Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-07
EasTEm HAPPENINGS.
New Ysrh Papers severely
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eEanz Mnater Rewaer1Y crGI1s1zea.
NV xoxx, Onk. G-Tha evening
papaEs gsg that tha oppunnufa nf the
H0me Clnb il tlsf1 eify ssFerclV eFffieirs
fho me1ioa % Grand Mnzsar WoFkmmn|
RoWderiY appointing uuuh . nalprioAsIg
partisan commtttea On ers anliala nt
- kic1mond 0sneEai ASSEMBLY and
- bsiiel j. quile aenezal amo1g The
leading kniqh1a that 3hare wih BE- 9
split II toa Order. Il ID pradie1ed that
many indepauden1 Unions nuw ntlashod
- thE AuiQnla 81 Labor uiil withdraw.
1hs Coussrgafiga eAsmeMa say that
they ere tired and dinsuuraQsd IL thair
al1oUpt 20 oEBzte EefoEms il the body
where . Glique haa swellsd until Is hsa
eblaIned absolafe eontesi. ard 4 noR
sEeka % drive eas lee honest oppoaenis
for fear 1hat ~ sehemes vii Be
thunIfed- 5ome wan1sr uhy Mr. Pow
4ariy waB % blind 10 the moFsEneuea of
the Home Cnh. bus noB they deelare
lhat b hag deiibeFateiy fave ed tka
h8me Clab msa right il the vary
faee q The hlundaRs made by the Home
Cab q this city. PowdeTly's hint
about The Trades Union. 4 that the
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q ans other order Is looked upon e a.
i1dica1ion a. bis feeiinR in regard 10 the
Trades Uni0n. ard as ouasi endorss-
ment Of she break up Of tks open unisna
polieys which No. Aa attempted 20 IN
auznra1e - crushing oaf the Progfea-
eiNa CsRaRmnker3 Union, and forainq
ita members 70 recognise the KNIGHTS
of Anboz only. II the Home Club aaa
eee3s IL keepinR John Morrison ous Il
ulil have gained great point. for he e
prepared 10 make 8 very hos battle
aQainzt bic opnononfe, ard will stir IN
ahinae n tha Iipaiia1s manner. II ha Il
allowed % retain bis asat Morrison q
said % Be prepared aith facts and 6a-
uTaa 20 make q telling argument against |
tbs present management Of the order /
and against ths conduct Of No. 49's ex |
eeutiys elheeEs in this city. II hs + not |
admitted. the matter viii Be placed IN /
the hands % eompstent men. and /
spsoehss VII Be made that will shake /
ne orders veEy formation. The heht !
viii he kept 40 unlil,tse convention cd /
toaEnss and thoae who are posted b
lIese thaf e viii Be very blister one.
The Hense Club leaders are moi willing /
y relax their Strip On the management /
of the aaAirs of the order, but iaslsl on /
carrying oas the policy Of snbeFdinatinR /
the open unions % the oEder, and break /
ing them up when prae1icAhae. With
dFawals viii be nnmoEnus, and IN time L
nons og The skilled woEkmen viii b left
ID she 0kaoF.
ne Prsesssans Rpasespal Conxeaaloa
CHIcAdo, OCT. 6.--Tha General Con.
yentfon of the Protestant Epiaoop,i
Church of the United States opened Il
hann Arss&nw Hka H. - n1.es..~M
sembled Ia tho lecture room of the IS.
James Epiaeopal Ohuroh shortly before
10 O'Clock, TO prepare for The opening
services Of tha Convention. Two thoa-
sand tickets Of admi8sion % The church Il
ediacs bad bean issued, and large pre-
mtum was, ia many eases, offered 70
tickei-holdeIB b persons desiro1s Of
Witnessing the Inaugural service. Ihe
great cadence, composed 81 olerQY and
laily, completely hllaa the spanisus
audisoEium.
