Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-15

Ter fhE A1irondack uto1n1ainz. He pro
poses % 20 auaT e. sson Is posEIhle and
gil leave Msndag. 4 bic afaiEa I'll
permit He vii appoint . nee faoile
Printer and Distrias judges for Cali
fsEnia, AlaAama and N0xah Carolina BE-
foEr bis deparfurs.
Enmar Gees aa Esakers
oscsetnry La arfsls washington iasl
niEht for f1nkers. New foFk, whsTs he
uIA remain foE = wsek o. ten oeEs a1
TIE gaess of Representative SsAhlnsekeE.
Generma Basen.
General Haxnn, Chssf signal 0Haesr.
ieft washington last night o. an IA
spectioa tour. he vii 80 as far wes1
81 California and VII return b. tie
Isthmns of Panama.
Rmamre Ban8 Gala.
Acaine Secretary FaiFohiid aaid today
that policy bad heea deeerminsd N
bg he D8partmens With regard % fataEe
calls for bonds. Tha cali fog SO 500 Q0o
which uin mai re On Sept. 18Th, Ua3
made becansa Is vas deemed wise and
expadiaut that future calls be dsaeF-
mined ~ the stats Of the nnancea.
Whils Il Il probable that the second call
for &too0ooo may Be made nsxf
moAfh, snch action VIII depend . tireiy
upon The condition Of the Treasury -
she tiHe.
DiaxraeeFal Deubae EIopemana.
CoaooRD On. II D. Ana. A. The deubls
elopement which occurred last Thar
day evening is causing oonsiderable ex-
oitsmsnt here, Tns parties we're Geo.
u Uaxaui, . livery stable keeper, q. ".
~ Enarr~Na 49,. -.
HoRd Railway, Mrs. Il. a. DeokeFman
and Hrs. II. i. Deckerman. Tho four
met &c Peiaco0k and took she night
train, presumsbly for CalifoEnia. Max
am ts married and has q zavanteen- year
old son. Blake is also married. The
women married brothors. the wife Of
children behind, and she other one a
child thfee years old. Both men took
awav all the money with them, leaving
their families destitute.
The Church ana ths Knixhss of Labor.
BAI1aMoHH, Au9. lf.-The Ansyioaa
will pFink tomorrow an interyiew with
Cardinal GIBBONS. IN which be aays:
@OaFdinai rasoheren's condemnation Of
the Knights of Labor shoail not se
taken as she sentiment Of she church
toward tkis order. ] am not familiar
uith tha labor organization 10 Qasben.
but it 10 certain khaf the Cardinals
animosiiy grew oai OF some local lass
og oondaet Of the kaight1 which are
contrary 10 the doctrine Of the church.
As 10 the Knights Of Labor organiza
tian in the Uuitsd States, | haEs not
IhorouRhly examined thsir Constitution
or studied their purposes. yet from
reading tbs newspapers and Mr. Pow
dsxiy's publio statement infer that the
objects of the Knights are praisouortny
and 10 no Way opposed to Tue views Of
the church. Oatholic prelafes viii 70
man declare II favor Of She organiza-
ti0n Of labor. There can be no wrong
n suah q course. Organic aiion is the
basis of ell progress. Only when it is
abused, does che church raiss her voice
and call out TO Ser children"
The Chociaw Chlsf.
SF. LOUIS, A7g. lk.--Late advises from
the Chostsw IndiaR nation indicate she
election of X. r. Smallwood as principal
chief BY g small majority. There is
sal to be o0nsideeabls excitement there
over the result and much talk Of con-
test.
CEEcnnATI, AuR. lt.-Athletio 8, Gin
einnati T.
. RHnADELRmA, Aug. l4.-wasAinRsOn
0, Philadelphia B.
DErRoET, Aug. l4-Kansas City 3, De-
8eat o