Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-11
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o.,,ysros. Nos. 9-Work IN this city
q Hoastou vas everywhere resumed
- naming BY the striking Knights II
49,, renting the arbitration of their
sv.nses against the Mallory Steam
Go. The committee Of arbitration
- tvo sessions today. Members of
- srder say the matter IL progressing
so-s,d a satisfactory adjustment.
An gxtrasrdinary Claim.
v,urSeros. Nov 9.-The sudden or
.-,,no Of Admiral Jooett TO the Isthmus
Panama ia the sole topic OF CONVEX.
s..,on 10 naval circles. II Ia said that
=. oeople of Aspiavail have preferred
ss,ms apgregating between 100000
"a a. 900 900. vhish will be presented
- Congress for payment. This IL
J.;m gor property destroyed during the
80 troubles. and for which, IL is al
i.osd this Government IL responsible.
.sniral Jouett's mission is 10 conn-c-
,ion vith this matter.
Ne Think. RIei will nasg.
NJ PAUL, Nov. l0-Gsseral Middle
an Taft here this evening en- rDats from
WinuipsQ 10 Montreal, via Chicago. He
~.s in.srview ID and said there vas no
anestiou bat that Rel would hang and
ss.t be did not thiak thsre would be
an, hostile DENOMINATIONS when the
sfssntioH occurred.
The Cincinnati EIeetisa Cases
COLUMBUS Ohio. Nov. iC.-The
hsb,as oorpas case befors the Saprsm
-
vbish il involved the constitntionaiitv
a the election registry iau. was argued
todsv, Kittriioe and McDUagsi speak
mo 10 favor OF the iav. and John Fol
81 making an arx1msnt against it's
sopstitunionaiity. Poe deci,ion in the
sxsss will not probably be- rendered be
fore next Tuesday,.
At the conclusion Of his argument.
NJ. Folless presented q o .titisn TO the
Court in relation to j phn s. Brasshears,
d Cincinuati. askiog a peremp,ory
nit Of usudamus N compel Clerk
himself and three other Dem pcratic
candidates for Senator. certificates Of
,lscsiou. A waiver Of service and the
snsver Of the Clerk we're presented at
n same time, the Clerk admitting the
Ilsessions ia the petition, and saying
thst be has been ready to issue the Ger
tidoatss since the canvass of the vote
vas complete bat that be has been pre-
,sussd from doing 30 by court proceed
ioss at Cincinnati. The Court assumed
larisdistion and will hear the srgu
psnts at 2 O'Clock tomorrow.
e.e usndred a.d sixty Answers.
LoursyILLE. Nov l0.-The CoHrs<r-
Josrpai will publish % morrow letters |
from hunir.d aud sixty msm hers OF |
Congress-. 50 Democrats and vi Repub- |
Hssns. Thess letters are IN rsspopse
70 foar questions sent out by o. D
RsssIy, Washington correspondent OF |
ths Courier Journal as fellows:
Pirst--Would you favor an amend |
neus 70 the rules Of the House pro
yidina that the general appropriation |
bilh, except the Legislative. snndry |
eiviI and deficiency bills. shall be pre- |
pared ard be controlled hereafter by
Inc appropriate stsuilug committees on |
the several branches of the public ser
yicsf
Sscond-Do you favor any change in
ths laws governing silver image and |
slyer certificates, and 10 so. VII Il modi- |
aoatjsn would you regard as desirsblv7 |
Nuht VAtpaet ~
op,nisn, would a revision OF tbs tariff |
and internal revenue laws be d ,sirab!s
psxt ses ionl
Fourth-who is your choice for the
esaoss nomination for Speaker
In the Democratic responses forty
sven usqualiiedly favor the amend
nsnt Of the rules, Eve give q qualified
answer, four propose a change, and |
three are non -oommital. To the second. |
OF silver question. four favor leaisla' ion.
forty-nins oppose, and six are non
sommittaI. To the third or tariff r.
form question, fifty two favor tariff |
agitation, three oppose and three are
son oommittal. For Speaker, fifty
seven are for Carlisle, one for Randall
and one non comm ttsl. or the whole |
number Of Republican members Who
Responded In regard TO am sndina the |
rule Of the House, forty eight unqusli
hedly approve. twelve qaaify their |
answers. nine oppose and twenty-five |
are nou-committai. sixty favsr legis
tea on the silver question, sixteen op-
pose, aud fifteen are non committal. |
seventy. Ave oppose tariff legislation, |
fo1r favor 10 aud twelve are nou oom
initial. For Speaker. thirty are for |
Frank His iock, twenty three for Reed |
d Maize, eleven for Governor Long OF |
Mass ,ohusetts, and twenty seven are
bon .com initial.
ne Deerse OF she PIenary Ceuacti
Nxw YsaK, Nov. l0.-Rsv. DE-. O'Con-
n.l! left tonight for Baltimore, bearisg |
TIE deefses Of the Piensrs Oou1cil.
On wall street.
Nnw yoRk, Nov. l0.-Governments |
dull and steady. The tone Of the stock |
market has changed greatly within the |
last ten days, gradually growing more |
fsverish and irregular, sithoseh hnsl
figures today shov In majority of
sAsss moderate gains over yesterday.
The strength IL apparently the direct re-
sult Of nanipulstions. The movements
% and down are extremely inhsrme
niouA Over 20 per oent of the days |
business Vas In st. Paul and Western |
union. Four other stocks, New York |
Central, Louisville a Nashville, Lake
Shore and Uaion Paoifio, with sales be- |
tween q. 300 and 5000 shares In each, |
contributed over s. per cent. more. |
The rest Of the list Was unusnally dull |
and featureiess. Az the opening this |
morning prices were irregular. Louis
vile and Nashville led with gain Of
y New York Central vas MP and
the other active stocks we're unchanged |
esa shade lower. There was an irrcg
ulsf movement during the forenoon.
bot generally within narrow limits.
Ihs lowest prices Of the day. In most
eseee, we're between the opening and IL
o'clock. The market closed generally
little below the best figures. but with
again OF TO ~ per cent. Western
unios vas notably week in the morn
Inc ceiling from IAN TO ~ in early deal
inel and then dosn TO 7bsi. and clos
ing q M.
he y. q. Nississary Conference
NV YoRx. Nov io--At the afternoon
seesson Of the Methodist Episcopal