Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-25

iective, ana the crowd broke throuob
| the cordons at all points on Dock Il.
and there was the most unutterable
confusion, rushing and crushing in con.
sequence. The police managed to clear
space for Penn and his comranions
however, and they were welcomed at the
Blue Anchor Inn, on Second and Dock
streets. Ihe programme was carried
out then. followed by grand landing OF
.ne oemons:ration,w which proved one of
the nnest affairs ever witnessed here.
ahe line Of parade was formed on
broad street. south to Chestnut, from
lO am till shortly after 1:3O, when the
great procession moved in eleven di-
Visions. Along the entire route of the
procession streets, sidewalks, windows,
ooorways, and roofs of houses, and
stands erected for the purpose were
crowded. Every where was the same
brilliant scene of flags, bunting, pic
lures OF Penn, unique decorations in
flowers and evergreens and canvas, and,
ABOVE ALL unbroken lines Of people.
Factory Destroyed.
NRw ORLEANS, Oct. al. Sambok's
macaroni factory, at Decatur, was
burned. Several adjoining buildings
were partially destroyed. Loss estimat-
ed at 5000; partly insured.
AZ Work Again.
FALL RIVER, Oct. 24.-Twenty-four
splnners at the Mechanics Mills, who
struck last Saturday, have resumed
work.
One More Victim.
NoBTH ADAMS, Mass, Oct. 4.-Patrick
Murray. another victim of the Green
field railroad accident, died last night.
Hardy NOmlnatiOn,
NEw YORK, Oct. 24.-The Democrats
Of the Ninth Congressional District have
nominated John Hardy for Congress.
Hardy has ALREADY received tho Tam
many and Irving Hall nominations.
Nelson Arrived.
Nine. Christine Nelson arrived by the
steamer Gallia this morning, and was
welcomed by her numerous friends.
Church Congress.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. N.-The tenth
annual congress Of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church of the United States, as
sembied here today.
WASHINGTON, Oct. H.-SecOnd race:
Compensation. l; Gen. Monroe, 2; Fair
count, 3. Time, 3:71.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 24.-The first day
of the National Jockey Club races at Ivy
City resulted as follows: In the first
race BvOtjack was first, Brunswick SEC
ond, Springfield third; time Las.
Late Day NOminees.
PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Oct. "a Oscar
Lapham was re-nominated for Congress
by the Democrats of the First District
today.
In the Second District Jonathan M.
Wheeler was nominated by the Demo-
Gratis for Congress.
Sun Tramplng.
NEW YORK. Oct. "a a. m.-Score:
Hughes 1877, ROwell Ill, Hazel III, Hart
168, Fitzgerald l6O. NOremac l75, Honey
153, Panchot l47, Vint 126.
3p.m.-Score: Hughes, PIP; Hageal,
200; Rowell, 206; Hart, 1874; Fitzgerald,
1870; Noremac. 1S6; Honey, 1872; Panchet,
l68; Vint. l56.
siiIl vacillatins.
NEW YonK, OCT. 24.-After 2 o'clock
the Allegheny Central raided down to
l3, but quickly recovered to 16, and
closed at 141a(d15.
Formally Presented.
WASHINGTON, Oct. A.-Just before the
regular Cabinet meeting today the new
Swiss Minister, Col. Frey, the Brazilian
Minister Senior Felipe Lapeznetta, and
the Japanese Minister. Terrusha Neure-
roe, were formally presented to the Pres
ident by the Secretary Of State, and the
usual fOrmalities followed.
Cabinet work.
The Cabinet meeting was mainly
devoted to the consideration Of army
affairs, and Departments. Secre taries
Foleer and Teller were absent.
Promotions in the army consequent
upon the retirement of Major General
Mcdowell we're considered. The Presi-
dent did not designate the officers Sc
lected for promotion, and it is under
stood that the matter will remain in
allegiance until after his return from
New York.
1t was reported to the meeting that
Judiciary Square had been selected as
the site for the new Pension Office.
Surgeon.Ceneral's Report.
The report Of the Surgeon General of
the army shows that among the white
troops the total number of cases taken
on the sick list for the past year was
A,SsO, being at the rate Of 1879 per 1000.
OF the mean strength among the COL
Ored troops, 4l9, or 1880 per 1000 of
mean strength. There were PIG deaths
among the white troops. % among the
colored and nine among the Indian
troops.
The Assistant United States Treasurer
at Baltimore asks for 81, ,70O, 900 in gold
certificates.
The Chlnese Maat Not Come.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-The CONNER ciat
Ad,srfiser's Washington correspond ent
Gays the class Of American citizens who
are afraid that the Chinese will crowd
them out in the struggle for living are
very watchful of the working Of the
Chinese prohibition bill, and lose no
opportunity to call attention of the
Government officials to what they con-
slider violations of the new law. The
latest case of this kind has Just been
brought to the attention of the Treasury
Department, and il illustrates very
forcibly the hardship Of the law, If en-
forced literally and without any regard
to common sense. A Chinaman living
in New York started to go to Chicago,
but bought his ticket via the Grand
Trunk Railway Of Canada. He had no
difficulty en- route until the time came
for him to cross the border from Canada
back into the United States. when he
was stopped and his certificate, or free
papers, demanded. But Of course they
were not produced. 1t tappeared that he
had made continuous ride from New
York and held a through ticket. The
authorities declined to allow him to
continue his journey, on the ground
that the Law forbid Cinnamon from en-
tering the United States. The case was
submitted to the Treasury Department
and yesterday decision was rendered
to the effect that the Chinaman had
right to continue his journey, and that
hts case was not such as would invoke
the operation of the Chinese bill.
DcSllne Of Ssseks.
New YORK, Oct. 24.-Since noon to-
day Allaghany Central Railroad stock
has fallen in market value from forty
three to thirty per cent. Selling Was
by a CLIQUE of brokers to scare out weak
holders, and they bought on the decline,
frustrating the little game that was to
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