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


Jealousy and Marder-Fatai Aeeisiea
DEADwooD, OAK, Nov. 5.-Charl
Wilson shot aud killed Kittie CLYDE. A
actress at the Gem theater. this eveuir
and then shot himself through d
head. de viii probably die. Jealous
| Was the cause.
Nelson Nystrum was killed in Oh
Homestead mine by falling rock tn
morning.
| 4 Ceroner's v~rairs.
UTICA IN. ". Nov. 5.-The verdict
the case of A. b. johnson, who kille
himself ON Saturday, Is that his dea.
was the result Of a pistol shot fired b
Johnson ia his office, between mIdnigt
and six on the morning OF Saturda,
while in state of mental derangs
meutt.
| A Review Of the Day. a
| New YORK, Nov. 5.--The stock maj
ket has been unusually strong, price
advanced gradually, but with stead
ness that indicates more backbone +
| tho market than has been apparent TO
| a good many mouths. The general ad
| vance ut the close today over the clos
| ing prices on Saturday was Il 90 IL, tn
latter in Central Pacific, with st. Pau
and Omaha preferred Ia; Northwest
ern common ~. Miaing stocks W. r,
very dull: Horn Silver weak SO to 5,l5
Navajo %. BHyer 30, Iron Silver y9j
Alice 26Jd2S0, Chrysolite 1l6, Sierr,
Grade 100 and Sc.
A Political Prophecy.
CHICAGO, Nov. "a Times Boston
special says: The Indications are tina
Robinson will be elected Governor OF
Massachusetts tomorrow by from 400,
to O,0OO majority, and that the Repub
lisans will gain largely in every count,
but Berkshire.
4 sportive sIugxer.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5.-Sullivan, the pu
gilist, pitched for picked nine on Sun
dap at base ball game. He attracted
thousands TO the field, but he proved a
wretceed failure as a player.
Another or the ChivaIry Insuited -
Fevevish Feeling.
NEW YORK, Nov. "a special to the
Post from Richmond says: This morn
ing disturbance took place in Fredsr-
ioksburg which almost brought about
serious trouble. Capt. Morris Rowe, a
prominent white citizen, while discuss
ing the Danvilte riot, was overheard by
q negro named Street. who denounced
\ statement as u ''funder" (meaninp a
Democratic lie). The negro was knock
cd down and Rowe succeeded in get
ting him off and beating him pretty
soundly. The affair attracted a large
crowd OF blacks aud whites, and for a
time serious trouble WAS anticip .ted.
but was prevented.
There IL a feverish feeling in all the
districts of the State, and fears are en-
that other riots will occur in
several places tomorrow, if not today
More arms have been sold in the State
ia the past ten days than ever before in
q time of peace, except probably inst
after the war.
Forcing n Race issue.
RICHMOND. Nov. "a resolution was
adopted ut mass meeting of citizens
setting forth that the conflict
the races WAS the result of
conspiracy of the leaders of coalition
to force race issue upon
the whites. This was bulietined here
This morning, aud had an encouraging
effect.
Farther Troubie Feared In Danvllle.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 5.-Commis-
sioner Evans today rrcsived an official
letter from Dsnville, Va, stating that
further trouble was feared there.
Threats have been made against the
revenue officer.
An Australian sheep Farmer later.
yfe~Veh
New YORK, Nov. 3.--Mr. James Win
.er. the great Australian sheep farmer,
arrived today. Il am" said he, here
Tor the purpose of purchasing sheep to
ship to Australia. | was here last
spring, and made SEINE purchases and
shipped number. Since then | have
been in England and Scotland, examin-
ing stock. The foot and month disease
Is overrunning England and Scotland,
md made ne purchases. | shall re
main in this city few days, aud then
20 to Montana. / may buy there, but
will surely buy in California il no sheep
are there but my buying depends on
or not the colonies will admit
stock from this country. | notice that
New Zealand has shut her door ON the
of sheep and cattle, and
there is possibility that other colonies
have followed her. buy Spanish
Infantas, which have been
kept pure here in the United States.
When get them to Australia they will
be- crossed with our stock-the Austria
liam merinos. l sell my fleece for 30
cents, undressed. and some times have
IL for it. have about b 600
acres, Of which 1900 are in Lucerne
grass or alfalfa. The Lacerne is capa.
BILE Of supporting 80 sheep per season on
one acre. Nv farm has stocked ON it
about $500 sheep, 10000 head of cattle
and 800 horses"
4 Disastrous Tornado.
KANSAS CrrY mo. J, Nov. "a disas-
trous tornado visited Springfield. Mo-,
| ste this evening. II is reported that s
persons were killed aud 30 or more
wounded, aud 100 houses in the north
eru part of the city damaged or de.
stroyed. The wires are pr0strated, and
particulars will probably not DO OBJ
tainable until late hour.
The Trade or the week.
Bosros, Nov. 5.--Reports from seven
teen leading clearing houses in the
United States, for the week ending No.
vcmber 4th, give the total clearances at
81, lO7. 276, 79S. being decrease of Is
per cent compared with the correspond
ing week Of last year. The exhibit
this week il an unfAvorable one, both
when compared with last week and With
the corresponding week last year. This
loss is Ia tho legitimate trade, the move
msnt of general merchandise duriaR
the week having been Of more mode
rate character than for some weeks
past.
The Menry Market.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 5.-Money easy at
1td3 per cent, closing at per cent ;
prime mercantile paper, 6ldI per cent:
stsrling exchange, bankers bills, 4.Sl i ;
ASH. Exports for the week,
$5.6i6,0O
Latest stock ouoeatiens.
NEw YoRk, Nov. Governments TO-
day were strong; SIS, 1904; 45S's. HIS;
AZ. ll25k; American Express, 81; Canads
southern, 53sk: Central Pacitio, 67k;
Chicago, Darlington and Quincy. l26ss
Delaware, LsckawAnna and Western,
Il5x: Denver and Rio Grando. IA;
Hannibal and St. Joseph, 33,s; Kan
a. and Texas, az; Lake Shore, y9sl
louisville and Nashville. l9ss; Mich
van Central. 80; New Jersey Centr IT.