Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-12
nAsTERN NEWS.
.r,.rrp PRESS DISPATCHES.

EASTERN NEWS.
r,.rxp PRESS DISPATCHES.
-.~ They Do Il In Texas.
DALI in this State, last night, Z.
Heensss the defeated candidate ior
Tndoe. shot and instantly Killed
CceeYn Ynorisy. a Young lawyer who had
k1..n III OF him during the campaign
Net Dead Vet.
...,xvnLE. O., Nov. 10.-Commis-
.s, Raom has improved 80 as 70 %
e1.. ~ - rssume his journey this evening.
!. m thought he would die.
Train Ditched.
cvr, BLUrrs, Iowa, Nov. lO.-Ihe
W honnd express train on the Wa
notsu q I0uis aud Pacific Railroad was
1..shsd near Nortbboro this morning.
~ trsin was badly wrecked. Ibe bag
nc. and express messenger we're both
csssntly killed and several others more
or les injured.
w.sumoros, Nov. 10.-The Depart
~. of Agriculture report exceptional
= s"s veather during the past month
y, maturing and harvesting cotton.
r,aveiing siwash Fashion.
c,xcmsArI, Nov. l0.-Doctors s. d.
rsnSsiI and wife, and d. G. A. Kneid of
s.ss,,sryiIle, N. Y, who arrived today
Il s.roa left Lake George August 18th,
g;.o thsnce by water to Buffalo, thence
s iiisohsny and down the Ohio river.
u Kendall will return home from
this point, but rest OF party will con-
tinus their voyage to the Gulf OF Mexico
snd thence along the coast to New York
snd no the Hudson river, and thence to
Ishiaa. point which they hope to reach
nsrt August. They are at present the
sueGts Of the Cincinnati Canoe Club.
l.dsssrial and lndian School.
WAmNoToN, Nov. 10.-The report of
&C. Armstrong, Superintendent OF the
Indian Industrial School at Southamp-
ton, Va, for the fiscal year has been
mbmitted 10 the Indian Commissioners.
There are now thirty girls and fifty
four boys in the school. He recon-
meuded that after six months at school
q an Incentive to labor, that the stud
euts be allowed 25 cents per day-one-
half of which to be retained until the
Students leave for their homes.
NH. Wilkinson, Superintendent of
The Indian Training School at Forest
Grove, Oregon, has submitted his an
nual report to the Commissioner OF In
dian Affairs. 1t shows the total number
Of students to be 81 boys and "a girls.
Thirty seven of that number are divided
among several tribes as follows: Cheha-
lis 6, Alaskans IL, Nesquallie g. Oyster
Bay Q, Pitt River 2, Piquette l, Puyal-
lup ", Spokane 4S, Snohomish l, Una.
tiilas 10, Warm Spring and WasoOs II.
Attention is directed to blacksmithing,
shoemaking and carpenterinR. The
course of instruction is the Same as in
common schools, and the progress is
satisfactory.
By Commissioner Mcfarland that has q
we'll established precedent. 1t reads
I'm case simultaneous applications fol
timber culture entry Of tract in thu
same section, registers and receivers arr
instructed to grant the right to the high
ert bidder, as in homestead cases."
Arshar's Movements.
New YoRx, Nov. 10.-President Ar
thur leaves this city on Monday f0l
Washington. He had a conference with
his law partner this afternoon.
Male, the Chief
CONCoRD, N. H., Nov. l0.-Two hun
drsd and thirty three towns give Hale d
plurality vste of 1249. The three re-
naming towns tn 1880 gave so Demo
cratic majority.
Whisky Men Cant Agree.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 10.-The Distillers'
Western Export Association at a meet
ing today, failed to heal the breach by
which the movement to reduce the pro-
duction failed. II is believed, however
that . settlement will be reached by to.
morrow.
On CrrY. Pa, Noy. 1O.-Petroleum
very excited, opened today at 135. II
went higher, but closed at 124H.
Another Republlcan Elected.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Nov. 10.-General
Frank d. Sloat, Republican, is elected
State Controller.
what Of Il.
BoaToN, Nov. lO.-Blaine went to New
York this afternoon.
The weather.
NRw YoRK, Nov. 1O.-The highest tenn
peEature reached at midnight was 6S de-
erees; the lowest ~ degrees.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-The lowest temper
atare reached during the past "a hours
Va 30 degrees; the highest "a degrees.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1O.-The returns
feceived from every county In the State
Of which 66 are official, give Patterson,
Democrat, for Governor a plurality Of
8,660 votes over Beaver, Republican.
Patterson has q plurality in 14S coun.
tiss, and Beaver in -. Il is not believed
that the estimated vote inthe II coun-
iss not officially reported will material
y change tho result.
Aairlnsnial.
WAsHMaToN, Nov. lit il stated
hat ex-Vice President Wheeler will
shortly marry Mrs. Woodruff, of Chi
eaeo. widow Of the late supervising sur
eeon general.
National Bank Statement.
WARRINGTON, Nov. ll.-Receipts of
Nasional bank notes for redemption
curing the week ending today were
Ab66,OOO; bonds held by tho Treasury
secure National bank circulation
HSaS.05O; TO secure public money in
Nancnal bank depositOries, GIG. 6.249. 900;
bonds deposited to secure circulation
celane the week, 81, $50. 800; 10 secure
escolation withdrawn during tho week,
x1N.6O; National bank notes out
aaomg. VS., ,IA, ,7l9; lawful money ON
Ssu 70 redeem notes of National
no.s reducing circulation, $23, ,9S2, ,6,fs;
nqu,dae,ne banks, $l2,S7s, ,l32; failed
oankA $9,Tl ,072.
New Bank.
tns Comptroller Of Currency today
ss;@9osized the Montana National Bank
neiena, Montana, to begin business
van capitol Of ESQ, 600.
uesrible.
ff0sBulG, Va, Nov. l1.-A cabin
ne farm Of Mrs. Marshall, occupied
y family Of colored people, WAS set
s and all the occupants burned to
Miserable Thlevery.
Oo.oEs, N. T., Nov. ll.-Jeseph Rivet
~ orovned on Oct. SOth, and his re-
s.lns inferred In Calvary Cemetery.
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