Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-29
EASTERN NEWS.

,,rrp PRFss DISPATCHES.

kAIl-. y
GLEs r,gino. The loss will reach
nble iirs n - Union Hall, the opera
over The Presbyterian Cnurch are
bose spu aiso fifteen stores and twice
borned, ns;nes The fi-e Is -;lll rrglne-
a many o s,a house. the Glen's rails
Little the Presb> ter An chsrch
opera hou no;on hall building burned
md she rSa fremen demolished part OF
So co., Row. aillne OF s,'. ~ 49,,
luz lo occupied by saioon n ~ p'I h.ai
=. Spreading O; me aie IN. The total
tne arms are burned ou Nco nIn n' '''"'
ness 800 600; insurace' soo""'
Precoeious Kids.
Apr,l -. - Five hundred
CHiGA. and bootblacks of the Oily
news a. he streets tonight With torches.
psradeu nottoes, sIgBifyine their APP
drum "s the proposition now before
proVS Conucil 20 btlng them nnder
she oi., ,,,ation5 by reqnirlne them I"
police I'll I'll license fee and wear badges.
pay snn ~ the papers object to the
One of ,be bows threaten 10 boycott
them.
s..,eurcd 20 be Hanged.
..a porST, l.. l., April E.-Ihe
p1ao convicted of the murder OF
neeio uav, has been sentenced to be
Ranged on June 9Th.
''"' .,r,Ler. Return 4" Work.
,.,s STATION, Pa. April 81 70
,bonsand miners, who nave ',eeh "a
InC a. f., the past ten days, returned to
vork this morning.
On Wall street.
r,w YORK. April Zs.-Goverhmfnts
RAILWAYS weak and lower; Den
pIaa Rio Grande western hrst broke
.e' 10 A.: Texas Pacific railways
VA na N e.. and incomes TO i5%.; Den
lon a,sols were offered G334. Stocks
..l s usak and depressed. A.the open
.h.,e vas an advance Of = to q the |
ins be,ng Pacific Mail, which rose to |
e. Ofepon iran,con.inental WAS |
.Tvm.s,,ioualiy heavy, opening Ia lower
liz and declining TO lj'.. Near the |
- ,ber. was rally of 20 q III the |
o.rsrsI list, and there was 4 brisk de |
.aand for borrowing purposes. North |
p.cifc preferred and NJ inlfobh lent |
80 for u,e. COMPARED rItn Saturday, |
sIos,np prices declined To Ia per
ssnt. Oregon Improvement de"lined
III 70 ~ "a q: Oregon Navigation n |
to7I. ManItob, T.: To 91i. The P"St
.s,s the DAVIS trading developed no
nsv features whatever In the general
s,,oa,lnn. and the decline IN price. is
An. IA the bears, whose attacks have
, bten concentrated largely.
Sp4cie engagement for "Wednesday
rteamer amounts to $1,000.
The stock Market.
NV YORK. April 81. s. 1hree's,
lODs.: 4$'s, 1879. As, lZ3hs; Pacific
Qs I2g: American Express 81, Chi
cseo Burlington and Quincy Dls. Cen
tai Pacific 547,. Northern Pacific u
Northern Pacific preterr,d a, North
yssteyn III, New York Central l3l.
Pacific Mail47a1 Panarla9s. texas Pao.
Az. Union Pacific G5ai, Wells Fargo
10. Western Union G4@4, LSckawanna,
0A. Denver and RIO Grande 1873.
Michigan Central h3I1 Oregon Trans
continental 1864. Oregon Railway and
Navigation 20, Oregon Improvement
10 Rock Island ia. Erie 1884, Lake
Shore $50 st. Paul 81. United States
Express CO. Hannibal and st. Joe - =,
Canada Pacific Az, Canada Southern
A. Kansas and Texas 14h5, Louisville |
and Nashville 4Gis Petroleum tirher
N93S4.
The Money Market.
Nrw YORK. April 2s.-Money easy at
TX (d2 per cent, closed offered pa 2l3; |
prime mercantile paper, IA ~ per cent
sterling exchange. bankers bills. steady |
at ASK sterling EXCHANGE, demand.
1891.
Failure.
ST. LOUIS, April 2S.-It il announced
this afternoon that Moses Fraiey, n
prominent grain and stock specul,tor
Of this city. has failed for a large
amount Full facts III the case are not
yet known, but it il stated ON high
AUTHORITY that Fraley was short
on about seven million bushels
Of wheat aud corn in Chicago
and that his losses on this board Were
upward Of 100000. He il also said to
he short u large amount Of wheat III
New York, and tina. ne lost $4,000 in
Union and Texas Pacific stocks. Mr..
Fraly is president of the Fraiey& Carter
Commission Co, but that concern IL
10 nowise Interested in this affair.
Mr. Fraley's specnlatlons b-,ng con
dBcted solely on his own account. Mr..
"ts i'tb Juii't VI
the brokerage firm of Donaldson x
Fraley, and was known as y successful
business ulan, and cut something of
heure IN local politics ut one tina.
General Hadcau speaks.
NEw YORK, April 2S.-The Frib"nc
Tuesday morning will contain a letter
from General Badeau. He SAYS:
Sir Having resigned INV position 90
Consul General ut Havana, | b, . leave
70 state my reasons for this act. On
February 10Th, and again On March 22d
last addressed the President, protest
Ing against the action of the State De-
paftment IN peFsistentlv screening cor
tnption, and AT the same time negotIa
hng An injurious and Improper treaty
WIN Spain. On April 18th. having re-
eelsed no reply beyond a bare acknoul-
esgem-ut | telegraphed tho Pr, ilent
requesting to be ordered To Washington
70 subst'ntiate nay charges. 10 this
also Received 40 reply. On April 9TH
again teioIraphod III these words Il
nave the honor to tender nv resigna-
non' to take effect immediately. unless
can he ordered t. Washington for the
purposes already explained" | then
received disp .tch by cable from the
SecIetary OF State. announcing that tho
r1esisent did not think it ad-
wHpe Tor me to return To
Washington. IA my services were
rquifed at HRv ana. | immediately re-
Paed; | request YOU To SAY To the Pres
su,h' That am unwilling 10 serve under
apspartment whose policy disapprove
anu which l consider has treated me
s'h injustice and lndIgnity. tender
resignation, "a take effect imme
u'a'eIy 10 this | got no reply. and |
again ieleeraphed the President, Il |
slaii appeal to the people tomorrow. I'M
Tss near from YOU within ~ hours
ue answer came. Resignation ac- |
~p'ed. As requested
now charge the State Department |
"''a grave derellction from public duty. |
100 gross and continued neglect OF III |
lures and insaits put upon American
s American seamen. and Am-ri |
s"n uaue IN the island of Cuba. with a |
ia'ine, igiumiuloHs policy. requir |
k often to be- stimulated IN defence of |
anieflcans. and. even If sometimes As
lnhe an honorable and becoming po-
,,n' hnanconing II AS a rule before
assistance Of Spain, and Welding
~ ~ thAh once Just before Spain &c
Nueu 10 It's Just demands | charge II
sttu Negotiating n a commercial apree-