Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-18
EASTERN NEWS.
..ocr.rrD PRESS DISPATCHES
r.-neranee Fanatics.

EASTERN NEWS.
..eocrArED PRESS DISPATCHES
r.-peranee Fanatics.
Ind. Nov. E.-At midnight |
hon - c;tizens masked, went to the |
psns o.ore of C. G. Sutton, bound him,
drug sss1troved his stock and totally |
then The building. Sutton sold
SeI ohsv and the destruction of his
vnnSxrty was made on that account.
Resigned.
u.euyoroN. Nov. H.-Major Nick
..,r;s resignation has been accepted
e. the President, to take effect Nov
amber 18th.
New MormOns.
V.xs.s CRY, Nov. 17.-Elder Nor
an of the Mormon Church, passed
.S1ouoh the city today en- route for Salt
fake. with rs recruits frem the South
an States. The proselytes were of the
most ignorant class, and appear to have
~ idea of Mormonism. They say they
have been promised homes, with 10 re-
striction of choice of religion.
The stock Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. H.-Govts. strong.
The announcement that the Milwaukee
and st. Paul Co. had given formal mo-
tice of it's withdrawal from the Iowa
pool, excited an unfavorable influence
"a the stock market today. Manitoba
declined 33s per cent. to S7H, and this
stock was also affected by reports that
partiss interested in the st. Paul road
we're building ia its territory and that
Manitoba had notified the company in
anestion If building did not cease il
would retaliate by extending its lines in
st. Paul territory. In the afternoon
there Was . sharp rise in Wizards on
attempts to coyer by shorts. The i'm
pressisn prevails that all matters per
tanning 10 the new second mortgage
bonds had been satisfactorily arranged.
Oregon Transfer rose ~ to49I; North
era Pacific Common Ia TO 3Oss, and
Preferred 2A to 66x. At one time
there was q difference Of y to n, cash
and regular way in preferred stocks.
The rise in Wizards strengthened the
remainder Of tho active list. which raj |
lied N to Dor cent. In final sales the |
improvement was lost. As compared |
with last nights closing, prices are
down n to ~ per cent. fer the general |
list and 2x for Manitoba. The bears
made but little impression on Union |
Pacific today. which closed lower, At
GT.
the net earnings of the Union Pacific |
for ten months Of this year are about |
$4,000 less than for the corresponding |
period of the previous year. The earn |
ings of the Denver and Bio Grande |
Railway for the second week in Nov.
show 900 increase over the same |
-, 1890 Tha pniynS NJ thu Mi
vaukee and st. Paul Railway for the |
second week in November were 1854 900,
an increase OF 470,5l9. The North |
Western, &53S, 100, An increase of $751;
600. st. Paul and Omaha, $l34, 100, an
increase of IS, 400.
hunting the Rascsls Down.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 17.-James Dob
con was held to bail for issuing fraudu. |
lsnt tax receipts on election day, and
George HoIhead (oolored) was held for
voting upon tax receipt on which the
name OF another person had been /
srsssd and his own substituted. These
rsosecations were brought by the Com
miltee of One Hundred. A member of
thb body said that the investigation
convinced the committee that a we'll
defined plot had been made at the re-
0D0y 0k0OtIOn ~ 00A00o VIC 004ok00v0o
1ndorsed By the committee, and Q num-
81 Of tax receipts had been distributed
over tho city. The committee had in
formation that the receipts vere made
Il New York. They expected to secure
ulates upon which tho fraudulent docs
ments have been printed. 1t 10 limited
that other arrests will follow.
u shsuJd Be stsppcd.
CucAoo. Nov. 1.-THE Sullivan Slug
ing Combination gave another exhibi-
ton hero tonight, which was Witnessed
81 lCno or 5000 people, with the usual
characterization and with regular pro-
nam. Two little boys, aged reapeet-
lively sevsn and eight, were pat In the
hne and pounded each other according
toihs rules Of the prise ring.
Smallpox In llllasis.
Camo m.), Nov. 17.-New Burnside
(ul.) has Quarautined against Stone
fogt md the surroandipg country. The
maIlpox has b6ou prevalent at Stone
I0gt foe several days, ami today three
~ easss are rsporssd IN the country.
0Able TeoeGsnnA
NV Yoax, Nov. l7.-Nr. Schoonma-
II, whose name has BEEN connected
With the discussion Of the cable SERVES.
asdevelo2ed in tho Central News suit In
London. asserts that tho representative
E x ~ Philadelphia Pres bad misrepee
eontod biz uonversatiou. What he did
MyWas that 10 had never sent out cable
Dispatches that he did not reoeive frUm
eAble lines. He said further that bis
Arrangement Was thus: He 10 supply
~ two classes ct service BY cable, one
tothe United Press Association, and one
y eneh Associated Prsss papers ~
eAcoos - bay. He has an agent In Lon.
- Who makes up his report, which he
elyp)iee 10 the United States, and ad-
1sooes Il ~. p. A." and another
eeo1t who prepares matter for special
e1blea which he sells to Associated
ktoo papers. The address Of this IL
.OtH" and the copy is delivered TO
-. bohocnmAker personally, while the
~ Goes TO the United Press general
o1|oo. There Ii, therefore. no c0nneo-
Nm between the two reports, except
0at implied By his personal connection
WITH both services.
The Few Timo.
ToexA tKaa). Nov. 1.-THE Atchi-
~, Topeka and Santa Fe commences |
!omorr0w to operate its road BY central |
eme - far west a. Dodge City, Kas.
.:yond that point they will use moan
0ln time.
81. PAUL Mimi. }, Nov. 1.-THE new
ume y IL minutes and rs seconds faster |
IN The present. Thc Minneapolis and |
- Louis is the only road using the
ans tDmorrow. The other road will |
soope the time week from tomorrow.
~ Northern Pacific has not decided |
m 4 shall adopt the new time.
Convicted and Sentenced.
CHICAGO. Nov. 17.-Frdk. NJ. Kerr.
ea1hier Tor Preston, Keaues & Co, Bank
- Who fed in February, 1888, shor.
yNgO IN his accounts, aud Was cap
3red after long chase in Peru. South
A.ettca, was convicted and sentenced
0aays to 10 years in tho penitentiary.
eae Apostle Loss.
nALr LAKE, Nov. ia special from
1Ar Lake states that this afternoon
A2oeeb c. @. Rioh died. at $50 O'Clock.
~ an apostle Of the Mormon
N - A. A II