Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-22
EASTERN NEWS.
..c,ArEp PRESS DISPATCHES


AUocIATED PRESS DisfA
u.P. Z. Z. A6alrS.
-. yosx. Sept. 2l.-At the annual
NJ n she stockholders of the
nssr Pacific Railroad today the re-
AoI's President Willard was read. II
.hs GROSS earnings for the fiscal
'.dinc June 30th, 1892, TO be
e., ~, a05: operating expenses, includ-
1880 and taxes, $3,572y84O; net
ING, tl,s57. 49,; ratio OF expenses
= nsrnings, $3.50; increase OF ne net earn-
~ over previous year. $oso,3S5: aver
rnmher of miles operated. 7Sl m
- 49, IN net earnings per mile. *0o4;
dsh.r Of passengers arriving at and
n'n;nc the eastern termini, ~. Paul.
nf ns.,asf and Superior City, 1ss, ,SG0; in
p 1884. The passenger earnings
~ Eastern Division show gain of
= -, cent.. and the freight movement
-. an equal percentage OF increase
.c the wear. The ends Of the track
essr.sd from the east 185 miles, and
- ths vest 1O2 miles; total rs miles;
.;.c Juus 10, 1882. 572 miles to be
.'"s1neted. This will be lessened by
=. slose of 1882 probably 800 miles;
s..s;rO in January, 1883, about 272 miles
= s,sck TO be laid. The final Oonnec-
y. 4 tracks is expected to be made
ss.;sr 1873. In addition to work done
= ~ main line 222 miles Of track have
s..Ti.id on branches in Minnesota,
r.seta and Washington Territory. rhe
| saat bridge across the Missouri River
= Biamasek will be completed early in
Getober, The financial statement
sScva the cash on hand at the begin
,,;nc a ths fiscal year to be 81, ,567 pa;
ssssin1s fron sales of bonds and pre-
ss,rsd stock, x4.632, ,OS6; expended for
snSroction, &2l, ,577 .395. The sxpsndi-
s.,ss for construction we're largely in
srsesa of the resources Of the company
Sson the net earnings and the proceeds
Il bonds received from the syndicate,
- thanks to the assistance Of the syn
1eate and our Oregon and Transconti-
neetd allies. we are prepared to meet
III dsmands without even borrowing in
1uen market. The management points
4 fhe fsct that 1t has finished 205 miles
Il mad, graded 150 miles additional,
hoocht and paid for sufficient rails for
- entire gap between the two ends Of
L - main line. and uade beside current
/ Sobursements for motive power, rolling
6eek, Bismarck bridge, the great Boze-
nan and Helena tunnel and other
xavier portions Of the work, without
lnliyering single bond TO the syndi-
- siuce last December. The addi-
6oni finished mileage Of 285 miles.
Vhl1h has Just been inspected and ap-
proved hy the Government Commission
"a, insures immediate reimbursement
I into the treasury Of q large amount On
keonstruction account. The Land De-
psrtment sold 465.20H acres during the
5sar for 81, ,709, 1893, the average price be-
~ $500 per acre.
The following named were re elected
dilectoes: Fred. K. Billings. Ashbel II.
Dasney, J. w. Ellis. Roswell g. Rallston.
Robert Harris, Thos. +. Cakes, Henry
Wizard, j. Il. HtakpoOl, Benjamin r.
CAssoy, ). G. Bullet, H. 4. Johnston,
!. Pier1op0nt Morgan and August Bel
mont. Tha officers Of last year were re-
elected.
A Re.Elecslon and Reinforcement.
NEw YoRx, Sept. 2l.-Ths Northern
Pacific Railroad Directors today re.
elected all the old officers and added i
Pierrepont Morgan and August Belmont
10 the list Of Directors.
Marmeny wanted.
SYRACUSE, Sept. 2l.-Just before the
Convention adjournment resolutions
we're adopted appealing to the various
delegations from New York city to ap-
point committees empowered TO confer
With each other with a visw to harmon
hing differences. Kinsella then read
m address from the anti-monopoly
eonventi0n.
4 committee from the anti-monopoly
ecuSention was invited TO seats on the
door Of the Convention. A committee
vAs appointed TO confer, and the Con-
vsOtion adjourned till 10 o'clock tomor-
Iow.
Jaoobs's remarks were wildly ap-
plauded and his resolution was adopted.
A Trades Nsuisaslsn.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 1.-THE Trades
Assembly, has nominated Geo. b. Good
win for Congress.
OnAAA. Sept. 2l.-The Republican
ela1e Convention nominated A. w.
Aese. OF Hamilton county, for Lieuten-
aat Governor. Il. r. RO0gan. Of Lam
castor county. Secretary Of Htats; 70
nominated John WalliChs for Auditor;
w. W. Jones for superintendent Of
Public Instruction; Gen. Kendall, Com
missioner Of Public Lands and Build
in0s.
Down, N. H, Sept. 2l.-'The Republi-
ems Of the First District nominated
y. A. Haines for Congress.
The Fever Region.
AusrIx, Texas, Sept. H.-In reply 10
Governor Roberts's telegram ordering
hat Dr.. Murray be sustained, Sheriff
1sna have placed myself Ind depu-
~ q the disposal Of Devoid.
Give u uarmeny.
SELMA, Ala, Sept. n. Tho dissatis-
Congressional District have requested
George H. Craig, the white nominee Of
~ regular Convention, to resign, in the
tneeeest Of harmony, In favor Of 4er-
NJ A. House, C0lored.
JoAn W. Jones, colored, no minated
y the regular Convention for Shelley's
mexpired term. was indorsed.
Nebraska RepsAllesns as work.
O1AaA, Sept. 2E-The Republican
1(ato Convention this morning nomi-
1AtDd Hon. James w. Darnes for Gov
agnor, 4. W. Ago for Lietsnant- Cover
~, and z. p. Roger for Secretary of
nate, after which tho convention ad-
5pQrned to 2 pm.
4 New Plan.
C1IcA0o, Sept. 2l.-The managers Of
- four roads between Chicago and 81.
taul meet tomorrow to consider q new
IAN Tor settlement.
Clefks tai yeu canv Dese.
WAsHm0foM, Sept 2l.-Two hundred
sSpointments were made in The pension
saes todav.
Ansehee Mystery.
IAe body Of Augustus Green, veil
nevn and wealthy Eneiishman, va
eeend IN the woods near his lats resi-
oenee IN Chesterfield county. His dog
- sanding guard over tho body.
Ssse. I. supposed 10 have wondered q
= Z dslifium.
Cene Up the Elame.
NM YoRx, Sept. N.-The mining
"a of James T. sands q Co. have
-. The hrm did . large business
- down town business men and with
10y people up town Who. dabbled IN
hing stocks. Ssnde q reported q
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