Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-20
SASTEHS NEWS.
The ststke in the Cske Rssiss..

- Pa ssasys 70 rEs ~SlsY.o-rnLisx-css
The strike In the Cske Resiesa.
hocxT PLE,sxxT PA. Jan. ls.-lhe
ato ssion In the coke region is crossing
ssrious- Lat night three or -four Guards
st the Norwood works ventured too
close TO toe Hunasriau quarters. when
TIE alarm vas gwen and the foreigner.
sefe driven DOT Of their "a ,rters and
began fusiisde of pistol shots Almost
instantly every miner joined in the can
n1nate and tue "a ards broke for safe
q1arters- No pursuit vas attempted
and the Hungariass returned to their
noases after witnessing the has,v de.
parf1re Of the p .trols. No troaol. O..
CARED at the Standard. works no 10
noon.
This morning the Norwood strikers
oetd a meeting and decided to raid the
Alice coke yard. Tney marched over
aud drove the drawers Of and then lef,
20 clean DOT the Bes-eo,er wurks. Tue
Alice drawers retained 70 work, when
toe strikers retained and again srov-
them ID. Work Was Thea abandoned
and the HuuRarians came back to More
GOOD for siaoer. The outlook 10 de-
cidediy squaliy.
The CIGAR Makers strike
NEW YoRx. Jan. l9-Ths firm OF d.
hirssa d 20. notified the international
Cigar Manufacturers Association that
they desired to confer With the commit
tee OF the Uaion aboat adj astiug prices
acceptable TO both sides. dirsch 4 Co.
employ about 200 men. and II an ar
fSaRs1ens IL m .de their men will not
be locked out tomorrow. About 300
bunch makers we're locked oat TO-DAY by
the action Of the n lnufae uesrs' As-o-
ciatiou yesterday. rne empiovss Of
Levy Bros, Brown d Earle and K4uf.
man Bros are now on a strike against
the new price list. and ID. Hirssh & Co.
have 10 q manner conceded to tue de
nands Of tue men. Oaiy IL factories will
be closed tomorrow, instead Of sIx .een.
Ia all between 9,00 and 10000 will bs
thrown out by the lockout.
The fetal 81 the 0tghbinders.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 19.-rhe trial Of the
Chinese h,ghbinders vas convinced in
the criminal @ ,ort this morninR. The
Uiroo,t Attorney opened the case by
reading the indictmsnt foand By the
grand jury sesinss toe defendauts and
exp aiming the fact.
Toe Coroner, Who investigated the
death OF Lon johnson, Who 10 10 alleged
was murdered by defendant. vas placed
upon the witness stand and testified a.
10 the location and probable manner of
the infection Of the wounds found upon
Johnson's body. Lee Cuio testified that
y conspiracy vas termed 20 pot John
son ut Of the way. and that be vas
offered $1,000 to do the j 10; that be re-
fused tnas tho money vas paid to
Chic ChiaRek. who mordered johnson.
Witness stated that Chiagek would With
a. litfle hesltatiou kill Q man a. Q
chicken.
4 Teasg Lady's gsseral
WLxIseroS (Dsl.), Jan. 19.-The
funeral OF katherine Lee B.yard 90
ourred this afteruoeu. The wealth, 2
vas cold and bleak, bot q large con.
cour Of people we're present. Among
official people we're Secretaries Whit
aey and Eodioott, Senator Gray, Gov.
Steckley, and m any others.
war Upsa Chiaa.
New YoRK, Jan. 18Th morning
papers say the trades unions here have
begun boyootting Chinese laundryneu,
aud shere have already been held sew
eral conferences on the subj ,ct. The
Central Labor Union has promised to
support them. Htndb,lls are In circa
lstion. dated El.z beth, N. j., snnouno-
ing that var has been declared there
against all Chinese laundries, and warn
ing citiz ms 70 refrain from patronixing
"undsr pain Of being themselves boy
Dotted" The handouts are said to have
been issued By the Labor Union.
Not True.
CHICAGO, Jan. IS. he story publish
ed about toe supposed discovery Of Joa.
quin Miller's daughter 10 this CITY penni-
lees and in deep distress, appears to b.
thoroughly exploded bv the stateneat of
Elders, publishrr of the Literal Jour
nal, upon whose supposed authority the
story was frat given Publicity. Refer
ri1g to the matter today. Elders said
" The stories about Maud Miller are ON
lost and absorb. The only correct Dor
lions of them are that she has been
playing The Danrtes. and she was 10
Chicago. She arrived from the South,
where the company dIsbaudtd some
three weeks ago. She was an entire
stranger 10 this city. and knowing that
| was in almost constant correspond
ouce Wttu mef Ihtuot sue oA0e
to zee me the next day I asked her
TO write an article about the litefar,
life of Mrs. Miller. She id 20, and !
paid her for it. Sne VAS we'll asd com
iortably dressed. and did not need
assistance. She told me she you'd 20
to New York for the purpos. Of getting
another theatrical engagement. l can
mos understand how 10 became known
tnas she Visited me at any time. but
think some one in the Hoe Who sac
her, and who learned Who she was, and
WHO perhaps s<w me pay her for her
contribution. gave the hrst facts start
ing the ab.ard story. II 10 said she
telearaphed 70 her father for aid. and
he refused TO receive the me. sage.
can exactly account for that story. I
wired nim concerning business matters
IN no gay connecting with his daughter.
Information vas returned BY the tele
graph company that Mr.. Miller never
accepted kilograms frem any one.