Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-20
THE DaT N TIE EAST.
0ur Nation shows Respect
TO Her Honored Dead.
Trs.l sf Ex-Alasrman MsQsade-Ths
IndiAna-Afssr the FeEsign corpsr-
atiOns- Nesting Of Northern
Pssins Direetors.


malua VII Be without diaplaV. His ~
mains viii not lie il state, but after ths
services Monday they will Be taken al.
reel 20 The Raral Cemetery al Aloanv
Is was the intention OF she autharifieI
OF Albany to have the remains lie IL
STATE u the City Hall thsra.
he Board Of Aldermen today re-
ceiVe6 message from Mayor Graee IN
regard - she death Of ex Presiden,
Aft1aK. Appr0pris te resolutions vera
adopted. AL public basiness viii bs
Suspended on the 6ay of the faneral.
NAsHUGToN, Nov. l9.--At $50 O'clock
this afternoon, AttoFney General Gar.
land formally announced TO tbs Su-
prems Court the death sf ex. President
Arthur. TIE ghiaf Justioa said thaa
The Court received che sad inteilioenoe
With sincere regret and, IS q mark az
respect 70 the deceased, would stand Al.
iourned until Tuesday next.
Ihe President today issued an Ex-
eoutiFe order for the closing Of ths Ex-
ecufive DepaFtmenfs on MondAy, the
day set fer tue faneFaI Of sx President
Arthur.
WAsHuaToN, Nov. I9.-The Prezident
viii leave for New York on SUNDAY
night 70 attend the funeral Of ex- -Presi
dent Arthur on Monday morning. BE
VIII Be accompanied bg Secretaries Bav-
erd, Endicott, whitney, Lamar AMI
Postmaster General Villas. The party
viii retnrn 20 Washington on Monday
afternoon, leaving New York directly
after the funeral. The q. s. Sanatorial
Committee will leave here on Suaday.
On aec0unt Of the death Of Arthur.
President Cleveland did not bold the
customary reception this afternoon.
Postmaster General Villas today issued
the following order: s'On Monday. the
I'd day OF November. the p0stofiiess OF
the U0ited States may be closed bet ween
the hears Of 10 o'clock q. ~. and 1 D. m.
IL memoFy 81 the late President Of the
United States, Chester Allan Arthnr.
and she usual emblems Of MOURNING
should be displayed"
A committee has NOT been appointed
on the part OF the House Of Rs0seaen-
tatives TO attend the funeral Of the late
ex- President Arthur. Speaker Carlisle
is expected to arrive in the city tomoF-
row moFning, when the course Of proce
dnfe will be decided upon. There has
been considerable teieQraphinp uDon
tue subject between the Speaker and
Gen. Clark, Clerk OF the House. but
without definite resalfs. This is dne 20
the fact that there vas no precedent for
the appointment of a COMMITTEES on the
part OF the House to attend the funeral
OF an ex President who dies during q
recess Of Congress.
hEw YoRE, Nov. 19.-Oaly the fam
tly will accompany the body t1 the
church. The casket 10 to be OF fine oak,
covered with green cloth without trim
mings on its sides. On the top will be
q silver plate on which will be engraved
his name and date OF death. The ser
vices 81 the church will be short and
there viii be only two hymns sung by
the choir. No one has seen the body
except members Of the family. The
nam OF she pail bearers have not been
decided on.
AUGUSTA (Mainel. Nov. 10 &C. A.
Arthur, Jr:-I beg to tender my sim
cersst sympathy for your great beFeave-
ment. lt is my intention 10 be present
at the funeral. JAMES q. BLAINE.
Sks kRARcIsco, Nov. 10 Mrs. JoAH
r. AeEirOB;-In expressing eur pro
found sorrow aud sincere sympathy, "
vsice the universal sentiment here.
John X. JoNKs.
JoHN W. MACKAY.
The trial o. Ex.AldeFman MeQuade.
NEW YoHK, Nov. l9 The trial Of ex.
Aldermen Arthur j. McQuade, one OF
the indicted Doodle Aldermen, was con-
tinued this morning before q crowded
court room. Nieol conducted the ex
animation. Ex. Alderman Charles B.
white resumed the witness chair. He
acknowledge several visits 60 the Office
OF the Broadway Surface Railway Com
pany and TO seeing Maloney there.
Witness came 70 New York several
times In 1884, be being 10 New London,
Connecticut, ia business. On August
29th, of that year be was summoned to
New York By telegraph.
General Tracy here objected 90 the
reading OF the telegram.
Witness continued by saying be went
10 the BrevooHs House where be met
James Richmond. Afterwards he came
down town, and 10 passing through the
Court House TO the City Hall be again
met Rehm0nd. Bright wls With Rich
mond. One Of them gave him a pepper.
The paper was produced In court and
Identified BY the witness. This occur
red on she 30th. Witness then geut np
10 Alderman Chambefs'. Witness saw
the telegram vas 10 notify him OF the
meeting. he presided at the meeting
Of the Board. The Mayors veto mes
sage on the franchise was read and the
bill vas paassd over the veto. The
meeting vas keld with closed doors.
Except the members OF the Board no
one vas present but J Francis KieFnan,
Q newspaper man. Witness did not
know whether McQuade was present or
not, or Who drafted the resolutions 20
pass tue bill over the veto.
The Gro DISCRIMINATION ELECTED the
fact that the resolutions we're in tyre
writing. according 10 q previous con
sultation Of tbs Aldermen. fhe report
of the Railway Committee was prepared
10 the oElios OF Sinclair 4 Bright, as vas
also the resolutions IN typauFitinR.
HI Alderman FullRFaf vas naxi
be had resided in New York and Brook.
lyn for thirty SIX years, and thai be had
been 10 basiness for twenty stx years
He Il q bie-headed man with q mus
taehe and tuft Of ehin whiskera. Hs
aat with his eyes on The lawyers and hil
hands elaaped on his lao. Witness said
thai an informal meeting was held ID
Nay, 1855. after the Beard had adjourn
Cd. Eight or niue members we're pres
ent, Of which MeQlade vas one. Tbs
suhlsct vas diseased and Il vas found
that u WAS necessary b have thirteen
votes % pass the bill. ID vas agreed q
meet N the efLlee Of witness within I
ueek after. This vas dous. and q meet
inc vas held a. Fnileran's factory afteI
businesa hours. THIS Was bsfors shs
bill waa % sd Thirteen Aldsrmer
WeFe present. McQaade VS. one. Nj
eos asked Who e'ss wsFs present Wit
aess named from memory kinney
esyles. Waite, MeCabe, Dady AM
Saehne. MeLAuRhlin vas chairman
Delaney wsa preaeRt. ID vas asrce<
thst The thirteen members present
wuuld bold toRether on any auestior
that came before The Board Nothip,
vas safd abaut tbe Bfoad9ay RailuaV
Il Was agreed 90 meet again one wrei
later AZ AeLanRalln's house. Tha uit
nesa attended See latter meeting. Ne
LauRhlin wss made chairman again. 81
Da4y's motion. Ihe GFst hasinsss "a
The question Of the Broadway Rsilwa,
franahise. Il vas said thss anoths
eabls road eoupany and othsFa Wanse,
TAe HnalaaA.
WAsau0Tuz, Nov. l9-Gen. Atkins
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