Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-06

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: clothes, which she had been wearing a
4 10 the time of the murder. and butch
J er-knIfe and two rszors stained Wit
y siood. In we'll on the premises va
found club with blood marks. Tn
: neighbors say that criminal intirHac
exists between the widow and White
. more. and that Is Vas known to hi
ven-ycar-oid son. Who was proba bl-
thus disposed of to stop scandal. TIL,
|, boy had been missing ten days, bat th,
: father made little effort to fnd him
he theory Is that the boy was killed D,
Mrs Long in her cellar, and that tn,
father carried the body to the river ana
hid 1t IN the place where he pretended
to nrst discover it ten days later Mrs
Long ~ the daughter of exsCount,
Judge A. II. Myers.
Proportion Allowed ms Pa.~~sse,
kafes.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-General passenoe,
agent Goodman, of the Central Pacific
has issued supplementary circular in
"hich he Saws the proportions allowed
roads IN the circular of October 18th, on
nrst-ciass tickets from st. Louis to La.
tnrop, Stocton, Sacramento, San jose
ana san Francisco are increased. The
correct amounts are as follows South
ern Pacific, $3.50: Atchison, Topeka Il
Santa Re, 5000: Atlantic Il Pacific.
fb-oo: st. Louis d San Francisco xl4.
The Mayer Of Oansisle issues a Pre-.
| clamattom.
| DASvrLLE, Va, Nov. 5.-The CITY re-
1 mains under the control of the military
Mayor johnson has issued proclama-
ton. de says all good citizens depre-
cate the present disturbed condition of
the city and express desires for the
restoration of peace and good order,
tie has appointed eleven special con-
stables for each ward, and called into
service the Danvilie Grays AZ military
patrols. The special constabulary, be
SAID further, Is SO complete and so re-
| liable IN this arrangement for the pre-
servation of peace and the protection of
the town, that feel fully warranted in
assuring my fellow citizens that peace
and good order will be maintained. Il
therefore call upon good citizens to re-
| sumo their usual avocatiOns and cease
appearing upon the streets armed with
shotguns and other weapons. Thus let
each one assist in restoring peace and
good order, as all good citizens should
do. FsaEzxsnsu-.~,,..S'
women q q e
AsBURY PARK, NJ
bers of the Woman'
anee Union have ID RI
tomorrow and work
of the prohibition ticI ri 81 Ct
1njanctton Against the N6ftSeSVS
rific Set Aside.
NEW York, Nov. O. the suit filed
against the Northern Pacific, recently
removed to the United States Court. |
Circuit Judge Wallace on October 81 or
dered that restraining order and An
order to show cause made>b by the State |
Court be- heard today. On SATURDAY.
Fields counsel gave notice that the |
plaintiff would not resist the motion to |
vacate the injunction, and on bearing |
the case this morning the Injunction |
and order to show cause were vacated |
and set aside.
End ot a a. Louis Sensation.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5.-Mary Churchill in |
charge of her father arrived this FORE
noon from Indianapolis. She still re-
fuses to state why she ran away from /
home. This ends the Churchill sensa-
ton.
A Foolish Wife Repents.
SEDAN, Ind, Nov. 4.-fhomas Lispett,
Of this place. an ex- Union soldier, few
years ago went west, leaving his wife, a
schosl teacher. young, petite and pretty,
On farm. A short time ago, having
made his pile" and secured in addi-
tion a back pension due him, he depOs-
tied both in bank, taking certificate.
The certificate and his wife both soon
after disappeared, and she left note
saying She had gone west. and that if
he would take care of the children sue
would look after the money; but it hap
peued that the certificate was net certi-
tied to, and 50 he stopped payment. To-
day he Da ncte from her, saying the
west was unhealthy, and that she Was
coming buck.
PATERSON, N. j., Nsv. 5.-Wm. Sum-
burne, the pioneer locomotive builder,
died today at the age of 70.
Heavy Rail-.
Boston, Mass, Nov. &c. +. Dewey,
alias Halpert, the fugitive brought from
San Francisco on a charge of defaultinQ
Montreal firms and banks, and Kidder,
Peabody u Go. of this city, of largo
amount, was held in fifty thousand
dollars bail.
Business I'm the United states.
New York, Nov. 3.-The general mar
kets, with few exceptions, are reported
quiet, but there il reason to believe that
the volume of trade is larger than the
chorus of complaints which il heard on
all sides would lead one to believe. The
al lat
the principal reason why the markets
or dull according as speculation is act |
i've or inactive. Such trade il simply |
symptomatic, and constitutes no real /
ground for prosperity. For . year or
more we have been simply paying the |
penalty of overtrading from 1899.
But while the volume of trade may be /
smaller than ut this time last year, IL il |
certainly on better and safer basis. |
True, profits are small, competition be- |
ing sharp, and there Is q good deal of |
distrust which operates against new en- |
terprises; bnt the tendency of things, |
nevertheless, is in the right direction. |
People are consuming as much as ever, |
and there Is an abundance of food and |
raiment az low prices, with plenty of |
money, and there is really very little |
room for complaint. Wool Is trife
more active. Sales include 81, 600 pounds |
of spring, CALIFORNIA;, At lSG 30: 1000
fall, California, 12(d l6c; 16,OO0 spring, |
California, At private figures. The hides
market has been very quiet, and a. cable |
adyices from South America report q |
declining market, buyers seem disposed
TO hold aioof, believing that bottom
prices have not been reached. Caiifor- |
iiia are quoted at 2a925c. In hops
there is moderate business; Pacific |
coast, 2lc. Canned goods, slow.
Gigantic Land sale.
JAcxsoNyrLLE, Fla, Nov. Alt is an
thoritativ " stated that Hamilton Diss-
ton, of Philadelphia, has sold Loo, 900
acres Of Florida land to an English syn
dicate at $l.25 per acre. Disst0n sold
2,000, 600 acres last year TO Sir Edward
Reeds syndicate. Of Tendon. Disst0n's
agents have sold or reserved for the
company about 100000 acres, and the
English syndicate have paid the pri0e
for the remaining !. l00, go acres Diss
ton will realize huge profit on tho in