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New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
THE COJRTS.
A SrIT AGAINST 4 TELEGRAPH LINE

A su:t in Equity was yesterday begun in the
United stats, Circuit Court by several Of the fofner
owners OF the American RAPID Telegraph Company
against the present officers, pre-, continuance OF
the latter in their positions. The comp air1uts
James W. ese. the former president of the Ameri-
Rapid. Edward G Wilson. WaIrci Merrill and
George = Buic all OF Boston. and tbe defendants
Anthony Dinock The pa sdent jeremy G.. Case. tuo
secretary and treasurer and Garrett Mott = d. 1us-
ton und william j. snyder, directors of the com
pany. The American RAPID aud BANKERS aud Merchants
Telegraph companies cutcfel tutO agreement uu
August 2S l--3 by which the former eed to issue
100000 first MORTGAGE gold bouds por cent which
were be delivered 90 the bankers and Hcrchant.
Company In return for extension and completion OF
ne- Chicago st. Louis aud other places. The agree
aitcrward modified ,p Tint the ionn- were 10
Ice exchanged for equal par value Of tie stock of tho
American Rapid TIL, was accomplished through George
:. Buiicn-, wuo acted trustee fy-Onc per ~
the stock thus delivered to dr Dinoc, and hs ..r-
Ciac.. who were then the officers of tue Bankers Id
Merchants THIS etOck sold 0r transferred
until LOCO milc- o line built iut was used b, tine
Dmpck party 10 elect thcnHelVrH tue ou!crr, of tne
American Rapid
rhc complaint alleges that the defendants have u.c1
he interest thus acquired for the hcicnf n he ,uh.rs
ana Merchants Company III which they ha. e. larle in
diViduhl iHicltsln. ANA nnHt the American Inpid u
which they nave no udi'iiuH Interest Amnng tie
specific of complaint are: -utsufine ma
ana blanks of the Bankers aud Merchant i0r those of
the American RAPID me failure 10 require tuc BANKERS
aud Merchants Company 10 turn over accirimg to
agreement, 10 tie American Gaphd the Hines ALREADY
winch nrt Oi the consideration Tor The nDni ani
en claiming The wires belonging To tue Banhers nni
Merchants: the in.tgang of riit- ngaln~t the Rapid
Company and the insolvency ~ the btnhe er, aud Mcr-
ohants Company For tiesr Reasons The compliiniuis
sk that INJUNCTION tissue restraining the defendants
IRON acting officers and placing thc comiany In Tie
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
A DISGUSTED BROOKLYN DEMOCRAT.

One Of The rcsldcnts Of the First " ard IN
Trookyn, who Is opposed to Tho election of Mr Blaine,
g. rapidly getting dsgustcd with the company III which
Ii nnds himself Ia supporting Cleveland. lie attended
meeting IN support of the Democratic nominee
This weck and thus narrated his experiences:
was against Blaine early la the campaign. ( don't
tnov ugHii~t him now. bat | never sckcr
sn my life than wac Inst heht OHera Cleveland meeting
I'm nay own ward lt had been advertised gathering OF
itiyeus favor O the election of Cleveland and Hon
dI1cRs without regard Ia party found nod up with
hceleIs of the worst sort They welcomed
my sd wont as II had been angel from bohVcn was
rushed upon the platform, AZ me hiSt opportunity
stomach experienced unsettled sensation saa, NO,
gsntlenen, may vote FOR CisVeiiaa yet
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
1nE tONn lSLlND ,ONnrcIOR4

