The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-20
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eAv YnAxcuco, June 1o-snyaee,
Son & Co.. p1opxietors d the Emfdre
four5ry. one u fhe Oldest foundffes
a. the coast. made an assignment for
1he benefit Of tbeir credis9rs - dAy 70
James H. Graham chief clerk The
liabilities Of the firm ars from u.s. 90
10 $4,000 The assets nre estimated
e Sfs0aHO- The failure Is reported 70
b due 70 underiiddinE on the part Of
the firm About one hundred men
are thrown out OF employment
Richard Savage. when agked the
cause Of The failure, said. The failure
Is due 70 de efforts made by the firm
70 do more business than our capital
would warrant
when asked regarding the men RIM
ployed, Mr.. savage said: We en-
paoyed altogether aboat I'D hands,
distributed about the pattern
rooms, machine shops. pipe
works and foundry. Last night We
paid out S5000 10 rs Of them and noti-
bed them thaf We we're about 70 sus-
pend. Our largest creditor Is the Ne
vada bank, 70 which We owe about
$4,000. Our other Indebtedness 10
Distributed among different firms in
this city, the principal creditors being
the Sound Iron Company. Meyer,
Wilson 4 Co, Baifouf. Guthrie 4 Co.
and George w. Gibbs 4 Co"
The minlnsn Hins Imposed.
PosrLAxp. Or, June 10 In the
police court to-day Henry z. NcGinn,
through his attorney, withdrew his
pIea OF not guilty TO the charge of as-
saultinR Ezra Haskell and substituted
the plea of guilty. The judge there
upon imposed the minimum fine, re-
marking that the provocztion must be
considered and that the defendant had
suffered severely already through
newspaper notoriety.
Alleged Illegal Voter Discharged.
PoarLAsp, June 19.-W. r. Mathews.
arrested on the 9Th instant on the
charge Of abetting Illegal voting, was
discharged BY the United States COM
missioner to-day. he having failed TO
find the least evidence upon which to
held the defendant.
Yeasg Maa Gone Wrong.
PORTLAND, June 19.-W. q. Emery,
until reesntiy book-keeper for Dayton
4 Hall Of this city, was arrested this
morning on { charge OF embexxlement.
His books have been partially exported
and It Is alleged that 50 far his short.
age foots up 5000. In the police court
to-day Emery Faved examination and
was placed Under 5000 bonds He
was employed in December last and
was discharged . month ago. He be-
gan his peculations at the beginning OF
his connection with the house. The
fact OF his being well known among the
"bloods" Is . sufficient explanation of
his crookedness. He was unable to
give bonds.
The Golasnssn Case.
sAs FRAscrsco, June l9.-The SUI
preme court to-day denied rehearing
Of the case OF Alexander Goldenson,
the murderer Of Mamie Kelley.
The uassslo Started.
PORTLAND, Or, June 19.-The steam
or Hassalo left for the Sound this
morning. and she will cross the bar to-
morrow morning il the weather per-
mits.
The Peacsful Alliance.
vfENsA, June 19.-The heu says
that Bismarck and kalnoky have ex-
changed dispatches affirming desire
to maintain the peaceful alliance now
existing.
Rumor That stanley II Dead.
LONDON, June l9.-An unconfirmed
rumor that Henry N. Stanley, the
African explorer. Is dead. is in eircu-
lation in this city and Paris. There is
no news in government or Congo mis-
sionary circles, either in London or
Brussels, OF the death of Mr. Stanley.
Boarding House Burned.
BOISE CIrY, Idaho. June 19-It is
learned that the boarding house at the
Banner mine, about thirty miles north
OF Idaho City, was burned on Sunday
morning and two men, Mike McCul-
Tough and Con Bumgartner. were
burned in it. Several men in the Sec
ond story saved their lives by jumping
out OF the window.
Supreme Lodge knights Of Py thias.
CIScISsATr, June 19.--The supreme
lodge Of Knights of Pythias to-day APP
proved the action of the supreme
chancellor, Howard Douglas, in sus-
pending the Pennsylvania grand lodge
and agreed that that grand lodges
charter be restored conditionally upon
their complying with the orders Of the
supreme chancellor heretofore issued.
The grand lodge is placed under orders
Of the supreme chancellor until such
action is taken.