Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-11
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DoPse Raeea.
v,v YosK, June 8. -Coney Islan
.ourss. ono mile-Charlsy B. first, Ne
=. ps,son second, Montauk third; tim
,.n seven farlonRs, ali aRss-Cspia
60. Clarendon second, Baby third; tim
,.s7x. Mile and a quarter-Strathst
inst skylark second, Vista third; tim
90ex Hurdle race, mile and Q qusrts
Ohio Boy first, Buster second, Hosco'
third; time PIG.
Disleyalty.
prrxxssrso, Va, June 10.-Ths 16tl
anniversary of the first Federal attacl
ann Petersburg wvs celebrated by dec
rating the graves Of Confederates.
WeleomeA Ds0e.
ATLANTA, fGa.) June 9.-An immsns,
number Of people were 1t the depot tt
.sleoms Senator Hill. Owing to the
critical condition Of the Senator, the
only demonstration was uncovsring the
bsads as the carriage passed.
Fire 0al.
WnxEsBARBE, (Pa.) juno l0.-The
stanton shaft fire has bssn extinguishsd.
Seeisus strike.
Couozs, IN. W jane 10.-Ths Treas
u,sr of Harmony Mills states that work
vil no. be started before September.
Cotton for June and July delivery has
bssn ordered sold upon arrival at New
York. The strike has become lock
ont. and has now lasted seven weeks.
Crop Prospects.
ST. PAUL, May 9.-Crop reports from
ell parts Of the northwest received to-
nigh. are more favorable than for two
or three weeks. The weather is every
vhsrs warm and dry, and corn, which
vas cot back by the cold spring rains,
is coming forward we'll. In the northern
counties wheat is six or eight inches
high. II covers the ground we'll and
looks thrifty. In the southern part OF
tho State reports of all grain are
equally good.
Lsekinx A1uer their Property.
CoLuxBUs, (Ohio) Juno 1O.-Hon.
James G. Blaine and T.. B. Elkins of
New York, accompanied BY a number Of
Boston capitalists. are here ON tour of
inspection Of the Standard Coal and
Iron Company's property, in which they
are interested. They leave for the East
tonight.
Sick Geverasr.
Ex-Governor Dennison il rapidly de-
dining. Tonight all his children have
BEEN called homo.
HanG.
GALvgsroN, Juno 9.-Quirino Galos
was today hanged at Brownsville, fer
the murder Of another Mexican about .
year ago.
Millions Ter Italy.
NEW YORK, June 10.-Gold exports
from New York since April first have
been about $l7 900 900, the greater por-
tion of which will be used in Italy in re-
suming specie payments. It 10 believed
that contractors have about so, ,000, 900
more 70 furnish the Italians.
wheat IN 11linols.
SpRMoYIELD, Juno i0.-Ths Depart
usnt Of Agriculture reports prospects
favorable for more than an average
yield Of wheat per acre, although the
army worm has stripped of the blades
in some Of tho southern counties.
Fsuadered ~ Sea.
NEW Yoax, June 10.-Reports are re-
csivsd Of the mysterious laundering Of
the Britiah steamer Penedo, en- May 3,
near Port Eanto In the Madeira Islands,
in moderate head sea. She Was caught
amidships. her decks parted. and she
foundsred in two minutes. OF the
crew, 26 men, three wsrs drowned. The
ethsEs escaped in boat.
Damage BY Fire.
RocxvILlx, Conn.,, June l0.-Whits,
Cerbin 4 Co.'s Envelope Works were
damaged by FIRE and water 70 the
amount Of 100000. Insured one half.
Washlngssn Notes.
WASHINGTON, juno l0.-Don Cameron
has resolved to mako several changes
among the Federal officials in the State.
When an acceptable place can bc found
for him, Collector Hartranft will give
place for a more aggressive man, and
Postmastsr Hindkoper will soon BE- CON-
PEELED to turn over his Office to . stal-
wark
Gen. Logan appeared before the Com
mittss on Education and Labor, and
made an argument in favor Of his bill
directing the appropriation Of internal
revenue receipts. from the tax on whis-
ky, for the benefit Of the national school
system. He reviewed the points made
In his speech in the Senate upon the in
srodnetion of ths bill, and presented
some serious points for the considsra-
ton Of the Commission. He asked for
an early repsrt. Upon vote taken
this morning it showed three Of the
four members present favored the meas
ure. There will undoubtedly be . ma
iority report in favor Of the bill. and il
will probably be presented 70 the Senate
next week. Blair, Chairman Of the
Committee, has prepared report upon
the subject, which he expects to deliver
next Tuesday. Senator Logan is conf
dent that IL the bill 10 reported next
week he ~ill be able to pass it through
The Senate this session.
Blaine is in Harrisburg today, where
hs will remain two or three days. Poll
ticians here think Blaine il taking part
in the independent fight in Psnnsyl-
vania, and that he 10 indirectly doing
al he can for Senator Mitchell.
Fight PssspsneA.
PrrsBuRaH, June l0.-Weiden and
Aaloney, the puRilists, who were TO nght
near the line on an island in the Ohio
nvsr, next Monday. announce . post.
ponsment Of the mill until some future
time, on account Of threatened arrest
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