Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-29
Eastern HEWs ITEMS.
Cuttinx ssfll Confned In
. Mexican Prisen.


% resort 60 slow and time wasting
msthods of diplomacy, - which thl
MaKicans are far Rreafer adspia thar
| the Americans. The Outline matte
Wih Be discussed hy she diplamats a
tie two eoaniriss until everybody lossl
interest il Il.
Last niRht Cutting was again arausei
from his aleap and carried bafore Juaal
Castaneda, although Il had been faisel,
pretended that She qaeetien had beer
referred 10 2 higher lribnaal. He "a
told HhA1 be was alleWed 10 emplol
counsel. He refused and stated that n
was aimply In the hands Of bis govern
ment. He said Be had no d8fenss uhat
ever 10 make. He vas thea ssnt baol
90 pfison. This morning be vas aQair
called up and informed that aounsal
had haen olhoially assigned him
whether be might wish il or nos. Upor
investigation it vas found that tbs
counael thns appointed IL q mere Law
student and not il FeEalaF practice.
Consul Brigham received q lester
from Minister jackson last night aav.
ing that be had no doubt thna she mat
Ter about Cutting usuld Be settled IN 4
few days.
Gii5ah smiIh and TIE NoFtheFn Paclae.
Nav YozK. July ss.-It is stated on
the best authority available, IN the ab-
ssnce in she West Of Elijah Smith.
President Of the Oregon q franseonti.
mental Railroad, thaf he and bic friends
are not seeking the control Of fhe
Northern Pacifo Railroad. The recent
transfers Of stock t. Smiahis name.
which lent color 20 the Wall street ru-
mors, Wers Of sock already owned bV
the Oregon 4 rransoontinentaI Oomua-
ny, and q vas thoneht prudent to make
tbs transfers from thoss brokers, Who
have been carving stock ID their owu
names f0E election purposes.
The Correspondence In aho gantns
Case.
WAsRng0roN, JaIy 28.--The Speaker
today laid before the House 3 oommun-
ioati0n from ths Secretary Of State IN
answer % HouRe resolution, enclosing
3 mass Of correspondence ia relation 40
the impris0nment and release Of Juliun
santos BY the Government Of Ecuador.
After long correspondence tonohina
santos nationality Secretary Bayard,
on Nay ist. 1885, wrote Consul General
Roach that the G0vernment held that
Santos oifizanship vas IN doubt, and
shat be must have the same abaolute
protection for his property IS any other
citizen of the United States. No further
delay In doing justice 20 Santos could
Be expected from the Government Of
Ecuador oF permitteed by the Govern.
ment OF the United States. The Oonsui
General was also nsti6ed thai Comman-
der Mehan. Of the United States ship
Massachusetts,, would be instructed d
remain within reach pending q prompt
settlement 10 order 70 afford Santos a.
opportunity 10 return 10 the United
states, should be desire. IN August,
1885. il vas authoritativaly announced
that Santos had been liberated. the
interim having been taken 10 Ia the
examination Of papers and correspond
enoe between the Ministers concerning
the Withdrawal Of the United States
man of-War pending the settlement Of
afairs.
The Neglected Caaaa Defemsca
WAsHN0Tez, July 28.-The following
ls portion ct fildsn'a lettaF 10 Senator
dawley, dated June. 1856. read by the
laltef aa q part OF bis apeeoh today:
"fbe apathy Of Congress on this Sub
iect would be incredible. II 4 did not
confront ue. Il contrasts With the rival
~, which is 20 conspicuous, 10 insist
upon our taking high tone tsgard for
eiRn nations on every occasion Of differ
euee between them and the United
states. 10 contrasts also with the favor
which ts ahovn 10 subjects Of predieal-
tty and aohemes 10 waste she public 70
sources on things known 70 be abso-
lately useless
Locked est
NKw YonK. July 28.-Suiro a New
mark and Laohtenstein Bros.& Oo..mem.
bafs Of The Cigar ManufaciuF0rs' Asso-
oiefion, today served notice on tho men
n their employ. who are members Of tue
Progressive Union, that. as strike vas
"a progress ia she workFo0m OF Levy
bFoa., thsg aust agree 10 give no The
union or be locked ouk This demand
gas 10 acoordanoe with the rules Of the
ManufaosuFefs' Association. The men
refused - yield and quif work. About
400 persons aFe n0w cut ef work IN The
three above mentioned shops.
fhe New YeFk. Lake Rris a western
NEw YosK. Jaly 2s.-Ths statement
Of the New York, L,sks Erie 4 Western
Railway, insiuding 65 per cent of the
gross earnings and TIE entire working
expenses Of the Nsw York, PannsyI
vAnia 4 Ohio RailWay. for the month %
June. shows net earnings as follows:
1885. $S62, ,761; 1855. $3.50 lO50.
Charges Agafnst Commisalener squire
NEW YonK, July H.-Mayor Grace
today preferred seven charges saainst
kolfin ~. Squire, Commiaaiousf Of
Public Works, aBd requested hin 20 ap
pear before the Meyer on AuRust lth
and sh0w oasso why ho eh0aid nos Be
dspoeod from bis olaos. The oharges
specify the alteration Of pablie records.
neglect Of duty. unhtaoas and the max
inc Of q eorrupt and illegal nRrsemaut
and bargains and promises With one
Norris B. Eiynn for the purpose o.
securing an appoiutment 70 the ofhea
of Commissioner Of Public works 81
New fork city.
HANGED.
DESvnz, July H.-Andrsw Green
(solarsd) wns pnblioiy hanRsd here to-
dav il tie prsaenes q Ib.0o0 people for
- nnraer 81 .Jnaeph o. whitnah. 4
strost car driver nn Nag I9fh last. The
t48N4Al y - gtfNAI AtaNN4A tta AAaE vi NNlNN
Of robbery. Kansas WitheFs, 0rsen's
accomplice, vas sent b ehs penifentiary
far life. Green Was . years old. he
confessed ths crime from The Rafl0ws.
Oging % faulty app4rataa be did Of
sfraneniasinn.
Frsubss fsr ne Arcade Railway.
NV Yoax. July - "A suit uas sled
today IN TIE nupra1e Conrt 20 #acafe
tbs charter Of ths New York Arcads
undeFaFoand RshWay. Ths plaintiffs
incinds Jean 5aeob A cor. Villas A.
cor, the Western union Telegraph CON-
pany, LoFillard 4 Tate. Hiss Wolf, the
Para Bank. Oflanda B. Potter J. PleEre
pout Morgan and many oiheEs, repre-
senfinR over &60.0o00oo of abasiine
propsFty. They ellsRa fhat ths Con-
panyas charter l1n4 since expired ana
that he nsW lsRislation is uneonstitn
tionsi and void.
The RrssklYn Brldge Suwper.
Nav Konx, Jusy 26.--BFodis. Who
iampsd from ne Brookiyn bEiaes. sss
arraiaued n tee fomha today 70 an