Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-14

SioO house Tor supper, and
reaching here at s .. IN. A large crowd
uaes tue party at the wharf, and ear
rIaRes we're Is waiting to take tie visit.
ors 20 the Detroit rink, where a rneetins
was neld immediately. Logan havine
Lnaoe three speeches while in the State
curing the last two DAYS, his voice was
nos strsng. and he had trouble ia max.
ing the crowd hear. He spoke on the
tatln and the history of the Democratic
party, paying bis respects to Hendricks
IN passage. The rink building has q
capacity OF 1000, and was crowded
Logan stops Ia this city over Ssnday AZ
the guest OF General Alger. Republican
candidate for Gsvernsr of Michigan.
Assignment or Yarn Manufacturers
FALL kIvER. Sept. I2.-Staffo.d a Co
OF tnls city, yarn manufacturers. RIM.
ping mills IN Greenwich and Pavtucket
u. l., and Dighton and Norton. Mss.
nave made an assignment li.bii,tiss
f4uO.Oe, $4,000 of which in secnred
several local banks Al e involved. but are
SAID to e secured. The firms mills are
still running.
Butler We'll Pleased.
CHICAGO, Sept. l2.-General Butler
arrived from the West this afternoon,
and remained In the CITY several hours
IN consultation with the leaders of the
Peoples party of this State. He left for
New YORK on the limited express at 5
O'Clock. He expressed himself as we'll
pleased at the reception given him in
the West and Northwest.
Dissolution Of the Chiraae and q.
Louis Freight Pool.
CHICAGO, Sent. la meeting OF rep.
resentatIves of the Illinois Central. Bur
iinRton. Wabash and Alton roads, com
prlslnR the Chicago and st. Louis freight
POOL. was held today to consider tue de-
mand OF the Illinois Central for an in
crease IN the PERCENTAGE from IL to 70
per cent. No agreement was reached,
and tue pool will be formally dissolved
next Monday. IL In confidentislly an
nouneed that rate cutting will begin on
that day.
A Bicycle Beaten.
WAsHIsoros. Sept. l3.-ln the bicycle
races at Athletic Park the trottins horse
wildwood, under s.ddle, defeated John
,. Priuce. IN race for purse of 800
WIldwood's time was 5:45H, Princes
300. The best American record kere
tofore on bicycle was 6 inmates.
The oklahoma BOOMER.
WICHITA, Kas., Sept. l2.-fbe Okla.
bona boomers lately under arrest have
arrived in this CITY, Payne coming in
tonight. Following their indictment of
yesterday by the United States Grand
Jury. bills were posted calling q meet
Ing at the skating rink, which was I'D
dressed by Payne and other Democratic
speakers, wh1 denounced the Govern
ment for arresting and dragging them
across the country. long series Of 70.
solutions was passed to the effect that
they had been unjustly arrested aud
their property destroyed.
Colorado Republican,.
DENVER, Col, Sept. l2.-Hon. Ben III.
Eaton, OF Wild county, was nominated
for Governor on the 18th ballot. Ex.
United States Senator Tabor and Lieu
leading candidates. After recess the
Convention nominated Peter Breen, Of
Leadville, for Lieutenant Governor.
DENVER, Col. Sept. bat l this
morning the Republican State Conven-
ton took recess until 10 a. m. On re-
assembling. il completed the list of
bt ipltONn n ~. EQThuuCt,
of Georget own, Auditor +. +. Obiston.
Dental Electors. w. G. Lafhrap, of
Denver. was elected Chairman of the
State Central Committee. The Com
mittee on Resolutions reported IA fol-
lows:
That the Republicans of Colorado, in
assembled, affirm and ap-
n ~ xxf. 49, n ii.
by the National Republican Convention,
which nomin tied the great orator and
eminent Statesman OF Maine Ar d the
most illustrious citizen soldier Of the
Republic for President aud Woe Presi-
dent.
That the wool interest of the country,
now greatly depressed, mainly by the
reduction OF the import duty by recent
act Of Congress, ought to he fostered hy
proper legislation. To that end we ask
that the import duty imposed by the
act OF 1861 be restored NJ the earliest
possible day.
That the southwestern portion of the
State Ia bsina devastated by bands of
rcving Indians and the lives Of citizens
We therefore demand of
our Representatives in Coupress their
utmost endeavors to secure the removal
Of the Southern Ute Indians from the
State.
The report was adopted. aud the Con-
adjourned.
suicide
NEw YORK, Sept. l3.-George ID. Viii
liams Of Ogden. Utah, son Of DIR. Will
lians Of Harrisburg, Va, suioided in
the house Of Rev. M. Habbell. OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church Of
this city.
on Ground OF Nen-Resi.
desce.
NEw YoRK, Sept. l3.-An attachment
on the ground of residence Was
granted by the Supreme Court against
the property of the Denver & Rio
IN suit brought by Walter
.anohman to recover xli.953. the
amount of the twelve months note dce
3, 1884, and rot paid.
The blaine libel Case.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept i3.-In the United
States District Court today, q motion TO
compel plaintiff TO answer the interrog
atories in the Blaine Ssntis<I libel suit
came up before Jadge Woods. The
Judge stated in advance Of the arga-
ment that interrogatortes had long been
in thu practice of courts in
the United States. and while personally
he should like 20 sec the rule changed,
he would not take the liberty 10 set IL
aside at this time. II, with this pre-
Iiminary statement, attorneys desired
to argue the question he would listen
to them. Senator Harrison stated that
the interrouatories would be answered,
but when Mr.. Turpie asked when, he
declined TO answer. The argument then
and at It's conclusion Judge
Woods declined to rule on The motion.
The action of the Judge leaves 10 op-
tional with Blaine's oounsel as TO an
swering the interroeatovies.
heath Of Robert Hoe.
NKw YoRx, sept. la-Robert Hoo, OF
the Hoe printing press manufacturing
firm. died at his residence 10 Tarrytovn
today, sged 10.
Iay Eye See scores Another Failure
KALAMAZOO, Sept. 13-The day turned
cot to be a bad enc for the attempt of
Jaw Eve See TO beat the record, and re-
suited in q temporary injury to the
horse, necessitatinc the eancellng OF
succeeding engagements. The after
noon Was cold and raw. with strong
west wind. The plan was to have two