Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-29

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examp1es bstwss9 o<Sy000 an1 66o n
vexo realk8sd from fhe ~ - 49,
and noue Of - a0ounx has ben -
to1s yeax. The conosqusncs 4 thaf ~
departments are bshind ID tbe uevnen
% salaries TOO or three month"; OH
cst1os o. TIE State are similarly situascd
xne great question With the urniciDa
ana county authorities il how 70 eecurv
fmmediste relief from the eubarrasrine
situation, the Legislature not being r
session 10 grant authority.
TIE sssek Eass.
Nxs YORK. Oct. q. u. a. Thrse'a
iMss; s1cs. II So, 1215<; Pacific 81 4
-. Amerlcaz1 kpress Sz5<. Canada Pa
cIfac -, Canada southern 36s<. Ger.
srai Paczhc q. Chicaeo, ksariiuctou
tu1ncJ lis. Denver Il Rio Grande
~. Ere i23<. Hannibal Il Sc. Joe ssj<.
hansas and Texas I55<. Lake Shore
ne37, Michigan Central 50. Northern
racinc ~, Northern Pacific preferred
w, Northwestern e51<, Louisville a
Nashville D. Oregon Railway Il Nav
leafion IS. Oregon Transoonfinenfal
IN, Oregon Improvements IL. Pacific
Nall 5lA, Panama 50, Rock Island
l09sz. St. Paul 737<, Texas Pacific 81
Union Pacific 52z<, United States e.
press E25<. Wells Faro log. Weetern
Union 59<. New York Central 85i.
Lackavanns 102x.
o. WALL street.
NKw YoEx. Oct. y. - Governments
strong; railways irregular; Erie new
seconds heavy. Stocks opened Aim and
advanced 20 IL. kumors current
about noon that the trunk lines ipteuJ
making further cut in passenger rates,
orouRht about @ general decline. and
the market closed weak. Compzred
With the closing yesterday, prices are x
20 ~ lower. except Canada Pacific.
Burlington and Northwestern preferred.
which are TO per cent. higher.
Farewell % Ceant Lewenhnsps.
wAsHrxoroS. Oct. S.-Count Leweu-
hanpt, the Swedish Minister, called on
the President today In company With
the Acting Secretary of State, and pre-
sented his letters of recall. The usual
formaiities were exchanged. Count
Levenhaupt has been appointed Minis
ter TO France, and the Swedish Minister
20 France has been accredited TO the
United States.
a New Secretary 81 the Treasury.
The President today appointed ex-
Secretary Hugh McCulloch to be Score
tary OF the Treasury, and Secretary
Walter q. Gresham to be Circuit Judge
to succeed Judge Thomas Drummond,
resigned.
Coming In and Geing 0us.
The appointment of Secretary MoCul-
loch will take effect tomorrow and judge
Gresham will leave Washington temor-
roy for Indiana.
Schooner Lost.
GALvEsroN, Texas. OCT. 28.-The
schooner Lucy, loaded with $50 tons of
coal, IN tow of the steamer Raleigh,
from New Orleans, 10 reported LOST, with
three of the crew, of Sabine Pass. The
Raleigh arrived today and brought it'd
ings of the disaster.
Callers ON Cleveland.
NV YoRK, Oct. 8.-Dsspite the rain
today the Hoffman House was crowded
With callers ON Gov. Cleveland. Among
them were State Comptroller Chaplin, 8.
ID. Bart, Gen. Shaler, Gen. Farksworth,
Col. Jas. j. Fay, John @. Devlin, Jr., F.
Leroy Satterlee. Congressman James @.
Hassett of Pennsylvania. Rev. 4. Got
therl, Rabbi of the Temple Emanuel,
Rev. John AoketelI. ChapIain Of Al
Barnabas Church. and General M II
Mercer.
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wAsn.NoLVN, W.. <o.ih ms annuai
repors; sne Governor OF idano says the
Iunoed ueot OF the ierrltory mas been
practically wiped ons. Inc pop1iatlon
- staseo 70 DC oc,uV, wnicn shooia en-
titie inc Aerrasofy, 10 the Governor
opinion, 70 % aonitteo INTO the Union
as : otase. Inc value OF the assessed
pfoperly 10 'ne Ieiritory increased
nIy pr CENT over last year ana Is
now pissed ~ *soco,uu. ine export
OF m ID la aor tue last nsoai year
was *''oo'oo'
Bonded Baggage.
Secretary Gresham has written let
ter TO the Collector OF Customs At Nav
York in regard to the TRANSPORTATION
without examination by bonded ex-
press companies, Of passengers' bag
gage, in which he says: First, the
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