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

fed with the apology England had
made, and he would make no claim for
damages.
Female P0lygamist-
NEW YoRK, Nov. 10.-Amelia Gilchard.
a member of the Salvation army, con-
fessed In Court today to having
three husbands.
A Change OF BnveStmena.
Information of a character not to be
questioned comes 10 Us to the effect that
Vanderbilt privately sold ten millions
OF his four per cent. bonds at prices
about two per cent. less than that cur
rent In the market, and that the buyers
were several savings banks and in stitu-
tlons which want this class of securities.
The Post thinks this indicates that Van
derbilt has faith in railroad securities.
The Wool Market.
Boston, Nov. 10.-The wool market is
unchanged. There have been fair sales
during the week amounting to $3.50, 900
of all kinds. Fine fieeces are held with
considerable firmness, but the market ia
weak for nearly all other kinds. Sales
of Ohio and Pennsylvania have been
40td 42c, but it is about all that can be
obtained. Xxx fleeces are about 43c,
and choice XX above 44c. Fise Michi-
gan fieeCe6 are in moderate demand at
SIC for Xxx. No. Ohio has been sci
ling at 44td46. Combings and Delains
fieeces ars steady, the sales being 43td Acc
for Michigan and Ohio. Prices ranged
for fine California from 20(d22c accord
ing to quality. Pulled woods are higher.
Others at previous rates.
Half and Half.
RICHMOND, Nov. 10.-John Wise
coalition candidate for Congressman at
Large. is elected. The First Congress
sional District is still in doubt. II the
Democrats secure it the Congressional
Delegation will stand Democrats 5, Goa
litionists 5.
Won't BE senator Now.
ZANKsYILLE, Nov. 1O.-Col. John B.
Raum, United States Internal Revenue
Commissioner, is dying of collie.
Light for . While.
New ORLEANS. Nov. 10.-The City
Council has made arrangements with
the gas company to light the city until
November Goth.
Bridge Disaster.
MACON, Nov. 10.-Today the iron
bridge over the Sconee RIVER, at Athens,
fell, killing one workman aud seriously
injuring SIX others.
Dealing with the Indians.
YANKToN, Dakota, Nov. 10.-The Sioux
Commission reached here last night,
and will leave for Standing Rock Agen-
cy on Monday. 1t has closed an agree
ment for the cession of a portion of the
Sioux reservation with Sante, Pine
Ridge and Rosebud Sioux. Everything
is progressing favorable, and the Com
mission is satisfied with the work &C.
complished SO far.
Specializing ON the Result.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-The result of the
election in this State on State officers is
still in doubt. Official returns from
So of the 102 counties in the State give
Smith, Republican candidate for Treas
urer, 1867 majority ovver Orendorf,
Democrar, and, on the basis of former
elections, the remaining seventeen
counties will increase rather than di-
minish this majority, but the results
thus far have been SO unusual that they
can be counted ON with no degree OF
certainty. Stratton, Republican candi-
date for Superintendent of instruction,
run ahead of his ticket, and the result
as between him and Raab, Democrat, is
entirely probiematical.
Mayo Gets In.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. IO.-In the First
Congressional District Mayo, Coalition
ist. rs elected.
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 10.-Unofiicial
returns from "a counties show the cleo
ton of Bennett, Democrat, for Con.
gressman at large. An official count
may be necessary in the Seventh Dis
trict. York, Coalitionist, and Robbins,
Democrat, are in doubt.
Train Wrecked.
BOSTON, Nov. 10-A freight train on
the New York and New England Bail
road was wrecked near jackson today.
The fireman was seriously injured.
Meeting or shipowners.
New YoRK, Nov. lO.-A meeting Of the
ship owners of New York, the New
England States and Philadelphia, was
held here today. The meeting decided
the following suggestions be recon-
= s;"n. .rHe M ~. s,oi;t;pn 90 thrao ,uonths,
aytra wanas 70 saan,an d;scharoed with
their own consent in foreirn no,ts.
stores for r;ou;no for vessels IN foreion
trade and tc and from the Pacific. 6e
imno,ted free of dntv The abolition of
Consnlar fees AGAINST vessels. The in
d;vidnaI j;ahilitv Of shin owners he
limited to his nroportion of the owner.
ship. The approval OF the Ciafton bill,
now Deiore congress- Provioine .aat s
Conpcl...ou as:.n aor su0 psIao pSsa ~ ,.rm, s,ua
anu aes'lsu.c scaInon 81 c1o 70 Su stal . .iom a.
Tue PFeS1u. tS.o VI S.o W nss oohso 20.
gay: Ana' Captalus on t.sss oA" nnr,
Inatlon % "iAo~c" =" pl'o' 'n0i' o"'
Ves'eiS'
Missionary money
The meeting OF the Methodlst Epis-
coRa,.ans ;s.;Nn" was ooIsuou , s"S az. ne
tSiIowlhg npRIoR.i'a:.lon: H ':s "I az zoo. 1Ie' Me
Oregosa, S9.W, SSa' G = 20 N0-
vaaa' so'oo' anu ooiofaoo' e''s"'
Disastrous Fire.
NRwnERN, N. O., Nov. 10.-A fire here
this morning destroyed eight buildings
The loss is estimated at $4,000.
Train Disaster.
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