Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-16

Cemmanser or sh. order or she Rose.
WAsHIsGroS, Sept. l5.-Senor Doam.
oroi Solsntes, Braz liam Minister. has
Just oeen made y Commander of the I'm.
perial Order OF the Rose for distio
Ruisned services rendered the Empire
as its diplomatic representative 4. Wash.
ington.
Horrible Beilrr Expiesfsu.
COLUMBUS, Ga, Sept. I5.-The boiler
OF cotton cosnpress at Eufaula. Ala.
exploded this eveIi ing. fhs building
and 80 bales of cott IN ware consumed
ana - or 30 persons killed.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. Sept. Il. The
boiler OF the Central Railroad com
press at Eufaula, Ala. exploded TODAY.
killing four rnen and woundlna several
About 40 bales of cotton were burnsd
Inc eJm Dress vas r-cently erected At a
cost of $4,000. The tot II los il &lOO.-
600.
johns the Republican Party, f. Repu.
dated by His Family and Csm matt
suicide
STATEsvILLE, Tenn, Sept l5.-Gen.
Latham, editor of the 5tatesviile imeyt-
can. committed s7icids this morning.
Lttnam joined the Republican party
three years agp, and WAS then repaid
ated by his family.
aesi.x SECRETARY OF the Tr~a.ur,.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l.. ASS slant
Secretary Coon his bsen designated by
the President a. A,tIng Secretary of
the Treasury fpr ten days from today
The designation of Com instead OF
Assist ant Secretary French Is coasid
cred somewhat significant.
Money Market.
SEw YORK, Sept. l5.-Money easy at
Log per cent; closed offered, /; prime
mercantile paper 5Hd6ix per ceat
sterling exchange bills steady at $4S3,
demand y4.s5.
The stsek Lsss.
NEw YoEx. Sept. l5.-U. \. rhree's.
l00lS !; 41S's, ii21; Is, l2O11 |:
American Express ~. Canada pa
OHIO -, Canada Southern 3244. Can
trail Pscific 39}s Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy AZ, Denver Il Rio Grande
ll3E, Erie l4as, Hannibal and ST. Joe
3S1S, Kansas and Texas l79<, l. Ike
Shore 1874, Louisville and Nashville
III. Michigan Central 65, Northern
Pacific 20X. Northern Pacltic preferred
~, North western %, New York Central
% tex. div Oregon Railway and Nav
igatiDn 10, Oregon IrAnscontinental
Jpn, Oregon Improvement l6. Pacific
Mail ~, Panama ~ Rock Island
lllll, 1T. Paul 6l1 Texas Pacific lis
Union Pacific 47X, United States tx
press so. Wells Fargo l0S. Western
Union 6f5E, Ltckawanna il311. Petro-
leum steady. United 7J1s.
Report Drated.
CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-'fhe report pub
lisaed IN tho Tribune this morning to
the effect that plauro pneumonia had
attacked herd on the farm Of John Il.
FArwell, near Lake Forest, IL declared
to be untrue by Mr.. Farweii. He de-
clares that an attempt is apparently
being made TO create a scare about
pieuro pneumonia. with view Of secur-
ing u large Congressional appropriation
for Investigation purposes.
On wall street..
New YORK, Sept. h. Government ~
steady; railways lower. This was field
day for the bears. At the Stock Ex
change, from the opening until the close
of business. the market Was depressed.
and under sales for both accounts prices
dropped 5 per cent. with golfers and
grangers rs the weakest shares. Twas
stated that three prominent banks were
in trouble, and thAt y 0))0 in Gle ar
ing House certificates had baen issued
To one of the institutions in question.
Upon stigation these reports we're
pronounced false. Coal shares we're af
fected by the statement that the com
tus ID.
reported that the St. Paul dividend
would be reduced to 3 per cent. These
unfavorable reports h I'd the effs of
bringing ont considerable long stock.
which materially aided the dep. s-sion.
Northern Pacific preferred and Louis
vile and Nashville we're comparatively
steady. Compared with yesterday. clos
ing prices are a to ~ lower.
The Merosiai Eiopement
New YoRK, Sept. I5.-Mr. Morosini
was seen at his house. He said that Ills
daughter called this morning To see her
| siok mother, but remained onlv ten
minutes. She declared that ten minutes
were allotted for her calls by her hus-
band. Yesterday. on her own respon
sibliitv, she said she stayed 1--we minutes
longer. Morosini said his eldest d 4ugbter
did not wish 20 see her .thsr, her ether
sisters or her brothers, and indeed re-
M .rked that she did II It eare II they all
died. He had therefore avoided meet
ing her. He had hoped she would re-
Turn repentant. bat she cared for moth
ing in the world since she married. She
Ia completely estranQed from the duti-
full. affsctianate. religions girl sac was
before she went away. TIE change IN
her is 80 great that he has recovered
from his grief and IN now willing t. for
get her. She could 20 her oyn way and
20 her own course. She was irredsern
ABLY lost to all sense of propriety, and
with her family there was no possibility
of a reconciliation.
Tratrieide.
McPHERsos, Kan. Sept. 10. james
Grippe. a farmer of this county, killed
| his brother to-day. Ihe brother WAS a
resident of Buffalo, and Was the accred-
| tied correspondent of the Buffalo C0ur-
ier. He bias been Visiting his brother
| here for some months. While stopplnG
with him he seducet his niece, a girl oi
| l2 yeara. The facts becoming known q
| the father caused him 10 take the hfs
OF his brother.
charity Ceaeests.
| Nrw YoRK, Sept. 1.-Two great con-
certs are organizing for the benefit OF
the families OF victims of cholera II
France and Italy.
halter as laien square
NEw YoRK. Sept. lb.-Between l5,Ns
and 5000 people assembled at uniot
Square tonight TO hear General b. r
Butler speak. /, required the services
Of half 4 doxsn policemen 20 make
pass AGE TOR tue General h reach tbs
stand. He was loudly cheered. Tue
crowd was composed largely of labor
ing men. DIR. Ferdinand Seegsr csiiet
the meeting to order aud Introduces
Louis r. Pcs, IA chairman OF the even
ING. Post, in q brief speech, intro
duced the great American Governor
General Il. F. Butler. The cheers tha
greeted the General N he came 10 th
front continued for several minutes
When quiet Was reRained, Butler said
In part:
| Friends aad F'etiatr Caissss-- Thanking
yoa for your kind greetings. l assam
that voar deep interest IN tue AFFAIR
of the country and the political fness