Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-28

uOIIo CS5uOlOAtS IOH NOQQt08S, was a9k0<
whether he was Blaine or Arthur man
and he declined to answer, and tonigh
1t is rumored that Smith is to be with
drawn by Malone and q strong Arthu
candidate pat in his place. It is statet
on high authority that q prominen
col0red Republican from Washington
will soon stump the State with Blaine
1t is understood that Fred Douglass il
the man. and he warns his race that il
they affiliate with Malone they need
expect no sympathy from the true Re
publican party which he predicts viii
be dominant in this country within 9
year. Whether or not these reports ar,
well grounded certain it is that Mahon,
is using speciar diligence to get oul,
Stalwart candidates, and is assiduously
wedding out all weak kneed ones. HI
has evinced determination to draw 9
line sharply between Blaine and Arthur
sympathizers. and all the former forced
to retire. Hives. whose enforced with
drawal in the Fifth District, is spoker
of as supposed TO be tainted with Blaine
ism which was not an offense to MahOns
till Blaine recently so unequivocally de
clared himself against the coalition
party in Virginia. In the meantime
the strai2ht-out Republican party in
this State was gaming the accessions
and perfecting its organization. Wheth.
er or not they will be strong enough to
elect their ticket is a matter for conjec
ture, but the fact that there are earnest
aspirants for the straight-out nomina.
tions in all the districts would seem &c
indicate that they are encouraged with
strong hopes of success. Blaine is uu.
doubtedly strong in Virginia. He has
intimated that he will gain many &C
cessions to his ranks, and give Malone
much trouble. 1t is certain that the
Readjuster leader is more disturbed by
this Blaine opposition than by anything
which yet come in his way.
big Buslness.
New YORK. Sept. N.-up to 1870 today
the United States Treasury has re-
deemed 81 ,89l 800 called bonds.
Fer Congress.
PATTERSON, Nd. Sept. 81 The Re
publicads of the Fifth District nomin.
ated W. w. Phelps.
Dead.
ADRIAN, Mich, Sept. N.-HOn. Fer
nandO q. Beamen, member of Congress
for the First District of this State fol
five successive terms, died here this af-
ternoon, aged 66.
Easing the Money Market.
NEW XoRK, Sept. 27.-There is foun
dation for the talk about w. II. Van
derbilt advancing United States bonds
to east the money market, and that q
bank offered to borrow from him ter
million Of United States four per cent
bonds, which he holds, advancing there.
on the full market price. about twelve
million dollars, and charging him fol
money advanced low rate of interest
It is understood that this offer of the
bank is part Of the scheme to have the
United States internal revenue receipts
deposited in the bank, which would
give the bonds borrowed from Wander.
bilt to the Government as security fol
internal revenue receipts ON Govern.
ment money, thus left with it, two pur.
poses would be served by the operation
The first would be that money instead
Of being locked up in the bank would
be deviated from its way from the
Treasury to national banks, where it
could be lent in the market; the other
which would concern the bank alone
would be the profits which it cOulC
make by lending Government depOs its
The Erenimg Post says: Our under
standing is that Vanderbilt declined to
lend his bonds, which are all registered
in his name, and that tho scheme has
been abandoned.
Panic Preventive,
Il is reported here that Secretary Fol
GER stated that the Government wOulG
take what action would be necessary Il
maintain ease in the money market
when he returns to Washington he in
tends 70 look into the matter, and If tn,
law will permit will recommend that tn,
Government shall loan money to tn,
banks and take bonds for security.
Guilsy Ceaseience Men.
New YoRK, Sept. N.-The Ford broth
ers. slayers of Jesse James, are on exhi
bition in Brooklyn, a1d it is said the,
we're badly frightened last night by tn,
appearance Of a woman closely veiled
whom they asserted was the wife O
Frank James, and who, they say, ha,
threatened to take their lives when the,
are not expecting it. The woman, afte
glancing around the place, entered {
carriage and was driven rapidly away.
Runaway Locomotive.
MINNEAPoLIs, Minn., Sept. 27.-At st
Johns, on the st. Paul, Minneapolis 4
Manitoba Railroad, seven miles from
Whitman, this morning, a locomotive
becoming unmanageable, was aban
doned by the engineer and fireman. /
made the run TO Whitman ut tremendou
speed, there Colliding with caboose oc
cupied by three men, completely wreck
ing it, and killing Ed Brothers. Tn
others were not seriously injured.
Melville Reports.
WAsHINoroN, Sept. N.-Enginser Mel
vile had long interview today will
Secrethry Chandler, and gave detaile,
account Of finding the bodies of DeLonI
and party. The private papers ant
journal Of DeLonR will be turned owe
to his wife.
Grswiag Old.
Fred Douglass says he is not the prom
inent colOred citizen who ID going t,
Virginia in the interest of straight -Ou
Republicans. He is in sympathy viii
Malone. He declines An invitation I,
Ohio. giving as reason that he is to-
old 10 travel.
N8W IOnK, 66pt. U.-In0 Am0rlCAl
Institute Fair was opened this afternoon
by President Ely. Many people wer
present. Tho Fair will be open unit
December 9Th.
Shaken up.
SPRMaFrKLD, H., Sept. ga shocl
Of earthquake vas distinctly felt her
about 1 O'Clock this morning.
CExrRAIIA, ILL.,. Sept. GA we'll l-de
fined shock Of earthquake was felt her
about 4:SO this morning, lasting severn
seconds. IL seemed 10 come from th
west, accompanied by rambling soun'
and ahook houses, being pefoeptible an
awakening all sleepers.
Let aum Set
WYIxrx0roN, Sept. IT, Tho TArii
Commission sits il Pittsbufg on the 81
and lOth Of October.
YeaaG o9enaeSx.
TH0Y, Sept. 37.-Tvo young men, vel
connected, were discovered committin,
serious burglaries. One q member Of
church, robbed residence Of his pastor
The police are looking for Geo. p. Frye
His companion has been secured.
CPueleyts sallees.
NV YoRx. Sept. &.-Capt. Hamilton
and mate Cummingx, Of the ship Un