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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-21
MIKE COONEy, THE FOX.
The rolies Thinh He and Burko
KILLED Crontm.

CiscAao, June -. - An entirely
new Crenin suspect was being looked
ser tonight His name Is Michael
Cooney, and he has an old sohriquet.
the Fox" Cooney and Burke are
claimed 10 be two men who actually
killed crunin. Both are Gamma Gael
men aud uaemhers OF Camp %.
Coeney is briekiayer by trade. and
like Burke. same here from Ireland
only q few wears axu. Rnrke's nun.
het i'm Camp ~ was toS, and Coonev's
leo Each Is described as au enthu-
sia~t In Irish matters, and particularly
bitter regarding the British spy svs-
tenn. which possibly their personal
experience have gwen them good cause
10 deteSt.
According to the best information
obtainahle last night, little hope was
to be entertained of the arrest uf
toeney Immediately. II At all. There
was feeling, apparently, that he had
been given too long q art and WAS
already in some safe retreat. states
Attorney i.onEenerker allowed il ~
he inferred that he has two witnesses
who viii swear that Coonev and Burke
slept in the Carlson cottage several
days prior 10 the tragedy, and then
that the two sitSpfcts were seen ieay-
ing the cottage tile fatal night, May 4.
at 1 .sftr. M. 10th are said 10 have
proce.sirsi ts saloon in the vicinity
ana drank hesyiiy. The information
regarding him. /. should he under
ssoeA, Is nnt osaeial, bat neither the
clsief of pslitee nor the stats's attorney.
II Is Claimed. deny that the reports
given are correct.
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DESvfR. June A.--The delegation
10 the American mining convention
this morning visited the Boston and
Colorado smelter. nj Argo, and were
conducted through the immense estah-
l,shment by ex-senator y. z. Hin. On
returning TO the city the convention
reassemhled at the High school build
ing. After some preliminary work n
paper was read by G. w. Goodale OF
Butte. Mont. The subject was
Notes on Concentrates In Butte,
Mont The sahisc, was discussed by
a number OF the delegates. A. A. Blow
af Leadyille, read paper ON Ore
Deposits Ia Iron Hill, Lcadyiile =
After this the convection adjourned.
The delegates will start on tour of
the 81 ate tomorrow morning.
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surrn.AN As A eAxnIE..


CHfcAao. June 80 The books Of
the Chicago National bank were called
for by the rronln grand jury today.
An hcur was spent in examinisg the
accounts Of Alexander sullivan. COM
paring the dates Of certain checks with
the dates of saiIiyan's operations on
the Board OF Trade.
Evidence was given 10 show his intl-
macy with various suspects. aud 10 his
frequently expressed animosity 20
Cronin. John X. Walsh. president oe
the Chicago National hank. who was
receiver for the broker tifm Of Roscn-
welt & Co. after their failure In 1857,
vas before the Jury nearly an hour.
explaining the operations of Alexander
Sullivan eu the Board of Trade In lisa
and l.si, as indicated by the books of
the firm. II was reported that 80 far
- Mr.. Waish's knowledge extended.
Sullivan experienced severe losses. A
number OF ether Witnesses were ex-
anineei. bat nothing Of special inserest
was learned
Ii Is probable that the Jury viii
complete its labors this week Nearly
all the evidence within the reach 81
The states attorney has been pro-
duced. and unless the police succeed
in capturing Iooney within the nsxt
forty eight hours or the discovery of
additional evidence duplicating him,
the Jury will doubtless tender lts final
report on the case Saturday.
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MAD AND STRIKING
Nearly All the Johnstown
Laborers Quit.


