Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-13
RlsTERN NEWS.


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- Cologne cathedral. which
- = * feet above the floor Of the
Drt1..s r. a estimated that IL will
..ss.fv-fve working days to CON-
~ monument, 30 there y no
q ite being finished IN time for
,sSosfiou on the I'D OF February.
go Aneriean Cemmsssies.
Nov. 12.-The commission
slss5 a TIE recent session of Con-
= seosrtain and report on the
1890 Of promoting trade be-
~ United States and Central
e..sh America, having completed
~ ossk q the Eastern States, will
cs;caoo tomorrow for San Fran
~bers they will hold . series OF
1870 with she BUSINESS men OF
-. With view OF asccrtaining
r1iujous as 10 what this Govern
~ a. towards securing market
=, snrulus products in Central and
lmerics. The commission oon-
q GENERAL George II. Sharpe of
vask. Ex-Governor Thomas G.
100 n Missouri, and Judge Scion
m<s<eher Of Kansas, with William
g 80 a the Chicago Inter Ocean, as
.z<,r. The commission expects to
~ aan Francisco By the 2fst. and 10
y .~.ea their sessions on Saturday,
ss1 Invitations will be issued to
q. 1000 men Of San Francisco TO
~. ~ commission and express their
-. rrom San Francisco the com-
sass'.;cn ooes 10 Mexico, to be present at
g iuauGurasion OF Presidens-slect
Dis -
striaecst Precautions.
a.~rcs. Nov. I2.-By reason of the
..sr,sak Of the cholera In Paris the
rss Roerd OF Health today issued more
ss3.eeut orders TO the port physician
8 rsSsrl 10 the examination of passen-
- snd baggage which arrives here
80 foreign ports, especially on the
lIssh coast.
The National Grange.
I x.myrrLE, Nov. 1.-THE eighteenth
1901 sessiou of the National Grange
s~vened today In the senate chamber
z ~ State capital. j. j. Woodnan,
4 Michigan, Worthy Master, presided.
diilosuia and nearly every other State
i repfesented. Today's session was
aivsis. A public reception will be held
/ i1uorow afternoon.
Enfhusiastic Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA,, Va, Nov. 1.-THE all
~ celebration of the Democrats of
az olsy In honor Of the election OF
Cleveland and Hendricks, WIS the
ersudest affair of the kind ever seen
IN. The procession was immense.
iiler the procession 5000 people were
"a Ct the barbecue. Tonight the city
/ illuminated, and Q very large torch
lieht procession IL parading the streets.
eoeeches are being made by Generals
BoeeFans, j. y. Barbour, X. I. Merrick
nd others.
On wall street.
NV YORK, Nov. 12.--Governments
ssrona and higher; railways firm.
essoks opened lower, and before the
Ant call Lackawanna, Northwestern,
81 PAM, Lake Shore, Union Pacific and
Western Union fell off u TO u per cent.
After 1880 q. m. there was change for
tie better. and under purchasers fer
both short and long account prices ad-
Ssnced u to ] e per cent. Union Pacific
vas the feature. In the afternoon q
sIiQhtly weaker feeling prevailed, prices
rnpning of u to " per cent, but at 2:30
many shares were at the highest point
Of the day. Near the close another
moderate selling movement set In, and
ths market left of weak.
Exports or BreadstuHs.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-The total val.
uss of domestic breadstuffs exported
during October were $1I,Bi1,1l2,
against $l4,7t0, 994 for the correspond
ing month of 1883, and for the ten
months ended October 3lst, $40, $685.
CA, against $i46, 125,33i for the GORE
spondiug period Of 1888.
New Works. Onicial Vote.
Ulster County-Blaine $500, Glove
land $50, Butler 1877. st. John 40.
Livingston County - Blaine 5l9t.
Cleveland 4039, Butler 11S, IS. John 375.
Cortlandt County--Blaine, "a electors
loi2, one elector 404l, one elector 4O43;
Cleveland, "a electors 2774. two electors
E73; Butler liz. st. John 81.
Ohemung County-Blaine bi9S. Cleve-
lAnd 47l9. Batter GLIB, st. John 1876.
Duchess County Blaine 970i. Cleve
lAad 8677, Butler 98, st. John ass.
Ontario Ceunty-BlaiDe 1882, Clcve
land 5642. Butler 127. st. John 233.
Tompkins Blaine 400, Cleve-
land 1892. Butler 267, st. John 373.
The official returns OF Suffolk county
agree with both the Times and Asso-
dated Press figures, bat show a change
Of 45 votes In Blaine's favor as com
pared with the Sun table. Queens
county oflicisl returns agree with pre-.
viously published figures.
Genessee County Blaine 1851, Cleve-
land S643, st. John vS6, Butler III.
Jefferson Coanty-Blaine 9029. Cleve
land 1915, st. John 636, Butler 80.
suffolk County-Blaine 1916 Cleve.
land $40. Butler 81, st. John 456. Re
turns heretofore published gave Cleve
land plurality of sos.
The Queens County Supervisors COM
pleted the canvass of the Electoral vote
This morning. The. returns of Oyster
Bay was found defective after the can
ysss, but II was not an error effecting
ths result. The vote as officially an
nouneed isl Blaine S446, Cleveland
1857. Butler 270, st. John Dol plu-
faiity for Cleveland 1922. Legal repre-
snsatives were again present for both
parties. The returns heretofore pub
1871,
BUFFALO, Nov. 12.-Dispstches to the
fourier confirm the old figures in Cat
mEauRas couuty-l39S majority for
niaine. Chatanqua county gives 1909
majority for Blaine, and Wyoming
county l252 majority for Blaine.
Ibe St f.awranna conntv vota Ia
ssafly canvassed without changing the
ngures already eiveI.
ihs Official canvass of CAeuango
eoInty gives blaine 1864 plurality,
~ Inc Official canvass OF 20 wards in
n'nes county shows gain of 50 votes
Ios Cleveland and two for Blaine.
aus hoard Of Canvassers Of New York
Dunsy sxamined the returns from she
snns three Assembly Districts today.
rev differences from the press re
pef9 published Wednesday morning
ssie discovered, but nothing was found
seH VIII materially affect Cleveland's
nuiality a. published. Il is estimated
sasi oswald Ottendorfer may fall 100
usss behind his colleagues ON the
ase.osai ticket. The Board adopted a
soaas,on eoudemning expressions Of
innsmmatory character in connec-
49, Win the close contest of the Fresi-
salai election" scouting the idea OF
n:n and asserting that every citizen
wi submit TO the determination OF the
snafitnted authorities.
.ssW logx. New. IA change favor
so'e 70 Blaine of 233 votes in the Seven
ltn Election District of the Second