Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-19
EASTERN NEWS.
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EASTERN NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcns.
,~,u Re.ixn from, the Ministry.
rmc.oo. ILL.,, June 1s.-Rev. Arthu
,,.ahia. rector Of the Episcopal Church
ns.ha Ascension, in this city, announced
o. o. congregation tina. he would ten
~. resignation next Wednesday
~ p;.ctie has been recognized as ex.
.r,,sIv ri.ualistic, and his church ser
b.ye been marked by extreme
~ rhuroh ceremonies which have an
hEntly Gee ,sioued q difference be
so him and Bishop McLlren. Mr..
r;schie's conQreg alton are entirely at.
..sSed 10 hun, aud his opponents credit
~, . III having established large and
. I,o parish and with having suo-
rsssfolly carried out a large number OF
charitable projects.
- Affected by the ehirsxs Failure.
NV YoEx, June is.--From the eve.
-, pad. There were reports ON the
I st exchange OF several failures on
- Chicaoo Board Of Trade, which were
-, 80 nnexpected As the result Of the fail
~ Snnday. There were also reports
I,bs failure of a Chicago bank. which
- nndoobtediy manufactured by per
80 Tho wanted TO affect the stock
markets but reports OF the bank failure
-srs positively denied by dispatches
s,nm Chicago late this afternoon and
.,~,ces of stocks were not affected by the
minors - A.. r..
c..traI and Southern Pacific Railroads
ss,s settIed their difficulties about rates
"a will hereafter work harmoniously.
hss helped TO strengthen the market.
clearing House Reports.
Rsros, June 1S.-The following, COLE
,sis.i from special dispatches, gives the
total clexrings at twenty -five cities for
~ week ending June l6. Total $.E2,-
1917. The exhibit this week Is again
favorable. Al New York, TO be sure,
there has boen a heavy falling off as
compared with last year but nearly
avery other important CITY shows gain.
ana some Of them very handsome gains,
"a Bostnn in particular the change from
issi week Ia very marked. The gain of
X ner cent. at Chicago IL due to the
hrssk in provisions and partial decline
Il crsin, which have necessitated great
shifting of loans.
Dnpsrtaat gnJanetlsn Sslt.
NEW Yosx, June ia motion was
made before Judge Freedman today in
The special term OF the Supreme Court
20 yscate an injunction obtained by
Artsmus Hatch and VIM. .. Williams
Last December against the Western Un-
ion Telegraph Company restraining the
Isst-r from paying dividends npon $l5,-
6959O Of stock alleged TO be illegal.
Wager Svayne. in behalf Of the CON-
many said an appeal had been taken
from the injunction order and that the
iaiuuctiou should be vacated upon the
ecmInny's giving sufficient boads 20
sover any losses that might arise from
aymsni OF dividends. On the other
hand Il Was clained the Superior Court
could mos entertain q motion Of this
Kind. which sught more properly to
eotps before tho Court Of Appeals, be-
fore which proceedings in the case are
nov pending.
.Gslilaa Hid Of MsssaeaA.
CmcIoo. June ia special from
Raisiah, n. c., says. Two Mormon
missionaries. living in caves in the
moantains, have bsen driven out by
party Of mounted men. IL il said that
ihs last Of the Msrmons n being driven
out Of the State.
Standard Dollars.
WAsHIsoroN, June l8.-rhe issue Of
standard silver dollars from the mints
daring the week ending June 10Th was
q he <.sxH inn ~ nd
Last year 1t Was Fill, i9S.
Heavy ssit.
KuoxuK, June l8.--hrgument Was
CON msnoed today before Judge Miller
OF the United States Supreme Court and
Hon. II. O. Caldwell. judge Of the United
States District Court for the eastern
district VI Arkansas, involving the liza
bllity Of the Little Hook and Fl. Smith
and other railroads in Arkansas for
bonds issued 10 them by the State to
aid IA their construction, which bonds
have been declared by the Supreme
Court Of Arkansas to DO invalid to the
amount of $2b,000. John II. Dospos.
ass, OF New York, and cx- Chief Justice
Mcclure, of Arkansas, represent the
bondholders, and John r. Dillon, Of
Nov York, and O. w. Huntington, Of
Boston, the railroad companies.
3 a 1eredeii Discharges.
WAsuNaros, June lS.--In the Grim
iual Court this morning. Reredell APP
psAfsd accompanied by Merrick and
Herr. Judge Wylie asked Rercdell IL
II desired 20 Withdrew tho plea Of gull
y ,ol conspiracy In the star route case.
RerSdsll answered In the affirmative.
Under tbs circumstances said Judge
Wylis the court has no hesitation In al
Ioving that u be done. One man can-
not BE- guilty Of conspiracy. The jury
~ Acquitted the others and that ID
Gnough. The court directed she clerk
- eAter q nellie preseqai aud Rsredsll
~ Cases se 1x.senaasr Kellegg ana
~ Brady.
klter the organisation Of the juries
fas the June term Kerr called mp the
saas of William Pitt Kellogg. charged
WI receiving money in eonnection
Nth the mail conspiracy while In tho
os1sts. Kerr said 10 understood that
Kslloeg vas under bail. A messenger
- dispatched for Kellogg. and Kerr
called up too oasea against Thomas j.
Brady, charging him with receiving
noQsy while second Assistant Pest.
nS6tss General - o consideration for
h1fAasing certain mail service. Kerr
~ that bail had not bean furnished In
eA1ls cases and asked for process 70
bring Brady into court. Judge Wylis
sspljed that Kerr could have process
a66'tAs court would make u returnabls
oouaOrrow.
N 4 Confessed Rabemler.
poeroa. June is.--Arthur II. Blaney
e1qhies and book keeper Of the Nasaa
GANeslts Lean 4 Trust Co.. has con
lsslsd 10 The embsxzlsmeut Of ~, 900 ol
~ coupsny's fvnds.
Participated.
IL Continan1als Of New OrlsanI
;Doskicipseed today In tbs military pa
~ u honor Of the Battle Of Bankel
a9 Relief nan Passed.
The Senate has ordered paid 70 Wal
" 6hanly 81, 800 ON account Of lose
oooisioued In the construction OF IN,
Noosas tunnsl. He asked etS0. 900.
heavy 0ama&es.
Rlynoyrn. Mas, June ls.-In III
~ Soe o50,000 b. Geo. ". Humphrey
~ Old Colony Road. for injuries rs
By An abrupt stoppage OF thu
49,, ~ iury's verdict was $1,000 fo'
~ nane ueurv syuoe0.