Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29
EASTERN NEWs.

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WAsHmaroz, Sarf. - = GsurelaEy
Manuin9 will not tako h.a plaos 81 fhe
head q the Treasury Dspartnent %
the Les of Oatabsr, buf it is th0aRnt by
tEuas eho ou9ht . kne9 that be wili BE-
gonnd aa bis dsak aa aoan as reasonably
eooI weather ssia in His phSsieians
adviss him no1 20 reaurn % WaahinRto1
wnils there b q possibilify of q hos spell.
and be viii fellow thstr adVioa Wnen
be dies rsfurn 70 his o9ioe. Il is certain
taht Ganninz Will not uodsrsaks %
work a. hard as in the past. BE has
been relieved b. bis aszisfants. 20 far ~
possible, of he merelF Foutine wurk.
asa be viii dnd that the demands up0n
ais stEsnglh viii nss b 90 great e. for
msEiy.
The Fishery aneasfsn.
BozroE. Sept. g. -fhs msmbsrs of the
Eun-o0mmittea Of she Oommiktae en-
FoFaian Relations Of the uuitea States
senate gathered at the FFemcnt House
At n9on to-day 20 eoefef On the uFelim-
inarias Of the investigation into the
fishery question In accordance with q
resolution passed at the las. session.
senator Edmanda. she ChaiFman, PFC
sided. The other members Of the CON.
mitlee are Senators Morgan. Of Ala
hama; FRYE, 81 Maine; EVaxts. of New
York, and Salisbury, Of Delaware. Ed
munds said: ave shall consider she
fishery question IN general, bat We have
NOT yet decided as 20 che order Of pro
eednEs. WHISTLER oaF deliberations
shall b. pnhlie oF private is natttaE
fer consideration. Ihsra - nothinR
more that can Rivs on she subjsoi ai
present.
the Candemned Annrchlaaa.
Cn1caoo, ssps. SS.--AfIidaviis TO sap
port aha motion for Q new trial for tie
assen condemned Anafohigts we're nled
By their attorneys today. The usual
plea vas entored that the verdict Is not
supported By tue evidences, and Il was
also ufRed that the counsel for the |
State employed q form Of argument /
which vas calculated 10 preiudiee the |
jury. The chief point urged, however.
u the story autographed from Indlansp- |
oils shortly after the eonoiusaon ct the /
trial, 10 sue afeet that . nan entered = |
saloon in that city enc or tuc days be- |
fore the Haymarket massacre, and ex- |
hibitsd q antchel, intimaiing that q
would occur II Chicago IL q
few days. Tue theory Of the defense IL
that this mysterious stranger had q
quantity Of dynamite bombs, and that /
be is the peraan Who IL ali likelihood
threw the bomb into the ranks Of tha
psiice. The manner In which the jury
vas summoned before whom the de-
isndants we're tried vas also objected
10.
The Pieuro-Pneumonsa.
WAsHrNaroN, Sept. 28.-Commissionsr
Of the Baraau Of Agriculture,
has recsivea q letter from DR.. Salmon,
iaaed Chicago. September 25th, In which
be says IN references 20 tue outbreak Of
plenro pnsumonia at that city: ssSinoe
you / have had the watch
strengthened at the stables 10 pFevsnl
he animals from being removed. There
lre tEenty nine men ow enployed,
making an expense Of nearly $50 day.
This vas necessary in order 10 give the
State Board time 10 decide what dispo
sition o0uld be made Of the cattle.
regard the quarantine nov as perfectly
safe. It is very important 70 have an
saFly inspection Of some distFicia In shis
vicinity"
A lisi Of the names Of six expeEisncsd
snrgeona IL tnolosed in the
etier With . request that they be ap-
pointed for inspection service. DR.. Sal
non says that with this force, which
nsad nos be employed longer than thFee
1f four weeks. be can veFy soon deteF-
mine tbs extent Of the infection.
ThlFsy Per Cens.
The Comptroller Of the Currensy has
declared q sob dividsnd Of ave per
lest. in favor Of the creditors af the
First National Bank, Of Lsadviile. Colo.
f6as makes IN all 30 per cent. on claims
proved, amounting 20 aboui $4,000.
A ssrlke Thseatened.
NEw YoaK. Sept. 2S-It Il thought
ihat general strike will occur 0f ell
he feeders and presamen employed 10
he printing ofiisse thronzhoat the city.
nHmber OF shops are out % strike
already. Ia several places non-anion
men have been hired. The men de-
mand an increase.
AnesAeF shoek at Charlealen.
CHARLnsroR, sspt. 48.-At tuo min
ltes past one O'Clock this afteFnoon
here vas sharp shock aeosmpanisd
1y TIE ug1al rambling noise. Tue
heck was violent enough 10 shake build
nGs and canes maay people 10 rush
INTO the streets. The continuation q
ihese shOoks sad WlgRin's alleged pEs-
iiction have bad q demoFalixina efleol
lpon the people here and maay will
ltop IN the open sir tsuiRh1. The shock
bis afternoon lasted six OF eight Sec
'nda, bat il seems 10 have been felt