Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-08

Buffalo, Oct. John F. Moulton
was nominated for Congress by the Re-
publicans Of the Thirty second District.
BALTIMoaE, Oct. The Republicans
OF the Second Congressional District
nominated Thaddeus G. Blair.
CHxrKsSK, Oct. THE Democratic
Territorial Convention met at Green
River today. G. r. Miller was made
President and John c. Friend Secretary.
ID. Z. Post, present Delegate 70 Con-
Rress, was rs-nOminatsd by acclsma-
tion.
ALTOONA, Oct. 7.--Alex. n. COffreth
has been nominated for Congress by the
Republicans of the Seventeenth District.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 7.-Andrev G. Chap
man has been nominated for Congress
BY the Democrats of the Fifth District.
MILWAUKEE, Oot. The Democrats
OF the Fourth Congressional District
have nominated =. v. Denster.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. THE Filley faction
OF the Republican party nominated the
Fall City ticket.
Ten thousand persons were present at
the Fair today.
De0seraale Nsoinatiss.
BOSTON, Got. Tin the sixth district
the Democrats nominated Dan'i w.
Lawrence for Congress.
TravelisG Disease.
CHICAGO, Oct. 7.-Several cases Of
small p0x at Fort Wayne, on an emi-
grant train from New York, were dis
covered by the health inspector today.
0ulelly Doae.
III n>k D.oc,4~,r~
David Davis was married, early in the
ton, N. g., formerly of Cairo, Illinois.
ThrswinG The Blane where II Belsn&s.
NEW YoRK, Oct. THE Coroner's
jury investigating as to the responsible
ty for the late collision in the Harlem
River tunnel, by which three persons
lost their lives, find W. ID. c. Rawson,
telegraph operator at the 96th station,
guilty Of culpsble negligence; Geo. Z.
Rood, conductor of the New Haven and
Hartford train, guilty of gross and
criminal negligence; RObt. s. Robbins,
brakeman. guilty of culpable negligence.
They tind the New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Companies
guilty Of gross and criminal negligence.
Gene Iasanc.
CHICAGO, Oct. 7.-Geo. Scovills filed
petition in the County Court today, ask
ing that Mrs. Scoviile he adjudged in
sane and 0onfiued in the asylum for
lunatics.
DKNIsoN, Tex, Oct. 7.-udRe Wood,
of the ChOotaw National, who was shot
by an empl0ye, is dead.
GROWING Old.
NEwPoKr, r. l., Oct. 7.-Bancroft, the
historian, celebrated his SD birthday.
An entertainment was given in honor
of General Brewster, who returns to
Philadelphia on Thursday.
Rejected.
PRovIDENcH, Octs 7.-Wm. Spragus
was rejected te-day by tho Board Of
Trade, He received 6S votes to fifty
nine against. A thyee-fourths vote is
needful to elsct him to membsrship.
Politics.
Hartford, Conn.,, Oct. 7.-Forty
towns in the election voted no license.
LuzOn b. Morris is expected tO-mOr-
row to receive the Democratic nomina-
ton for Governor.
what Of Ie9
WuxrNoroN, Del, Oct. This state
ia regarded as Democratic by 1900 ma
jOrity.
(:oinE 10 Earepe.
New YoRx, Oct. lit is probable that
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. keene and fam
lily will 20 to Europe in spring to remain
several years.
Indian mission.
PORTLAND, (Ms.) Oct. 7.--At meet
ing of the American Board Of Foreign
Missions, President Bartlett of Dar-
mouth College pres snted q report of the
Commission on Dakota Indian Missions.
The report recommends the mission to
be transferred to the American Mission
ary Association, leaving details of ar
rangements to the Presidential Com
mission. General e. Whitley, Score
tary, Of the Indian Commission, spoke
in behalf Of Indians. The reoommen-
dation Of the commission was adopted.
Rleven Months . Prisoner.
WASHINGTON, Oct. T. Senior Elmore,
the Peruvian Minister at Washington,
received dispatch from 0ua9uil Rona-
dor, dated today, advising him that
Garcia Callederon, Constitution Presi-
dent of Peru, who during the last eleven
months has been prisoner in Chill,
and the newly arrived Onltcu TsascS
Minister IN Cniii' IN At9Quipa, Eetu'
were treating Tor neaco; AZ comm cnt-
Ing tonight upon tho telegram, E!mo!c
said AreQuipa is ven kn0wn C;.y ~
the interior OF southern fcfu, ia.ely
made . ueas ~ tne re.uvian oovcIn-
ment by Vice President Monteso, ,wno nas
been acting % President OF fciu SINCE
the carrying away OF r.csioeh. enI.e
dsron on the 6th OF Novemoef iaM;
Minister kimore saya the news ola NOT
much snrpriso him, because ne mas oeen
expecting somcthing OF tne 6lna. .ln
view OF the solid union OF tne fcruv,sn. -
under tho proy,siooA Rovefnmens o.
Callceeson, ana OF tue loyM HsMtooe 0t
Boliyis asA Pe9 any ana g .nS n.M
position occupied by the United states
during the whole war, ~ an mapaEt1ai
fricnd 20 al boihgefents. ne s,Wsys oS-
lisved that lssting peaoe ooo1 p ma0e e.
only ~ sno vaa.ouosu - ~ T;s.~ Tr;s.a ~ Ssstas ~
.. u 60
9udas IaTbell, deputy flrss comp
trolles OF the Treasury. has oecn ion o, ses-
oral dnV1 o0E00o0 20 DIS IOOm Uy lbtuceo