Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-14
EASTERN NEWS.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DisFATehAS
~s.seses Bank ofsictals-
~,rrpf,. June 13.-A hearing was
ra;s ,noruinQ in the case OF Thos.
basv 80 oil broker, and cashier Rie-
j. charge OF conspiring ID de-
BET gu ,hs Pennsylvania Bank. Presi-
frano p;ddIe was indicted on informa-
dsns ~. ~aiyed examination and gave
n9n, 81, court. The testimony tended
ooD1 - that Riddle, Watson and Rie-
20 sno aaaociated in oil speculationsl
be- ~ oyerdrafts of fictitious firms
sno sntad their transactions in OIL.
the fictitious accounts was
Uae With an overdra:t Of $4,000
,hs closing of the bank was over
sna ID n ~ oyerdrawn. Assignee Warner
statsd that he is getting the sf-
49, 100 the bank in shape and 1t IL nov
s.ht that instead of paying twenty
- Il will pay twenty-five cents on
he dollar.
S. yoeK. June 13.-Failures for the
ssvsn DAYS ia the United States
phs,ad 2O6. and in Canada 25. an in
80 of Is over the preceding week.
H WMkMt IS " nNUN3%
o.vrxrowS. (Ky.l. June l3.-George
u.ahss. clerk of the Central hotel, was
s.ssilv cut by VIM. Doom, a worthless
Gro whom Hughes was trying to drive
- from the front Of the hotel where
= yas using vulgar language beneath
=. vindou Of the-ladies' parior. Doom
- arrested and will probably be
,srched when Hughes dies.
aishsp simpsons Condition.
pyu.uxIPHIA, June ID. - Bishop
s;mrsoa il still very low and physicians
bsys little hope of his recovery.
Never said 10.
fxArHE tKan.), June l3.- A Tinaes
.ascial ssys Governor ~. John in an
;sisryiew disclaims the published state.
rant that be declared the nomination
n Blaine and Logan disgrace TO honor
shIe men, and recommending the tenn
ssrsncs people TO oppose the tic ct. He
-. however: " do say the action of
ths Chicago Convention in ignoring the
temperance question is an Insult to pro
hibiiionists and an act of political COW
ssdice which ought to be condemned by |
sysry Christian. and Al far as am per
souslly concerned shall never be in
drsed by my ballot"
Lincoln Club sefid.
Nxw YoRK, June l3.-The Lincoln
Climb gave an informal reception tonight
"a John d. Lawson on his return from
he Chicago Convention. Resolutions
expressing loyalty TO the Republican
party and 10 Blaine we're passed.
sunday school Convention.
Yu..-.x.w lama ~ AlA~aaa.. $500. |
msde by DIR. Barnett, of Indiana, and
ers Amounted" and by DIR. Chapman,
Of Kentucky, on Cowboys" The Ex-
ecutive Committee elected the following
Chairman, Il. +. Jacobs, of Chicago
Secretary, Joseph Is. Phipps, of Balti-
mere; Finance Committee, l.. A. Bige-
Low, OF New York, 4. \. Waggoner, of
Baltimore. The convention adjourned
% meet at the time aud place appointed
by the Executive Committee.
whoopsng % Up.
Ngw Y0RK, June l3.--Fhe assembly
district club adopted resolutions tonight
rasifying the nomination Of Blaine aud
Logan, pledgIng themselves to work for
the election of the ticket. The German
Republican Central Committes tonight
passed similar resolutions. Both meet
ings were largely attended, and much
enthusiasm was manifested. A CON-
mitsee was appointed at a later meet.
ins 10 make arrangements for holding |
ratification mass meeting.
Runner Of fish's Kearrest.
Nrw YoRK, June i3.--it liz rumored /
tonieht that James ID. Fish has been re-
arrested by the United States Marshal,
on an indictment found by the United |
States Grand Jury. IL IN said that after
bsine arrested he was taken to hotel
By the officer.
Enthusiastic Biaine Meeting.
BosroN, June 13.-About 15o friends
Of Jesse M. Cove and Charles T. Gala
cher, delegates to the Republican Con
vention from the Fourth District, met
them at dinner. II was company of
earnest Blaine supporters. Eben L.
Mcpherson presided. Among those
present were A. w. Beard, Lieutenant
Governor Ames, Collector Morthington,
Judge G. y. Bush, Judge q. w. Schell,
W. A. Johnston and q. A. Dennison of
N8tfItEH1A, anu G1tnly aEhtuhus
Speeches approving the nominations of
Blaine and Logan were made by Cove,
Gallagher, Worthington, Ames, Park
man, Sohell, Beard and Dennison. j.
4. Smith, of Boston, highly euloaized /
Blaine, and described visit paid him |
In September last, when Mr.. Blaine |
aaid II do not care TO be candidate. |
!. / have got through with public life. |
Wkas. ~ .rHalV Hal ..ai.ta.
closed. am happy in the past. / am /
happy In my following. want to COM |
plete my book, and then live for the re- |
spect Of my fellow men and the regard |
Of those about me-" III ever a Romina- |
ton came from the people 1t was the |
domination of James q. Blaine, and the /
people loved him because he was ,hor- |
oughiy and intensely an American citi- |
zen. few others spoke briefly. Let |
tra we're read from Henry Cabot Lodge |
and Postmaster Tobey, expressing sym
pAfhy With the objects of the meeting.
rtidea set Eligible 10 she Presidency. |
DUBuouE, June l3-The Telegraph |
Publishes story 60 the effect that ). j |
iuden II not native of America, aud |
therefore not eligible 10 fill the position |
o. President of the United States. The |
publication Is made ON the authority of |
AZ English resident of Dubuque, who |
mys be has seen In County Kent, |
Zealand, church register showing that |
iuden was born there, and that two
and . half years later his father, who |
vas small farmer, sold bis holding
Mere, ard emigrated 10 she United
States.
ssit Against xsaag Grsas.
NEW fogx. June 13.~-A suit WAS be-
Raa ~ Leopold Lew, assignee of Mas
nR Bauer, against u. 3. Grant. Jr,, 10
sscover the amount paid on contracts
.os we purchase OF property in Seventy
snird street. near Third avenue. which
hh alleged the defendant fraudulently
sanvsyed, without consideration. 60
ssfome b. Ohatfe and Sarah III. Cadliif
lne defendant makes n general denial.
t ~ property Ia said 10 be worth
slowly fassieg Away.
faILADRLpHIA, June ID. - Bishop
olmpsen 10 slowly sinking tonight. dis
nyncians say he win live through che
a&nt. but express the belief that he
Wanot survive beyond tomorrow.
maax for Marder.
WDsw a. -.