Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-22
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.. - tsken mp sn Monday.
~..-7sorcs. April 20.-In the Senate
-.,,ov forenoon the Chinese bill will
..hy, be taken mp and become the
s,,.hed business for Monday, TO
-. date, after holding an executive
80 the Senate may as usual on
s,dsys b expected to adjourn. The
.sh of discussion on this new Chi
~ b;ll in the Senate cannot be accu-
~, predicted. but if promptly CON-
.ssa On Monday there is fair pros
~ reaching final vote upon the
....mrs BY Wednesday, or possibly on
Tussday.
Ahoui stock and Bonds.
Nsv YoRx, April D.-The raid bv a
.s.r. of brokers on Southern Pacific
...ssvdav ia believed to be in further
-. of scheme already exposed TO get
.,,.rol Of the entire stock at the pres
:. Low prices, and then get up another
al in the summer market through
p,cfessor Treadwell. A London con-
..c4iou Of dealers in bonds say invest
=. are unfavorably affected by the lack
= statistical information in regard to
,,il,osd property, and there are intima
t;oos Of an organized movement to en-
dssyer to compel railroad companies to
make monthly statements of earnings,
~rpsnses, stc. European and American
~suitalists are said to be combined in
~ movement. 1t is also said some of
the brokers are heading the Govern
neni u for II.
Iesse James's widow Talking.
CHICAGO, April 20.-A Times special
from Kansas City gives an extended in
hyisw with Jesse James's widow. She
tslls Of their courtship, which lasted five
wears. They we're opposed by her
narents, who lived near Kansas City, but
they oontrived to effect an elopcrnent.
This vas in 1869, just after Jesse, who
vss her cousin. had been declared an
oatlaw, with price set on his head.
Hs visited her there. and she him ut his
mothers, in Ksarney, onoe. They hid
m the yard, whom Pinkerton was after
him. They were married at her sisters :.
hKsarney, on the 2lth Of April, 1874, and
vsut TO Sherman, Texas, making their
hsusymoon on the prooseds Of the Blue
CT robbery. She SAYS Jesss was not in
ths Hot Springs robbery. Gods Hill
nsttsd him only two hundred dollars,
end reports about the proceeds Of his
Fcbbsriss were greatly exaggerated.
They went from Sherman TO Dallas in
September. Mrs. James returned to
Kansas City that winter, while Jesse
took part in the Corinth Miss and
Mancisr (Ks.) affairs. They went to
Edgsfeld and then TO Baltimore. Jesse,
shs says. was dealing in fast horses, and
Hvsd there. During the time that Jesse
was delegate to the State Convention,
vhioh nominated Gov. Foster, no was
IN he first Glendale aud Burlington
yaidA In March they went to Kansas
City, ard lived there till September LIST.
Tha Baus Cut robbery was planned here.
an1 The outlaw lived in their house
adsrwardA They moved several times
insKauas City, and finally to st. Joseph,
whore he was killed. She says he did
rot take part in the Kansas City rob-
bssy, nor the stage robbsries in Colorado
q Texas.
Frest.kil1ed.
MEMPHIS, April 2l.-Rsports from
Haywood, Upton. and Lairdssdals
counties in Tennessee. Mississippi and |
Crittsnden counties in Arkansas, are
that the frost on Friday, Saturday and
Sunday nights killed all the cotton up |
h those counties, nscessitating replant-
lng and setting. Farmers are put back |
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sant To B.rlin h.. rsc.;vaa h;s ;n.truo-
tious from thu Stats D.n.,tmant and
vili law. hara toaav .prout. for his
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Tia House Comm;t,e, on Private
Land Claims todnv 1;reot.d Represen-
onkive Mulsnv n a.t :, tsa f,rst onror-