Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-09


out for winter. With plenty Of provisions
and have all the fur clothing that
want. most respectfully request that
the vessel sent after We resch Hotham
Inlet be not later than August 3. 1886.
since vosld like TO knov by ths, time
what 70 expect, in order TO make ar
rasgsneno Tor the coming winter
Should no vessel reach me by August
18th, vii commence my retreat TO 81.
MichaePs trading post Of the Alaska
Commercial Company, where can be
got good winter quarters apd food OF
which ! may be deficient. 7 can make
the retreat 70 81. Michsel's in my boats
without much difficulty. We are all
well on board and in good spirits. Ev-
srythinR looks bright ahead"
Prehtbttisn Csaventtea.
SYRACUSE, Sept. s.-The State Prohi-
bition Convention met at Alhanrie to-
day, with 300 10 100 delegates assembled.
Horace Waters of New York. led the
meeting.
New First Nationals.
WASHINGTON, Sept. s.-The Acting
Comptroller of the Currency today
authorized the First National Bank Of
Dorchester, Nebraska, First Natisnal
Bank Of Waupun. Wisconsin, Fra
National Bank Of Wayne, Nebraska,
and the Minnshaha National Bank of
Sioux Falls, Dakota Territory. 70 begin
each With a capital of $50 900.
Emterasts Arrived at Aew York.
WAsHISGTos. Sept. 5.-The Commis-
sioners of Emigration of the State of
New Yerk have reported TO the Score
tary of the Treasury that during the
year 1884 there arrived at the port of
New York 10000 emigrants. all of
whom were examined by the Board, and
on such examinations ll44 persons we're
found to be either conviots, lunatics,
idiots or persons unable TO take care of
themselves without becoming public
ehsrgss. and they we're returned TO the
whence they came.
Baseball.
Nrw YozK. Sept. s.-Beston 4, New
York 10.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5.-Cineinnati I,
3.
NEw YORK, Sept. s.-Metropolitan 2
Pittsborg 4.
Providence, Sept. s.-Philsdelphis /,
o.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. s.-St. Louis /, Chi.
oaeo l. The game drew out fair at
tendance and proved very close and ex-
citing. Neither club could bat the op-
posing pitchers with any degree Of
ehectl veness and and at the end of the
ninth inning she score vas a tie, each
club having vne tally. The tenth inning
in blanks for both sides, and
at the end of the inning Dunlap wanted
the game drawn but the visitors in
sisted on playing. After Kelly had been
retired in the eleventh inning Arson in
sisted upon having the game called. He
1t Was too dark to see.
Meeting OF the Traascenfineatal Assoc
81. PAUL, Sept. S.-The Trapsconti-
mental Association at 3 O'Clock was cali.
cd TO order BY General Agent Cannon of
San Francisco. 7. z. Oakes, Vice Pres
ident of the Northern Pacific, was made
and N. 3. Jorden secretary.
A discussion of matters of general pol
10y followed. The representatives Of
the Central Pacific thought the percent
The Southern Pacific asked
not take an arbitrary position ~ some
thought IL vould. After q general ex-
change of opinion regarding the pres
emit percentages without action, the As
ISOLATION adjourned until tomorrow
II vas learned from a gentleman high
in the councils Of the Association TO-
night that while the manner OF the rep
Of the Central and Southern
Pacific was very mild. yet they we're
firm in the stand not TO abide by the
award Of percentages made by BoRue,
Ford and Grey. This" said the gen
tleman above referred to, means the
of the arbitration board,
which IL the only thing the roads have
for maintaining peace. The remainder
of the roads are willing to abide by she
present award, but will not submit to
granting the Central and Southern Pa
cifie any increase at the expense of the
other roads. Notwithstanding the gen
eral drift of the talk tonight about ev-
erything being harmonious, / cannot
soc nov any possibility Of an agreement
and believe that the meeting wall
break up tomorrow In a general row
and that the Association will become a
thing Of the past"
Discusses the ISish 0aes.
tien,
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 8. A large
Of citizens was held to-
night at Masonic Hall, TO en-
dorss Parnell In his present
political career respecting Ireland. Hon.
John z. Lamb, Of Terre Haute, presid-
cd. and speeches we're made BY Vice
Presidents Hendricks and others. Reese
lutions we're adopted expressing sym
pathy with and encouragement for Mr..
Parnell and the Irish party. Hendricks
spoke ~ follows:
Mr.. Chafrrnaa and Fisilo,c Chisens -
Aiv6vs, whatever may be her oondi-
kion, Ireland viii hnd devoted and
stsadfass friends In the United States.
Some years ago I vas called upon TO a.
lsna meeting Of another nationality,
when var was pending between France
and Prussia. The Germans then held
q very large and interesting meeting. TO
express their sympathy with the cause
Of Germany In that controversy. i felt
ID right thus 10 participate In that meet
leg, because the sons Of Germany vere
deeply interested Ia the contest. This
ID ne contest between navies or between
armies. II 10 for the establishment Of
ceod government In Ireland and verv
especially DO ! enjoy participating and
joining with you, Irishmen and Irish
women, In expressing the sentiments
you expfess on this occasion.
what shall % the government OF Ire
land For many years IL has not been
0 coutsovsrted question that ireland
has been dealt hardly By. IL 10 known
the world over that Ireland from the
days Of Henry I. until this hour has not
had fair play frsm Great Britain. On
the oontrary she has besn denied the
rights Of equal oitizsnship and has been
despoilsd Of her lands. Every Ifishman
here tonight, every Irishnan In Amer
lea, IL protest against the bad govern
Ing Of England towards ireland. How
ID Il that roo ara here. having left the
most beautiful land In the world Per-
haps no part Of this globe 10 more
attractive than Ireland. and yea
you lefs Ireland. You are here
because yoa could not Get good
eovsrnment in ireland. Forty ave
year ago the population Of the green
isle" vas nine million people-a large
population for . country eply the sire
Of Indiana. Today. after lapse forty
five years. that population Ia only I've
millionsva lo0 In Len than century OF
-four million people. Almost one-hslf