Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-10
EASTERN NEWS.
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49,, the Fever In New orleans.
80. n.,r,Ns. Nov. "a six-year
NiIna nv Girl died today OF yellow
old lsA;.. me Charity Hospital three
fsveI .st.r admittance. The child was
houf ssn,;iv of immigrants, who with
- came from Vera Cruz.
v..thera Pacific Isjsuctien Win.
rvv YORK. Nov. 9.-The attorneys for
= Bradley, in the suit against tne
Tc,thern Pacific Railway, nave WITH
avn the application for AN injunction
- rreyent the issuing OF new second
mortgage bonds.
p,s;ness failures for the last seven
as.s In the United States ard Canada,
earning or an Oii.Laaea mark.
aark Marguerite, laden with 1875
h.rreIs nautha aud 21Co barrels refined
oil barned.
senator Fair In Chicago.
CmcAeo. Nov. 9.--Senator James @.
Fair and son arrived here this d. IN.
Lafest stock sluetasiens.
Nrw YosK, Nov. 9.-Threes 1OA /,
aga lax, IS ~, American Express
81. Central Pacific eS5 Lake Shore IN,
Delaware. Lackawanna and western
1914. Denver and Rio Grande 24s<, Han
nibai and st. Joe 3S1, Kansas and
Texas 2x. Louisville and NASHVILLE
1857. Michigan Central 1874, Northern
Pacific 293I. Northwestern 1Ss, Ohio
and M;ssissiuui 2sX; Reading ~ Rock
Isla.d 12I%. 81. Paul 9911. Texas racine
ooM Union Pacific 8sX, q. y. Express
81 Wabash Pacific DN, Pacinc ySs
80. Erie 28A, New York Central "a,
Pacific Mail 41H. Panama 70. wells
Fargo 1874, Canada Southern o1z T Sni-
Iarsev Central 8414, Western Union 79Ss,
Petroleum quiet at LIZ.
The MONEY Market.
NEw York, Nov. 9.--Money IL lending
At 216(d3; closed at 3; prime mercan-
tile paper, 6(07. Sterling exchange,
haakers' bills, firm at - 81; sterling
eYctange, demand, ~ S4A.
The state OF the Market.
NV York, Nov. o. Governments
Avn. The stock market Is more active |
and stronger to-day, though advances
n prices have been only fractional. 1t
i stated ON good authority that the real
sanse for the weakness in Oregon |
TransoCntinentai stock was the forced |
ala Of between l5,Os0 and 10000 shares
~ a Arm that, In consequence OF loss
4, the stock market, were compelled to |
! iiouldste. The syndicate in stock was
aware 81 this impending sale and ac-
oordingly prevented the stock from RS
mo with the general market. Within
the past few days round amounts OF
Trunk line shares have been taken for
long account, and one Vanderbilt housf.
Il is stated, alone purchased so,Coo
shares.
Accident with Loss or Life.
RuyrALo. Nov. Scales this after
ann blew down four story building
Ssinc constructed by JaGob Dold.
Tselye men were buried under the
nina. Five were killed and E,ven ee-
roualy injured.
new They Make Cable Dispatches.
NEW York, Nov. 9-Fhe Central News
ksaociatiOn Of London il CORRESPONDENT
n the 40 called News Association here.
II stating his view of the fair expan-
non az dispatches the manager of the
0entral News said 1--WE eeud points
Il intelligence in 30 words, of which
American papsIs make two columns"
Tie Herald correspondent adds: "The
snsctators received this with loud laugh
~. and enjoyed the assurance of yu-
venile sub. editor, who said he filled up
Al foreign dispatches from references TO
books, documents, telsgrams and per-
ppsl knowledge. F. x. Schoonmak.r,
Who makes up some sbles from dis
uatches sent here by the Central News
Association, was asked IL he was the
psrty who padded out the dispatches
poken of. He answered tina: the cables
h received were not padded to the ex-
ent testified to by Mr.. Saunders in Lon
don, but were filed out to some ext Mt"
Ths whole business attracts attention
hee Of reputable and responsible max
snof sewspapers.
Accident In Public Hall.
RAIxIaH, N. c.. Nov. 9.-At Lauren
barR, while gathering Of col0ved pe0-
~ was in McLean's Hall, the floor gave
| way, followed by the wallis tnmbling
dcWn. Avid scene Of excitement en-
NJ. After all had been extricated
hon the ruins eight were found to be
injured, two mortally.
ouf war Paint--suis Commenced.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.--Gen. Wright,
Ohie9 Of Engineers, In his annual report,
ufoontly recommends that Congress |
nake ample preparations for putting |
~ ~ and lake fronts in condition for |
lnfouse in case of war. He advises |
~ at least $50, 900 be expended in San
Francisco.
Il the Supreme Court suit has been
bgouQht by the heirs of Sarah Ann |
De1oey, Of Louisiana, for the purpose Of
nlling aside the will by which Mrs.
pcr.ay left her property to Jefferson
DAsis.
Explesion ON Tug Boat.
An explosion on tug boat early to-
" sunk the boat and killed four men.
NJ boat was blown into fragments.
lying piece of the wreck killed a
l1lmamAn on one Of the sohooners.
IDson persons were ON the tug.
n killed are Captain Eardis and wife,
~ eook, John Kelly and Charles Con-
IN, deck hand. Charles Kelley, the
Aeinssr, was picked up with a broken
ulh Two other men ON the tug we're
blown into the river.
- Kew Pacific Coast Freight scheme.
CnuA0o, Nov. 9.-It seems to be defin-
nv eettled that the arrangements pre-
veoa!y made by which business to the
Hai6e coast ID to be taken at the same
moa By all roates, Ia to be modified.
lAe understanding is now that the Cen
~ Paci6c and the Northern Pacific
- 70 divide territory; the former to
@1lxul business to San Francisco and
Nnfornia points and the latter
business to Portland and
eou and Washington Territory
on, and thus the Northern
alaoo will have to charge higher rates
IN Francisco than the direct lines,
~ San Francisco lines will charge
Ael1nef rate TO Portland and Washing
Ieesitory points. This will enable
Uentral Pacific to continue its pres
eo0tract system In CALIFORNIA; for
ot and will allow the Northern
aelho to make such contracts as il
-. With shippers at points within
lerritory.
IL Aereemsns arrangements applies
- Meexht traffic; also tho Northern Pa
under the new arrangement, will
~ freight from Portland and all
n the northwest, and the other
eNoo coast lines will carry to San
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