Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-03

10 occasion where il vas proper that I
should say II. think the great xesta-r
cities do not fully appreciate ihs
magnitude aud valve of thi.
vast inland navigation. s.ret.h.
in9 onward 10 the galf. =nieh
snofds an outlet 20 a vast growth ard
gives s1bstanti4 ~ form by N4tay.'s orr
ooaitifui hand 10 thss great demand
81 all eoFnmercfN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
transportation. Loud gpplause.1 /
Inank you, again. gentlemen. for yocr
courtesy. and shall not, IN a tsmosra-
tnfe OF ~ degrees, delay yen longer.
j, proion9ed cheering, during whieh Mr.,
Blaine retired
The stsek List.
NEW YoaE. Ost. 2.-U. y. lbr-er.
iUz; US, Ii2i.; IS. 1872; Pacific IS.
lB, Amerioan express 81. Canada pa
cific IL. Canada So1tasrn 81 Ger.
trail Pacific 33j@. Chicago. Buriiuoton
. quincy lz231. Delaware, Laskawanna
L Western 1861. Denver n Rio C;randa
-. Erie 1874, Hannibal d st. Joe 3jl1.
Kansas and Texas i71. Lake sha1r
~ Michigan Central 81, Northern
Pacific %. Northern Pacific preferrsd
tf@s, Sorth sestern 81 Is, New York Cen
.rai 9i59. Oregon Railway and Nav
!ostion 725I. Oregon TranscontinentaI
..3N, oregon improvement 1884, Pacific
mali ol y, Pansma 81, Rock Island
10. NJ. Pani TX. Texas Pacific l3s1,
Union Pacific 5S, United States IL
press bz, Wells Fargo los, Western
Batter az Terre aamsr.
IERRR HAUTE, Ind, Oct. 2-General
Butter spoke here today at 30. He
Came from Logsnsport, add was an
nGur late IA arriving. He was escorted
20 the lsrre Haute House, where he
took dinner, by reception committee
If independents. He spoke IN the Rs
publican wiRwau TO an i'm Dense crowd
Dt people. tie said the present troubles
u tns 'nntry wer- dne 20 the insuffi-
Cheney of the volume of currency.
Tall for Cattle Rre~ders' Convention.
CHEYEssE, Oct. 2.-Thomas Stureis.
secretary of the National Cattle Breed
BRA Convention, which inst at Chicago
n November. 1913, today issued a call
Tor second annual meeting, - be held
1t CalclgJ On Nsvemb II l3.u aud 18th,
10 receive reports aud dispose of tn
business then left unfinished. Accord
nR TO Information received here from
he Secretary of the Illinois State Board
If Agriculture, the s.ook convention re
,ently called by him aill meet and act
Eith tire y stional c invention called by
Sscret Try Sturgis.
The Loyal Legion.
NYw York. 0st. I.--Fha military or
Ter OF the Loyal Legion Of the United
states tonight invested it's officers for
he ensuing year, among them Com
nander Geaeral Grant. Colonel Lyman
Bridges WAS transferred To the ti4Iifor
MA Commsndery.
street Car Robbed
mIssEAPoLIs, Oct. l.-At IL O'Clock
'onight strest car in the southern part
,f the city was stopped by highway nen,
gho commanded the driver TO give no
he cashbox. The latter refused, and
he robbers fired two shots, ono of
which killed Albert Mailman, an IRON
who was the oalv passenger.
The murderers escaped.
CIeveiand's Buaais Trip.
ALBANY, Dot. 2.-Governor Cleveland
and party left for Bnfalp ut l:2O y. In.
IA special train consisting OF an en-
zine and the drawing room car PAvohia
The party consisted of Hon. Erasius
Mayor Banks. Hon. nj. 3. Ro-
Hon. John MCCALL and several
newspaper representatives.
At ths Union depot, Albany, before
The train loft, several hundred persons
has assembled TO witness Governor
departure. The Governor
was driven down from the Exeentlve
Mansion IN a closed carriage, ami walk
ed through the main entrance of the
depot. arm and arm with General Aus.
Tin Lathrop, of his staff. fns Govern
Dr's appearance was the signal for
hearty cheering. The wives of Messrs.
Corning and Banks accom- panied them
TO the depot, and presented the Gov
srnor with huge bouquet of beautiful
lowers. At precisely 10 u. III. the train
out of the depot. ladies waving
their handkerchiefs, men shouting and
locomotive whistles footing for Cleve
land, who st 'od on the rear platform
waving his adieux to the thron2. The
which had baen threatening
all mor aing. cleared of. aud all omens
pointed to a prosperous and successful
journey. At West Albany, where are To-
Gated the great oar shops of the New
York Ceatrai Railway. hundreds of
fresh from the forge aud
bench. waved greeting 10 the train az
IL whiskod by. The train stepped ut
Palatins Bridge and Utica for water,
at the latter point being Is minutes
ahead of time. Tho Governor appeared
ut the rear platform of the train. at
both ri anes, and was enthusiastically
chsered by th ,usands.
At the latter place IL WAS learned that
u few hours previous special tram of
81 cars, carrying numerous representa-
tives of Democratic campaign srganlza-
lions and several hundred citizens, had
left Rochester for Buff 10 to participate
in the demonstration IN she Governor
honor. The weather continued very
the rain falling ia deter
mired drizzls.
The Governor was in excellent spir
and on the arrival of the train mt b.
tayia was received With a chorus, ths
ditferent organic itioBs crowdinQ around
tho oar and shoutipg for CT vsland. A
he appeared on the platform, hat ia
band, such a cheer as Batavia never be-
fore had heard went MP. the Governor
smiling and simply contentinR him
self with howIn2 his thanks.
Men, without distinction of party,
crowded to the platform 20 shake bis
hand. The train stopped bat for few
minutes. The special train which had
brought the Buffalo delegation Was at
tached, and the train sped ON its way IA
Buffalo, En- route tue Govsruor went
the train, chatting pleasantly
With his friends aud nei9hboEs aud re
csivina their many congratulations.
Goyeruor Clevsland's train arrived IN
Esst Iiuffalo at SIS y. m. i've minutes
ahead Of tirae.
Extensive Frauds.
LOUISVILLE (ky.l. Oct. Lit is Off
cially reported tonight thst an exami-
nation OF the affairs Of Newcomb,
Buchanan 4 Go. show that dupl,osted
receipts tor 300 barrels of whtsksy.
amounting TO $i50,0o0. have been found
Thus far.