Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-11

e,cHtofs eu4 tue OoY Wen cOEfee4ed
toe crime. saying that be had also in
tended 10 Kill his father. and then eel
Tee plantation ard become briesnd.
HE youthful murderer exhibits no re-
morse for his decd he 10 nov in jaii.
The Csbinef Mesttns.
WAsHTxoroN. Nov. I0.-The oniy gen
efal question discussed At the ue-tir o
OF toe Cabinet vas IN regard 10 the
construction Of the nev naval cruisers
ssshorized At the last session 81 Con-
Rfe-s- All the members were present.
a Disrepstsbse Mormon.
saLT LaxK, Nov 0-Ten Of the Il
mormon apostles sign d a nstiee in this
evenings church organ. the D,s,r,t
.se'es, that Albert Darlington, one Of
the IL apostles. after \ full and patisn.
trial by the authorities Of the Church.
mas teen sxsomn aaicated from the
Choreh Of Latter ID Saints for sduI-
terry and iascivisus conduct. No pap
hculars are gives. aud the facts have
not transpired.
The Copper Ming.
CLEvEIAxD. Nov. 30. ID. Croker.
President of the Cooper King Mining
Company of Mexico, VITO vas arrested
al the instance Of ID. A. Bennett of
ION ostone, Arizona, for securing 800,
W. xortn OF property under false pre-
tences- oronRht suit against the com
pany today fer 10000 advanced by
tim 10 improve and open the mitss.
The situation al GaIvesfsa.
GALvEsras. Nov. 10 The committee
OF arbitration for the settlement OF the
recent strike insugurated in this city
held continuous session to-day. The
testimony taken 10 being reduced TO
writing. lne situation continues grave.
Coiored laborers all over the city ore
awaiting the r-suit of the arbitration
cenmittee's labors with undi.guised
interest. They feel that their interests
are being j. opardizsd by the Knights Of
Labor. lois feeling has been intensi-
fed by q demand from the local
assembly OF the Knights Of Labor
for the dismissal OF three colcred men
and one white man On the police force,
on the ground that they have been TO-
dniz,nR IN conversation calculated TO
incite incendisry feeliags among the
coiosed people Of the city. The Mavor,
however, refused to comply With the
demand, replying that the offiesrs in
4tN7stbh WChp W R8Dto tuCu.
General King 10 in the city investigating
the situation, by order of Governor Ire
land. Work everywhere in ths CITY is
progressing, and freight biockades
along the railroad lines are being rap
idly decreased. Matters are quiet at
Houston, and work ON the vhsrves O!
the Direct NaviRstios Company was re-
sum q this morning.
opening OF the New Orleans Exps.t.
tisn.
NKw ORLEANS, Nov. 10.-The inaupu
raj ceremonies Of the North, south aad
Central American Exposition took place
today. The commercial exchanges we're
closed and all other business vas in a
suspended d ,es we're display
ed throughout the city and on the ship
ping IN tue harbor.
A feature of the ceremonies vas the
procession. which moved promptly al
1890 O'Clock. First came the military,
followed BY q long line of carriages,
occupied by the managers Of the Expo
sition. UDited States, State and city
offioials. foreign esusuls and invited
Z aests The procession moved through
the principal streets te the head of Canal
strset, where steam srs we're 10 readiness
TO convey them to the grounds.
The procession disembarked at the
grounds amid tue booming
Of cannon from the Mexican eunboat,
Independence, and salutes from bat. |
teries On the shore. The cortepe |
with bands playing into Music |
II vi. This vast ball, accommodating |
10000 persons. Was eiaborately decora-
ted and Was threnged with an audience |
which filed, not only all the seats and |
sislss, but the galleries and the areas |
outside. On the stage we're grouped |
go ohsrus singers. who sang az an &C. |
,oms animent to the band of so pieces |
the anthem Hail Columbia" Many
persons we're on the plat |
form. Among these were Minister Ro |
nero Of Mexico, Governor McEuery of |
Louisiana and staff, the Cousuls Of |
Great Britain, France, Spain, Germany.
Italy, Portugal, Russia, Belgium, Aus
lria, Brazil. Mexico and other Nations,
Bishop Gallagher and other Louisiana |
nierRS men, the Congressman from this |
State. the judges of the Sapreme and |
District Courts, and Commissioners
from nearly all the States in the Union |
Among the addresses was one by |
Farrell, OF lows, deliver |
I'd On behalf OF the Commissioners, in |
Y lieh be discussed the advantages of |
The Exposition. Ssnsr Romero, Mexi- |
can Minister Co the United States, in a |
speech announced that he bad been |
asked by President Diaz to represent |
him at the opening. Senior Romero |
the benefits that would accrue |
from the development of commercial |
relations among the American couu- |
tries, especially between Mexico and the |
United States.
The number of people visiting the |
grounds daring the day 10 estimated at
$1,000.
Csurt mease Burned.
CFNTERvrILK (rex.j. Nov. TO- At
last night flames we're discov
cred IN tbs County lreasurer's offioe, in
The court house OF Lion conntv. The
tire spread rapidly. consuming tho en-
tire buildino. Many valuable records,
back thirty years. which vere
burned, cannot be duplicated. The
county clerks safe contai ned large sums
Of money on deposit, which it is be-
wil be found intact. The fire
vas undoubtedly Of incendiary origin,
A traces of kerosene have been found.
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