Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-31
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.msaars 70 re ro''-''
ne ssafa Clara
yazx. jan. So--Cnapnsn e 70.
go saezts Of the American
Il 49, Cla.s from San Francisco
4 ~ s..siv ID collision with the Holy
4 - Dubiip packet. AdmIral
-. Of Hsiyhead, nase mall an
sren Liverpool which SHOW toat
- Of 81 trsstmess brooRnt
- - saptain Of the santa cara
.sr,iToss Of the AdIsiral Moor
- snd Id judged. Everything
-. - done by tbe santa Clara TO
..-.farssbls those saved The
- 80. ms slore seriou1.y dam12-
- = arst reported. fhe stern
= - srnashed snd three weeks Will
- 20 put the vessel IN sea
- s,ndissori. The British Board
- has made an otneial examins-
- fhe possion and cond ton OF
- 49, Cisfa's lights on the hight Of
1870 and pronouncsd them all
.,,sves In Charxe % the sheriff.
p.r,. ian, ~. II. Dsitz, who
..-.assd 10 Eeg Richmond. VIA, for
49, On two banks amounting TO
s'es' arrived in this city 10 charge OF
80 Campbell, OF 81. Croix county,
-. sssasrday, Who arrested him az
- Mont. Deiiz figured a. for
- Angeles, Cal, and Helena,
-. his operations amounting 10
arss fsoW.
KILLED.
a., knAefsou. aged 20. and Charles
s..zstrnsn, aged ~, we're killed this
srs,ss b q bank, under which they
= sizkina, eaSiiig H.
r<<<4s Of . Barsl Cyiindrr Head
c-r.pxrya1A, Jan. 30.-The burst
:. y . sflindsr head OF 40 engine in
Dossnu Garrett Mills throws 1900
'..,.fiyes cot Of employment and en-
u. losf 70 the frm Of $1,000.
~ e.rr,ss works Of Thos. l.. Lsedom
=. ,.sun,ed work after shut down Of
= sssks in the hand loom depart
psai
rssissls In ALBANY.
asalsf. n. Y, Jan. 30-Speaker Car
- snd wife arrived from New York
"a immediatsly went 20 the rooms pre-
80 for them. Carlisle later was
k;,sn ina covered sleigh to President.
80 Csysland's residence. The letter
4 snssef 10 which Carlisle came TO Al
sssg 4 understood 10 have stated that
q PRESIDENT elect would DO glad to see
II aysiI himself Of any suggestions
ckrlials night have to offer In regard to
vsamsss and men for the cabinet. II 10
hdIased Carlisle, while he will not ac-
~ cabinet position, Is very anxious
~, Cleveland shall appoint tariff re-
kru,er a. SECRETARY Of the. Treasury. He
asss net urge the selection of o pro-
sga,,osA fres trader. bot will be satisf-
q sish man OF moderate views. Gar
10 passed the evening with the Gov
g1af.
Calls OIL GFeyeR.
ktnxY. Jan. 30..--John Boyle O'Reil-
i, ~ John Fitzgerald, prominent eiti
- q Boston. called upon President
- Cleveland today and had a long
souyention With him. Cleveland was
= snsl in an affsbls mood. although
ssugainina Of tho cold. The visit 10
ssprssst = have been for the purpose Of
sdsunilaz the appointment to 8 osbi-
81 toaiieR Of Congressman Collins OF
uns cher prominent Irish Americ IN.
n etnfismen denied this and said
ihsIr ebjset vas only desire to shake
kzsas With Grover Cleveland. for whose
sseiien they had worked In New En-.
sAnd.
- fmpsisenrd Reporter.
kxu YoRK, Jan. Ca Rochester spe-
al aays Of the imprisonment Of report
3 5ohn Dennis for contempt OF coart
! ~ answering questions concerning
- authorship of certain articles In She
Eechsster Democrat: The articles In
grsssion we're for the p1rpose OF expos
n earfupsion In the city government
I'd fsiattng 70 recent exposures and
EziA Al the Jail Dennis held Ievee
u sfternoon, lawyers, business men.
,1IsAoians, cisrgymeu and others call
81 On him, and his apartment was
fssan with remembranoes from per-
E1al friends. A majority Of the jour.
islisis OF the city assembled nj the Jail
nd being granted the use OF the shsF.
81 parlors. hsld meeting with Issac
D hsrshall. managing editor of the
NJ and Erprsss. Ne chairman. Reso-
sziona approving Dennis position and
the Law that would condemn
4 Innocent man te Incarceration with
- bail for refusing 20 divulge secret
afermssion while engaged In the work
{ exposing corruption, while many
20 Who we're here recently charged
% Indicted for crimes have never been
|spfised Of their liberty, and also pledg.
= bin their hearty support, were
d1ptsd.
Peeled Pee.
falrtao, Jan. G.-The Pacific Coast,
uslotsde and Utah pools will meet here
lnnafsov 10 consider the question OF
lz<ssiuR their asreemeat, vhich ex-
pifss b. limitasion on that date.
TIE izerald - on the Treaty.
kEs Yoak, Jan. O.-The Herald eciI.
ls,lsily aya: THAT the treaty with
Nicaragua for the canal should be re-
issese b. The senate 10 q public mister
isns . disgrace and humiliation.
49, ~ A9eutd " oetcatea by tHe NOtcN
Z De great body Of Democratic Sena--
10 q 4 matter which very gTavely con-
xfns ths Democratic party, which is
snas PM into position so false. 90 con-
ksfS 10 What We believe TO be the
esaAfe Of the great mas Of
As psople Of the United States,
y hostile 10 our security and
csf henofahle future, that al the very
Ai<sf 81 it, career, 10 invites tho
AlpaResi pahlio eoildemuati on. Cleye-
- hss IN oar Judgment been silent
y tcaE In HE faee III this hlunder into
s1iek bis party In the Senate has been
= ~ Senator RayArd. II is necessary
u h'a 70 speak out. Either Bayard
~ sraken and acted ~ his mouthpiece
~ = ekgfeesion Of his views. Of which
sh certainly the Democratic lead.
: g Washington. aud ve think,
~ e91nsEy 81 large also have q
~ 70 knsw, or Bayard has
4ekke only his own sensis,ants,
ss,uh WI make very great differ.
Tn bad hesn known OF believed
: e usssland's wish that the treaty
sssald % ratified. The Democratic Sen
- veait, ve are assured, have fol.
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