Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-08

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bfafne's West Virginia Tour.
ST: MARY's, W. Va. Oct. After "a
viewing the procession at Parkersburo
last evening, Mr.. Blaine. by special re-
quest, went Mp to Marietta. Ohio. To al
tend meeting there. He made a short
speech IN which he made allusion 70
tne origin and early history Of the
pace. lie remained ALL night at Mari
alta s,,ds, aud was ferried across the Ohio 10
"iilamstown, where he met his special
e. o'oo tnls morning when it came an
rom Farkesourg. About noon the
ram arrived at Wheeling. There were
aoous ioo people at and around the
oepot, who cheered Blaine as he cana
oul OF MS Car. There was a large
meeting In front of the state house and
DIANE was escorted 10 tha stand by the
local committee, and by a body ~
Plumed Knights. The chairman az .ba
meeting was Mr.. Head. who has bean
until quite recently Democrat. There
were great many ladies' in the audi
htAIna
ceived. He made a short sDeecb in
which be again presented protective
tarin as the leading issue in the earn
paign, and declared that no state ia the
Union was more interested in main
tanning It than West Virginia. He vas
loudly and repeatedly cheered. From
the meeting his carriage was AGAIN
escorted through Wheeling and across
the river To Bridgeport, on tho Ohio
SIDE, his private Car having been trans
TERED Ia the meantime. All Bridge
port was out to SEES him. After few
words of thanks and. To
TIE young men of the clubs that had
escorted him, he bowed to the crowd
ana entered the Car, whsreupou the |
tram started for Canton. Stops were
made at Maynard, Flushing. Free.
port, Uriohsville. New Philadelphja.
canal Dover and Msssillon. At each |
OF these places was wildly enthusias. |
tic crowd, and at each Blaine appeared |
on the rear platform and spoke briefly. |
acknowledging the compliment paid |
him, and urging the Importance of the |
taritf question. The cheering. yelling
and general demonstrations were more
energetic and sustained all along the
ioute this afternoon than on any prs-
yious part of Blaine's tour.
superintendent at Forest Grove.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.-Seoretary Teller |
has appointed W. V. Coffin as OREGON |
Superintendent of the Indian Industrial |
School at Forest Grove, Oregon.
A Pieuro.Pneumonia Consultation.
SPRIsGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. 7.-Governor
Hamilton held consultation with State |
Veterinarian Paaren to-day ON the sub |
lset OF pieuro pneumonia. 1t was de- |
cided to accept the proposition of the |
Chicago Live Stock Exchange, refused |
by DIR. Solomon. chief of the United |
States Bareau of Animal Industry, to |
expose 10 head of healthy cattle to in. |
lection by pneumonia IN order 10 decide |
whether or not il is contagious, quaran-
tine IN the meantime to be strictly main |
tanned. The Governor also instructed |
the veterinarian to lodge complaints |
against all persons who have sold cattle |
from infected herds and refuse to ex.
hibit their sales books, whereby such |
l Infected cattle may be traced
Joint Debate.
FoRT WAYNE, Ind, Oct. THE first
of series of four joint discussions
upon the polit cal issues of the day, be-
tween Calkins, candidate for Governor
of Indiana on the Republican ticket, |
and Gray, Democratic candidate for the |
same office, WAS held here this after |
noon. A vast crowd assembled in and |
around the courthouse yard. Both |
candidates held an informal levee upon |
the platform, shaking hands, etc, at the |
close of the debate.
ON Wall street.
New York, Oct. t. Governments |
a shade ,sier for As; railways STEADY. |
Stocks were less active today. and prices |
lower. At the opening Union, Pacific |
Mail, Irthwestern. st. Paul and Mis- |
souri, Pacific were 1s(dSs per cent high |
err. Before the first call there were |
sales to realize. and prices dropped va
~ per cent on the general list, TX in |
Nashville and 23s per cent in Jersey |
Central. Louisville and Nashville WAS |
affected by reports that the company |
had sold its new securities TO foreign |
syndicate at $50 per share for stock. |
This WAS officially denied. and il was
stated that the securities would be first |
offered to stockholders. In final trans
actions there Was rally of k6fx per
cent, the latter in Louisville and Nash. |
vile. The market closed strong. Com
pared with last night. prices are L@lk
per cent lower. except Jersey Central,
which is down pa Per cent.