Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-19

that our usual reserve amount vili have
70 be drawn from this wears crop. The
Tribune concludes with the advice 10
hold wheat until q fair profit is oh
tanned. II will not be q drug on the
market.
AslADesS fer Utah.
OMAHA, Sept. 1.-Two companies Of
the Ninth Infantry from Fort Omaha
and -four from Font sydney have been
suddenly ordered to Fort Douglass, near
Salt Lake. Thsy left Omaha TODAY. Il
ls intima1ed that the strengthening Of
Fort Douglass - from anticipated trou-
biee with the MOrmons during the an
pr aching election, which is to be held
under the supervision Of the Utah CON-
N ssioners. several companies of the
sixth Infantry are ut Fort Douglass,
and the chances for war, with the above
achievements 70 the garrison. will be
small.
Lest Passenger.
CoLLIxgwooD. Ont, Sept. 18.-Pollow-
ing are the names of the passengers
lost on the steamer Asia, booked here :
VIM. Christie and wife. just married at
CollingwOod VIM. Clinton, Il. Morris,
A. Bowse, Mr.. Ship. Mr.. Duncan and
Mr.. Kerr and family, Limehouse, Ont.
w. B. Gallagher, j. H. Jenkes, Mani
toba.
Melville Desd Heen.
WAsHrseroN. Sept. 1s.-A telegram no
ceived by Acting Secretary Of the Navy
Walker, yesterday, from Engineer Mel
vile, simply asked for an extension Of
leave on account of sickness in his fam
lily. The request was granted. None of
the particulars of Melville's actions are
known at the Department. The report
of his having deserted his wife created
quite sensation this morning among
officials here.
HUNTERS PorNT, L. l.. Sept. 18.-FOur
hundred employees of the Steinway
Piano Works struck this morning on
account of the unpOpularity of Super
intendent Sumner. The men will not
return to work unless he be discharged.
Should their demand be acceded to it is
said the employees in New York. about
1000 in number. will also strike.
Yeliow Fever Aaeas.
CAPx HKMKY, Sept. 18.-This morning
the Italian bark Galileo, from Pensa-
cola, bound for Hampton Roads, passed
here with yellow fever aboard. Four
died.
Double Maraer.
ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 18.-Alonzo Cash.
aged ~, shot and NOR tally wounded his
wife Minnie, aged near IL, near Door
Evansville yesterday, and then killed
himself.
4 wheat Thief.
KANLAs CRY, Sept. 1S.-Chas A..
WAS arrested today for stealing wheat.
stealing probably several thousand dol
lara worth.
4 susall Fire.
CHIrPEwA Falls, Wis, Sept. ls.-A
hre originating in and destroying tbs
Central Hotel, burned also two fine
rows of business houses ON tho other
side Of it. The total loss Ii over eaO,-
COO; insurance $4,000.
Another Fire.
ST.. CHARLEs, ILL.,, Sept. l6.-The Co.
operation Creamery Company's factory
was burned today. Loss, $4,000; in
surance, $4,000.
HUDSON, N. u. Sept. la.-ThOmas
Brigham b Sons shoe factory was
burned today. Loss. e65.0O0. BURGLARS
robbing the safe was the cause.
New York, Sept. 18.-The President
goes 10 Washington this afternoon.
Secretary Folger 10 quite Ill.
De0aGsGy.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1S.- Two Demooatic
politicians attended q meeting of Ger
man yestereay, held for the purpose of
protesting against the Prohibition aQi-
tation aud sumptuary laws. They made
strong bids for votes, claiming that the
Democrats were strongly in favor Of free
saloons, and the kepublican party were
pledged 20 deprive the Germans of all
beer drinking rights. They were sharp
ly adnonished that this Wds not party
question, and that, in all tho States save
two. whore prohibition had advanced, it
was due more to the Democratic than
Republican war.
4 Denlal from Brewster,
WASHINGTON, o0pt. 1o.-A0ueV0o IN
terest Is created In the Star Route an iir
By the denial received from Brewster,
stating that Cameron and Henry A.
Bowen having in no manner approached
or offered to bribe Foreman Dickson to
convict tho defendants. 6eth gentle
men ara hurryin9 towards washington.
IL u stated that their version OF the
transaction will show that Dicksou
made the nrst advance, BY wanting 70
know what It would bsneat him to vote
Tor oonvictiou. They will b. met ON
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