Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-20

men that have been nominated In thil
State show three Republican oandi
dates, six Independent Democrats. ana
nine regular Democrats. This shows aI
advance in Republicanism and Inde
pendent Democracy. Down with Bous
bOnism in all Of its shades" is now th<
prevailing cry in every section. and CON
bined efforts will be made by Republic
ans and Independent Democrats TO fre<
the State from its ruinouS rule and 0per
wide the gates for prosperity in Georgia
and the South. The outlook is more
encouraging. and unless a good deal oi
counting out and ballot box stuffin3 il
resorted 70, q majority of the number tC
be elected in November will be Repub.
licans and Independent Democrats
The election of FELTON, and Speer lInde
peLdenfs) is assured, and most encour-
aging newB for anti Bourbons comes
from all sections. For the FIRST time in
years, the Republicans of this State
have come forward and demand theiI
rights as free men, and Independent
Democrats and liberal minded citizens
are going to see that they get them.
When the BOurbons become thoroughly
satisfied that the election is not con-
Quoted fairly, Congress will take hand
III declaring the result. It is believed
they will act honestly and not practice
their skilled methods of treachery in the
coming Legislature, to .be elected in
about two weeks. 1t will. from all ap-
pearancos, be largely composed of Inde-
pendent Democrats and Republicans.
shipping ana Market Reports.
NEw YoRK. Sept. 19.-The movement
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lines is without any perceptible change.
and the market remains very quiet, 50
TAR As immediate shipments are con-
cerned. However, for future shipment
there is more inquiry. and the prospects
are. that the season will prove fairly ac-
tive, although not SO much as last year.
which, 1t must be remembered, was
the most active of the previous five
years. The ship A. j. Fuller is the lead
ing vessel. but will probably not get
away before the 18th inst.
The rates for freight are unchanged.
bnt weak. and it is understood that
shippers are not allowed to look else
where, provided he is offered q rate
within the bounds Of reason.
To 60 Back 10 Werk.
YoUNGsTowN, Ohio, Sept. 19.-Ihe
Amalgamated Association District Con-
vention is holding meeting. There
seems 10 be no doubt its decision will!
be to resume work on the old scale.
Brown. COnneli 4 Go. have made all
their arrangements to fire up tonight.
The other corporations are fixing no.
thing, but it i5 understood all will re-
sumo at once il the action Of today
should be AS anticipated.
Up for Congress.
PrTrsBURs, Sept. 19.-Hon. James H.
Hopkins Was nominated by the Demo
Gratis for Congress in tho Twenty second
District.
AFkansas Weather.
LITTLE Rock. Sept. 19.-The weather
during the past ten days was quite
warm and bright. Cotton ia opsning
very rapidly.
Northern raeiAc Payment.
WAsHINoToS, Sept. 19.-The Secretary
Of the Interior has received communi-
cation from the general counsel of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company,
informing him that the company on
the 18th inst. paid into the Treasury of
the United States $26, ,132, cost Of sur
veying, selecting and conveyance Of
$4,000 acres of land in Minnesota,
for which patents were issued to the
company in 1873. This payment is in
accordance with decision of the Inte-
nor Department Of the 5th Gf June,
1852, but made under protest and with
ont waiving any Of tho rights of the
company.
Gevernment Bsnds.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 19.-The denOmi-
nation of the bonds of the new three
per cent. loan must always stand as they
are now being issued, and it is thought
Il will be well, therefore, for parties in
ordering bonds to ask for such denOmi-
nations as will save them from incon-
venience in the future.
Breadlsau4M
The value Of domestic 'breadstuffs ex-
ported during the eight months ending
August 81 is $llO,0l5, ,708, against $751;
bO5, ,2O5 for the same time In 1881.
The Daisy Railroad.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 19.-General Mana
ger Williams states that the nickel plate
road will be open for business ON Oct.
10th. This road is in direct competition
with the Lake Shore, and is creating 4
good deal Of scare among the Lake
Shore management.
The Asia CnlleenseA.
The Asia was running without license.
She applied for license to carry LEO
passengers, but the Inspector refused,
unless more life preservers and life
boats were carried.
Let HIN C.
ToLxpo, Sept. 19.-James @. Blaine
parsed through the city this evening, on
his way eas:.
New lnventisns.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l9.-Pstents were
issued today to the following Oalifornia
inventors; To Andrew 8. Halleck, Of
San Francisco, for machine for making
wire; Loo Ch0o Fan, OF San Francisco,
for machine for f0vminR button holes;
David Lubin, Of Sacramento, two pat
ents, for cut button and bottle; Don
Carlos Aattisou, Of Stockton, q new har-
row; VIM. Mcfarland, Of Ivanport, for
can-opener; Daniel F. Mitchell, Of Fern
dale, bed-spring; Charles Parmenter,
Of oakland, for . combined door plate
and letter box and bell pull; Alden Ban
born, OF San Francisco, for . brake
holder; John Htoll, for . harness buckle;
Francis 8. Waldo, Of Alameda, for .
soda water apparatus.
The New Yesk Gevesussship.
EARAToaA, Sept. Collectoe Rob
ertsou, Of New York, has boen tale
Rraphed to como on BY the supporters
OF Secretary Foleer. Congressman Skin
ner has been brought forward - can
s3sSaAn Snp Govarunp