Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-10
EASTERN NEWS.
. s~t,iement Preba bic.

a,,yH 70 RE PosT-rsrrLLIsp<css
A ssffiement Probable.
~vsrox. Nov. Sat request of the
,-st;ye COMMITTEES OF the hnikots OF
-, the Citizens COMMITTEES again
sseu, 10 conferences 81 III "'eiock
saoynina. TIE Executive Commit
- ..ssd 20 submit the grievances
- ,he MALLORY Company 20 a com
W a arbitration 70 be composed OF
- Gasr N;,bts and FIVE citiZsns. II the
~ D. decided that the Knights we're
Ss-..;ssd IN their demand for equal
% -eation With other labor on MAJ
r~sayf the Knights venid yield
ss~;sion Vas against tue Mallory
n should reinstate them.
49,, deliberations Of the srbitra-
r.,mmittee the kaights viii raise
=. embargo, and permit frame 70 re
=. ~ usual course. Inc sroitfaIlon
" ..nal.tss will meet senottoN. Tue
~ 1870 for rsmoyinz toe boycott goes
AZ nss-.. tom prov morning, With an
ns.nding that II the arbitration
soo..,.s fails to agree the boycott
on:mm.a,4teIy re established, aad
1900 until the demand OF the
e'os..;. aomol;ed With by the Mallory
h 1 Already the wneels of CON-
.sish had been oloRged for tue
s;r days, have bsRun 20 move.
Il . general feeling that the back
-. n tbs BOYCOTT il broken. and & at
4. .,.s,s Ar. Ia a fair way TO bs equitabiy
diasssd.
n,,rxxus. (Ohio) Nov. S-Great ex
.,.s.~nt vas created in the lobby OF
1 -. gs,I House, at q quarter before
| s;.lork this evening. by an encounter
l ssxvesn the Auditor OF the state. Enil
IN | Lancaster, and W. j. Elliott editor ana
nsoosietor Of the sunday tdp''~. Duf,
/ ne the encounter Two snoes ~s'e hIeo
sR.,svstter. the first Of which struck
s,s.s, an the ball Of the thumb of tue
.ahs hand. producing only hesb
49, ana oassed through the left side
= 10 oyerooat, bas did not touch his
Nv when they became freed from
/. - o,hs, Elliott made an efors to es-
-. AZ the same time trying 10 get his
sscivsr from bis pocket; and, when
sspnt twelve feet away ksiswetter hired
ssseoud shot, which IN bis excited con
hssoa missed lis aim and struck the
ssiIinQ. The engagement caused great
air among the guests, and confused 90
nah those who we're eyesitnesses tnat
.s.,e.Jy auy two have the same version
Z ~ Affair. After Keisvetter fired the
ssuod shot he walked out into the street
4. "a vas soou afterward arrested. and
uvs honda In the sum OF one thousand
S.rsrs for his appearance before the
n Navor. People in ali parts Of the city
spce hard 81 the encounter and rushed
a ~ Nail House to learn the facts, and
~ Iobby was crowded all the evening.
Ths cause OF the trouble Is feud of
no OF thres years standing, during
vhioA time Elliott In his paper has %.
yrely criticised ksisvetter, charging
him 9Th official misconduct on several
oecssaons.
lnnierants from Europe.
WhumGros, ID. O., Nov 8.-The Com
uiss,onsn Of Emigration of the State
Of Nsv York have reported to the Secre-
ary II the Treasury that daring the
yssf ended June 3D. there arrived at the
!. sort Of New York from foreign ports
" &S96 passengers, Of which number
=. DiJ0i3 came a. sseersgs passengers and
vsrs landed at Castle Garden. where
shsy we're examined by the Commission
ss Most Of these were destined TO
Illinois, New York, Ohio, Psnnsylvanis,
Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota and Wis
n. ] eousin. Daring the year there were
mturned 10 the country whence they
n cane lls3 emigrants. OF which number
u vsFs insane, 81 idists. 2 blind, 3 deaf
nd damb, q cripples, ~ enciente, 47s
diahled by sickness, II by reason Of
old aQe, and AS we're without visible
miafant fund collected under the act of
Aaeast Sd, 1872. was $i42.2i0. and the
l sxpsasss Of the commission amountst
n / 70 e1i08l. The Commissioners recon-
mend that the act OF Congress to regu
late immigrstion be amended 90 a. to
provide ion adequate penalties for all
violations Of law.
who rhey Are.
WAmuoros, Nov. S.-Jas. A. Bayard.
Who vss yesterday appointed Secretary
| Of The Territory OF Arizona, 10 . son OF
IN Secretary Bayard, aud IL about Is years
N Of 49, He vas educated nj the Univer
~ vsssiiy Of Virgins, and has reosntiv
hsea Ssaching school and studying law
ID Maryland.
n NJ. Strsnaehan, tue new Surveyor
q General Of Idaho, il son-in-lav OF
ID John q. Shoemaker proprietor OF the
~ lndisnspolis SeHtinei, and is connected
Win tbs bustnes. department of that
paper. He IL q civil engineer by pro-
n / fsosion.
NJ. Dawson, the new Surveyor General
} d Colorado. Vas az one time Adjutant-
0snefal of Kentucky, and subsrq rently
beosme editor of the Louisville EseEiag
Wees. He has been resident OF Colo
ndo for several years.
Tkompsoa. appointed appraiser ut
SAn Francisco, is lawyer by profss'
sou, aud vas at one time County Clerk
+ atlanta Rssa.
y military Called For.
0AisrzroN. Nov. s.-A special TO the
Nes, from Austin, confirms the report
% hat Superintendent Atkinson, of the
dirsot navigation company at Houston,
I'D today call on Governor Ireland for
military aid to obtain possession OF their
\ property. The Governor replied by tel
Graph ~ follows:
II have no authority to issue orders
70 The sheriff. Go TO lawyer and sue
/. | cot writ of sequestratiou and give II
4 V The sheriff. That will compel him 10
D / sxscats and authorize him TO summon
= / poesa. II oil are unable to execute the
srt b. reason Of poverful resistance, |
a VII order out the military to Aid him."
Lea than one hundred men struck on
= Tie Navisstiop Company's wharf. and
, We knighis ef Labor az Galveston assert
thas tnsy are merely guarding the prep
wg.
idaho reiygamisss Paatshed.
SAtr LAKE, New. s--Chief Justice
nsss OF Idaho, appointed by President
usvsland, sentenced eight Mornons
yesterday at Blackfoot. under the Ed
nunds Law. He read them a severe leo
tafs upon their rebellious attitude, and
declared that the supremacy Of the Law
nsse and shall be vindicated. He gave
Nc fall e1tent of the Law.
The Gr~.t Traseaian Gene.
PHfIApHirHrA, New. s-John NcCul-
ioaeh, The actor, died Suddenly at his
nsadencs In this city az 8 o'clock this
oosnino.
meCuiieuEh,s funeral.
fntlApxIfHiA, Nov. 9.-The funeral
John Mccullough will take place on
seafsday neIt at II o'clock from 1t,