suHSsrowx. Pa. June M.-The
STRIFE AInong the lahorins men here is
iasriy on this morning. Not loo
men are II work, aud dissatisfaction
Is spreading 10 other xorkmsa.
OverhezriGg bosses and short sasicns
for xhieh the worknen pay literally
are the grievance. On active d0sy .
company Of slae Fifty-eigAth regiment
has been ordered out. While every
thing appears quiet ON the surface.
there Is fear that riot viii ialiow.
A largely attended meeting Of ssrik-
ers was held this morning.. A com.
msssee OF twen;y was appointed 10
confer with the men at work and find
the exact number in sympathy with
the strike. Three carloads of Italians
arrived this morning. A committee
OF striking Italians persuaded them
not 10 leave the train unsil the trouble
Was settled. They were sidetraeke<s
aud beset by strikers. The committee
appointed at the morning meeting re-
ported an hour later. All the foreign
Norkmen have qait work.
Five bodies were recovered this
morning Among them were a
mother and two children. the child
rem locked in the mothers arms.
HORRIBLE srkScH or THE BRAD.
Sixteen bo,iies were found today.
snd many of them were Immediately.
buried after being completely covered
aith oil. The stencil i growing daily
more siekening and unbearahie.
RIorsxc Is FEARED.
The first clear day here since the
awful calamity found work among the
ruins practically suspended on the
same ground where the hsvoc was SO
recently wrought. Capital and labor
are wrestling IN bitter and threatening
siissrust. aud the quiet. snbdued feel
ing which prevailed since the food is
giving way To one of unrest and dis
content and danger As vet there has
besn no open outbreak. but repeated
breaches OF the peace occurred during
the day, and tonight free eight oc-
carred. All the idle men who can get
are drinking tonight.
TROOPS Will DRIVE ctr rmx Inlras.
Ii has been announced tonight that
the strike which began this morning
aas declared of tonight and .oNe or
more men been paid and discharged,
bas the discharged men as yet refuse
10 abandon the place. ana the autheri-
Ties have announced that all idierS
must leave early III the morning, else
the militia will be called on TO drive
them away. In such an event serios
tfpabIe Is contemplated.
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THREE WERE LOST.
The WILDLY Island Boat
Mystery Explained.


