street yesterday, are believe
10 be those Of Johanna smith, assd =
: who has been missing siace snne x.L
| ,sss Her brother says he - posasiv
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