Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-14
EASTERN NEWS.
,.rrp PRESS DIsPArcan'
...oepatIc Loss.

penocratic Loss.
&. Nov. 13.-Ihe con
RlinsiId; delegation will stand, ~ UeluU IN,
ss Liberals T. a gam u
aSverss Decision.
- Nov. 13.-It is ascer
= ,st shat the Supreme a Cou,' ~ charosf u
hiasa a.a;nst saH, General Curtis, cha caaiso'
&c ds ,asssivine asi political assessments
At work.
w.m,oros, Nov. ls.-Ihs hs!;asa Savs' tbi, AG
1Rosrd formally organaizea ga shn a'
ussly nO It elected Commoa34,e nnm nn
po!nine., ne.s,dent; and considered a mum 4,
lsds ples,s prs snbmitted for new shlps ol
bsf q q. p's.; r;thout action Adjourned.
", Du' ..,rouomIeal.
.u.,,s. N. Y. Nov. 13.-prof: Baooks 5aooxt'
PmlrsR; rsR;adhouse Observatory. reports
d tne tne.sstion of magnificent aurora
~ oo, H,.es early this morning, tnt
tths pm = many years. 1t was bril-
psndsN ~ illuminated the landscape
Hans, alS ~ moon in the first quarter
sI~,ad BY 1miuonoc :.L -xav@l;nr
f0IOs - lieh., projecting with ssar.int ai.S
sssssf .ss;., from the horizon 70 tne asni.u
Caost ss.O psychological disturbances may
b. expected.
,rrr Rock, Nov. 13.-The first fres
he season in this region occufree
40 morning.
w.sIcn Mills Broken.
peovrpEscf. r: l.. Nov. ls.min'
NJ : Sackett Woolen Manufacturint
raaa~anv rno = Of this city have made an AZ
cnwsnt ct Liabilities $3OO,OOo.
sangui nary ARRAY.
ruYosx, Nov. l3.-A terrible afira.
.,ss nisce some time on Saturday hiRh
s'.ssd tvo farm hands at Hempsted
10Th of whom were found IN
Z l.;s. = condition on Sunday night. Ont
~ VI, shot through the body, and tnt
~, horribIy stabbed. They were Jus,
~ n sneak when found, but explree
Uoa afterwards.
Reeeiver 70 be Appointed.
AtaAsY, N. Y, Nov. 13.-The Attorney
n...,sI vent TO Schenectady today tt
~ 4 motion for the appointment o.
! ,scsiver for the Now York Life lnsur'
- Company. Certain names wer'
1uuooed but no agreement reacAeo.
squabblc for Land.
VAsaNGroN, Nov. l3.-Inspector Hol
snb, in his report to the General Lane
()6oe gives an interesting account o.
p Establishment Of land office al
gnrcn, Dakota, Oct. 9th. Monday was
I. - ior the office to open, and at three
iiock that morning over five hundred
alarneys assembled in front OF th'
- on business. At 8 o'clock wheI
~ doors opened there was such rusl
/ 20 the doors and windows were bro
ka and several fights occurred IN tn
uesmess to file applications. The re
U}ysr was compelled to make the an
Dounoement that all applications woul'
y kreearded as having been hled siu
lIaneously. Over nine thousand do
IN worth of land was sold for cash u
/ ~ day; one hundred thousand acre
uttered, and that, with protests and o.
| 1lanations, it was the largest days wor
Her done at any land office in the coul
|N.
Marriage Insurance Fraud.
Assistant Attorney General Freeman
/ br the Postofiice Department., has Sci
- first official notice to the st. Elm
Iayriage Insurance Company at Chat
tnoooQa, Tenn, to show cause why
ioeld not be refused receiving none
aaoes and certified letters because o
u alleged fraudulent character. 1t
susver is expected within a week. Thi
I'll be test cast. 1t is stated that tn
pgthern mails are SO loaded down witt
uarriage association circulars that dis
tibuted mail is several days behind
n that in Texas alone these associa
ms have received in fees over tw
nilion dollars.
Postal savings Banks.
Postmaster General Howe has beer
abating the propriety of recommend
= h his annual report the establish
mt Of a postoffice savings bank in con
ndion with the money order system Oi
- Postofiice Department, and ha
hally come to the conclusion not 4
pAke such recommendation, but t.
nm the matter to Congress. For tn
~ few years each successive Post
n11tor General, from Creswell down Il
unmafd, has recommended a pOsta
ia@ bank, but Congress has neve
~ kindly to it. Such banks in th'
Ion Of post office officials who hav
nely advocated them, in the pas
postal bank system presuppOses a
nanent national debt, that the saw
deposited may gain an investmen
which the Government is RESPONSE
IN fifteen years at the present rat
Nying of the debt there will be n
nment bonds in the market, an,
10 basis upon which to build
savings bank system.
Early Malls.
sAm0ToN, Nov. 13.-The Superin
mt OF Railway Mail Service to-da
d.d that the postal car ON the fiv
seoek pm. train must be transferre'
~ three O'Clock am. train frou
lmore via Washington to Chicago
wll make mails five hours earle
q the Cumberland.
sescks In New York.
~ YoRx, Nov. 13.-Mining stock
eul. Robi nson consolidated ha
~ led from $l.S to $l.45. Silye
oas advanced from 81 to 6S, ans
f Desmet to 81. Iron Silver ha
uced to $2.60; Little Chief to 4(
at -. and Decatur closed at 6 I,
Sales for the day, s7,lO5.
Supplies tor siwashcs.
saMoroN, Nov. l3.-The clerk
Ocs TO the Pacific coast by the In
once to purchase and award In
supplies have returned. Supplie
~ weight Of 4S6,872 pounds. an,
E No'O0, were purchased, bein
~ seess over last years purchas
q Sa,415 pounds. The aualit
ples Was fully up to last year
while the cost was ten pe
- - The total number of inyoice
~ supplies was "A.
NE Bake Of Newcastle,
s, Nov. l3.-The Duke of New
y ;mosed the principal spots of in
5hIs0 = we city today. He is the sec
sAe Of Newcastle who has visite
m me first being the grandfathe
resent Duke, who was here wit
pee Of Wales, over twenty veal
2 WI reUlain here few day,
osss ssun ne will visit New York, an
A0LEss00 iaf a. Florida, and theme
q Aelville's Testimony.
.oroN, Nov. l3.-Melville's ts
oslore the Jeanette Board W,
6H.eo this morning. His accou,
p After leaving the vessel i,
~ ~ ~; account of the separation q
~ a,ent they were together. ii
iaster sailer than any of Il
- ~ n e had the others TO ke,