SEQ CofilItiNi tuN>sl u. .uUl -li rluf q
u-rHArnis lNrIDiip.
snrr,n, n,.nIrnl nattln o' the i.one lsnnl lta,nil.
said yesterday ton Inirigr irroi'ri that d. dl nut
tnir tu say nntil ri irrsrn aluu ihr rra-un- Gr
Uhih lp srttn rnlrrDts uu ihni irai vtir t4
nissri rn iht4iu q, srbl hvttrr il1i ihr ~.
t,i ~ thp irait' in tlst.iint lnipi uas h ihs
nalr tH,itri. tttrn rs 90 thp statement thai ur
Artiuf ! = sidwps NHs iWrH,H'il A. smHrs o.
90 tiis hur.
" 10 said ii ptntt thD hiii -,irsuts aip p,Adp riN
enihng iht ali' -rA eNHune u tht tN,niHai "a Niii
he shawn that iitf have tt.u auuNitfs 90 ih' cAttt
0i mann thuuoand dmlais lho pfAGtinr nt taking Hr
tdies and nui accounting iai ,hrH rtitui un nut
OniY the regular trains bal nn ih1 milh Trans mat
ran IA aud oUi ot ling Island CIV ihc discharge oi
several more of the go lules II cApo,iod together
with tieir arrest aut prosecution on criminal Charge.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

| Earnoi indianapolis Rrookyn B. First base bv
o'!s BTooSTa 5i.r On nm I'm aro.e BJooP
ya p }hrec base GsISsn M'r A14 Tos Ger &
IN mrs 'l, -, & &nI" In ~. VIZ NJ ur,tbs
| Tine OF gime-l hour ard % vlinutes
large crowd went Prospect P1; Brooklyn To- Wit
Athlcti" club unc defeated thc New York University
club afcra hard fought battle 10y the score 81 to T.
Tic ilamilt0u heat the Ncltou club by thc score of to
D. clo- game was played between tho -iar aud iI,l'
clubs the former winning by hr core ~ II To = The
rroducc Exchange c'ub defeated thc 1.-Two oaks 70 q
DETRou oct. IA poorly contested game played
| here to-day between the Now-lok and Detroit League
clubs The Fielding PLAY Hn~ Nrclch,d The players MAX
Ing morc errors thIu au' itue r-c IN" NcN York club.
which began tho season brilliantly. ended ~ Ike
whipped 'ur- The score l} innine. wn- a- follows
E.1,1"''' 6,,1rli '........ ....... q
Hl.c hits Ncv-lor, .: Detroit. Eiiur-- NcV-
York. 10; Detroit l6. urhcr--porgnn and G'noin
Jmritc-llr Ferguson.
Clpri,>p. oct The Icoruc cniui uiiou-hip season
closed here today The champions olnaycd iboir oppo
mont. a' ever, point aud Won aii c' victory. iad.
bourne pitched With nf tut four hi h'u. ..oicd oft
hi. dN'f'tty The iuniue- ar. nn1DVd;
rrs,ia."gi" Il.,l.ag 1885, :
nHr hn, rro,doocc u. '.c.r'.ud g. ioor
Providence. 10; trl0IHud,p q.
rmc,Go. Ort o.. On. uI.eo m' philadelphia
c'u.. rp,rltoup, on' tnc h,uc ,'uD won arro.t ns
u... rrr.al. r.ru.,,'t rt.niur ,i. hn'nd 1l o,rt
m, llr.n'..n h'N ur'pf pHloun hH dr'.Y 1ho
lUnH.lhl .......... oeoo oon
l... n.'. rnlD '.'lNn g. 'p'H.'l- t"or' rn.1
nIiluurr. ur, o. NrU.. ..l. r.IUrr rim. .ls
pHiul hDf. Nlnt n.tUrlr ih. '.nuNn. und Baltimore
nn,a. l4rWDunuu, =. .l,d 70. nn. int. onl v,r ihe
etinr ht ihr 'ullD. Hr ..urt
+, .W"'"t ,,l"'',' - i 25968 ?
ha. nIs rairr.n. nt'm"r" rrNu o'um
rnu tr,tmtutlu umemnr urtn.nlhr Ani.lir
qol 7' irnis rafn .nll r'.lii in. 900" n'.uf'i"e We
.ttt.. B.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

