Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-14
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EASTERN NEWS.
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A schooner Disaster.
v Nov. 13.-Tbe schooner
Jew rent ashore last night on
Ao.s Shoals. about five miles west OF
toIu When discovered this morn
tnis p vras about half mile out, with
ing sa aa makinp a clean break over ner.
tne - snowiuo so hard it was impossible
Wi q neither the crew were on board.
~ surf boat capsized twice, and the
u narrowly escaped drowning. a
s C has Just gone out with a metz ilic
~ hoaf The Albatross il about ~
tous-
An Admiral Gene.
uo,ursrows, n. j.. Nov. 13.-AdniraI
Creiohton. of the United States
s,,vv residing here the past two years.
a;s5 TODAY of heart disease. de leaves
a wife. two daughters and son.
The Foreign Capitalists.
KANSAS CrTY, Nov. IL The Mexican
visitors passed this morning viewing the
city. visiting the Board OF lraae, stock
Yards, packing houses and other places
OF interest. They are being entertained
as guests of the city. Inc parry ieave
this afternoon for st. Louis under escort
~ a committee from that city.
The Collapse Explained.
M.pysos. Wis, Nov. ia committee
of expert builders and arihitects, APP
pointed to consider the causes 10. tne
collapse Of the new capitol puiloink,
find nothing defective IN the pians' yus
they find serious latent deIec.s "a 'n
iron work which sustainod tnc III "a
the south extension on 'ne -
Some of the supports OF tie co'u sa,
.e.,.a i,staynai flaws, which rendered
.. ,rnrtbIess, The report VIII teno
~ "x.ninate the architects ana con-
..actnrs as the flaws in the iron were
,ans visible and were only revealed when |
the columns were broken.
The wind In New Hampshire.
PORTSMOUTH. Nov. 12.-Reports are in |
~ a terrific gale during the day. -Four
Aah;no schooners went ashore, and Will |
nrobably come off slightly damaged. |
On the Shrewsbury narrow gage road |
car containing seven persons was h1teu |
hoailv from tho track and overturned. |
No one was hurt.
speaker or the meuse.
CHrcAGo, Nov. 12.--Carlisle, OF hen-
1,,ckv claims eighty-three votes on the /
srst ballot for Speaker. and hopes to
ss;,mnb over Randall on the second
BALLOT by a majority of one. 1t will be
5;ficnlt for Pennsylvania to get sixty
saven votes from the West and South.
Tive Harges Lest.
Nrw LONDON, Conn, Nov. 13.-The
mo q. b. Stanford arrived last night
~;.b the barge Hatteras. The Stanford
~ Nav York with the barges Ida
rsmrey. Dunderberg and Hatteras, coal
adam for Providence, Fall River and
Gomerset. When midway between Corn
6sld and Falkland Island. at last
s,anipinc. the hauser between the hrst
ana second barges parted, and the Ida
Osprey and Dundenberg disappeared,
and II ia believed that they and eight
men ON board we're lost. The barges
we're owned by Haddock d Seet, OF New
York. The Stanford has gone to the
scsre Of the disaster.
Ruiaset by Another.
CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-H. @. Tillinghast
&Co., dealers in furs, pelts aud leather,
made an assignment to the Hide and
Ieather Bank this morning; assets and
liabilities are not disclosed, but the firm
has been engaged in business quite ex-
tensiyely. The Immediate cause of the
fsilnre Il Inscribed to the fact that the
Arm advanced a large sum of money to ,
n AGENT in Montana for the purchase
n furs. who thus far has failed to make
any returns. II
A Rapid wind. |,
BosroN, Nov. 13.-The gale continnes. !
on Highlands light it has been blowing
tventy four hours at the rate Of sixty
miles an hour.
A Famous Doctor Gene.
Nrw York, Nov. ID. - DIR. Marion ;
eio,s. A physician we'll known in this .
sountry aud Europe, died this morning
Of heart disease. :
The. Money Market.
NV York, Nov. l3.--The money mar
lei il easy at 2sd21s. Closed, offered 2. I
Prime mercantile paper, 51a(07; Ster- '
IlnQ. unchanged; bankers bills, steady {
k482; Sterling exchange, in demand
AK. Produce exports for the week
ars F7,l9i.0oe. l.
Growing over Malone.
L1ScHRURa, Va. Nov. 13.-Last night
ne greatest demonstration ever wit ,
neseed in Lynchburg was had in the .
@lsbration Of the defeat of Malone.
Ths whole city was ablaze. Resolutions !
vore passed guaranteeing the negroes :
full Justice before the law in all matters, !;
and depreoating all partisan reports Of
~ riots at Dauviile as dangerous to
~ State, and as a malicious invention
Of Mahone to excuse his overwhelming
deisat
Narthern Pacific Advances.
NV York, Nov. l3.--Villard stocks
advanced on the decision of Judge In
eAham denying the application filed
Y foF writ OF mandamus to compel the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company to
produce its books Official notice was
isned Of ineetiRg Of stockholders on
TIE 10th inst. to vote on the proposed
iane Of $20,000,000 in second mortgage
hands.
The Latest Quotations.
Nxw York, Nov. l3.--Threes 1901.
US lax, "a 2214. American Express
Uk Central Pacific 81 Is .LakeShor- 23skk,
DelAWare. Lackawanna and Western
Denver and Rio Grande 251S, Han
HAL and st. Joe 3S11, Kansas and
1exas AK, Louisville and Nashville
TX Michigan Central 9411. Northern
tocifc 29ss, Northwestern 261S. Ohio
~ Mississippi "a; Reading 52i4. Rock
4land 2215, st. Paul zoos Texas Pacific
80 ~ 0u1Ou Idclnc oJ1k, ". .. Express |
q, Wabash Pacific 22, Pacific 95's
q Erie 9N. New York Central 17sl,
kAeihc Mail ~. Panama SO, Wells
tasRoN Canada Southern 57k Chi
40, Burlington aud Quincy 28Z. New
lsy Central 843l, Western Union so,
teefoleum quiet at LISA.
Fears for = Passenger steamer.
CHICAGO, Nov. ia Daily Mems,
Toronto, special says: The steamer
.nneis Smith Of Collingwood, Of the
soEt Arthur line, left Collingwood for
= latter Dprt last week with 100 pas
eRerA She Is overdue and az nothing
49,! oesn heard of her and abe is old
q not very staunch, it is feared she
st down in the storm Sunday night
~ith all on board.
CsaRierfelsiax To~ss Captured.
NEW York, Nov 13.--The police found
SIS tno houS0 Whieh WAS uaed "a "A work