Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-24

speaking continued until lI.30, At whicn
hour the great crowd began TO disperse.
Then OF Austrian Rs.as.
NEW YORK, Aug. 3-The foliovino
was resolved by the Gsrman Census in
tbs city this morning.:
FaASKroRT- ON TIE NAN, Aug. %.
great theft of valuable Austrian
government bonds has taken place. A
list OF the securities 10 on the vay Is
yon; Have it posted on Change.
(Si0ned.) Ruxpr
Preside.t of the Board of Police.
The Consulate officials have no fur
sher Information on the matter nor have
the bankers who make a speciality of
securities any information
~ to the manner and amount of the
robbery. Those visited 80 far saw that
me securities will probably DO difficult
OK negotiation.
Rank Statement.
Loans decrease. .............$ $4,000
5pccie ..........-... l,046,000
Deposns .''......... @OO0
Banks now hold ss,65s, $50 in excess
OF legal requirements.
nenry's Bedy.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 23.-The official afi.
davit from Dora Back requesting Coro-
ner Robinson OF Long Island CITY to
exhume the body of her brother, Private
Henry, OF the Greedy expedition, and 10
hold an autopsy aud investigate the
manner in which his death occurred,
has been received.
Murdered BY q Jealous Husband.
MosTPEIIKR, Au2. 3d. This morning
Clark w. Sanders. residing in Eat
Montpelier, came 10 towH, went to the
gun shsp of Blanchard Brothers, pur-
chased revolver. put three cartridges
into 1t, and proceeded to the store of
O4niel Carr. The latter was at the desk
and Sanders fred three times at him,
one bullet taking effect in his neck and
the two Others in his body. Carr died
In a few moments. Sanders put the re-
volver in his pocket and walked out of
the store and ~ the street until the
workmen in an adjoining marble shop
captured him. The murderer said, II
shot him and hope he Is dead, as | in
tended to kill him. Get your officers
and do what you please with me." San
ders said he understood the penalty and
expected to be hanged. The cause of
the shooting was jealousy by Sanders of
his wife. The murdered man Ia GO years
old, and he left a family. Sanders had
one son, two months old, which be took
away from his wife yesterday and placed
with his brother.
on the Track.
WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. 23.-A train
IN the south Bridge branch Of the New
York h New England road ran of the
track near Qninnebaue this morning.
A tssenger car and the smoker went
down bank % feet high. but only fell
over on their sides, and the fall was
gradual. About 30 passengers we're on
board, most of whom were seriously in
jured, but none fatally.
The Bodies Recovered.
SHAMsxiN. Penn, Asg. 23.-All the
bodies have been recovered from the
burning mine and efforts are now be-
ing directed to distinguishing the FIRE.
The Albion Bank.
ALBION, Aug. 23.-Tbe situation at
the bank remains the same. Nothing
oan be known until the steel chest In
the safe is opened. It 10 thought it
will be opened TO day. The bank OFF,
cials and persons In charge will say
Those who had confidence la
Warner and the bank are iosing IL and
depositors are offering their claims for
10 and 70 per cent. with no takers. The
Orleans Central Bank Ia prepared 10
pay all 10 owes. but there has been no
run and none 10 expected.
President Arthur.
NEW Yoax, Aug %. President Arthur
left this morning on the steamboat Dis
patch. He will remain day or two at
New London aud then 90 20 Newport,
here In about ten days.
On wall street..
NEW YoRk, Aug. Achievement
frm; railways lower. Stocks heavy
and lower on reports that ous In pas
senser rates by some Of the Vanderbilt
lines was imminent. Other unavoid-
able rumors we're afioat bat were un-
Prices declined at the opening
e 20 2 but before ii O'Clock there was q
recovery OF y to I with the exception
of fractional rallies The market con-
tinued weak from the time mentioned
till near the close when q steadier tone
prevailed. Denver and Rio Grande
was exceptionally strong, rising from
IA to IAN and reacting TO 1871 and cios-
ing at IAN. Compared with last night.
prices are \ lower for Union Pacific,
2x for New York Central and Western
luton, and IL to - for the remainder
Of the active stocks.
Another Msrmea uebbed.
SALT LAKE, special, Aua. GA pri
vate dispatch received here today says
that Mormon Elder J. j. Fuller of
Provi was mohbed q day or two ago
in Lawrence county, Tennessee. being
whipped With switches and warned TO
leave.
Antics Of . Cyeiese.
DALLAS Tex, AUG. ga small cy-
clone struck the end Of Lamar street
this afternoon, tearing deep hole and
rising again with great violocity. carry
inc a column of sand too fest iu diane
ter TO q height OF over 500 feet. A
valuable dog vas carried up eighty feet
and fell 60 the ground hteless. The
oyclone moved northwesteriy, whore IL
is believed some damage vas done.
The storm continued only few min
mites. IL came without warning. The
sky was clear and the weather warm.
when suddenly q funnel-shsped cloud
If inky blackness swiftly descended.
strikine the earth like q cannon ball
aud rising instantly. It 10 reported
that two men choppina wood at Trinity
bottoms, three miles from this city,
were inferred by the cyclone.
4aifyang asA Mlxhiy lnssrsetive.
t,osSrrLrows, W. Va. Aue. "a
fiehs between r. J.. Montacmery's
mountain wildcat and George =. Rob
inson's bulldog took place this after
noon. The dog vas pas In she CAGE
nth the cat Q few minutes after six
,,,rlock. Altar great deal Of noise the
doo attacked the cat but vas driven on.
rhe Ga, took q corner and fought the
doo on, Tue deg advanced % the cen
sSr az The cage. and the cat followed up.
ina round lAstsd about . sesoud. and
the dos was driven back. AZ the dog
was unable 20 Whip the cat in too min-
ntes. and the time WAS ups she referee
r. swan, decided thai ths 90 bad von.
ana the dog vas taken out. The nznt
va for $500 Q side. Montgomery chai-
.ences nny dog IN the United States 20
6cht the cas for $1,000 at Charleston, w.
Va. within sixsy days.
sneassxa Raees.
SAxaroaA. Aug. 3.-AorFisssy STAKES,
svo miles: The starters we're kmms,
n..s,si Monrne. Compounatloe. Vera.