Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-11
EASTERN NEWS.
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EASI EhN NEWS.
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FGIy Feeling.
81. I,ouIs, O;t. "a very bitter feel
ing exists among the strikers on account
Of the killing Of H1vsJ, and the act u
denounced as deliberate murder. The
Eres1tivs b Iard os the Knights Of La
b0r sent com mittee Of SIX men 10 visi.
the President of the railroads today,
bat they will nst reveal the result The
Police Board at an executive session
this afternoon ordered 500 special 20
Iicsmsb pat on duty tomorrow.
Convicted PsIygamisis
SALT LAKE, Oct. l0.-Gsorgs Ro-nney
pleaded guiity of unlawful cohabitstion
today. Wm- Roster, heretofore c8n-
visited, was sentenced. Both refused to
sabmii to the Law, and received the
maximum penalty hKed-siI mouths
imprisonment and 800 fue.
what q Prsmineni Citizen says.
WAsHEorox, Oct. l0-A prominent
eitizsn of Washington Territory. nov
IN this city, vas ask cd hov the Dsmo
Gratis in that Territory liked the ap
pointment Of Captain Beecher, son of
Rev. Henry Ward Bsecher, made some
time since, and whiah was sharply CON
msntsd upon at the tims. He said :
Nearly every one oat oar way likes
Captain Bescher. and | do nst think
there was Any noteworthy objection To
his appointments even among the Demo
er4ts. Oar people are taking greater
interest In the development of the re
sources of the country than Ia politics"
Chapter OF Ceincideaees.
OswEoo IN Y }. October I0.-George
Washington. a weaver OF S4niy Cesek,
Osve2o C1unty. IA bsing trisd here be-
fore tbs United States C1mmissioner
on the oaargs of reoeiYInR a pspsion
awarded TO austher mAn OF the same
name aud same post Off se address.
Both we're soldiers and had IN ads appii-
cation for a pension. Ole served 10
Complny G.. Twenty fo1rth New York
Infantry. and the other In Company q,
Twenty fourth New York Cavalry. Both
asked for pension on the same
srounds-hesrt disease. The persons
were not acquainted until after this
complication arose.
Z Greenbaeker Rewarded.
WAsHIsoros, Ostobsr l0-David Il.
Waters, appointed today to te Marsh Al
Of she Western District of Michigan,
hiss been prominent for several years as
leader Of the Greenback party of his
State, and was instrumental In bringing
about a fusion two or three years ago
bstxeen bis party and the Democrats.
which resulted in the election of a
Democratic Governor. He Is editor of
the Grand Rapids EpeHtng Leader, a
greenback paper.
The Candidates aad the wsrktngmen
BUFfALo, October i0.-The Executive
Committee of the State Workingmen's
Assembly, after the two State Conven.
tions, Submitted a series of qas stions to
the nominees for Governor, touching
their attitude towards the working
classes, and toward several measures
before the State Legislature Of interest
10 workinemep. Their replies are m ,de
public tonight. Ira Davenport, she Re
publican candidate. declares himself In
favor of Laws for the good of the work
ing classes, but declines TO pledge him
self In advance to sign any bill, as be
cannot now know what features IL will
contain. Governor Hill. the Demo
cratic candidate, declares himself 10
favor Of the bills mentioned, bst makes
the reservation that when passed they
sadii DO cDusbtutiouhi.
Attempted Escape Of Cenviets.
SANTA Fk, Oct. 10.-Twenty five CON-
victs In the Psniteatiary yard made a
break for liberty this afternoon. They
get outside the gate, but the guards
opened fire. Twenty-three weakened
and threw up their hands. Toppy
johnson, a cattle thief, snd Chavsz, u
Linceln County murderer, started for
the woods. After RAINING 800 yards
both men were wounded and sur
rendered.
The Mines Restored.
EAGLE Pass, Tex, Oct. 10.-Acsing
under imperative orders from President
Disz, the Governor who dispossessed
the American miners from the Los
Cruces silver mines has been compelled
10 surrender the mines to their Ameri-
can owners. This is done through the
Intervention of Secretary Bsyard, who.
On investigation of the report of Consul
PrjdReon Of Piedras Niegras, made a
formal demand on the Mexican Gov
eminent for the restoration of the mines
to their riehtful owners. The mines
are valued at $40 600.
The opening Gan.
NEW YoRK. OCT. lo.-The ceiling in
bat VI tbG RttN1br footI- VI tur AkERao
lioan State Committee Was cracked to-
day by the He'll Gate explosion.
rws-rhirds Profits.
NEW YoRk, Ost. i0.-rhe Central Pa
cihe statement for July, covering 1850
miles, shows: Gross earnings. $3.50
AS; operating expenses, tt9t 3s6; net
earnings. 1915. Aa increase 10 net
earnings of $l59 29i compared With the
sagae month Of last year.
AZ she japanese Capital.
WAsHisaroS, Oct. io.-Deuby, the
United st stes Minister arrived at Yoke
hama on the evening Of September 7th.
0a the 10th he went TO Toxic. and the
next day, in company with Hubbard,
United States Minister TO Japan, called
on Count Inauaye ksorn Hijms, Min
istef Of State for Foreign AEairs. and
Vice Admiral Kawaamma. Minister OF
Marine.
Coed.
WASHINGTON. OCT. l0-First Auditor
Chenowilh said today that he bad not
yet concluded the csnsi ieration of the
expense accounts of the Civil Service
Commissioners, bat he bad already
made up his mind not to allow such
items as ginger ale" lemonade"
Newspapers" etc.. under she head Of
necessary expenses.
Cholera On q war ship.
WASHINGTON. Oct. l0.-Advices have
been received at the Navy Department
from the Asia,ic squadron, MP TO sep.
tember 18th. In the latter part OF
Anxasi,on the Ossippse.lyiag Oh htAgo
anamber Of cases Of cholera occarred
asons the men, and the following died:
ktuin Herbert, Private of Marines,
August y; John McCeurt, seaman. An-
gust y; II. r. Siebert. First Sergeant of
Marises, August -; AlonxsS. Lane. or
dinsry seaman, August 81; Thos. Cas-
sidy, ship corporal. August -. The
nrst three named died when the ship
vas in the leland Sea, and we're oaried
there. The others died in quarantine
hospital. and wers buried on shore. As
AcCoort and Herbert died from I'm
doebted cholera, their bodies we're
ooried as soon rs they could be pre-