Pon7 TovssEsp, June 3s-Infor-
nation received to-Say clears up the
mystery connected with the finding Of
> drOwned man In = xkiT OF Whiaby
island 1t 10 o'clock yesterday. Tues
day morning ShasIer. u. yieolin ard
his bsotherin-law, name unkncan,
started from port Angeles In an open
saiiboat for Port Townsend They
had entered into negotistsors with She
owner Of tug 10 10 bowed to this
place. but the price asked was con.
sidered too high, snd the men con-
cirted 10 sail. They encountered
winds and IN cob tide near Peint VII
son that night.
The men we're unable To manage the
boat. which was capsized, throwing
the occupants into the water. Nscosin
and bis brother-in-Iaw soon sank and
perished- while Shatfer had his feet
tangled in = mass of rope in the boat 3
bottom and could not extricafe him
self, which accounted for bis peculiar
position when found. Shaffer Was the
only unmarried man Of the party.
1t Is said Nleoiin had between 800
and $50 on his person at the time Of
the drowning. $40 of which was
silver This makes the recovery Of
the body donbsfui, as the weight Is too
heavy 70 permit the man rising. It is
said that Nicoiin Was coming 10 Port
Townsend TO purchase appointments
for restaurant which be intended
opening shortly In Port Angeles. The
unfortunAses are ell well known in
Port Angeles.
William s. Shearer renewed his tes-
tirnony before the Jury today, ac-
knowledging that he recognized Shat
fer 1t first sight yesterday. but Was
TOO badly frightened 10 say so. The
Jury returned this verdict: "ws, she
coroner's jury, find that G. w Snaffer
came TO death by accidental drown
ing" Shaffer's remains were taken
home this morning by the steamer
Evangel.
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3he LAn4 83oe1ean RoeaRnn--KAa1of
1unas fer nsa4e5s>
OLYMPIA. June ~. Secretary White
has received saeesion returns from
Ssereas county. which vas the last
county % t< hoard froul. The dele
gates from the First district were s.
H. Manly, G. r. Ceey aEd J. j. Tsav-
erse- Mr. Traverse beats bis sesi0x-
Democrat, W. W. Mailman. who vas
reportea victorious in the First siss-
Exscs. ssy ten votes.
Mayor tioxey, In addition to the
81 80 Already u nt for the relief of Sc
assle. ye terdzy forwarded sac. 50.
making total of 81 ..sks~0
An srsson has bern Hir.s In the dis
trscs court by Charles " Hartman vs..
Martha Z. Hartman for divorce. This
is his s<coad complaint. The frSt
having b<e<s sIisnxssxzs. The eoupie
were married Marrh II, istt;. in War
ren county. Iosa. and have been real
sieEfs ef this territory since Novern-
Der, lSyT, and of ThurstOn county
sancc November. 1os7.
William Hull of feim. . brakeman
on the Olympia Ii Chehxlis Valley
railroad. was severely injured Monday
while unloading logs, Sustaining .
fracture Of the pabes and sacroiieac
articulation and probably oil the i3ss
lumbar versebra. He wil recover.
The following corporations have
Issed articles In the oksace of Secretary
White: Seattle investment Company.
capital stock. Sl25 GO; trustees, John
2. Hoyt, Watson E. Squire and Lee
j. pisner. The object OF this corpora
tson is to engage ia the business of
building and 20 that end 20 enter into
contracts for the erection and con-
struetiou of buildings of every kind
and description.
Laiah Academy. Spokane county.
capital stock, $1,000. Trustees. Ed
win Ham. president, Waldo NJ.
Toxier, vice president: tieorge ".
Jopien, secretary: Elmer Dofy, treas
urer. James q. White. Charles James,
James r. Campbell. Pniiander Gilbert.
Adslbert II. Wheeler. Archibald a.
Bell, BENJAMIN r. Eopien. The os,-
jeci and purpose OF tie corporation IS
30 main q school acsdesay for the
purpose of general education, ia the
town of Latah aforesaid. and
10 own such real estate and
buildings rs are necessary and
proper for the good conduct and
nsainfainance OF such school or
academy.
Washington Biocnenic Medical
college. Nortii Yakima: capital stock,
siu.tssl. Trustees. j. b. Chapman, j..
w. Beck, r. l.. Tappaa. The object
oi the corporation Is formed Ia eslah-
lisii and maintain medical COLLEGE to
receive staaents for the study oE
medicine; to prescribe courses OF
study to provide for chairs Of pro-
sessorsbips in said college and TO es-
tablish AMI maintain same.
Seattle Lime Co.. capital stock.
$5,tsr. Trustees: ". 5. Sickens, Lee
Wheeler aud l.. III. Wneelrr. Its OBJ
jecs Is 10 buy. sell, own, mortgage,
convey. lease. reiet and acquire by
devise. all kinds of real aud personal
property; 10 manufacture, buy. seii.
and otherwise deal in lime, hair. ce-
faeat. brick. stone and other building
material and merchandise.
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TACOMA NEWS.
Opium Seized and smuggisr Cap
tarssi-rhe Spertsmsn.