me New.fork and Harlem Railroad. and
Harle m River Branch Railroad gu" BY u
Inc Albany day boats, Albany and &. vn,
win discontinue their trips after Tuesday. '"'ad
Ir. Edward Hitchcock. of Ambsrs, r;sn.
address the students Of Union Tbsolo~Jnnsee vii
nary Tomorrow at 4 D. m. ssni.
GETTING RID OF THE "wHY op o,xo
James Brown, accused of being irnni;"s..
the robbery of Henry Stanley on Octohe, a'sn
y Pell-sr.. was arraigned before Just,ce nh..aM No.
terday at the Tombs, and was identified IN ~
lev. He was committed in default OF 4, vl nssAs
STANLEY was cent 70 the House Of DetentioD oal
MARRIAGE OF sfHrttsr
Antonio Iokouski and Catherine n,u
,n,ia,Isrant, were married w Father sisit',y
castie Garden yesterday. They knew each ~
n Poland and have been IN this country sa,', ohs
Ilolkonski claims to have had the Jnbion,aa inc
land. vas I'd 20.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
CLOSE BASEBALL PLAY.
TIE MrrRopoLTANs TrH TuE CINcINNATIs

THE METPOPOLITANs TrE THE CfNCINNATis-A
GOOD rP-HfrL GAME -OTHER CONTESTS.
A fine exhibition of baseball playing was wit
nesscd Ivy about 800 spectators at the POlo Grounds
YESTERDAY The Cincinnati and Metropolitan Mines were
thc contestants. md exciting game bas seldom
been witnessed in this city The batting was poor at
timca hut the nclne work brilliant Tho excitement
id not wanc from the time me first man went to the
bat until the third out had beon madc IN the final
innlng Nelson. the local clubs veteran short7top'
Carried on the fielding hunurs, ard his
neldng plnv WA sinuiy perfect. or Tstcibrook.
Brady. taircnter Ncphcc md reilly led In the hating
The Cincinnati club tuuk The lead Ia The lrat inning a
soon had ilir n lrad the nt The end ~ me nfh
inning standing ~ ~ IN farnrof The Waiting piatis
The nral players rnir fine ally ~ the lal ny thr l's
wu nnings aud tied fhn amid tho VIII shouts ui
The lnrtrre Utr nihr Que ~ the lngt9i hii9 ever
nn the ett'tnls tho dive vifddhs hin clean
hume tnn itnrh nlsb niua three hhan nv. '" lhr
irdt snipii7r ui pvtithudy. himarlf inclniti lhe
siuia Wha ~ hlinwHi
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

N1ns tnrneH-t infnnHIt, NeIr1nDII'h y tII'T U"''
o srrors Cincinnati Metropo fan !. lirs base on
bal -Cincinna, Metropolitan, Strlsk out nom
mti. =; Mttrup Iian ir.i on hasos incnnst ~ Metro
pnlila1 TOTAL base hts-tuCnnat II; Metto non 10
fhrecb hits-iynch aud Ret v Hone ora Double
pays-C apcnter Me ihce Heilly WI pitch 's~ha H.
Lynch Pas ssed hsils-POwrFs. H0nsrt, l. Umpire
Mr.. buchanan. Time OF saDe-l hour ana 30 ninute-.
About 900 spcc a witnessed the game at wash
inginn Park Brooklyn. between the indianapolis ana
Brooklyn clubs Tie hnmc players outhaied their op-
puntut> and won rather easily. Darkness stopped The
game the ending of the eighth Inning Walker. ono
the local p'avcr~ taken Win llrmorhagc m the
-iVth inning and Corcnrpn took his plnrc. Waihcr was
playing IN good form and had made hit every time
h. went 10 the bat Collins played good game ai -,o-
ond base Terry pitched fairly, but WAS Wild In his de
livery ~ times. The was follows:
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
BllOokt,yN

