Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-05

WHO Iecootly came into the place il
great numbers to work in q rubber fac.
tory. A few nights ago a white mar
was badly beaten by q negro, and in ne
talaatlon the whites beat every colored
man found on the streets. Stones anl
clubs we're freely used, and several per.
sons badly injured. The negroes an
peared with shotguns, and the assaiI
ants fed.
RannihG Races.
CoNEY ISLAND, Nov. 4.-First race. on.
mile: Buster first, Kite second. Gail,
third. Time, 1:49.
second race, one mile: knight Tenn
plar FIRST, Bell Bird second, Miami Fan,
third. Time, 1:49.
In the third race Of one-eiRhth of Z
mile Bonheim was first, Tennyson sec
ond, and Harry Mann third; l:314.
In the fourth race of one and fourth
miles, George Mccullough was first
Marchioness second and Hartford third
time PIP.
Maxnineent Going.
Providence, Nov. 4.-Go, had a won
derful effect upon the mare, whose ears
Immediately lay down, and she lit ont
for race with burst of speed that
took everybody by surprise. She got to
the turn before anybody could give ut.
terance to their feelings. Going for the
turn Billy d. went up and wouldn't
trot. Yellow Dock passed the quarter
in 321S, the half in 1O4%. BY the time
Billy d. got to the half Yellow Dock
had her nose at the three quarter pole
in 1881. She went under the wire
winner Of the heat and race in Pill, the
fastest on record in q race Of this kind.
Billy d. logged along, in the meantime,
about half way between the half f-way
and three-quarter poles.
Minlng stocks.
New YORK, Nov. Aiming stocks
are dull and irregular. Robinson Con
solidated opened and closed at l45,
Chrisolite declined from LEO to 14O, Con.
eOlidated Virginia declined from IS to
70, Bulwer.declined from l2O to ITO, Brad
shaw advanced from 80 to 49, Belle Isle
from 40 to so. The sales for the day
were IN, 600 shares; total forthe week,
All, ,47O shares. Total bullion receipts
in New York for the past week from the
mines, $1SO,00O.
Copper il steady; Lake 1871; petrol
cum strong; United 117h; crude 77A @
7S]f, refined 8ss@8Z. Australian tin 2
cents.
Enormous Assessnaenis.
WASHINGTON, Noy. 4.-From figures of
the official assessment of the District
Of Columbia, it appears the Capitol
building is assessed at SI5,O99. .656;
grouds, $780,, ,595; White House, $685.
$50; Executive Stables, 81, 800; Treas
ury Department and grounds, 800, ,454;
State, War and Navy department build
inRs, $6,2l1, ,16l; Agricultural Depart
$6S9. .O6G; Smithsonian Institution,
$492, ,65l; National Museum, $3.50, 600;
grounds, 81, 553,851; Washington Monu-
ment, $3OO, 900.
A Resignation.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. A. Matt. GRAY.
Secretary for tho Commonwealth, has
resigned his Office. Gray says his resig-
nation was caused by Governor Hoyt's
letter deposing tho Independent
Cause Association. "As soon as had
read that letter." Col Gray said, 81 tele-
graphed my resignation to Harrisburg.
l felt that could not continue in close
relation with the Governor. In my tele-
gr IN l rendered my peremptory resig-
nation, which was to take immediate ef-
feet. 1t stated that would be at Har-
risburg next week to settle up my ac-
counts. i meant that the Governor, not
l. should give publicity to my action.
Today received a number Of unsigned
commissions from Chandler. NV teie-
gram to him was not intended for pub
lication. Governor Hoyt's action will
affect the election"
Knsws Nothing Of Il.
HARRIsBURo, Nov. 4.-Gov. Hoyt saws
he has not received telegram from
Secretary Gray announcing his resigna-
tion. Senator Cameron and other stall
warts threaten to show mp defalcations
by Hoyt. The latter calls tho story an
unmitigated falsehood.
Ineendlaries.
LANCASTER, Nov. 4.-GeorQe Bremmer,
q "fire bug" plead guilty to tho charge
Of setting fire to the postoffce. He i'm
plicated eight others. It seems that
there was an organized band for the
purpose of setting fire to the buildings.
Stecks. Etc.
New YoRK, Oct. 30.-Silver bars, 112h
Money, 2IS.
Governments. unchanged.
Stocks strong.
Western Union, IS.
Quicksilver, 81.
Pacific, 80.
Wells, Fargo 4 Co., 129.
New York Central, 1929.
Erie, 40.
Panama, 167.
Denver and Rio Grande, 52x.
Union Pacific stocks, l07k.
U. p. bonds, 1l5]1.
Central Pacific stocks, 9Ok.
@. P. bonds. 9OH.
Sutro Tunnel, Y.
Baltimore copper, unchanged.
OH Lunaey.
OH CrrY, Pa, Nov. 4.-The petroleum
market has taken hold bit, and rushed
1pward fast enough to ,oil the most san
culinary bull. Opening at 1O91s, it
touched ITO in two minutes, fell back to
lOS1S, then rushed up to lis, closing at
The morning session 1l4Js. The after
noon session opened amid great excite
ment at lis, advanced with slight reac-
hons to l20, fell back TO la and closed
1t 1l9,1. The oil sales reached nine
million barrels.
Railroad Accident.
PoMFRDcr. Conn Nov. 4.-Trains COL
lided here today, seriously injurinG five
one Of whom will probably
die.
Who Cares?
ATLANTA. Ga, Nov. 4.-Gov. Alex. II.
stephens Is in Augusta today.
An Explssisn.
Hartford, Nov. A big explosion in
the Metallic cap works took place to-
day. Five workmen wefe injured, two
NEW YoRK, Nov. 4.-The grand jury
found an indictment against Charles
Raab and John Hcrrick for ballot stuff
ing in the Eighth Assembly District.
Diplsnasie.
WAsHrSoroN, Nov. l.-Louis w. DOM
inque, Minister from the Argentine Re-
public TO the United States, arrived here
last night.
The japanese legation deny the
charge of their Secretary being appoint
ed with q view to influencing the action
ON the japanese indemnity bill now
pending before Congress-
Chause ef Pian.
Frank II. Howe, chief clerk of the
postoffice department has resigned. 70
aoceut position in tho Office Of the At