Opium Seized and = SmGggisr Cap
tarssi--rhe spsrtsmsn.
:. TAeaaA, Juae 2o.---gAiaCs samison.
scandinavian. was arrested last
evening On the train which arrived in
Tacoma from Seattle, by United
States Commissioner yesterday, on q
charge OF smuggling opium
lie carried large black
sstciel, and when il was searched il
was found 10 contain twenty pounds
OF opium. The smuggier, when oues-
toned by the oiileerS, stated that he
WAS n8ealner OF crew that was
sAiyw recke<i oil the coast OF Alaska.
aad that be had bought the opium in
Victoria anu was on his way to Portland
" here he expected 10 make a stake
oui oil the sale. lie also stated that
there were organized banas OF SNUG
ssers in Victoria, bat refused Ia tell
their names. He was committed 10
Jail until the next term ol the district
court.
Another opium seizure was made on
board The North Pacific yesterday, bat
the owner OF the bundle, which con-
tanned about thirty pounds, was not
captured.
Thos r. Oskes lett fer the East this
evening. He wilt stop at numerous
points along the Northern Pacific line
to inspect the road.
The shooting tournament OF the
S,zortSuaen' S Association OF the North
west closed today with tie shooting
oil OF tie lies for the Gtats diamond
trophy. At ths close of the tourua-
ulent Yesterday there were twelve ties,
a. follows: Massrs Coty, Hriiton.
Moore, Evans, Stone Kellogg, Robert
son. Dodge. Bell. EbefIy, Aid ard
Albright. At the finish tots morning
II Was agreed 10 shoct at Eve birds
zach, and every marksman except
Evans. Portland. and Bell. OF Tacoma,
missed. hosh Evans and Bell killing
tiTe birds. In shooting oil the tie,
Bell killed tire. and Evans Missed
the FIRST three. thus giving the tro-
ply to Tacoma. At meet~
ing OF the association the fol-
loving officers were elected !.
President. w A. DuBras. WalIa
Wal1a; first vice president. Z. T. Eiiis.
Tacoma, second siee-rres.denf. Jas.
Wesf. tie. third yice-president.
DIR. Britson, Portland. secretary ard
treasurer. III. L. Hudson. Montana
xas admitted TO membership in the
associstion. and the next meeting will
re held at Portland.
The Tacoma Guards. accompanied
bs tie Vancouver Regulars. arEiyea
IN Iacnms this afternoon and were
nae. al the wharf by the Mason Ritses
aad a fsody of representative citizens
aud escorted fn th- AreacTy. A tre-
ssssfssteuS ehrer went uEy from
the mighty fhrcng which lined
the sidewalks as the fyuys Pa sssssi
up Pacific avenue With Mayor Wheel
wright AZ their heal Abost O'Clock
tAe two eoa1pariex wefe escorted TO
she uotes Fafe restaurant. where a
s0snpsssosis igEeh bad tscxu prepared /.
ana sf whieh the soldiers ate heartily.
Ehe Vancouver eofnnaHv Vsocs. ess
honsx warss ea The s..ss trasg ihiS even
ing.
i new hotel sill he hails 81 tlsa esse-
arr ef Twenty -ssrss ssgses ssd Pacific
aYess7Er
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TT WORKED BADLY.
Rhode Island Repeats the
Prohibition Law.
ArrE. = rwo rxAx~ rzaAL
Te1r~ Finhs ef sAo vssesp Psv~r~A
ne Repeal-rssssylvaAia's stns-
lar lsosasssn.

PsevsnExcE. June N--The FIFTH
amendment Go the constitution ot
Rhode Island. tie prohibition amend
mens, WAS to-day repealed by vote Of
500, mere than fhrec-6fths of the total
vote necessary TO carry the amend
faens.
The total vote b To approve. IS
10, 10 reject. 9s~xA In IsS6. when
the amendment was adopted. the vote.
which was about IL <.o,o smaller. stood:
To approve, iS.iis: to reject, s.sSo.
The vote wili be officially counted be-
fore July Is. and viii be anneeaced by
PROCLAMATION on or before July u.
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THE AssAsslS's rOOrPRsN1p.
They Match the Outlise ~ . psum :.
snsnt lrishsman's Extrsm1teee.

CHICAGO. June 20.--The police have
under surveillance In the Cronin case
another suspect. against whom they
hope so secure evidence which will
connect him with the conspiracy.
When the Carlson cottage MAS sxnm-
ined and footprints in the fresh paint
on the floor discovered, d shoemaker
wrote 10 the police, offering suitable
suggestions. He said . wsil-tnown
Irishnsn and Cian-na gael man whose
name he had seen mentioned In the
papers In connection with the murder
WAS customer of his, and that he hnd
very peculiar feet.
A piece OF tho floor OF the cottage
with stocking footprints ON Il wnD
cut out aud taken 10 police head
quarters aud compared with boot II
the possession ef the shoemnker.
They were found to correspond almost
exactly in size and shape. Ever sinco
this discovery WAS made the inan has
been closely watched by the police,
and In 80 guarded that he cannot
leave the city. Tho sho4mAker's
sracing and the fragment of tho floor.
ing are IN tho hands of the grand
Jury.
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Cansnls Annalased.

