Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-25
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.~.~.porrs. Oct. z4.-Ex Governor
S.zss~ arrived at Greeneastle this
I.srrr,. and was met BY reception
.ss.ruitfee, three bands Of MUSE and
s.s.s crovd- He vas escorted 70 the
esss,sI Hotel. add parade OF visiting
49, ard local organizations followed.
4. fffD Hsndricks appeared q the
ess~sssm. and addressed an audience
ss~;sc 1000. In his speech be
.:1.-sssd sbs tariff, claiming that duties
.-,x - levied only for the purpose Of
..e'"-;ro ire expenses Of the 00yern-
"a eaid Cleveland received sup
- ..<.m the best element Of the Re-
s,s.sn party, including ministers.
sss;sss. college professors, Students,
z:s,.s ana iaborers. He emphasized
~ 80 that the Democrats looked for
..rs suuport from fndspsndent Re-
essi;e.rs In bis closing renlsrks he
.s,.,;z~d ths Democratic party, saying
800 eeuoused the cause Of the weak
....se ffe strong, the poor man against
=. 80. the oppressed against che op
- h also paid q tribute 10 Lin
s-Io. saying be was the oees nepnoIican
r,s15dens ever elected. The speech was
s,soasnsly interrupted by applause.
csayfesed Of Libel.
p~vxnspuso. Oct. N.--John T. Pleas
= sditor az the Maj, an afternoon
- nubIisled here, who was indicted
~ Grand Jury at the last term Of
800 Tar publishing on June II last
sissIlous card rejecting on the charac
- 81 ". =. Lawrence, was convicted IN
6.-rf today Of misdemoaDOr. The
isfy imposed q fine Of i've dollars and
- month In jail.
.sasnes Advance.
p.xurfx. Oct. 2t.--At II O'Clock this
,-.evelna when Blaine left Lafayette for
anvine6eid. be Was accompanied by a
49, reception committee, who had
800 from Springfield to meet him, and
q sSversl friends from Chicago. among
s2sm Jossph MediIi and q. B. Farwell.
~ 6rvt stop this morning and this last |
II Indiana. was at Attiea, where about
no psopls we're around the depot. Mr..
Bkiss spoke very briefly. say ing that IL
- TOO late for argument and that the
flue for action was at hand. No other
sop was made sntil the train reached
Dxnsiile, Illinois.
Failed.
grskcusr. Oct. 24.-skopeIawich Bros
k(jo.. wholesale jewellers and diamond
mSrokants, have failed for $4,000.
Exslsrn manufacturers are involved for
tl00oo
The Cses<e Failure.
WAsHrnoroN. Oct. 24.--H. ID. Cooke Il
Co. today made an assignment 70 II. t. |
Cummings, OF the law arm of Cummings
3 Baker. Mr.. Cooke says this action 10
aiken Ii order TO protect the interests OF |
I'll concerned untii the firm Can arrange
fos 1ssumption or payment.
1he Telephone Contest.
The Ersmiuers in Chief OF the Patent |
Ofi0s, Id the celebrated telephone inter
lsKsn0s patent case. have sustained the
6sciaion OF the Examiner Of Interfer |
snos 10 favor of Bell as to issues b, @, |
DEF, H, and l., and have reversed
~ decision 40 far AZ IL applies TO Issue
@, which was awarded 20 McDonough,
and which she Examiners in Chief have
decided IN Bells favor.
The Weeks Failures.
NEW YoHK. Oct. 24.-The failures
throughout the country for the last
mvsn days were: In the United States.
85; In Canada, %. The increase is |
divided between the Western. Southern
snd Pacific States and New York City.
Heavy Rrsss.
Mxrms. Oct. PA heavy, killing
frost last night, the first of the season. |
vas general throughout this section.
Tbs damage TO crops, il any, will be |
vary slight. The only way that the cot
tsn IN she cotton lands can possibly be
affected will be by cutting short the top
growth, bat the lateness of the season
dshars SERIOUS injury to the majority Of
ihs planien.