Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-25

Landy, Of Missouri, and 0resu. Of
Warrington. are lssdine caniidatea.
Fred Doogla1s Will be chosen for chair
man.
Ne Frsst.
CHICAGO, Sept. ALIAS NIGHT vas
quiet and ooel, and after midniaht calm
and clear. Thsfe Waa, however, no frost
IN the city, and a. far a. can be learned
none in surrounding counties.
VIII 60 % Theaser.
Lord ColeSidee and members OF the
Nsw York bar, now in this city, have
accepted an invitation to hear Dufs
Standard Opesa Company in Heart
and Hand this evening.
Dessssesive nAii ssscn.
AADesoH (Ind.). Sept. "A hail
storm swsps ever Valley, Ohio. yeseer-
day aftAsnoo0, feom CArrollsoo 70 the
Vicinity q Laureaeeburg. covering the
efound from to TO four in6hss With
bail, and running crops standinQ in
AeidA Nothing 0kmilAr 70 thia storm
vas svsR before e1pssiGnced IN this re-
Rion.
4 Preferred CreAlsse.
NV Yo1x, Sept A.-An assignment
Ton bsns6s Of CREDITOR vas fled today
IN The eounty clarke one, By the frm
Of 6sidsnbach, 6ehvab I Co.. ciothisrs,
to william Salzsbashsr. who VAS given
pfsfsrsocss Amounting 70 ti1s, 81.
ReaaAs IN water neseps.
NV Yoax, 6spG. M.-David z. Rakin,
tnapeetoe Of wateF nnetses, has been A.
rssesd foe eomplieity in fraud In the
water reRistse's buroau, and Win b.
tried On . change a forgery, having
altered book Of record. He pleaded
not guilty, and gave bail 10 answer.
The oommiasionsr Of pohlio works OH
oially states that e2900 Of waterfront
has epparsutly bsso collected and d.
verted from the city revenue. The an
uuAl rovenue from the Wate4 service Ia
nov over tl,600,W0, AMI thers are 1910
water mete9s IN ~.
4 seasabSe Saesesalsa.
NV Yonx, .6spt. A.-Ths Senate
Committee On Labor and Education
today examined Thomas II. Dever, Who
has written . great deal on the land
question 20 the government. He says II
owns an unlimited quantity of land in
the west; that some Of the money annu-
ally spent In educating young men for
the army and navy could BE- expended
In surveying some Of these vast tracts,
creating townships and dividing them
into farms, which could be placed at the
disposal Of any emiarsnt who wished to
settle on thsm.
Ceeenhsek Party,
A 1o;,& r...;u. ~ IN. Sat. c,,,,,;..
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'S 49,
eAnee % se'1nsefviewee.
CnoAoo. 6ept. A.-About half Of VII
Iard'o Northern Fa0tf1o exoursionists
arrived hsfe at noon on their return
ZIP. I1sy :epens sne eitefnoon 10 .
xssss so a.'un :,, sn3 se.s sais esssine
" 20 =; ,..;a. - 49, ~. m =. 49,.
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ssao ." Nossou "''"o ssoV'
Woek 8eso0e4.
Work vss resumed this morning at
the roIlina-niils In south CHICAGO.
One hundrei md eighty men vent IN.
Waoee vii BE- uaid On The PittsburQh
soale.
n..a...u....n ...s
Inc new peaIo W ne Olsst,n9 noose
opeueo tot O1ssoes. soosy. AostS ~
2 9Eeas esowo ~ sae wIno0ws Al tne
morning. ~ va imp0nDIe % Hes
tnroo&n oosiness - Al 0clook. t1e
nout namco 1os csos'nN. ~ reso,1
psooa1'y ooooay ~ 1891, sasuen
eevetA utns te,,eu 20 MaAe any gsate-
mens 20 sos OseaI'nx Esu Ane.e
~ 1cco oo1sus,on, - sas .ssseneIss
o. oiueIens uIms az n0s aR,eo' ~
49, 49, poI ~ s ss:,.s a.. ~
osneE pSfIee 70 soe saano oos. fancy 70
rsp0n snsm cw.1x " aMnsas.nE Sssas.
oens 10y SeseIesy. Aos su oI
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Hesssesa racine e'.a ss.'o"ss''
Nsw Losx, osps. L1ne .ol N.a
s - psc;nc Rs;i,o.d Comnany The
enmnis3s m,lss~s a. ths Northsrn pa
ssSc Rssi.av M ~ hrsnohss n - fol-
isvs: TIE main line iocludina The line
from 81. Paul to 6auk Kapids IL 1854;
branch lines rs miles. Total bonded
indsbtsdnss. mail line eS9.622,2o0.
added 70 the bonded indeotednese out
standing dividend Scrip u t4,6a6,-
02l, add exosss OF expenditures over
proceeds Of bonds TOR which funding
arrangements have beeu made) w.
100000; total Sb3.l6Soxl. Bonded In
dsbtsdnsss Of branch line. 4l6 miles at
$4,000 pee mile ID 88,9N 600 upon