Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-18

renee and 10 Size psineip.s cities in III
E-ss- ssEsa Of sh@ otsieesz Of the 9rsus
Comn.nd-ry of Michigan will 60 &,
San Franei-cp. and viii b. accosnps
nisd by nHmser OF individual mem
oers OF dIdere1: cjuuanGsgies through
o1t the State.
4 sick JaPsr.
WasHrsGTss. May i7.-Owin9 10 sts
Illness Of Juror Geo b. Shout 10 pro
aress vS made in the Star Ro1ts tr;al
today.
vlsfstDx Va. Sefnon-
The United States steamer Talapocsa
and Eving's steamboat. Geo. Lsry. ~
day conveyed members of the SocietT o.
toe Army of tbs Potomac. and nun
Der Of In v.ted QrIests, 10 Mount Vernon.
Tonight grand banque. viii be given
to the society.
New gaiirsad Beard.
BosToy. May l7.-At the annual rreet-
lug OF stockholders Of the Atlantic E
Pacific railway this morning 5l3 or
shares were represented The following
board O. directors vls elected: W. 3.
strong. u. T. Cheney, b. 4. Touzslin
Ihos- Sicksrs N. A. W. Sickerson. Levi
e. Wade, 5. c. Nut.. of Boston: Z. r.
Wins!ow. Jay Gou,d. C. r. Huntington,
Jesse Seliguan j. ID. Fish. W. f. Buck
ley, OF New York. At a subsequent
meeting of the directors, the following
offers were chosen: President, II. c.
NIT of Boston; Vice President, Z. f.
Winsiov. Of Neg York; Secretary and
Irea snrer, c. s. Tuckerman, of Boston
Auditor. ID. l. Gallup. of Boston.
=. u. 4. 4. Gathering.
MILWAUKEE,. May I7-At the morn
Ing session of the international CONVEX
ton OF the Y. 81. G.. A. about two hours
were given to devotional exercises. 4
paper was then read by 3. NJ. Sayford.
general secretary of the Massachusetts
Association, on behalf Of w. T.. Douai.s.
OF st. Louis, written on the subject of
Reasons why loo Il association should
employ general secretary" and who
was unable to be present. w. X. Wat
kins cad paper on "A survey of the
work OF the International convention"
IN securing secretaries.
Injunction Applied For.
U1Dns, May 1.-The Union Pacific
have applied for an injunction
the Denver and Eio GFande
from entering Ogden on "A third rail
upon the Central Pacific track. claiming
damage to tha;r property. The writ is
made returnab.e tomorrow.
Gov. Proctor knstt.
LOUISVILLE. May 17.-The convention
this meraing nominated Prostor Knott
for Governor.
4 Rank Weakeains.
DETROIT, May 1.-The private bank
of Eugene Apgell at Lansing closed its
doors yes erday, there being run upon
it. Considerable excitement was
Ii is said the late city treasu.-
or, T.. Il. Wood, Is short In his accounts,
ard that the troubles of the bank nave
with him, growing oat of
the endeavor TO tide him over his
troubles. The exact facts seem to be
20. unknown Many rumors ara afoat
both the bank and the treas
lrsr.
A Mob Takes Gallaain City.
BozEMAS, Mont, 1.-THE Sheriff
Df this county received telegram
Tuesday night from Gailatin City, stat
ing a riot had occurred among laborers
On the line of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road, and that tho town was in the
hands Of a mob. Sheriff ElakeIy and
posse started at once, and arriving at
iallatin surrounded it, compelling all
% throw up their hands. The leaders
were arrested and placed in the Boze-
nan Jail.
Presbyterian synod In session.
PHILADgLrHIa, May IA meeting of
The General Synod of the Reformed
PRESBYTERIAN Church began here this
Ciean's Enterprise Discussed.
New YORK. May I7.--TGe iri.mne
says: The collapse Of the Glenn enter
prise will not be regretted. II was
,arried on with difficulty on account of
the danger of drought and other aoci-
dents of husbandry. The landowners
Of California arc fully aware of the
dangers of undue concentration, and
are cutting up their estates as mstter
Of policy, believing the greatest injury
they could do their children il to leave
them too much land. The small farmer
has been the safeguard Of our civiiizs-
ton. The typical American farmer is
q laborer and capitals. in one. Wher-
ever these two great forces of society
are thus united there must be prosperity
and peace.
Fast Roadssevs.
NEW York. May 1.-THE trotting
team. Midnight aud Enchantress, owned
by VIM. Brockfeller, were driven by
him a mile on Fleetwood track Wednes-
day evening, to q road wagon, in 2:22ls.
The horses had been driven together but
twice previously, and Brockfeller is %
pounds overweight.
The Last spike Driven.
DENVER. May 1.-THE Denver q Rio
Grande Railway, the new trausconti-
mental line 10 san Francisco via the
Ogden 4 Central Pacific II silway, was
completed today, the last spike being
driven at Ogden. and connection made
With the Central Pacific road at that
point. Through trains began running
today. The completion of shis line Is
regarded here as On important event,
establishing new transcontinental
route passing through magnificent
scenery aud tributary to the most i'm
poftant towns and cities OF Colorado
aud Utah. Through business has been
opened up already. and travel on this
line to San Francisco has begun.
The Dry Goods Market.
NEW Yogx. May l7.-Dry goods are
without any great demand. 1t Is apps-
rent there is good volume of business
in the movement. Light printed and
wooden fabrics for dress purposes con-
time in good request. Choice calicos
are in steady inquiry from the interior
markets for many smal, reasso-tments.
Cotton goods are getting into better
condition every day, and values show
greater steadiness in WOODEN goods.
For fiannels there is some inquiry.
Kentucky Jeans are in better condition,
and daily business, though not large. is
Of much steadiness. The most import.
ant auction sales since the 7sh, of heavy
woolens, is announced for the I'D. en-
bracing the entire production to date of
the Merchants Woolen Company and
the Peru and Lone Oak Mills of Will
uington.
Meat Interests.
CHICAGO. May IL ~. II. Saunders, OF
this city. member Of the United States
Treasury Cattle Commission, leaves for
Europe nsxt week on a special govern
mental mission. Il is understood tha.
his trip has particular reference to the
restrictions which are now imposed