Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-03
EASTERN NEWS.
-~a.rH 70 rHE rosT-STxLLIsn-c<z
s~sveea the Tribuae and the
xrauhfear Iuieu.

&<1Ntf0 INC tftE@N 49, 49,
TypsgraphieaI Union
yopx. O-t. 3l.-Tbe officers Of
s,.nhicaI Union No. s today signed
Vp.eroen, with the New York TTf-
~,,hdrsxing sii their charges Of
ts;th and broken contracts,
- usioo their boycottine and
s.;ng Themselves to advise
psfsIi labor organizations. and
ssanest from them, similar action
~. i the result OF an adjustment
y. .bese officers have reached on the
- srst agreed On With the Tribune
- the hight Of the Blaine cam
- in september. 1884,. but after
-. rejected bY the Typographical
-. themselves. Tbs TTiJs.ae re-
uss .rt of the Union az it has been
- years past, works under its ozn
- I'D regulations With its old fore
ard makes absolutely no change
80 It's employees, most of whom
- heen non union men for many
-. ana intend to remain 50. IL
- 10 continue paying its present
- 10 its weekly hands, which are
- rseriy ali cases above the Union
"a and 20 advance its rate for piece
s..,oxition t. IS cents per thousand
Ss;a q the price named in the memo
n.Sar 10 which IL agreed last year,
- rhj,h the Union sftervara re jscted.
I, 4 suAech to his men this afternoon
...c,ueinp the agreement, Whitelax
pa thanked them for their conduct
:. their employer during the long strug-
=. and said that in consideration OF
ss;r spleudid loyalty, he would do
..c,s than the Union asked, or than
y had agreed to do year ago. He
4.,efore advanced the price for piece
..noozition above the Union scale to ~
srols Ger thousand. Over one-half OF
~ Tysbane's printers are Democrats,
,ol,ties not Being allowed to interfere
~ rs relations to its employees. IL
: s.is that the Typographical Union
.norsheaded general movement
smauo other newspapers for q rsdge-
i'm 10 20 cents per thousand, aat that
,sis vas their reason for accepting the
.rms which they rejsetsd year ago,
sod being willing nov to q Just their
Nsderlties with the Tribune on the basis
a its remaining a non-union office.
Inc WiFts sFe>sSus
pxoKrs nlls.), Nov. 2.-The electric
Eaht and ire alarm wires here crossed
~ night, resulting in the burning out
4 All the Are alarm instruments at
hssSouarters. A similar cross recently
esarred in st. Louis, burning out the
sc5cs Of the Telephone Company.
ne shto Constitutional Amend.
ments.
COLUMBUS (Ohio), Nov. 1.-The Off
ral vote on the constitutional amend
rents At the election held on Octeber
is,h. vas announced today. The total
,o,e vas 743.453. The amendment to
sbolish October elections was carried
by sbsut 537 coo, and the amendment
d change the terms Of township Off
cars from one 10 three years, received
ts9eOg votes. The Governor has issued
a proclamation declaring the amend
menss carried.
The Pabli Debt.
wAsHxaroS, Nov. 2.--The public debt
statement issued today shows decrease
Of the debt during October of Sl3, 276,-
"a.
WahH VsttNh"
Nrv YoHK, Nov. q Governments
dull and strong stocks active and ir-
regular. The announcement that the
Psunsy lyania Railroad had declared a
aiyidend OF only per cent, instead OF
The usual per cent, WAS signal for a
heavy selling movement at the last hour.
and in the decline following Western
Union was especially conspicuous. The
market closed feverish. but with only
changes of small fractions in most cases
from Saturday evenings figures. 1t Is
Understood that the Pacific Mail Com
pany will withdraw it's Australian line
81 once. its contract with the colonies
having expired today. A London syn.
dicate 10 said 90 have recently purchased
10000 shares of Union Pacific for ship
ment abroad.
Huriai Of General Mcclellan.
NEW YoRK. Nov. AFTER the services
u the Madison Square Presbyterian
Church, the remains OF General Me-
Cleilan we're conveyed to Jersev CITY
shers they were placed in the forward
sar Of the special train which WAS to
,onvey them to Trenton. The pail bear
RS accompanied the remains. and Rev
7. Whitaker, of Orange IN. j. Presby-
lerisn Church, of which General No
Ciellan was an elder, with the pail
bearers occupied the second car. The
vidow, the son aud daughter, and DIR.
with few intimate friends,
occupied the car with the remaius. A
srVe crowd Was in the depot and they
leverently took their hats off as the
,oiiin was conveyed from the hearss to
lhe train. II was followed by twenty
Eve members OF the Loyal Legion.
TKESros IN. j. Nov. 2,-The train
onnveyine the remsins of General Nc
Clelian arrived in this CITY at lao y. m.
Il was met by the Mayor and the mem
hers Of the Common Council. There
vere about 30 carriages In waiting.
The cssket was placed IN the hearse by
4 committee of Bayard Post. No. 8. A
procession was theu formed. aud moved
through the principal streets TO the Gem
essry Ia the lower part Of the city. The
city bells we're tolIed and a salute of
gus vas fred at the state Arsenal
The streets were lined with people, and
% many houses hsgs fioated at half
mast. The easket was placed In a
hFick-iined and cemented grave, and
aosers we're scattered abost il IN pre-
fusion. Several elaborate floral devices
surrounded the tomb. The last rites
we're brief and solemn. Rev. w. U.
Aarkisnd, Of Baltimore. read the burial
service Of the Presbyterian Church, and
Rev. j. Hall Of Trenton offered PRAYER.
There vas q large eoaoourse IN the
cemstsry.
eesmmcndstteas OF the Quarter.
master General
WASHINGTON. Nov 3--The Quarter.
master General. in his anunai report,
says that the necessity of assembling
troops IN larger aud more permanent
pos.s near the Indian reservations and
N proximity to the great strategic
polnts Of the country adiaaent To ITS
paoiie reservations, harbsrs and ports,
becoming daily more and more APP
parent He urges that ths troops gar
nsoned In cssamatad forts be kept IN
barracks In time OF peace for sanitary
masons, and says that the barracks
sooald be built &C oace.
Coinage for October.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.-The total coin
- exscnsed at the rnints during Octo.
nsf vas s. a5s 9os, Of whish $500 coo
vas In Standard dollars.
A startling Rumor.
Nxw fosx. Nov. At was rumored
aefe today that Mayor Grace and sew
erai other prominent individuals are 10
ssrrssted for alleged eompiicity IN the
Marine Bank frauds. United States