Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-24

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position regarding the trioartlt. ali,
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regarding Colorado and Utsh bpsIns-
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The stork List
INV YORK. Sept. 23.-U. Z Ib,sa,.
iVo73 US, ll25s; As, l9OJ6: Pacific a.
- American Express II. Canada pa
clnc US. Canada Southern 3Is[ c..
tral Pacific 3s95. Chicago, Buriiuotor
q Quincy 10, Delaware. Laskawsrna
o. o. "tstern lO1. Denver & Rio Grande
"a. Erie IA Hannibal d ~. Joe 3sJ1
m -, ana Texas TO-. Lake Shore
ipo.s is hlohl9an Central tl34. Northern
q. "1 x i'>s' Northern Pacific preferred
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igatlon od11. Oregon Transcontinentsl
a. = OREGON improvement I4g6. Pacific
aAl "J;s. Panama -. Rock Island
iiiiZ11. ~. Paul TX, Texas Pacific los
Union Pacific 1875, United States tx.
press ~ Wells Fargo lGJ. Western
onion 6-59. Louisville il Nashville az
Money Market.
Nkw YORK. Sep. 23.-Honey sasv ~
i9I4 Ter cent closed at prime
paper 51<faGL DER cant
1,eriin2 excharge, bankers' bills. firmer
~ S4s24 demand, x4s4s<. Produce
rxports for the week, $7,Oig 900.
sensational situation.
DENyER, Col. sept. % Yesterday
morning the cashier Of the First Ma,
Liohal Bank Of Las Vegas, N. M. he
'atne convinced that robbers were tn
neiinR from an adjoining building TO
We Vsult III the bank. Guards were
placed IN and around the
panh, and those inside observed the
masonry OF thr yaul, gradually sinking.
Inc Robbers beneath worked ON. iono
,th' "i their danger. At | O'Clock A
mexican volunteered to 90 DOM into
-ue cellar To Investigate. He had taken
'niy Few steps on the stairs when he
-" some one coming up. The Mexican
lreo and without word the man fell
lead. he WAS brought ont aud the
Ratchmen began tearing up the floor OF
me bank and the adjoining building
with the evident intention OF shootiuo
ne robbers on sight. he work IL slow.
me men Tearing to get i'll range If those
i"ioS, who a. times are seen rusbiuo
roh one shade y TO another. Up to tins
lime nothing more than a hide and seek
game has been done. The dead robber
vas recognized AZ one of the masons
who built the vault. The excitenent il
intense.
Jas. Pearson, the desd robber, was
we'll known and respected. He leaves
property. He died before
ilvulginR his cOnfederates. A close in
'pectIon Of the tunnel this evening by
he police failed TO find the other rob
oers. The superstition is that they
were outside. Tne officers claim t. have
possession of Glue, and hope to appre
bend the remainder of the gang. A trip
through the tunnel shows | 5ne and pa.
'i'ht work by the robbers the tunnel
being 60 feet in length, oonstruc ed on
scientific principles. and containing
provisions, water aud a full outfit of
mining tools. IL must have been three
months in construction.
single scat Race.
PrEKsKILL. N. Y. Sept. pa single
.euli boat race. this afternoon, between
James A. Ryley of Saratoga and j. IL.
TenEyck OF Peekskil, three miles with
turn, was won bv TenEyck in 20 min
i 90 81 seconds. by a length and half.
Important Land Transfer.
KANSAS Cry, Sept. 23.-An important
land transfer In New Mexico has been
made to New York parties, through the
Department of Immigration of the
santa Fee railway. The grant comprises
5000 acres, "A portion under cultivation,
In Mora county, near les Vegas Springs
aud situated ia "A beautiful mountain
park. The purpose Is 10 form an Epis-
copal colony of Eastern people, IN CON
nectIon with which an educational IN
stitdtion will be ests. blished.
order OF Gaised American Mechanics
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 23--The annual
Convention of the National Council of
the order of United American Mechan-
les, opened TO-DAY. The membership of
the order is 1887. gain since last year
of l533.
Receivers Appointed.
NEW IOhhs orpt. -Bs-iNittlsFl u Now
comb aud James q. Smith have been
appointed receivers of the B,nkers' and
Telegraph Company.
a Tragedy
lNpIASAPoLis. Sept. 23-A special to
the Journal reports the killing of Edwin
Henry by Captain johnson, at Payues-
vile, Tennessee, today. THIS Is the
second act in tragedy which began
last fAil in this CITY, where Johnson and
his family then resided. O. Novembe
30. 1888, Mrs. johnson COMM ted sui.
eide. After her death rnmors we're cir
oulated 10 the effect that tie cruelty of
her husband WAS the inspiring use of
her taking her life. and johnson. to OK
caipate himself. gave to tho public a
of letters written by Mrs John
son 90 her husband. In one she admit
ted that improper relations had existad
betw' ON herself and Henry. These let
ters were written IN style at once
graphic and powerful, and their publ
cation attracted wide attention. John
sou IL we'll known lawyer aud political
speaker. but for some time y ,st has held
4 position in the Pension Departm, Mt.
the duties of which required his pres
snoe in tennessee. He threatened after
the death of his wife that he would XII
Henry.
AN ACCOUNT OF THE SHOOTING.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Sept. "a special
20 the Tribsss frou. Greenville. ~ miles
.ast of Knoxville. saws: Major Edwin
Henry WAS shot ard Instantly killed
sboat II o'clock this morning by Capt.
Z. =. johnson, at Havasville. Green
county. johnson left Greenville last
night, armed with a double bsrreled
in buggy in company with a
negro. Thew rode twelve miles into the
,ouutry and spent the remainder of the
night in a stable. Learning that Henry
xas in a store near by. Johnson rushed
but, took Henry by surprise and shot
him twice. The first shot took effect
IN the body, and tse second shet
n the temple, killing Henry instantly.
Officers who had started in pursuit of
Johnson met him returning. He had
already surrendered To local officer.
Captain johnson has been In pursuit of
Major Henry for several weeks, but the
latter has been hiding in the noun.
Iains. John svore to kill Henry on
sight. bat Henry eiuded him till today.
Captain johnson held the office o:
United States Claims Commissioners,
and he and his wife boarded at the
same hotel in Greenville where Henry
also boarded. Henry was about 80