Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-14

as rather 20 keep away. The fathe
asain started towards him, and the nj.
'oi WIS discharged accidentally.
EmphasicaIIy penIed.
NEW fosK, May l3-The story chr
rem 10 "all str et that th4re h.s be.,
/: ossai atm % S2.ose. 600 IN nations
oank, 10 enphasiesily denied sy th,
Officers Of ths banks.
Colonel Fred r. IafervIewed.
NEW YogK, Nav I3.-Colouel Fret
VI ant said IN an interview with A r.
po'ter, "aen | first came To this cit,
rom chicago | had about $1,000.
vas introduced TO MIR. Ward, and afte,
snort acqnsintance he asked me Il
Joia hlm la speculative venture. which
'u'Ded out successful After that h.
proposed partnership, and EVENTUAL,
my brother and mys-lf entered into !
p'tner-hip agreement. Ii was r-pre
s.-ht-d IN & Ward aud Fish were worth
S-JO,Oe each. Ward had chsrs. of th-
nks ,n safe Of the fra, and in fac,
everything WAS entrusted to hin and
tn- other members of the firm.r Col.
6eant closed witr this remark 81 adj
,hit that | have been foil, SO has m =
Tat Ter, the General, and nv brother.
and there IL nothing too strong TO saw
against Ward At this moment
The sopiah Murder Trial
hAzELHUgsr, Miss. Nav l3.-Erastus
Is. Wheeler. defendant IN the Copisb
murder trial, testified: "On the Ned !.
ne+day befo'e the killing Scott tsld me
t"ice that Matthews said be intended
IN Kali me before the election was over
! went TO the polls IL or ~ minutes be-
fore the election. | took INV gun IN
through a window before Matthews
Cam. | said, Good morning. Mat
thews. He Came Ia fro { of me and
I'D, What do you know | said. Il
khoE damned sight of something Won
don think | know He walked back
and forth little, and said he was a
challenger and had a light to stay there.
As soon a. Matthews handed his ticket
ia he started toward me. He drew his
pistol and turned. | had not got m,
gun 10 my shoulder when he fell, his
pistol at his stde.'
Movements os Cubaas.
key WEST. May l3.-Castro has left
hefe. either for Nashua or some of the
thoroughly, shaving of his moustache
and whiskers. He took with him a con
siderable SUN of money. Several Gu
b ans are missing. Sons IF the Cubans
claim that they have land d The IA
thoflties believe they will be captured
Arms have been coming here. Fonr
lots came, It ~ sad. IN organ cases.
he hope of Cub ans seems to be to lead
n afrxt rFNf. al -
they look for the Independence of Cuba.
They are raising large sums Of mon
mere, and there seems TO be some actis
lty among the leaders.
No Discrimination.
BosToS, May l3 The Governor has
signed the bi | To prevent life Insurance
ohnpa1Ies iron dlscrIminat NJ against
coiofed people.
Kumors Abaui the Banks.
New York. NAV l3.-From the World
OF Wednesday: The stock commission
yesterday drew checks On the Coltlnen-
tai National Bank, to ths amount of
100000. During the day the hank re
fused To certify some nf these checks to
the amount If 100000, and this fact, In
WIN WUlCu
had led to 1t involving the names ot
John Q. Emo and the Second National
Bank, caused some excitement In bank
ing and Stock Exchange CIRCLES. Re-
cent d sclosurss aoOut over Certificates
IN checks have made banks cautious.
Thus, yesterday, the Continent Il de
eiined To assume any risks on A. DAyett
q Co., who have been old and heavy
depositoTs.
The principal rumor on the street yes
terday was one which effects the credit
of the Second National Bank, 1870 Fifth
avenue, and Of which John Q. Emo is
President. Ii has been stated that Emo
had involved the Second National to the
of $2.00U,OOO, and that the bank
would have been Obliged to suspend had
not Amos X. Eco, hts million IRE faith
or, came to tue rescue and made up to
the ank the amount of his sons losses
The report that the bank Was in trouble
was deuied early in tue afternoon, but
when IL oec tne Known that A. Dtyett IL
Go. were IN trouble IL was Remember d
suat john 9. Emo was one of the primer
pal customers of the firin, and tins gave
rise To further speculation as TO the OK
tent tn which Euo had become in
VJlved Ia the rapidly declining
stock market. Members Cf the firn of
Arthur Dayett and a. X. J.. Nort-n said
they had deposited $96O,OOO worth of
with the bank. To-day they |
will deposit the necessary cash and the |
,hecks will b paid. They declined to
make any statement whatever in regard
10 Emo. This gentleman WAS at the
office of Dayett d Co. up to $50 last
evening. He was also in the adjoining |
office of Golf il Randall, through whom |
10 Ia believes 20 have carried on some
IF his operations. Mr.. Euo made |
sweeping q malls of all the reports