Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-09
ABOUT Our REIGRBORS'
Mere Mexlcmn Outragea
Attraes Attentisn.


ArzxxN (IexAal. 6apk. She action
q 6oTerner Ireland II he Arazuraa
oaae = bringing % pzhlie attention
a4har Mexican unsKaQsa anon American
uitiz1nA Complaink eo1ea from J. b
Wood and L. q. Gaskili, Who allees, n
subs1anoa. that In AuRasi, 1Sea tAey
we're arrested bg q Mexiean of L.aRuna
ranch h Lover California (Mexicol, o.
ascount Of the Sudden disappearanca al
J. ii. Hanson, one q their fFiends. uhl
employed tham % attend his cattle and
who, they eay, wen1 q san FRANCHISES
and did nos foturn. AZ the tine ol
eomplAinant2 arrest by The Mexiaanl
they BEGAN 70 eel, kill ana sat HAn8anf
cattle.
ID il allsesd thaa thsss Msxieaul
donbtie8 knew of What has become 81
Hana0n, uho had much trouhle anf
had been impFisoned foK the purpose, d
Il asserted, of extorting money from
him. Tha Msxioana had aho4 IS hin
several times, and once wounded him
severely. The oomplainants appre-
hended shat the ehisct e thsiE arresl
cas- % onnviet them of Hanaon's muF
der. TIE Msxioans tried - friRhlen
them 10 make them break jail aud Zee
The country, b1t they woRld not scare
aud are sin Il iail The oompisinanil
cay: We have been heid enc yeaI
and hfteea days for no other reasons
than speculative p1sp0ses On the parl
Of the Mexicsns. We have wFitten "a
oar Consnl at La Paz, and cot tWo o.
three letters from him when we nrsi
came down, but be will not answer 0uE
letters any more and tie courts have
done nothing. We have received very
harsh treatment and taunts In those
iails Of tho Mexieaaa.n
Hansen left 81, 900 WeEth Of property
IN Mexico. Governor Ireland. il reply.
states that be is glad 30 get the state
ment, boa the o0mpiainAnla should ap
peal 70 TIE State Department through
the Governor uf California.
Massachusetts Rrohabllfsn eonventaon
WoRcEsrzR, Mass Sspt. 8.-The
stats Prohibition Convention, which
assembled here this morning is the
largest haid il this 6iate IN many years.
Eugene h. Clapp. Of Boston, was made
permanent chairman. Ohairman Olapp
on taking the chair dslivired 3 long ad-
dress.
The resolutions adopled declare that
the liquor trafiio 10 the greatest inelFu-
Of corruption in politics; that
L paKalyzss our industries; that it is q
blight npon social life. the destFoyoF Of
homes and an evil eura1 anywhere. The
resolutions demand the prohibiiion Of
the manufacture, transportation and
sale Of all Intoxicating beverages and
declare that this principle should be
made sure By q constitutional amend
ment. They also declare that any
political party that viii not Rrapple
with this m0ngirons evil with honest
and earnest intent 10 0Verlhrog it, b
unworthy Of c0nhdenoe and support.
After recess, q vote on TIE nomination
Tor governor vas taken and 7. J. La
lhrop, Of Taunk0n, received an almost
vote and was declared the
nominee. DR.. John Black vas then
for lieutenant governor.
The State ticket vas onmplsted as
follows: Secretary OF State, George
Kempten, Of sharon; Treasurer and Re.
coiveF, Gen. ]. L. KilbuFn, OF Les; Al
lorney General samuel u. Fairfield. Of
Madden; and Auditor, Wm. w. Sher-
nan, Of Lowell Col. Geo. W. Balm, Of
Kentucky, then mads an address. Ad-
Iourned.
PrshlbItIsn IN Texas.
DALLAS (Tex.), Sept. 8.--The Prohi-
bition State Convention today put 10
nomination q full State ticket, headed
By r. L. Dohansy, for Governor.
Unised Brewers An sessiea.
NIAGARA FAx1a. Sept. 8.--A special
meeting Of the United States Brewers
Association Il in session here today.
Wm. A. Miles. she President, gave The
opening address. when vas confined to
/ hurried regie Of the purposes and
desires Of the association. Part Of the
address dealt with the labor question
aa it respects the brewers. He claimed
lhat there vas nov and always has beea
greater harmony between she employ
IRE and men engaged In brewing than
Ii any other industry.
The report Of the Beard Of Trustees
reviews thc prohibition question 10
Kansas and Iowa, asd the atismple at
egislation on the subject elsewhere. A
l8int report Of tue Vigilence and Publi-
,atiou Committees states that during
he past year she Publication Commitlee
sansed 70 be prepared, printed and die
an aggregate OF 4b 100 oopiog Of
addresses and essays intended 10 iunn-
Bnoa public opiBion favorably toward
he brewers interests. The report adds
hat daring the past year many appli.
sations for documents have been re-
viewed from persons living Ia Georgia
And Virginia.
kfoD eur correspondents 10 these
States ua learn that tho saeeega Of the
prohibition movement u mainly due 70
me desire on the part of the railing par.
b (Jemocrats) 20 kaep the solored pop
alAflon within certain moral bounds.
d is claimed THAI for the exciusivaiy
white popalAtiGn the AoaiheFn Demo
sFats would not dream Of passing such
laws. A discussion Of the question on
lhs baaia 0f per rgonai and Industrial
liberty Was ontirely impossible. eueh
loRia h beyond eur comprehension. To
as ii sosms that the greater depfavity
u tie population the greater aiso is the
neod Of control. Prohibition and local
option Dc away With al ooatrol. leaving
he liquor trafhc practically a. free as
i wsuld be IN the absanae of any laws
Do the subject. but far more dangerous
b society on account sf fhs immorality
InsspaFabiy connected with the constant
of law breakfnRs.
Ihe NEST interesting part Of she re-
port of the Advisory Coelmitteo, which
vas read by its secretary, related 70 TIE
alleged adulterstion Of mali liquors.
The report gees into ths discussion o.
he tempefanes school b0sk question,
and declArea that the whole movement
il controiled by the bstierssi prtiadioes,
bat states that after a. examination Of
lext books Il is always found thai the
srrors of statements wers not extfame
and that many schools had ignored eR-
liroly the prsvlsigns of the act. The
Report declarsa thai ths brewers DO not
opposs che prepef siady of hyEisne lr
sohoois. buf are opposed % mialeading
statements.
Muaiclpaa PreciaMafisn.
CaAurszos. Sspa g. rhs Mayor has
Issaea ths folioging proclamation; i
hnve this day retained 70 my loved estg,
md ths aidespEesd dssolation. its
homes shsken % tteir foundetious
nanv o. them euttrely wFseked, and
- 81 thsm uithoul seFio1s iniufy. ]
snd xanuy oE yea, ny faiis9 estiNenas
Win dear and tender f4mihe4. living
"a aloaufna under fKail aheltsEs snd
1urne nader the aky.wikh ne racent ieF-
rikls ealamisg and isa awful suspenss
an HnQarinz II ySzF mlnaa. Amao tee
Fniua AZ this far reachina aaa teExioie
nalaniiF / an pEof0u aly thankfal tnEt
ID rsaeh a. life sd pFopNElS n4A eeeu