Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-19

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e0uuo1m oomC1eeed Do not ohnnQo -
pturAlittee Givsu last night unexp tod-
". Ihe frohtbfe1on ard 0ruenbaok-
Butler sotss inrfeaas proportiooafsly
with thon Of III Democrsns and Re-
p0biio1nA Tho Psohibsf5on pueo lnss
yoar vns so this yenx Il u $50. The
0eeonback voeo last year uaa 2037 this
yoaE 500 slowing thns shars usa %
coalition but that tie party iinss uefs
cieaxiy followed he total Prohibition
and 9sesnhask VOC vss 11l<7, a. 1126
moso thAn Roofn1nn,s pinFalify. Ihs
reee 81 ths Republican Bate sioksG has
% Average majority ovse Ill a. over
h10Q b tctaI vote - 70037& Lam
yaax y vaa 7l0,l66; In Oce0ber. ls6O,
q GAS 7l6, I66 /; IN November. 1000, il ~
13lyM Thsre b no change in regard
% Cu0gren1men except IN increase Of
l6o u kcmsis' majsrisy.
Dueser - Basavsa.
BAxAvrA, N. T., OoG. ls.-GsnsraiB But
Isf paaDed l1Bt night in his hotel oar.
usiua his comfortable bed ami private
compartment for the frst tins, While
the car was lying on hide tra0k q the
depot Only TIE thro1Qh expesos train
disturbed sha silence of : nirhe in the
country. 4 thin biankss Of snou coat
ed tbs hills on the var 70 Oneida, vhers
deneral butler vas met By . thoosand
appaanding me and euthosiastio NO.
men, whose demonstrations vere rein
fcroed BY booming cannon and Q dfs-
play Ut bunting. Butler made 3 npoooh
nsrs which vas heartily applaudsd. Adj
drsoses were also made By the General
on tho way - Lyons, CIyds. stc.
Twelve sseres Busnea.
AUGUSTA, Osk 1s.-Tselvs stores In
EdRs6sld burned this morning q I
o'clock. Last year at the same time
conhaRratlon occurred in the same pars
q tswn- The Lon b 100000 With vsrv
little insurance.
4 Dsseblsck Ineesalnry.
81. LOurs. Got. 10 Willie Webster. .
bootblack, Is years old, was arrested
hers early this morning. He snya he
was enc Of party Of six boys who
lighted the ire which resulted In the
ereat lumber yard oondaarssion az
cleveland on September 9Th.
bank Sease0eas.
NKw YoRK. Oct 18.-fhe weekly bank
statement shows the reserve decrease 3.
Be $447,0O0. Banks nov hold S3l $751;
coo in excess IT legal requirements.
Through Bridget
BATAVIA, O., Oct. I8.-The middle
span Of ths bridge across the east fork
OF the river on the Cincinnati and East
ern Marrow Gage Railroad gave way a.
the Manchester express Was passing
over 1t tonight The bridge 10 fifty feet
above water. The engine, Baggage car
and first coach were hurled tn ths watsr
beneath. The rear car remained ON the
sound portion Of the bridge. Forty.fIv
persons we're on the train and many
made miraculous escapes, several lean
ing 10 the stream below. Engineer Ed.
ward Wilbur and Fireman Henry Jones
we're killed, Samuel Carr and Dave
Hicks were fatally wounded, and Ben
Moore, Thomas Taylor, John Nash.
Mary Sullivan and James Mccoy we're
badly injured.
The Werk Of Train Wrcekcrs
SPRrN0FrELD. Mass. Dot. 16.-Partic
u'ars Of the accident on the Boston d
Albany Railroad, near Kindsrho Il last
night. show that ID was caused By train
wreokers, who placed pile of rails and
sleepers ON the track carefully wedged
In position. The engine turned com
pletely over the express car. and the
baggage and smoking cars were piled
on top. The sleeping car remained on
the track. Engineer Daire was foand
ander the wreck terribly scalded. He
died at 3 Q. m. Foreman Stickuey's re-
covery IL doubtful. Conductor G. II.
Gould's leg was injured, and baggage
master George Fairbanks was seaIded.
A wrecking train from Albany cleared
the track. The Boston q Albany on
cials have offered 500 reward for the
discovery. of the miscreants who wreck
cd the train.
The Reason or the Deci1ne.
New YoRx, Oct. 18.-Ths Epeniag Post
attributes the heavy decline in stocks
today to the change of Vanderbilt from
the bull to the bear side of the market.