Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-03

nent, with liberty and equality Of rich.
% all In II; because / hope to zee tbis
country showing that people can govern
themselves better than they can ~. oov.
'rned BY any form Of Government an
'artn. IL shall be a missionary conntyv
o spread the doctrine of eouslity ot
'iRht and equality Of men. Ibave anna
property. don't want TO see IL 90 dovn
tbs ruin and ansrchy which muss
'ufsiy come, unless justice 10 done 20
ne people; Iapplause and therefore I
lm mere. IL can make no difference To
ne Tor the short time / can be on earth.
y PROBABLY may, l hope Ii will, come be-
ore Ole, Tor God knows 1 hone INV
losing eyes Will not look on a distract
., divided, ruined country. IL would
.oo new terror 70 death; bat to VOC.
o your children. and your children's
'niioren,- AYE 70 the world at IarQe-it
"a question above all other questions.
snicn should interest and c1m nand the
lttentl0n. and guide the action of intel
iRent CHRISTIAN men aud women
Butler lef, tonight for Grand Rapids.
snere be speaks tomorrow. He viii be
u MuskeRon IN the evening. and AT chi.
ago wednesday. He had a conference
iere with the State Central COMMITTEES
u the National Party, and IL n said he
Will decide tomorrow WHISTLER he will
,at $1,000 into the campaign in this
state or not.
Affairs OF the Barrews Esiate.
BUFFALO, Sept. IA motion Was
made IN the Supreme Court before
'odge Childs today Tor a receiver for
ne borrows estate. large part of
Rhich was dissipated by President War.
Ter, OF the Albion National Bank. by
'oe attorney of Eliza Glenn, creditor Of
he estate, who has begun action aeaiost
louisa q. Burrows as administrators
md Others a. executors. Counsel for
ne executors opposed any change of
but suggested, il a ch anoe
% deemed neeess try, that Charles
noere be appointed. Judge Childs
aid he was very clearly of the opinion
hat the Supreme Court should take
'hsrRs OF these affairs. The dissipa-
ION OF this large estate was due largely
the executors in surrenderinR the
management TO one man. He should
rant an order appointing a receiver.
counsel might consult and agree among
themselves upon somebody for the in-
'ortant place, and also "a to the amount
u bonds required. Charles II. Moore
vas appointed receiver and justified
With bond Of 100000.
A Fearful Crime.
UNION STAR, Mo-, Sept. LA most
earfui crime WIS committed in the vi
Unity Of Flag Springs Yesterday. Two
title girls, children of John McG sthlin,
'Red and years, were overtaken in
he woods by unknown parties and out
aged. The ravishers then dissmbow-
leo the eldest child, afterwards shoot
NC her 10 the head, after which the
hroat of the youngest was cut. Lynch
nR will be IN order il the parties are
auRht. The whole country IL aroused.
Master OF Theology.
SOMERSET, o., Sept. 1.-The Pope has
Onferred the degree of Master OF The
logy on Father Higgins, of st. Joseph
,ollege. He 10 the irst person in this
ountry thus honored.
Electrical Exhibition.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-The Interna
ional Electrical Exhibition. the first
ED in America, was inaugurated to-
ay. President Arthur, who WAS invited
0 assist At the opening ceremonies,
AS written letter expressing his in
crest in the exhibition and promising
0 visit it during its progress. The
iayor welcomed the guests TO the city.
grand success is indicated.
Glass Factories Resuminx.
PITTsBURo, Sept. 2 - The window
lass factories and most of the bottle
uuses resumed after two mouths idle.
aaa tina n anal an IN, .nar ahut 1ntvu rha
gives work to many thou
and men.
Connecticut Democrats.
Hartford, Sept. 2.-Ths State Demo
ratio Convention met this morning
Governor Waller was renominated by
The starving Ptegans.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-Indiau Com
eissioner Price has taken measures for
he immediate relief of the starving
'ieg m indians at the Blackfoot Agency
a Montana. The following telegram
vas sent to Governor Crosby. of Mon
ana, today:
In answer to your telegram to the
I have to inform you that
AVE ordered additional supplies to the
bthpktpOt hkSnONs dtto aRNo t1u
gent to make them last until March
LIST next, by which time il il hoped
hat Congress will have m de provisions
or additional supplies.
II. II. PRICE.
To secure the money necessary for the
purchase of these supplies the Commits
Toner has been forced TO have recourse
o the provision of the Law allowing aim
L.. xalaAF of Hat $4,000 In
lians one third Of any money that mag
EN- lin unexpended OF the sum ap-
,ropriated for the maintenance of an
,ther tribe. Under this Law, however,
I was necessary TO secure the approval
II ths President before the money
'ould be 30 applied, aud q letter upon
he subject was ad iressed to President
Arthur last week before the receipt OF
Governor Crosby's telegram.
On Wall street.
New YoRK, Sept. a. Governments
Itrong railroads quiet. Shares opened
lower, aud advanced 10 y
and Union Pacific lead
ng. Louisville & Nashville displayed
marked weakness on the publication of
he progress of the company's new
,lans. The report thai Erie and Grand
frank had declared war was also used
against the market. but was pronounced
'nlse by an officer Of une OF the roads.
After 2:i5 buying movement set IN,
md many sharps touched the highest
ioure of the day. In ansl dealings the
was partially lost. The
Use in Union Pacific was due TO the
,fficial announcement that the Oregon
Short Line will be completed by Octo-
Der 18th. Compared with last nights
,iosing prices range from = higher 20
~ lower.
Fire at Mtsseuia.
MrssouLA, Sept. "A Gre destroyed
p buildings at Missoula, Montana. this
forenoon. The total loss is $50, 900
insurance, $4,000. Warden 4 Co. lose
light buildings, valued at $500, in
,ludinc tue First National Bank build
NO. The contents of the bank vault
are uniniured. The fire started In
Leber's bowling alley, and 10 supposed
o have been of incendiary origin.
New uampshire Republican,
CONCORD On. H., Sept. 2.-fhe Re-
publican State Convention met this
morning aud Mr.. Greene was made
hartman. Hon. Moody Carrier was
dominated for Governor.
Maternal Association 81 Engtneers.
BALrrMoRR, Sept. 3.--At the session
,oday the report Of the special con-
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