Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-07

BIN. Yesterday morning be reported
shAt the party were attacked py four
msssed nneE, that be himself vas beat
60 aud the ladies we're killed. The svi.
1sncs oefofe ies coroner paiuted 10
hun Fhreys - the murderer aud be vas
~ es'ed; Aiss Humpareys had been
outraged.
strike sf Enginerrs.
NV YozE. March g.-Ths strike os
TIE engineers Of tue N-w York steam
Heating Company continues. This
morning the coal bins we're nearly
empty, and tbe company sent word 70
The United States ofhsers and the post
otacss that they could not oesforrn their
entrees - furnish hesi to tn varioqs
ospartm-uts gBiess perfect projection
as Afforded By ms authorizes. The
message S43 fsrred 10 sapeFinteui
ent Murray, Eho ord red C4ptsins Gas
thu aHd B-r2hoid 70 furnish sH R~res
slrY p4iiss. II he company had ~.
30 lads cod 1t plsf 3 Nor b river.
i3a h o Igsh1ranru rstased 70 hsu-
10. Police E~fs glGesd along n. rsgfa
- toe q upsny's struci1re, and a num-
o-r 81 sEsiss ~err snpioYsd T. handle
"A EAR the coal. The Brotarrho & OF
zGg.neers have issu-d orders that
l. u understood that u. mem
b-r shall haul coal for the steam
Heating Clmp.sy-
The Bank statement
NEW YoEE. March chs weekly
bank staten n, snoz. a reserve d.
9 e4-e of ksS4]OO Blsks now bold
50 So 90 IN excess OF legal require
ra-Hts.
siriks OF the stadebaker Employees.
souTH BEND lad }, March 6.-This
afternoon At O'clock by = pFeco certed
arr .ngspent 1000 men emgloyed in the
Sa2O. and carriage fact ,ries OF Stude-
b k-s Bros. laid down their toolz and
left the shops. The u. sent com
nlittee to the President of the factory
three weeks ago asking an advance fl
p per cent. in the wages Of the meB
! Bis cJaii nos be granted, bat an AZ.
rtngenent VAS n sde TO have the com
ssittee 20 through tbs shops and regu
late the wages. This has been progress
ing fer several days.
When the shols were closed those who
belonged to she Knights Of Labor
marched down togsther TO their bal
and went into secret session. Nothing
can he learned of what transpired there
fne feeling ot the men who went cut /,
that matters may be immediately ad
jnsted. They are all quiet and conduct
ing themselves With moderation. Ibey
declare that there shall be no violenct
| and will themselves prevent il should
any be 1ffered.
CHICAGO, March 6.-Referring TO the
strike this afternoon of over 1900 mer
/ employed by Studebaker Brothers
wagon manufacturers, at South Bend
| Indiana, Mr.. Z. L. Stuiebaker. treAsur
er of the firm, said to An Associated
Press reporter tonight: when our nea
discharge themselves, thee do what ",
never did by them. Orr works hav,
been in operation for thirty four years
| and have Revsr shut down except OF
legal holidays and for repairs. w,
have never asked our men to work bali
time, always having believed Il better
| policy 10 pay dollar and half for a
| days work, titan to pay dollar for bal
( a days work We do not Anticipate
any ssrions trouble. A few Of our tner
| have decided to demand an advance OF
% Per cent. and have succeeded in in
| duoing those inclined to be dissatisfied
TO 20 out with them. They hold 1
meeting tonight and may conclude K
return on Monday morning"
The employees sent a committee tC
the firm last Monday, making the de
maud mentioned. Tue firm declined Il
grant the demand, bat promised to 70
view the situation personally, with theil
| superintendents, aud eEdeavor e. ad
iGst the matter satisfactorily.