Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-30
rAsTHRN NEWS.
...omArxp PRESS DISPATCHES
ne Army Changes.

osSo6eld Ia expected to arrive here TO-
ss..rroW. to assume the duties of his new
New York stocks.
Nxv YoRK, Oct. o. Bar silver, l01<;
nenfral Pacific, 6516; Darlington, 251<:
Hofthern Pacific, 29s1: Northwestern,
New York Central. 1s1f; Pacific Mail,
az: Panama, 50; st. Louis Preferred,
Union Pacific, IS; Wells, Fargo, IL:
western Union. 1914.
War or Races In Texas.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 29.-The POST ispatea
prirts, in a worry late edition. a special
fron Austin, Texas, stating that in
tsnse excitement prevailed there all last
night and today in consequence of a
telegram received by Governor Ireland
that 800 negroes were under arms in the
Town of Gauze, Milan county, and an
outbreak was momentarily expected,
and asking for immediate help. In
visw Of the fact that the late decision
in the civil rights bill case il creating a
very bad feeling among the negroes in
various parts of the State aud out
breaks have been looked for, Governor
Ireland immediately issued proclama-
ton calling the militia to arms, and two
companies were mustered here at once,
and before midnight last night over iol1
men at Austin, Huston. Galveston and
other places responded to the call ana
were ready TO march at q moments NO
tice. These troops are still waiting or
ders at two O'Clock this afternoon. The
precise nature of the trouble at Gauze
cannot be ascertained, but there seems
70 be no doubt that there is disturb
snce Of some kind in progress, and Gov.
Ireland has ordered a special military
train to get in readiness for immediate
us0.
Railroad War.
LEBANON (Pa.), Oct. ga serious
railroad war is in progress near here
Robert n. Coleman, owner of the new
Cornwall d Lebanon Railroad put fifty
men ct work laying tracks upon the
Cornwall ore piles, passing over the
pfOperty Of William G. Freeman, man
saer of the Cornwall Railroad. While
t6e men were at work Freeman. with
go men, charged upon them, and tore
no the new tracks for 400 yards. The
freeman party then laid the track and
ran upon It train loaded with coal
7 eAn. This mornings rain prevented
the parties from resuming h0stilities.
storms In the East.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 29.-Heavy rains co.
eurred here last night and this after
i noon. The Ohio River 10 rising rapidly.
storm in Bourbon County, Kentucky, |
Yesterday, blew down Bradford's tobac-
60 barn and the store house on j. G.
Gays farm, killing family of four |
negroes.
Kxaninail0n OF Imported Teas.
WASHINGTON, Got. 29.-To secure uni |
formity in the examination Of teas ina |
ported into the United 6tntes at ports |
On the Northern And Northwestern |
frontiers, the Secretary Of the Treasury |
has directed samples of be forwarded |
by the Collector of any port ON said /
frontiers east of Detroit to the Collector |
d Customs at New York; at Detroit and |
ports west of there, but cast of the /
Rocky Mountains, to the Collector of |
Customs at Chicago; and any such port /
further west to the Collector of Customs
q San Francisco. On receipt Of the
samples they will be examined by the
peoper officers, and the result Of the OK
aminations reported to the Collector at
lhe port Of importation.
The New Commander Of the ASlatic
station.
Commodore John Lee Davis, on duty
with the Lighthouse Board, will succeed
Admiral Crosby in command of the
Asiatic station.
Begal Travelling.
CHoAoo. Oct. 30.--Most Rev. p. j.
Riop1aM tho newly appointed Aroh-
bishop d San Francisco, took his de-
parture this afternoon on the 12:15 Kan
- - n.
Quincy Railroad for his diocese. His
immediate escort was the Very Rev. X.
Harin, Superior General of the Congre-
CATION Of the Holy Cross; Rev. Fathers
Riofdsu, ROLES, and Dunn, of Chicago;
Burke, Of Joliet. Ills; and Seahm, pro-
lessor Of Physical Science in Notre
Dame University. He was acOomanied |
By . mueh larger party Of clergymen
and laym0n, who will accompany him
y far as Mendoza and return to Chi
oaeo THE evening. The last three oars
q the train were devoted TO the Arch
bieh0p and his suite. The foremost of
lhoee was the magnificent sleeper "At-
hrta" containing twelve sections, draw
iug room and smoking room, and fur
MINED In the most gorgeous style. This |
vas occupied exclusively by the clerical |
party. Next was the almost equally ele-
ant sleeper "Madona," occupied by |
hymen. In the rear Was the sixteen |
wheeled dining room oar "Brevoort"
VII tables spread for forty guests. |
nyoeything was ready TO serve dinner |
- eoon a. the train started and the |
\ 9eYN vas at for king. The date Of |
IA arrival in San Francisco IL not def
nitsly fixed.
Cotton Bsrned.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Got. 29.-Fifteen
n1ndred bales Of cotton were burned
W. morning at the South Carolina
railroad yard here. All the cotton was
tx New York.
Pee1a1 Department self.sustaining.
WASHINGTON. Dot. 29.--1'otal receipts
ffom the postal service for the fiscal
~ ending June 3Oth were $45, 508, 692;
sxpenditares, $42 ,818, 700. Surplus. 81
0uite . Blsw.
lupIANApoLIs, Got. "a cyclone
ulrook the west side Of Columbus, Ind,
= ls0 this morning, unrosfng tan
NJ and four story mill. Il also
nooksd the corner OH the railroad
e.qoe and partly demolished another
hallding.
oouvtt - Otc86huk mOAscss
1os1ox, Oct. @.-From the Post: The
slowing table is compiled from special
epatohes to the Post from managers
q tventy six OF the leading clearing
1o1oes IN the United States. Il gives
- total clearances for the week ended
g ehe 9th, With the percentage OF in
9oAse and decrease. oompered with the
1eepondinc week in 1882. AZ follows
q, III, $50. 658 increase So out
- New York, $273. 6l0.S27; increase.
This exhibit this week 10 moot
volAble one whom compared with the
noop0ndinQ week lasr year, and
tse q marked improvement In the
- aituAtion, and many citiee which
months past have shown 4 decrease
elearings arc now crossing tho line
- showing gain. The aggregate OF
axlnRs for the weak il q, 1D, $50, 60,
MT $1,2l5,6l3,915 last week and
Not, 62 the previous week.
Terrific Expleslon.
tuIssua0. Oct. 29'-Dispatches from
71eence, Pa, says the dynamite IN
N magazine near Brooks tunnel. on
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