Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-22
rAsTERN NEWS.
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M.el 0uesatiena.


Wsol Ouotationa.
o. March 20.-The demand for
staady, but moderate, and prices
.e cnite firm with reduced stocks.
IA Pennsylvania deeces, 42(d4 As;
~ : a faeces range from ~ ~
y "a have been in fair demand
.sccks well sold up; combed and
- Hseoes are firm at 45(1471; fine
~ 1000: fine and No. combinR
.ss.d WOOL full prices, but stocks are
4. h-oken and desirable lots scarce.
~ vools have been In demand at
S<s a 70 quality, including choice
-, and Maine; supers, 45{94S. In
- trade nothing of any conss-
- b done.
4 Broken Company.
yosx. March 20.-In the Soperi-
800 today Judge Truax appointed
sri;u d. Smith, formerly secretary
~ Columbia Consolidated Gold and
Hininp Company, as receiver Of
~ .enrnoration, and directed it TO be
,,si The application of certain
el-,ss.s az the corporation asserts that
=. s.;rsa which are in Nevada, are not
Hs;entlv profitable to justify working.
e4ssrd 81 Stokes is one of the claim
~ n he corporation for $51, 359.H.
nastinxuished Traveller.
w.mmoros, March 0.-Secretary
49, deatinstion is Fortress Monroe,
lssse ha viii remain several days for
~ IA regeneration. When the SEQ
- "a he was really very sick
m6erinp Lot only from his mala-
~ ixouble but from a serious stomach
Eseder. The President will remain
- q entertain president Diaz and
-. and viii probably join Secretary
~ at Fortress Monroe tho latter
~ AZ next week, from which point
"A VII no doubt proceed to Florida.
Nebraska News.
nrrArA. March O.-Enoch Bradshaw,
e,ssefed in Council Bluffs, was taken 10
1910, Neb., today, to answer to the
Sssos OF murder, committed in 1873.
ImVasd Of $500 vas offered for his
a. Cox and r. e. Pugh, two
0mahe printers, were arrested on sus-
sisim a robbing the safes Of Marshall
H,n1hars and G. Z. Webster, at Weeping
Vsfe,. They we're examined and dis
ehsrred. Three thousand i've hundred
1oIIefu vas the loss caused by the rob-
M.
E IA a the road near Lost Greek, Neb
~ coronsf's jury showed that he fell
Fl load Of lumber while drunk, and
koke his neok.
4 RaA Report.
CunA0o, March 2l.-Reports from
- central portion Of the State indi-
- that the cold snap has caused dam.
- TO early sown wheat and seriously
1Ibeted pe1ch crop prospects.
marder. Robbery and Arssn.
OrScuMArr, March p. At Byers
nation the Ohio House, kept by Dun.
= Dalas, q mile north Of here, wa
lnsnod last Monday night. Dales was Sc
1 IN old, and occupied the house alone
Nm the FIRE partly subsidized the neigh
~ found the dead body Of Dales nm
q the bed with rope around hi
\ 1Ddk This not being his usual bed.
I'm, Il 10 thought ho was strangled BY
ntben and hidden there, and then thu
49, was fred. Considerable gold anG
!. ilgur coin and some melted money veR<
4 Ind in tho ashes. He had . larR'
onount Of money about the house and
t1Ss large estate.
star 1sute.
WASHINGTON, March 2l.-A long tech
8 nieal inquiry was made into various or
IN connected with the route name(
= The Indictment. Bliss next referre'
il witness denial Of tho conversation
llout books, imputed to him BY Rere
On.
B Witness again denied ever having an
fDoh conversation.
then you wish tho Jury to believ
1T in that letter 10 Bosler Reredell re
iHrcd to . conversation that never toe
l1aoe."
Tha court refused to allow the Ques
-, though witness attempted 70 an
~ the Same.
sThe letter that Boswell swore b.
tDNsr received," said Ingersoll.
sIt 10 from books that W could NO
~ and bears the page number" re
nned Bliss, who suggested to the wit
- that il was probably ~ q publi'
tnefactor that he had invested u
|6gNupapers.
1ssdy replied that he learned thu
|IIinting trade, always had q hankerins
y newlpapers, and imagined he o0ul(
geove the National Republican.
70 the question ibid il pay2"
f Witness said lauehingly: "Well, no
N ent out about the money / put In.
- BliA: II believe you had some In
-
h Mlm-tO Only 800 worth"
B witness said no did not hold any In
11o0G in tho Evening Critic while in tn
Daxtment. He had an interest In thu
n1ev Capitol last October, but owne(
nevspaper now except the Critic
- BE- still controlled.
h attempted to refer to the drs'
EAl, and asked why witness had no
1mpted before to answer Walsh, but
y eourt refused to allow any refer enc
tosmer proceedings.
witness said he had no knowledge o
Ee Prices drafts had como init
a|hhI possession beyond rumors b.
md during the trial.
Alter ordering adjournment from
91oday until Monday, on account o.
- Friday, recess was taken.
u the star route trial today Judg'
5lie decided q question which Nigh
s naked, whether or mot Brady hA(
~ the Price drafts 70 Walsh. Elk
S ton was neted, and General Brad,
IA took the stand. When tho ques
= vae reiterated he said: II move
. this paper, Mr.. Bliss, until las
nav. ! never gave Il to Walsh.'
Il eeheR draft vas presented 70 witness
= roeurned the same answer. Blia
= .lred what was the par value o.
eanooga stock that witness s0ugh,
ecs1oW from Walsh. Objection "a
-. bliss explained he wished h
~ the nature Of tho relation b.
~ walsh and Brady; that the lAttel
ut TO borrow go. 900 worth Of stosl
oot security. Witness oaid tho pa
y Of the stock was 81, 900, but "a,
- value from 320. 900 10 ~ 900
"A eo1ght the stock in the 0ffi0e d
z Hatch. giving . cheek upoz
..lov. Lanisr q Co.
- Produced a check, but witpesI
- bad not seen the check drawn
walAh. When asked Why he trie(
barrow the stock, witness eaid hi
- Was to control the stock. anf
p ~ It a. security in other opera
~ asked il he had not in any way
a 70 borrow the equivalent Of a.
II cash.
nnees answered in tho affirmative
objection was ovesruled 70 tn
non - to how much Chattan0o9l
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