Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-28
raSTERN NEWS

RAsTERN NEWS.
.enocrArzD rzzss psspAfusx@
-. p.eeress win Nss Ne PaId.
Is, yn~x. Oct. 27.--The reooiver Of
=. c..~Srr B Bio Grande announces
~ interest Of the hrst mortgage,
1sfcvsmber LIST, will not be psid-
psslerss Movements
- NY. Oct. N--Benjamin r.
8 ~ ~ arrived At Troy this morning
Z Nav York, coming By boat. He
Z. x,;vsr 10 the depot Ia q hack and
80 train for Saratoga, where be
- morning. He IL accompanied
~ hIburRh Of New York and Hon.
8. Carroll Of Saratoga. sx- Mayor
Ts.v. Better will speak IS Sandy
~ t AZ afternoon and at Whitehall
- sveuinQ, leaving for New York to-
He viii then start on the stump
4 ~ western part Of the State.
The stock Liss.
o. Yonx. Oct. IL q. 8. Three's,
80. ii<7s. 1f31z; Is, 12l "; Pacific 95's,
~ rnerican Express 921S, Canada Pa
~ ~ Canada Southern 40. Cen
-, p<ci6c 3Sk. Chicago, Burlington
+ 1870 1fsJ<. Denver Il Ri0 Grande
~ Fris 1871, Hannibal q IS. jos 3S1l<z.
...,Ss and Texas IS, Lake Shore
~ Michigan Central s., Northern
80 IS. Northern Pacific preferred
IN Northwestern 651S. Louisville d
S7{~;ile 2ej<. Oregon Railway q Nav
1..Sinn 81. Oregon TransoontinentAl
IA Oregon Improvement IL, Pacific
~ E1X. Panama 98. Rock Island
=; 81 Psul "a, Texas Pacific 291
e. Pacific 53ak. United States En-
80 "a Wells Fargo 1O6, Western
Issou 69N, New York Central S6s<,
issksvanna 102x.
Money Market.
Mo YoEx, Oct. N.-Money easy a.
s61k per cent; prime mercantile pa
y E16 per cent; sterling exchange,
sskefs bills dali at $4.S01<; demand.
}issN.
Blafne's Return.
AueusrA, Me-, Oss. N.-Blaine is rx-
rsSsed 10 return TO the State the latter
~ a. The week: bat IL his presence 10
ssedsd 10 New York, he may delay his
r1orn until the day before election.
Csiifsisn On the wabash.
~ LOUIS, Oct. ia collision on
~ Wabash, near Taylorsville, Ills, oc-
rsrrs1 AZ go o'clock this morning. The
~ bound freight train was being run
4 to ssotious. The first had q coach
6lIed With Italians attached. when
-redinQ & curve al Ciarksdale, mile
l1ou TsyIorsviIIe, the coupling pin be-
1Se1u ths engine and the first car broke.
4 1xeman vas sent back, hut he was
- late 10 stop the second section, the
.uaine crashing into tho coach contain
~ the Immigrants. Il was overturned,
mi thrown down an embankmeut ten
~. the sides crushed IN snd both ends
1Ioehed. There were 43 persons in the
~. men, women and children. Tho
wounded we're taken back to Taxlors-
yiIIe, where physicians were SUNNI med.
Fourteen Of tine Italians were injured,
Bat none fatally.
On wall street.
NV YoHK, Oct. n. - Governments
fronc and In good demand railways
voak and depressed for Jersey Central
|nepea. Stocks were excessively dull at
|hs opening OF the market and eener-
Nv lower. but before the first call New
Yorb Central and Lake Shore advanced
tx, and the remainder of the list sold
10 frsotionaily, except for Missouri Pa
1I6s which declined ~. New Jersey
Central developed marked weakness on
be report that the November interest
road be passed. Other shares fell of
d sympathy. At the close there was a
ally OF u To ", and the market left
ia Arm. President Little of the New
|ersey Central, is reported ~ saying
hat eli interest due November fss on
be sompany's bonds would be paid.
ne amount due is about $40 900.
with Saturday closing prices
Irs 10 higher for Northwestern,
h Paul. Missouri Pacific, Northern Pa.
ITO preferred and Pacific Mail, and u
% lower for Central Pacific, Lscka-
vAnna, Delaware d Hudson.
Blaine Again In New York.
ANGELICA, N. Y, Oct. N.--At Sala-
nanca Blaine spoke az follows The
lmeyican people never settled but one
lfeat question In single Presidential
Ilsction. There may be other issues,
5ut there is always one that leads and
q The end absorbs popular attention.
This issue In 1884 Is the question Of n
tariff ON one side against
ree trade on the other. Some Republi-
ans In the State of New York have left
u because they are free traders. They
AVE acted wisely. Laughter. IL
hey want free trade. the proper thing
or them to do is TO Join the Dsmo.
ratio party; bat for those who want
he protective tariff continued, the
proper thing for them to do Is tn adhere
% the Republican party. Cheers. !
Any man who has decided convictions
On that question should remain with
The Republican party. On the other
hand, any man who has decided views
In favor Of free trade will better carry
out those views by joining the Dsmo.
cratic party. want to be very frank
with yon, and want 20 be especially
frank with the gentlemen who think
eshet questions are so be settled this
rear. There Is no real issue bat tho
question OF protection. That other one
witch connects itself with ii bee ,mes "a
part OF u because the opponents of the
protective tariff, IL they have any hopes
u prevailing, hope TO do 10 by solidify.
ne the vote of the South and asking
ne men OF Indiana and the men OF
New York 10 JOIN them. Voices. " We
Hont do itg'1 The question therefore
! WHISTLER you are ready 10 take New
iork out OF the great ooidon Of States
mat we're loyal during the war and 10
- her 10 the solid south, In order that
rec trade may triumph over protec-
lou. Cries Of Good r. aud Never -
Neser!' ] could not, by multiplying
lords. make the issue any palmer than
nat ! believe when look into your
sees that ! leave that issue in safe
'shds. "Yo do" and cheers.l be-
,sve that Western New York win show
nst she Is not TO be diverted by any
iue issne, especially by questions which
annot be settled this year, and which
MI only end in the settlement of other
locstions OF great and trausc an iant i'm
Great cheering.I
Governor Cleveland ON the wiag.
ALBANY. Dot. Ex-Governor Cleveland
ING party left Albany. according 20 the
l'foGrAul. at 10 o'clock this morning.
y s:io The Albany Phalanx. the repre-
'rutattve Democratic organization of
\ ne city, preceded by the Albany City