Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-26
EASTERN NEWS.
,Yyp PRESS DISPATCHES.
..a.te Il. John Aecepts-

r,Typ PRESS DISPATCHES.
s,a.fe 81. John Accepts.
-vruc. July 25.-J. S. Littell, q
x...rk. n. j., received the IeiIoNinI
.s.s~orsm this morning from e1-ooVer
sof S. John: p,Urve-v, In,v o,,b
n John B. Flint, George X. Scott O
hea Rsnr.tf-I WAS at Lakeside yes
and did not receive yonr tele
sfoa, ntiI this morning. While | dir
rsL or desire the nomination,
no' anureciate the unanimity with
geaa; vas given AZ we'll as the homo
snoIss,red. | can only say now that
Heo9.sse il the action of the Couven
cod looking to God for his guild
me- nee shall try to do my duty - signed 1,
a.. aslecates are leaving by every
iu and all will by tomorrow have
IT, he CITY. After the adjourn
hs ~ the Convention last niRht the
SSsss s delegation, on behalf of DR.
.y1lrsnsld. gave banquet TO the dele
The leaders of the Convention,
e.syy;evs today. claim that they will
.n s,om 10000 TO 10000 votes, AID
.bsy will probably carry Kansas
-. ~. Maryland and so throw the election
MO Congress-
s,,.rnaI Revenue Receipts.
v.suryaroy, July 25.-The Commits
-, of Internal Revenue furnished
- - statements concerning the trans
...a,s NJ his bureau for the fiscal year
.sS,nC Jane 30, 1884, and comparisons
-,,h those of the preceding fiscal years.
s,om these il appears the aggregate re-
10 for the fiscal year are 1921, $50,
~ decrease compared with the pre-
ssding year, s22,965,3o
sseeptIen Of The Greeley Party.
po.rsxoUrH, N. H., July 25.-The
,,,sate Tallahassee, with Secretary
Gssndler and the Russian Minister. has
.,,;rad. IL ia reported that Chandler
.slssrsubed Secretary Lincoln to come
ssrs 20 arrange for the reception OF
c,sslsy. Secretary Liocoln will send
= srny officer and Surgeon to meet the
GrseIey party here. The bodies Of the
Ss.d viii be sent to their homes. he
Rswian Minister returned TO Newport
.oday. The City Government of Ports
mauth has appointed n committee TO
mahe ARRANGEMENTS for the reoe ption of
ths Greeley party, and Governor IL lie
~ been communicated with in regard
d sppdine the State militia on that os-
sssi0u.
Yss,eefiea Asked for Nom Union
WoTkmen.
(rcNSaTT, Jnly ga petition Was
PRESENTED TO the NJ ,yor by the pr0prie.
Ina Of stove foundries and the cigar
m,nafacturers, praying for the protsc-
ton Of non-union men in their em-
doy. They state that their men are
sw,ulsed and beaten day after day. and
,sceiye no protection from the police.
n they cannot be protected they will
rsmove their factories to other cities.
Going 60 New York.
wAsHINaroN, July 2j.-rhe President
ylI leave Washington tom 'rrow morn
iaa for New York. He will be accom-
msied BY John Davis. Assistant Score
ary Of State; Miss Nellie Arthur, and
Private Secretary Phillips.
Explesiea OF a Locomotive Boiler.
wnxrsBARRE, July -. - An empty
AitlIng engine on the Lehigh Valley
Railroad, with crew of five on board.
maninq from Whitehaven to n co.
pck siding, exploded this morning.
The entire crew are reported killed
!Arss we're blown to pieces and cannot
hiound. Having no fsgman to warn
a approaching freight train. the latter
m into the wreck, demolishing several
mn
A Mad Dog.
foPExA Kan. }, July 24.--SeveR per-
zoos we're bitten by a mad dog today at
Msman Station an the Union Pacific
asilroad, Is miles east OF here. One
woman had piece of flesh torn out of
hs tsos by the animal.
Plan Of the Democratic Campaign.
kw York. July 24.-Ihe committee
Il ksen appointed Mt n meeting of the
Dsacratic National Committee to con-
sisihe organization of the National
Committee for campaign work met after
he National Committee had adjourned.
Al the members or proxies we're pres
nt general discussion took place.
md q conference with the Congressional
Committee was held. Ii was decided
hat lhe Democratic National Commit
Ne should attend to National affairs
specially and Congressional Committee
ihould look after elections in the Con-
Nessional districts. IL WAS estimated
Aat there are Is Congressional districts
hat are oonfessedly close, and to these
he Congressional Committee should
ave their particular attention. Repre-
nulatiyes Stevens OF New York, Muir
hy Of Iowa, and Rosecrans of Califor-
ia we're appointed a standing commit
" OF the Congressional body to work
Hih the committee. The headquarters
Nshe Congressional Committee will be
. Washington, ID. q. The headquar-
kVof the National Committee have not
nj been selected.
This settles u.
ihs Executive Committee OF the In
spsndsut Republicans has decided to
sreaee Carl Schurz to translate into
vs'man the address of George William
ea'ts and that OF Chairman Goldman
we Independent Conference, and to
ao'ish them 10 campaign documents,
/ Excessive Taxes.
me New York, Lake Erie & Western
aMsosd Company is applying for a
1uaamns TO compel the Com mission
w OF Taxes 10 Ahate taxes to the
aneant OF $l25,0C1. imposed on the
I ssonai property of the comp my in
] On Wall street.
nav ioax, july p. - stocks were
aoyant With = sharp rise. At times
20 vas difference of II per cent be
- ssles aud shorts. Buyers we're
- hooking sharply. Sales Of stocks
80 smaller than anticipated. LackA
INA rose to ZIG. Western Uuiou TO 60,
Union Pacific to 42&. The las.
| aaea was favorablv affect, d by official
Has of the report that the company
a9 nos have its August interest mon
I'M nsas stated to be receivisg $780,.
~ Won't ~. which is more than double
uonnf doe. The market closed
"f on realiz atoms.
The Maine REGATTA.
u Me-, July 25.--In the Anal
4 - we rowine regatta here. Conley
49, u nrst, flener second. Gaudier
aNsaa Ham fourth. Ten Eyck won
1 49, iof the consolation purse, Lee
natssa's New Governor.
nsios, July 2s.-Governor Pierce
Asss,' "s oath of Office this afternoon
eiGovernor Faux, Justice of
is ~ de viii leave in the morn
1nicaeo and will be absent from
HIsssosy three weeks. during which