Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-14

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nine. Chairman Of the Dernocrasic Stats
Central Committee. and he tod.v az,
the following reply:
Mr.; Tilden's letter means what il
says. MS ceciination il absolute. Ua.
ger no circumstances will be b. a candi.
date. DAxrxr, M.xx,~c =
Fish indicted.
NEW foRE, June l3.-Jamss Y F,sh
ex-President of the Marine Bank- has
been indicted by the United ssates
laws.
Yacht Sailing.
NEW YORK. June 13.-The ANIMAL re-
gatta OF the New York Yacht Club was
sailed today and was the most success.
fui FOR many years Sixteen yachts
started. The Montauk won in her class
beating the GreyiIng 3 minutes and foqr
seconds. The Fanaie won in fiest-clsss
slooPs, beating the Grace Ileen. This
Orova won IN second-cIass sIeopS. beat
ing the Vixen seconds.
Dtsafrected Republicans.
BOSTON. June l3.-The independents.
OF Massachusetts,, opposed To the Re-
publican central ticket, met TODAY,
Henry L. Pierce called the meeting Ia
order. de said the nominations made
at Chicago we're not up 70 the high
standard OF the Republican party. Chas,
w. Goldman was chosen president. The
wee presidents include President Elliot
OF Harvard. Julius II. Seeley and sam
uei Hoar. Goldman, upon taking the
chair. criticized the platform of the Re-
publicans, because it declared this ia a
nation and not league Of States. The
Democratic party has its opportunity
now.
Colonel Higgins, in a speech. alluded
to Governor Cleveland. Of New York.
and the reference was loudly applauded.
James Freeman Clarke also spoke. The
following preamble and resolutions were
adopted.
WHEREAS, We have met in conference
askepublicans aud Independents of Nj as.
sachusetts, IN take action in opposition
TO the nomination Of Jas. G. Blaine for
President and John A. Logan for Vice
President of the United States, and
Whereas, These candidates were
named in absolute disregard of the re-
form sentiment of the hation. aud re-
present political methods to which we
are uualterably opposed: therefore, be- it
Rssoirea, That II is our snviction the
country will be better served by oppos-
ing these nominations than by support
ing them.
Fesotaed, That We look with solicitude
to the coming nominations of the Dem-
ocratie party. They have proper men.
We hope they will put them before the
people for election.
Resolned, That an election committee
OF one hundred be appointed, with full
powers.
Resotped, Whatever action is taken by
the Democrats in Chicago we Republi.
cans and Independents direct our CON-
mittee TO call convention, in such
manner as they may deem expedient.
after the candidates have been named,
and not later than August LIST, and to
take such further action AZ NAV to them
seem necessary to carry ont the sense of
this meeting with practical effect.
Hsiiowell offeved n resolution deciar-
Presidential nomination from the
Democratic party thereby forfeits all
claim to Republican support.
This was rsceiyed with Kisses.
President Elliot, of Harvard, in n
H.
said IL must confess IL will DO owing
TO dispensation of Providence il the
Democratic party will give as the candi-
date we want. IL We put ON our plat
form this candidate, 10 will DO better
for them and perfectly satisfactory 10
Us. | hops that ont of this meeting
will grow new party, as one was grown
years ago. We want TO found a new
30 in %
tionai principles, and one which looks
forward to national triumph"
The Committee of One Hundred also
appointed committee of twenty five
10 20 To- New York to confer with the
independent Republicans OF New
York. The committee ia headed by
Colonel Caldman.
Letters from ConeressIna an Lyman
and other sympathizers were read.
DistiiIers' Convention.
CHICAGO, Juue ia meeting of dis
tillers, Who are members of the Western
Export Associations, was held today and
after discussing the question of reor-
eanizing the pool for control Of the
production aud regulation of prices,
which has heen practically dead letter
since the break in values, the whole
matter was turned over to an ex
ecntive committee. That body spent
the afternoon aud evening in secret ses
sion. Ii Is understo od the meeting was
rather stormy. charges of cutting
prices and over production being made
against Cincinnati aud DssMoinas dis
tillers. Finally, without reaching an
agreement. the committee adjourned
sias de. The association 10 considered
ut an end.
Funding Coupons.
BosroN, June 10 The Directors OF
the Mexican Central railroad have de-
oided TO fund the next three coupons on
their bonds in five year scrip, redeem
able at the pleasure of the company
with interest at the rate Of 10 per cent
per amman. These coupons will amount
to 1854, O70. The scrip will be secured
by the coupons and by 81. 760. 5s2 ei
Mexican government subsidy ceititi
Gates. this amount covering the scrip
and its Eve years interest.
Reprieved.
SAIr LAKE, June t3.-Acting Cover.
nor Thomas, in compliance with the
unanimous recommendation of the Ter
ritoriai Supreme Court. this afternoon
granted reprieve TO hopt tall his ap'
peal could be heard In the United States
Supreme Court. He WAS TO have beer
shot today.
Wall street.
NEW York, June Is -Governmsnts
stronger and higher. Stocks active and
buoyant tho greater part OF the day
with several improvements IN prices
After III a. IN. the bears made q sharp
drive on Union Pacific stocks, which
broke from 80 20 81. Missouri Pacific
fell of 4, 20 $50. At these hgurea
there were heavy purchases for both
accounts, under which the best prices
of the day were reached. Near the
close there was reaction OF TO
per cent, due to realizations. hut II
| anal dealings the market WAS tiru
again. Ames. Of the Union Pacific
says the fiassing debt Of the compsn :
reported forseyeral DAYS At I'll ,00.oo
vas in reality $3.500,0O. allowances
being made for offsets, such as cash OF
hand. bills and accounts. securities
other than investment and materials on
hand. Compared with last nights