Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-26
PACIFIC COAST.
Tight Money.


SAN FRAScIsoo, June 25.-An evening
paper publishes An interview With the
managers of several prominent banks
Of this CITY on the stringency OF the
san Francisco money market at the
present moment. The result shows that
this il mainly due to preparations made
by county banks to meet the demands
for advances consequent upon new
crops. and that the banks we're there
fore reducing their advances IN other
directions.
Double Marder.
William Milton. a junk dealer, owing
to the refusal of Miss Aibertina j. X.
Anderson, better knosn As Mrs. Book
mann, % marry him, waylaid her in
front Of her residence on Howard street,
near Third, this morning aud shot her
dead. He followed his first fatal deed
by putting the revolver into his own
mouth and ending his life with bullet.
He was widowe., and leaves three
children. she was until recently house
keeper for her murderer.
Mtning stocks.
SAN Francisco, June 25.-Aits 200,
Alpha Coo, Belcher 800. Best q Belcher
l.5O, Bodie Con. $50. Bullion 300, Chol-
lar 100, Con. Virginia lie, Crown Point
LILO, Gould 4 Curry Csc. Hale & Nor
cross 2.25, Mexican 800, Mono Sec,
Ophir sos. Potosi 400, Savage 65c. Union
Con COO. Yellow jacket l.T5.
Damage Repaired.
SAN FRANcrsco. June 25.-J. A. Fill
more, General Superintendent OF the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
in this city, has received telegram
from Dsming informing him that all
damage by the washout has been re-
paired, and the company Is now ready
for through freight and passengers.
Assault 20 Murder.
John Iyers, one of the ASSISTANTS of T.
w. shepherd, ex Superintendent of the
Jewish cemetery, has been found guilty
of murderous assault, and A. NJ. Bowen
has been indicted by the Grand Jury on
/ a charge Of assault to murder.
Charge and Counter charge.
Ex-Assemblyman Montague Lsverson
was arrested yesterday on counter
charge of battery preferred by William
| Trexler. A few days ago Levsrson and
| Trexler quarrelled, the result being that
ieyerson swore DOT q warrant against
| Trexler for battery. Trexier was sot
| Immediately arrested, but was seen on
the street by Lseverson. who attempted
10 assume the part Of policeman. He
drew revolver, and pointing IL at
| rrexler, or Tered him to proceed 10 the
CITY Prison. Trsxler, however, sue
ceedcd in getting out Of harms way,
and later swore out warrant against
| Leversox for battery. Leverssn Was re-
leased on furnishing $1,000 bonds.
California Crops.
Dispatches received BY the Cali from
% sections throughout the State go TO
show that while large portion OF the
| hay crop hss been ruined, and q small
quantity OF wheat injured by being
beaten doxn and by rust, the wheat
orop on the whole { i'll be unusually
large. Hop vines and fruits have been
greatly benefited by the late rains
| Fer Alaska.
The steamer Aneon will make q trip
20 Alaska, leaving here July ID.
eregss saimsa.
SAN FRlNcrsco. June 35--1he Post
this evening says: The arrival OF
carloads OF understandable Oregon
saImon in New York 10 not matter of
any ,mpofsance. The misfortune Is
due solely 20 lack OF experience In those
who managed the packing and trans
portation. There Is MAGNIFICENT TO
ture for the business Of food transport
alton from the great Northwest to New
York"
sAs FaANcssoo. June 35.-Arrived--
4 Rriti~h steamer Wellington, Young. ~
nours from Departure Bay, with 800
tons cosl, 10 X. Dunsmuir Il Son.
Private wressiisg Match.
SAx FsAxcrsco. June as.-The private
| Grm, Nd Roman wrestling match which
took place this afternoon between Can
non and O'Hanion tBsner's unknown
vas Won By Cannon. who gained the
firss fall in six minutes; serond IN three
minutea There was bat little interest
takan in the match, as 10 10 believed ID
vas Only Q bait for farther matches.
| Another mard - Railroad.
San FaAxursoo, June 3s.-The Bale
tan publishes the following this evening
/ s~mt. officially: Ill ID announced that
she Central Pacific Railroad Company
viii postpnns for time the payment OF
sAlArses due employees this month IN
order 10 aceom1late funds ~ meet more
urersi az demands IN ;he nstare Of cur
rcnt expensss The present crAmpssl
condition Of che company arises from
4 falIine on Of trAific and q consequent
decrssse Of profits csussd bs disasters
s.ncci.Ilv on the southern Pacific and
ia branrhes.r Tsmoshy Hopkins. Treas
uner. IL the oniy prominent ofiScaal ir
tie cisv az present. He dsslined n
make snv statement. General MANAGES
Tswue. Whiting Monterey. wsa tsie
! | nra mad IN On the aahlecx. and replled