Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-28
EVENTS IN THE EAST.
The 8roadway ana BeHf
Line Car TrouBIes.
Rainea Rassru-Lls Burasn Gsnsral
Nswtoa RrsiEsd--Hsury Gsszss ior
Mayur Il New Ysrk-Ths New
Puhas Rraussr.

ne Car TFsahlsa.
NEw Tonx, AnR. zT.--Ths drivers sn1
eend11loEz Of the Broadway roads.
thEounh aCcmmiltes. pFop1sod % PFe1i.
dent 1hompGun enniQht ahas he ed
schedule q ave tEips Per daF Should d
restored, and thaa II oousId de4a41cn u
hls suKte1dertn4 the six trip scheme,
Which The men declare impossibls 81
execution. shey tthe meal would aRras
70 q reducti0n of WnRez from $3S
whioh q now the rata of Wages per
day. te - whioh is The prssailinR pFine
On the cfty roads. Preaideut Th0mp-
aon sizni1ed his .willinRneas 20 aeeept
this, and tbs eommfttee ehat ma6e Il
went baf0Ee tie local asssmhlY tnnighi
% have Il rati1oa. e Il undsubtodly .
VIII be, though sha meetinR was yet II
session at midnight
Tia Belf Iins stablea are Quiet 10
might AZ cuufoxe1oe Of Representa-
tiges of the Belt Lins and tie strikers
~ The Ro4smore Hotel, q basis oG STATE
meat u1a arrived aA So far e haa
been diyulaed, IL ID an aereement By
The road % taks haak all the men. Thnss
trips will continue % be days wuRk,
and The men will b. naid bY the trin-
All trips shall be made 20 south Ferry,
instead of the Old Slip. Tha rsdnetioa
n the wages q ear oleaneFa and atahls-
men will oonliuue. tbs result e re-
garded as favorable 70 She company.
The men resume e. 4sl0 tomoTrow.
mmlnea RacerM
NEu Ynax, AuR. U.--Tn aa iniofFisw
h Brooklyn to-day, Phil. DYER aaid: L
is trna that Miss Woodford has braksn
down, heR fore les having given ont
completely. We shali send heF 70 Ken
tuoky spme time this fali oE naKt spFinQ
70 Be bred 10 Hindoo. Tom Martha 4
alBa broken down. and doubt uhathor
be viii eveR am11nt b much hereafter.
LnspeotoF b. has eons amiss, and dent
know whether be viii be ni for racing
either at 6heapahead or jerome PARK.
he is not brokeB down, however, and
mag ree0veF very sosa, Tremont, eur
great two year old. has bean retired
from the turf for this rear. Ef is. Of
course. unfortunate that al these con-
plicAtious have como upon ua, bnt TIE
horses have al done good work. and Il
is The fortune Of the turf. Tue Brook.
Ign Stable has won nearly el50.000 dor
ina the preasnt eeaeon, which ID $50 900
more than their total winnings for 1884.
and $63, 900 mere than their 1885 win
ninRs. Miss Woodfordss tstal earnings
amount 10 elO9, 40. b. far the greatest
amount ever Won b any horse on the
American tart"
Elfe q Bmrdsm.
sAnAsAc INH, AuR. 27.-Lifa has been
somewhat Of q burden today. evan 10
tbs residents Of the wilderness, che
theFmometef ranging s. deg. in The
shade, and few ventured beyond she
friendly shade Of the hotel's broad
piazza. Whist parties WeFe substituted
for 3 fishing trip, the boat house afford.
ING cover for the gsntlemsn WHO joined
In the ans.
A Retirea General.
WksHIK0Fos. Aug. W.-Brieadisr
Gensrai John Newton. Chief Engineer,
having served more than foFty years e.
an ofioeF Of the army, has boen, at his
dent retired ffom active service this
date. and viii proceed 20 his home.
menry GesrEe fer mayer.
NEw Yoax, AnR. q. .--Dslsgaiea from
nearly every trades union ID the eitg
crowded Clarendon Hall last n'nht at
conferences held By those members Of
the trades and labor associations Who
propose 70 take an independent stand In
politics and nominate their own oandi-
dates for q number Of municipal Offices.
John MoAakin presided. ]. p. Arohi-
bald, the Secretary, announced that be
bad received q communication from
Henry George IN ansser % an inquiry
as to Georges willingness 20 aeoept the
nomination for Mayor. Georges istesF,
after citing the need Of reform Ia New
York City, deolased thaf Il Ne roesiEed
toe written assurance Of 5000 working
men thas they would vsts for him. be
would bs q candidata. Committees we're
appointed 10 report on Sept. I'd.
TIE New Public Pxinter.
MDDLKrowu, IN. -, Aug. U.-Ths
Eilenvilie PreRs announces tnat its for
mer editor, Deputy State oomplFollss
Thomas e. Benedict, has been rendered
By President Cleveland and has accepted
the position uf Public Printer at WASH |
inaton and will assume The dntios Of the |
ofloe at onoe.
Recepslon % GeasFat Falrchifa.
MAD1s0z (wia.), AuR. N.-On his Fs-
turn home tadAy from San Francisco, |
where be was made OommandeF In.
chief Of ths Grand Army of The Rspub- |
lio, General Fairohild was given Q hear /
u reception by delegations from the /
pests Of this city. He vas met e the I
train ~ q large and enthusiasts crowd /
Of veterans and escorted 70 Capital |
Park. where Generai A. O. Paxkinson,
CoileotuF of Customs, deliEer1d aa ad- |
dress af welcome. Genefai EaiFchild /
responded warmly, after Whieb be uas /
escorted 70 his homes where be VS. /
ssEsnaded By large crowd Of veterans
tonight.
Resoluaisa sf the C8elhsnE sans |
fmeauReFM
Hrw Yonx. Aar. 1T.-Ths Clothing |
Manufnetarnf3 Association has adsptad |
q resolution that afser AnRut GDsh 10 /
member Of the Associated ClothinQ Cul- /
ieEH Of New York ehAn Be employees by /
any member ef the CiolbInR Association /
until the strike to The shops OF Aagusi i
Rfos. and Miahaals 3 Co. shall - De- /
olaFed a. Ths nenhsrs of tbe Clothing |
Manufaotursfa' AasooiAtion are conl-
under penalty q $500.
a IeFrtote Heles
CrScENNATE. Aug. 27.-Sister Ealalie, |
anoari res - the fmmaeniats Aesdemy /
q NsWPoEt. ksntneky, met . shockiuR /
dsath this m0gnina. Sac wam nearly /
suusniesssat ffom an stack Of typheid /
fever. and 9bous I o'aiook vas tgyinR 70 /
.ake assns medicine uhen tha mnaqnito /
bar aanxht Ere 1Dd IN . npment fhe
I'd VS. 4 mass of 0amaA. She apFnna
out aad tried % rs 10 tie ball. bgi
fuund TIE door looksd, and h her fright 4
eoald nos and the hey. Ihe oao1pauts
o. she houns cams 10 Der aa istanoe. but
had 10 brsak down tie dooF - reach
haR. when tie are wss eziinEuishsd
he unfoFtunaae woman was - badly /
barned thai shs disd IN TO hoarA She
vas widaly known b ths 0athoiis
oa1cAoo. AuR. E.--ChissRo "a. Phila-
i. Lo5u. Ana. s7.-Nsv YOrk Il, s..
kSoNis l.