Application WAS made Yesterday hy Al. a..
York nnd Ncwieisrt Telephone rntppsn, !, sr'
hssiohei eeh,aii fp open cpfian s,,snts h, XIV. XIV.
its wiies underground. a. ~ psnuiinent WAY
Ftedetirt Wiilpts aea seventeen, Win s.. 4,
oolnpahioh ~ vouug la'ninohl san ~ Tho sh., ~
he roslhaslni oI lalchofus, T., % was at,ss,s@ y
~ dpy hieii aud taken hefife i'hitsi sisi,' ~ -
missioner Aipn Nesieiday, on charge of ,alis
The malls lilo was held Ia 5000 bail '''""e
Justice Cullen, granted an order ye,te,d.x A,
,eoilhg w. w. hmth, receiver ~ thu defanet i,,"s
20 state Hank, to sell Tho buding and sse,'
held by the bank, for the benefit Of creditor" "'es
Mayor Low yesterday sent circular 10 thah..
OF departments which practically forbds ths
meni OF city employees for political purpose, N,
have the PRIV ilego Of voting as they please ."
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
THE PIRTY or OPPOSITION.
DEMOCRATS on ST. JOHN TICKETS.
LEY ItIInKAru 10 TIE IKlETNE.l

OGDENsBURG, y. V, oct. 11.-Dinicl Ma
gone chairman Td,n> state Committee in lo7G. and
leading worker Cleveland at the saratoga and Chi
cago Conventions ana al present Clcvcand- manager in
northern NcwYorh Is the t John candidate for District
Attorney in ST. Lawrence County. II ID. Northrup the
ST. John candidate for County Treasurer, was Vce-c~i-
dent of the Cleveland ting held In this ctN Oc'nbct
sth and Mark d. Wilber the New York orator Furnished
by Democratic state Committee, appealed 10 E'phb
Icans lci. help the Democracy Icy voting Tor -
John II they could not vote fpr Cleveland. Practically
the entire II. John ticket northern Nrw( ork l. made
mp OF lifelong Democrats. vino active supporters OF
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
VARIOUS CONNECTICUT TOWNS.

EA,roN.-Ihc body of George +. Boi..ad ags
hfty-rix. who - supposed to huVo committed snl.
me m. was takcu from the poad near raus Aib
Yesterday
BwnuIrI IRr.-1ho funeral pf ,A p0tmaNrt pui
rx-iiryor T. y. Goods'll viii 900 hrld th.nil"fnoor
NJ ltinitt Episcopal Church
N.rwAtt.- ho Row llwnfl Anderson. chlp.
nin nl the Jl nipndr. ohm NniDnnl Unaih ana
pnsintol % church m Couufhu4 uhio. viii prem /
m the usi congregational rhntoh thl4 muiniun
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBs
LONG ISLAND.

SHEEPsHEAD BAY.-'rhe new Methodist Fnisoo..
Church at Ocean and Voorhees, aves. viii he day'
Gated to-day. AT the morning service the Rev n
W. Couch, of New York, will preach In the ata,' -
noon addresses will be made BY the Rvs. n r.
StOckWell. l.
FoRT HAMiLToN.-The semi-centennial NJ G,
Johns Protestant Episcopal Church will he com. e
mcmOratcd by an historical discourse to-day nv ~.
Rev. X. u. SnOwden. = '
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
ANOTHER IRISH BLAINE CLUE FORMED.
la rrLrcRArm To Tnr rEInrNrl

> y
UNIONTOwN, Penn. Oct. 11.-Nearly forty
members Of the Irish American Blaine and Logan Club
met in their hall last evening and elected marching Off
GERS. Thou they donnod their uniforms and marched
down the street much TO the disgust of the Democratic
bosses. Congressman Boyd, in speech at Brownsville.
last Saturday night said that when you heard of an
Irish foppcr IL would be well to him mp and see
what fen of his pockets This insult I" Irish manhood
hns had of only making the Blaine rishmcn in
1ayctfc County determined than they are
adding To thcit rrkS daily.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
STATEN ISLAND.

