Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-23
EASTERN NEWS.
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wo-xr PLEASANT Pa, Feb "a
- vas a general resumpt'on Of
Is in the coke regions today. Ii va
..a ,hs, the Huneariaus would ca1se
1870 ant they placed no obstacle 10
.sth IF the vorkmen. In the VALLEY
80 The men went IN AID came ont
- - In a kOdy for local grievances
- uonosrians are fiocking int the
s. for checks today, and many Of
- have been refused work. They
sngry because any compromise vas
- IL ia thought that an effort will
~ n.de 10 freeze them out and compel
.sen 70 leave th- regions.
A ConpeIlsTille dispatch says the Hur
r.ns uaraded the northern part of
- regions all night, threatening vio-
80 10 all vho returned TO work.
peI,s4 are on guard and ne serious
.,snnle ID spprehsnded. At the Morrell
- Whseisn mines the men strnck
srsin because The company refused to
,sdaoe the re Of wagons.
"a. espsare Of the City OF Mexico.
Wv Yoak. Feb. 2. In speaking Of
ths reported sptnre OF the steamship
Gty Of Mexico Yesterday, Consul Gen
s,,l Baize. OF Honduras. SAID: Il b we
q We, received no further news IN re-
ard 20 it. bat do not doubt the truth |
n the report. think. however, that
,as Gslens IL not with the City OF Mex
ia. bat that prizs crew IL tskisR the
eso,ured vessel TO Key West. She 10
ofsbably short OF coal and is coming
40 slowly. have evidence which will
eopvics every one connected With hitting |
cot the expedition. IL has been sux
rested 10 me that an ex Senator of the
LATED States il furnishing money for
The fillibastsrs. | know that Soto, when |
President OF Honduras, gave this man
Available concession dezn there"
Trtbuiasisas Of Clerk Dalton.
COLUMBUS, Feb 22.-Jadge Wylie. Of |
the Common Plsss Court, this morning
dscided the case of Daniel j. Dalton,
CLARK OF the Coaris of Hamilton Coun
~. en- application for writ of habeas
aorpu. He Was arrested on the order
Al the House OF Representatives for
contempt 10 refusing TO produce before
the House or the House committee the
returns from Precinct A. Fourth Ward
OF Cineisnstt, for the purpose of being
photographed, and also for refusing to
bring them outside of Hamilton County
without an order of court. The appli-
cation was dismissed, and Dalton was
remanded TO the custody of the Ser
Qsant at Arms. Dalton 10 not In town,
aHd the Attorney General states that
anless be arrives by she first train be
forfeits his reoognizsnce, which is in
the som of 5000. He has the altsrna-
live uudsr the HOUSE, resolution Of either
producing the returns as requested or
ssrving specified time in jail.
Retaliation by the Chinese.
NKw York. Feb. 22-The Mad and
Erprsss publishes the following inter
view with Ching Hoy, Chinese Consul
Ia this city, based on st. Lsuis dis
pstch saying that the Chinese Imperial
Government oontsmplates retaliatorv
Measures On account OF the treatment
accorded Chinese snbieots in this eoun-
Try. II cannot say ] am advised taat
On imperial proclamation has been 10
sued compelling all Cinnamon 10 this
country TO return home, bat can gay
that the Consul General at San Fran
CISCO has sent notices advising all Chi
nsmen to leave. Whether the govern
msns IL back of this cannot say. As
70 shs suggestion of retaliation, | have
no doubt that measures of this kind
will be taken by our government II the
Cinnamon are driven out and outraged
here. Why can't our people drive ont
oil Americans from Chiaaf The good
name OF this country has Keen dis
araced by the recent outraees. and the
question becomes very serious. There
ID no protection to Cinnamon at all. bit
American merchants and missionaries
are we'll treated 10 China. and the gov
eminent takes prompt action, not ONLY
paying damages, su. redressing tbs
wrong done. What / don't understand
10 Why the good people OF the East here
remain silent. Ii certainly WAS not the
Intention Of Congress shat merchants
and others should be treated in this
way. IL nothing 10 done, the commerce
between the too countries, amount
ing TO $1,000, 600 annually, will be de
stroyed."
Dassardly Assault.
SALT LAKE. Feb. 22.-About I o'clock
this evening a. United States Attorney
Dickson was leaving the dining room of
the Continental Hotel, where he boards
With his family. three men asked 10 see
him at the outer door. Me went, when
ose struck him in the face. il Is supposed
With q stone. the otser two aiding.
jadae Powers, shaking the action of
The men peculiar, aud Major Erb, land
lord Of the hotel, followed and eot to
The door Just after Dickson had been
struck. Frank J. Cannon. son of George
Q Cannon, and Angus Cannon were two
Of the assailants The other IL not
kzown at this writing. The unknown
man ran by Judge Powers, but the other
two are under arrest. They were ap
parently determined TO help policeman
smith. Who took Frank J. Cannon away
contrary TO directions OF Jadee Powers,
bat GATED States Marshal ireland pre-
sently arrived and took charge Of Angus
Cannon, who when searched was found
ohave self cooking pistol. the cham
hsrs oil loaded. A great crowd collected,
among them women, one of whom vas
heard 10 say. Served Dickson right
vish they had killed him, for he most
killed tho father" Dickson IL not seri-
ously hurt. Considerable excitemsn.
pfevails Further trouble Is not i'm
probable,
Powder Expie.tea.
wncHEsrxA (Ky.). Feb. 22--At noon
@ias powder explosion occurred At
Tie grocery store of Mary Wells. A
clerk vas in the act of weighing some
powder from q can, when . man stand
ina near the caunser struck match 10
liahs cigar. This ienited the powder.
which exploded with terrible violence.
Ihs house was badly wrecked, aud
eight persons severely woanded. Two
o. then, James Hopper and Will Man
sav. are IN dying condition, and sew
sfA others will not probably recover
TIE man Who struck tue match vas un-
hart. Marv wells and t~o s'thers we're
aahart. The house took fire, bot the
lanes we're soon extiaguished. TIE
la;ared are; Bird White, Thss. Martin,
James Newkirk, Sas. Hopper. W. Muir
~, John kady, James Carrick and
kaford smith.
Capta,a Ciask h New York
NV Yoak. Feb. 2.-CAptain Robert
ulark, his wife and daughter aud four
'een seamrn. Survivors Of the American
Mip Frank n. fhsyer, which was burn.
q q ses GU January eth s0o miles from
- Helena, reached this city to-day from
Liverpool. Captain Clark is q typical
amesican sailor, very tall, with coal
MACH beard, hair and eyes. We're il not
Wal be occasionally placed his hsnd on
- axly plAsser-eovered cut upon bis