Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-24
EASTERN NEWS.
.rrp PRESS DIsPATcHrs'
- Aopointments.

u.RR. Appointments.
Oct. 8.-The Presiden
uYDseTos n. Garfield of Mime
puied up p;llsbury of Minnesota
John o. smith of New Hamp
.lMsbefman, on fifty additiOna
q the Northern f"'A'
yew organization.
- Me-. Oct. 2.-A new 20
-; sOvsment, entitled .ne ar.ed NolIn, nn
Club, has been s.ar.eu ;eus ,,p up
s;.s is the union OF various po
bcDssnizations to effect parllamen
cssd law reforms. ,x.-.
oct 8.-The first train Oye
~;sco. % New York and st. Loull
e,ts ~ ~ road left here at ocloci
- & ;"o for Cleveland. The roat
q ds.iis declared open for business
1n, Langtry Arrived.
war. Oct. S.-Mrs: Langtry,
r.c,;s6 professional beauty, Ar
= 80 e.ssa Europe this morning. Sh'
~ :sr.ediately to the hotel. She
1Iose sst;sfaction to An interviewer
ut;, !, Nav York. at reminds me
Mtens :. = PARIS" she said, "and ths
unu ~ =. N esthetic and beautiful
~ III attsnd the theater TINS s evening
=, shspsrone is Mrs. Labouchere'
washington Notes.
y Oct. 3.-Dr. BoyntOn's
q, services during President
49, 1870 "a illness of $45C0, is $500 less
~ suy other claims for professional
sries yet received
n. Attorney General denies the re-
hat the star route cases were CON
s.S- At conference with the Presi-
m On Saturday.
-. President has accepted another
Z -, ..;Iaa Of The Northern Pacific Rail-
"a IN Montana, coming East.
Tha valus Of supplies issued to Indi-
,aus during the year was S3',l6'
a.t;no Secretary of the Treasury
r,.sch decides that Cinnamon having
.h,onoS tickets from New York to any
.s,t ~ the United States, having passed
.f,corh Omaha on the Grand Trunk
ps;ivsv. are entitled to admission into
~ limited States without further evi-
denos q to their right.
New Road, etc.
Nrv York, Oct. 23.-The New York
c;oaco and St. Louis Railroad opens
ior business today. The depression IL
iAks Shore stock on Saturday was
eussd BY ungrOunded rumors that Van
1ssbilt was i'll.
Big Purchase
Tho American Exchange Bank and
Chamber of Commerce have. jointly pur.
shaaed the old Postoffice building and
Gte. Il is understood that they will
bald a seven-story building covering
Tie entire lot.
Perhaps.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-General Rose
essns reports to the Democratic Nation
Il Committee that California will &c
Democratic at the coming State election
il November next by 10000 majority
and that five of the six CongressmeI
10 be elected will be Democrats.
An OFT Repeated story.
At the opening of the Jeannette in
vestigation today, Lieutenant Danen
hover stated in narrative form the prep
erations made for the boat journey af
Ter the sinking of the Jeanette.
Two Weeks In New York.
The President will leave this CITY fol
New York on Wednesday. He will 70
main there until after the State elec.
ton.
The First Days Walk.
NKw YoRK, Oct. 3.-Score: Hughes
q, Hazell ~, Rowell 20, NOremao IL
Hart SO. Fitzgerald 81, Panchot IS, Ser
~ H, Vint a..
LATKR.-Hughes l04, HAZEL 100, Row
I'll 73, N0remac SO, Hart 80, Fitzgerald
q, Herdy IS, Panchot 81, Vint "a.
New York, Oct. 23, p.m.-Score
Hughes ITO, Hazen log, ROwell 80, Hart
g Noremao 81. Herdy 30, Ponchet 80
vint 70.
Home Again.
hMourH, Oct. Arrived, the Gal
BIT with passengers Of the wrecked
ttsamsr Herder.
silver Dollars.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-During the
vesk ended Oct. 2lst there we're 953, ,00G
Standard silver dollars put in circula,
eoa BY United States mints. During
~ corresponding period in 1881 there
NE but l6l, ,492 standard dollars issued.
Fast Going.
The newly accredited Minister from
Japan and his suite arrived last evening,
eSser Z journey Of 90 days and 3 hours
nun Yokohama, the quickest time on
neofd.
Licking After their own.Pay.
Eliminates have been prepared for the
and mileage OF members of the 44th
0egfesa. There will be 325 members
1dS delegates. For their pay there
- eeen asked 81 ,665, 900 and $3.50 for
laseseants. For mileage $4,000 is
Rmassd, making a total Of 81, 800 .O01
y Bloody Affair.
iA1soRo. N. c., Oct. 23.-Constable
e. Durford, Of this place, this morn
arrested Louis Guilford. a negro.
~ ~ assault. Guilford on the way to
mddenly drew a razor and cut Dur.
~ .se across the abdomen, ,inflicting a ter
nose wound. As Durford sank to the
lvand TO die, Guilford ran off, pu rsued
vesal men. He was captured, but
ussooaly wounded two of his captors
vas finally ahot and mortally
A B1.Centennial.
VlsrEa, Pa, Oct. 23.-The Bi- Gen.
.nlA celebration, to-day was a grand
S, nearly every building is resplen.
swmn na0s, bunting and various
sopriats decorations, giving the city
sncliday appearance. At least 10000
y os u are present. II is SO thronged
~ % almost impossible. Among the
S;.sH He large number of distin.
e0 gentlemen, including Gov
= ~ aau ~ the Atty. General, the Mayors
~ - re tue cities in this state, Deleware
s.. ~ New Jersey, and a large number OF
~. 2;entatlve gentlemen Of Philadel
ss ana New York. The day was
IN Sse1 In. by bells in the city, eacl
1tlng two hundred strokes. The
sSsos proper, Of the day began a,
hra;s', with a representation of the
hon OF VIM. Penn and his party
tAs ~. as old fashioned yawl boat al
Pm oi fenn ST., the spot where
~ touched the soil OF this state
sred hundred years ago. The principa
E..s s we're, VIM. Penn. John Hare
~ a r@arkham, VIM. p. Laddsosnes
Es.sW wade, w. II. Shurman. Robt
Az. :. A. Martin. Chief Tainiroat
NJ Martin. Bears Meat. II. Green
Osssso sonn Sbapless, J. +. WrisL. ant
~ Sweeds and Indians. in COS
1mss oi the perioi. Al the ba;,
ESc ESSc the shore. Penn and party
H Crested by Markham. Wade ant