Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-16
WITHm The mTIOa.


Prinaes Against PusliaAsu-seaatss
Psynss Csc IA ths Uaissa ssatss
ssnaas- -NsRrAahAa Bsa Raak
Rreai&euk.
rhe Snsy e Try ahe ABarchrsss ceun-
paeHe9
CBzcA0o. Jnly i5.--T -Ths icxy % try tha
eight Anarchists, charasd vita Ehe HaR-
mArkes maazaese, waa nnallv pAnaiIea
toaay. fha twelfth mau, II. Z. San-
ford, wm1 aenapted by tbs dofeasa befeFn
the noon 4dj5nrn.ent. In the afRsF-
noeR. when the iafars lad bsan swoFu,
the States Attarney produasd 3 large
/ GKawina Of the se8ne Of tue HaymaFkas
riot and began hia address For the
/ hrst thfes wesks he feia CREST anxiafy.
daFina ahe nslection az 4 faFE whiah
/ had sasnewhas nnhinRed hun. He waa
row anmewhas xeIi8xed bseauns the
/ iaFy, IN SONS measure, was now respon.
a1ble. For the hrss nme In the history
OF ehts e0nnkFg people weEa On trial FOE
kheiK lives for endaaToFinQ to make
anaFchy aud rfoa. He hoped il was the
lsat time sneh q trial weuld take place.
He wanted the jaFyss careful analysis Of
tue evidanes. de wanted e1nTioti0n
OF no man from pFtindiee or anything
except ths facts and lac. After dueli
ine upon the aaf0sity Of the Haymafkes
massacre aud uoon she meetings prs-
vi01s % that event, ,whish we're addressed
By npiss and Parson, and 20 an inter-
Nkew with Spies, in Which Spies said
sneh an RGAiF waul take place, as the
h0mbs we're alseady prepared, the
States Attorney said he woaId be able
20 prove 20 tha complete satisfaction Of
the iugy thae Linng h I'd made tae bomb
whanh was thFawn ia Haymazksk Square
on the 4sh OF May.
Dasagreememe meaweem Rxfnkers ana
RmhaiaaeFs.
DKxyKn. July I5.--SavesaI days ago
tbs DsnVeF 1ypoaFaphical Unien Faissd
the scale OF composition fr0m 45 90 30
oenta per thousand oma. The pnhIiah-
aFe protested, and asked for 3 core.
nponoing Tadunti0m In gha scale paid
isuFneymsn IN the job rooms. The
Uaion declined 70 aecede, and today the
publishers Rsked that eommittse OF
arbitration be eppoinaed 80 settle the
matter. aa was done IN WashinRton,
Chicaao and MiiwAnkee. The Unien
refused to ssttla b. arbitration and shs
pahlishers also rsfused tn pay the ad-
vance. bot Il is p0t yet deeided whas
aatiOa they vail take.
Preoeeaanga aaafmas senalaF PnyRe.
WAsHraar0N, July I5.-ThRse rs.
ports from ~fhe Senate Osmmittea on
Privileges and Elections upon the
Payne casa we're snbmisted to the SEA-
ate aoday. A report hy Senators PnRh,
Saulsbary, Vaaes and Eassis. the Dem
oeFatia members Of the aommittee. SIS
forth at length the pahli0 history Of the
aase. Recognised the trassaendant i'm.
poEtanee Of throwing aFouad abe Sen-
ats Of the United States tha highest
safeguard sgainst seating members
wh0ss titles we're procured bs bribery,
fFaad and eaFrnption; and describes the
processes by which the sianers reach
the conclusion th tt there is no Rround
Tor further proceedings against Payne.
Tbs repoFt says that the committees
6sst Get ses TO comply with the sFst re-
qRast OF the Ont0 House Of Repreeen.
tatives TO make extension Of the monty
taken ~ the select committee at Colnm
bus. Upon this testimony HoaF made
EepoFs 20 the csmmistee that after
careful FeadiaR no evidence waatevar
vas found personally ineuipating
Payne IN any way With the c0gFupE nse
Of money IN conneeaion with his cleo
ton. Nor did such examination show
that enough had BEEN fonnd % justify
the charge that the election was pro-
ouFed By the corrupt use Of moRey.
About this time the supplemental Fas5-
iatlon of the two houses of the Ohio
Legislature and OF the Repu5-
lican staes CenkFal C0mmisiee
made their appearance and soon
attsE CoDRressmen Little and Bat
teFwoFth were heard at leRgth.
SiRneEs Of the report declare thai no
new evidence net contained ia the
original matter submitted, was bFoaQht
70 their attention which any court
would not held TO be merely cumulative
aud insufficient by itself or in connec-
ton With shs original TO justify the re
part in faver Of The tEial ny the Senate
OF Payne's riahs 70 his seak. They con
oladed that Henry B. Payne hsd not
heen charged with having any
thing to do personally or With having
any personal kaOwledge or connection
with or participation IN any aes or any
thing that may have heen done. OF
charged 90 having been done. that was
wrong, eriminaI or immoral tK
reprahensibls Ia his election. That
no member Of the counties.
no wItues8. Representative or
other person has expressed an upin
lon OF intimaaed any peiief or suspicion
that Payne Is or waa connseted 10 TIE
Femoteat degree, by act og knowiedg-,
With anything that was or may have
been wrong or criminal or Immoral IN
eia election or in tha whols eass ~ pre-.
ssntsd. They Keeommend that The sen
ate make no farther investigation OF
The charges involving the riahs Of Payne
70 his asass rhs report asks that tha
eommitfee be discharged fFom fuFkhef
consideration OF the snbiset and that it
Be indefinitely postponed.
SeaAaoKa Teller. EEaEts and L3Ran
unite In q report ia which. afteF Feeltine
the circumstances surrounding the SEN
as0Fial election IN Ohio 10 1854. IL IL said
no action vas taken by ahe Saate LaQis
lature which elected Senator Payne
calling in Qasation the validity Of bis
election, has thss the new Legislature,
constituted in January Of the present
year, had adopted q resolution aadeg
which tbs INVESTIGATION Of ODonoRAn.
chasaed With bribery. bad been made.
Tue Senate Oommlttee had found II
proper 90 asoept tbs presentation % the
ease set out IL the msi lFity and minor
vsy rwpoxts Of the Sasscs JoDmifsse Of
| aha OHIO H0usa of Representative
Tie only eanssitatioRal warrant fer In
vsstiRation IL that pFes80ted in toe
elauss MAKING each houes Of CenGFess
she fadwe 0f uaaliac siions OF iss own
usemoega add Tee eizasa e0nnntnG the
righe of sxpulaton- Tbs aizners Of the
report do nos dnd thAa = ciauee has
barn pressntad that woaid aaeet Payne
With sash tugpitnde ~ wouid tolerate
his sxpalsioa fFun the Ssaats, nor that
tie teNsimos ' Il aeeeaaibia thai to1ahed
the snhises OF the pefssnal inealpAtion
Of rayDs. They shsIefafe tnrn their
attention 10 TIE qasasion OF the validity
az hia election % TIE Senate. Tue re-
pogt reaaa that exideace ia suah Gases
nuss sho~ that the fraud whish b al
lecea aa c0mmittsd em6gA1ed enocRh
| 70 nurnbeR of vssing eiseloFs % have
shaneef The res1it. Tee testimosy , pre-
-enaEd ~ the 0hio Aoass Of Repre-
sentasiVex Shows aha n1mhrf Of
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