Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-12
EASTERN NEWS.
v..,red from Rusiaess.
Isolated PREss DISPATCHES.

bsns,Ds TO three years In the State
sssnitsntisry today
r..,se Coasters Enjoy Themselves.
.rausrA, Me-, June 1.-The Cali
MA delegation left this morning for
fG posTrAsD, Me-. June 1.-THE Cali
Allegation has arrived. There |
foino an excursion to the harb1r this |
sa,roou. and reception at the city |
Ill this evening.
M wall street News.
yrx YORK, June ll.-StocFs are de-
,,s.sej on reports from Chicago that |
p;I,nads ives. of the Missouri have not
,,s.,Isd their differences and war IL Ike
y Prices drepped a t. 3s. Rock
yi.nd the weakest. Seller 90 was put
n IN western Union. Lake Shore and
w;ssauri Pacific. About thousand
les Of New York Central were closed
~ nnder the rule. Near the clos
y"n;sylIle & Nashville aud Missouri Pa
a. developed strength, and the market
lsf. of steadler.
Racing nj 80. Louis.
G. LOUIS, June 1.-THE spring meet
- N the st. Louis Jockey Club opened
~. sfternoon with brilliant weather
and GOOD track.
F;rat Race-Inaugura scramble, open
O., Aft AGES, nine furlongs, purse 1890.
Ioh. DAVIS FIRST, pilot second, Boule-
ard third. Time, 2:Ol1. On the back
,,,etcb Murphy, the rider of Bonnie
Australian, and Fishburn's rider were
9th thrown, and latter badly hurt
about the head and perhaps internally.
saeoud Raee-Coquette stakes for 2
ys,r old FLIES, $50 entrance and $500
added, FIVE furlongs. Rhodama first.
Wanda second, and Laura K. third.
Time, 1854.
s5C9 each, for year olds, three quar-
tsrs Of a mile. Lew Clarke first, Ter
rsnoe second, and POwacheek third.
No othe. starters. Time, 1:2211.
Declines 10 be Bishop.
DETROIT. June l1.-Rev. DR.. George
WorthingtOn, of this city, has tele-
craphed his defamation to the Secretary
Of the Episcopal Convention, which
elected him Bishop of Nebraska. He
also forwarded letter today officially
declining the position rendered him.
me Nfop vuttOOAs
IsDrASAPoIIs, June 1.-THE Indiana
Farmer has crop reports from all the
csopties in this State and averages of
leading crops in Ohio aud Illinois.
With few exceptions reports state very
fayorably on wheat, oats and grass, but
that it has been too cool and wet for
early corn planting. The condition of
wheat in Indiana is 50 against Go the
same time last year; illinois 81 against
81; Ohio 50 as ainst 62 last year. These
figures indcite that the Indiana crop
will be 33,400,GO bushels; Illinois 81,
10000; Ohio 32yCC0CJ0. Corn is more
promising than at the same date last
year, the area planted shows a decrease
Of four per cent. in Indiana, three per
cent. in Illinois, and four per cent. in
Ohio, bat the condition more than COM
pensstes for last years excess. Oats in
the three States shows IL per cent. bet
tor condition than last year. Hay three
per cent. better.
Red Cross Officers.
ST.. LOUIS. June 1.-THE Supreme
Commandery Of the order of the Red
Cross, which has been in session here
for two days, elected the following off
Soiu WIN HhlpuEucu new w. II. JInlLU,
Of Rockford, ILL.,, Supreme Commander; /
A. y. FinlaysOn, of Detroit, Mich,
Lieutenant Supreme Commander Gee.
Williamson, OF Windsor, Ont, Supreme
Scribs Charles Bride, of Newark, N.
J., Supreme Treasurer Rev. John IL.
Best, OF Chatham, Ont, Supreme Pre-
late DIR. Duncan Mcleod, of Detroit.
supreme Medical ExaMiner jacob
Dahlman, of Fairfield, Ia, Supreme
Sergeant; Thomas Hislop, of Detroit,
Supreme Guide; W. Nj. l.. Stewart, of
81 Louis, Supreme Sentinel; Supreme
Trustees, Judge ID. Is. Whitman, Chair
man, OF Detroit, Abram Kaiser, of New
ark. y. j., and I. A. Hull, of Chicago.
Texas Convention.
GALVESTON. June 1.-THE Texas
Democratic State Convention to elect
delegates to the National Convention
at Chicago, and To select Presidential
Electors, convened today at uoos.
General Claybourne. in calling the oon-
vention to order, touching the issues of
the day said Tariff for revenue only
Is the Democratic slogan men are SEQ
ondary issues" This sentiment was
greeted with vociferous applause, and
shoa@ OF " Tilden." After a Temporary
organizwion and appointment of the
various committees the convention took
arecess
The Same Old story.
CLEVELAND (Ohio), June 1l.-Isaao
4. Stanley, paying teller in the National
banE OF Commerce, was jailed this
evening for embezzling $lC0OC0 from
tne bank. The shortage was discovered
Yesterday afternoon, when Cashier
Ssrretson counted the reserve fund
Aep, IN special apartment of the
vault, the combination of which was
known s. only TO Garretson and Stanley.
mncn asked to explain the shrinkaee,
stanley confessed that year AGO he |
was Troubled about n debt of $500 on |
nus nonse, aud thought he could take |
snat sum from the reserve fund without
asrm 70 any one, invest in grain, realize
pfont aud pay off the mortgage on
w place aud return the money; bat
we Investment was unfortunate. and TO |
sVser we loss he took more, and 40 on |
wi ne mad taken clean $lOo,OC0. The |
directors of the bank met last NIGHT. |
ana after consultation held Stanle
prisoner at the hotel, in CUSTODY of a |
aetective. Today more consultations |
". SehAiry Was ATTtSteu.
ms mas assigned his property aud some |
eoulssive deals. The bank announces |
u ma card that it will realize part of the |
- =. rom this and will not be affected |
" the defalcatioa.
array OF the Potomac Reception.
NV. NV York, June 1.-The public re- |
ssw,on OF the society of the Array of |
- ~ Mrotemao in the Brooklyn Academy |
a.. Mus'o was great affair. Gen. New |
S Ia opened the ceremonies and intro
s ssSe Mayor Low, who delivered an |
Gss.s ess OF welcome. Horace Porter de- |
t,,Sms M GRAFTON. He paid a glowing |
sn 'Suse 70 the achievements of the army
ora, spoke earnestly of Gen. Grants
Va Va. ~ services to the country. A poem
~ - read by John Savage. Gen. Grant
Hs,teleet elected President OF the society. |
N. 'sansed the society for the honor. |
Al R. Isas annual meeting will be held
ss'es se the Pacific Csass Dele
gates.
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