Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-03
EASTERN NEWS.
.-vn pREss DISPATCHES.
ve,,ef squadron.

.,x Relief squadron.
Aug. 1.-The Greedy re-
Pogrsaooa leaves for New York Tues.
lief squaoiOT The Bear has been ordered
day niRn. Island, where the bodies
10 Govern, of the Greedy expedition
of TIE slonsd over to Gen. Hancock;
viii Dc s.a,noon the survivors OF the
Tbs . s will be put under the care OF
srpeaS Recruitment, represented DIV
the Wal us1en. The SURVIVORS rest
Genera ,s today and tomorrow. On
quietly n' formal demonstration IN
Monday, al. return of Greedy VIII be
honor Q. w. r,oanjz atisn of naval diVis-
held. In rh will be landed TO partlc'p II
ion, Nnionoonies. has been c0mpiet' q.
IN the divisions OF the parade VIII
The nssss s;r subdivisions. comprising
CONSIST VI sa,s naval apprentices, marines
Baysl caaae from the North Atlantic
and q ps;dss these divisions, the pa.
fees. III comprise military ana civIi
rsde WI fire companies, munlclptl
ofgani1ants of Portsmouth ana New
governno'en and the State authorities
bafypoI' ranino congratulatory meet
- viii be held AZ WI NJ - ayna",sd
~ secretary Chandler Is e'
.oprsside. ,ndar the trees in town for !
Greeg i.h bis wife, mother and chill |
- 81 around him, whiie ne oo e..
az; General Tagen. he was esZsu "a
VIZ GREAT interest by tne 49, CO.
sa.rnd the house. To repplui
'...sd that be was feeling pf,.ri 'Iau
s.nv time since the rescue o'u nI
~ am an about AZ happy as any ny" 'ulu
..;blv be. the only dra"h'ch 'iie
memory of the seventeen WI arc
W. here TO enjoy the 1fui'7 Vi 'Aeii
s IN aud DEVOTION. .,i
Sa,oeant Brainerd, IN cohVelS t'F'h
~ reporter, said the parry oia hpI
Is, much on the journey doSh " Hh
lSs franklin Bay. They han ID Nv
y. Nv" Inconvenience from the eoid'
ho .bsn we began 10 starve that We
VS. VS. 10 suffer-" said be: "hen tne
Ds.,,tsr asked him if the Greedy parry
na,,d we gone still further noftn man
~. .Sus AID sergeant Brainerd replied mat
!. .0slI have been very diihcnlt.
H. aid be, 'certainly could not nave
ss sn. farther north. The ICE would open
"a IA rIo.e 30 rapidly that vessel wouia
aa have been nipped and crus go.
IT, n,ssaoe further north been |
r. ..4,,',sI the same conditions, ne
"a souId prevent slediug going nortn
"a nee. usa where ice was opening 30
.fso II w,nld have been of great Dan
10 life Wien asked AS to his opih-
wb,ther future Arctic expeditions
r succeed in finding the North |
d. SERGEANT Rrainerd said he did not |
- I've thai would be accomplished.
.Nor do I telieve," he said " that any |
,,alorsr will ever reach higher iati.
md than the Greeley expedition Ola.
oS,osant Brainerd also stated thai the |
s,ar vera comfortably situated wnile |
stT,sdv franklin bay, there being plen- |
!. N nroyisions, coal and everything |
,ss,s that was wanted. When asked |
wbsther the party would have reached |
homs safely if provisions had been |
isrded at Caps Sabine by one OF the |
former rescuing expeditions, he replied,
smiinply, " Well, If the men who died |
had had enough - eat, they would not
Isve starved TO death. The greatest |
LAS 10 the expedition was when the
Esouimau died. He was able To get /
came food for US that We had not the
strength or knowledge to get for our
selves"
When the reporter asked the survi-
yors II they believed other expeditions
would be sent to the Arctic, one and all |
replied /" Yes, and we are all ready to |
90 With them, and could start tomor-
row. IL necessary" All of them look |
ong and healthy.
Exit Keller.
spRrSarIELp. o., Aug. 2.-The largest |
vote ever known at Clark county pr
Ia.sIaI sAAau xuk IA hnP Il
captaip BUSHNELL or General keieer |
should have the solid delegation to the |
EIGHTH Congressional District Conven- |
ton which meets here Tuesday next. |
Bushnell carried the city bv $50 and the |
county BY 500. This bars keifer out OF
the race.
Cholera or Cholera Morbus.
NEw York, Aug. "a man was found
by the police today in yard writhinp
IN great agony, with his legs drawn
almost up 10 his chin. An ambulance
was summoned and the surgeon pi"
pounced il a case of cholera. The man's
name is Patrick Hughes. He Is driver
OF manure cart. He was removed .o
the hospital, the authorities of which
SAY the case is only cholera morbus.
Saratoga Races.
S,n,rooA. AUG. First raee-Savan-
nah hrst. Flyawav second and Quick
ssp third. Savannah made play
throughout from Flyaway, and won
sasiy by eight lengths; six lengths be-
tween second and third. Time, l:ol.
Second race-Flrst heat: Boulevard |
FIRST, Ida X. second and Echo third. |
Ida X. made a play from Ii ,u'eyard
l. "a han thu |
fsvsrite came out and won easily by two
lenaths; eight between second and third. |
second heat: Boulevard first. + iho sec |
ond and Ida X. third. Echo msdr away, |
followed bv Ida X. until n quarter ~ =
mile from home, where Boule gard t'ok
he lend and won hy head. lin@, t:Zz. |
Third race-Harringsn first. Bahama |
second and ERNEST third. E,lnn. hr
rngan and Earnest made PLAY from |
The first until the three quarter polr.
There Hsrringan took the running from |
Elon, Earnest aud Bahama, and woa |
Easily by two lengths; one length be
tsesu second and third. Time, l:lbhs.
Fourth race-purse of $50; winner
tn b. aid at auction for 5000; mile aud |
81 NV wards. After fifteen false starts |
The ii,e fell 10 an Indifferent Send-sh
Ghost 5 left at the post. Bonnie led |
fr'sm stsrt 10 finish, aud won very clev- |
erls by length from Gleuarns. who |
VS. sAnoni aud half LENGTH before
Bscaer Brook. Time, l:5oiS. There
Mas n, bid for the winner.
Tue rae wers not finished until $3.50. |
Iae stWlios Was wretched. aud great |
assstist ,ctIun was expressed at the de- |
lays
The Colorado wheat Crop.
DRSyER. Aug. 2.--Aocurats statistics
o. the wheat crep Of Colorado. nos be-
lay tareshed, show an increase OF per
esht over any previous year, making
Yield OF 100000 bushels. Colorado
WI CONSUME 100000 and the Great
sneriesn Oesers will ship 6OO.OCO bush
els In view of this fact the pooled
companies have % cent rate on Hour
70 Missouri.
On wall street.
NEw YORK, Aug. 2. Governments
aIm 7 stocks irregular. Pacific Mai
vas unusually sctivs and some round
snounts were taken by brokers identi'
no with leading operators. The strength
y ,ness stocks impaired a tirmer tone
g We remainder Of the list, and prices
s TO 2k per cent. Closing prices
~ ~ per cent lower for New Jersey
scatfai, 81 for Missouri Pacific. Ia for