Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-17
EASTERN NEWS.
ssaocIATED PRESS DIsPATcHEs.

EASTERN NEWS.
AseocIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
The Heated Term.
r.~e.s CrTY, Sept. 1.-the hot wave,
-.;cb svept over this region this week,
~ snhGded. The weather, however. is
81, rnusually warm, and rain, for
.r;.h ali the indications are favorable,
Viii he acceptable. The scorching
-;r5 VAS felt principally in Kansas, ex-
s".d;nc only a short distance into Mis-
ssri Reports from several towns in
~. former State indicate that the crop
- not been injured, except that which
~ nlanted very late. The crop is be-
s..d raach of either heat or drOuth, and
- injury tis comparatively unimport-
ant.
The whisky Fight.
crro.oo. Sept. 16.-Local distilleries
.,,sce NO faith in the reports that Ken
s.ckv distilleries have decided to make
~ On the Western Association pool by
citing rates. They say the Association
: m better condition for a fight Of that
- than the Kentuckians.
2GOuC0h OeeC6bo8s
The prominent physicians of Rush
MEDICAL College, who, after Tracy was
ksnced today, experimental with cleo
seieIfy for the purpose of observing phe-
ss~nen0n. succeeded in restoring the
,,thmic motion of the heart, and ex-
- the belief that if his neck had not
~ broken, they could have restored
Kfe. They ask what would have been
fhs Iseal status If Tracy had been re-
vispd.
Asricullural Associations.
n Agricultural Associations meet
~ II national convention on Decem-
II l2th to the 18th. Delegates will be
eupotnted by Governors of States and
- vaxious exchanges and boards of
trads and agricultural associations.
Mere msrse Racing.
At the Mystic Park races the time for
e rs class was: 2O915, 2:26l1, 2231L%
ard 224.
shsula be Settled.
] .OucAoo, Sept. 15.-From the town Of
Iake comes the story that Frederick
Reirer, hard citizen, had woman
fWs housekeeper whom he desired to
rnarTy. but who ON Sunday last was mar
"a @ John Hullard. This 60 incensed
R1ieae that, after making various
1hreatg. he visited her in her bedroom
- Wednesday, forced down her throat
Z mixture of whisky and 6trychnine,
and - the neighbors rushed in, in an
81 20 her cries, fled. On Thursday
nih1 the woman died In convulsions.
RsseR Was arrested today, but he main
kains akoIi6 ailau0A
SelA1ers' Reunisn.
TorxKA, Kansas, Sept. 16.-At the sol.
dier' reunion today Mr.. Blaine spoke
without notes. His speech consisted of
rapid history Of Kansas. There was
nething political in his speech.
New York Markets.
NEW YoRx, Sept. l6.-The business
situation has undergone no appreciable
change. The markets are all fairly
active and prices arm, and in some
instances higher. B0rax iG easy in alb.
ee1os Of demxnd; quicksilver dull, but
Arm At %; hops are active and higher;
wool il in fair demand; crudo, sperm
md whale oils are quiet and iarIn.
uoavy LeNs.
ToIxDo, Sept. 1.-THE loss by yes
tsrday's iire was $355, 900; insurance,
oMk 900, In 86 companies.
Sentenced.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 1G.-Mrs. Walters
was sentenced for life to the peniten-
tiary for tho murder of her husband.
Beldiers Reun1en.
ToPxxA, Sept. 16.-The exercises of
Ne day opened with grand parade
through the CITY, consisting Of veterans
from Camp Douthitt, the State bands,
and State militia. There were over 20
t00 old soldiers In the city.
Freisht Market.
NEW YoRx, Sept. 16.-very general
quietneD prevails in the freight market
Va the Horn, and, were 1t not for the
rather large movement of certain few
articles, c would be absolutely dull,
vhieh cannot be called at present for
on moro than one occasion in the
palmy days of this trade has the market
bsm much more quiet than at present.
Yet n has recovered. Ever since the
epe1ing Of the overland railroad, which
kas hen some time, the downfall of
slippek lines has been predicted, yet
ts1ay iAey are nearly rs strong as ever
attils psst, while at Boston and Phil
ad1lphin sash support one line. with an
apparent increase in trade each year.
.ss;s.ss w. n 4. .soL - a ~. - a.. '10 @ LUZ
s.srt ~ = i's1, -i's ~ saHs a.. s0 . H; .S;,
mGnes for the past two months have
6oea very limited. Ereights via the
~ 1.sD ~ s.'aes - ;ss ui.s S"u = am o...s;a ~
@Scas ss.. .''Iu ~ ,,U l'"st
ps5eS.,.,S;s ~; ss'. S...sS. ,r..Iss !. All
msT 'e s.a snS .ts.9ns .;l Mases IA = uua.. ~.
GHendard ~ xaksr M herth fNiuner
tReiehAs dull at Boston; the E. Saul is
aboat half loaded, and viii finish by the
od q this month. Railroad freiQhts
= Boston for tho week include a
onnps oonnad Qooda. 6<8 naOkapog Ash.
~ " keRs nails. FreiRhta 70 Port
oas ~ mooesssety scs!ve toas esson
= ~ rI. .osaR ~ .ovs"Oo VI sn"s0
ssa0lo'
uere Racang.
CUcAoo, September 16.-The Chicago
1eess Fair began on the driving park