Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-23
FROM EAsTERH CITIES
The Trial Of Rsodle Alder
naa McQuade.
Reaching ssr the nskss Agents Prof.
iss-TAs Hest Osanplsts stHmp
MN n ths Worla--Jspansss
Merchants II Troable.

me Hrlnl q ExsAlderman Wcannln.
Nav YsAx. NsV. sa.-At shs triaI Of
sx-AldeTmAn McQuads there were esw
present who were not actually enanrod
10 TIE trial Shortly after IL o'eloek
Nicoi resumed aha cross examiRation az
Alderman John O'NefIl,
AZ tie conclusion Of she examination
OF the witness, Neweomb introduced
TIE minutes Of The BoArd of Aldermen
fer 1884 10 prove thas McOuade had
.Wioe voted against the railway bills in
Jersey City.
Bernard J. MsDevitt. Mcousdsss
boOkkeeper since 1879. aaid chat Nc
Qnade's businesa ranged fron e1eo. 900
20 $4,000 per year.
Nswoomo offered IN evidences DuRy,a
testimony before the senate Oommittee.
but it vas rejected by the oourt.
Ex-AldeFman ChaFies II. Reilly sware
that be did not attend any Of the meet
inRs Of the combination and did not r.
member being IN Fuliqraf's plaee Of
ousineB for any puFpose 10 his life. His
testimony however, had little siRmln.
canca aa a1ooling the guilt o. jnnoosnos
Of the accused.
Newsomb then began his address 10
the jury.
Reaching fer Tleket Ageaes' Proats.
CHIOkOo, Nov. 22.--At q meeting Of
Representatives of The lines interested
IN the east boand Pacific Coast uasssn-
GER businsas held today, the matter Of
the regulation of The paymanfa Of CON-
missions was referred % the lines west
OF the Missouri River and those east Of
chicago, % agree upon eatisfaotory
methods. That point is already pro-
vided for as bstween Chicago and
She Missouri River. by q o0RtFaot limit
lnR the commission on aash single tick
81 to &l. This commissions business has
80 bedly demoralizsd the Sen FFanaisoo
market that H0ne Of she lines are known
10 have made any profits on ealss for The
past two years.
Mast Complete stamp MlII.
BUTTz (Nont.), Nov. 22.-The Blue-
bird Company'a 60-stamp mill, erected
during the past aummeF ~ a cost Of
$50 600, started into operation todaV.
Il is the most complete straeture Of the
kind in the wsrld.
Japanese Merchants In Trsuble.
CHICAGO. Nov. 22.-The motioa OF
Horace Fletcher and James Hayes
against the japanese DsveIepment Com
pany, Horace W. ATery and Frank l..
Powell, fer q receiver for the latter's
business, better known as the Nee Ban
Bazaar on State street, was agreed to BY
the attorneys for the dihersat parties II
court today, and Oliver II. HoFtsn vas
appointsa receiver. This action takes
the business here and the Tehi Ban OF
Saa Francisco. Both have been losing
money for sons time. TIE debts are
about 5000 for salaries and $4,000 in
promissoFy notes. aoospted drafts, eto.
The assets are $500 on deposit in the
Metropolitan Bank and about $4,000
10 merchandise in Chicago and San
Francisco.
Suspicion Is Expensive.
ST.. LouTs, Nov. 22.-D. Coleman Of
Topeka, Kansas. has sued in the Circuit
Court fer $50, goo from the Adams Ex-
press Company, because theis detectives
placed him under arrest tn Topeka and
searched his room, while he was sick
with fever. on suspicion that he was
jim Cummings" the express robber.
A LaBor Candidate In Boaesn.
BosroS, Nov. q. 1t nov seoms as II
Boston III have distinctly labor can
didate for Mayor at the coming munioi-
NlAa C4NDAt14s MA4kNDlAAf AAMHAEG " UE MLlHH
OF District Assembly No. 30, Knights Of
Labor, will be the standard beaFeE,
agreeing 20 run IL 1000 names are
secured 70 pledge in which the signers
agree 10 vote for hinl. Between 400
aud 5000 names had been obtained Hp
10 Saturday night. aud there is no
doubt but the list will be filled be-
fore Thursday. HeRry George Ia be-
hind MeNeill, and II the latter is nom-
mated, George will take the stump for
him in this city. MoNeill had q con-
ference With George on Saturday and
the above arrangement ls the result.
Jewish RaDbis IN ConfeFenes.
NKw YoRK, Nov. IA conference Of
Jewish ministers vas commenced at
the Tabernacle on Lexington aVenue
today. Atout forty Rabbits were pres
ems representing congregations 10 all
parts Of the United States. The re-
ports Of the President and Secretary
were submitted. The conferences viii
Be In session today and tomoFro9.
nag Deiay the Prestaens's Message.
WAsHrSoToN, Nov. 22.-Ths Senate
upon meeting viii hsaE the announoe-
ment Of the death Of 6ena9ar Pike, Of
New Hampshire. This may lead 20 an
adiournment Of both houses out of
respect 10 his memory, thereby delaying
the delivery Of the Presidents message
until Tuesday.