The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-27
THE SITUATION.

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whks, VINO y also member Of
slse b,a,a o county commissioner.
Nan We ieef that TIC tate ct cur
g1sf aePenas On ~ winning this
nxhfs and Il the rosnpany does not
Frantifn mine via also be shut down
and Kept closed til The Oregon Inn
pf0ssm<nt Company comes to cur
txFms snd axrees q recognize the
kn1gne< q Labor and no other organ
txst39n The eorspzny has consented
70 affnfrsee over eur differences. but
refuse 10 take Kelly Ramsey back into
their emp90y until zfteT the Arhifxxfion
We demand thsf - b. taken hsek be-
lore the erhktraxion Is commenced
We demand that be Be yeinstated in
has Old position. even II he il suspended
the arbitration, but Nc viii not arbi~
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SOME pESIAIs.
Sheriff cochrane, in company with
Frank Terrace, master workman OF
sne ssSeasue assembly, Knights OF
Apo,' ana > d. Julie, csiied - the
fosr-isf kLliehssHk once last even
ing, anu sssea mat tns statement IN
nj. rehaan ictssr tnat Frank Ter
,aee ~as oeRnty snefi1 al Seweasfie
Dc reihted- re SAID FRANK Terrace
never was deputy sherin under me,
ana - hnt now The only depufies
nave ~ sne INNING districts are hen
laHiin niooui ~ Seweas.ie, : DC thasrh-
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mepfs IN Penmans letter As district
master workman OF District Assembly
No. lis. | wish to DENY that Mr.. Ter
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aa',' 49, VIC sessennebt snas
Nj. Terrace - asuhg n master WORK
man illegally.
II shall go to Newcastle tomorrow.
broke In the sheriff. "and swear in a,
MANY deu,sis.s ~ Ren J,loou, wanf.
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uoii. anu Nneh fet thefc swear
IN encfiEh deputies fo give them all
the protection they want"
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n sensational rufnor was current last
evening that Governor Sempie had
ordered the militia 90 Newcastle. In
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utsve department last evening brought
the reply that the Governor had not
even feen communicated with con-
corning thsemattrr and that he Il n.
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ANOTHER LETTER
To rHH EDITOR. You viii greatly ohiise
me BIZ Publishing the true cAu-s OF the
troubles existing now Of the Newcastle
mines The men Who are running around
the country calling the men ~ Newcastle
.cai- and hlaekiers have violated the laws
and rules ~ the knight. Of Labor in New
castle and arr expelled members at the
present time. As 10 the origin Of this
tryuble-some time ago our assembly had
q work committee, which every member In
the assembly pledged himself 10 sustain.
These men, who arr now securing the
country for assistance 90 annihila,e the
men Of Newcastle. are the men who would
not b. governed by the work committee
They formed bogus committee Of their
own aud brought them tp the mine base.
and tn defiance OF the knights Of Labor
said they werv the Committee themselves
Tor the doing 81 which they we're expelled
from the iadgs Tor me term ef thrss
r ns,'s 81 In i,stx. they rsrns the
next night, broke oren The hail where the
Knights Of Labor hold their meetings. and
held bogus meeting. !. ss a member 81
The knighis OF Labor. snppo-ea tne msl.s
" ,a'. ny ~ x. y .s ~ IRIS rt.,s :.
~ IN ,a.,s,r3tS are amirt ana r~spset.blr peo
ME ,hs. wish 10 a. wha, is right.