Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-26
ADDITIONAL TrlEcaj0nIe MEMS
l,osvessisn splis.

Ksoxy1ILx, Ten, Aug. 2k-Wm- Ru)e
was Nominated fof Congress yesterday
by a portion of the delegates Of the Sec
ond District, and L. /. Hawk BY another
set. Both are likely 10 run.
Nemisased.
CoSSY3vrLL.. Ind, Aug. 2.-Demo-
Gratis of the Sixth Congressional District
have nominated Luther Benson.
Giquer Neus Victory.
Missouri VALLEY. Iowa. Aug. g.
Despite ths Governors proclamation
saloons openly carry on business. Pro-
hibitionists know best whether they can
prosecute successfully, since the Legis-
iative failed to enact u penalty. A test
case yesterday resulted in complete
victory for the saloon interests. The
case was tried before Judge Donaldson.
A Defaalser.
Providence, X. l.. Aug. N.-Henry j.
Hall, paying teller of the Rhode Island
Hospital Trust. has confessed that he Is
defaulter to the amount Of $2i ,OO.
His stealing began in 1875. The defal-
cation was discovered while Hall was
absent on a vacation. He spent his
money in extravaRant living. He was
arraigned in the Justice Court, pleaded
S.,,;I.n 81 NO, MA l., t,a sc,y, 20 k4O
sr H ~ "na %, til Hs 10 = ,namhs,
of the Common Council.
A Poellag Trsuble.
cuc,no A,o o,-Fbs 6;stuyh.nces
- .hn Ch;s na O,nab. 1,I'oi csnssd
~. ~ .no . 10y s., ;1.n.. - st,sL S-o,.
Ss,,aS.a hs sha I;iwanI.s and - Psni
road will he made the subject of discus
90. 4 h. 10
ayers of the four pool lines, and the st.
had An arrangement with this Union
Pacific for its stock is denied. The st.
Paul road has secured three men from
.ne on'. .ta. fac.uc I hu; w" Ta."dss
0o, a NJ sno oa'',o "a sh;o .aS.a 20 IT,
d;s Diet ~ s,nci n ~ tc noolin~ arrsnn..
.na,,s - - sd 60 ac.nnpt o., 1;~;n1 ths
traffic 70 the latter road. Shippers
| strsuuousiy oppose the pool plan OF CIV
ing mp the live stock traffic, and it is
believed tho plan Will 10 discussed at
tomorrov's meeting.
| Aumus. IN. VI Auo. u.-The Texas
seyer has attacked cattIe At several
slaughter houses in the outskirts Of this
city. All beef IS now sold under Ger
tiflcatos OF tbs Board OK Health.
| Cruei Murder.
R.soor. (Me-l Auo. 2a.-The Jurv in
the case ~ Mary ilinn. on trial for the
murder Of her dauohter. An ilieoitimate
Child. a verdict of murder in the first
deoree was rendered.
-. So.
|
NEW fohk' aug. N.-Infeo tnousSn9
people were present At the 1nnnisneo
race iof the ~ ciasses; y. Mo.r,s'
T.; J., i oisa'ihio o VI, 49,, -
lime Z'z"'s. z:zo's' z'.41s' Z-A' ana
2:l3Z.
| In thu 2.a3 olaase-May Thorn. I. 1.
II: Manhattan. BOD: Mary Jet. 2. 4. a:
bertha CLAW. 80. Time: o:2s. 2:a;L.
and 30.
| Brown Inc paeed four times To beat
2d!I. Her best time was Pts.
o..,c 80. q o, =.
II tue 30 0,'s' !, ~ nnE -
Catneha, y, Ms,,
.. I'm; W; n, D. I'LL. G'.;i - H. a."
o. hns VILE" TILES, !: U a. , SaoA o ss aS SiS-
sauo . Ano' SSA' -'|s' -'S'' ~'-"S'
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Fsslen II M1eeissn.
:HSyN, IoI HS s.,.,a.;s,. 1...e
inc nearly the entire afternoon. propo-
sition for n fusion with the Greenback-
ara vas carried nv n LARGE majority. Nv
this proposition tho State ticket win be
divided between two parties. AZ follows:
Ihe Greenbaokers have the Governor.
Commissioned of the Land Office. SIM
orintendent OF Public Ins.ru ,tion, and
Member OF the Board of Education.
while the Democrats have the Lieut.
Governor. Secretary Of Htato. STATE
Treasurer. and the Auditor General.
News from Grand Rap;ds ia to the effect
that this proposal is accepted BY the
convention in session there, and that
hon: j. W. begole, OF Flint, has BEEN
nominated for Governor.
The following ticket was placed in
nomination: Governor, Josiah w. Be-
COLE; Lieut. Governor. Eugene Pringle:
Secretary of State, A. j. Shespeere; Com
missioner of the State Land Office, John
f. Vannevarter; Superintendent of Pub
lie instruction, David Parsons, Member
State Board Of Education, Clark b. Hall;
State Treasurer, Edward G. Kauter;
Auditor General, James Black, and A.
tcrney General, Timothy Torsney.
.
woman movement.
WASHINGTON, aug. ~. Inc lnoles
~. 49,. ~ p s",'.- "s ~ ' ~. ~ S. ~
- .' ;,..onJ ~ ..s.,,a ,0 t4S !op"
tass hy s.sta,,st;. s" AK sa.rst s ~-t wy
aecret sfscietv has heen orOani.e,l Nth
all tho customary paraphernalia, the OBJ
ject Of which is purely the Icollection Of
Information concerning politicians Who
use that influence 10 oct improper per
sons into the departments. Movers in
this society state that thew intend 10
publish these politicians to the world.
A&aanse Monopoly.
San FRANCrsco, Aug. A.-Tonight An
anti-monopoly meeting was held at
Plstt's Hall, at which q very large
crowd was present. An address vas de-
livcred by John @. Harrison, q we'll
known merchant Of this city. He said
It was the purpose Of the meeting 70
organize an anti monopoly party In this
city and State; that il was proposed 10
SOLICIT candidates from both The Demo
cratic and Republican tickets, Who are
known to be ti-monopolists, and to
urge their election. No organization
was attempted, but the speaker eaid the
people woold soon hear fr0m tha movo.