Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-15
EASTERN NEWS.
ISOLATED PRESS DISPATCHES

EASTERN NEWS.
.rrn PRESS DISPATCHES
rIoed Consequences.
unrsA. Ark. NJ arch ia decline
ILL.,, oscurred during the night.
ofous ssitfs were pat on batveen
Aime Jamestown and Ciarseyiiie.
this P a;rni. Flat boats are delivering
,,ick through the country lnac-
goa, o he steamer. aud business is
es'' .ai,v resuning. For the first time
ae. nvv. ars a swift current Is coming
y .Se shore. indicating disposition
6cs ~ nsrs Of the river to change its
e ". AGAIN in this vicinity. Should
eDaa aSc.r. the big bar in front Of Hele-
~ III, i've greatly diminished. if not en-
\. dashed away, whilst the river in
nsg y,ssent CHANNEL will again fill up.
Popular Jnsttce.
9. PM. March 1.-THE Montana
III e states that last week in B8.ver-
~ e"nnty, party of citizens over
100 the i,iler and took ont J. s.
Y.,.g there for the craei murder
~ EARNING Of Charles Davidson, and
~ 'aoei him to rafter of the Jail.
r..la.. sicxnes. aud Property.
r,v Yosg, March 1.-THE rumor of
csuid's III. health is the c,use of much
v ..",stion in regard to what effect his
pddsn death would have on thu stock
rs,Eet He is such a heavy holder of
lain leading securities which now
4 csi...r M the general list that the posi-
s:.,sv Of their passing into other hands
pa.s made brokers trem5le at the mere
sns.;.natioa, G ,uld has been a persist
=. mil siucs the recent depression set
and frequently b ~ besn compelled
49, nv heayv blocks OF stocks thrown
s,on the market by bears. to prevent a
md deeIlne. This policy will be fol
I'D until his present holdings are
S,rnIv enormous. He owns one-third
sssbe Western Union stock, which rep
ssssnt uar value o, S270D.000. his in
s.rs.t in the Uuion Pacihc, Missouri
psc,fio. Texas Pacific, Missouri. Kansas
Tsxas. E-is, Lsckawauaa, st. Paul.
Northwestern, Omaha, Iron Mountain,
4. Louis. Kansas City and Northern,
Kansas Pacific. st. Louis d San Fran
sisCo. Elevated and other stocks. is est
mated by careful observers at $4,000
m making Volume of nearly $4,000
0nD worth of shares. To throw these
mon a market already weak would
create psnio.
4 vell.known broker said the crash
caused by Gould's death would be so
tremendous that the famous "Black
FRIDAY" would DO a mere furry com-
uared With it. Gould, by his marvel
an energy and indOmitable will. held
The market, but, should he die sudden
Il, Itrembls for the consequences.
New Road.
LIVINGSTON, Mont, March IA con
trac. has been signed between Winston
Boa. of Minneapolis, and Ii. Clark, of
New York, ON the one hand, and Chief
Engineer Anderson. representing the
Northern Pacific Railway, for the
building of a branch limo from Livings-
ION to the Hot Springs, Gardeners river,
in the National Park. The distance is
about six miles. The course marked
ont extends up tae left bank of tho Vel
lows.Ous river, and is almost level. 1t
Il understood that the line will be ready
for travel by the LIST Of July.
WCStVsm VbssVss mAnSHs
NEW YORK, March l4.-At meeting
Of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany today quarterly dividend of Ia
per cent. was declared, payable on and
after April 18th. Net revenues for the
quarter ending March 3lst were 81 49,
00; surplus, $3,6l7,6i5. John I. ienny
vas elected director of the COMPANY
10 fill the vacancy caused by the death
of Gov. Morgan.
A Chief Killed.
81. LOUIS. March H.-Advices from
the Creek Indian nations say Sleeping
Rabbit. ono OF the principal leaders oi
the Spioche faction. who WAS arrested
some days ago by General Porter, DOM
msnder OF the Chicotse party, WAS
killed Mt Okmulgee last We k, while at
tam pting to csc .ps. Two otker leaders
of tho Same faction hava also been
killed. These murders. as they arc
called, were said to have caused the
Hpioche men to rene ysd action, and 30
Of them are reported to DO marching ia
Okmulgee for the purpose of bringing
about fight. Gen. Porter, with ~
mon, has gone out to meet the advancing
party, and conflict is expected.
Welded nj Last.
RALEIGH, March 14.-TOday ut II
o'clock, NJ rokay. at the residence oil
Hon. Wharton j. Green, four miles
from Fayetteville, N. c.. Judge David
Davis was married to Miss Addie Barr
Il Was quiet wedding. there being bul
few guests present. Rev. j. C. Huskoe
oficiated. The Episcopal service was
used. The presents were numerous and
costly. At l O'Clock the couple left or
the steamer Murchison.
Omcc More Told.
FArErrEvrLLE. N. c.. NJ rch 14.-Af.
ter the marriage, thu Senator and Mrs
Davis, with Judge Otto, and Congress.
man Green and d sughter, left on spe'
0isl ste inner and PISSED down Capt
Foot river to Wilmington, whence they
70 to Southern cities, thence to Califor
mia, and. after u short stay there, *
their home In Bloomington, Ill.
A Brighter Dn.iaess Report
New York. Msroh 1.-THE PaHic.
commenting on this weeks exhibit 81
exchanges, says the returns appear 4
tndioSte a pretty gener Il revival Of 40.
tivlty in business, since the unosrts in.y
was in part removed by the adjourn
msnt of Congress. Outside of New
York the aggregate is 40 psr cent. largel
than for the corrssp ,ndinc week las
year, aud in fact exchanges in Marcel
thus far have been the largest on record
outside Of New York. For that part o
the year it il also something worth no
tioing that the long continued decreas
At Boston his become comparativel.
small. IL seems not unreasonable I,
hope that the revival ut business mi,
continue some time, possibly until tn
nev Drops give encouragement to lool
fw m IRE decided improvement in tn,
fall. but there are two points Of doubt
Excessive speculation with monetar,
esrinoency may make mischief, or th'
tari6 may lead to u disturbance in som,
branches Of in lustry.
Opposed % Barnlns.
HARRISBURG. Pa. March l4.-Amons
the bills introduced today in toe Senat
= one preventing clemating humal
bodies,
Capital Hetea.
WARRINGTON, March la.-AlthouQl
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