Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-26

Ally POST-INTELLIG
ZOOS to 4o24. both inclusive 5000. Nc
lu6O 70 ll.0sS. boso inclusive, and Nc
NSs 10 2,Sl3. both inclusive $1,000
No. 1855 to 20,S01, both inclusive. To
tai, 100000.
PIeuro-Pneumenia,
Dr. Salmon, Caief of the Bureau O
Animal Industry, tele9raphed frou
! CnicaRo as follows: Relative TO ex
listing pleuro pneuRonia among Jersey
cattle 10 Illinois, this State has quaran
nsed Infected places 50 far discovered
l shall continue tracing suspicious ami
mails IN this and neiRhooring States ur-
I'll all are discovered"
The stock List
| NV YoRK. Aug. 25.-C. =. Three's
flO3s; as, ll2ss; As, 1904; Pacific IS
III; American Express 81. Canada Pa
chic 451S. Canada Southern 50, Gen.
trail Pacific Az. Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy Xix Denver & bio Grande
l34. Erie l7S, Hannibal and ST. Joe
3o7Ss Kansas and Texas 70, Lake
Shore e2A, Louisville and Nashville
33A, Michigan Central 81, Northern
Pacific 2lst. Northern Pacific preferred
5O7s, Northwestern pa, New YORK
Central 1854. Oregon Railway and Nav
lRation 80. Oregon Transcoutinental
| l64, Oregon Improvement -, Pacific
Mall 50, Panama IS, Rock Island
ll5. ST. Paul S551, Texas Pacific liA,
| Union Pacific 5OA4, United States tx
press 80. Wells Fargo los, Western
Union 671s, Lackawanna ll2h. Petro-
ieum excited at 50.
Governments strong railways firm
Stocks opened excited, with decided
pressure to sell. In the first half hour
there Was decline of Il to 3, the latter
In Union Pacific. which broke to 49,.
Reports Of a trunk line war depressed
the market. In the afternoon il be-
came evident there were buying orders
in the room, and prices advanced u to
2H. Union Pacific rema ned the most
prominent. Compared with SATURDAYS
closing, prices are to Il lower, except
Northern Pacific, Reading and Western
Union. which are IS to 4 higher.
Money Market.
New YORK, Aug. 25.-Money easy at
81 per cent, closed offered at 25S@3;
prime mercantile paper. 5(d65@ ster-
ling exchange, bankers bills, firm at
x4S; sterling exchange, demand,
4.S5.
Hanged for RaDing an Old Lady.
MACON, Ga, Aug. 25-A negro named
Clark was hanged today for committing
rape ON an old white lady at Dawson.
Negroes declared he should not be
hanged, and made many threats. The
eel he e.
troops, and two companies from Albany
were ordered to the scene. When a
mile and half from Albany the engi-
neer discovered an obstruction on the
track, bat too late to stop. Three cars
were derailed, but nobody was hurt.
Another train carried the militia to
Dawson this morning. Clark was exc
cuted st l o'clock in the presence of
large crowd. There was no disorder,
the military preventing.
Brutal Prize Fight.
CHICAGO. Aug. 25.-Patsy Cardiff and
William Bradburne fought with hard
gloves under the Marqui. of Queens
bury rules today for the gate receipts
The affair was particularly brutal and |
exciting from the start. aud was marked |
by the most upro4rious conduct on the |
part of the audience and seconds. The |
police several times we're obliged to in |
terfere between the two principals. and |
more than once used their clubs on spec |
tators who, pistol In hand, joined with |
the crowd in rush up N the stage. In |
the fourth round Cardiff knocked Brad |
burne senseless, and was awarded the |
victory.
Baseless Runner.
NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Superintendent |
Smith, of the Bankers and Merchants |
Telegraph Company, says of the report |
that the company was embarrassed to |
such extent that 1t was unable to paw |
the wages OF it's employees that the |
company had changed its pay day from |
the end OF each week to the end of each |
month. This be supposed caused the |
runner. The employees will be paid In |
few days.
To BE Raised.
Providence. X. l.. Aug. PA New |
port dispatch to the Journal says the |
Secretary Of the Navy is determined to |
make an effort to have the Tallapoosa |
raised.
Mccoy and Sullivan Heard From.
BosroN, Aug. 25.-Windsor Theater |
was crowded tonight, owing to a spar |
ring match between Dominick McCaf |
fiery. of PittsburR, and Pete Mccoy. |
Among the spectators were 200 sporting |
men from New York. Besides the gate |
receipts there WAS no particular purse. |
bat betting ran very high, New York |
men generally backing McCaffery, while |
Boston supported Mccoy. The first |
round consisted Of skilIful spsrrine,
with little or no heavy hitting. In the
second round both men resorted to |
wrestling tactics, in which Mccoy |
showed himself superior. Oncs he |
threw MtCafferv so heavily that his |
grunt was heard all over the house, and |
again Mccoy threw MoCsffery on his
head and the latter fairly shouted with |
pain. Excitement ran high as the SEQ
ond round closed. with McCaffery yell
ing and the crowd making a pandemo-
mum. In the third round Mccoy |
knocked McCaffery down twice, when q |
number of excited outsiders Jumped |
upon the stage. As McCaffery attempt |
ed to rise, Mccoy struck a heavy blow |
at him, which was the signal for a gen |
eral melee. Both pueilists had many |
partisans, and these separated into con |
stage. John l.. Sullivan, second for |
Mccoy, knocked down half a dozen
supporters of McCaffsry, when the po- |
lice rushed upon the stage and stopped |
the performance. The fight was de-
clared draw.
Nothing In Il.
ROCHESTER,, Aug. 25.-Ths inner safe
of the First National Bank of Albion
was forced open. Although those pres
ent at the opening made no authorita-
tive statement, il Is generally under
stood that nothing OF any value was
found. Mrs. Eliza Glenn began an
action against Louise G. and William
X. Burrows, each individually as
surviving executors of the vill of Ros-
well Burrows, deceased, on note for
$3.50, given by Warner as executor OF
the estate, and asks for receiver pend
ing the Dissemination OF the action OF
tee bank examiner.
oar Navy struck a Rock.
Providence. Aug. 25.--The naval
squadron went out from Newport this
afternoon 10 West Island. Secretary
Chandler Was on the Tennessee, the
other vessels being the Swatara, Van
daIia and Alliance. On the Alliance
we're the senate Committee on Ord
ma nee THAR Ladies' and Atforney Gau-