STAPItrOV. Although the Rev. Dr.. J. {. Eccle-
ton of ST Joh'I's Church, Clifton. has sufficiently
recovered his voice to permit hlm t0 perform al lie
ministerial duties his phy >iclans are unwilling
that he should attempt any pnhic lecturiug the
winter. He has therefore secured the serIcesd
tie Rev. j. Il. Wasson of Now-fork, 10 dollycr hi,
new lecture "Our Great Western Empire al the
German club rooms in th, place Tomorrow even
ng rhis ccturo and course on the Crusadcs N
bo delivered by Mr. Wasson an ACw-iors neu
nlnmfh
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
COUNTY NOMINATIONS IN NEW-JERSEY,
Try TrrEGRArH To THH TRInuNHl

TNINTON, Uct. II.-The MrlCtr VOUhIy NJ
publican Convention at Princes,yillc today large
and enthusiastic. Hiram l.. Wilmington Of Hopcwill,
nominated for sheriff, and J. Wesley Cornell ot this
city for Surrogate after lively Int go0dnaturcd con
res The Democratic County Convention, in Chambers
burg. nominated Charles y. Robson ~ PIincco on, for
Sheriff and Alexander H. Hickey nf this city for Srfrn
cate The prediction is freely madc that they viii bc
kNanpld hl ~ least goo mnlOIit,.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
JERSEY CITY.

William Whitehead, who was recently arre.,.A
upon charges of bigamy preferred by John Bslsv
his brother-nlaw, was held yesterday to await M.
action of the Grand Jury.
The Citizens AssOciation which il cOmpossd a
property-owners Of both political parties has de-.
cldcd not 10 support any candidate for the As,eT.
bly, unless he first promises TO vote for new eiiy
charter.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

BiNcu ANTON. y. Y, oct 11.-Onc of the
np.j hD poitnut and largely attended meetings of the
ounpairu va4 hcld last night Tho nriuory wns com.
roirt nnod Wy representative audience coinrrHiur
tnnilo of ni ri.. of tl.i,iy William l. Ciisvuld Van
innir Dimtulr th1ie l. knnru OF t. vi- COUNTY nnd
lunk tin.,h ~ struru.n, Vrtr The Hr.'koir lhri
YtfV tulhu. iI.titllll received.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
NEWARK.

Mrs. Martha lIalstea1. the widow of Oliver &
iIalstead died at her house. No. ll20 Broad.st
yesterday. Her husband was fami,ariy known as
" Pet Halstead, and was ut one time prominent in
New-JeIsey politics. and possessed considerable m
1uence at Washington. He was murdered in ISL
by George Bolts, who was executed.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
NEW-.JERSEY.

MoNTCIATR-Thc counsel for the Committee d
One Hundred has entered complaint AGAINST tbs
proprietor of the Mansion House for selling louor
ON Sunday. Burglars broke into the COngrcsa.
tional Church last week and stole 100 wards Of
valuable carpet.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

rece by three len nghs I'm 4:O3 Echo second, epgh be-
fore Captain Curry, who was half length before Ds
turbance Jim MCGOWAN was near tho lehue, nni nl,i
Ivnch deliberately pulled him back Ia the south Held
half mile from the end.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
FRANCIS jORpAN ON TllE TARIFF.
II ,rrt4ptng. OFT If Etnntis Juiilnu 81

itipit oi einir unlu Go,rinnf ulrit nnd iDtL nd
du..,A f. lirrrhliin inH.s ur,iup hrfr 'uuiphi MI
.lmIunUi.I-..d the tliln ru1 ibl ruHslriunr ntirn
ilHi fD tli. li.HnuJ 'Nilr rnmlniru ~ slundri
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

Won leave me alone hut have not yet reached
3f derrodaton that WIN admit Of my addressing such
meeting "a this Good evening""
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
FOUR JOCKEYS THROWN.
SINGULAR ACCIDENTS AT JEROME PARK.

