Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-16
PACIFIC COAST.


0OASAS S~AA1As
New frsal Deasea.
Posr TowxsKxD, Sept. l5.-Ths mo-
ton for q neW trial In The case 1t Rays.
found guilty of murder in the second
degree, Vas today denied, and the psis-
ouer was sentenced 70 ten pears impgis-
onment and costs Of Court.
Los AxGKIH. Gala, Sept. LED
Stackwell, aged ~, son Of Joseph Stack
veil, Q wealthy citizen Of Anaheim, took
poison at o'clock tonight, because OF
a difficulty With an abandoned woman
here with whom he was In love.
The Marquis Tssve1asG.
San FBAxcrsCo. Sept. 15.-The Mar
Quis Of LOrne today, on invitation OF
Leland Stanford, D. O. Mills and VIM.
Sharon and others, visited Menlo Park,
Milbras and Belmont. Tho Princess 10
manned at the Palace Hotel during the
absence of his Grace.
Colombo Cenveaa1eo.
DxSvKI, Sept. 1.-THE Republican
Convention met ct 10 O'Clock thie
morning. The Committee on Order of
Business reported ~ follows: N0minA-
tons of Governor, Lieut.. Governor, Con-
gresham, Secretary Of State, Treasurer,
Auditor, Attorney General, 6upeein-
tendent of Public destruction, and Judge
OF the Supreme Court. Nominations f0g
Governor being first in order, tho follow
ING nominations Were made: Henry
Walcott. of Araphoe county; James d.
Maxwell, Of Boulder; Ernest i. Camp
pelI. OF Lake; Berry H. Eaton, Of Weld;
John j. Henry, Of Araphoe. On the first
ballot WalcOtt had 1CS, Campbell l49.
Maxwell 81, Eaton Is. and HenYy5. On
the second ballot Campbell received
lfil; thirteen more than necessary i0E
choice. Hon. w. H. Meyer vas n0mi-
mated for Lieut. Governor on the fri
ballot. A recess Was then taken until
1:3O.
NarAet ooseaslsns.
SAN FRANCrscO, Sept. L. Barley. feed
fl.Z711tdl.3 2sS, and rising.
Oats, weaker, at $1.50@1.65.
Bran, $ls1lfdlsH.
A Elerk DaRnlag.
SAN flamenco. Sept. IA big fire ID
raging on Fourth street between Berry
and King. A report from the District
Office states that nearly tho whols block
n ON fire.
SaeFn0enlo Rates.
SAcRAMKxTo, Sept. B.-First race, fol
two year Odds, mile dash. StarterB-
Certiorari, Flou Flou and May b. Flou
FlOu won by nose, in 1:46k; May b
second.
The cond event was the selling rack
for all ages, mile and quarter dash
| Starters TOlatter, Euchre, Had
dington, Ella Doane and Villa Randlet
Ella Doane won easily, in 2:lO%; Had
dinRton second, Randlet third, Sister
Tolatter fourth.
The Last Fire.
SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. la fire broke
out this afternoon in q large hay barn
on Fourth street, between King and
Berry. destroying the building and con.
tents. the meat packing establishment
adjoining, a grocery, saloon and restau-
rant, blacksmith shop and cigar boz
factory. Tho losses aggregate between
$3O,C, and $4,000.
The naraer at Randolph.
THucKEE, Gala, Sept. 1.-THE par.
tioulars of the murder at Randolph are,
that ON account Of an exciting political
canvass q friend Of Campbell, named
Cody, had an alteration with Stubbe q
day or two ago. Today Campbell sought
Stubbe to eject reconciliation. He
apparently failed in the effort, and
turned and walked away, when Stubs
ran up behind him and fred without
notice, the ball taking effect in hia
stomach. During the excitement that
followed Stubs escaped. II recaptured,
lynChing il almost certain. Stubbe il q
man Of u, and heretofore has enjoyed
the respect Of tho community.
California Baces.
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 15.-The third race
was three mile dash, free for all. En-
tries-Fred Collier, Captain Kidd and
Mollie H. Collier. The latter won at q
slow canter, in SEQ.
The last race was for tho consolation
purse, mile and repeat. Starters-At-
lanta, May D., Maria F. and Jim Doug.
las. The race was run in . d0Wu-pouI
Of rain and q atif breeze. Atlanta tool
tho first heat in 1Afk; May second,
Maria took the second and third heats,
in 1:l7 each; May and Douglas alter
nately second.
.. =. and n. stsek.
SAN FRAxclsCo, Sept. 1.-THE O. b,
and n. Co.'s stock is quoted today in the
New York market at l6O.
A Chico Storm.
CMco, Gala, Sept. Lit began rain.
ing early this morning, and continued
until 10 o'clock, when il rained and
hailed veEy hard, lasting for about bali
an hour. The damage to unthreahed
grain il very light, - ID tho damage Ia
unfinished buildings in tho town. The
storm was quite heavy in the mountains.