WASHINGTON. June 10 The presi.
dent late this afternoon made the fol-
lowing consular appointments: Oliver
III. Simons Of Colorado, consul 10
Hong Kong: VIM. L. Rice OF Massa-
chnsests. consul to I.erhorn: Henry
w ni~drich OF Indians, consul 20
Nsreberg: Roland J. Hamnaick OF
Pennsyiyani consul to Geneva.
Switzerland. Oliver III. simons WAS
last week nominated 10 ST. Petersburg.
lie ID transferred to Hong kong with
his consent.
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Trial EuIi weh.r,s s,s,er.

PORTLAND, June 20.--The rial OF
Charles s"SanIy'') oi,.s. the gambler.
for the murder of Emil Weller, was
begun ia the crimina. court today.
ia less than three hours the principal
part nj the testimony for the pFoSeera-
tssn was in. The evidence showed the
killing ol Weber To have been COW
ardly and premeditated muruar. IL
is expected the case viii be submitted
10 ehe Jury tomorrow afternoon.
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SAN Francisco. June 70. Ediforiallv
the Examiner says today: The gem
erosity of san Francisco has been
abundantiy shown to Johnstown. The
city has forwarded $ylt40 for relief
OF the sufferers by the terrible food
that swept through the valley os the
Genemaugh, while Only $1,000 has
been sent 10 Seattle. n is now atyis-
able that the rest OF the relief fund
raised here should 30 10 the northera
sufferers.
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ecseraHens sae aay o-raxzszfsan. under
whxsocvef nAcac. ~hsca s1pura1rn ard
rs&rtscte Esurseer asp1 ksxnsssnxeSon. and
~ n<ssssr every satesl;xent etssscu. uokfse
a. fuFo<zE bora, wsso Ass Rcd tie evtdeuce
prrse1ted nc the css-s2sras ;4ry c< CAScAko
rcsakzve ~ the r1uniu mnrier has fcsf shis
- ee trne And thai their extSfeace IL con-
ssaNs zH<aeee - car epvxxusaeas
TIE badge tnciz3enk - senNafScnasly
cAassceersned - Auxrhar11sm. i = mis-
reGrssenzas<an- fAe ysceptson BY the rsexx-
dent was ccsszfal and gratifying = the r<n.
hsu e{ this order.
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Srerx Ctrs. IL. June a. Morris C.
Raana. alias II. A. Seaman. for eight
years . prcminent lawyer Of San Fran
cisco, and chairman Of the Republican
county central committee. Il in the
city, He sefs there two months age
With Miss Jessie Weir and made trip
10 Germany and Eassand in The ca
paSlfy OF agent 20 settle an estate. The
pair landed al New York last week.
and the woman went home.
banm got this far and is awaiting
funds He leis his affairs in bad
shape. aud acknowledges thai he il
about $1,000 short, hus SAWS his
tricnis have fixed matters an 50 thar
be can go hack in safety. He ac-
knowleiges that he committed forxcry
and eneSxxlsment and saws he i
waiting for money from san Francisco
and intends Ia proved West and face
the music even If il lands him in the
penisennarv.
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rERErnLE FIRE IN CHINA.
Hair Of CRY harmed, aud 30 ooa
People Homeless.

