Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-01
rIsTERN NEWS.
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.~Nac1ATED PHk13 Di1FAxC8ss
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.-w.rr. Oct. 31.--Ben HeRnor, q
80 is-1nu near Westminster, yester-
= and killed bis wife, and tried
n ~ 90. daughter and daughter
"A vas arrested late In the day
sse.~cbt here. Physicians are sx-
1870 lin, 10 test his mental condi-
Taeisx Justice.
xx.rr. Oct. 3I.-The United
go grand jury has indicted Lienfen
NJ Police Michael Mullen and John
- and patroImen kesrtine and Cum
.ssssm. On the charge that by force,
~ and intimidation they prevent
!, sssli6ed voters from exercising the
1880 suffraQe. This 10 based on fhe
~ 81 re night of October 18th. of
ssr.hef OF colored men, who were
~ = ~ stasion house until after the
$3.50. and we're dismissed with
- ~ charge being preferred against
where Grover Goes.
.,..xr. Oct. Ex-Governor Cleveland
q ,~rty arrived heye from Connect
Y a,iE This morning. The Governor
a - resumed his executive duties.
ssrsruu morning be leaves for New
80 IS reyjew the Business Mems par
~ ssmoyfow evening. He goes 90 Buf-
49, a Monday 70 vote, returning 10
Ibepy % Tuesday.
neeeenIsed By ahe Prestdenf.
ss..umorox. Oct. 3l.--The President
e -scoUuixed Jose Maria Tinoco an
n,.s.l "a 9uatemaIa at San Francisco.
sx5r n. DeLion % Vice Consul ad IN
80 II Chill, ct Port Townsend.
-. xsss<sgers and Crew Of she
maasaans Safe.
r~~ YoRx, OCT. 3l.--The German
5000 Rhein, which arrived to-day
s.sr Rrsneu, reports that on October
IN 4 n O'Clock 10 the evening, In Iati-
- 1os38. longitude N4l, she fell In
- ~ Dutch steamer Maasdam, from
sssssrasm for New York, which was all
1920 The Rhsin took from the boats
sI~ rS.aenQers and crew. Numbering IS6
/. m and brought them to this port.
m Masadam carried a miscellaneous
..reo' consigned TO New York. The
$3.50 xas valued at soc, 900. IL was
shoui 3. m, when the Maasdam was
1yua -, 10 be on fire. The boats of the
saomGhip we're picked up one by one,
= IA Rhein approached Vandentan,
acent Of the steamship company, says
~ lhe Rhein. with Captain Vandsrxel,
n sbs Maasdam, and the passengers
"a erew, will arrive at Hoboken at
ikres o'clock this afternoon.
H..k.ssx Ma u1arxaI ~ tho uf~a sa : 4 Il. l
nnasdani, burned at sea, makes the fol- |
ioeino statement LEFT Rotterdam
f1sfober 18th with cabin and 133 steer
10 passengers, and crew Of 45 men. |
IN vent well until the I'D, when We en-
eounisred q violent gale, during which
he petFoleum tank commenced leaking.
Tho next day, at 2 p. M, one OF the
oFev, In looking for She leak, placed
Iiehted lamp near the tank, which cx-
pIodsd With loud report, the contents
taxing Ere and putting the ship into a
hIass. Every effort 30 control the fre
vas useless. About y. m. ordered
I'll hands into the boats. At .. m. We
vsrs picked up by the steamer Rhsin.
noous was lost or injured In the slight
81 degree"
TIE new York Esasiness Men nj Chick.
ering HAIL.
Exw YoRx, Oct. I.--At the Business
Mems meeting this afternoon In Chick
sfinQ Hall, Senator sherman delivered
an elaborate address. At the conclu.
sion Of his remarks Elaine came upon
she stage. His appearance was the sig
nal for an enthusiastic demonstration.
When silence was restored he said /:
Basiaess Men Of Ne,o York Il deem Il
sn honor 10 follow senator Sherman.
Applause. deem II special honor
10 fellow Secretary Sherman [applausel.
Tor can say that Ia our financial his
iory he takes rank among the really
illnstFious mes who have administered
he Treasury Department Of the United
States. Renewed applause. II was
The Rssd fortuae Of Mr.. Hamilton 30
oFganize that department with his mas.
terly ability and 10 place the credit of
he young Republic upon an enduring
basis. II was the good fortune Of Alex.
andsr j. Dallas TO carry the finances of
The government through the embarrsss-
nents resulting from the war OF 1912.
II was the good fortune Of William II.
Crawford, after the great depres-
asn that followed orr victorious
Struggle, 60 revive the National
credit by the protective tariff
Of 1884. (Applanse. II was the good
foftane Of Thomas Ewing. after great
Whig victory of 1910, 10 initiate those
measures which gave as the protective
tariff Of 1912. II was the good fortune
o. Salmon p. Chase [applausel 10 carry
The government through all the extraor-
binary crises which were precipitated by
the civil war aud IL was the good for
tune Of third eminent citizen of Ohio,
John sherman [applauseI, to lead the
nation back TO a sound basis of specie
PAYMENTS renewed appiauss1 and II
vas the singnlarly happy fortune of
Shefman that In the legislative depart
mens he was permitted TO shape the
resumption Act and In the executive
apartment 10 administer its pro-
sinons and carry IL TO q successful
issue. Applause That resumption
acs Il q continuing blessing and benefit
% this country. Loud applause.l 10
has placed the Government finances
and the finances Of the people upon q
stable Foundation, aud | am sure that
from she brief historic review | have
ventured 10 submit, the transition is
10y ~ suS 05tY VI tue Fr1plH IN k1t
impending National contest. Ii the re-
sumption act aud tbs great series of
financial measures of which IL was the
nstinR climax be benefit TO the busi-
ness interests of this country, the poiit.
GA innnence of the business men Of the
soantry should certainly be given 10 the
nfu which originated ami enforced
mai legislation. There Ia no need for
ma before the business men of New
Iosks 10 supplement the argument
snscn am sure MIR. Sherman has made
ompiete, and l should hardly have
aAIee 70 give myself the pleasure of
sppeeFine here bat for my desire 10
ns.liy, IN this great metropolis of the
e1lon. my appreciation Of your iistin-
ka.s1sd guests services. lApplanse.
Ans while | am here | NAV be per-
sissed to add that not alone In the
.ananclA and business departments of
~ asuon, which interest every man,
~ ~ \. y Al the great avenues of life, In
s s1At relates to the career OF a great
opas, the u years during which the
soiaean party has been In power
sassssainly distinguished beyond any
ss sA period In our history, saving and
~spsine alone the immortal period
ess a = gave Us our independence and
ouassitution. At no time certainly
49, sne educational interests of the
800 neen 50 greatly and 80 rapidly
hamss:.a; 81 no time have the spirit OF
a