Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-26

n icsu, tnat We especially ceclzre In
favor OF tariff for purposes Of revenue
and that the taxing power of the COW
eminent should he thus lirni ed. ana
We are opposed to all policies INTENDED
or calculated to foster monotol,e, At
the expense of the people" The resi-
iutlons we're unanimously adopted.
Resolutions iostructiag the delegation
70 vote As uuit, and also To yote for
Iilden were voted down.
Adjourned sins de-
Fatal Seller Explosion.
WAusAe, Via, jane ga boiler in
the Smith planning mill exploded this
morning, killing -four parsoas and
voundinR several others.
sterm-FaiIure.
PTTTsBuRo, June 25.-A storm in the
western part Of the State this morning
killed a number Of persons ana greatly
injured grain.
Thomas j. Watson, heavy oil ope-
rator, who has been a proneonced be ar.
bias failed.
Hesei Failure.
81. LOUIS, June 25.-The Lindell h.
Association has made an assignment
~. hSS SDArat ib1 GICuilOTS.
Heesier Democrats.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 25.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention Was called To
order by Joseph L. McDonali, who was
received with cheers. Daniel VI. Voor-
bees was elected permanent president.
w. r. English read a platform which
endorsed Mcdonald for president.
lsaao +. Gray, N. ID. Manson and
David Iurpie were nominated for Gov.
ernor, Gray being nominated on the
arst ballot, receiving $50 votes Tarpie,
226 Manson. ISL.
Failure Go lynek.
DETRoIT, June 25.-Andrew Long. the
wife murderer, was taken from Jail al
I0uia this morning and conveyed to
Mulr for a. preliminary examination.
There a mob made an inefficient at
tempt to lynch him. The Governor has
ordered troops to the scene.
Made an As,ignmest.
NEW YORK, June 25.-Morgan d Sons
have made an assignment to William +.
Dickson.
Dividend Passed.
The Michigan Central and Canada
Southern have agreed TO pass their divi-
dend.
Postponed.
New LONDON, June 25.-The Harvard
Columbia freshman race was postp ned.
A Threatened Jam.
IsDIAsAPoLrs, June 25.-Austin II.
Press COMMITTEES Of the Democratic
National Convention. has already re-
ceived and registered several hundred
applications for press privileges. Those
from daily papers alone equal double
the space allotted for special reporting.
Many of those who expect desk privilege
must be disappointed. and will have 10
he satisfied with seats in the auditorium.
Brown reports that at meeting of the
ub-com mittee held in Chicago last
associations be admitted as such, and
look to delegates for tickets.
warming 10 Ice Creamers.
Coal BLUFF, Pa. jane 25.-Last Sat
urday evening eleven persons ate Joe
cream in Collins saloon, and within
two hours the whole pirty were attacked
with vomiting and violent pains in the
stomach. The suffering was intense,
and several were thrown into cohvul-
sions. The party consisted of William
Coulin. wife and child, Joseph Conliu.
Mrs. Wilson, a widow, aud three chill.
drsn, Thomas Williams, and Robert
Cook, colored man. One Of Mrs.
Wilson's children died yesterday. and
tonight one Of the men died. Cook and
Mr.. and Mrs Conlin are not expected 20
live, and the children are very los. IL
ia supposed that they were poisoned by
the vanilla hsvoring. There IS great
excitement. Coal Bluff ia a little min
ing town, situated On the Monongahela
River, about 10 miles from Pittsburg.
New Bonds.
NEw YoRx, June. 25.-Six hundred
thousand dollars of first mortgage skies
Of 1921 of the Oregon a California Rail
way Company were today listed on tue
Stock Exchange.
Heavy wind.
COUNCIL BLUFFS Iowal, June o.
The exhibition building at the race
track was blown down today. Not
board of the building was left standing.
Loss, $1,000. Five men and several
race horses had taken refuge in the
from the storm. and were Sc
verely injured.
A HAD Affair.
Sioux CrrY (Iowa), June 25.--Adolph
Dills. German farmer, living on
Woolf Greek township. this Wood
bury) county, seduoed the thirteen
year old daughter of a neighbor named
Greap, the girl becoming ca eieRte.
Dills endeavored to have her married
TO his twelve year-old sou. Failing IN
this, he took the girl and left. also tax
inc his boy along. Warrants have been
sworn out, and officers will attempt to
capture the ruuaways. There IL As yet
no clue TO their whereabouts. Dills Ia
an old resident, and has q grown mp
family.
Democratic Nominations.
RALEIGH, N. c., June 25.-The Demo
cratic State Convention nominated Gen.
A. NJ. Scales for Governor and j. Stead
man for Lieutenant Governor. Delegates
To the Chicago Convention ars: First
District, 4. +. Lamb and w. @. Lamb:
Fifth. II. b. Galloway and \. Q. Buxton;
Sixth, L. w. Strange and j. +. Leersnd;
Seventh, T. Z. Sheber and NJ. II. Pinny;
Eighth. h. @. Cobb and Henry ID. Lee;
Ninth, A. NJ. Erwin and l.. A. Pellas.
Tue delegation IL divided between Bay
ard aud Cleveland. Gen. Scales tels
graphs his acceptance OF the nomina-
ton.
Preparing for the Campsign
NEw York. June 25.-The members
of the Republican National COMMITTEES
have nearly all arrived tn this city.
Most OF them will stay. 10 10 said to-
night that +. u. Jones Of Pittsburg
would preside at the meeting OF the
COMMITTEES tomorrow. and that X. b.
Elkius Of New Mexico would be secre-
tary. Permanent headquarters Tor the
committee have been engaged at No. ~
Fifth avenue.
Arraasing for . Mtg msrse saee.
New YoRK, June n.--rhs Tsgf, Field
and Farya saws on Wednesday, the 25,h.
a check to this Office. drawn bv j. j..
Case 10 she order Of Hamilton Busby
for 5000, which We are authorized TO
hold as a forfeit. The proposition for
varded from Cleveland with the check
is this: That Mr.. Case IL willing TO
match Jaw Eye-See for a race or exhi
bltion heat against any horse for SIC. loo
aside. half forfeit, TO be trotted either
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