Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-06

M t0loxt8P0 DokvyOs 1OI 6A1vck COAuSAkC
to be placed on the same basis "a gold,
for l@wa to secure the purificatlon ot
the jury box. to reduce State expenses,
and for tho codiication of the mining
laws. A clause was introduced calling
for constitutional convention, to re-
duce the expenses of tho State and to
prevent discrimination by the railroad
companies.
RkNo, Sept. 5.-Enoch Strother was
nominated for Governor ON the 5th bel
lot.
RENO, Sept. 81. n. Dormer, Of Can
delara. WAS nominated for Secretary of
State, and j. +. HallOck for Controller,
by acclamatiOn. NJ. A. Murphy, w. H.
Davenport and VIM. BOardman were
placed in nomination for Attorney Gem
eral. Davenport vas nominated on the
second ballot.
C. q. Pawning Of Reno was renomin-
ated for Congressman by a vote of sixty
seven to thirty for General p. e. Con-
ner Of Eureka. Judge o. X. Leonard
was renominated Supreme Judge by ac-
clamatiOn. C.. F. BickwelI was nOmin-
ated Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
for Surveyor General, ]. G. Harlow of
Carson for Public Printer, G. 8. Young
of Virginia for Superintendent of Pub
lie Schools, and G. e. Lawton of Car
son for Lieutenant Governor.
Another Chinese Decision.
SAN FRANcrsco, Sept. 5.-In the case
Of one of the alleged Chinese merchants
who arrived here ON the steamer City of
Rio de JaneirO from Panama, and Who
was not permitted to land, Judge Field,
in the United States Circuit Court to-
day decided that merchants coming
from countries other than China may
land without certificates.
A Close, Nice Race.
OAKLAND. Sept. 5.-The race for the
2:3O class Sweetness was the fav0rite.
First heat was won by Sweetness in 2:22,
Nellie r. second, Albert w. barely saw
ing his distance. Sweetness won the
second heat. Nellie r. second, Albert w.
third; time 2:Xk. The third heat was
won by Nellie r., Sweetness second, Al
bert w, bad third; time 2:22L. The
fourth heat was won by Albert w,
Sweetness second. Nellie Il. third; time
2:28H. The fifth heat was taken by
Nellie b, Albert w. second, Sweetness
diDtanced; time 2:26. Albert w. won
the deciding heat in 2:26K. Poecors
Hayward was distanced in the first heat
owing TO . sprain Of the tendons Of the
coffin joint.
A paciae race followed, which was
won BY i. e. Gates Covette in three
straight heats; time 2:2S1i. 2:22X and
2:2l.
The attendance was very good, it be-
ing estimated that 1000 parsons were on
the ground.
4 Lisllc Up.
San Francisco. Sept. 6.-The Oregon
Railway and Navigation Company's
stock was quoted in New York today at
l56x.
A Wldew's Suit.
There has been filed on behalf of the
plaintiff an amended complaint in the
suit Of Ellen n. Cotton against Leland
Stanford, Charles Croker, @. p. Hun
tington and Wells, Fargo d Co. The
allegations are substantially the same as
in the original complaint, except that
they charge . partnership by tho late
David Cotton with the defendants above
named, In the various corporations
controlled By them.
Will Filed.
In tho probate department Of the Su-
perior Court today the viii Of the late
Dclos Lake Was admitted to probate,
and 4yra G. Lake, widow Of deceased,
vas appointed executrix.
Ratified @ veae.
Up to and including yesterday the TO-
tai registrations at the registration
ofaoe numbered 1885. Up 20 8 O'Clock
this afternoon 200 additional ro2istra-
lions had boon recorded.
8ssaea Fell eat
Saw FaAxcIsco, Sept. 1.-The stock
market broke fearfully this morning.
Everybody b trying 20 cell. The panic
II complete. After The 6Yst call there
w4s . reaction In the case Of Potoei,
Norcr0aA Curry and Best 4 Belcher, but
the ret Of The list are practically un-
changed. At tho 6 O'Clock session bud-
noGs was fair and middle stooks steady.
After the board the market dropped
again.
Is1aIIA, Sept. Sit has been asosr-
tanned BY Reconnaissance IN the direo-
ton Of 6alihiysh that the place has been
abandoned BY Arab Pasha.
Il ID not expected 10 haye enough pro-
Visions ready for IN advance for 8 week
y0ts
kanaka Scholars.
San F1AMclsco, Sept. 6.-On board tho
steamer Australia, which arrived from
AuaeTalian pogtA Va Honolulu, today.
wero oovsgal native HaWaii0n.o KanAka
studsn1s On their way 70 some Of athe
European Universities.
Ceneonuea.
The oano of John MoAdoo. 0harrad
With an aesault On J. Hamilton. nm in-
tent 20 commit murder. was continued
In Police Court No. I today until tsmoe-
roo, The oo1n1el foe defence objectinR
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