Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-06
The AMERICAN ORIEMT.
Beginnng and End ef q
TIe-up mt New York.
naxwsn Convistss Il Murasr IN shs
Fins Degree - ne Pssssdsna
cuhshss soms FhA : Dlsas-
rous Fleods In Nsw Mezise.

nous Fleods In New Mexiee.
Ans1her Tis-Up.
NEw Yonz, Juaa B.--Isaat niakf, 70
view af fhe failure Of aupplisa for Ma
Ihird aVenne stFikeFs. DIsfxfet Assem-
bl1 q Esplesenilng ths hoEss railroad
erapiogees q shia and adiaosnf oitiss.
wss called toRslbsx aRAin- Is met IN
Columbia Hall et Eix11 avenue and
6ixtY-sixtA street.
Deteoliges usRo around The haIl and
the strikers aeut megaeneeFB 10 warn the
members az fho Exsunsfve Board .
kssp ous of the way. From ahis ID Eaa
eEidnnt that the ordering of another
| tiB-up was undar consideration, and u
Was desired that he of1olal heads of
| the organization should take No part
| u tbs proceedings and g1ould thus
avoid indietment ~ tho Grand Jury.
AL o'ciook u she moEnina i va an
nounosd that q gesointioa had been
| passsd apprsginR abe oondnat Of ths
/ Third avsnna strike and ordering that
Il ahouIa Be continued. fAe ways and
means of providing money % sapp0Ft
the strikers wna discussed, and Is va
/ then aeaided 20 order auofhof general
tie up on al the street. car lines Of this
city snd Brooklyn.
Ala O'Clock this morning The cars on
all the lines "a this aity, with the exeep-
aioa Of those On Third avenue, which ID
run b non-union men, ai0pped. All
The street. ear lines IN Brooklyn, Jersey
oity and H0boksn have also been tied
This i the third time ID The arsi half
Of this year that all Of the surface roads
ii the city have been tied up. This
time the tis-up includes n0t only Brook.
iyn bus ell the jersey City roads as well.
Tho action Of ths board 10 said 10 be
unanimously approved b. the men.
They say they have done this 10 foFue
the Third Avenue Read. through the
intsEventien Of the other companies, 20
come 90 terms. and declare thaf tbs
fght viii be forced eli along tbs lire.
The old story Of combination between
the car companies Is reported again as
one cause Of the strike.
The biow struck uas sudden and
crushing one. The policeman alone the
street this morning hailed Il aB pr0mis-
ing 9 short and decisive settling Of the
IonR strike which had worn on their
strength for nearly two months. The
ElAlAl4 ~ L|EUA hAA--AAA - *-4-4@AA W ~
faets early, and BY 6 o'ol0ck every de-
pot vas guarded. The drivers aud other
emnl0yas worked through the niRhf a.
usual until hhe time Tor the day cars 20
run in the morning. At the Grand street
DEPOT Of the Dry Dock Lines, the sosne
Of the heFce rios and oonfusion in
March i6st, the night ears finished their
kfips at $50, half an hour earlier than
the day trips we're 20 begin. The men
did not appear for work, aud the assist
ans superintendent went down and vas
told Of the order TO tie mp. He merely
asked II there we're any grievances aud
was told that there were none, that they
were ordered 10 stop work By tie board.
He was then notified that the stablsmen
we're left 70 care for the horses. At the
other stables similar questions were
asked and similar replies given.
xnE TROUBLE AT AN KND.
NKw YoRx. June 6.-At o'clock this
moEoinQ Executive Committeeman
O'RouFkc said that the car lines would
resume operations II the morning.
The police patrol wagons have returned
20 their stables, and this would seem to
indicate that the trouble is over. The
slFikers' committee held 8 conference
with Vice President Hart, Of the Third
avenue line tonight, and the Feanming
of business is supposed 90 be the result
Of that meeting.
Maxwell Convicted.
81. LoUEs, June B.-Whsn the Jury ia
The Maxwell ease retired last night 70
the Jury room Martin 8. Barnett was
chosen Foreman and David 3. Ohilds
Secretary. Barnett was supposed by
- .. -
fendant more than any other juror, aud
when she 6Fst ballot vas taken this
belief vas partially confirmed, for be
vas among the three who did mot vote
for conviction. A second ballet vas
taken after some discussion, which rs-
suited in bringing Barnett over to con-
vietion, and ten 70 two was announced
as the vote.
Ths fFst ballot taken this mornine
showed the fact that one more had
decided upon conviction.
About noon the jury proceeded 10
take another ballot after having argued
With the obstinate members. The bal
lots were collected and counted By the
foreman. who found THAI there vas in
aorihed upon each the word Guilty
A deputy vas summoned and he vas
told thai the Jury had a communication
70 make 20 the oouFk The Sheriff took
the twelve men IN charge and filed them
20 their seats, where they remained
sfandimQ while from q slip Of paper was
read: aWe, the Jury, dad the prisoner
guilty Of murder In the first degree as
81 forth IN the indiatmenl.n
The prisoner sat in bis accustomed
place between his attoFneya AZ the
noon h0uF approached and no oammu-
nioalion vas received from the Jury, bis
hopafulnsss seemed 70 increase. When
| ID vas nuneanosd, however, that the
| Jury wished 10 report. be t1fned ner-
Vously ii his chair - scan their coun-
teuanoes. He found no siRn Of en-
eouFaeament there, and when the YER
dict Was read, his face blanehed and his
eyes aonaht the deog. where they ~
mained fxed. The jury wsa polisd and
each assantaf 10 the VeFziot. altar which
the Judge dismissed them. Tue prisoner
await the result Of The motion for q nsw
Of inoompeteuey Of tne proeseation,a
structions % ths iary.
RE Presiaens Catches aame FaaA.
DEza PAExa<Ad.l, Juns s.--Afasr an
early dinner q ths cottage % ez -Sana-
Ger DAVIS, q party vas made 1p for the
puFpose q visiting Deep Croek, 9 IA
v0Fise hshina ground four sr I've miles
southwesl 0f here. The party, consist
inR % President and MFa. Cleveland
and Mr.. and Mrs- Davis. ~ oui in tie
1 PFesidant'a landau. The drive was
throaEh the most charming portion Of
he eounfFy and vas greatly anioysd.
Ths party returned home Is 10. and
MF. Cievsl4nd showed over Q dozen