Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-07
EASTERN NEWS.
--ss.rz 70 TEE rosr-nrHILIssscs..
rse Arrested Dvsamiters.

The Arrested Dvnamttera.
o. Lorrs. Nov. 6.-The plot or scheme
- gwen to the police by George X.
gsb,ov. conductor on the Broadway
-. mo struck when the other men
"A He made himself very conspico-
daring Fair week. and was twice
..,s~seS. once for assault to kill. fer
.s;eh he IL noz under bonds. The 20
- have suspected from his sctio
,...is that he knew more about the AZ
s.,rs asd coudact az the strikers than
- vss disposed to tell, and by various
-sans knovn to the police they in ,lly
s,,eed hin to confe-s what be knew
a. made a long and eircamstsntiai
~stem.nt. the material points Of which
-. giving the names of his associates
81 the time and place Of their meet
i,gs: that their parpJse VS. TO blow Up
~. ears, and tina, Weather. vas the
ran vbo purchased the dynamite and
.xaaged the EXPLOSION. TIE names
s,,eu are thnss meniio 4ed yesterday.
sxsros sh taShnessy. He ais aid f..4o
Drvdea knew Of the pl,t, bot took ns
srs,ys part ia IL. PIake- ton u NJ ster
Wsrkm4n Of Clevsl.nt As.embiv, X of
L. vn,on 70 composed vnoliy of street
ar Den: X -e1ao IL treasurer, and one
Az 10, Of them o@lonx-d TO the sxsou
i've committee, vhish Vas managing
ths strikers Ine prisoners we're all ar
s,sssd In bed during Wednesday, night.
ssd taken to Four Courts. vnere tney
vese pot in the "hold over" This
myrnine Chisf Of Police II urigan had
tbcm brought to him one at q tune. and
aasssionsd thea closely. All dssied
most emphatically having anything
N ,tever to do with the seheme, or
moving anything aboat it,snd asserted
most earnestly that they we're opposed
10 the use of dynamite, aud favored
veaoeful means and arbitration 70 settle
lhsif tro1bis with the rsilsay compa
sies. TIE chief, however, presented to
sbsm many tAings about the plot, shox-
ID them tue dynamite foand Ia the
rooms OF two OF them, and they finally
yielded 10 the strain, and made clean
breast OF IL. A vllise WAS foand in the
rooms Of Sears and Wsathers. 2ll9 La
sust avenue, which contained two sticks
q dynamite, about six inches long. and
too copper percussion Gaps for expiod
nc the sticks. Ten other sticks had
bseH used in the explosion which had
wrecked the four oars, and terribly
fYiehtened a large number of people.
Wsathers. who IL photographs by 90
oupation, but Who had been driving on
tbs Warrington avenue ear line, il be
Beved to be the leader of the party. At
III events be IL said 10 havs worked the
dypsmite part of the affair. Casper
Hesp, Who was Secretary Of she Execu-
tive Board, X. OF L., which managed
The strike "a long as IL had any life In
n sent 10 Four Courts this afternoon,
% surrender himself, IL wanted by the
pdioa. He was told, however, that be
- not wanted at present. He stfesu-
oasly denies having had any kuowieds 20
II he plot, and would not at first be
hsys that some of the mea arrested
we're Knights Of Labor.
ne Revenue Marine Service.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 5.-fhe report of
The Chisf of the Revenue Marine Ser
yios shows that In enforcing the pro-
visions Of the law sad protesting the
revenue, "a 481 merchant vessels were
boarded aud examined. or this nem
Der il2b we're fouad violating the Law,
and we're either selzsd or reported TO tho
proper authorities. Thsse vessels in
cared Q liability to fines penalties or
forfeitares amounting to x60t, 5l5, about
sefvice. The number OF vessels in DIS
tress assisted Is IA. Thew had on board |
Et2 persons, and tbs value Of vessels |
and csreoes was Is sos 0&3. sixty per
cons were picked out of the water and |
saved from drowning. The Alaskan
cruiser Corwin, an account of whose |
voyage and discoveries was published |
upon the return OF the vessel to San |
Francisco, 10 commented on at some |
bsneth. The report further states that |
revenue cutters have 90 operated bene |
Aoially with the state and National |
quarantine system ON cur Atlantic and |
lake coasts. in preventing the introduo |
ton OF cholera, yellow fever aud small |
POI. The cost of continuing the service |
for the fiscal year VAS tSi9 95T.
No Verdict.
EMpoRIA (ksu.), N ". 5.-The Jury 10 |
The Walkap c,se IL still cat At th's hour |
til . IN. }. and it IL still thoaght thes |
esnno, agree IL IL rumor-d that hv
Of the jurors stood for oBnvict,pn and
sven for acqaittsi. A. the j1ry has
besu out nearly B hours without reach |
ing q conclusion IL IL probable no |
agreement will be arrived At. and that |
q mes trial will be the result
EMroRIA, Nv. Cat 4 O'Clock this
afternoon the jury, which had been sut |
Is hou,s, brought in . verdict Of " Not
eallsy."
A severe struggle.
GALVESTON. Nov 6.-rhe boycott OF
ksighIs Of Lsb1r against the n .llory |
Steamship o., and on the Gull, Colo |
rsdo and santa Fs Railway, continues |
practically unchanged. No signs of |
aettieusns are yet visible. Toe Eteca |
tive Committee of the Knights Of La |
Dor has given permission TO printers.
nsuspaper men and clerks In the city to |
resume work, subject TO a moments |
notice 10 again suspend. This order. |
however, Affects lees than 100 men. and |
3 no concession. Pablo opinion IL |
strongly against the beycotters. The |
eonmefce of Galveston IL entirely sus
pended and no freight Il Denterine the |
eity. Heavy demmurrinR accumulatinR |
On foreign shipping in port causes great |
sneasiness in marine circles. Vessels |
continue 10 arrive daily. thus swelling |
We idls feet. The strikers are 50 |
prone masters OF the situation, grant |
NC permission TO railroads to run
water trains and keep their roads in
eocd repair. bot strictly prohibiting
nsix6t from entering the city.
Gsv. swtaefsrd's Report.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 5.-Governor A. p.
oumsford, Of Alaska, has made bis frst
annual report to the Secretary of the
lnaefios on the condition OF affairs IN
MAJ distriot. He arrived at Sltka on
Sepe 18th. and vas cordially received
savs BY q very fey persons, who, IN the
mneaaee Of the Governor. "preferred
eosinuAace OF the old order of affairs,
sndsr which. presumably. they had yer
usoed themselves TO believe they might
isdiv,duslly profit much more largely at
ne expense Of the General Government
AAn under the new" None of the ap-
pfopristiens made for the support of the
avh government, or for specific pur
pesea appear 10 have reached the hands
.nsex-sficio treasury. Consequently
ees no record OF disbursements. all Of
sslch, With fsw Exceptions, the Governor
aSA we're made by the Collector of Gas
osna An increased appropriation for
Nnoots IL asked. Children are said 10
manifest more than average aptitude In
1aoy. and the whites are especially
ssxioos Ter the establishment Of Eug
- schooia Reference 10 made 10 .
eaeRreement bet Seen the general agent