Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-12

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bALTIMonx. Nov. 11.-Tbs p,~n.,x
Councit reassemhIed e tho 8eminer~ -
- 0uisp1oe today, aud she vork ~ tsse
nfss ceapser taken up. This afteruoon
conferences vas held as tie areh- er,;.-
cooai residence, csmpoeed urircfneIIv
oL priests and afchbiahvps. AIeussr-
q can ffancisoc. and Ksuriok. ~ "A
Louias are the only archbishops rrenent
rno attended q such the iirsf fIenarv
Oounf1i. klfU-two Of Tie bisbons
wno attended she eeoond plonarv eour-
gu are present. Arohbfshops Eide.
Laramie and Fechan and BisSoua Hen.
ne<sy, Degoesbriand, Lauchlin and
OConneil arc the only survivors. A.
vespefs 10 the cathedral Bishop Becker.
o. WfiminRton, preached @ The
Church and Science
4 wsx Cen Cenfeven<e.
PHrLADxIPHrA- Nov. ia conference
peean today with ,cioeed doors at tia
onloe o. she American Iron and Steal
Ass0ctasion. On ons sids ars the msm-
Defs o. tns 9un Foundry Board, which
voc United States 9Overnmeus appoint
g 20 inquire into the bsst ussans for
tne manufacture Of heavy esns adapted
20 modern warfare. and on the other
are representatives Of the leading steel
manufacturers Of the country.
sssekmen's Ceavensaeu.
SAIT LAKE, Nov. 1.-THE Utah ana
Idaho Stockmen's Convention AZ
Ogden today declared in favor
OF General Brisbin. Of fbe
United States army in Idaho. a. their
choice for President Of the 81. I,ouis
Stock Convention on The 18th instant.
On wall street..
NEw Yosx, Nov. 1I.-0overumeuts
Arm. At the opening Of business Al the
Stock Exchange today the market vas
irregular, bat changes in prices either
way we're unimportaut. Alter the frst
call there vas an advance Of y 10 V
per cent, Union Pacific and Wander.
bilt's being especially strong. Subss.
auently tho Grnneers' and Central Pa
cific weakened. Central PaciGc falling
OF from 34H TO ~, Northwest from S3X
TO 82s<, and 81. Paul from TAN 70 73s<.
The other active shares were not affecs-
ed by this decline. In the afternoon
business was more active, and there
was general advance ia pricea. The
strength OF the market frightened the
smaller bears, who began 10 cover. The
short interest IL large, Union Pacific
lending at 1.32d3.64. New York Central
az 1.64@1.A. Lackawanna l.32t61.38,
and Sc. Psul, Western Union and Lake
Shore Hat. Prices advanced sharply
late In the day. Toward the close there
Was reaction Of TO per cent, and
the market left OF firm. A report was
current early in the day that the Union
Pacific intends 10 issue bonds 10 take
mp she floating debt, bat this was off,
cially denied. Compared with last
nights closing, prices ars y TO ~ per
cent lower.
Civil service Examinations.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1l.-A series Of en-
aninations for applicants for depart
mental service in Warrington has been
arranged for Deoember for the West
aud South. Friday, December 9Th,
Denver; Friday, 18th. San Francisco
Wed esday, 14th, Los Angeles; Mon
day, I'D, Fort Worth Wednesday,
2lth, San Antonio; Saturday, nth.
Houston, Texas fbe examinations
win DO for two grades" Limited" and
General Limited is for copyists, at
salary of 800 to $500 a year, and
general is for clerksbips Of salary of
$1,000 and upwards. Persons desiring to
make application and be examined at
the examinations, can obtain applica-
ton blanks and copy Of the civil SER
vice laws, rules and regulations of the
~ 24xxto fxR nj s.ia
the Civil Service Commissioners at
Washington. and ~ in most cases there
will not be time 10 admit of the appli-
cation being forwarded TO the Commits
sioner and notice of application return
ed TO applicants, an application daily
executed may be brought to the exami-
nation AID delivered TO the chief exam
liner.
Awaiting the Result.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 1.-THE Republican
National Committee has moved to the
Victoria Hetel, and Chairman Jones,
Senator Hobart and Messrs. Eikins,
Chaffse and Converse are today await
ing the report Of the official County and
State Canvassers.
Hon. Emory A. Storrs. In an interest
Ing interview this afternoon, said " II
10 the duty of Blaine to insist on a fair
count, for he has not been running for
fun. but as the representative of some
millions OF people,"
today issued oAll to those Interested in
Cleveland and Hendricks election for
money with which TO defray the extra
ordinary and unexpected expenses 90
casioned by the threatened dispute Of
the electoral vote OF the State OF New
York.
the i1ecktng valley Treuhies.
CoLuMnus, o., Nov. 1i.--Gov. Hcadly
today issued proclamation TO the eiti
gems of the three counties in which the
depredations have occurred en- account
Of the strike among the miners. He
enumerates the destruction by iucsndi.
aries, and intimatcs that IL IL in great
measure due to the sympathy extended
by citizens. He calls on them to use all
efforts 10 preserve the peaca by diseoun-
tsuanoing all unlawful actions and to
aid the local authorities In their efforts
20 preserve the peace. He assures them
that IL the disturbance continues ID will
be suppressed il ID require the entire
military force Of the State,
beard sr Cssasy Caavasssrs
NEW Yoax. Nov. i1.-roday nc noon
the Board Of Aldermen were sworn In
as a Board OF County Canvassers. Chas.
b Waite. Republican. vas elected
chairman. The board room was filled
with lawyers interested 10 the coant,
and spectators Among the lawyers
present representing the Republican
National and State Committees, we're
w. n. Evarts. Col. Geo. Bliss, Robert
Sswell, Olarence A. Seward, and VIM.
Allen Butler.
The Democratic National aud State
Committees were represented by Gee.
Francis, q. Barlow, Franklin Bartlett,
Aaron J. vanderpooi. Chas. p. Miller,
Francis N. Scott, frsncis l.. Stctson,
Edward Il. Bacon and James OArtes.
A resolution Vas offered that hume
but those having business With the
board shoald be allowed TO remain In
the room daring the sessions. This was
laid on the tablo. The requisite COM
mitsees we're appointed on protests, sup
srvising Of returns. eto. VIM. p. Kirk,
frammany) read Q protest against any
votes being counted that we're cast for