Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-13

stopped at the house of a man named
Jarrett, near Condor's, and found q
Mormon Elder there. rhey left two
masked msn in charge of this Elder
Shooting was heard shortly afteruard
and that Elder has not been seen since
When the firing commenced at Cundor's
house one Elder hid behind Mrs. Con.
dor and IN shooting at hina Mrs. Condor
was wounded.
The stock Liss.
NV YORK. Aug. I2.-U. 4. Three's.
lOO4i as, ll2ss; AZ, 1l9; Pacific 95's
49, American Express 81, Canada Pa
oiflo "A, Canada Southern 3s1.. Cen
tral Pacific 4O1<. Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy llSA, Denver d hio Grande
I39. Erie 1874, Hannibal and St. Joe
3o11. Kansas and Texas Is, Lake
shore s04 Louisville and Nashville
4I, Michigan Central s., Northern
Pacific u 4, Northern Pacific preferred
81, Northwestern 1851, New YORK
Central l04k, Oregon Railway and Nav
loatlon s25., Oregon TranscoutinentaI
10, Oregon improvement 10, Pacific
Mall 49,, Panama IS, Rock Island
lib, st. Paul 1874. Texas Pacific 49,.
Union Pacific 49,, United States TX
press 81. Wells Fargo I02. Western
Union 66s4. Lackawanna 1l2sz.
funeral or Lieut. Lockwood.
AsSAPoLIs, Aug. L. The obsequies
OF Lieut.. Lockwood were observed here
today with all the ceremonies possible
during the vacation of the Naval Acad-
envy. The officers, professors and cadets
now at the Academy were present, and
large congregation of the leading
citizens. The remains were placed in
grave between those of Commander
w. Terry and Lieut.. Collins.
Chief or the osages.
FoKT SMITH, Aug. l2.-Advices from
the Osago Indian country say that
Black Dog WAS elected Chief OF that
nation few days ago by a majority of
25C.
wife and Child Murder.
WICHITA, Kas., Aug. PA dispatch
faom Platte county says: On the 9Th,
at daybreak, Is. Daniels, who was
separated from his family during the
winter, hut who has been boarding with
them, got up, dressed himself, took a re-
volver and went to the bed where his
wife was sleeping. He then deliberately
blew her brains out; and, turning to the
bod IN the same room corrupted bv two
OF his daughters, be shot the eldest, in
fiicting what he supposed to be a fatal
wound. following her down stairs and
firing across the yard. He then placed
the weapon TO his own head and fired.
The ball went into his brain and he
dropped dead.
A Bleedthirssy Minister.
CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-InfOrmation has
been received from the northern suburb
of Lake View that X. l.. Mollison. pas
ter of the Fullerton avenue Presbyte-
rian Church, shot his wife and then
himself this afternoon. Both are dead.
western Trunk Lines.
A meeting Of the Western Trunk
Line Association has been called for to-
morrow to consider the withdrawal of
the Northwestern. Il is not probable
that the meeting will be held, however,
as some of the members cannot reach
here.
The Travelling Passenger Agents.
DENVER, Aug. 12.-About two hundred
members of the international Associa-
ton of Travelling Passenger Agents,
with their ladies, we're present at the
opening of the annual convention this
afternoon. Nearly every State in the
Union and nearly all the important
trunk lines of the country were repre-
sented. The address Of welcome was
| made by ID. l.. Sturgis, of the local
COMMITTEES, besides speeches by several
prominent citizens. The responses
Association, Capt. |. 3. May. of Phila.
delphia, and others. James 5. Reed, of
Chicago, Orator of the Association, in
n "a int as.
of the association from its inception 1T
Buffalo in 1872 TO date. He earnestly
recommended that action be taken
looking to the cooperation OF agents in
the restoration and maintenance of
tariff rates. The election of officers
will take place tomorrow. The bail at
the American Hotel this evening was
largely attended.
Another OF the Victims.
lHDIANAPoLIs, Aug. l2.-The remains
of William Whistler, late member of
the Greedy Arctic exploration party were
inferred today near Delphi, Carroll
county. Governor Porter and staff were
present. A number of local military
companies participated in the exercises.
Whistler was a member of company +,
Ninth Infantry. His term of enlistment
Saratoga Races.
SARATOGA, Aug. 12.-Kentucky stakes,
two year Odds, three quarters of mile,
Lizzie Dwysr won. Hart second, Radha
third. Time. LIN.
Grand Prize, Saratoga handicap, all
agss, mile and three-quarters General
Nc nros first, Lucky b. second. Time,
800.
Three quarters of mile. Renwick
won, Saunterer second, Glendine third.
Time, LISA.
ON wall street.
New YORK. Aug. l2-Goveruments
firm for AS and easier for Is ; railways
strong and higher. Stocks were quiet
and strong. The fact that there were
no failures owing to the suspension of
the Wall Street Bank had much to do
with the strength of the market. Favor
able news from the West concerning
crops and the movement of new grains
also induced new purchases for long
account. At the opening majority Of
the active shares were higher, but be
fore the first call the improvement was
partially lost. Subsequently western
orders To buy made their appearance and
there was an advance of y TO 2Sl. Near
3 d. IN. a moderate selling movement set
la and there vas decline Of TO Isl.
In final transactions there was frac-
tional recovery. The market was verv
quiet, sales being small. The tsmeness
of speculation was subject 10 much com
ment in she face of yesterdays bank
failure. Compared with last night clos
ing prices are TO ~ higher, except
New Jersey Central, which is u lower.
Menev Market.
New YORK. Aug. 12.-Money easy at
lSGfi. closed 4; prime mercantile paper
5IS(G6ls; sterling exchange bankers
bills steady at Sassy; sterling ex-
change demand $4s4; Petroleum quiet.
united 7s,S. Producers exports for the
week. $6.S9S,00.
Grand Grove % Druids.
ST., LOUIS, Aug. 13-Ths Grand Grove
of Druids o. the United States met in
their 25sh Annual Conclave this morn
ING. 256 subordinate lodges we're rep
resented. The session was devoted to
organizing. The Grasd Secretary's re-
port shows annual receipts of 1895;
Disbursements, $2.As. Chas. Weber,
of Sc. Paul, Mimi, Most Noble Grand.
l., h,s animal address, ehoke of the ne