Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-25
EASTERN NEWS.


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oc1, TrD PRESS Dispatches
.m.pt or John u. Dra"~
g. YORK. April 3.-John. IL Dane
Nd an assignment. giving prefer
Oh, e,,ouutiue to about $50 no. I'd
enee1 cbamherlain, bis Ia partner and
ssiu ssys the total liabilities Will
assen.sed $4,000, and that the as
nos :. INC love.t estimates, are nearly
se's; that. The failure is due. II !.
dol", =. extensive railroad and real s.
tate operations
Knights Of Pyihias.
49, Op1y,ys. April 23-The 18th
NV If the Supreme Lodge Of the
s:rh,s Of Pythias of thu World elected
hnI x'itouinC officers Grand Chancei
tLe I'm Van ValkeHburR, of For. Mad
lof. II T.. Supreme Vice Chancellor
F'n, M Dourl,ss, of ONO. Supre me
IT, Of Rscnrds and Ssal, Judge Il.
n Cagan. Of Missouri Supreme Mas
=. ANS. G. Il. Shaw, Of Wiscohsin
p pl1 a. sn,yeme Chancellor, John X. Lin
n Jobnstown. Pa. The reception
YOU or. snpreme Lodge Of the World by
o. Grand Lodge OF Louisiana took
VIZ Is.s The address of welcome Was
ssliysred By Gov. McEnery.
Leper at Large.
Ros1os. April "a lsper named
Charles Wilson has escaped from the
Tsvksbury AImahou e, and the State Is
hs;no oyefhauled by tue authorities.
The stock List.
s,w YORK. April Al :. ihree's.
,0liI: o., ll27. ~. I23i4 P'clfic
az is: American Express ~. Chi
70 darlington and Quincy 2l1. Cen
.aei Pacific S.. Northern PaciiIc Di5
Sar,bsrn Pacific preferred 4Cas, North
.a,srn l3T.. New York Centrtl 1871
pfc Mail a.. Panama -. Texas Pc
Is Union Pacific 67as, WeIls-Fargo
- Western Union Gj%l, l. ;cktwanna,
issI Denver and RIO GrAnde IA,
u,chlyen Central 81, Oregon Trans
.1.n,insntal ~, Oregon Hallway and
Nev,oltipn ~, Oregon Improvement
~ Rock lsl4nd - :. Erie lNt., Lake
shore 81. St. Paul 81, United States
rynre.s 90. Hannibal and st. Joe y
Capad, Pacific 4GsZ, Canada Southern
isil Kansas and Texas los, Louisville
and Nashville 4G@!. Petroleum fra at
SK.
The Money Market.
Nyv York. April 24-Monev easy ut
ad2I. closed offered ! a; priDe mer-
csntir paper. 4d5l.; sterling exchange,
bankers bills, steadier at 4.S7@. ster-
ling exchanoe demand, 4.S94
On Wall street.
Nrw YORK, April Achievement
a. al lI ,un.E In,
Attacks. Notwithstanding the weakness
throughout tho forenoon, a tirmer tone
in the afternoon diminished the general
aecIne and though q out OF the -
s,esks traded in during the day closed
lower than last night, the declines were
small in all cases except Erie preferred
which showed net decline OF > per
cent tor tho day, Oregon Navigation |
DER cent and Oregon improvement 4
On the other hand, Union Pacific and n
few others show gains of IA = per
cant. Union Pacific sold, seller 30. Mt a
difference Of i4(a2 per cent below the
price in the regular way.
Extensive Fire In Cincinnati.
CNcIsNArI, April 2i.-rhe Americtn
Oak Leather ianuerv, occupying the
SQUARE bounded by kenner street, st.
Mclean avenue, Dalton and Florence
streets, WAS burned early this morning.
excepting the japnnnlng department. |
which was saved by the most deperate |
work on the part of the fire depart |
ment. There were 5000 hides IN the |
factory. The liss will reach SiCU,010 |
Portions of the tannery were burned |
year ago. Five hundred people have |
ha.,, tbrnnp nf Y,inyuanf ~ |
far efforts to obtain full list of insur- |
ance have been frultless. The mem
bers of the firm refuse to give details |
II was ascertaned from other sJurces |
that the insurance was mainly Ilaced |
on local companies, and IN companies |
represented here. The fire originated |
in the driving room above the boiler,
and was discovered by the Waterman
sbou, two this morning. TIA spread of
the flames WAS rapid, and the spectacle
was one of remarkable hrilllancy as
the great building seemed IL be all
fame at once. There were many mar
row escapes from falling walls. but no
injuries are reported. The est b!.sh-
ment was the largest of the kind III the
verdi The capital stock is one million
dollars. j. y. Morev IL President, s.
NJ. Lamont Vice President aud August
Fogel Secretary and Treasurer. There
IL no question of She ability of the CON
pany to repair Its losses and proceed |
with business.
short Ia tits accounts.
BAroNNE. n. j., April 3.-Citv Treas |
urer Francis Smith is sGurt in hia &C
counts S4l 600.
The Cold Fraud.
DENVER, April 23.-Large crowds are |
hourly leaving the Golden valley dis
trlct Many prononnoe 1t Il stupeudous |
fraud aud far the most sauguine have |
become shaken. The ground Is covered |
with snow, and tome DAYS must elnpse |
before thorough exclamation can be |
had and all the facts KIN ,wn.
The Louisiana Erection.
NEW ORLEANS, April x. Official re-
turns probably elect the Democratic
State ticket by 20 900. rho off 'l,i re-
turns of the city are not Vel completed. |
out they will pive the regular Demo-
e'stic ticket probably 6D0J MAJ ,rlty.
Killed MS Father
MONROE, Ga, April 23.-Jesse Gum
Killed his father. Wallis Gum Tie
Mtatr, y widower. aud the soIf cuurtad |
tae same lady. The spl WAS married |
I'VE weeks, and the father sent him
verd to be on his guard. AS he WAS com |
ing TO kill him. This morning the |
Latner entered the sons house. who |
nfed on his father rs the latter WAS tax |
ing Aim.
0mrer> OF the Denver & Rio Grande
INV loRk, April AT the meeting |
VI The directors of the Denver Il Rio |
urande Railway Frederick Low, joy WAS !
nn-siected President, Adolph Engler aud |
~, II. MotiAtt Vice Presidents and Wm. |
"hener Secretary. Interest on the fir, |
mortgage bonds will, II is eiii ,ially Stat
ed be paid on Nav LIST
Burning OF "a fail River Niii
FALL kiyKR, April 4-Ionisht Saga |
mofe MIL No |. IN the north part IF the |
wy caught fire III the basement, used !
Soreroom for cotton. and contain |
ms several hundred bales. This cotton |
s on IRE IN three places when first |
,ouiiu, leaving little doubt that the fire |
ss as the work Of an lncendiary. The
s aAalss Went up the elevator shaft to the |
Suites above. and the mill WAS soon a
y III