Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-15
EASTERN NEWS.
cr.-rp PRESS DISPATCHES.
....,,,s the Cincinnati Riot.

cover ". Saer ELECTED beyond testimon,
ing c:ss.ntification of the dead bodies
tot Hsrnner will not make searching
Ine Ca,;ou. leaving that to be don
sreci.l grand jury. which segal
- duties this mornlnR' aite. Dei 10y
- $3.50 by Judge Avery to make IN
cn into the late not, the burning o
au Court House and the charges 0
the ..,on in connection with the Jur'
up.;sd William Berner. The testi
tnsI hefors the grand jury has bsel
mons onIetly and all are sworn to Sc
crecy. ,.,,.. r.,
veufion.
CHICAGO. April l4.-Owipg to the rae
.ta nembers of the NationafRe
tna. .n Committee, and also Of tn
committee of arrangements, are
F s,an,lv receiving applications 10
10 the convention, w. r. Sullivan
seas s.cretary. makes the followinl
statement; - a;,.r 5.,soat.s mr.,
u,,a and the only persons who can sup
TO- them will be the delegates 20 TN
pow,vsntion. The seats IN the conVen
~. sfter supplying one to each dele
"o and alternate, one thousand TO tht
ens, COMMITTEES, and reservlng four Il
n hrndred for the daily press, will b.
saAI..,t.otsd 10 the several States In ex
cot proportion 70 'he nu"'''' Vi 0o''
gates. s.
e. YORK. April l4.-Governmenti
and lower 70, As and 417s, anc
49,, Tor IS; railways weak. The re-
~, ~ the DAYS trading shows weak
a.ock market than for several weeks
ga ali stocks, with the exception OF
D;s,shm,oh a. Fort Wayne, which rose
80, rer cent, closed lower than Satur
a., evening. The most important de
cI;nss we're Oregon Improvement, 81
Dragon Transcontinental, = Pacinc
Man ~; Onion Pacific, =. Oregon
1,snroyement WAS conspicuous for a
400 NJ \ points to "A on tie report that
shs company's mines IN Washington
Ts,,,tory are on fire. The statement
.omes from Boston that the Chicago,
Baltimore & Quincy and Union Pacific
.orfs,e. CO has made some progress to-
*vard settlsment-in fact. the Chicago,
RnrIinpton d Quincy has agreed to
vaivs It's claim upon the Union Pacific
-, a fnll share of tho revision Of the
.nsinsss Of the Union Pacific at Omaha,
md will leave that question to be set
kIsd between the trIpartite roads and
Itself.
The stock list.
NEW York. April l4.-U. y. Ihree's,
kOO1: 4lGs, ll3as ; As, l23$4 Pacific
Us, l29; American Express %13, Chi
baQo, Burlington and Quincy 239s, Cen
rial Pacific III, Northern Pacific 2las
Northern Pacific preferred ~, North
tsestern Az, New York Central 1874
Pacific Mai 5O56, Panama %, Texas Pao
h7x. Union Pacific 69he, Wells Fargo
h0, Western Union 6s14, Ltckawanna
ksN, Denver and Rio Grande l7%i
Michigan Central 81, Oregon Trans
continental 1875, Oregon Railway and
Navigation II, Oregon Improvement
b. Rock Island 1871, Erie IA, LAX.
Bbore ,7s., st. Paul S514, United States
Express 60, Hannibal and st. Joe 1871
Canada Pacific 5l94, Canada Southern
I911, Kansas and Texas l71s, louisville
Ind Nashville 4G11.
4 The Money Market.
Nzw YORK, April H.-Money cas-,
ll.a2, closed at u per cent; prime
mercantile paper, 4h515 per cent; ster
ling exchange, bankers bills, firm al
(.87H; sterling exchange, demand
.89+. Petroleum strong at N$4.
Coffee Options.
NEW YORK, April H.-Coffee option,
Stronger and up about 25points. with &
t1oderate degree of activity.
steamer Lost.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE United
States AID Brazilian mail steamer Re
lance was lost off the port of Bahai
Her mails we're saved. She was built
last year and was valued at $3.50, 600
Bhe was fully insured.
The firm of Arbuokle Bros, coffee
brokers' OF this city, received dispatch
rom Bahai, stating that the steamship
Reliance, Of the United States and Brazil
lail Steamship Company, compare.
lively new corporation. of which John
ioaeh is president, was ashore off that
boint, and was "a total wreck. Passen.
ers, mail and crew we're saved. Swift
20. also received similar information
1 the office of the company the super.
ptendent was found examining the
Darts 10 find where the steamer went
shore. He had only heard of the acct
ent through firms interested, and ac-
ounted for not being apprized of it by
Cs conjecture that Captain &. f. Car
inter IL aboard the wreck. la addition
I0QO bags Of coffee. it il known tina,
Be carried 15OO hides. The crew con.
sted OF Is seamen and officers.
The Railroad Dtflicultics
BOSTON, April 1.-THE Transcript
lys the meeting of the Conference
onuittee Of the Union Pacific and
nlcag', Burlington Il Quincy Railway
ompanies. with General Manager
lafk OF the Union Pacific. resulted In
pe nrst definite step of progress made
~aa settlement of the difficulties
ne u, Is. q Y. has agreed To waive its
Mum Tor tull share in the business of
le Union Pacific at Omaha and will al
.ne mon Pacific to deliver its shar,
NEBRASKA business to the tripartitt
sds, the Iowa lines To say what shar,
y Is. 4 q. shall have. Only Ne
asAa business was considered. bat the
me principle will apply to Colorado
u I'ah business. General Manager
'a,k mas gone west TO confer with Gen
manager Potter of the g. Il. Il =
~ iowa lines. IL the G. II. & .. auC
IOWA lines agree upon the formers
e OF the Omaaa business, the tive
aus VIII then pool on local business IN
so.aska. As the q. Il. Il q. has now 4
Sot understanding of the tripart,t,
snve ana has agreed to "A conferenc,
'uis new western trunk line asso
a.on, the prospect for settlement i,
iSir. After the G. Il. & .. settle
cut with the Iowa lines. winch il i,
sssc VIII be speedily agreed upon
-. -. a z. and Union Pacific Ne
'Aa local pools will be contirme,
uen Tue question of Territorial ex
'i % siii be taken up. The Colorado
aan pools will also have to be ad
49, PROBABLY after the manner Of tn
ssraAa settlement. the &. h. 4 =
s Win the low. lines for II.
' " business at Omaha and viii
'es west of Omaha for its local share
s'r'eken with Paralysis.
N FORK, April l4.-Jno. c. PER-
,n. week ago accepted the position
Justice OF the Supreme Court O
ne Territory. WAS stricken wit
a iys's today In the public streets o
noh.n while walking with hi
"PlEAsE.
~, ae, ,s Is so much magic in this li,tl