Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-07
FR0m COAST TO COAST.
4 Day Happy In Belng
Wffhsat . History.
conSrainIasions for Gsneral MlIes nna
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euindoa's Muraersr-T -Ths Mur-
a.r Il Inf.nta-


niles ana Enwaon KnaaEsea.
TUcs0N {Arn J, Sspt. 6s-Tha Territo-
rial Demoafa1is Convention, Uhirh met
fodaY, passsd resolutions thanking Gen.
Mics and Captain Lawt0n far bringing
ahe eampaian against GeFoniwo and his
band % snccsasful terminafiou.
em1nasn,s mnrderer EKmnninea.
aAn FRAnrIsco. saRt. e.-The sxami-
nation ef George D. Gardiner, Who shot
and killed Guindon On ths maEuinn of
he 29th. IN front of Gardiner's reui-
danee. ll52 Pest mireea. waa heid BY
Pniiee Judge Rtx tnday. After Z num-
Der of witnesses had tos. .t1ed. the case
was submitted, no defenae whatsoever be.
I ine odered. Dsfoadant uaa oPdaEed
oommisied foE trial witheua bail
ne nuraeR - Enfhnsa.
MKwkuKEE. Sept. 6--The nndina q
dead infant With q dsrninQ needle
thFusk through It's hsaKt has led 70 The
digeloguen that q regular business of
pQftina babiss 70 ieath e 90 muoh per
head hus baen carried on IN this city.
Mrs. Pauline Wiftslalasdf, the pEopri-
stEess Of privats lying IN hoess. led
few weeks ago upon asceFtaininQ that
TIE authorities had accumulated eVi-
oen0e eliminating her. She tFAFeied
undeR 50 essnmed name 10 Michigan.
but eaa oserhauied Is BIZ City and
brDuRht back tonight She confessed
the murder Of the ehiid and claims 10
have been promised $500 by its mother |
Tor puftlua u out Of she way. The a1-
th0Eities are Investigating the deaths Of |
numerous other infants born oat Of 1
vedioek and supposed 70 have hesn put |
- death b. her.
Labsr Bay.
BoGFoR, Sept 8. Labor Day, whioh /
IL 20 be permanent institution here, vas |
inanguratSd By the workiaqmen Of this /
manner. The feature of the meeting /
wms procession in Eve diviai0na IN /
which Il is estimated that II, 600 persons /
participated. The procession. IL which Il
we're represented all the laboTfnR inter
os1B Of the city, vas reviewed hy the /
Mayor and was witnessed by thousands /
of people Who crowded the sidewalk.
AT CHICAGO.
CHIoAoo. Sept. e.-The annual street
.paEnds in ihis city today vas the most
noteworthy ever made b. the labor or
Ranixatiors Of Chicago. Tbs day vas
warm, bat was perfect in all ether 10
spects Cor street DISPLAY. The column
began moving 81 l0s30, aud marching
steadily, was nearly thFee hours In iis
passage. The column vas divided into
nine divisions, and a close computation
puts the number OF marnhers IN line AZ
between 5000 and 5000. A feature
Of she parade vas contained il the re-
maFkable uniformity shown by the
maFohaFs, the latter ell being supplied
With canes and generally wearing
slouched hats Of gray dark e0lors.
All she men marched By columns Of
fours. veil closed up and generally NOV
ing with gleat precision and regularity. |
A oolnmn Of ave hundred employees Of
the Bank Safe Manufacturers wore
white eiles. The ionrneymea tailors.
numbering one thousand, wore white
est appearanca Of any distinct body Of
maieheFs. The American dag was car
Fisd by cash division. One Of the
trucks IN line carried q figure OF q
twenty foot aiant Stamping out cheap
labor, idsaiixed By the figure Of China-
man. Tue procession was almost an
endless display OF manufactured goods.
One Of the KnRhts Of Labor essen
blies carried a banner inscribed "kvoid
Politisians."
AT BALTIMORE.
BALEIMoRR. Sept. e.--'rhe demoustra-
tion Of the Knights Of Labor today was
the largest Of the industrial classes ever
witnessed Ia Baltimore. 10 many parts
Of the city buildings we're decorated.
The line vas composed OF ,Lhs divi.
aions.
Cutting Beaaitate a. n Pnso.
EL PAso TEX Sept. 6.--ContFary 10
report, Cutting has not gone East 10
lecture. He is stil IN II paao, waiting
for the return Of Special Envoy Ssdg-
wick, the scandal about uhon, be Is
afraid, will have She bad influence Of
delaying bis claim for indemnity. Cat
tiaR ia nearly destitute. bis half interest
ia the Mexican paper. ~ Csnsinel. which
be owned in Psso del Norte having
been absorbed by the expenses 0f his
Imprisonment and trial. He has de-
clined many odeFs 10 lecture, giving as
ons Of bis reasons that hts imprison-
ment has affected his health. He has
been trying - raise money enouGh 10
90 to Michigan 70 stay With bis relatives
there Iona enough 20 reouperate, but
has. 90 far. net susceeded. Envoy
has not Jet made bis appear
anoa on the Bio GFande. aud theFl is no
knowing when be will come.
Te Take the stamp.
WAaHTNoroN, d. O.. Sept 6.-Hagh J.
NOLAN. the Californian, who vas re-
Gently appointed special agent Of the
Labor Barean. has resigned 10 order 20
take she stump for she Democratic
party Ia the esming campaign IN Cali
foEnia and Nevada.
wages fR ChaFlestens
CaAnIEsToa, 8. q, Sept. 6 Al mass
meetina Of the Knights Of Labor held
tonight the faliowinR rata OF wages for
neehAnics aud lahorers vas agreed 30,
a raise Of 30 cen having been made IN
cash class BFioklayers. hrst class
$3.50, aeoond clAss $500; carpenters,
6rss class eS 60, second e250. thiFd
f20o; painters e250; plastersrs, t2-50
aud eS00s labossrs ei.50 and $500.
Ne WIna for the Canees.
NHw YonK. SEPT. e.-The deciding
heal 0f The International canoe raca Waa
10 have been sailed today. Thsre was
10 Wind and none % the boats finished
within the time required. 1he NAutiius