|
-- .
IIALr rIIE HORSES IN A Plat RACE ~ coLh'S'o'
The ,trd raoe NJ Jcrorle Park Yesterday was one ~
'"' NJ. '''.'l Ian ., that ar any other race
the su"ieeS' ''o' tt, , i,,, %,
course. II was n handlcap I" 4 ni''N WV" s'
bnt ONLY iour came in This would not have po'h sur
-, ,c l.. e., -, .,,c,lecl,sc or , hurdle tnrc. as
p'S'he " " wv" "' ~, ,,,i. ,ros q run
lalls are frequent IN such contests p"' '''i' va"
ON the fat IN the regular course. anh iokeys are ''
,t,,,r, T., 1ot rocos The accidents due 10 tho
thrown w n"' r"''' n ,ta ,,ao, ,atos around the
| many short curves when th' '"cN "a" a..
club horse hill An extremely dangerous Poih' J. J"''
bevaud the half mile post aud there have been many
l;aios and unri,a To- horses there hut never any so
| remarkable ns those Of Yesterday. Inc h''e nohh'
| who rude lithaId ~ c"iih h", ''''' ~
| Gaffienn VIII, was un the fnvnrte '"rsV' " ah WI
cpmncnlv ,teEieaF rider. m"yas ana 'n isn AMI
ina into othei ho'ss etpwI,ps aa r,n 'GS ~ ,s" sn
| hiphafi v, w Nattiwnf irrhipea Nu.'E wv, w y
svptve by iues1 hadNin eh'wha ,"''l ,"'rnl
iti,et4. fae, and i nopohoe lom lhcii aa.ldlea ~
! jp,ing Biyt,s rni to,i"Y hr'lN me- 90 lhn 'n''
ert.h 'ael l ''"s ,"p't ',,,Ia ,.',,,, bnI n,s
lr'"''i ~" W'' ~ - -, y, w.. - t.sI al min
| uf'ils"h l"Nu'"' ,p 49, tiu ,,Irbanaing
ahunt cutting dawn The elhli hnhsn hl'' 49," 'hN"shn
ihe shape oi he eou,se Yesterday disaster w'ii
prnhahi, hing about ihis greatly neod'l Improvements
m'rting q, the American jocLcS Cub and the attend
,nce wss greater than Jerome Park has seen Tor years
-, ~, nseor,,Ion aud Election d,ys Excitement
was general and intense especially alter The tails 10
n, htI"' t'I aJ,,nt"e "r thr srrcIlatiyc fever
,s the ovpvs do-fo oacr odd, that were A. unfair
49, tLo,, ,e,, L,rI nut hnnkn,akiae /. not heneyo-
icnrr and ue nroirs.ional gamblers will of course
Iy,,y rt hold oC e,rrv dIir thry can without re-
"'1y 1 :, r.; ff; ~ II III ,. anc,noi.i, g., an the dav
sa,u 20 lal',I'S' i'n Nu" i 'iy ai i ~ @ Sr,,
b., ;o, ,, a, aud ,cconJ r,ce, Iu Tousv'. fall
III Wv ~ ~ " -, - q ~, - ,,,si,l,- Clor,ncI in the
""" .", 'i"iH ~ az ,"l,t. ,i',, ;r riob
great hah"'dp III IA h'h''' "'""b'' '" " "
harye-ts -,
Murray IIll was largely icpIc-cht"i among IN,
spectators, and the clubhouse slopes asa nale"iy ana
the ladies part of the grand stand looked gaycr ana
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
POSTMASTER wyLIE HEARD FROM

TI'T MA0ITT " J III TIEANU IlUW,
WAsnNGTOS, Penn, oct l1.-Poslma-icr Wylic. who
has been nystoriou,ly missing Tor over week, has
turned up in omaha. telegram received to-day says
that he has written tNO ettets explaining Li' absence.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

THE "DRUMHERS" TO ORGANIZE EXTENSIVELY
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 1.-The Drummors' Ma
Ona Committee met 10 night Issued circular cal ling
upon drummors Ia overy In the Union ~ hold State
conventions ana appoint popular resident drummer for
eloc tog ~ eyery district.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

