Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-28

Church by it. The Church, Il saws. il in
no 1,sso %.nn.s a.Ss Se9nd to pay - it is purely
PrssaSle Arrests.
WAsHrHoTox, Nov. IA prominent
Government officer, in conversation this
morning, minated that more removals.
on account OF completely With the star
routers, would follow. bat declined TO
mention names.
Rumor has it that Disbursine Offiosr
Burnside, of the Postofnce Department,
and Fifth Auditor Ella are likely to be
among the number.
A Cenersas Divfsisn.
NHw YoRK, Nov. 27.-The late George
Y. GsRood made the following bequssts:
10 his wife e600, 900, beside his house,
furniture, etc.; to his sister Elizabeth
Ann, $4,000; to his sister Nancy,
$4,000; to his sister Pauline, 500 OJ0;
TO his brothers, Franklin and William,
100000 each; to James H. Platt, &c.
600, for the benefit of his brother and
sister. Thomas and Leclaire. OsRood
died last evening.
Changed Places.
KANSAS CrTY, Nov. N.-The outlaw,
Frank James, was brought here today,
and will be arrsiRned at O'Clock this
afternoon. The transfer of the prison
| or from Independence was effected very
quietly.
Wiasry.
CHKBoYaAN, Mich, Nov. a. Ten
inches of snow fell here last night.
Bully fer Ssseks.
NEw YORK, Nov. N.-Stocks are close
and strong.
Appropriated Rstlmates.
WASHINGTON, Nov. N.-Estimates Of
the appropriation required for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1884, for civil es-
Establishments have been completed. and
aggregate $22 $50, ,zh
Hint 20 Candidates.
On the LIST of January Monterey and
Riverside, California, post-ofiioes be-
come Presidential.
Vacancy 70 be FILLED.
The court of claims met today, but
adjourned till December 4th. It is the
general opinion Of the court that ]. G..
Bancroft will be appointed to fill the
vacancy on the bench.
Felger, On HIS Reported Resigaasiea.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-At l o'clock
this afternoon, FOlRer in an interview
denied that he had resigned. The mat
ter was never referred to by the Presi-
| dent or himself. His lease has been re-
newed, but not for year.
| In the Criminal Court this forenoon,
Judge Wylie ordered Bigelow, tho en-
bezzler OF the National Bank of the Re-
public, to appear in Court. a. his illness
was not considered dangerous.
A Contest.
SALT LAKE, Nov. N.-Judge vauseil,
District Attorney for Utah, who ran on
the Liberal ticket for Delegate to Con-
gress, in opposition to Elder j. T. Cain,
leaves ON Wednesday to contest Gains
seat.
A swlnaler Abroad.
OMAHA, Nov. CIV. w. Warren was
this morning brought back from Cali
!. fornia, on charge of obtaining $500
from Hamilton d Co., bankers, by false
pretenSsg, some weeks ago, by means
) to be bogus. Warren had q contract for
working out the road tax of the Union
Pacific and other roads in certain
counties, and the making Of receipts for
work which was never done is what he
is charged with. He turned them into
the bank as collat eral.
skeekun Market.
BRADFoRD, New. - Confidence and
6rmnsss characterize the market, which
opened at 81 .OO1<, advanced to $1.O9A,
and closed at t1.06H.
War SPREADING.
DUBUQUE, Nov. 27.-The railroad war
reached this city today, the Illinois
Central notifying shippers that freight
will be taken TO Sioux City for 10 cents
per hundred, regardless of classification.
Rates heretofore have been 25, 1, 10
and 80 cents.
Looklng - . settlement.
New YoRx, Nov. N.-Ths following
correspondence shows that the railway
war in the northwest has been put in
the way Of q speedy termination, and
that arbitration of the existing diff
ioulties is agreed upon:
New YORK, Nov. %.
To Julius Wadsworth, Vice President
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
Railway:
| Dear Sir-I propose the restoration
Of tariff to 20 into e6ect on tho 18th
inst, between all points, ON all lines
now involved in the present contest !;
| that meeting be called in Chicago at
an early day to settle BY agreement. II
possible, and BY arbitration, II necee-
sary, all matters in dispute and pend
ing final settlement within thirty days
from date. No deviation from tariff
shall be tolerated. Under the circum-
stances, I have addressed . similar
communication to Mr.. Dawes, Vics
President Of the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Railway. Mr.. Riddle, tho
President, is not in The city; also to Mr..
Porter, President Of the Chicago, st.
Paul and Omaha Railroad Company.
(Signed) ALsxHr KEEP,
Presidsnt Chicago and Northwestern
Railway.
NEw Yonx, Nov. "a.
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul Rail-
way Company, Albert Keep, Esq.
President:
Dear Sir-The communication relat-
inc to q settlement of the present rail-
way complications, dated the 18th, il
received, and the terms Of adjustment
suggested by you have been considered.
am authorized in behalf of this Com
pany to gay that the proposal meets
with our approval, and this Company il
ready 70 promptly carry the same into
effect. Very respectfully,
(Signed) julius WADswoArn,
Vice President.
wall street oassasisns.
Nxw YoRx, Nov. N.-Slvsr bars, ll0x
Money, 2.
Governments. irregular.
Stocks generally strong.
Western Union, 8lS.
Quicksilver, 3.
Pacific, IS.
Wells, Fargo 4 Co., 1N.
New York Central, 18h.
Erie, 36A.
Panama, 167.
Denver and Bio Grande, -.
Union Pacific stocks. lO6x.
u. p. bonds. lis.
Central Pacific stocks. S6.
G. p. bonds, ia.