Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-29
EASTERN NEWS.
.,socr.rED PRESS DrsrArcHEs-
-, Iaterest Payments.

- sateress Payments.
- yoxx. 'sne 2s.-interest on tne
9na Northern hrsts, amoun,ine 70 i
rtsn d ~. On the Atchison, Colorado and
elAs ,sts. s6l 900; on the Denver, :
Pselh PARK and Pacific consois, $50
Sco,n I'll he paid by the Union racine ,
g July LIST. Bonds on dne Coi-
Csn np Central and the Denver western {
orso2p .c,fc. on which interest VIII DE !
sno f,IS lat. are all owned by the com
90 The Utah Central provides Tor
gsn, .r interest Interest due July ISL, ,
~, no on tbe Oregon short Line VIII
- raid by the Union Pacihc; Iotai /
49,. charges OF the Union racine,
D. Ia. intending interest on the nrst \
WdIatsr.l trusts and on orasen nne
hcsds. amount to si."o'si'' a"d VIII VIC !
pad. -..,s..,
~v.rr June 28.-The inquirer {
Ua,ninc. in a column double &
this sd;toTial, advocates Gov. Hoad-
=, the Presidency by the Demo /;
srsts.
cu,c,.o. June 8.-The sub commit o
" he democratic National Conven- q
II charge Of press arrangements, 3
hoS.,nnced today that all newspapers l
ssss.icred places for reporters, would be
..sfad July LIST, by letter, and tickets
nDsh,a oaa would be issued on or after
~. Nv the committee from its head
.as,ters. parlor I, Palmer House. T
s...wsuouoIists want an Alliance. @
rxv YosK, June 28.-The anti-mon- a
onoly orQanization will be represented 0
y Chicago during the session OF the |
Damocratic National Convention, by
huudrsd men, 10 be yet named, who, I
according tn circular, will make sucb
sanorabIe effort as will seem to them /
- 10 secure the endorsement of the z
sss;cn and the nomination of this or Il
s.rizatjon at its National Conventions 3
3 Chicago. May 14th. by nomination Of
sbs candidate then selected by it, 70 be Il
40 candidate Of the Democracy. The p
s;,cuIar adds: "fhis (anti-monopoly)
,ots IA led and represented by General 3
BENJAMIN r. Butler, of sssachusetts, v
mo viii. under any circumstances, with ?
or without further endorsement, receive /
n full vote In November for Pfeai- Il
dent"
Money Market Report.
Nrv York, June 2S-Governments =
steady; railways TO 8 per cent. higher i
this afternoon, with better feeling all
round. Stocks opened firm and higher, Z
and the first fifteen minutes there Was =
an advance Of II TO IL. At the first J
call Union Pacific fell of, under large :,
Gales, 20 25ek; Central Pacific broke tn
81; other active shares declined only y 4
az. About IL there was complete
r.. he kn& nd al
stocks were in brisk demand for bull ao- !,
count and to cover short contracts. =
Chief among the causes which contrib
uted 10 the Improvement were the an
pouncemeut from Liverpool that $780,
900 American gold had been shipped n
from that port to New York; that O
Vanderbilt had been a large buyer o. I
some Of his stocks, notably Lake /
Shore. the official announcement that 9
the Union Pacific Company would az .
usual pay its July interest, and the fav- |
orable bank statement. The improve =
ment ranged from to per cent. The .
market closed near the highest point {
Of the day. Compared with last night, 1
closing prices show st. Paul preferred o
Ia ~ per cent. higher, Like Shore 81. {
Lackawanna q Northwestern 41, MIS-
souri preferred ~ st. Paul ~, West
ern Union 3%, Wabash preferred Al,
Illinois Central 3. Northern Pacific pre- =
ferred az, Central Pacific 2lS, Chicago, =
Burlington Il Quincy ~. Missouri Pa 4
clio and Union Pacific 215. New York
Central 81. L. d N. 2, Omaha pa and 4
the remainder Of the list to l per !
cent. :
mtg Laad Case. Z
NEW YoRK, June ga suit has been .
brought in the Supreme Court by the !
Land Company OF New Mexico (lim. :
ited) against Stephen Ii. Elkins, Il. M.
Darling, Tbos. b. Catron, Paul Butler '
and Dickson Murray, IA executor for u
7. Rush Spence, to establish Il title to I
one. ffth interest to n tract OF 1000 Q
acres Of land In New Mexico. known as y
the Mora grant. Title was taken in the o
name Of Elkins to hold for ths benefit J
Of other persons; no one t. sell his in- Q
tersst without the consent Of the 9TH 9
era. Plaintiffs obtained the interest O
they claim by assignment. Elkins, it Z
10 alleged. subsequently acquired a Q
title TO more shan two-thirds OF the a
land, and be has suits now pending In a
New Mexico by which he seeks to At b
tain possession of the reminder. A {
railroad WAS run through the land, and Q
ing TO over $4,000 were sold by Elkins, 9
who now proposes TO Ill the land at u
ssyenty-five cents an acre, which Is far B
below its actual value. In the present. !
suit plaintiff asks that Eikins be com
pelled 10 ill his trust to the other
part owners, and that he alsD be re-
CURED to give aa acoouating and DO re- 1
strained from disposing Of the property /
until the interest of the company shall {
Be- determined. Judge Lawrence G
granted a temporary injunction, re-
siraining the defendants, principally
Elkins, from interfering with or dispos-
Ing OF the property. aud on July 2lst u {
motion TO continue the injunction will q
be made. 9
VIII Meet sa,Iivas.
Nxw York, June 28.-John w. Rennis,
ehampion heavy weight sthlete, offers to !,
take the place of Charles Mitchell and !
box Sullivan at Madison Square Garden
90 Monday upsn whatever terms sulli.
van may agree to. He also challenges
pominick McCahrey, middle weight {
champion OF Amerioa, TO box four
rounds on che Fourth of July, and offers
Y give any man In the United States
scu 70 box him four rounds in August
Joan Sullivan has accepted. Rennie
stands feet li,S inches, weighs 20
pounds, aud Is the ex amateur champion /,
boxer Of Scatland. having won that po-
lion In 1879.
To uans.
CINCINNATI. June 2S.-Joseph Palmer,
sccomplice Of VIM. Berner in the muir
Ger OF WIN. ii. Kirk, has been sentepced
70 Be hanged. i
ree Many Watches
nfRNoriKLp. Ills, June q. - The
Illinois Watch Company closed its doors
Quay, and 1000 employees ara out Of
smpioyment The official notice an
20 that the suspension will last
W september LIST; but it IL given out
.um resumption will take place by the |
middle OF August. There are tive rsa-
Us TOT the suspension. over production /
aua NE Necessity of making some re- !
ehinsry.
asrse kacing al Chicago.
unc.ao. June 2S.-Ths opening day I
We inaugural meeting Of the Wash
kIon Park Club (the new club start ,
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