SHANGHAI. June 20. one-half Of the
important city OF Lachan, in the
province oi szechnen, was recently
destroyed by FIRE. The conilagraiion
ragged four days. 1t IL estimated that
i.aso persons were killed. Most Of
them we're crushe. while trying to es-
cape from tle narrow streets Ten
Thousand people are homeless.
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roug nfg ar MS WORD.
Aa aFsamsss Y3szssf sa assss rra.-
srsse Fee.

maIasA. Ark.. Jane i9-Jsaes
ssreeory. soa .tahas Of uiesovy Ridge
townsiaip. this eegnfy. was shsss and
Silsel T1essIsy by snan nsnsea James
Csosay. = ssoxe maker. eFo-by h@ss
FssesyeSs sssss.gesssEg rsstes signed
Nhl's Cars and yesterday aGcsssssa
ssEs2ssy ss4 sF1slag aae nosss. which
fsy.gsssy slssssesl. The nssa qBarfesed
t.ssssFIy and fsnalsy 1rassyy 3egxsSi n
saxsssun iraEu skse hard. 0f a by
ssasssteF ard shcs ssEseoyy Ia tie faee,
telling hfns a. stae gsouns
Tae wsaaatNs sslan. xAsh beth L ,
syes shos ask. raieea hAasseit on hs<
eEfsos sas5 sSessaunsxas sssoessY n .
sses AFs.lv nsssrs5srss Ant iasiEess s1arz ~
finssh his safk - Shs@a5tsg sssFn again.
ETss@hy vvpaacss that be Seaarseza sss
saulI. a.ss Il sesskssAssss sres. slAT other
F. barrel inse As< hs&s- Tee asuFGsFs-
zs are g<st.
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rHk BAY CITIES.
EaiIresd Surveys North ard East
Fourth OF J0ly.

WHArcaa, June ao.--Cornwali rail-
road surveyors have been sent to
the Nooksack TO permanently locate
the Reliingham Bay & Brissish Column
hia line northwarti toward the Cana
dian Pacific. Cornwall is also equip
ping = party TO explore the Cascade
mountains Tor pass eastward.
The Beilingham bay towns will ce,e-
hrate the Fourth at wbatcom.
The street. improvement contractors
are busy doing good work on dozen
streets In the bay towns.
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pgsvEs, June @.--The stockholders
of the Nicaragua Canal 60. held its
annual meeting in this city today.
The engineering corps sent ont a year
age 10 make preliminary survey for
the canal, made a report, which was
considered az some length and accept
ed The following directors for tIie en-
suing year were then eisefed. A G.
Cheney, III. e. TAYLOR 4 q. Cheney
r. Stnrgis. Edward hoibrvck. J W
Miller. A. T. lIeddvs. A. II iIays, r.
A. Lancaster. J O'shasg hneSSy, W.
l.. scott, Daniel LETTERS. The meet z
then adjourned.
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yIcTugIA, June % Wiliian Foster,
defaulting confidential clerk 81 Gale.
sawyer & Co., Tacoma, was arrested
here tonight while landing from the
Vancouver boat. He will wsise ex-
tradition papers and leave for Tacoma
on Saturday. The warrant charges
hin with forgery.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-21

EeErsA, Cal. June gl.--The over
lard stage for Egreka was stopped By
tao men yesterday anognspg. three
miles soash Of Tssii Apsinrs. Tie msil
pofsAa wss taken bg ttsfs. cat oRen
and averhzased. and thsu returned "a
the staxe-tsr1ves The pouch did not
poskasn aHy registered matter. ami
essy san Francisco letter packages
we're taken. No cash wAs fourad.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-21
Good Crop IN Minnesosa ard Dakota.

TT. PsuL. June O.--The rain last
night and this morning covered about
snr-half of the Northwest territory.
A better feeling now prevails among
wheat-raisers and grain men, and the
outlosk points to good crop. Com
seryative estimates made on change
today placed the wheat crop for Min
nesota and Dakota At from s0.o5to 90
TO 100. .up 90 bushels
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-21

PogT TowssgSp, June so.--Th is
no definite result IS yet from toe rail-
read saesss.ns of yesterday, bar only
words Of encouragement for Port
Townsend. The meeting OF the res
directors of the Union Pacific railroad
soon 10 take place in New York Is es-
pected To settle matters