Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-09
EASTERN NEWS.
..o.-,A7Ep PREss DisPATcHE.-


.,,ce from the Nermens.
I,xyA April Sin the closing
SAL SAL Of the Mormon Conference john
~. mt r. vote the question, " Shall
IN.sold the doctrines OF our church.
WeS,na polyeamy, and stand by
pei'1atr the powers Of the nation =
q .onorecation of 700 unanimously
lated " Yes.
Effects Of the Ret.
cx,rx,r1. April She Seventeenth
osnt left the city this morning,
Bes i,jl is now protected by milItis
20 .'d staiI of 30 extra police under
pn.nan, I.angdo. in charge OF a Cat
pe0nn The assistant saeriffs and
aaar ,,st Regiment of militia remain in
se ILL., for a call. The riot scare
ia effect in the sale of seats A,
for the dramatic festival. A
sse",ail number of bidders WAS pres
W! - only about hundred were
0L sn,ino an hour. The sale Was con-
sa 90 .his forenoon, a, d premiums be
au =, go, but fell 50 that the average
~ ~, more than s.. Manager Miles
~ bs finds people abroad actually
"a 70 cone to Cincinnati for fear of
h shot, and he saws that no ap-
- INC of safety seems sufficient to
move the fear of danger.
n. southern Forest Fires.
o,oa. April Estimates of the
- nv forest fires vary widely. Tne
go 20 farm houses ~ light. Much
s', vas burned in Moore County.
So lower counties turpentine farms
considerably damaged, bnt not t.
va .,,an, to affect the trade. except
s...lly in the region swept over.
T,ubus fever In New York.
vrx YORK. April S-Typhus fever has
-, ont among the Poles In east side
sments. The disease has been traced
= s.niRrauts 10 two steamers lately ar
nved ,.,,.
The independent Republican confer
committee held another meeting
-, General Francis G. Barlow pre-
49, Letters from prominent kepub-
1 ssns of the country We're read, show
M a strong feeling in favor of Ed
.onds and Lincoln for Presidential
..Is,. Although Blaine has many
s;snds. they expressed grave doubts of
- shiIity 10 carry New York, and Of
= policy if elected. II was the general
rdniop that Blaine, Arthur a.d Logan
rsre not meu whom 1t would be safe for
.sr marty to nominate, As u candidate
Aoaid have better record than any of
Asse.
E.sroS pa }, April s.-John Dillman
sss hanged here this morning for the
sorder OF his wife. Diiiman slept we'll
~ night, and ate hearty breakfast
al norning. Religious services we're
nd in the city by the ministers of the
G1usn Evangelical aud Reformed
fburchss. He marched to the scaffold
yI,h a steady step, and WAS unmoved
,Ipos. 10 the last. He began tn cry
i,fe, the benedictiOD, but the black cap
las drawn over bis face. and he re-
named motionless until the drop fell
! Arkansas Republicans.
4 LITTLE Rock, Ark. April She Re
Nbilcan State Committee met today.
samuel W. Mallory WAS made perma-
,ent chairman. The delegates from
he State at large are Powell Clayton.
h. N. Cooper, Logan II. Root and NJ.
ID. Gibbs; alternates, II. l.. Rammeil,
L c. Norris. X. II. Thomas and M. A..
iark. The delegates from Congress
soual districts will be appointed to-
BORROW by the delegates from the dis
ncts. All the delegates are unple iRed
st are understood to be favorable to
Ihhur, if Possessing good chances of
Iecess.
The following resolution was mani
Dously adopted:
Rtsoirei. Taat the administration of
mident Arthur has commended itself
the Republicans of the country and
the people at large. When he WAS
hlled 10 the Presidency, re found the
gobIican party distracted by internal
tension. His wise and prudent ad-
ysnistration of the affairs of the gov
nment has tended to heal these dis
lasions, strengthen and build up the
ar.y aud enable it now to present n
nted front to the enemy, with full AZ
rsnce of success in the coming cam
kKn.
|, vas also resolved to put full State
skst in the field.
4 resolution endorsing Senator Logan
IA offered as substitute, bat Was de-
afed out Of order under the rules. and
h convention adjourned at $3.50 r. m.
slssel Maplessn's Son In Trsabie.
CHICAGO. April s.-Arthur Mapleson.
n Of Colonel j. II. Mapleson, was ar
M&ed here today at the instance of
knuel Person, a travelling man. Tho
aseations are that Pierson went to
Auas 5 short tine ago, leaving his
n!s and two chi dren that Mira. Pier
sn vas IN the habit uf willing away
Pc seafy hours of her husbands ABB
moe BY frequeuting beer garden I;
bat abe met young Mapleson there and
intimacy sprap9 MP between them !;
"a! when Pierson returned few 4 ,ys
70 he found his wife occupying rooms
not very respectable quarter, aud
y his children had been taught to
" Aapleson father" Mapleson
We bonds for his appearance on April
Colorado Coal and Iron Com pany.
DENVER, April s.-The annual meet
e Of the Colorado Coal and lrou Co.
held at Colorado Springs today and
following nine Directors were elect
A. Danforth, John II. Small. II.
Fague. W. b. Lawrence. j. Z. Devlan,
haitian. W. A. Dick. Coleman Bene-
and Thomas +. RYAN. The Palmer
f'on represented 800 and the anti
luer $50 shares OF total Of 1900.
sais spraRue will probably be chosen
ssldent.
Safe Cracked.
ealcAao, April S.-The safe Of the
Masestern Boiler Works was burglar
las; night of 5000 worth Of neeo
soe paper. The burglars left note
ne that II the company would ad
Safe Blower" through the me
an OF an advertisement, negotiations
4lo De entered on for the return OF
securities. Two arrests on suspicion
ls~ been made.
- niiasts 0ank Cissex lss OsssA
aoSxourH, H., April S.-The First
aonal Bank closed its doors at II
N1 thus forenoon. The cause as
S.su Is speculation bv Cashier b. ..
'aoard. whose deficit il estimated al
Wv 10 $1,000. The bank IL
WED TO resume III day or two. as
aeied men.
seaSy stock Subscription.
Nv ioRx. April s.-rhe subscription
iof the capital stock of the New
sOsole railway opened this morn
Two million dollars, the limit
Icy the Rapid Transit commission,
"oscrbed in two hours.