Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30


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Sergeant 3. kaaeie, h. M. Hnmmell
n. Cann, G. 8tnFtup. n. Heattie. @
Wood, Osfparals, and fhs fofI09ine
prigetegs D. &ekfnnou, II. MeKenn.
4. Met3Raw. y. n. Hmysh. NJ O. DavSes.
y. Hseves, 8. b. white, ". &. Gorhnrn.
". u Christ, Il. Green, 3. Kaafman. q.
u. Wiillsm1o1, } Hans{nQ. John KeIiv,
W. A. kennYs a. StanIay, @. a. AdAt.
Charles Cowdsn and B. n. Bfamhail
and eaRE1ol Ghurohill. A reporter 81
TIE Posi- tHzEEf.EaEacz aroompauied
the boys ID blue aar0aa the Soand.
Tue water U.s. Foaeh. ne wfnd hiah.
bat TIE weather clear and chilly. bat
the cabins Of the alsamaF uefs warm
and pleasant, and The hear oeaupied ID
crossing tbs sound waa apsnt IL sfn1
tnR patriotic Songs, playing whist and
bi8ek iaok. Long John Kelly went 70
sleep aad au0x6d a. lond a. Mills does
"a court. ahoFSing some % the boys
emusauent, While another asfachmenl
Wea onaliy engaged il pntliRR beneath
tnnif Delta 4 ave gallon can 81 mix BE-
l0naing % the sfeameF.
Tbs transport boat Foaehsd Bltkeiy
- lAss0 p. Ha.s where theg foand arme1
guards pasroiliuR fhe WharVea and
streets. sheriff ComBioos hasfna bssn
a4lied 20 Madison, Captain Hainss ra
ported % his depafy, John Maioolm.
this c1haeF reported that ali was Quies
e present. thai 81 men had lat c9me
into town from acKoes tha Island and
gons into the oabins, and THAI il any
tKouhia 0ooarred. Il would be when TIE
mill started up II the mornfaa.
Quarters had boou prepared for tie
militia Ia tie second story o. tue store
building. but Captain Haines preferred
having he men remain ca the transport
steamer al aiG1t, and biaaketS il
abundanae wers furnished them bg tie
company.
John Campbell, Captain Rsnfon's
conhdeulial agent and Correspondent
ordered supper prepared for the con-
pRuY e che cook house and converted
''the academy" into officers head
Quar1ara.
A APPENDED euppaR vas served b. Mf.
Gard. Of The k-honsp, after which ali
hands taruea 10. except the reporter
and Mr. Campbell, who talked over the
aitnation a. soma length.
Reporter Mr.. Campbell, Il Is clAimes
b some that the Pm Blaksly Mil
Company II makiaR var on he Knights
Of Labor. Il there any tFuth Ia III
John Oampball-Thesa is no truth 10
that statement. We ara making war On
no church nligiOn, society nor any
thing else. We are aimpiy trying 10
mind onr oun haalnsss and carry on
our enterprise on business pginciples
We do nos ask q man when be goes 10
work aere whother be 10 q Mason, Odd
Fellow, knight Of Labor or anything
eiee. II be attends 30 his work and
minda his own business, We don't care
Whist be belongs 70 OF what be does not
belong 20. We haye some members Of
the Knights Of Labor IN our employ to-
dag uho are - good men Is We visa -
employ. As said before, We are making
war 90 no one, but We do 0bisot 10 aei
taloEs aud tfouble-makeFs RAINING our
basinsss for ~, ard that Ne viii net
stand.
RspoFter-Did the strike have much
eases on the cutting capacity Of the
MI. O.-Is oonld not have occurred ct
a better time. We only bad a few YES
sells Ia port, and plenty Of lumber on
hand. We have filled the places Of che
strikers with new men, and arc cutting
nearly our usual amsunf. On Saturday
We out 1i6. CO fees IN ten hours.
VESSELS N P0HT.
Reporter What vessels are there in
Mr.. C.-Fhe bark &. <. HAm, loadine
for Vallejo; bark Regina. for the + 3
coast Of South Amerioa; bark Elsinorv.
for San Pedro; brig Irene. for Fiji
Islands; schooner W. L. Boebe, Tor San
Pedro; schooner Reporter, fer che same
port; bark Carrie Dslap. for tbs East
coast Of South Ameriea, aud the bark
Neusboy. noW loaded for Australia and
ready 70 BE- t0wod out By the tuz Mugai
tomorrow.
NO TROUBLE
AZ 5 o'eloak Monday morning the
troops tnfasa cut. ana Iag an hour ex
ercised themselves by marching about
che eharvcs until 7 o'clock. tho hour 81
which the miil started. A large crowd
u strikers oonRregated 81 she cabins o
discuss the aitaafion, baf no hostile
demonstration Of any sort vas made.
A few, prompted b. idle curiosity
strolled down into t0wn, aaa gazsd &c
the soldier boys 81 they marched % 81 Z
fro.
Deputy sheriff Male reported 30
Mr.. Hainea that be did not apprehend
any difficulty that the civil authorities
we're not capable Of coping with. bat
requested that De trooDa Eemain uatii
notices ooald ba served on tue strikers
70 unit the oompanyss quarters. The
notiees we're daily served, and she cam
pany al : O'Clock marched 10 sac cook
house fer breakfast.
vmwINo THE ToVN.
From breakfasts time up 10 II o'clock
the boys In blue pas In time visiting
Tarioas places Of interest about the
port. some vent OF shipboard, some
throueh the mill and machine shops,
s8Esa 20 the ship yard, where two YES
ssls are being built By Hal Brothers,
While still others sauutero4 about the
cambridge natei. By the way, the bar
At thts hotel has been closed for q
week. ard viii eontinue 10 be until she
troahle u ali over.
TALK WTxR CAPTAIN BENTON.
Daring tAa forenoon Il was the ~.
portsr's good fortnae 10 fall IN With
CAPTAIN Rantou, q nan recognized al
over Puget Sound ae en- upright business
man and q humane employer. In TIE
course Of . conversation Captain Han
toa said
Ihs strikers sent me 4 vesition q
recognize the kniehts Of Labor. gtvs
them a place 20 meet. take bsek the dis
charged men, And thay Woaid return q
woFk. I told the committee With ths
pefition that the riugieadsFs never
Wsalt BE- taken back. some Of TIE
strikers who quit because theF saw the
others quitting. have been taken bach
but the msn Who eausea tha truuhls
masa lock elsewhere. II The men % as
employ have q grievances, and viii cal
| nv aitenliun 10 Il. ] vii. a. ! Always
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