Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-12

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1900 Wal, street gossip a. s1yiuR thAl
.S< ;shdrauzI OF the Bsitiunfs q 0hio
s r -. - mol. which takes efffc< On ~
49, srnf viii doubtless bring about -
z..-.e5iete aggressive policy, IL which
n 1s,.ea viii participate. IL u under
.s....S fhat special meeting has beer
.,sss1 - consider the situation. Efforts
..sss - uaade to bring about . sseeie-
80 81 existing complications
nss n lse Kssws %.
- Yorx. Oet. f1.--A rumor va
-.s,euf this morning that Commissioned
80 wsa about 30 resign In o0nee-
'-s-.~e n The withdrawal Of the Baiti-
~ ard Ohio Railroad from tbs
..sss-uoer POOL. Suoh statements, h
- ~ III boeh.r Why should
- an fhat acoount r. be asked h
- nofhina 10 do With me-
Az from she saints.
49, YORK. Oct. 1.-THE National
xs..s,airnr, Committee 10 In receipt Of
t-5rematiou from sources yhey consider
ss..ss~crfhv that the Mormon Church
- T1tah de1ided. soon after the nomius-
go "A Cleveland and Hendricks waG
.~~5e. q take hand In the pendine
.ssrreaa by giving aid Of 3 Substantial
sss,srleQ 10 the Democratic ticksf.
~ Information ID 70 tbs effect that Il
e,~ociI 81 the Mormon Church, heId
4 - - ~ - rxe~ a. swna es<x<aI A. -.
a ~ National Democratic COMMITTEES
ens-lensh Of tbs ohurch tifhinRa. 10 be
- 81 the election Of Cleveland, and.
r oosuibIs, Of . majority Of both houses
n 6nnersas. In return f0v this e0utri-
f-lfou ito Mormon council secured .
1870 from the Democratic commit
~ fbak Ii tbs event Of success, Utah
sksli s. admitted 70 the Union a. q
ale1e As an additional indueoment for
r1sh's admission the council promised
ekef she viii, ~ q Democratic State.
mi two Democrats 10 the United States
senate.
Cseyeiasas Visitors.
trnAxr. N. ", Oct. n.-Gov. CIeye-
lana had large number Of visitors this
morning, including several excursion
pasi,ss-
mxpeelea Hsme-Appsisted.
WxsuixorOx, OCT. 1.-THE President
& exleosed 10 return 10 Washington 10
ll,oe 10 recsive the Justices of the
fni1od States Supreme Court at the
Vhils House on Monday.
1he President has appointed Burton
Prfksr, Of Michigan, Agent for the In
dIsns d ths Fort Peck Agency, Mon
tnna, Woo 6nydsr, resigned.
Fast Freight Lac.
CucAoo, Oct. I0.--Ths announcement
Z ueds that, beginning Monday. the
Alton road, In connection with the santa
II. viii ron q fast freight line 70 the
Pnoino Coast. II will be known a. the
hlton & Pacific.
shot and KILLED.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. i0.-A Bardstown,
". special says: Information is re-
osivsd Of the killing Of Glenn Funk by
Dr.. d, r. Williams In Washington
soaniy. Williams had Funk discharged
from fhe revenue service for non-pay
mert Of bill. Funk met Williams ON
tie road and seized the horses bride.
Williams drew pistol and hred, killing
him instantly.
Biaine IN Ohio.
WRIIAroE, o.. Oct. ll.--At 0 o'clock
NJ. Blaine Isft Ironton TO 90 mp through
he Hooking Valley. The workmen In
Tie nail mills cheered as he passed. At
Oak Hill there was a considerable
crowd, composed largely of working
men. Beside the track they had erected
platform Of pig iron, on which Mr..
Blaine stood. he began his brief
spsesh BY saying; 81 stand on the
asme platform on which stood in Con-
g7ess for twenty years ga platform
Whioh enables iron 10 be made In our
own eosntry instead Of In England"
The remainder of his speech was de-
voted 10 the bearing Of the tariff On
The iron industry.
ATHrss. o., Oct. il.--At jackson there
was Q very large gathering OF similar
composition TO that Of Oak Hill. Mr..
Blaine spoke few words about his in
tsrest IN soal lands and the bearing of
The tariff upon coal and iron. His re-
marks we're favorably received, and a.
re train moved of the people ehsered
hin repeatedly.
Heavy Gus In Rates.
cHlcAoo, Got. u.--Tickets 10 Council
bluhs, Kansas city and all Missouri
river points are being sold over all the
railway counters today for $l.10. There
y no great rush to purchase, owing 10
No fact that full rates are being
charged eastward from these points.
fisher's lEaIsisie..
bosFoN, Oct. lin reference 10
blstne's denial OF the assertion OF War
mn Fisher that he, Blaine, had offered a
nm Of money for the Muiligan letters,
9lyen II dispatches, Fisher reiterates
nls ciAim that Blaine did make such al
e1ex. Ne declares that ~ the request
% Elisha Atkins and at the special re-
guess Of Mr.. Blaine, he went 20 New
iork IN the spring OF 1880, and met
hiaine AZ the Fifth Avenue Hotel: that
hen and there Mr.. Blaine made re-
qaess Tor him 10 obtain for money OF
ssnefxiss. from Jim Mulligan all the
nsssfs and memoranda in which Mr..
Blame had any interest. The amount
Nas net limited, and he was authorized
- pay $1,000. II be could not obtain
.1em for less. Mr.. Blaine said that
sonn Cummings, the partner OF Elisha
A'k'ns would furnish the money.
Miii Rurned.
aAssuao, H., oct.,s 1l.-walscn's
niu and the business block adjoining
sers burned early this morning. The
- viil approach 100000; insurance
10y nos Known. Az 2 o'clock the FIRE was
..lli raging and threatening 20 destroy
We VDell check mower factory.
Failed 20 Cosme on.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. li.--A tele-
p0ons from Connection ut $50 this
nofnins says the mob from Troy did
nes come there last night bat chat a
nsoo % about lho people was formed at
nonnslton and was very threatening.
= s'd not do anything because Il
ss s.1ea 70 have no leader. and the nom
szf'sa from Troy Discouraged IL.