Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-06

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Ins Inr0 THE sInIKE.
WAsurvoros, H.>rch 5.-Mr. White. Of
Indiana. insfoauoeo the following pre-
smble and resolution tcday. vaicn we're
ref. rred 10 the committee on eommslct
WHRsxas, There has bean tpaQsursteo
4 great strike on the OhicaQos buslna-
tea 4 Quincy railroad. vhicn, II NOS
speedily checked, , vill end n Widespread
destitutioc and sunsriuR, not only TO
Ghose Immediately engaged in il bue TO
oeaers Who arc not directly coonecsed
Ihas evith. yet Who nevertheless are
qressiy affected by the proiOnRAtion ana
contipc ance Of said strike.
RssolsAs, That . special COMMITTEES OF
6vs N. mbers be appointed by the
sreaker to peoceed at once to Chicago
ana there investigate the condition OF
e6sirs In relation 70 said strike. and
that they be empowered and reqeesteo
10 act a. n,ediatofa between the Chica-
60, Burlington d Qaincy railroad com
pany and Chief Arthnr. and bring
sboat q settlement OF the pending
troubles and diff efencea, which viii DC
am,cable and a0reesbIe to both paftise,
20 shss the strike Will terminate. .
M. Morrow. Of Oalifornis, introduced
a rcsoinsion calling eu the presid<ut Tor
tbs correspondence between the Uniteo
Stat,s and ~ consular agents al the
N.viostors (Samos) Islands touching
ucblic Affairs at said Islapds, the seis re
and depoeitiou OF tie late king with
shom this government h9d entered tn
20 certain treaty stIpulaiiors, and toe
difficulties which have recently taken
clace concerning the govefnment OF toe
aid islands and without doe admins
tsat,op of iav; also for sash other cor
rtspop pdeuce e may be held With Euro
pesn Qovernments, and psrticuisriy
sitn Germany, respecting the govern
uent Of those Islands; and the president
% requested TO inform the house what
ueasores have teen taken to protect the
r,Qt q aud property Of Amtrican citt-
z .us in those Islands.
Mr.. Wo dbcfp, Of Nevada, intro
iuced a bill aoteorixing the issue OF
u tied etasss ooin notes.
Nr Grsyesof, Of Ohio. intfodosed q
ss.,olut,ou directing the committee 90
military sNsiss 20 ascertain vhes ef %
.fbclai matter bas been ineorporaied 10
,be vAr of she REBELLION records. ~ hss
NJ. aspefted. and II %. under what CIR
oomstaaees and bv what Authority. j..
Nr. Nustina. OF New York. introduced
. b,ll for she constTucsion of q soip
c.nai around Niagara Falls IN New
Yrk.
Tie house then tfoceeced to the con-
.,derstiea Of the Md D1fhe Davidson,
Aia.ama, contested election cssss. Nj.
Mash, OF fesnasisaais, opened the
ease fus the consessee and dsnyin2 th-
s,s,~upens made in the minority report
that toe case involved no legal Qoestionr
be roces ded 10 discoss she legal bear
Ipcs of the cesssss. a. we'll - the fscss
ELECTED ia the testimony. which he con
,er ded vas utterly iosuthcsens TO prove
the allegations Of frsnd nsde By the
M R3uelI, Of Illinois. advocated ths
m porisy report. Asd, after some Debate
,te c.se vent over tiil tomorrow.
A Joint resoiafieu vss pssset, allow
ioo r ymaster J. .. Barton. Of tss
United States navy. 10 scsspt from ths
-mpesoe Of yapaa tue decoration OF TIA
osdrr of tbs 6sssns son.
Adisurnsd.