Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-07

tainA 1ha calleEa, who numbered 80
eo@piasaiy Giiod ths aans roam.
ne oeluraaa Demoarnaa
DmvER. 0st. s-Thn DsmouEnais
8tala Cong1ntion adfouEued te1ay nftel
naninnainR Han. Alsa Adauas fer Cor
ern0T; II. n. Giilsapie. fnF Eiantanant
G1gefaeF. JsrrV Wahana. 6aeressrg 3.
1ea1e; 4Gmea Z. Beuedtul, Treasurer 81
8tiHman, AlaoTusy GaneEal. and Rev
Agrun ". Rsed for ConEEes4 TIE Cen
R1nsiuu paaaed raaaiationa ca tbs daatt
of Samnat J. 1ildzn, Thnm4a a Hen
dEiaks, George B. MuUollan, Halnlil
Seymour and Wln6eid s. Hancock
Ehe piatfoFm fasoEs tbs fres unlimited
ceinaRe o. silver On aho same serml
With gold b. the G0veFnmsna. % Be Tel
D8ed b. active ueas1Fns % hEinf
ab0ut ia consideration as an Inter
national subfsei. i oriticizss thg
Republican party, claiming thai thsJ
nave. while ID poser, uEestad and
maintained gigantic msnopoii8a, result
inc IN q asrio 3 connie9 between oapifal
aud labos, whieh nou aRitatss ell asa.
llona q the eB1nlrY. Is cnmmend8 aha
Demc1Eakie House of Representatives
for TIE refual % auspsnd the coinage oi
silver aud its passage a. The resolution
reQuirinz the Treasury DepaEtmeut "a
ose the aaTplun In the Treasury IN the
enncellation of the interest bsAFinQ na-
tional debt. IL alsa commands PeeNi-
dent Cleveland for his impartial exsoa-
tion cf tie civil SERVES iau and con-
RRasnlatea the DamocEalie party on ita
return 20 power and en tie honesty ana
integrity which, ~ reason of such re-
tnRn. has ohaFao9eEiEsd the ADMINISTERS.
tioa Of pablio Affairs daring the past
t9o yesRa. lt approves she reelaiming
81 tbs pablio lands granted 20 railway
corporations, the removal 81 various
tribes 0f Indians fF0m the Wesk, and
the heRinning oe tha reaonatruotion OF
tie navy. kt aaka that soms immediate
legislative action be taken 20 abolish b
fair puIchase tbs Indian reservations
remaining u Colorado. ft shows gym
pafhy for Hsma Rula IL Ireland, aud
oommends Giadstone and the other
Irish ls2daEs IL their andsaVoR 30 obtain
q representative govarnmant. q favars
the inter State legislation &c % rail sag
Operations and aaVnaahss thma the Iae-
islaturo hx the rates Of passenger and
%sN@HAA NA&AN4s ~ 3&M4ANNTN tIN U1L-
ployment Of oonviot labor when Used d
eoupeiition with The laboEina man.
The n4Ftke fer MiGheR vases.
CLEvKLAnD, Ooi. 6. The freight
brakemen % tie MahoniDR Division Of
The New York. PennsylVania 4 Ohio
Railroad made a demand several days
ago for en- iaoraaao Of wages from
tl.75 % &2 peF day and presented ssV.
efai ether afievaneeg. Among other
things they aaked that they b given
extra pay for all time oyer nineteen
hoarss consumed In making the Eound
trip. Az present they Get extra pay
only when Il requires mefe than twenty
aouFe 10 make the "trip. The engineers
end hremen come within the ninstsan.
hour limit and the bRakemen asked fer
The same. They also demanded one
quarter Of q day fof she time Lost when
called 20 20 oni with . train which
Jailed 20 start, e. vas frequently the
sase. GeneFal Manager sohalef for
waEded the demands Of the men 10 she
Erie Headquarters il Naw Yefk. prom-
alua 20 give them 9 reply today. This
nsrnine the ofIiclais 81 blnitted 4 promo.
litio1 % the eject that they will agree
with the New York 4 ohio
Railroad the men 10 DO given tire 10
Investigate for themselves 10 ascertain
be wages paid b The competing l.nes.
Z satisfncioEy arrangements could not
- made, each party vas 70 select q man
lnd these two 10 salees q third, to con-
ltitute 40 arbitration eommittee. Tue
aommittes refused 10 30
,ept tne proposition and ordered the
nan 70 quit work at noon. Ths order
vas complied with here and about sixty |
nen struck. The freight Il blookaded /
n the yards here and Il is hinaed hy the
strikers that the entire Erie system will /
lea Be involved.
peeiniea IA the Case 81 . Crank.
WAaHENaxoN, Oct. e.-James 1. vii.
lama who vas arrested at the white /
House IN March, 1885. while insisting
"a the Presidents paying him $500 .0o0
~ . claim against the Govegnusnt and
lent 70 him, vas today broaght into tha
District Court on Q Writ OF habsas corpHs
md released. TIE Cougt decided thai
10 pefaon can be- restrained Of liberty
as an insane person unless The question
has bsen paasei on By . iury. There
- 4aa 4uVNt ~ W NI4A OF sLH aAlN
PATIENTS In the Govornmont Inaane
Aaylnm whose sanity hAs been passed
% b . jury d lHaaffco faqHfrsado.
Ne oppsaisioR % Them.
AUoUsTA (Ga-). Oot 6.-TheEs YES No
opposition 20 Gen. Gordon for Governor
md the Democratic candidates fer Staie
of6oea In today's eloosi0n. The kniahta
% Labor candidates for the Legislature
have created sone exoitemeat. but TIE
regular Democrats nominees are elect
"a both % the House and senate. A
light Voto vas p0llsd here and throagh-
out the State. thnro being no iasus o.
oppOainG the candidates 70 bring oct .
Zeal Var PssI.
PHEEApEERHIA, Oct. e.--Throuah the
q peel, The contractors.
who FeaoiVe ail the coal taE made a the
Philadelphi4 Raa works, have made =
sleady advances 10 she pfice 81 thns
residue until recently the sum asked wna
three dollars and nfty cents 10 four
dollars Per barrel. Tse prioe paid by
esntrnetoFs 70 the city b about 90 cents
Per barrel. lt ts learned that there
nave entered int the coordination tha
leading TAR 6istillsrs Of tbe United
States 10 keep all ether taF
from oominz iaio PhiIadelphia. IN
consideration of this the Philaasl
paians have agreed not 70 bid II any
other city and TIE contractors Of other
eitiea have agreed not 70 bid for Phila-
deiphia tsfs leaving the present eon-
tractors free 20 &c Il a. their own prieea.
Fer TIE mutuai protet'iion of All parties
70 the agreement, Mr.. W. h. fowisx haa
been appointed OommisaioneF With Vow.
e. % order the 6estFus.isn Of as mush
laF "a be may deem neoeaaARy 20 keap
The price Of tar up Ths TAR ia % b
paid foF b. the pool 30 The eoatraelOf,
h whase possession Il waa. This oom-
hinatian has canssd eonsideFabis Il .
HaEry among the Faofsrs and PAYERS Of
Nee Vera end Philn1slphia.
BaasAaff.
WAEEz0ruN, OF. a. DetEoitA 81
WemktnQtaa. 1.