Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-18
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The Vste On the Merrlson
Metfon Analyxea.
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WAzuzNszoN. Juns IT.-An analysts
Of he vote "a MerElsonis molten % 90
into Commiiteo ct TIE Whele for the
purpose of eansidering the tariff bill
shogs that uf the 40 Affirmative votes
is6 we're east By DenooFats and foar By
aepublicaua- 4hree Of the Hepubll-
cans ara fFam the State OF Ainneseta,
MsSsrs. Nelson. Strait and Wakefield,
and the fourth, Mr.. James. IL one Of
TIE NsW fcrk RApFssentasisea OF tbe
lS6 DemosEsts VOTING 10 the Affirmative
IL we're east hy Representatives from
she Eastera aud Middle States
OF tbs I5T negative votes. IL we're
cast b. kepahlioans and $ Democrats
OF ne 5 Democrats voting ID the neg
alive, six come frsm the &onshern
States, aa follows: Maryland, kindlay;
LoaisiaEa, Gay. Lrem. ~ Martin and
Wallaoas Alabama, Martin. Tha West
ern Staaas eonfrfbalsd eleven negative
votes, as fellows: California, Hanlsy;
fllinoia. Lander and Ward; Ohio,
Campbell. EllsbeFEs, Feran. Gedoes,
Lefsvre, Seney, WaFner and Wiikina.
TIE remaining Dsmoerafic negative
votes we're east BY memkaFs from New
YORK. Pennsylvania and New Jersey as
follows: ksw York, AFnot, Bliss. i. ].
Campboll, DoWdney, MeEriman. Muller,
PiadaE, SpEi0gs, Stahlpeckar and Eisle;
New Jersey, Green, MeAdeo and Pid-
c0ch; Pennsylvania, Boyle, Corfin, Er-
mentr0ni, Randall snd SoEden.
OF the Rentlemsn paired, Aiken, Of
South Carolina, has never iakan the
eata Of oliloe, having bean ia since the
beginning Of the session. TIE only
member absent and impaired vas Fred
eriok, Of Iowa, who Eas confined 10 bis
hotel ~ illness.
Reentaa ag ahe New WaRm Haehs Glah.
NEw Yong. Jsna l7.--Tho fast Of
Yachts anchored % the bay e Staten
Island eaEiy sais noFniuE, 70 prepare
for the contests OF today under the
auspices of tue New York Yacht Club.
The entries Numbered twenty ak,
among them being the FIRST class sleeps
Aay6ower, Atlantic, Priscilla and PuFi
tan. The wina was very hQAt In the
early morning and the weather was
hazy, bat towards Il o'clock it gave
signs Of clearing.
The Thetis Waa che iirst Of the feet |
to pass the quarter line station at ll:l0, /
the Priscilla at l1:1l. che Puritan at |
lI:l2. TIE Atlantic 81 tl:l7 and the Nay |
doVer At 11:19.
SANDY Hook, June 1e.-12:3o D. m.-
The f0llowiug yachts have turned the |
southwest spit; Bedonin fFst, followed |
By Priscilla, Aeyho4er, Puritan and |
Atlantic.
HlaHIASDs. Jane I7-2.l2 ,. m.-The
weaihef continues thick. The yachts /
are IN sight outside Of the bar, home |
yard bound. The Priscilla leads, fol /
lowed By the Bedouin, Mayhover and |
Puritan.
NEw YoaK, June 1s.-Ths yachts
crossed the finish in the following or
der: Priscilla iirst, Atlantic second, Pa !
Fitan third and MayhoweF fourth.
Prize Flxht On the Delaware.
PHrLADKLPHIA, June ia special /
to the Telegraph says: A. 80 early hour
this morning q prixs aght took place on /
the banks Of the Delaware river, near
the moush Of Rauoeas creek. The prtn-
cipals were Ton MeCann, OF Provi. /
denoe. Rhsde Island. and Billy Martin,
Of Newark, New Jersey, and Sue stakes /
we're 500. TWenty-one rounds we're
fought. McCanR was three inches tall
sr and four pound heavier than bis
antagonist, who stood i've feet i've inch
bad she best OF tke aRht 70 the finish.
