Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-10
EAsTERN NEWS.
.~ocrArED PRESS DIsPATchD.
aPnrtial Explanation.

.ou.rKp PRESS DISPATCHES.
Partial Explanation.
yorx. Nov. 6.-The extent OF the
N. N.n.,.t;c victory is not yet told:
y.,snd's majority in the State Will
s.h the enormous total OF ISo.vO, UT.
ssS unprecedented IN the history OF
.nnfry. Counties that never went
n.'sorratic since the RepubIcan party
orOanized hays now gone heavily
Csysland. Among them are the fol-
c. Broome, Cattaraugus, Chatau-
Th ThsnanQo, Cayuga, Herkimer, Jef-
cn Madison, Oneida, Ontario. Or-
,.s 0sveoo, Saratoga, Steuben, Suf,
- T;oOa' Tompkins, Warren and
!U. !wU..;n0' Out of 60 counties the Re-
M{i;.sns carry precisely 10; but there Is
p,.xh;nc behind this, for notwith-
..J;nc Cleveland's great majority, he
=. rot received 80 many votes az Han
- h.d in the country, when the latter
- hsatsn by q, 600. The fact ID, the
c.hI;cans either stayed at home or
1 n, Cleveland. The rebuke TO the
~ r;xrstion is everywhere considered
complete and terrible.
A,,,sY. Nov. 9.-The Journal esti-
80 CIsveIand's majority at 1900,
"a c;vss IS Democrats and 43 Repub-
$500 in the Assembly. Majority IN
fs,og Of free canal, l5.OO.
InAisn scheOl Report.
v..uuoroa, Nov. 9.--Indian Com
~ssron1e Price has received the annual
ssoort Of the Superintendent OF Cariisle,
-. aehool, which shows that at the
- Of the last report there were l6O In
IN boys and 81 Indian girls at school.
n.,ino he year Is boys and 8 girls have
hSen received, 72 boys and q girls have
bssn returned TO Syracuse. Four boys
snd tvo girls died, and at the close of
m 6acai wear lB8 boys and 100 girls
,.nained at the school. The largest
,sneeoeutation was from the Cheyenne.
Onehs and DOsage tribes. 1t ia said
S67I3 worth Of wagons, harness, shoes
snd tiuvare have been made by the stu
lenta The girls made their own gar
ments and much Of the boys clothing.
On Their Travels.
OucrNA1r, Nov. 9.-The Congress
ional Committee appointed to inspect
~ report upon the condition and needs
a The Mississippi river from Cairo to
New Orleans, loft this city this morning
o. the steamer Guiding Star.
Thin Fodder.
NEW YoRk, Nov. 9.-Rev. Henry n.
Barbour, of Trinity Protestant church,
having been called to the rect0rship of
81 Lakes church in San Francisco, his
pa1iahisuers in Trenton, at q meeting
hsld last evening, passed resolutions
nrging him 70 decline his call.
New ship.
Barb, Nov. 9.-Goss Il Sawyer launch
Cd today ship OF 1000 tons gross. She
u owned by Capt. ]. Kelley, Charles Z.
Moody, ]. o. Potter and Henry Il. Oltz,
Of Bath, who will command her. She
will load ct New York for San Fran
eiso0.
RnormOus Payments.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Secretary Fol.
Ree this afternoon directed Assistant
Treasurer Acton, at New York. to 70.
deem any United States bonds which
have been called in for redemption. q
fhe rate Of Eve million dollars per week
Whslesale Horse Stealing.
ALxxm, Ills, Nov. 9.-This morning
James johnson and VIM. Buchanan,
acting for the Clydesdals Breeding and
Exporting Company, with the Sheriff
and poeeo, seized and took away l3l
Clydoadale horses from the large stock
farm Of Col. Robert Holloway, the well
known importer and dealer in that
breed of animals. The cause OF the
seizure Ia not known.
Safe Robbery.
CLusrou, Iowa, Nov. 9.-Barthoolmew
& Cos bank safe at Preston was blown
open last night and robbed Of several
thousand dollars. No clue to the rob-
bsEs has been obtained.
Railroad Celljslen.
CmoAoo, Nov. 9.-In Quincy, Illinois,
4 epecial passenger train, last night,
about u o'clock, collided with freight
train IA miles south Of this city, and
vas smashed up fesrfully. A fireman,
brakeman and passenger named Griffin,
q Keokuk, are badly hurt. Grifiin's
Gkall Il fractured, and he will not re-
cover. The wounded were all brought
here.
AlnAse UnanlMOus.
u-vo,v Nov o-Tb. fo,,ov;no IN
shs 80 vo.a ~ 10 % c;t, IN tha atitnt;cn.
~ sr"rSn,snt - ,rata ths canals ~
~ GSsta Srs.. Eor Tho amardmant
iil ma .o.;nst COO
' $3.50
Caeren Appropssssiea
NEW YoHx, Nov. 9.-The Methodist
Episcopal Mission continued its labors
~ AFTERNOON, and appropriated tne
following sums for missions IN the Uni
"a states not IN the Conferences: Arl-
eona, $500, Black Hills $36OO, Dakota
eoU Indian Territory xNUU, Montana
HtM, New Mexico xl2,5O, Utah w.
Nv Northern New York Welsh mission
U Norwegian and Swedish missions
i OanSornia v2NU, Swedlsh and Nor
.s9lan missions IN New York East Con-
Ieseaoe vl6OO and $1OO respectively.
Get All over Il,
WAmrSoros. Nov. 9.-Secrstarv Fol.
m reaumed his dnties AZ tha Treasurv
Heuertment todsv-
CS.
's
wAsaNoroH, NOV. "a statement is
~ 20 nave peen vOluntarliy mace oy
~ snk =. ran, under oatn, on Octooer
49, vnion is mace puoic today. ~
ns 3y asserting tnat ne ootained an
Caon 10 an interview witn brew
cameron, June l4th, that the Gov.
xnmens deslred 70 obtain evidence OF
~ mlsconducs OF the star route Jury,
of foture. De was engaged at xl0
gay 70 ascertain i any members OF
~ jury we're oorruptible. He reported