Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-07
EASTERN NEWS.
.ou.rEp PRESS DISPATCHES
...ia west virginia.

.ufrFD PRESS DISPATCHES
il .,.,ue I'm west Virginia.
xr. w. Va, Oct. 6.-Biaine's
"a wheeling at s this morning.
bfy Tbaeliue depot there was quite
pise ~stration. As the train moved
een nj Of the city the workmen came
5csi! ,ha shops and the people out of
pt Ices and cheered. The first
bsr LIZ L. made at Moundsvilie. The
sep % of the Republican state Cons
s.aa introduced Blaine, who was
bn, received. He said: :" l am
ssfpg meet the citiZsns of Marshall
90 J. I am glad to be in West Viz
paD' consider it enc of the encour-
pn's s;gns of the tunes that an earnest
Eng E going on in what was once
pD' state for the ascendency of Re
ss ss principles, and Republican
fsD,.;nIss this year mean = tariff for
af;ug American labor. Cheers. !
W. Virginia is in favor of that, she
pannblican; if she is opposed to it,
4. & not Republican. The decision
". With her citizens"
n Cameron, Littleton, Manning and
.;noton there were brief stops, and
assb point Blaine spoke briefly of
s;nnor,ance to West Virginia of a
Bs ss,iye tariff. At Fairmount there
nnite a large meeting and Mr..
80 ~ left the train and addressed the
.ssopIe from q stand.
Trade Report.
posros. Oct. Especial dispatches
-, the leading clearing houses of the
nno;.sd States give clearances for the
- ending Saturday night at $685.
. y, i5s decrease of 1871 per cent com
.srsd with the corresponding week of
bet year.
stock Quotations.
NV YORK. Oct. g. q. i. 1hree's,
myil: as, ll24; As, 40; Pacific 95's,
x American Express SO, Canada Pa
~ "A. Canada Southern 341z, Cen
81 Pacific ~. Chicago, Burlington
! i 0uiucy 1233s. Delaware, Laskawanna
! Western 1851, Denver d Rio Grande |
az, Erie l5A Hannibal d. st. Joe 351f.
g.1sas and Texas 1871, Lake Shore |
i Michigan Central G2, Northern
pssi6c 20k, Northern Pacific preferred |
~. Northwestern 9314, Louisville az |
nashville 955z. Oregon Railway Il Nav |
sgation ", Oregon Transcontinental |
AZ, Oregon Improvement 10, Pacific |
Mi 53&, Panama 50, Rock Island |
nc. NJ. Paul 81, Texas Pacific III, |
Union Pacific 55a6, United States Ex- |
ursss 50. Wells Fargo l05, Western
Union 65h.
Union Pacific Earnings.
BosroN, Oct. 6.-The earnings of the |
Union Pacific entire system for August
sere as follows $2,420,0O0, a decrease
from August Of last year of $40
The expenses were l,10l 600, a de-
prease of $275,00O; surplus earnings.
49,, 800, an increase of x228,0O0; for 8
months to August 81, the earnings we're
tl587l 900 decrease from same period |
Il last year 81, 066, 900 expenses $9,372.-
90: decrease $l4S,000 surplus earn
ngs for 8 months sc, 49s 900.
A fIusband,s Vengeance.
NEwApAGo, Mich, Oct. 6.-Obia Arm
tropg, a merchant living here, last
light foand young man named Geo.
Bates sleeping with Mrs. Armstrong. |
lie procured an axe and killed both OF
hem. He is now under arrest.
stabbed 90 Death.
CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-Minnie Brooks,
tabled by Joe Williams, colored
nan, Saturday night, died this morn
ag. She is his second victim, her hus-
and. Giles Hunt, having died last
light.
Logan at Charleston.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, OCT. 6.-Gen.
Ohm Logan and suite arrived here from
huntingdon at IL. Their route Law |
rough the southern part of the state.
arge crowds greeted the gentlemen
ong the route. Gen. Logan stopped |
here, made a speech to large |
ovid and left two hours later. He
III stop at all the towns mp the valley |
ID through to the Virginia line. There |
Is much enthusiasm demonstrated by
ing of eannons. Speaker Carlisle |
ssed through the city this morning
route to Point Pleasant where he |
eaks today.
an Wall street.
NEw YoRK, Oct. 6. -- Governments |
BAD railways slightly lower for spec
alive issues. Stock at times today |
Is characterized by activity and buoy
10y, and dealings were vol distrib- |
ed. The Union Pacific advanced on a
vorable statement of the operations
the company for August which shows |
decrease of only $4,000 gross, ra-
lction Of operating expenses of $685. |
Q, and gain of net earnings of $22S-.
0. Sizes of the Company's Nebraska
vision in September were ~, 900 acres
z $973, 600, and from January l to 90
Der LIST 4,069,000 acres Tor SO, 22i 200.
no report of the Central Pacific In |
nded 10 withdraw its Hengkong line |
ID a good effect on Pacific Mail.
sntral Pacific Is higher on y semi |
hcial statement Of the company's |
lsiness improving. Compared with |
at nights closing, prices were A(d2I4
" cent higher, except Missouri Pacific, |
hlch Is u per cent lower.
Quashed ON n .TechnicaIity.
SALT LAKE. Oct. 6.--Judge Fame 10.
~, after hearing, quashed the indict-
ent for polygamy against John w.
Dung, son of Brigham. on the ground |
lat two separate charges were incor-
,rased as one offense, and that the in
etment was ambiguous and uncertain |
! its terms.