Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-21


CRzHrRz, Pa, JuIy Bile fsiiurs 81
John Rotck caussd considerable sxczfe-
ment here Where his solvsney hss ueFer
been tloaEiicnsd- Up 70 within year
SEQ iiils weekly gay roll was DsEsf 50
than $4,000, disfribased among ls0p
ueu and boys- Nov the pay roll q over
f7uol. bat this viii be Fedaeed tonoF
rev fsir ii - the intention Of The nrm
D Isy Of aboai 900 men 10 the morning.
Ties viii b psKid all that Il owing them,
about four days wages Oniy enough
t1en sriIl Be kept 60 6aish thu Mallory
sai2, Conlal, lying IN New Jersey chan
nsi. W0Kkmen end materials vii Be
taken % hsr IN q tug And the vessel gill
d0GbtIe@a be finished whers she hss-
Her Fsmewal from the wharf was owIEg
n the assignment. Representatives OF
tbs Winchester Cornpany say that the
ship yard n separate corporation and
wAs NOT included in tins assignment.
The yard viii be atfecsed, however. and
a. kolsch 10 q laxze stOckholdef IN ths
CbesaR Boiling Mills and blast far
nao<a Of the CombinAtion Iron and
steel Company, l,Sszted here. 10 . din
cult 90 f0feteti tbs result N these places.
sacn Of which employs Q great many
Cnisaito and the monitor Puritan I'll
virtually be suspended and the berets-
fore basy yard viii present deserted
look. None but the kindest and most
ssmpathetic EXPRESSIONS are heard OF
RBach, and hopes that be viii come
GnEouah all right.
The outlook for the coming winter IL
very gloomy and nothing bat idlenoss
and p<Sefty stare many in the face.
Ax INTERVIEW WITH wHrTxxT.
Bonox, July I9.--Ths HsyaErs New.
port agjscizl gives tbs following - Sec
Fetary Whitney's reply 10 the question
~ TO Hhe probable eject Of the hoeoh
failnxsi on the government: don't
think 10 viii have any effect upon the
government. / an very sorry for M.
Roach. am always sorry when man
falls into such difficulties, bot ! do not
sse that the failure can have any con-
siderable eject on the government. The
Rsvsgnment has one weasel IN bis ship
yard and two at New York. building,
bot tho amounts are nearly all paid on
them. / saw In . meFning paper that
Mr.. K9aeh thinks that am responsible
for has trouble, or al least that | couId
give relief; but the government owes
only The amount sail due on the Dol
ptin, which wculd net be enough to put
hlm Ola sure footing again. The affair
10 unfortunate, bat ! can't help him.
Yes. the failure was matter OF snr-
priss in government as we'll a. In busi
mess airolss, blis I can not see tn nj Is
will have any great efsc. on the govern
mens.e
PAID orr N RuLT-
NEw Yoak. JAY 0.-fhe work
men employed at John Roaeh's
chop Ia this city were today
paid Oh In full the wages due them
Until th,s present financial troubies OF
the Roaahes arc settled, only Sufficient
force 70 complete existing contracts will
be rsiained.
our on KNPLoxMKHT.
Cnlmritn, Penn, July O--The work
men ist Eoach's shipyard gathered about
the giltos 10 work as usual this morning,
bat only 80 we're given employment.
About 500. some from nearly every de-
partulenE, had 10 90 home. Most OF
those retained were sent 70 the steamer
Comsl. ID 10 tbs inteation Of tie drn
70 finish the Comal BY August 10th, 80
chs N expected 20 20 TO New York 81
that time. Then the yard will close
down. The Government cruisers look
aesertedt not a sound Of hammer il
heard ABOUT them. Roach says that
work will not be resumed on them IN
less IL 10 ordered by the Government
II 10 Htated that the men who vent to
work this morning did 80 With the IN.
dershinding that they would submit q
reduction Of wages. All wha were
LAID ca wsre paid IN full this evening
Tbs sareets have been crowded ell day
With Ida people discussing the gloomy
outlook.