Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-14

An Rxseaslve strike.
BosTeN. Jaly 13-Ths lockout IN the
tannery and curing shops at Peabody
ard Salem vas fully inauguEatsa this
morning. In aoo8Fdanoe With the vote
of tbs Knights Of Labor al their meet
iag last evening the men refused to
work IN The shops where the natios Of
TIE executive COMMITTEES had bsen
posied. This e6sets not only the tan
nefs, bnt she curriers'. There are "a
lanneFies and they employ, on an aver
aRe. 200 tauners. Tie tauneFs' strike
includes the joarneymen, transfers and
others. There are only three places, as
far as kn0WR, where the notice was not
posted. 1he men all vent 10 the shops
this morning. The bosses we're all pre-
cent Is The shops. where they have b-en
IN the habit Of beginning work &C s q.
a. Afs0me they we're refused admis
sion and II others they found notioes
posted and the result IL shat there ere
500 men Dov idle.
The strike Of the Salem and Linn
tanners u for q reduction Of working
time 10 hfty-Rine hours per week. Yes.
teFday the manufacturers held . meet
inc and soon afsef notioo was pestsd
in the shops as fellows;
"Heraaf eF We shall only employ snch
men rs will bargain individually with
az and agree 70 take no part Ia any
strike whatever. All men desiring 90 10
be employed by us will Be here on Tues
day morning, July 1851. at the usual
hour OF opening the fs8hory. We are
determined TO stand BY ell the msn who
do 90, and are determined 20 ran ouE
business without dictatien.n
what eoms mafieloas MeddleFs DID.
LrNcoLH, (Nsb }, July lS.-S0ms ma
lioa0as meddleFs ID Chicago and New
York, IN order 10 lessen the Interest 10
she forthcoming Irish Nati1nh Lsague
Convention, pretended 10 hays Fecsivea
information By caoie from Ireland that
the dele cation from PAfliament. prom
ised Ia the cable message when Me.
Harrington. n. p, 0a behalf OF MF.
Parnell, ssnt TO President E sgan. Of tne
Irish National League. SONS days aq1,
would not come. Mr.. E EsRAn sAbled Nc.
Harrington this uaornlng aud received
promptly the folloulna reply;
"DunLrN. Jnlv Is,
Patrick Eagsn. Prssldsnt Irish Ma
fioAal Leagus, LtseoIa, Hebraska:-fhe
report OF Gns depntati0n not going ts a
malicious fslsehood. some OF the
members Of the delegation have alrssdy
bean named. Viii send you the names
Of all IN q few days.
TMOrHY HEHsUarox."
The Raver ana maFber RlIl.
WAnHm0roN, July I3.-Thars h an
un&ersIandiRR 10 tue Senase that when
the river and barber bill shall have
been perfected, Item by item, molten
will be offered TO make q horizontal re-
dactlon, hFineisg the aggregate appfo
priaii0n 20 points somewhat belo1 thai
OF the House bill. This will have the
effect Of pafsing every item into Goa
ference. The proposed reduction will
probably b Axed e. The iale Of 20 or 30
per cent.
Mrs. muntsrss Pena1sn.
In the case OF Mrs. Maria Hunteg,
widow OF General HantsF. for Whoss re-
lief The Hoaas passed bin aFantiaa
pension of $50 per moath, which uas
Vetoed ~ the PFesidant, CnziFman Net
son, og the Invalid Pansi0na Commit-
tae, presented q report 10 the H9ass In
uhioh be sustained the veto. He aays
she eifssf Of the bill would Be 20 give
tAe olainaAnt go PEI msnth Doto ihaa
the aam allowed By the eeassal law. IL
is nol alleaod that the widow netds any
increase. and the COMMITTEES has barely
tolerated an incrNaae of psnsians OF
wiAOss Of ofhesEs. ft u alao true thaf
aiaimAat's applisAtion for tie lagAl rate
Of pension hAs baen ailOwsd b. shs Pen
son Odice.
A majority Eoport siensd by the Re
pahliaan memhefs Of the eonmfItee,
reqnoasa the passage Of the bill over
ths veto, hoidlng that 10 has been the
Invariahse practica 70 pension as the
rats Of $50 Per meath widows OF on
osss % = RANK simiiaF 10 thai held by
General Haniar, thst tha Pfesiaent has
siznsd 4 numher OF sash bills dagiaR
/ this session aside from TIE oaaa of Gsa-
eral HAncocksa Widaw. and THAI there u
no Feason fer making "a exosptiou tn
this oasa.
UsEiaE she Reae@inntasa 81 eee4e'
wAsHTNaraN, Jaly l2-Ex SsnAtof
Johnson aad Representatives Iae9es,
Cabel, " isa. Cgofton and fFiRz uaiss q
on The Rrssident this moEnina sud afRed
the remouination % tohn 9ocaa ~ 50
fsltos 0enetAl. fbey Fepres nted hat
sooda bad nat bean fairly sreAte4 bT
tha Ssaase and Was nos gissa snfneaent
0uporsauity % Fsfuts ths chArZss walsh
/ I'd 10 hsa reieagion. A DeEs~fof ta9
1 deiaEaazan ts aathcflty for tha etAse
| useus thai The PresAdent, after ilsts1toa
% tAsir FeprssentatianAs expFesse4 syn.
rashV for 0oode ans statsd that hs BAD
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