Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-19

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NEu f0xx. Nov. 16.--In dry eooda.
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s.ssI s, -. - - o.s.nue % nnkai prises
IN sz.aols soe MUS q resume.
SeiAeeaetsa - kaehHend.
kIcHMoAD, Nov. IA great iuhiIee
IN ceiebrasiou Of the elsctioa Of CIsvs-
Land and Hendricks began Ct sunrisc.
when tho city was wakened By the
booming Of artillery. A grand nalute
OF zlS guns Vas fired ~ o'oicok, and
Tor half an hour the air Was filled With
sne osn o. ssrieklne steam whistles
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1eeeesssn . senator German.
bALrnaonz. New. IA. p. Gorman,
chairman o. the Executive Committee
T 1 s.o.1 Democtsssc Oentrai
80 - ~ 49, $3.50 snIs oasy snis morn.
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sand rifi-srs ecy.s;ss;,.<, - ....-sn. ...0s -
ward and other Democratic cIubs and
business men, Who formed . prooession
and escorted German 10 the Demo
cratic headquarters. German. with
Mayor Latrobe, vas seated IL q car.
riaee al the head Of the procession. Four
or I'VE bands Of music we're In linz. and
from the station 20 Barpum's Hotel the
Democratic leader vaa received Mir
cheers and eyery Recommendations Of Val
come.
nan - . r.--s.
p :.
L1p.IA, NOV. io.-woet -.
sanaksoaien. FORMER member OF the
U s wno soox conspicuous part N she
mnisaksr VIII conspiracy, died IN the
Eassefn fenitentiary to-day, from
s1foke OF pataiyais: ne was sentenced
~ LoU WIN n,s law partner, WIN. q.
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loaA, Nov. To-. money, easy az
"a vi csns olose1 onefed prime
MoIoauh,e pap7t, goo PER cent ster-
ing e1cuAn9e' oanssrs Oils nrm 81
ssoi uo"ana' $f.o1A.
The Stock List
NEv Yonx. Nov. ls.-U. Il. Tnree's.
1009<; 41<'s, li33<; IA, l2l "; Pscific 95's,
I26, American EXPRESS VI, Canada Pa.
chic 49,, Canada southern 80. Cen
trail Pacific 83N, Chicago, Burlington
q Quincy lin, Denver d kio Grande
ys1ss EIso Io nannipal %. DOE 5c1s.
ga msas. $50 "a nAAs Snose
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Mai siZ panams a. Racs Is,and
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nresa n Walls Fay.,a inn 49,,
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f,sclavsnns 1nsT
s ssfoes
closed nrm; railways strong. stocks
opened generally irm, and weakened u
70 q per cent ON reports OF further
bssors n collect thsrs Vas : ,sIIs srs
during the remainder of the day the
market was firm ON slight fluctuations.
business was less active than yesterday.
Compared With last nigh, closing
prices are y TO ~ per cont higher. 81.
cept Canada Southern, Delaware and
Hudson, and Northern Pacific, which
ars y 10 q per cent lower.
Csnkitnxs Ressen for Askisg Pest.
penemens.
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nrsu,. f'oart' an sfiidayit Vas rad f,o,,,
sx- Senator Conklins, counsel for the
defendant, setting forth that be had
been employed AZ counsel by the Demo
cratic party TO watch their Interests At
the canvass Of the Presidential vote.
and that therefore he was unable 20 ap
pear in the suit, and asking for q pest
ponement untii such time a. he could
be prcseut. Joseph n. Choate, COUNSEL
for plaintiff, argued against Q post.
ponelnent, and said that there was no
si.ubt nov who was elected President.
Ssssesas eensens'es 81 ssuse men
second bay.