Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-16

Heavy Less.
NEW Voax, July lo.-Ths losses Of the
ead-bsook Manufacturing Company
by ire last night foots up $4,000.

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dead-Brook Manufacturing Compan,
oy hrs last night foots up $500 900.
Dsseasslnx the Teros.
FanADHI1a1A, July 14.-Chairmar
Mckee, Of the Independent Republican
state committee has issued a call for q
meeting OF that body in this city on ths
Ith inst, to consider the four peace
propositions submitted by the Rszula,
Republican committee. While the In.
dependent candidates, speaking for
themselves alone, have rejected the OF.
Ter. The Independents Of this city say
that the committee will doubtless reject
the propositions and will probably re-
fuse to sanction the agreement Of can.
didates Stalwarts Duff, Merrick and
Jenkin, to have a new convention a,
which more Of the present candidates
on either ticket will be eligible for nom.
ination.
Mine Accident.
TKxARKANSA, July 15.-Nine more
bodies wers recovered from the ruins.
Most all were burnt beyond recognition.
Twenty bodies were buried. This after.
noon business houses are all closed, and
citizens generally attended the funeral.
Up to date twenty eight bodies have
been removed. and it is supposed that a
dozen bodies remain. Several men are
missing, supposed to be among the
dead. Contracts for removing the deb
ris preparatory TO rebuilding has been
let.
A New BiIl.
WAsHrNoToS, July 1.-THE House
Commerce Committee today appointed
a ub-committee to draft new immi.
grafton bill to take the place of the for
mer bill. vetoed by the President.
War 20 the Knife.
Senator Cameron decided today that
he would make no moro overtures to
the lndepe nden:s. In conversation
with leading Psnnsylvanians this after
noon he announced his program for tho
rest of the campaign. The Stalwarts
in Pennsylvania will make aggressive
war. They will consider the lndepend-
ents rs much their enemies, il not
more, than southern Democrats. No
concessions of any sort will DO given.
Senator Cameron said il would be bet
ter to mako straight out fight with a
certainty Of defeat than to patch up
some sort Of compromise and then be
beaten.
Willamette River Bridges.
WAsHIM0ToS, July 15.-The House
Committee ON Commerce reported IA
vorably today q bill authorizing the Or
egon Pacific Railroad Company to con-
struct one or more bridges across the
Willamette river.
Lever Tax wanted.
| The Tobacco Association will try and
| get the tax on tobacco reduced to eight
cents, cigars to s3, and cigarettes to
90 cents.
| A Generous Act.
ATLANTA, July 15.-Senator Brown
gives $50 900 to the University Mt Athens,
the interest to be used in educating poor
young men.
Sailed Awny.
New YonK, July 15.-3Iichasl Davitt
sailed for Antwerp today. Friends saw
him of, and gave him purse. He goes
to Paris, thence to London, and then
t. Dablin, to attend the convention
next month.
Got an once.
WASHINGTON, July 15.-Ths Presidert
has appointed Jas. NJ. Haworth. Of Ka,-
SIS, Inspector Of Indian schools.
Wcsierm Horse Races.
CHICAGO. July 15.-rhe opening day
on the summer srotting meeting WAS
today. Tho track was in good condi-
ton, the weather warm and cloudy and
the attendance fair. The frat race,
stake for colts and fillies B. year-olds and
under. net value to winner $1,000, WAS
watched with ordinary interest. The
| second race stake Was for colts aud
filliss, 1 years old and under. net value
$3.50. This race created most intense
! excitement on account of the close
finished and extraordinary character OF
the race, which is PRONOUNCED tho finest
on record for young ponies. After the
third heat Budd Dobls drove Jay Eye
see and A. A. Hic0x dro0s Bronze in
the last heat. The word was given,
with Jay Eyesess on a break, she never
thoroughly settled to the work through
out the heat.
Third race, Little Brown Jug to beat
2:llA for 5000. fiys hundred ad dditional
TO beat 2:lOla; time, 2:l5. 2.22, 2:l5k
In the second heat the PAGER broke At
the ffth furlon2.
Rallrssd Poo1lng.
CHICAGO, July l5.-The Times has the
following: 1.-The Colorado pool became
an accomplished fact today. Peter. Of
the Burlington road, Wheeler. Of the
1 Atcul0OlA, AOPoAo a Oonso = ~ oAsS Ss"A =,
of the Union Pacific. agreed upon the
saliant conditions Of the pooling ar
raneement. and decided that OF the Den.
yer traffic the Union Pacific shall have
81 per cent. the Burlington 30. and the
Atchison IS. The percentage to the
Union Pacific is on account of its two
Denver lines, from Omaha and Kansas
City. The smallness of hs Atchison al
lotment il due to its having = line 70 Dem
yer only over the tracks Of tho Denu
and Rio Grande. The Burlington, b.
sides receiving 80 per oent. for its Den
YER line. receives on its Omaha and Kan
sas City lines considerable proportion
Of tho percentage allotted to the Cniou
Pacific and the Atchison roads.
| Extraordinary Prseeeaass~
| DExvE1, July l6.-Ths R<pab'iears
Leadvills special Gays that tho Mayor
| .ra Citv C,uncil verc arrested today