Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-19
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kA6TIRN NEWS.
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5AcknoM. Ma O. 1o.--Blnino ~
Deefosf this sEosnino- This 3 ~ -
day q III t0of d Miohinnn. aox 4
glH $500 Sunday g South Bond. Lad
Tns 6rps - this moruiux was af Anr
|@Axbos. where thexo wna 4 very inxou
crowd areund Ne dspot, baS the 8.
dents 0f the University nsemsd 70 have
IAksn poessssiou q IL plaos. and whss
blaine appeared fbsix cheering and
yelling Was - hearty sud % 1uuo oon-
tsnusd that 4 aes9od ffkoIy % oorupy
she whole tiDe thak tha train could ~
MAIN - Ann Arboe. All asssups Of sne
local committee 70 Rs< . hearing veru
ufeeg fai1urses but whon Blaine stretch a
ooS hi hand, indicating that 10 unz
nboot 70 speAk. fho n0iss osnnsd. He
began biz spssoh ~ aayine: sDurinR
The wax we uned % keae great deal
about the ssbei yell. which uas suppossd
20 impty great sieox and determination;
bns e seems 20 ms the young men vho
do ne The honor 70 appear here today
could have terrified fhe whole army Of
Lea I0reat IanQhter.l Blaine then
spoke at some length ~ The RESPONSE
bslittss Of edneated young men, and Ieft
with the students the a0.uti0n Of the
problem Why 90 many college men Who
are free traders ~ - are prosectionisss
Ct 70.
DovAotAc, Mich. Oos. ls.-Thsrs vaa
an immense gathering at Jackson.
Whsn Mr.. Blaine stepped out on TIE flas
ear which served 6 s speakers stand,
b. stepped into the presence Of more
than moo people. He Vas recsivsd
with the usual enthusiastic dem0nstra-
tons. In responding he called atten-
ton 20 tins importance Of the tariff a.
the leading Issue IN the campaign. A.
MaKshall shere vas Q smaller but
equally euthusiastie crowd.
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GnKExcxsrLE, Ind, OCT. Is. - The
Chicago express on the Louisville. Nsw
Albany and Chicago Railroad. consist
ING Of . baggage and express car, Two
coaohes and = sleeper, struck defective
rail about go Q. m. ave miles south Of
this city. The entire train vas disched
except the sieepos. The engineer, IRE
man and baxRaQoman were seriously in
jured. There we're no Injuries 20 passen-
Rers save bruises. The train immedi-
ateiy took IRE and all the cars, iuolud-
ing tbs sleeper, we're totally consumed.
The passengers Ia the sleeper only saved
what they had on their persons. The
damage 70 the engine. cara burned and
Incidental losses aggregate upwards Of
$4,000.
Deash sr sanses wsrmley.
BosroN, Dot lS.-James Wormley, the
celebrated hotel proprietor Of WASH
ington, D. O., died at the Massachu-
sstts 0eneral Hospital this afternoon.
he had been III s0me time, and yester-
day an operation Was performed since
which he sank rapidly.
Expssss Or specie
NEW YvRK, Dot. 10.-Exports Of specie
last week were tl93.O 900. making q total
since January Lat Of $48, 093. 900 against
81, BOZ. 00o last year.
Menev Market.
New YORK, OCT. 16.-Money. 243 per
cent prime mercantile paper, soc per
cent; sterling exchange, bankers bills.
steady at &4si1f; demand. t4.s41<.
TAe sssek Lisa.
Nsw Yonx. OCT. Ia u. s. Three's,
100; 4Lrs, ll2s<; ps, 119Jk; Pacific 95's,
LIS, American Express 921< Canada Pa
oifio 49,, Canada Southern 30, Osn-
trail Pacific 3Sk, Chicago, Burlington
q Quincy 1lex, Denver 4 Rio Grande
~. Erie 1874, Hannibal d 81. Joe 8S1<,
Kansas and Texas 1696, Lake Shore
651. Michigan Central SIN, Northern
Pacific IS. Northern Pacific preferred
l3x, Northwestern S5j<, Louisville 4
Nashville 26tS. Oregon Railway J. Nav
ieation 66. Oregon Transcontinental
IN, Oregon Improvement 16, Pacific
Mall 525f, Panama 50. Rock Island
112lf. Sc. Paul 74k, Texas Pacific 10,
Union Pacific SIN, United States Ex-
press 81. Wells Fargo los, Western
Union 6i1. Lackawanna 102k. New
York Central SIN. Petroleum steady
at 62.
A vtestm Of the Eiectisa.
CIscfSNArr, Oct. 1s.-Policsman Mi.
ohsel German died today. He vas shot
last Tuesday In small riot among the
coiored men of the West End. Gormau
attempted 10 arrest man and was shot
in the back by an unknown nam. This
vas the beginning of riot. Henry
Brown, oolored, vas also killed in the
ARRAY. On Tuesday evening ON the re-
oeipt Of the news Of the woundinQ Of
German, Mrs. Rynear, a sister of Cor
man, became i'll, and this morning upon
hearing Of his death she fell into co.
matoss state and died in few hours.
The west virginia Election.
WHEELING, Va. Oct. 18.-- Returns are
Al - 4-1 49,
place the Democratic majority at about
5000. and Il may be little less. Is will
he too or three days before the remote
counties can be heard from officially.
4 Champies Defeated
DKSvEn, OCT. ia prlxs fight, with
three ounce gloves, occurred at Jewell
Park this afternoon, between John II.
Glow, middle weight champion of Colo
RADIO, aud John q. Davis. local celeb
rity, for $500 and the championship.
Davis was declared winner In the t1th
round.
annual Report Of the .. =. = n. Go.
BOSTON, Oct. 1s.-The annual report
of the Oregon Railway 4 Navigation
Company for the year ending june 30th
shows total earnings of q 364 ,906;
operating expenses 8, ss2, S32; net earn
ings. &4S2. 0sl, 10 which should b added
the branch Of general interrst account,
rent, sundry profits and other revenues,
which make total revenue Of S2.7S4.-
0l9, which. after paying taxes. interest
and various fxed charges, leaves over Z
per cent on the stock of the company.
new Msvmess Can swear.
SALr LAKE, Got. 1s.-The Clawson po
lygamy trial was finished today, bat the
verdict 10 NOS yet rendered. The moth
or Of the alleged second wife swore that,
though she visited her daughter while
she was living with Clawson, she never
inquired whether she vas married 70
him or NOT. The father of the accused
testified that he never talked with his
son about the matter until after the in
dictments. The other relatives swore
similarly. President Taylor said there
could be no marriage at the Endowment
House unless authorized by him or those