Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-21
DAILY POST csscs s:s:sA'd ia 'szs 's OoHSoInifg 1891
EASTERN NEWS.
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EASTERN NEWS.
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singular Coincidence.
Nvw YoRK, Sept. 20.-Rev. A. Bur
.:aoham. of . Murray street, received
nasserday in the same mail two dup!i-
&c ietters mailed in RangOon, Burmah,
Sno 7th. by Rev. F. Z. Finey, Superin-
...dant of the Mission Pres in Kan
sor Rnrmah. One letter was taken
rcuoh the Suez Canal and Italy and
shsnce 70 this city, while the other letter
.a,ae by way of China, Hongkong and
San Francisco.
YOung kanakaS-
yrw YoBK. Sept. 19.-Colonel Judd
chsmberlain, Secretary to King kala-
Sana arrived in New York yesterday,
sccompanied by his son and daughter
s"d six Young Hawaiians. They are
cent by the Hawaiian Government to
,ecaive their education abroad, and
their entire expenses will be paid BY the
Covernmeut at Honolulu. Col. Cham
heriain has left one of his prOteges
named Spencer in California at San
Mateo. for the purpose OF receiving q
general education there.
Jay Gold cat Of the sssek Rins.
Nxw YORK, Sept. D.-The following
communication to stockholders at
xrae4ed considerable attention in Wall
street. this morning "For q long time
Wall street has asked. When will Jay
f;0uld be ready to bull the market 2
The answer is very simple, and am as
4onished that some enterprising papers
have not given il before. 1t il simply
never. Mr.. Gould has already retired
a an active manipulation and daily Op-
erator, and will henceforth be more Of a
hr1e invester and looker-On---nOthinR
more nor less. He is worth at least one
hundred million dollars, and IL about
to become President Of tho Western
Union Telegraph Company. With hia
vast railway interests, that require his
constant attention, what other course Ia
open to him There was time when
his whole time and attention were given
70 accumulating; now his whole time
and attention are demanded BY his &C.
cumulations. You ought to have no
difficulty in proving the truth OF my as
ssrtions. The quicker the public nm
derstand that jan Gould has retired,
the quicker bull movements will 70
without him."
divorced at Last.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 2O.-JudRe Hay
man has granted Christiancy divorce
from his wife ON the ground Of deser-
tion.
Hsmlnations All Alsng the line.
BALrMoRE, Sept. 20.-The Kepubli-
cans of tho Sixth District have n0mi-
mated Louis Il. MoComss for Congress
PHLADEIrHIA, Sept The Republi.
cans OF the second District have n0mi-
mated Charles O'Neill for Congress.
in the First District, General II. II.
Bingham has been nominated By the
Republiesns; Third. VIM. II. Aull
Fourth, VIM. ID. Kelley; Fifth, Alfred
Harner.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2O.-The Republi.
cans OF the Fifth District have n0mi.
mated Silas F. Miller for Congress.
The Democrats Of the EiRth District
have renominated p. b. Thompson.
NExpHrs, Sept. 20.-The Democrats
" the Tenth District have nominated
Casey Young.
DemecPatlc Nominations.
OrrAwA, MINI, Sept. 2O-The Demo.
GRATIS Of the Second District nominated
Felix A. Borcher for Congress.
Oshkosh, Wis, Sept. 2O.-Ths Demo
erats of the Sixth District nominated
Andrew Hatten for Congress.
DxsMoINs, Sept. 20.-Tha Democrats
OF the sixth Congressional District met
mt Osckaloosa and nominated @. IL.
Msskey.
The OAlcinl Result.
AUGUSTA, Me-. Sept. 2O.--Ofiicial re-
turns from all oyer the State, except six
plantations, show total vote Of l3s. .l75.
Robie, 72,f54; Plaisted, 6S, Chase,
1898; Vinton. 262 /; Eustis, 305. Robie's
1898. The Republican candt-
dates for Congress are elected by plu-
rality of a little in excess of that Of
Governor. The Republicans carry four
teen out Of the sixteen counties. Of
the Senator'S twenty-eight are Republi-
can and three Fcsion. OF the members
sf the HOUSE one hundred and eight
are Republican and f0rty-one are Fu-
sionists. In the interior districts the
election is not yet decided.
The PlaGae ~ Pensaeeia.
PKNsASoIA, Sept. 1S.-The outlook 10
vorss than since the first yellow fever
case reported. Twenty-seven new cases
are bulletined by the Board Of Health.
but only one death. The number of
deaths in proportion to the number Of
cases is very small. In mIny instances
il is decided tho disease has been Of
mild type. Many colored people are
being stricken with fever, and their
association has appealed e ,a shs.s Hn.,S race g
Health ordered closing Of the rooms 90
cupied by the Southern Express Com
vsny on account Of . number Of cases
Of fever that occurred among the en-
ployssS.
1 Base 8all lew.
BoRpENTowN, n. j., Sept. IA base
bail club known as the Trappers, of
Trenton, arrived this afternoon to play
. game with city club. Just before
the game closed outsiders With the club
from Trenton got into . riot and fear
ful fight followed. Several of the party
we're seriously beaten, fence rails and
ball bsts bsiug freely used. Some Of
the party from Trenton were locked mp.
Some OF the gang from there did not
wait for trains but started homo on .
tr0t, q distance of seven miles.
M1saeurt Convention.
Jx1yxRsoN CRY. Sept. N.-The Re
publican State Convention met. R. G.
Powell called il TO order. Over ninety
counties were represented, and the rest
will be. VIM. Warren was chosen tenn
porary chairman. Warren eaid tho Re-
publicans met to deny the right of any
body to prevent the assembling Of a
convention andathe declaration Of prin-
ciples. The Republican party deter
mines to speak for itself. Committees
we're appointed. II vas said that eleven
out Of fourteen Of the Committee on
Resolutions were anti-pruhibition, and
that very conservative resolution on
the subject was put In the platform.
wheat In Chlcago.
CHIcAoo. Sept. 0.-Wheat strong and
higher; 1.0e${ September, ssh October.
winter and spring l.0eN.
An Early Frese.
MNNEAPoLrs, Sept. N.-There was q
sharp frost throughout the State last
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