Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-26
..srHRN NEWS.
yorss DISPATCHES.


s.exsers' Relief.
80. Feb. 25.-Msyoaax s Steven wen
cpu,sA;a.sd q draft for 25co IRON
~ 3 W:nieeon for the fiood rslle'
a ]. Z. 1000 of a beneft per
800 gwen :. val, street..
Feb. 25.-Government'
w To-. ..vs strong. Stesks open
Asdv; fai .d,cpced fractionally- Soor
itm, anos.;no A brisk demand se'
p.eise Nail scored ~ me ae g sNs =" =,
, r,sinQ from - TO % q ~ ~ a. a.
= broker. identified Win tins
| d. n. 1t, cold nearly l5,OO shares
Nber lama. the bulk OF which va
1lee1A n,omipent dealer IN stocks
- thsn fell Of. The explain
n ~ sos the heavy bear Leaders
i that the market II Su.a ane
send % heaviness: insy nave &C
sdips. sone 25.0Co shares OF Lack
esslss. ainst the sellers OF options
$500 .S,ov the stock overheard 10
= s s,;noinR aboet a brsak IN the
! bpsm rD",Ist. The break in Lack
fnseI .snsed some uneasiness and q
1870 70 cell, prices falling = 70 :.
! 0ssst After the pressure aRaIns,
es,na vas removed, the market
laeks,.". active and frmer. Prices
~ "a 2K per cent. Pacific Mail
nnsaN.x;onsiIy strong. Near the
- ars semi-officially stated that
~ "nv will shortly begin TIE pay
ns% dividend at the rate OF Q Pc,
:. pr annum. Tho market closed
-. -. lssker Gnrident.
yo.x. Feb. 3.-Morris Lasker,
.ns,,.sson. vbo accompanied the re-
sS IN brother 70 Berlin. has jusl
,.sd. Lasker thinks, regarding
,s1urn OF the resolution TO the
-. ~ Representatives, that Bis
having discovered his grave
~. 10 excluding all official recoR
~. a. the funeral services OF DR.
80, seizsd upon this resolution,
~ n contrast with his actions, had
Nh very warm sentiment on the
- n - German people, tn give II
asurtauos OF a political document,
q, 4, retuyuinc il, ~ weaken tho in
I...ss Of the friendly sympathy which
..;Ssd betWssn the two peoples in BE-
IN n the ideas which DIR. Laakei
"a "a advocate and support. The
ssSksd contrast between the feeling OF
4. 0sfman masses, excited by
4. oA,aial discOurtesy on the one
"a and the friendly expressions
- upoAed unprsjudiOed people on
=. ahcr. threatened TO become too i'm
sssut. Skillful dipl0matist as be 10,
~ ssissd on this very resolution "a
~ - effsct produced by 1t by put.
~ 10 ridicule its authors, tho repre-
.ssafiye BODY of the American people
~ While il would suit him TO antaR-
= The two people, yet desiring al
y Gme time to preserve friendly rela-
~ betveen the two governments. he
~ a an excuse for the indignity
- east upon the American people,
~ Tho document WIS not presented In
snouer diplomatic manner. 1t SCENE
\ i he general impression that Amer.
n Minister Sargent Ia man held in
= esteem in Germany. and void Of
= sufficient to uphold the dig.
~ Of his position. have met
scele Of all shades Of politics there, and
I'd that while some close adhersnta
1 Bismarck display u great deal Of bit.
wptss in regard to Sargent, prodccet
h Ne controversy in connection with
lnssican pork impOrtatiOns, yet all but
~ most servile of the official pres
~ Of him in terms of high respect
r the msssea are in full sympathy
- his position on that question. 81
n from Il being true that Sargent
- tact and determination. with all
~ courtesy to sustain his position al
|IDosican Minister, / may say from in.
|kuati0n derived from reliable sour q
~ g Q result Of the controversy refer
r. 70, the inward nature Of which Il
= known to the American State De
nfsrent, German officials are evidently
htsuctsd to approach with delicacy
~ question or transaction in which
~ ere engaged with Minister Sar-
NJ Sargent represents that type OF
Inwiean intelligent gentleman who
- not lack ample tact and dissre-
tisa 70 uphold his proper dignity in any
pdtion and with due respect to thoss
~ whom he comes in contact. Had
h,0aresnt) presumed to put himself
! direct communication with the
lishslaQ, he could properly have been
njpotsd with no other than n per-
saal slight upon himself; and the pre-
i1ae central body being in tho hands
4 tAoss In sympathy with Rismarck,
Md naturally have left him to expect
~ sueh treatment. He could only
Ipk for recognition from the constitut ID
nlAority In Germany for any comma
lieati0a he might desire to make, by
ahnitting Il through the State De-
nztns0t, and that course he took. l
1is 70 predict that nothing would
~ Bismarck bstter than to have Sar-
~ made scapegost in this matter,
ID, With the old controversy IN mind,
~ inprsss on any future Minister
sssditsd 70 the German Government
Ut \ will not do 10 excite his Hnim0a-
n = bimarck's ingenuity would Of
- benO Soootb tOL boC SsAbutos0t bn
MT eass. The attempt of Bismarck
nessA matter 10 sseurs the recall Of
representative accredited 10 his Gov
aneat b NOT new.
Wall street. 0aslaslsns.
nv YosK. Feb. 26.- u. \. Throe's,
MA lAx; "a, l231t American
1yssn Sc, Canada Southern 5l1f, Cen.
~ Pneiho 71s<, ChicAgo. Burlington
9 Quincy lGX, Delaware. Lacka.
- end Western 1919. Denver aud
- Gnade 1874. Hannibal and 81. Zoo
- kAnaas and Texas nv, Lake
80 III, Louisville 4 Nashville 48h
.oaln Central 81, Northern Pac,fic
81, Northern Pacific preferred 4Sls
ssass1fsrn l2l1S, Oregon aud Trans
,nsotA Dlt, OreRoa Il .iiway aud
nstoa 8. Oregon Improvement
aeek Island l2za<. 81. Paul 81
~ rAet0c 2lk, Union Pacific 81
80 mates Express 81, Pacific 96's -,
Se9eA PAcifio Mx. Erie 265k, New
- CENTRAL 1854. Pacific Mail 5o,s,
- y. Wells. Fargo 4 20. Ill,
aeSs eesuo W.. IctIUtoO@ eto8oy
he Money Aarkea.
- Ioax, Feb. 25.-Money was in
syiy n lk@2 per cent; priuss
se paper, 4dbk per cent; ster-
aeoAa9e, bankers bills, Assn
- s1shangs. demand, %.69,<.
oeoeA ~ Ex.Cev. Pvlcs.
~ A.lnrom. W. Va, Feb. 4.-Ex-
,aIel Price. Of Levisburg. W.
49, teh morning Mt his home, A.
sA dAys' sickness, Ut congestion
4 Aanaas Tragedy.
lu1. Kan, Feb. ga tragedy
49, I've milea southeast Of Moran,
eseeern part Of the county at
~ morning. james 7. Harcls-
Nv xoosst AcF arlnud were shot