Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-06
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The Money MARKET.
NEW YoEK, June 5.-Morey EASY.
per cent; prime pager. 4td5
per cent Exchange bills dull at s6I.
demand s7j1.
Of lafere.a 90 PriRferH.
NEW YORK, June Sat the Interna-
sionAl Typographical Convention today,
u was decided that during any strike |
authorized by the Executive Commit |
tee, the strikers we're 10 receive g. Der |
week from the Unions strike fund. 4
The Chief Organizer vas directed 10 |
compile black list hook. Il was
agreed that q three tourths vote of /
members in good standing should be /
necessary 20 change the scale of prices. |
rntsoorRh vas selected a. the place fer
holding the next Convention A reso-
luton was adopted TO the effect that il /
there is TO be a change in the Office of |
Public Printer, the President of the
United States be requested to appoint |
such person as will be IN sympathy With
organized labor.
Instructions TO Collector.
WASHINGTON, June s.-The Comunis-
sloi1es of Navigation has issued a cir
ouiar 10 customs officers in regard to the
issue and surrender of marine d1ea-
ments, the principal provision OF which |
II that all marine documents will be
numbered by customs officers progress
tvely, commencing new With No. on
July LIST of each year. Five separate
series of numbers will be used. as fol-
lows: For registers, for enrolment, for
licenses under 20 tons, for licenses to
yachts fused and employed exclusively
a. pleasure vessels or designed as
moaels).
An Excellent showing.
BOsroN, June 5.-Gross earnings Of
the uhion Pacific Railroad for the first
four months OF 1885 we're 81, 20l sol. an
inerease over tbs same period last year
OF t47, l40. Expenses were "a $50 494, a
decrease OF x2i3.OlS. The surplus earn
ing. were $2,242,Ils. an increase Of L
$26e, 15s.
Peace On Asia.
NAsHsoToSs June 5.-Rsar Admiral
Davis, commanding the A iatic squad
rou, under date of Shanghai, May LIST,
Informs the Navy Department that
peace between China aud France is as
sured. and that the difficulties between
China and japan have been satisfae-
torily settled by treaty concluded at
fientsin between Viceroy Lii Hung
Chang and Count Ito. II 10 understood
that toe Corean question, which vas the
most serious subject of controversy,
was settled by both governments agree
Ing 10 Withdraw their troops from that
country. The snzersinty Of China over
Corea was said 10 have been recognized
by japan, and the disputed question Of
sovereignty over the Loo Choo Islands
was given TO Japan.
murderer HANGED.
NV ORLEANS, June 5.-Foster Chase
(coLored) and Robert Williams, alias
"Blinky Bob, !" also colored, we're hanged
within the walls Of the parish pris n
in this city today in the presence of the
% witnesses allowed by law. The drop
fell az las o'clock. The crime for which
Chase was convicted and executed was
the murder of his cousin, Marie Louise
Prevosta, which he committed on April
9Th. 1854. He was In love with the girl.
and after shooting her, attempted sui
eide by shooting himself In the head.
Williams crime was the murder of
Charles Dsyes on April 24.h, 1884.
Trading Deyes In company with his
Williams paramour ON the street, he
stabbed him 70 death.
The two dropped eight feet, and their
neeks being disiocated. they died almost
without a struggle In six minutes.
Endorsed by Irving Hall.
NEW York, June 5.-The IrviRe Hall
General Committee tonight unanimous
~ adopted q resolution indossing the
administration of President Cleveland
and Governor Hill, and approving the
policies Of Secretaries Manning and
Whitney.
Reported Failure % Ex-Governor Hale
BRADFoRD, Vs., June s.--Rsport says
that sx Governor Hale of New Hamp-
shire has failed for large amount, and
that all his property In Vermont has