Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-24

ys;ro4oo that Senator Ingalls, Will be
w:.ssS "a gill -Jadgs AoCrary's place
-. United States CT cult Court
n 4 can be srranged with Gov
-. Gliok. Who In a Democrat. to APP
~. : suitabls pers IN TO I'LL cat To-
~, s.,m Click will say nothing re-
eJ,ce the matter beyond the fact that
s.s nos committed himself. Should
E.ils he appointed, and the Governor
lind a Democrat to fill the vacancy,
! a,,ld lave the senate a tie as be-
..ssn he Republicans and Democrats,
"a Malone holding the balance Of
This being tse situation. u ID
sheooht that President Arthur will
s.,iot InsalIs. Still it is asserted that
~ strouQ pressure il being brought 70
-, in favor Of Ingalls,.
rte ssspesaeA Baak.
n-vvxs fCoI.), Jan. 23.-rhe an
..rccamsut that the First National
p..I Of Lsadviile had closed It's doors
- midnight last night vas received
LII considerable surprise here. not
s;s.~esndinQ that It's ultimate failure
~ loos snsicip stsd IN financial CIR
-. The exact condition OF the finan-
~ n ths bank are at present unattsin
~. nat the failure ID generally be
800 N be a bad one. The deposits
nsc,,sbiy aggregate $325, 900. With no
".s,hle assets. 1t is generally known
~ Preeidsnt De Walt il an inveterate
ssrhlse. and it - ruInorod that his &C
1000 IL overdrawn to the amount of
SNWo. The other Colorado banks
sss unaffected.
A lesses fresh PsesiAeat EsAiesss.
Nrv Yosx. Jan. BIN consequence
=, ~ dram ia Willard stocks and tho
49, rumors adoat, this morning Ea-
1,so1t. psssidsnt Of the Oregon Trans
s.efiesutnl. addressed the following
~ 70 President Hatch Of the Stock
$4,000: In view OF the numerous
uuioundsd rumors pot in e,rcalation 70
6eueou stocks in which the Oregon
Trsasoontinental Company arc inter
-, deemed it my duty TO state frat
H. company has not diminished It's
hojdine Of various stocks, ~ stated in
~ .spost Of the investigating commit
Si,es the publication Of this the
aoshs rallied y TO ~ per cont.
TIE 1ewa Senatssshsp.
DB MONIES, To-, Jan. "a joiat
asiop Of tho House and senate WAS
I'D q noon today for the purpose Of
aauouncina the vote had in each house
yoesedsy for United States senator to
sneoeed Allison. The vote Of the joint
eoaysnsion stood: William b. Allison,
50: B. j. Hall, Democrat, ~; ID. N.
Clark, Gresnback, 10; l.. j. Keneey,
Dsmserat, l. On motion of senator
Bell Il vas declared that Allison was the
United States senator from Iowa for
srn Of six years beginning on March I,
lS66.
0As Acctdexcy - New Yssk.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 3.-Many persons
called on President Arthur this morn.
ing, bat few were received. The Presi
dent vent ont for drive this morning.
and this evening will attend the Union
League Club reception. Il il thought
hs Will return 70 Washington Friday
morning.
The Wreckea steamer.
vmEYARD HAVEN. Jan. 3.-rhe tug
0ts.m King will visit the wreck Of the
City Of Columbus ~ soon a. the weather
psEmits, with diver, and search tn,
laaken steamer for bodies.
Ueu00uB1O9 Ufeoo0ee4.
New YoRx. Jan. q. - Edward ].
nsAney, who has quilted Brooklyn q
dsfaultsr, Was Treasurer Of tho Mould
en- Union of North America, including
10 United States and Canada, for six
tsen Year,. On December Sd he made
biz regular quarterly report 10 Prosi-
dent Fitzpatrick, at Cincinnati, show
Ing that over $40, 900 had been received.
President Fitzpatrick and other officers
Of the Union come here 10 verify the
sccoants and reosivs the money for in
vsslmsnt. The accounts were found
eoessot, hut Meaney was absent, IN
appliation at the banks shows that he
has drawn the money. No trace of
NsAnsy or the property has bsen found.
u n supposed he lost the money In
horss racing.
ALBANY IN. ~, Jan. "A bull his
besa introduced in the Legislature to
suthogixe magistrates to fine speCula-
TON o26 for each offence in selling
iaeatsT tickets above the box price.
he wesicrn Hallway Alllaa~e.
OllcAoo, Jan. 23.--Ths representa-
tva Of the roads which are parties to
tAs new Western railway alliance,
namely, the Union Pacific. Rock Island,
Milwaukee and st. Paul, Northwestern
and Wabash, held preliminary con-
ference with the officials of the Bur
ln9ecu road late this afternoon to
aeoestain the position of the latter
Dupany on the proposition to pool
" ne competitive business west Of |
~ 1iseouri river. The meeting ad- |
lsszned without action till 10 o'clock |
00oeSOW, when q statement a. to the
eenaRs carried by the several roads |
ioe TIE past year will be ready for the
mtsemation Of the parties interested |
oedsr 10 dstermins the basis ON |
WAN pool oan be equitably formed.
II D now understood that the Bar |
naasoa 10 willing to become q party
. NE pool with it's line on one side |
ND the Union Pacific and Omaha
nao p the other, provided that its
1e3 q Percentages aud territory be
saaeed. No forecast ~ TO the prob
Nv outcome IL nov possible, as the
soands ef the Burlington have net
80 made public. General Manager
.Mn OF the Union Pacific wts unable
W. present, owing to sickness. His
Wso 70. represented by General Freight
&sas Shelby.
~ Iass Conference q American
nnznaoaz, Nd. Jan. 3.-The Sun
taaa letter from Rome review
49, eoatsrsoos of American and for
noepA The writer SAYS the OBJ
- ~ American Prelates' visit to
y. 70 confer with the leading
eneteal authorities on the brat
- TIE observance Of Law and dis.
s sof the welfare of religion and
~ ed the Church and her derry
aRreRatiom in the United States.
e!e Of the conference will bs
ss6 before the Council at Ralti-
~. November. The writer sSys hs
sd Cardinal Simioni 40 to the
Ne repors that the meetings of
Ieasoee vere stormy. The Car
(ated that at NO other confer
~ - . sssn more serenity and less
i - Wall ssrees.
4 !oax, Jan. S.-Goveruments
/ traction lower for 4's. Al the
~ m railways. Oregon Navigation
- ielaned from l04A 10 lOl. Ore
~. sovemeut 6rsts, which sold at
m 70 the day. were offered down
the close. Northern Pacific,
aS nansooutinental, and Oregon
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