Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-30

sharp edge OF an ash Or n saveriuy his
WIND pipe. Miss Graf fearing another
attack ran TO the house Of Mrs. Plat
wilson fled, bat Vas traced nv blood
marks To the dwelling of Nr. Decker.
for whom he worked. and vas found in
the cellar 80 FRUSTRATED from los OF
blood that he WAS unable to sseak.
doctor seved the wound. md Wilson.
after being fully identified bv Miss
Tran, Was conveyed tn the county Jail.
Warming OF AVbuekIe'. Coffee MIli..
NV YORK. April - tonight a fire
brck out IN Arbuckie Bros. coffee
mills. Brooklyn. The flames -t4rt..i IN
The packing room, and spre4d with
great rApiaItv through tue structure.
which u.s completely gnttei. Tue to-
tai l"ss Is estIn aied At from <lpoa to
f'peH partially insured
G~n Bsdrau. Charges
Following IS the renainter Of GEN
BAd-an r letter to the Yrfjsr> p,rt of
which vas published y~s.e-d ~
charge the dep4ri nlstIt =lrr plt me
on-ly with these other delinqueucies,
with screening and supporting the cor
rnptipn "f consular clerk. whom re-
peatedly reported for violation Of or
ders, gross INSTRUMENTATION, aud alb
stractl IN OF public and rrIvate money,
l hold myself read to suost4ntiate ev
cry one Of these charges. and | call
upon the State Dep .rtmsn to publish
every dispatch thai mas passed bet seen
itself and me since December 18th last,
the date OF my arrival At my post. with
oat one word omitted or one line mutt
lated. declare Of NY own knowledge
that no legitimate interest. pubhc or
[ glt.
no one will bi hurt except those who
should not be screened
ADAM BADRAU.
Murder Of AN Octogeaavean.
I BUFFALo. n. Y, April "a German
WON IN whose name Is unknown SUD
posed To tie no less than ~ y.ara of age,
was found murdered ON the roadside
near the viii age of West Falls. John
Il ,ndai and Burt Manchester. the sus-
pec'ed persons. are being sought for by
the indignant villagers.
( Governor Ordway In Dimcaiiy.
ST. PAUL. Mimi. April 2s.-Inder
Indictment, charging him with asking
and eceiv.ng brlb-s ~ An officer. Gov
ernor Ordwtv to-day gave tail IN the
1 I. >. CONT Ia the SUN Of $4,000 for
his appearance ut the next term If
court. The indictment refers TO tue al.
legged bribery IN the orgsn,z alton of
Faux county.
savage Z nspirc.
PHILADRLPHIA, April IS - Umpire
William Mclean becoming eur ,ped AT
the boots and je.r- of spectators be
cause OF MS decisi ms IN the Athletic
PM tdelphia game. hurled a bat 1T the
crowd, hitting one man. Tue police
and players only saw al htm from being
mobbed. aud h. WAS placed under bonds
t" keep the peaea.
the .sock List
New York. April 81. y. iheee's.
1904; 41a's, 49,. As, l23i5 P.c;tic
95s, l29; American Express ~. Cni
cago, burlington and Quincy 20a4. Cen
trail Pacific sos. Northern Pacific u,
Northern Pacific preferred a., North
western ia. New York Central 1875,
Pacific Mail a. Panama 81, Texas P.c
II. Union Pacific 65}4. Wells Fargo
10. Western Union 81, L,ckawanna.
l6's, Denver and Rio Grande IL.
Michigan Central s21s. Oregon Trans
continental 1914. Oregon Railw,y and
Navigation II. Oregon Improvement
-. Rock lsland l7s4. Erie i77s, Lake
shore 9j1s, st. Paul ol$.. United States
Express 90, Hnnnibal and St. Joe 3sl,
Canada Pacific AZ. Canada Southern
~. Kansas and Texas IL, louisville
and Nashville 65li. Petroleum iirnsr
at ~ .. A. p, 63i. A. S. 80.
The Money Market.
New YORK. April 2s-Money in bet
ter demand call loans advanced aud
closed at 2,d2ia: prime mercantile
paper 4d5l4 sterling exchange, bank
ers' bills. steady NJ 1873. sterling TX.
Gu ,nte. demand. 4.S3]a produce .x-
ports for this week. 1913, 600.
burning steamer.
PORTLAND Me-, April 29-The steamer
Falmouth is still burning. w. Garrison.
John Gill and james Murphy, tiremen
were burned t. de ,th. Five other fire
men barely escaped.
Lynchrrs who Didu't Lynch.
Fonr ,WaY,E. Ind. April ~ - Two
men named Richards anl Smith were
yesterlay arrested near Boone. suspect
cd of having murdered Amos Bockesto
last Friday morning. They were taken
to Decatur and lodged III the cal ibo 80,
there being no jul At that place. AID
vices from Decatur thi, morning say
that "A mob took the prisoner. from the
cal,boose about IL o'clock for the pur-
tprc VI iVuCu'uS tA'ih, Dut TIC pIifDii-
ers begged 50 piteouslv that they weak
eued and returned them To the authori
ties unhirmed. he prisoners will be
brought to this city in the morning aud
lodged III al for safety.
ON Wall street.
New BK.-GovernmeutS lower for
Al =: railways irregular. East Tenn. in |
come ros- 81. per cent to 2Sl, New Or
4 b. AZ A
q; stocks active and weak. At the first
call there was n marked change for the
better and prices rallied /, Ia ia. The
improvement WAS brought abnut bv re
ports that loaned stock would be called
aud the bears rushed to cover. The re-
port grew out of the fact that some Of
the Vanderbilt party called IN their
Lake Shore. This adv tuc-i the rate of
stock for borrowing purposes nearly even
all leading shares being IN active Dor
rowing demand, thus showing the over
sold condition If the market. Near !
o'clock Central Pacific broke IL 80
against 5i's AT the opening. No es-
pecial reason WAS signed for TINS
break. he rest of the market yielded
4 To I ~ per cent lie sympathy. Central
Poetic subsequently rallied ia % hlS4
At tue close there was great pressure
to sell Western Union and Missouri
Pacific. Western Union broke TO 81,
Missouri Pecitc TO ~, and Union Pa
citic to 63is. The repeated attacks ef
the bears weakened margins aud forced
seitliug for long account. Wander
bits were noiioeably firm. The market
closed heavy. Out of 10 stocks traded
in during tho day, - closed lower than
last night. II higher. AMI SIX were un-
changed Inc greatest Gu AnlrS were
decliues ~ follows; Central Pacific. "a
Union Pacific. pa: Western Union. 3sA;
Pacific Mail, is
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