Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-20

Resolrcd. That the manly and ont
spoken declaration against prohibition
and the prohibitory amendment to our
State Constitution, AZ adopted by the
last Democratic State Convention. at
Springfield, il deserving of the highest
praise on the part of this Con yention.
AdjOurnee till tomorrow.
Proposed Exeurxlen.
CHICAGO, Sept. 19.-Rufus Hatch is
IN the city. But Conkling and Senator
Jones who were reported as coming
from New York to Join his party in trip
through tho Southwest, have not yet ar
rived.
buffalo. Sept. 19.-In the match game
today, the Buffalo club scored 6, and
the BostOn club ..
DErsoTr. Sept. 19.-The Providence
club made score Of to of the De-
! triot club.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 1O-The Clevelands
scored q to the Troys5. There were ten
innings made. The game was not con-
cluded owing TO the lateness of the hour,
but will be resumed in the morning.
CHrCAoo, Sept. Chioagos, Is; Wor.
| cesters, 10.
Roseoocc Crookeaness.
WAsHNGToN, Sept. 19.-For two weeks
past the Postoffce department has been
receiving complaints from Western post
| masters that farmers have been victim
lied by man advertising Lew amber
wheat for planting. The advertiser dis
appeared before the Department could
! give any orders. Various pOstmasters
have been directed TO return to the send
ers registered letters for him.
Massachusetts 1Dems~rxry.
Bosrok, Sept. 19.-Ths Democratic
State Convention met today. Chairman
Jonas H. French mads brief but elo-
quent address.
| Bea Butler 10 the Ysre.
! Boston, Sept. 19.-The Democratic
State Convention nominated Ben Butler
for Governor.
Tar Heel Politics.
| WASHINGTON. Sept. 19.-A private let
tor from North Carolina gives "A very
hopeful view Of the Republican pros
poets in that State. The letter says that
it is beyond doubt the most heated
| campaign ever occurring in North Car
Olina. The Liberal movement has taken
the Democrats by surprise. Hundreds
come active workers az sinst them.
Masses have caught the infection and
are quite enthusiastic as more active
| workers come in. Our hopes and expec-
tations point to tho election of Dock
Lay by at least 10000 majority. We
look with certainty 10 Liberal Repub-
lie Vi majority In the lower house. We
have no doubt but that after this cleo
tion the Democrats will not again make
n formidable fight in the future cam
paigns.
Tarl6 Notes.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. l9.-Ti,s Tariff Com
mission heard arguments in favor of the
present duties on pig iron, lead and lead
0,o, Tor an increase on smelter and
sheet xiuc, and tho encouragement of
sorghum sugar by denying up tariff.
| Meney Tlll Ysa Cant Rest.
i WARRINGTON. Sept. IS. An excellently
posted banker says Secretary Folger
will soon have to give the three months
notice necessary TO take up bonds, to
get rid Of the forty or fifty million dollars
surplus that will accrue by December
lst.
/ The Liquor Dealers.
Rock ISLAND. Sept. 19.-The annual
CVAAvUhtAOA "a et1O AIitfuOA ACtlCkU Nuu
Manufacturer Protective Association
met Ia morning, Edwin Porter in the
chair. Addresses Of welcome were made
by James Park, City Attorney, and
Mayor Corse. Frank Rice, Of Spring
field, was elected temporary Chairman,
and Adolph Muller, of Chicago, Secre-
tary. committee of five ON creden-
tials was appointed. Harrin Rsubens
read the annual report. The Committee
ON Credentials reported thirty out Of
forty-fve districts in the State repre-
.sented. The temporary organization
| was made permanent. A commit 60 of
seven ON nominations. thirteen on res0
lutions, and five each on bylaws. agita-
tion and finance were appointed.
| financial.
New Yosx, Sept. 19.-Silvsr bars, 1l3d
113s<.
/ M0nsv, hdS.
Governments unchanged.
Stocks dull but generally firm.
Western Union, ~.
Quicksilver, 10.
Pacific, Is.
Wells, Fargo 4 Co., 129.
New York Central, l34H.
Erie, 42ss<.
Panama, l67.
Donver anc mo dranoe, 0oT.
Union Pacific stocks, 1854.
| u. r. bonds, 1l6.
Central Pacific stocks, SS.
2. +. bonds, !lt4.
Sutro Tunnel, u:
Aining Stocks duh. nraosnaw ao
vancsd nom ~ TO u. silver Gin sold
at 0dE; h0blnson Con-, lh0, regular.
40. seller ~; Chrys0lite. E0gZ. dreen
| Mountain declined from l90 TO ED.
Oalos sSuay' 'ssoo saa
S' Il
| MxNPHIs. oeps. tS.-Eleven nun0fo0
dollars we're collecsed To-Day Tor yellow
fever sufferers At Pcnsacola.
personal.
| w.mxoroy. S>nt. 19.-The President
insnsc3ad aItarationa In the White
Honss toaav' ia Ieavea for the aasf to-
n,osrnv nicht or Thnrsday mornin0.
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