SIX took part u ,he handicap stco pcchsc over tho f
course Tor 5000 Dawc-'s par the eglng Charlrnngnc
mgcd lj@. Pope, and the Rose tlgcI 10 NJ
Kinney. Irving stables grlding Disturbance eeI 10
lItzpHtIic1, Dyriao- loldnig Echo Ongc, I.I4 Wm,c
~, 6fl ri'n ecilug captain carry q, 49, iu.i0n and
(J, lJ1, J.. Iynclu. Betting disturbance . To l.
Charcmagno 3 t1 /, captain Curry 10 2. Echo 20 2
To- against the others.
disturbance led mp to the l-t lrong where he sukod
a. usual. tharlrmnie, Echo and Captain Curry were
close Ia him when he entered the hOncstfetoh, md
Charcmagncs superior specd at the finish gave hlu the
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-06
olIly pOST.INTEIlIGENCER.


The Republican Convention on zoe
slst ballot, between midnight AMI /
O'Clock a. m, nominated as Candidate
for Delegate to Congress, Hon. > n.
Armstrong, Register of the eni'eo
States Land Office at Spokane fsils'
Major Armstrong Is an ahAols eens'e-
man; an ex.Uoion soldier Who LETT q
limb at Chancellorsville. He 10
repoted TO be an able lawyer. de
Vas not the first choice OF
King county, bat on the final contest re
eeived ten Of the twelve votes OF itS
delegation. A he has never publicly eI.
pressed his views on forfeiture ano
other prominent TOPICS, we are unin
formed thereon. He undoubtedly Is
INST more in favor Of giving away pooiie
lands than the party platform which he
has accepted and upon which bis can
xass will be made.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-06

Mr.. Ferry. proxy, yesterday, before
the Republican Convention, put in a
plea of abatement to the complaint
flied by the Posr lNTELLIoxSoER He
denied that he was a candidate before
the King County Convention for dele
gate TO the Territorial Convention.
Upon careful Inquiry we find that his
name was not presented pro forma to
that Convention for It's votes. His can
didacy was discussed by delegates, but.
IL being evident that he could not be
elected. he was no, put in nomination.
This paper aims to state facts. and TO
be prompt to correct errors. ~. Ferry
certainly has need of any extepustine
facts and circumstances that exist in
conHection with this proxy business.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-06
A weMaN,s ssxru SENSE.

Here IL n singular Instance of the
working of that subtle, tine sixth sense
which IL apt to affect women more than
men. and which il so mysterious in
character that ne often incline 10 denv
It's existence at all. A lady sat sewing
quietly in her sitting room, and in an
Tuner chamber the nurse had Just put
tue baby 90 sleep aud tackled her In
her bAsinette. AZ the nurse came oat
of the chamber, she said to her mis-
tress:
The little thing IL asla4p for three
hours, ma'sm, I'll warrant"
The nurse then sent down stairs. and
Tor sboas = minute the mother sewes
on. Suddenly desire seized her 60
80 and take the sleeping child from It's
crib.
what nousesse-' che said 10 her.
self. Baby IL sound asleep. Nurse
hss juss pa, her down I shall no,
60"
Instantly. however. some power, even
stronger than the lass. urged tbs mother
Ia so To her baby; and. after a mome, l.
she rose, halt vex-d with hersrlf, ana
wcnt to her chamber. The baby was
asleep IN her little bed. safely tucked in
tae via &httr eHu btnk uAbke&& NHfE
soft hand was thrown above the little
brown head. II vas halt ooen. the
exquisite finaers slightly curved, and the
p Inns a. rosy ss the depths of lovely
shell.
Ny BABY whispered the mother.
adoriae che little Sleeper as mothers do.
Nv own little baby
Sh- bent over Suddenly the third time.
impelled BY the mysterious force weich
Sas coutrulsiae her. aud for M apparent
reason ,osk the stepping baby in her
arms and went swiftly to she other roou
She bad scsseely crossed the threshold
when q startling sound caused her 20
look back. FhrsuRh . sitting clond Of
thick clay dust she SAG that the ealing
above she hshy's cradle had fallen. bu-
FyinR the hesp~ OF rosy blankets and
Wing hesviess Of all upon that spot
vhere. bat Ter Ser mystic warning, her
darling ehiid wcnld even nos lie lying
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