Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-23

Inc market left OF quiet and Arm. mot
witnstanding the announcement az the
failure OF Z. III. shaw. Compared WITH
last NIGHTS closing. prices are u n liz
lower Tor Canadian Pacific and North
eIn raciho preferred: for N1r.hern
cific Mail go. as : q
Wild Cowboy.
VERNON, lex, May PA soxbox
raloe ranch near here Yesterday. and
without warning shot three lines int
osd occupied by his comrades. killing
one instantly and another diving in a
rev hours thereafter. rne murderer
was arrested and l.iled. He clai IS
tnAt the shooting Was accidental. The
Cofoner Is now invsstig atiug. Lynch-
ing Is probable.
The Brewers Association Eaters Poi
lilies
hooHZsrEg, n. T.. May % The Ma
uon@l Brewers Association adopted the
following:
"HEkEAs, temperance politiclan,i
stiGate and make use of sucn mIsrepre-
sentatious, and aided by sentin~nr4l.
AL
cl-n, on the one hand. and iaud ,ble
and honest. but mi sdIrectei zeal on the
other, bring about the enactment of
prohloitory or unduly Yestrlc Ell laws.
and TINS drag our business into politics.
u is hereby
Res0teed, That In sef defence the
United States Brewers Association Is
forced by Ito opponents to abandon the
fIf 4.
maintained AS Une Of It's principles, aud
to declare that ~ an orgIniz atIon
We shall III future e1ert
our influence in support of
tnat POLITICAL party which adopts and
carries out AN unprejdd .csd, retioual,
d'scrimin lting aud Tolerant polisy IA
tue leg 81 treatment of oar business, and
IA dealing with the problem Of intern
pertnce Ia tAe true seus- Of this an
proved work.
The Election fn DanyiIie
DASvILLE, May % - lie g.-c oa
pissed OH w!tn1n. d.stnr ssLer. lu-
Democratic of1 1. pr, a.l~ 2,
Jc',~ t5scE IacuU bent. I.r
, t8vs 't-s. Ab.al Ta u-zca. s
-GaG.8ge fsesrE AID as-ut
h md a9 ,so a..-i' sI, 'n.l r.
ts ssi4 plsst-aut.y talt D., LtI
80 "a oArps, bag fUH OF loitrrs
at sci ling .f,Bpa. aud Es 4aa 1p.fe
ssu for htusegf, aud MAS stets- & ..lu
sac order. Msyos Jaisugl N RAs h.tl8gd
n Ell ~. There VAS tpronugat pro-
Cess On tonight.
Eosi.sii,e Gsoes.
LOUISVILLE. XIV, Ny -. N seuo.ia
. stages, at ages, = ui..s h-.t- Patrick
DsunIs was. pIacrss second. Charley
i.9cts thif1 t4as }.IT1%. - tae s-c-
ana beat FJrss esas Pt~l-k D6unls
ssc nd, CuATl.E Lg1ss tHifd. Prln-
cess dizis1ost time. l;illa. In the
thJrd heat Force won time. l:l9sl.
Clark sssAss. 3 ysar Odds. | a miles,
LsiIou k DE a sad of a length all the
way into toe stretch. buchanan and
Ancrlaa acre close together from this
pyri 10 the flush, and there WAS a
close Face. Buchanan Won, Lotion SEQ
ond, AudrIan tuird. IIuIe, 2:i2.
Third race, Walter purss-fennyson
won, Harpoon second, Langtry third.
lime, l:46A.
City haudlcap, IL miles-Lsmertane
Won, 1angler seooDd. Lizzie thIrd.
Time, 2:37.
American Baptist Publication so.
ciety.
DETROIT, May 22.-rhe American
Baptist Publication Society, having
headqua ters at philadelphia, continued
i;s nesting today. The church WAS
thronged, fu ly $500 delegates from all
parts Of the country being present. OH
GERS were elected for the coming Year
At the morning session an address was
delivered by Rev. o. z. Clifford, of Bos-
ton. on the attitude which BaptIsts
should occupy To the Ameriean Bible
Society; this was To lot that society
alone. q. Dixon, of Baltimore. doliv-
cred an eloquent address on the Bap-
lists of the Sorta aud South. A spirited
Jebate sprung up on the question of
funding tie money aud using tue inter
est, Father than using the principal at
once. Boards were gwen power 10 use
their di4,rstlon.
This afternoon the large edifice of the
First Baptist Church WAS ctanmed 10
the door. Jas. Waters fennsson de
scribed the Held and the call for the
work Nv. W. ;. Chase, of Minusap-
oils, urged that the society be vigorously
.ustaiued. Receipts for the past year
ia three departments surpass those of
pew MS wears. The grand total n
$5S2, 9576. IN increase of Sol, 1882.
thirty seven new publications have
been issued during the year, of which
there are 6l2.5o0 copies, an excess over
TIE past year of 81 iS4 copies.
ueasy Rains On texas.
GALVESTON, Nay 20. -Speci ,ls to the
Nsics from all points IN the state indl-
safe that the yecent rains are the
heaviest ever kuasn IN Texas. la pro.
pertiuuate areas IL has never been sur
passes within the history of the State.
IL II thought that $50 miles of the Hous-
ton d Texas Central track IL under
water to an average depth OF nearly two
feet.
For His son.
New YORK, May q. Amos II. Elos
has uurt2a1eA the L fth Avenue Hotel
pr petty Ia the Mutual Life Insurance
Company for $l,2Jo,0Je.
Ward In Jail.
NEW YORK. May ~. Ferdinand
Ward after spending the day eudeav-
oring to fluid $4,000 bail. was taken tn
Ludl w Street Jail tonight and lodged
IA cell No. 3. He refused to see any
person
General U. :. Grant stated tonight
that the rumor that his son, Z. ;.
Grant. Jr.. had fled to escape arres, was
wholly without foundation. His son
had goas In the evening to Morrison.
n. j., where he lives. and would be at
his office tomorrow morning. Both OF
his sons, the General said. were in
town and intended tn. remain here.
| Ihey had no money to take n trip to
Canada, even II they wanted to g.
there. He was very indignant that the
report had been circulated or that Gre
dencc ahsuld have been given to IL.
Nebraska Democrats
LINCOLN. May 22.-rhe Democratic
Stale Convention met at > o'clock. One
hour wss 81 eut over the temporary or
pnpiz4tion. which was finally effected
bs cleo isg b. A. Human, of Lincoln
county, chairman.