Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-16

A01ABN NEWS.
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FuEru4 Nd. O. M-As ! - ~,
cd SRI named Bsnnetf, waIkino WITH I
younRef si1teT, pann1o co4n6e1d nsal
onfnx1e, tn miles go Of hoFe, yseter
oey noon, one a. thfse negroes workin1
- the nezd ssixsd The child and ravishec
ner. HsK little sister carried the ALARM
noE1e, and . posse Of citizens was or
RaHfxed 1rnmsdiatefy. Al the negroes
wsre found IN fhe 6ssd. armsd With corr
ku1sos and = gun. They made show
r ree1s<ance, bat finally surrsndered
ano were taken to Guthrie and pus an.
DER guard a. 3 O'Clock this n0rnine 4
party o. mounted men rpde 70 the place
snare the negroes were coufined and
ufed - them Through the windows.
One negro ran into tbs skreek, and Vas
snot dead The Others were acaiu fired
npon, and the rxvishsr fell down and
sas isft for dad. The party than rods
on An investigation showed that the
ravisher had feigned death. The sur
yivors ware taken 10 Jail today, but ara
expected 20 b iynched tonight.
esevesasd's Ssarney - view Terk.
NEw Yozxs Oct. 1h.--Gov. Cleveland
left Albany this morning accompanied
by hls private secretary and Mayor
Banks II Albany. IL Vas the express
wish OF the Governor that NO demon
m<attok Be mads IN his konor along the
rouss. AZ Pcuxhkespsie. however, the
crowd vas 30 large and enthusiastic
t1nf Ne vas induced 20 show himseif 20
fne assenbiaRe fer 6se minutes. He
shook hands with all he could reach.
~ this point Senator and Mrs. New
be}d boarded the train, and the Gov
exnor chatted pleasantly with Mr.. New
bold until 8arrisons was reached. Hare
Hamilton Fish got on board the train
and entered the car occupied by the
Governor. They greeted each other
and converssd together until
the arrival Of the train at the Grand
Central depot at about 1850. A CON-
mittoe composed Of Senator Barnum,
Chairman Abram Hewitt, senator Cor
man Of Maryland. ex- Mayor Grace.
senator Gwynn. J. w. James, O. ID.
Campbell, H. B. Lighter, D. b. Coleman.
Eogene Kelly and Messrs. Greene and
vanderp0ol, met the Governor az the
depot and after an exchange Of greet
InRs escorted him 10 the carriage, which
q entered Ia company with senator
barnuna and Col. Lamont.
Large crowds assembled at the aepot.
and when Governor Cleveland made his
appearances cheers were given, which
continued until the carriage departed.
A large number Of men rushed toward
lie Govsrnor and held out their banda.
which he smilingly Qrasped several
tlr1ea. After tue carriage had started.
The driver was ordered to stop his
horses so that the Governor could sat-
lsfy the desires Of those Who wished 70
shake his baAds. The party drove 10
The Fifth Avenue Hosel, where the
Governor aliRhted and Immediately
proceeded TO his rooms. Quite crowd
gathered outside the hotel and gave
hearty cheers on the arrival Of the
Democratic candidate. The rooms Of
the Governor were immediately be-
7eiRed BY politicians and reporters, who
we're anxious TO get word from him or
ala secretary. but Cleveland remained
ID private,,to which only select few
could gain access.
: Up 10 2:30 this afternoon Governor
Cleveland was kept bnsy receiving visi-
Iors. Among the number who called
we're delegates from Columbia College
and Cleveland and Hendricks CAMPAIGN
clubs, committee from the Veterans
Union, Perry Belmont, Col. Silas Bort,
Gen. JAS. Stephens, s. s. Cox, Rev. K. X.
Hastings, ex Gov. Hoffman, Gov. Mo-
Lane Of Maryland and General Horatio
). King. The Governor lunched with
Chairman Barnam and Senator's Cor
man and Jonas, Hon. jos. Pulitzer and
sx Gov. Hoffman.
Governor Cleveland continued to re-
ceive visitors mp to . o'clock. Juliet
little miss from Florida, said
she was glad TO meet the next Preei
dent, and ex-Mayor Grace's son, q lad
II nine years, met the Governor with,
. How do you do, Mr.. President -
Many local politicians called. j. King
man Page, Franklin Pieroe's private
secretary, introduced his wife and
daughter. A united delegation from
The Produce, Cotton, Coffee, Petroleum,
Grocers' and Dry Goods En-
changes invited Governor Cleveland to
be present at the Business mems meeting
this evening. The Governor accepted
the invitation. Thomas Harland pre-
sented Cleveland with silver watch
made by bis (Hariand's) grandfather in
Norwich, Conn, in 1870. when Cleve-
lands grandfather was an apprentice
in the shop. and which was afferward
repaired by the Governors grand
father when be succeeded Harland az
The repair marke are visi
BILE ON the case of the watch. Gov.
Cleveland was much pleased with the
gift. and thanked Hariand cordially
aud asked him TO write out q sketch OF
the history OF the timepiece.
Assigned.
PRovmENcE OR. ID, Got. 15.--James
Lera x Co., owners of the Mapleville
Mills at Burrellville, makers Of fancy
have assigned. The firm
did business under different names for
20 years or more. aud has an extensive
mill at Maple. The firm declines to
make statement.
The News Of the Victory.
WAsHfsoroN, Dot. 15.-The excited
and uneasy feeling prevalent through
out the Executive Dep srtments of late
while awaiting the result of the Ohio
has today given place TO great
AMONG the thousands of
employees in Washington,
and routine business Is proceeding a.
quietly as usual. An unusual number
Of prominent officials are still absent
from the city, however, and many clerks
are arranging for leave Of absence TO 60
home On vote az the Presidential elect
ion. Political matters, therefore. CON-
time 20 attract attention ON all hands.
there is today no appearance
of excitement. The November election
10 manifestiy the uppermost subject Of
interest.
The sfoek list.
NEw Yonx. Oct. i6-U. 3. Tnree's,
100; tk's, ll2h; 4's, 10; Pacific a6's,
l25. American Express 81. Canada Pa
oific al. Canada Southern 80. Osn-
trail Pacific cox. Chicago, Burlington
4 Quincy III. Dsnver q kio 6rande
10. Erie 1874, Hannibal a Sc. Joe 3SS,
Kansas and Texas 17x, Lake Shore
TAN. Michigan Central COZ, Northern
Pacific 1ss@. Northern Pacific preferred
42ss. Northwestern 20, Louisville a
Nashville ISL. Oregon Railway 4 Nav
igation III. Oregon Transcontinental
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