V1k MAN0M4A Ht4A4 - EAAA1lAFt ~ AAE Il
last round Martin hrst planted bis left i
on MsOann's body, damaging bis left 4
ear, following Il up With bis right. He 1
repeated the blows q few times, and
then with MeCann's hands hanging By
his side and bis face leaning forward,
Martin shot A hot one against hts neck
and stretched him oat limp. Mo0ann
was anabls 80 respond AID che battle
vas given 70 Martin.
IL Ald AZ she PaFliamentaFy Fund.
BoaroN, Jane 1.-The great festival
and ball ID aid OF the Irish RaEliament
aTy fund.- which has been in pfepaEa-
tlon for tnany weeks, came OF this even /
$4,000. Addresses we're made by Gov.
Of New Y0Ek. and Others
A Glft Fron CharIesioa.
OHAnLesrox q. o., June 17.-PFesi-
dent Cleveland, IN letter which II to
be published here tomorrow morning 1
expresses his ainOaFe thanks for him.elf
and Mra. Cleveland for the magnificent
wedding Ella feosived from tie citizens
Of Charleston. The present consisted
sf 4 massive silver 9s9a, a0o0mpanied
bT q letter 70 Mrs. Cleveland saying
that Il vas intended IS token of the
kiah esteem 10 which President Cieve
land was held In Charleston. By reason
of bic ability, hia true manlineas and hia
constant adelity b his obligations IN
der The Constitntisn snd lags Of the5o
Onited States.
A secret CIrcuIar Fhas was nos ss-
eEs1
PHrLkDEIParA, Juns i7.-0enwal
ssorotary TuroeF, Of the Knights Of
Labor, on being uhown by . reporter
the secret ciroalar Of Powdafiy, which
vas published today, aokno uledaed that
eopiss Of The same had been sent 90 the
General ASSEMBLY, and that ooasidefa-
hte expense had bean insured 10 main Il
tain secrecy. He waaia hsreAfieF ufgs
thai all aush matter hs given 30 ths
prsss al onoe.
ID he oisouiar ths Knights Of Labor
ere warned against What Pogderiy con
siaaFed q plat to pack the e1nveRsion,
whiah q 70 be held in the month % o.
tober, vita p5liticiana, which be oiaimg
20 have discovered 10 q m0vsmaut on
foot 10 diarupt the order By undefhAnd
means.
Tsrrshae Railway Aeetaenf.
FoxBUna (Pa. }. jane I7.--Psinl Greek
tFsssls, % he PiifabnsR and WesisFn
Railroad, nsAF here. Was tire s5sna of a
tsrribls railway accident iaat night. By
which three persons los; their lives. and
snotbar was 30 badly injured that his
fpe0vsry d d0abtfui An axla on the
middle ear of long freight tFain broke
last as the train vas % tde eentsf of
ths treslls, and TIE train Of tWeaty eara
vas thr0un into the creek, forty test
below. A IaFge portion % tie tfeslle
work va asFrsed vita the falling tFain-
Fear Of tie erew Were baried IL tne de-
bEiS, the hfta. Oonduet1r kimsssssapipR
serious iBiuFy b. jumping. Nhen the
wFeak vas elsArsd a VS. foand that
EnRinseF George Settig aud BfakEnea
stsfIey ard Hasa had baen Aiilsd- Fire
man GouQhlsr VS. etiA hvinR. bat hia
Injuries aFs believed % Be fatal
sac Felaers ef PubIie Deeamenta
wasarNorox, jose II. = Secretary
IsaunY has transuitted 20 tbs 8enats 10
reply % Z rerolufion of that be1y the
n1nbef af peopla empioged n toe To-
asgios Dep4Ftnaut ID recelgina, f0i1lDg