Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-23


TIE sesfs Raw.
r.~r.<rr,s. O.. Oct. 22.--Ths casss By
..k;~s 4 10 b tessed the constitutional
Is a 10 Scott liquor tax Law, were
1870 IA the 6npreme Court this after
.s.~ ma submikted. A decision - Ok.
1870 % Tuesday next.
Yhe Ohis Csngressmen.
ocnnwsus. Ost. a. Following are the
.ssss;s,ss "a the several Congressional
z.srSols As last weeks election
p,r.--Bu.ssruorth Rep. )........ 1868
sscoud-- Brown Rep. )....... U9e
4ki<3 z Campbell DEM. ......... H2
t~rh Anderson Dem. )....... BIO
H9Ik--fefevre (Dem. )............ .5l2l
Sir<A--dill Dem l....+......~.... 1881
essmth- ~56ney (Dem. ............ zoos
r,sksh--Lfttls Rsp. 49,. ......... 7bf6
11sfh Cooper fRsp.l,.... ....... .lsW
T@rfh-- Ronsis Rep. ............ 20
fiegsuth = Elisberry dem. )........ 40
I~rfth- Thompson Rep ........ 1854
f<Irs~eutb- Oathvaite fDem }. ...4S9
p~rlesnth 4 fosvenor Rep -. 1914
TIfsssufh- wilkins (Dsm.) ........3 1881
6irlaeoth Geddes Dem. .....-.. ia
Warner dem. )...... 2l7
Tiebiesnth--J. H. Taylor Rep. .6l63
T,releepth--E. B. Taylor Rep. 1. 1897
Tvsusjsfh-- Wan. Mckinley fftep. }. .103l
Ivsn1y- 6rst--Fofan Dem. .......127o
fetal Republican majority. 43.5lS /;
,Dta| Defnocratic majority, z4.149; net
RspubIican majority, 1880.
sIaine's Progress.
voprHxorox. Ind, Dot. 22.-An hour
hefore he time when Mr. Elaine was TO
Esys Indianapolis this morning, there
vsre perhaps 1000 people gathered
6roand the rear OF his train In the de-
81. Who kept calling for him to come
out when Mr.. Blaine appeared there
~ 1 great and prolonged outburst Of
ebeerjnQ, during which Mr.. Blaine stood
bovinQ 10 them. He held out his hands
3 eommand silence, and said /" am
Ssry glad 70 have an opportunity 20 ex-
prsa 10 90 many OF the people of In
dIanspolis the great obligation | feel,
- great thankfuiness / offer for the
magnificent reception given me here
yssssrday. lCheera. IL is one of the
svsuts Of my life. and will DO cherished
ID my remsmbrancs az long AS life
hsls.n Ilreat chsering.I
There we're small crowds at every lit
n station, bat the nrst large meeting
Was at MartinsTiile, 20 miles from In
dianapolis. Here there were elaborate
Preparations to receive Mr.. Blaine. He
W conducted TO stand through an
xvsnne guarded on each side by little
eirls dressed In white, who stfewed flow
sss IN bis path. He spoke briefly on the
hfid, and was followed by Mckinley.
Bsone sane.
Albany, Dot. 22.-Three physicians
sxAmined Boone, the Governors assaii-
ant this morning. They declare that
10 l. sane, but laboring under severe
nervous excitement, and liable 10 do
vi0lsut acts.
bribery and Conspiracy.
REApno, Pa, OCT. 22.-This morn
ipR detective swore out warrant for
ihs arrest OF Rev. Martin Luther Fritch,
WelEknnwn Reformed Church min
hier and chaplain az the county aims
house, and samuel q. Wenrich,
wealthy eattle drover, who has been
fufnishisg the almshouse large consign.
menta Of cattle. They are charged
vita bribery and conspiracy In oonnec.
lson 9Th the almshenss funds, now be.
inR Investigated. Other arrests will be
made.
Fiying Around.
NEW YoaK, OCT. 22.--Generai Butler
arrived IN his magnificent special oar
snis Morning, and left for Boston this
evening.
End Of the Dreuih.
ATLANTA, Dot. 2.-The great drouth
falling.
Damages Recovered.
NEW fokK, Oct. 22.-Minnie Cum
mihxs, The actress, today obtained a
verdict OF $4,000 against Police Officer
Wm. Davis and Della Murphy. dress
s sAss. ~ an action brought for false
seserAl masen on the Arctic Expeds.
tiea.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2a.-In his annual
Spofh GENERAL hazen, In treating of
80 arctic expedition, says, after refer
n9 70 we departure OF the Yantic, after
sns oss Of the Proteus. from Little,on
s~1n1 70 81 johns, without leaving
sasns This abandonment OF
s.y anu bis party 10 possible starva-
49, ~ we oiiicere whose only mission
nnse waters was 10 sucoor them. dis
paayeu iamentable disregard OF a grave
nonsihility.s He holds that II I,,eut.
ustiineton had insisted upon leaving
naons NON the Yantio, or another re-
- sr. had been sent from ST.
-. IS hs SAYS he himself urged, the
-. ~ nie and disaster would have
H.. avoided. General HAGEN SAYS that
ss.se 1s ufeely carried out his instructions
80 1917, and the Signal Bureau carried
go 49, psearranged plan. Hs continues.
ssss 49,. referring 10 Lieut.. Greely's re-
s % Tape Sabine, and 20 the success
We relief expedition under Com
1s1uer Schley as follows:
IA. - we return OF the expedition
sssf nad hoped that there would
a. 49,. oasioa Tor raising the question
~, ans ~ this or aay future time,
-. heht has been cast on the sub.
srs 80. no With II my duty becomes plain
IN ss s1e truth OF history and justice 20
srss Ior such impartial inquiry and
h,n.S as'se Judgment an a tribunal
ce.... enooen 10 embrace the whole
snS ~ saAii institute aud pronounce,
= congress of the United States
hifestiy such tribunal. [ trust.
I.ss tnat this whole matter of the
sAhkitn Bay expedition and the
h1Ition organized Tor lis relief viii
ss.,ss neu worthy Of thorough invest.
k,eon BY Congress
aefai Haxen regards the Greedy AZ
'on rs among she foremost of IT,
a. and insists tha, Iiau,enan, Z; ra.ix
irssa 80 Afcsls Signal Bureau in Wash.
s,,ss 1 carried out their parts OF the ERE.
mns.ss N plans OF rescae literally and
~ eu fully IN every particular. He
lns.s. We Failure Of Lieutenant Gar.
a W replaces the spoiled provisions
A., sabine. and quotes from A let
liz, aAssn BY Lieutenant Greedy 10
dsa,.a psa Sth. sopposine himself a
- - follows. Had lint Carlino.
a. 81 sred out your orders and replnc,..s
- Ations Of rum and 10 Of ales.
n,r, eaca eAele here, and the siC
"A Poi moaidy English bread. spoil.
a An Chocolate. potatoes and melt.
a. ss and the 2l6 pounds Of POTTER
49, ssouis, We could without aoaht X.
~. y 1snerHl Haxen saws GAZING.
ss.. should have left two-thirds az ~.
ssAlr. sd from the Proseas at Caps
On Wall street.
kssa ioak. Oct. -. ~ Government,
r,s. M ssk Ike stock market va,
a. - safiy dealing, aud prices rus,
"A Ger can't Iyrio, p.~ss. =.