Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-29
rAsrERN NEWS.
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.~.oCIArED PRESS DfsPATc11s
Rsak Ssase0ent.
,.oo Oct. g. .+Loans show an in
Il E7 ,2OCl specie decrease FL
G.eco iscI tenders increase $S7, 100,
9ta Increase 81 ,405, 400, circulation
oe1.s 1157. 900, reserve decrease $l,-
isssso is sso The bankb now hold 81, ,67 800
r.ssa Of legal requirements.
The sesviIIes.
...iad verdict in the Scoville insan-
- was read by the clerk at 1908
49, this morning. The verdict de-
e0oO1n Nh Sooyille insane. The court
es - crowded. Mrs. Sc0ville was
~, tha oourt room, and cannot be
n0S Her LAWYER and son declare they
! Nothing OF her whereabouts.
,.tsr dispatch says Mrs. Sc0ville
40 moi yet been found: An aiteInoon
s,,sr ststes that her attorney SAID tins
sr;no Mrs. Scoville had friends who
Ins.1 ruu her off to Canada, and sup
~ IL, there if she desired It. The
rs;ct states she has been insane about
y, months, and hsr insanity il hered-
itsy.
NV Yosx, Oct. 8.-Business u pro-
ling quietly in all Leading depart
css,ta. and Auctuation IN values during
~ - three days has, With few excep-
s:a,,s - heeu immaterial. Money, though
- - c,sr. abundant, ia quite az easy as it
= - Al auy time during the last two
- and the slowness OF trade cannot
s.;,', he ascribed to lack Of funds at
...s".csble . figures on sound collateral.
TSsre Il bat moderate supply OF COM
.ssseial uaper Offering at banks and
h,crsrs, Offices, which is to some extent
ssorssouence Of tho quietude and con-
s.ss.t;sm in trade, and the rate Of dis
soont ranges at 611Cd7 per cent. Tor the
- ionstures and for accepted sx-
ehsnce, which has slightly advanced.
Cotton has further declined. There is
bsisk export trade. $3.50.
Whsat has been subject to little
ehanQe during the past three days.
0oen and oats are little cheaper.
flour is irregular. and for the most
mi deuressed, the exceptions including
asooR spring brands.
Bofter and cheese are lower.
Big Land sale.
n. LOUIS, Got. 8.-There was sold IN
Nev York Yesterday $300, 600 worth OF
lsnd in West Texas to an English CON-
uny.
The Jeanette Inquiry.
WiGnoroN, OCT. 8.-Before the
Jeannette board Of inquiry. Lieut.. Da-
nsnhower resumed his narrative OF the
retreat after the loss Of the Jeannette.
The star Rsuee Foreman.
rorsman Dickson, Of tho Star Route
Jury, was arrested this morning.
New York Rrelghts.
Nsw YosK, Oct. 8.-The freight mar
kst presents no new features. but con-
tiuues in the same quiet state that has
characterized II for some time past.
Attempted Train Wreeklng.
TnoY, Oct. 8.-An attempt 10 wreck q
train from Boston was made near Schag-
ticoke this afternoon. Five cars were
dsrailed By ties put on the track. No
one Was injured.
NODeey
FALL RrvzR, Oct. @.-Flint mill was
almost totally destroyed by fire this
afternoon. Il was valued at $80O, 900,
and insured for 100000. The fire
caught from q belt in tho picker room,
and spread rapidly through the build
ing.
Csart Martial.
WARRINGTON. Oct. "a general naval
court martial has been ordered for the
trial Of Captain Alfred Hopkins, charR-
ing him with unofficer-like conduct In
having deserted his post at the navy
yard at Pensacola on the first appear
ance OF yellow fever.
stealing Suspected.
Tho special examiner Of accounts for
tho Department Of Justice has been or
dered to examine the accounts of Mar
shal Longstfset.
Tammany MeaFd frem.
NV YoRx, Oct. 8.-At q meeting Of
Tho Tammany Hall Committee on Or
Ranization this evening the following
fesoluti0n WAS adopted:
Resclrsd, The sense Of this Committee
= that no o0untenanoe should be given
exny person claiming to be q Demo-
at who gives support to the Citizen
tacket, which We regard a. q movement
b aid the Republican State ticket, and
-. therefore, call upon tho Democratic
1sase Committee to return to Mayor
0ssce the one thousand dollars sub
sctiption he rendered them for cam
Pa'Rn purposes, a. q cover for his
sseaoher0us ingratitude 20 his party,
end THAT said Grace be expelled from
aseat In this COMMITTEES.
~ The Jeanette lnQulry.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.-Lieut. Danen-
Aovef the witness, told how their boats
esw finally reached q village and were
eased Tor. The search for tho missing
1oao proved unsuccessful, and the ma
eversfussd to help them further north.
l. asm9 . note from Niuderman reached
msea ayine the DeLonR party were
1asvinR, and Melville started next day
- haiun. The whole party subse-
.ea!ly reached that place, where they
soand Noroes and Ninderman.
Dlekssn Uuaer Arrest.
WAaHmoroN, OCT. 2S.-Dioksou ON AZ
vas arraigued in the Ci,cuit Court
~ mve bond Of 5000 20 appear.
vunse! "a Tor Dickson asked for an early
lodge Smell said he would TAKE
me eaes IN order, beginning With
eninst Paine ON Tuesday next.
nR the ooll0quy between counsel,
~ ~ counsel for Dickson, commented
se severely upon Bowen's ab-
- % which Governor Wells replied
! q his client wanted him he had bat
Snet out q warrant against him In
astphia, that the statutes provided
saca Gases.
9eeeverang.
aa aa,oxgvnLx. Got. 3-Col. Lester, OF
~ so Infantry, who was down With
Wver, y oonvalescent.
Feves's Werk.
- -aAcoIA. Oct. 2s.-Thirty-three nev
md one death.
lafssnatisu WanseA.
mn IoRx. Oct. 2S.-United 0hAss
Eice - Attorney Woodford this Altar.
a.aorsaasd . letter 70 Civil Justice
$500, regarding the statement said
oeeo made BY the Judge that in
Selacn district Of this CITY ballots
eeeesoysd after election, and
assoe: substituted in their stsad.
Ne Judge TO furnish him With
Sis.s 4. @ any such violation Of the
isss Stasn election law within his
~ and promises to prosecute
h ~ no matter what his per-
emoiA standing. Should the
- D Repu blicau or Domocrat he