Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-23

Borden's forehead. The exsmin.t;o,
vas not concluded when the court ad-
lourned. q"
The New Hampshire senator.h,n
CoscoRD, jane 2i.-About IS Rollins
men held a conference TONIGHT. A
NUMBER OF speeches were made. some
oeciarlng their determination to stick
20 Rollins TO the end, and others beliey-
ing III supporting him until il becomes
apparent that he cannot be elected.
Iney adlo1rned without action. There
are no new Developments in the situa-
tion tonight. There will be no formal
oaiiot until Tuesday, mos. Of the mem
GERS having gone home, although there
VIII De few votes given TO each caudi-
oate tomorrow and on Mondsy.
small Pox.
LANCASTER, Pa, June 22.-Notwith-
standing the active efforts of the author.
ties small pox IN this city has not been
stamped out. Withia the past "a hours
Two deaths have occurred in one family.
making five IN this family, with one
more critically i'll.
Bu1Iion Purchased.
WASHINGTON, June 2.-The Treasury
Department has purchased 385 900
ounces OF silver for delivery at the New
Orleans and Philadelphia minis.
The Regatta AT Pullman.
PULLMAN, H., June 22.-Promptly at
1870 the men entered the first of the
preliminary heats in the great single
sc1ll race of the day and took water in
tho fnitnUtnr rr1Zr r.
hay second, Lee third, Parker fourth,
Briceland fifth. HanIan won easily:
Lee second. Mckay third, Briceland
last; time 22:l9; distance three miles,
with turn. There are two more pre-
llminary heats to be rowed this morning.
The day Is pleasant and large crowd
is in attendance. The water ia rather
choppy.
The second beat in which RiIey.
Teemer, Kennedy, Hosmer, and PiaIs-
ed entered WAS won Hosmer, Teen
er second, Riley third, Piaisted fourth,
Kennedy distanced: time % minutes, 10
seconds. The third race was won by
Gaudaur first, Hamm second. Kenne-
dy's failure to make good time in the
second heat was explained toward the
finish when his shell, which had been
he was compelled TO make his way here
to the fragments. The result
of the third heat makes the starters for
the decisive race this afternoon. Han
lon. Lee, Hosmef, Teemsr, Gaudaur,
and Hamm.
A stiffening breeze has been blowing
from the northeast for two hours. and
the water at present is chopping, and it
is now probable that the decisive race
will 10 postponed as late as six o'clock,
but the intention Is to row tonight if
possible.
Hanlan won. making the race in %
minutes. 30 seconds; Hosmer second.
Hamm third.
Bmstness Failures.
NYw YORK, June 22.-Business failures
for the week are l8l, as compared with
1876 last week, decrease of 5. In New
England and the Middle States, q;
Western, IS; Southern, "a; Pacific States
and Territories, %; Canada, 50; New
York, 7.
Futile Ballots.
CONCORD, N. H., June 22.-At the Joint
for Senator today, no quo
rum of either house was present. No
choice. A vote will be taken tomorrow
and Monday. although no quorum will
be here until Tuesday.
A Generous Act.
CHICAGO, June 22.-The Germantown,
Pa, Telegram. one of the oldest aud
most protitable weeklies in Peunsyl-
vania. has been purchased. through the
of Geo. w. Childs, by Henry
w. Raymond. a son of the late Henry
j. Raymond, who has been for years
past literary editor of the Chicago
Tribune. The transaction does not take
place until Aug. LIST.
Railroad Dividends.
NEW YORK, June 22.-The directors of
the Michigan Central have declared
dividend of 3 per cent, and those of the
Canada Southern a dividend of 2 per
cent. The Michigan Central has a
surplus of 1888, if4 and the Canada
Southern $4,000 after paying the divi-
dend. The statement of the Lake Shore
for six months shows deficiency of
$256, 1928 after allowing for the dividend
declared today and that paid in May
last.
Department Decision.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-In the course
OF the decision IN the case of Troy VI.
the Southern Pacific Railroad, the SEQ.
rotary Of the Interior holds that defend
ant in the suit has standing in the
case even after an adverse decision and
until the decree has been executed. Sec
rotary Teller says after il has been de-
cided and particular relief granted by
the land ioe. he il not at liberty to
grant any other relief or to direct any
action to which the party may appear
to have been entitled upon record II he
had applied for it.
Waiterson Prophesies.
NEW York, June 22.-Hon. Henry
Watterson telegraphs from this city to
the Courier Journal that the work of
the Ohio Democrats is received by the
Democrats with enthusiasm. BY Re
publicans with alarm. That the nomi-
nation of Judge Hoadley is not only the
wisdom of moment but will prove the
logic of the future. Watterson says,
''it may be that We have an easier thing
in Ohio than appears and that we can
elect any body, but l do not believe it,"
Watterson then pays hearty tribute
to Judge Hoadiey and to the platform.
and predicts success in Ohio for the
nominee. The dispatch concluded:
by the way, what was that heard the
other day about the old ticket ~
The mill Investigation.
WASHINGTON. June PIN the Hill in
vestigation, statement was read from
Damon. q representative of the United
States Fire-proof Shutter Company.
wherein he denies the statement made
Yesterday by Taylor. Of Ganley, Cooper
d Co., to the effect that he offered q
bride 10 Taylor to withdraw his bid.
Hill again took the stand and testified
that he did not show the Secretary of
the Treasury the letter charging bri-
berry, but reported tho. same verbally.
Coleman. attorney for the prosecution,
asked an expert TO assist in examining
the contract for the st. Louis P0stoffice.
claiming that extensive frauds existed
there. Hills attorney objected. The
Chairman said. finish the investiea-
ton of the Philadelphia contracts be-
fore taking mp st, Louis. or other
points. Adjourned until Monday.
A Qaadsuple Hanging.
GAINESVILLE, Ark, June 25.-Today
Gabe johnson. James Johnson, MELON
aid and Heindon, who last March muir
dered Conductor Cain while robbing the