Ths services began q le.So With q
hymn which heraldcd tha approach of
the Bishopa, headed b. The venerable
Bishop Lase 0f Virginia, who emerged
from the side Foom and 6llsd the space
within the chance rail. This vas fol
lowed By the reading Of the morning
prayer, tho chanting Of ths liiany and
the osiehgatiun Of tbs oommHnion SER
vice. The sermon VS. delivered By
Bishop Redsll OF Ohio.
Tie delegates met Is Central Music
Hall this afternoon 70 eomplsts she
organization.
TIE Candidate e Capital.
NEW YonK, Oct. 6.--Lisiu we're posted
On tho Ssook Exchange today for
pledges 10 Vota for =. Edward Simmons
for Mayor. Ii two hours, t9o- thirds OF
tho memhsEs pledged themselves. Ths
aggregate capital invested vas nearly
billion dollars. Edward O. fox. Who
initiated the movement. Haid that Sln.
mons would BE- the candidate Of capital
aqainBt labox and socialism, and that
tbs business men % New York would
n allow the Socialists % rule the city.
OtheF lists wfll BE- pasted up 10 other
Exchanges simmons Wsa TIE Presi-
dent Of the Stock Exuhanas lass year
aad q ths Grand Master Of Maeonry IN
Now York. He b 3 DemooEAt but the
movement u irraapeotive Of parties.
ChivalFy Arsussd.
RHcHmoND. Oct. 6.-Thro1ahcat the
city taday the principal topis Of aEe1a-
sion vas she admission laat night Of The
ooloEsd daieeate, FaErel, 70 = seat IN TIE
oEehnatFa oiFsie IN the Academy Of Mn-
sie. 3 section Of The anditorium in Rich-
mond tbeaisEs hitherto strictly guarded
fFum the intrusion Of eli persons of ikis
Faoe. Tue genesal feeling amonG Viz
ainiana here is one Of bitter reeentma1e,
and they regard the delegates from Die
/ triol 20 With anything bat frisndly feel
/ inRM If d said that q majority Of the
/ local kniahta are much pEoEoked 81 the
nction oe their visiting brothers. and Il
is reported that z fee Of the Knights
/ uho liVa here have dealaEed their intsn-
tion % ebandoniua the order and ioin-
/ tng she Law aud Order League, which
uaa organised here IN aworn opposition
- Ne KniRhts.
Tns wreeh o. me IA masesass.
81. LouEs. Oat. 6-Ths wreck Of the
La MAsaotts resulted from the COLLAPSE
of one Of The boiler hoes. The sxplo-
sion spent ita f0rcs difeotly backwards /
into the enaine room and only the cree |
and ronstabonts Suffered b scaidinR /
frorn Escaping steam. Eleven Of the /
latter weTe 20 terribly bari I'd that huge /
pisoaa peelad fr0m thsir bodies. sax 4
have died and The lives of The other /
ass are deaPairod 81. 1hafe ere stxteen |
persons knoWn 10 - dFo9nsd. ID. q /
DaVidaun i 90 badly burned around /
TIE face and threat taat be will prob |
Ably die. fhe register of passengers |
vas losi and d h thaaghi that soma |
wurs drowned o. killed uAoae bodies |
have not been recovered.
RxplasAsa e elans Pswaes.
DRADwCOD I'D. II. 0es. ga box Of
thirty pounds 81 niant powder exploded !
IN The 80 feol level of The Caledonia |
Nine laaa egenine. Blowing fcuR men % |
pisess and iniuEing Ave o. stx ethsrA
Hpark fram 9 ptue oausea The sxpiosios. |
moms AGsin.
wAawugruz, OuA 6--MFs. Caveland
and Mrs. Rolsom raturnsd 20 WaahinR-
tnn this moEninQ. Ihey arrived abOa1
$50 o'elock nnd wors met e. the railway
dspos b. IN Prssa6enG
Prenarnfssnn fnr tha naFaAalat CeFs-
mo0lea.
Commndora ChAndlaE. cummAnding
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