Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-22

A8I M.AA3NIa
DIS Morns, Ool. 20.--Ai laie h0ur
tos ieha The eoufozions af two mere
mau esnceEnod In the Haddoek mnFdeF
e. Eioux City we're made pablio. Thesa
are Albert A0aoluSki. known a. Bis
march, and Ot1o Griabor rHiamar1k
vas captured In San Francisco and
hEnught here. He made q ocnfe1sicn
% the 6osarnor and Attornay GeneFai
last wsek. which has been kepl quiet
until nov. he corrob1ratea the con-
fsasion of Leayitt, already made puolio,
sad says be naW Henry Peters and
AEensdoFH shoot HAddook. He impli-
eates one 1rsibeF, 9 szioon keeper e
sioux City, e the principal instlaator
of the pl9t 90 attack Haad0ok. Bis.
maEek says be vas foEced 70 leave
town and vas paid tWo hundred dollars
b 90 away.
Flrs &C Columbus.
ooLuMnus. Ohio, Oct. 2l.--At2 2 o'olook
thia morning q nre bruko out in she
wheel ahop a Che pemltentiary, and af
this iime lha building u in ruins. The
cooper shops are nov burning, and IL
will scarcely Be possible % keep the
bIazs from the aaa works.
Later-Ths nFe Is ne4 under control.
The loss ia $4,000, partially insured.
a Vlrglnln Disappelnslena.
RIosMonD, Ook 9O.--Govsrnor Lee
tanighl rsoeiVed he following telegram
from WashinRton:
Gsg. ffkzhneh lee. Richmand Mrs.
ClsVslaud and ladies will not acoompany
ne 70 Riehmond, and ny enQagemenfs
ere made 70 return ts Washington 81
an early hour. ] regret that am
Obliged 10 f0fego attending The Eeoop-
tion at your house on this occasion.
GRovHR CxMvnLkND.
This action Of The President creates
aaxpEias in view Of the fact thai only
fhia morning u was announced that
Mrs. Cleveland and other ladies woald
be In the Presidential party. Gov. Les
had arranged for arecsption at bis houss
and had issued invitations 10 prominent
citizens 70 meet them.
Renvang q Psrtfsn q Blalness speech.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn }, Oct. 2i.-Hon.
J. g. Blaine, IN bic speech q Pittsbarg
yesterday, referred 20 Chattanooea e
the point In The South where ooiored
laboFers are paid 90 70 70 cents daY.
The Daily Times, in OommentinQ on
this zpeeon. says. "A careful investiRa~
ton here reveals the fact that tbs lowest
wages paid 70 oolored laborers in any
industry Is 90 cents per day, and this
ruls covers oniv 4 few ~ the snufh
TredQeR Iron works. The greater mum
ber Of ooioRed men at theae works re-
oeive wages running FROM 81 10 R3 per
day, With large number at interme-
diate rates, as 81 Is and 81 50 per day.
Fs eaaa rmhann nRfIll.rf .r.Hr.~mi1 -.
are employed, as heaters, puddlsFs,
helpeEa, ete.. they eet axaotly the sams
wages ae the White men doing She
Same work. The oolored lab srers at
Chattanooga furnaces get 81 IS, 81 50
and 81 per day, according . the akill
required 70 al the places In which they
work. These are the representative IN
dastFies- What We say Of Chattanooga
n thls regard, applies to BsrminRham,
Knoxville, and other place8 The
ooioFed boys in the south TFedeeF Nail
Works. working a. feeders, make from
70 censs 70 81 25 per day, according 70
the skill and industry displayed In their
labor. Some e0loFed men make as
high as "a per day as puddlers and
feandfymen in this section. We m1y
say generally that she scale runs from
81 70 81 50 for the great mass Of
ooioEed men working In the southern
manufactures.
the Alleged smaexllng.
WAsHrNeEoH, OCT. 2I.--SpeakiAg Of
the alleged importation OF wine, etc.,
By the officers Of the United States
ahips Saratoga and Portsmouth, Com
modoFe Bohlsy. Chief Of the Equip-
meat BuFeaa, said that there was no at-
tempted Smuggling on board the train |
ing shipa 1he officers did bring ovsF
q considerable quantity OF wine from |
Madeira intended for friends on this |
side, Who had sent for IL with the ex-
press understanding that the duty,
whatever Il might be, ahould be paid. |
IL the commanding officers bad been |
given an opportunity, Commodore |
Sshley said, they would have sent 70
the Customs authorities and asked for |
an Inspector 10 come aboard and make |
an appEaiaement OF saoh goods a.
might Be dutiable; bat the officers we're
treated e. smugRlers caught in the aot
almost before she vessels bad anchored
and did not have an opportunity 10
uhow their intentions.
nnereasing Revennes.
WAsHuNGroR, Oot. 2I.-Ths revenues
% far thie mouth have averaged over
81, ,Oc3 900 q day and are nov about
81, COO, 900 In excess Of the expend.
ituFea daring the same period Of last
year. The financial situation IL regard
"a at the Treasury Department. aa favor
able for another call for the per ccnt.
bonda and tt ID pF0babla that one will
Be issued Ia q feV days.
TerEfbIy BsEiea in q runnel.
eLAEEHaroN (Penn.). Oct. 2l.-While
David Evana. aged 50 years. and bis sou
William, aged II, Of MillpoEt, Carbon
county, employed with the Starring Slate
Company naaF here, we're crossing &
tunnel this morning, Il oaved IN, carry
inR them down 100 feet and bugying
them under q mountain OF earth. ID
ell take montha 10 recover their bodies.
Rlafne In Penanylvania.
PrrTsnUna, Oct. 1l.-Jaa. q. Blaine,
accompanied BY q uumhaF Of cid school
maiea aud friends, ie,t for BF0wnBxille
Ghis morninQ, the home az biz youth.
While ea rOafe Blaine will make brief
addresses q Weaa Elisabeth and M0ant
Vernon. TIE party viii return % this
otsg toniRht, and on Friday Blaine Will
visit Washinaiun, Pann.
- wall stresa.
Rww YoRk. Oct. 9I.-0oysFnmeni
boads uars dali today. The stock mar
ksf uas quiet and, walls upon sn Inn.
proved feeling u vas arm % otFong q
TIE early dealings, Il yielded IN sYmpa
thY With the coal stocks. Operations
in the iastaf are generally attributed .
a. ~
sha early dealings, Nsw Jarsay Central.
es..,sk.a asar, hrr,ha oarpwira tho ,saW6nh