Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-14
EAS T e r N.
.ssoc1arED PRESS 'DfsrATcHEs.


Il
r,.rxp PRESS DISPATCHES.
Hause.
.xarox. Nav 13.-The river an,
80 hill was reported ordered printe'
- rcomniitted'
q. ssort to report the bill to suspen'
:.-rs If silver certificates, and lirni
.,anaee of silver to the requirement
"a. pople. met objection from Crapo
q. then called up for consideration
!. bIl to enable National Benking AZ
:.s;ons to extend their corporate sx
r,seYessiug Market Report
d. ycgx. MAY I3.-The weather the
:. fev days has been against any
.ment in the general merchandise
.,.,tsts, which are very quiet. The
iueslr backwardness of the season
=. bss restraining influence upon
4 free distribution of variety OF
...vsfac.ures. The breadstuffs market.
- retaining a steady line. is very
- and there is little or nothing do
- n exchange, even at the low rates
e;ehs warrants. Provisions arc quiet
,taesdy. Rio coffee is firm, bnt dul !;
md sugars are good, in general de-
...d but of easy tone: crushed is loA.
- are slow, auction rooms furnishing
4 supplies. Foreign fruits bring fair
-. Dried apples arc firm for sun
IA. bat evaporatsd are easy. Hops
= very quiet. and prices steady.
ouisksilver is offered at 404@il12; no
iunand. Hides are very firmly held,
u<ioh restricts transactions. Leather
seeiyo and very firm. I'urpentine is
- and again lower. Raisins are also
- md lower; strained 81 80. Petro-
- il moderately active and steady.
f.,de sperm and white oils are very
n. With only a moderate business.
rwixare very quiet and prices easier.
n are Of uncertain demand, and pri-
miWsr. Railroad iron is irregular in
~
insp Forward for Woman Suffrage.
VkmmGToN. May ia Senate select
nnmittse on woman's suffrage by 3 to
Tim agreed to recommend the adop-
| - II Lapham's joint resolution by the
1 frpsing Constitutional amendment.
ARTICLE XVI.
! 0oel;on /. The right of citizens of the
I EDnied States TO vote shall not be de-
niu3ed or abridged by the United States,
9any State, on account of sex.
Speion 2. Congress shall have power
y appropriate legislation to enforce
q
Wrecked.
Esw YORK. May 13.-The British
tbansr Plenig has gone ashore, and will
pptably be total loss. She has 26, 900,
~ Of coffeo from Rio.
5he sc0viiie Family Quarrel.
CncAGo, May u.--Mrs. Scoviile, be-
hehteriewed after her talk with her
halband, said she had decided it very
n1aA On account Of the temper shown
b him. lie had been writing her very
aisatening and abusive letters, usina
nh spiths.s rs she did not care to
enots. Among other things she says he
vsolA hsr that il she did NOT stop lee
tusing and working in behalf of her
Rcthsr, he would make it SO hot for the
three 0uitsaus that the two who were
not heae would wish they were. She had
Sealissd 500 from tho Now York lec-
tan and was to have appeared in Bos-
- and elsewhere but for Scoviile's in
terisrence. Her husband wanted 10 get
pnnsasion of her daughter Bertha in or
t9Soget the mother also. In their talk
0oeold Scoviile his attempts AT coercion
nost cease; that the proposed TO reat a
hone for herself and lecture to save
II brother. She said: IF he doe
- cease his Interference ! will
~ certain facts to the newspapers, and
}shn Guiteau will toll what To knows
obout Scoville. For the sake of my
aildren withhold the worst for the
rsosnt. She declared Scorille was more
Elennonable than she had expected. and
laped there would be no more trouble.
1soville was not seen.
Senator Mitchclfs sentiments.
WARRINGTON. May Ex-senator Mitch
asxpressed his views concerning the
uAsrisburg ticks. in tho following dis
nsch:
WASHINGTON, May 13.
4i. G. w. Merrick, Wellesboro, Pa
nsht Is mighty, and ever triumphant
shays done all for peace, but war is
aevitablc, not upon men but upon can
0datss who have lashed themselves to
= unzighteous cause to curry favor oi
eoo1ine mechanism" and the use oi
= apoils system. TO bolster up stalwar'
Ofpation. ! am against this every,
slaIe and forever. Ii is plain patri
= duty to put down this Stalwar'
arohy at any cost, that true Repub
lnim and the republic itself may liv,
= thrive. Organize, work and tighr
B 0As end. JoHN J. MrrcasLL.
- frsm the Presidents widow
NAaMoros, May Ex-senator Sher
- haa reccived the following:
4 VtsvxLAND, (Ohiol May s.-My Dea
have received your note with on
"a notice Of penson granted for m,
ends sake. II am truly mindful O
eaerous kindness shown the famil
v1o. fairfield, not only by friends
~ the National Legislature, an,
eAk that you make aeknowledg
q this in whatever way and b
vsf expression my gratitude seem
yoa most appropriate. With senti
of high regard, ana very trul
g LucREriA r. GARFIELD.
Sne Lapsed Land Grants.
cAoo, May ia special fror
'a&ton says: The House Jsdiciar
~ 1llMfeo had hafara Il naarlx al