Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-23

trai g =. 81 fsui s - -; No,.ss~s
PAelae - ~. Afssr niddsv verSer-
bits broksfs were con~uicuoos srlIeSs
q trunk lins4 The azles we've exId IS
- for tbs sooounf az ne Wand srt{lt
party, although IN some ou4rters Il vac
stats1 that leading bs1rn esnpSosed y.n-
derbiIt's brokers Tor tn purposs Of crs-
atin9 this imprsess0u- 1he report that
the Lake Shors vaa 70 i@sus new bonds
Vas again revived, and this had q very
nnfavofsbIe effect on the stocks.
nesArseks ~ Cns<axs.
CHzcAoo, Oct. 22-Hon. Thomas A.
Hendricks spoke here tonight, on insi-
ssiou of the trade and labor uuions.
de arsvtd At Pnl2mzn this morning.
At nosn about 500 wosknen and resi-
deats Of that snburb and the neizhbor-
Ing towns Of KsnsinRson and RoseII
assembled In front Of the hotel, and
Governor Hendricks addressed them
briefly from the balcony. This after
noon committee Of shs labor unions
vent 10 Pullman and esoortsd hfm into
the city, arriving At 5:l5. The time Of
bis ARRIVAL Was not generally known,
consequently there uss No dsmonsfra-
ton af the depot. He entered car
rage with the COMMITTEES and vas driy-
en- 70 his hotel.
4 Cashier IsAfesed.
PxTxzsBURo, Va. Oct 22.--In the
Hastings Court today the grand Jury
found trps bill against Thos. WHITE,
late cashier Of the Piautsrs' and Ne
ehAnics' Bank, changing him With being
accessory 70 w. Whyte, late teller Of
said bank. in making certain fraudulent
entries In the teiIcr's book, whereby
fhos1as Whyte wss credited with &5l50
as deposited January Is, 1883.
Tne CIawssn Case.
SAIn LAKE, Ost. a. The Jury in the
Ciawsou polyRamy case disagreed by
eight 20 four. Judge Zane this morning
ordered she case TO be retired, beginning
AZ 2 .. M. today.
On calling the polygamy ease against
Rud9er CIawson 81 D. M, the defense
moved for Q change of venue On ac-
rouDt Of the preindice OF the Gentle
jurors against defendant by reason Of
the articles In the Salt Lake TyiBsne. 10
was claimed by the accused In the afii-
dgvit that these have 40 great influence
over the aentiles as the priesthood has
over the Mormons, who are excluded
from the jury. The Judge overruied
TIE motion, an also a motion for a con
and the empapelinQ Of jury
was ordered. The second wife Of Claw
son appeared after the former trial had
closed and has been subpmnaed for the
trial now on.
Meney market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 22-Money 1k@2
per cent closed at 1tdfx !: prime rner-
santile paper, sac par cent; sterling
exchange, bankers bills steady at &4.6i;
$4.s4.
send ,em Armssreng.
CHEYENNE, Oct. 2z.-Both regularly
candidates for Delegate in
Congress from this Territory have de-
ciinsd. Judge J. N. Carey Of this city
IL nov selected as the Republican nomi
nee. and w. II. Holiday Of Laramie ms
the Democratic nominee.
The American Msssienary Association.
BusroN. Oct. 22.--The meeting of the
American Missionary Association was
continued in Salem today. Rev. DIR.
5triedy read paper on the conference
the American Hems Missionary
Society and the American Missionary
Society. The committee had found a
solution Of the differences,
and 10 had been agreed that both socie-
ties were National, and not limited by
sectional or geographical lines. and that
The American Home Missionary Socie-
lies shall work at church planting in the
new regions Of the West and Southwest,
aud shall also do important work In
some of the Northern States.
The stock List.
New YoRK, OCT. %. q. y. Three's,
100; 41<'s, 1l2sz; as, l20ss; Pacific 95's,
LIS, American Express 921S. Canada Pa
site "A, Canada Southern Z9X. Cen
trail Pacific 80, Chicago. Burlington
& Quincy 1l7A, Denver d kio Grande
six, Erie l3, Hannibal d Sc. Joe 3Sx,
Kansas and Texas 1871, Lake Shore
BaA, Michigan Central IS, Northern
Pacific Tx. Northern Pacific preferred
a18, Northwestern s4A, Louisville a.
ISL. Oregon hallway a Nav
ieation 81, Oregon Transcontinental
Tx, Oregon Improvement l6, Pacific
Mail s52A. Panama 80. Rock Island
li0iz, 81. Paul 731S. Texas Pacific l0x.
Union Pacific 52l4, United States Ex-
press SO. Wells Fargo l07x. Western
Union b91f, Lackawanna l02&. New
York Central S6ss. Petroleum firm at
72k.
Commander schIcy's Report.
wAsHrSeroS, Oct. 22.--The report o.
Winfield Scott SchIey, of
the expedition under his command for
the relief of the Greedy party. has been
submitted 10 the Secretary of the Navy.
IL cites the orders under which the ex-
petition was organized, and then enters
upon n graphic narration of the events
OF the voyage, but by far the NEST in.
teresting portion of the report IL that
the discovery and rescue of
Greedy and hia men. Commodore
Schley relates as follows the impressive
scene inside Greely's tent:
Lieutenant Greedy was found In his
sleeping bag, his body inclined forward
and his head resting upon his left hand.
The Book of Oomaion Prayer was open
and held in his right hand. He APP
peared 20 be reading prayers 60 Private
Counell, whose condition Was most des-
perate and critical. he wss cold t. the
waist all sensation of hunger was gone,
and he was speechless and almost
His eyes were fixed and
classy. Indeed, his weakness was such
that Il was with difficulty he swallowed
the stimulanss given him by Drs. Green
and Amss. His jaws had dropped. his
heart was barely pulsating, aud his body
was getting lover. This
tender scene OF helplsssness, the almost
furnished officer consoiing his dying
was In itself one that
brought tears to the eyes of the strong
est and stoutest of those who
looked about them on the rner-
ciful errand of relief. Sergeants
Brainard aud Fredericks and
Hospital Steward Brierbach were
extremely weak and hardly able 20 yea
ture away from their camp TO seek food,
nor 10 prepare their simple diet OF
boiled sealskin, ner to collect lichens.
nor 70 catch shrimps. upon which they