Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-20

Cane He tnen proOoeuO. W 'nS 800
uaf fohn Dunn, about mile distant.and
o. s s,a 10 his stacks of wheat. Armed
~ 10 ara nov in search of the desper-
.,,,.n Of the wall street Bank.
- yoHK. Aug. 19.-Bank Superin-
n paine reports the condition of
~ Wan street bank as follows:
.s,s.s. actual values ...........s ll2.0 o5
A 49,, COS ,02S
..,.,.v -. .....-... .$463. 973
pT IN this report the Attorney General
Ian suit for receiver
the Late Massacre OF Mormons
v,savu1E. Tenn, Aug. 19.-Eider y.
,...,,s arrived last night with the
ho a the massacred Elders, Gibbs
op.,rv Roberts disguised himself.
~ ~ Nth thres friends went to Condor's
80 - s,.lurday, dug mp the en4ins,
III Iii that night for California. hob
~. ,sreiyed in the mail note post
s,Led Chattanooga, saying: "You are
~ earned 10 leave the State within
81 bogrs. on penalty Of going like the
sshsy two Mormon Elders" Roberts
80 he will maintain his rights. The
bodirs we're shipped last night to Salt
Lake.
,u,t Against the Wall street Bank.
vvu YoRK, Aug. 10 -Upon complaint
- s,slIis j. Paine and VIM. Z. Post,
sait was brought today against the
wall Street Bank to have the corpora
.;on dissolved, and for the appointment
- receiyer. Jadge Bartlett, in Su-
r,sme Court Chamber, granted a tenn
roysry Injunction restraining the bank
=, he officers from disposing of any of
its property.
The flag that the Chief OF Police
Hauled Down.
prrrsguRo. Aug. 19.--The differences
A.,vsen Austrian Consul Max Scham-
Snro and Chief of Police Braun have
rot vet been adjusted, and there is
syery prospect that the affair is assum
in0 proportions that will necessltate the
Intervention of Secretary Frelinghuy-
AN and Baron Ignats Won Schaeffer.
Anstro. Hungarian Minister 10 the Uni
tAd Ststes. SchamburR refuses to rsc0g-
mis- the authority of Braun in ordering
he Austrian flag taken down. aud says
that il the latter forces the suit he will
sppsaI to the Secretary OF State. He
thinks ii an insult to the flag and is very
indignant.
President Arthur In New York.
New YORK. Aug. I9.-President Arthur
"A az the Fifth Avenue Hotel, unac-
companied by any one, and engaged in
attending 10 private business. He leaves
for Newport TO attend the naval review
in q few days.
Express R0bber Arrested.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. ia. ID. Sly. who
robbed the American Express Company
Of $1,000 last February while en-
ployed as driver of delivery wagon at
b. Joseph, Missouri, was arrested here
today. He confessed the theft, but says
the money Is all gone. He has wife
and two children.
Joseph A. stone a Go.
PfTrsBUBo, Aug. ia meeting of the
creditors of Joseph A. Stone IL Co.. the
large coal operators, has been arranged
and will be held in few DAYS, when it
~ tu1t11t klV CAbtiotbh R5hGA lVl @tAA
be granted The liabilities are in the
nsighborhood of $500, 900 and the assets
ere estimated at over 100000. The
embarrassment was caused by the gem
cal depression In the ceal trade.
Advice 10 Odd Fellows.
Nrw York, Aug. 10. AT the session of
the State Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
today the Grand Master recommended
that funerals be held at night, and said
that less money ought to be spent on
the dead and more on the living that
The Order of Rebekah should receive
more attention that Odd Fellowship
vas decreasing so rapidly In this city
hat Il was almost unknewn IN polite
society. He recommended changing
tie meeting places os some lodges from
Anement houses and saloons.
The birthday OF the Republican PARTY
STRONG. Me-, Aug. 19.--Thc celebra.
ton OF the Both anniversary of the birth
Of The Republican party, which, 1t is
claimed, occurred In this city, the first
county convention TO assume the title
"Repnhllcan" having been held here on
August I, 1854, took place here today.
ILe eate was postponed from the Tth o.
The l9th IN order not TO interfere with
other celebrations. The town was
crowded with people and decorated
With flags. s,rea,ners and banners. On
the last i printed the original platform
u the CONVENTION of 1854. A new Blaine
and Loean pole l04 feet long was raised.
Atfucession was formed at 1918 Ia es
sors the speakers TO the grove. Seven
Grand Army posts headed the process.
non, then followed about 90 political
ss,efans Who we're present as delegates
Mthe convention of 30 years ago. The
Exercises were held in a hardwood grove
On hillside, where the people began to
esihsr as early as 8 o'clock. The meet
ingwas called TO order at once. Nelson
phRley, Jr., presided. He made a brief
peech, principally review OF the
nlfsh and career of the Repub-
hcan party, closing with n ealo
nslie reference to the parties present.
uandldate Blaine. accompanied by Han
hioai hamlen and ex Governor Robie,
snised at 2 o'clock, and were received
ailh enthusiastic cheers. Governor
Robe hrst addressed the meeting in a
1tef speech. He caused considerable
mefriment BY calling for all In favor OF
niaine for President 20 raise their
tands. The whole assembly apparently
responded. sand now" continued the
uosefnof, all those In favor of any
oae else raise their hands" Ode mau
aeid up his hand amid roars of laugh
~ xhereupon the Governor exclaimed,
nay God have mercy on his soul.
a'aine was loudly called for, and upon
coming forward was received with wild
applause. He said:
:. faaeF Citizens: The place and time
a0eIe TIE Republican party Was first
sassnized VIII. presume. remain like
~ birthplace Of Homer, sabiect to un.
abuin2 dispate. Seven cities claimed
! Se after, and seven States may claim
~ iofmer. IL could hardly be doubted
| :,., great thought common TO 4
: .aaon men could find expression
H., nnss and places widely separated
49, MINK II Is historically true thai
- pstfiotie men who met in this
49,. - OF strong in 1864 we're the pho
80. OF the great movement which re
Lice IA organizing the Republican
\ SW. The men of that day buildes
: '.sss suan they knew, and inaugurates
ssment whose grandeur and who's
cny could not then be measured
A. parties are never made as rul'
~ grow. Parties cannot be- impro
~ u OF extemporized they come frou
~ masses of the people and are no
~ pIosnct OF political iabors. Thus !
~. VITO the Federal party. and will
49,, 49, great party whose existence VI
sso'ste today. am here 10 extens
%aerasulasions with old neiahbors an