Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-28
TELEGRAPHIC.


"oHo saspc oLfiNcu ID Oulc42O yee-
terday morning. It consisted Of Chris
topher Buckley, j. J. Driscoli. Secretary
OF the Democratic state Corumi,tAe,
morris Sohlidi, the delegate from Cali
fornla to the National Democratic Con.
vention. and Matthew Canavan, Of Ne
vada, and j. j. Daily, Of Oregon. who
represent their States in the same gath
erinR. They were on their vay TO New
YORK, and left on the afternoon train.
Buckley, TO reporter said the Califor
MA delegation was instructed for I'll
den nrst and Thurman sftervard. This
however was before Tiiden's letter Of
declInetioR was receiv i. and the dele.
CATION H. IN consequence. in something
OF quandsrs. IL will. however. peace
ably give its first vote to Thurman. and
aftervsrd 90 to Cleveland. " be is not
already Nominated. A positive instrus-
ton has however been given. and that
u not To vote for Judge Field. Blaine
can never carry California or Nevada
he may succeed In Oregon. The Re-
publican Convention was Qreasly de-
ceived by the braR and bluster of the
Pacific slope delegates, and the party
Will be much disappointed at the ont
come Of the election in the far Western
states. The Republicans Of California
We're anxious 70 have Blaine "a their
candidate. because he was the only Re-
publican who was considered sound on
the Chinese question. Edmunds WAS
known To be opposed to the bill, and
Arthur vetoed 1t, and in consequence
neither of them could stand the least
show OF carrying the state. Blaipe's
record Was good in the matter, but no
better than any Democrat He was
weighted down With entangling ALLAN
css with monopolies, and q record Of
opposition to The Thurman bill, a meas-
ure which ~ very popular in all States
OF the slope. IL either Thurman or
Cleveland Is the Democratic candidate,
Blaine will be beaten in California 20,-
OcO votes; a. many as the Democrats
carried the State by at the last election.
Will he gain any Irish vo es in o
WestT Not vote. lrishnsn of Cali
fornia r-memser too well Low, when
McSveeney, of San Fra -isso, was ar
rested as suspect In ireland, and con
fined IN Jail for sixteen months, that
Blaine, then Secretary Of State, refused
to lift a finger to have him released. and
never even answered the letter which
McSweeney wrote 10 him.
Canavan, of Nevada. said there was
little doubt that bis State would 90
Democratic this fall. Delegates to the
Convention had been instructed for
Tiiden. and would vote for him, unless
il WAS seen that his letter of deciination
was absolute, then they would either 60
to Cleveland or Thurman.
Daley said that Oregon would prof.
ably go for Blaine. California and Ne
yada he considered sure for the Demo-
cratic nominee. The withdrawal Of
rilden had isft his delegation without
instructions, and while he Was person
ally for Cleveland. he was unpresared
Upset and Drowned
NRv YoRK. June 27-Seven laborers
were drowned at Carson's Inlst, N. Y,
yesterday, a storm upsetting the boat.
Arkansas Democrats.
LITTLE Rock, June 27.-The conven-
tion adjourned sine die this morning.
The platform adopted strongly supports
public education, invites immigration.
oommends liberal legislation. encour-
ages the construction OF railroads. but
demands that all grants of incorporate
powers and franchises be guarded
against abuse and held subject TO the
regulating power Of the people. The
tariff plank declares adhe-,ou to the
principles of the Democratic party, in
favor of n tariff for revenue only.
The Weeks Bankrupt Record.
NEw York. June 27.-The failures for
the last seven days are 10, against 20 for
the previous week.
wall street Notes.
New YoRK, June 27.-Governmsnt
lower, very light demand; railways
heavy. Stocks opened strong for Chi
eago, Burlington 4 Quincy. Rock Isl-
and, Missouri Pacific, Northern Penn.
sylvania, Union Pacific, W. u, L.. N.
and p. NJ. all weak, and lower for Van
derbilts and Kansas Il TexAs. Wander
bilts rallied y to II, bat subsequently
Lake Shore was freely pressed for sale,
and broke 35is TO GIN. New York Gen.
trail ~ to 921S, aud Canada Southern
~ to FAX. No new reasons were as
signed fas the decline, and the break
was ascribed to bear attack. The gen
eral list Was weak and unsettled In syn-
p.thy. A rumor spread at .. IN. that
the Vanderbilt party had negotiated a
sterling loan. caused by con nbining for
short account. Missouri Central rallied
to bi, Canada Southern 10 6I3, Lake
Shore CYL, New York Central to 91.
Al the close Union Pacific was raided
pany would default on its interest. The
market closed irregular.
BreadatsGs.
LrvxRrooL, June 27.-weather dry
and warm. Wheat dali, easier. Winter
7s, I'D. California declined Id. Corn
dull, easier, t1Sd.
CHICAGO. June T.-wheat easier; s5
June. s5Jx July. Barley dsll, IS.
The wssi Market.
Bosros. June 27.-wool more active.
Ohio and Psnnsylvania feeoes. S5ld37;
Michigan. 3o(d32; combing and delans. ,.
3btf40; nnwashed wools. l5sSsd2S;
pulAed. D(dS.
NEW YoRx, June 2T.-Michiean, rndi.
an. and Western, fioe, 3otd32; medium,
Sitl35; coarse. 3l(dS; wasned. com oiug
and delaine, q. New Mexico and Cob
orado. l4d2i; pulled. 2steso.
FaiIed.
BosroS, June 27.-H. II Banks. doipg
business as the Bay state Caskes Com
pany, has failed. Liabilities $4,000,
Raiirsaa sstea
Nxw Yonx. June 27.-wsll street off,
cisls Of the Denver and Rio Grande re-
fuse TO make statement about July
interest or give any outline OF the com
pAny's future plans. President Harris
OF she Northern Pacific states that II
the Northern Pacific can lcase the Ore
gon Navigation ~ profit, we shall do
so. do not care 10 cay whe,her or not
negotiations are on foos for the lease oil
the property" IL 10 stated that the Ore
Con rranscontinental rendered 10 Kuhn
Lobe 4 Co. yesterday afternoon. sftei
being sold out. adiItioaL margins
when the fiFm stated that IL the coui'
pany gave the firm notice when the loan
became due /, should expect the stock
Kuhn, Lobe 4 Co. decline 20 make
statement about the transaction.
e~hesser swampea.
BARxxaArx, June T.-rhe sshoones
+. Rabcock snnk here. Captain Bah.
cock, four seamen and the mate and