Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-22

ne weeks Faiisses.
- Yoxx. Nov. N.-The number Of
1.-.s faiiures throughout the coun-
-. I. ~ last seven days was 277. Ihis
~lfkiua increase - compared with
- .ssef vheu the total wes Z36, and
~ .~e~ioua week, 2i4. The increase y
nsinIy IN the Western and southern
Gfstes.
- oufIesk ss RaIl Rfves.
80. Rvxa. Nov. H.-Early In the
- fbe manufacturers feared that
49, -rnld have TO shut down the mills
~ ~eek AGAIN. During the week,
-. the market assumed Q st1onQ
1854 snd The mills will ali ran next
2 eroept on Thanksgiving day. IL
~ GENERAL opinion Of manufsctur-
- fkaf more shut dous will have to be
sss~ ara that the coming winter viii
..ses3.eriIy be hard one for the opera
.ssss A manufacturer said yesterday
ss~Se rednetion of ten per cent In the
.s.~ss al operatives would undoubtedly
8 800 before January lst, unIess q
1921 change occurs In the condition
4 - market.
r..r6fan Or the s;arfzeiA Cbftaren.
I,rcHpuss. Va, Nov. 2i.-Congrsss-
-. Tucksr. recently elected from the
fsr1h District by Democrats, has besp
~~~,.icfad guardian for the minor chill
~ a the iats President Gsrfcld.
6is froet includes all tbs property owned
e (3euersl Garfield In Virginia. Mrs.
6sr6cld. IN making the request, re-
Ssvvca % the kind relations which ex-
is1,3 bstwesn Mr.. Tucker and her hus
Mercantile .1eeslnG.
Dosrox. Nov. 2l.---A meeting opened
4 uoon AZ the Board Of Trade for the
dIsoursiou Of the National Bankrupt
is~. lie excessive coinage Of silver and
~ reeiprosity treaties With Mexico and
fEsada. All the business exchanges IN
~ city we're represented. Addresses 90
~ have been made by senator Hoar
snd ConQressmen Ranney. Leopold.
Norss and Collins, In favor OF q Ma
lIoual Bankruptcy bill. Kssolutiens
uere adopted for petition praying
Oonaroas 10 suspend the aot requiring
shs coinage of silver dollars, thereby
rpuoyinQ the chief causs Of the pre-
vslline distrnst and dread urging upou
Congress- the importance Of cnaotinR
Ike bankruptcy hilI passed BY the Sen
- q ita last session, and praying the
House gf Representatives 70 take early
lhvorabIs action upon tho till carrying
ito eFet the reciprocity treaty vith
Mexico.
4 Cock Nos Laberev.
Nxw YoRx, Nov. 2l.--In the United
Gtatos Circuit Court today, Judge Brown
6soided that All Kee. Chinese Cook,
arrested for leaving his vssseI and com
ine ashore, in violation Of an act OF
C0aQress, was not lab0reF ~ specified
b The act, and he was discharged with
10 understanding that he leave the
oountry within thirty days. Judge
Brown further said that the act applied
70 Cinnamon who were laborers, whether
naturAlized citizens Of other countries
The virgisia Epldemie
LYxcnuuno, Va, Nov. 2l.--The local
papers Ia the conuties visited with the
lAiai scoures rade ouiy brief mention
Of its ravages, bot further information
shows that former reports were not
exaggerated. The Gassvills Times, 10
Wise county, says that l50 deaths 90
curred ia that county. The disease
sprsada over q considerable section, but
4 worse In Wise, Lee, Buchanan and
Dickinson counties. Rains have fallen
there within the last two days. and the
foul water supply, which 10 supposed 10
have caused the trouble, has been re-
plsnished, and the disease Is reported
q abatino. Physicians describe it as
acute typhoid dyssntery.
Childreu Harmed % Death.
vAesAn, Mioh., Nov. u:--John Roader
and wife, three miles west OF here, were
81 work In q field some distance from
their heme. and during their absence
the building Was burned. There we're
three children In the house at the time.
t,e oldest tut ave years, and despite the
utmost sxertions they were burned 20
death. Nothing was saved from the
house.
Hanged After SIX Years.
LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 2i.--John Bnsh
lsolored) was hanged here at 1880 y. n.
today for the murder Of Miss Annie
Van Meter six years ago. Bash was In
tue employ Of James Ven Meter. the
father OF the girl, when the killing 90.
sarsed. Bush aud the girls father were
engaged In q difficulty. and Mas Van
Meter came In range of Bush'a pistol
and vas shot in the thigh, afterwards
dying OF the wound.
The stock Last
NKw YoRg. Nov. 2i.--U. y. Three's,
i00h; 4Les, li4I<; k's, 122; Pacific SOS,
i& American Express 81, Canada Pa
einc ~, Canada Southern SlA, Cen
iral Pacific 23ss, Chicago, Burlington
4 Quincy 1904, Denver a kio Grande
sS. Erie Is. Hannibal q Sc. Joe Ss1S,
Kansas and Texas 15as, Lake Shore
@H. Michigan Central 81, Northern
Raslhc IL, Northern Pacific preferred
i2k, Northwestern SsA. Louisville a
NASHVILLE 24A, Oregon Railway a Nav
ieasion 20, Oregon Transcontinental
n1, Oregon Improvement 22, Pacific
Nail 5i,S, Panama %, Rock Island
M, ~ Paul s2A, Texas Pacific II.
Union Pacific 1875, United States Ex-
wem 81. Wells Fargo los. Western
unicn 5sx. New York Central 81. Lack
Axsnns l0ss.
One Wretch less.
SlyASxAH, Nov. 2l.--Oliver Baternsn,
Z ycung man Of 20. was executed 10.
9As tor the murder of two young
daughters OF John Mclaughlin ON the
i9 of August last. The murderer slept
xst last night and ate q hearty break
msl he appeared cool and uncoRcerned
nfoeghout the morning. and laughed
sad ceatted with those about him. He
- Z letter foi publication admitting
me crime and expressing his penitence.
We appointed hour he was conducted
oascanold erected In sart of natural
smpnitheater about n mile from the
W.. One hundred Deputy Marshals
naoe way through the vast throng for
1e eoodemned man, and be walked 10
sAnold with an indifferent swagger.
- veakened somewhat during the
sorM rssaina, and murmured
prayer. The trap was sprung,
- ne murderer died with scarcely q
.Rle II 10 estimated that 5000
Witnessed the execution. many
onR u wagnns distance of 80 miles.
eman's crime was Que Of the most
sne IN the annals Of the State.
49, .aots. the murder Of the two girls
- 49, we subsequent violation Of the
~. ens's person in q field near their
s,ss Rouse. were published AZ the
A fndepeadest Address.
uosroS, Nov. 2i.--The text of the ad.
of The Independents of the coun.
snlea was 10 30 forwarded to Gov
- ekveland has nov been printed.
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