Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-27
NsTERn OecURRENCEs.
The strIke sf the Lake
ehere switehmen-


aslD-Dsaah q Kx-viss.Prus-
issnf Davia Daxla
ghe Eahe ahoFe alElhe.
CmIuA0o, June 28-Shortly aftsr II
IN engine out of TIE suand housa ak
| Fosfg- -lhiri atnsst. and aifsshea two
oabcoana and Started oaE toward EuRle-
uood. Thefa was iarns ana excifea
esowa g Ferry third street, aapplaman-
ted hy iaERe numbeF ef idle men and
boyA In The eabooas Wera 3 nnmher af
tie town of LAka Poiioe and PinaaRton
pollee. Tbs train moEed very nlowla,
and was followed by . large and exoit1d
crowd. Who t1fsW missiles e the m1n
en so m0ving train. RalI0wing the
/ kaEa Ehnro o1Nt8a Ua1 an a1gine % tha
1 Miluaukaa and 81. EanI Eoad. and una
6alouaina 70 sha Niokia PIaea Ca,
which bad been switching cars in ths
Tioinity. The nlrskaEs boarded thaaa.
/ and eaapIina thom together, started 70
nnaao the trails carrying she palica and
Laka Shore ofnoInia. IA8 aDeed % lha
I train vas at onos increased. and he 10
oom0aiveg, with fully one hundred En-
[ cited men on board, NaFe eaen apngoaah-
| ina. The aEs1 loeomotive % TIE stFik-
eEa ran fairly into She eaboosa, when
sha p1lins hEod numhor of ahoka. ana
/ 4 u believed that three oe The alFiksra
Wera wonndsd. Some of he latter ned,
and tha police, fheiF train having
slowed 20, also ran toward EnelswoDd.
The strikers then ooupled On e tha pe-
lise train and brouRhs 4 back 20 Fossy-
third etreet yardE. The nab appears o
Be 10 complets oontxol uf the railroad
o0mpany' 3 yards and property outside
of the city fimiias
Two strikers are known % hass been
sho1s ona seriously. ThsiE names have
not eeeu Aneeriainsd.
Aaarognlt os todsy's collisioa between
the 1laks Shore and ita striking switch
men, seventeen arrests have been made |
by TIE Ohieago poiios and PinkeFton,s /
mes, end twenty av6 arrests By She
HYDE Park police.
IAte this afternoon q frsieht train
containing . large eaoEt Of poliea LEFT /
Cor MilieR's Station 20 bring ID Q fFaiQhs /
train from the east. 6oma strikers. e.
earine en engine, started b pursnik. AZ |
South Chieago the slFiken had ob- /
efruoted the track and the trains vera /
forced @ sop. a numbeH of shots
we're fred without ssRioas daaaas. and /
the oiaesFn. alighting from the train.
aEFesled the ioading obgiFnclora They /
then genl back 70 the pursaing train.
which bad stopped. and made other 81
regta. makinR seventeen u all They 1
killed the par1aing engine, and The /
where the officers boarded the incoIn-
f1.rs kaafm smkfmh uwmn hnnrr.~hk - f~lu -.
EnaIsuood. The ether train continued |
eastward unmoIostea.
No effort win be uade lomorEog % /
mons freight.
The vearhees Reaelmlians
WAsan0ron, June Is This Oommii-
tee appointed under Delegate VooEhoes'
resolution 20 investigate chs allegations
of abuso b ex members C tbs privi-
leges Of the House. met this morning.
DolaRate Voorhees, made 9 statement 30
The Oommittee substantially the aamo
as that made by him Ia the House il
April last, 90 the elect that be bad re-
peatediy encountered on the door Mr..
y. d. n. Sweet, Al ex-msmbsr from
Maine, who appeared before the Oom-
mistee ns an attorney for the Northern !
Pacific Railroad Company. He insisted
EAZt ~ WI8 AA04 ~ AA- SAAltL4A NAALAAUA
Of The rule extending TO * members
the nFivfleqee ~ that door. that an Al.
tsFney shoald ~ allowed 70 soFve his
clients there.
Swees vas then examined. He said
thas be had heon membsF Of the Cen
Rreas that hAd granted the Northern
Pacific ohaFtsF. For about two years
past be had been emploYed by the
NogthaFn Paoifo as an agent 10 look
after theiR interests In the various do
paFtmenss. He declared that be had
neVer violated the letter or spirit Of
the House rule extending the ho0r
privilege 10 ex members. when the
resolution proposing certain Inquiries
eonoegnina The Northern Pacide Com-
pany had bean introduced. be had gone
% DoloQalo Voorhees, and asked him
for information touching the scope Of
The reaosntipn. Gas q had not than been
printed), IN order 20 facilitate the prep
aFatiOn 81 an answer. Sweet admitted
that he had made q statement ooncsFn-
tag the NoRthsgn Paoids befcea = HousB
Committeo and had been on the door.
On one occasion q member had 70
quested him % fuTniah some statistical
infurmation touching the Norlhsrn
PaoiHa. bat be had declined 70 do
90 while on The door, although be had
pEonlissd 70 give tt 70 him a. bis (the
momber's) recon. ewest also stated
shat be had given some empl0yHent 10
Mr.. Dunnell, an ex member from
Minnesota. Who bad prepared some
papers for him.
me inquiry viii bs eoatinnsd next
Wednesday. e
80. a. n......s.-. - 49,. uR...~sn
Acting Secretary Fairohild has noti
hed The kn1psotoE ee steam Veasela that
fees fnE the Inspection and examination
of steam vessels and for licensing efh i
eer1 ef the sans are nol 70 be uolleoted /
after The LIST pruximas the date On whieh
the nsw shipplng law goes into sGeet
Thsy are, however, 30 make quarterly /
reports Of sash inspections, togetheE Il
wiah etatsmona % the amount ef fees
uhlch would have been reoeived unoeE /
thB pEssant iaW. In view of The fact
that abe abolishmene % fees for hcena-
inc ofdosfa of steam vesseis may i1 i
dnoo a1Uogthy persons 70 mike aspli-
cation Tor aueh licenses, tie inapeat0Ee
are directed 20 exercise Increased ytai.
lanes IN sofatinixing the claims Aad
qualifications q ell appsioants for q
tisenaa % mastaR, enginesF, piloa -
mats that mar coms before than, and
no1 - grant saoh Licenses b any psFson
whatever unless sach psrsan n fully no /
% Ne requirements conssmpastsd By
the laW.
Beash % Bavia Bavin.
BEoozNaToN, Ils.. Juns IS David
DAVIS died - eselook this morning. /
He aamk inao a coma1eaa state twaiwe i
h0uEs before The end and passsd pain
lsGsiy away surrounded bg biz family. /
DuFfng the eariy part Of Lass evening /
be APPEARED 20 Be falling, and h vas
felt eeEtatn that ha eoald not live /
thf0ueh the ntRht. Atll o'oiock be re-
vivod somewhas and waa gwen gniik and /
attmnlantg IN small quAnt8ttea. The
eGect was fer the woFsa. howsvsf. for /
he e. onaa raiapsed int q sornaloee /
ooRdition. His paiss bsoame very fee
hla. Durina the saees1dina throe /
hoara be failed ezadaaily, his FsspirA- /
eion eFeWing noiiesMhly weaker unttl /
tha end cams. Tha ca1aa q Dassg /
death wna BnRhi'a disease of he hid /
nsya aRRrnsataa b. . weAksned eandi- /
ff0n ~ IA n1NaNn1 HafIna fFnnn to 7Irna /