Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-02
TELEGRAPHIC.
EAsTERS.
Ihe Eaeet Of Psar.an,. .n..

| AhAE@N.
The EfFeet Of Pearssu,. ADn.t.,msn,.
hEw foRx, Aprd 1.-PesFs ms non /.
nstson 20 toe New York Postmastsrzhiu
u tie political ssa .fion Of the hour. Nav.
Of ofs%e, - nnderstood, vas of the
opahlon tnst Pearson should De reap
pointed: IL would bring 10 the Demo.
cratic ticket IN New York nex. fan a
support that il othsrvise oouId NOT Oh
.slD. FearsCn's Nomination, be and
Manning agreed would bold 10 the Den
oeratle party tie Indspenden; R@u1hIi-
eAn vote that was east for Cleveland
and 10 addition the appointment vouI5
they argued. rspay any dsbt that tns
E.1Qw1nps would claim to be due thsun
and at fne same time could give no Of
tense 10 any p@rs q save those xho look
upon public ofiice as political spoil. Ine
Tfesioent u ia favor q the nossination
hs4t tAI 10 New foFk fsz Governor Of
sonls man who made reform record.
sna Eno VIII draw 20 the Dsnocrxtic
'th ks hepnblicAn votes. Cleveland Alsp
'tAys that PesrsOns ESnisAtion u a not
'sots exception 70 the course be will puf
nae IN shs fatnre. This means that
Pearson Il about the oaly Republican
/ sho will receive Federal ofics. Ia
ilecadinR upon his nomination. tn.
President realized the dis4ppointrpeut
u would give his Democratic friends in
ine Esnpire STATE. Pszrson's appoint
inent IN not sltogether clstast-fsI
10 the coonty Democracy, because
sbsy selievs that IL insares toe
sppoiuirnent OF Hubert O. Thonp-
son IS Collector OF the Port, bot
soc IammsnY ward workers who Gaaks
Eolistos business. will be slow 20 for.
awe Pearson's appointment rammauy
nasn eers say thai there - every indica-
tlSn that the R-putltosns will nOmiuaie
h7fofmer for Governor, some such |
naAn ~ Mayor Lowe, Of BROOKLYN, aud !
they do not believe that the independent
fsspuh.ie-ns. called upoR to choose b.,- |
tEeen the TIVE reform tickets, xiIi hesi. |
htte moment from rstaEniHg TO their /
old party allegiance. They look upon |
the appointment Of Pearson as Simply |
one OF tie most Important Offices in the |
csuntry thrown away, and they predict |
tliat the President will regard this nomi- |
nation as the one great mistake of his 1
paolic career. They point 20 Hayes |
administration as an example Of what |
Cleveland may possibly be compelled 10 |
endure. Hayes appointmes Is were 50 1
dstasteful 70 she regular Republican |
organization in New York, thai be was /
sspudiated by the Rochester Convea-
tton. in which Plat and Csnkline led /
the anti administration forces, and be
ntyer recovered froni the assault made \
upon him.
FsiyKAnaists Arress~d.
SALT LAKE, April l.-Judson p. Ar.
ncad, polyRamist, arrested last night
orl indictment for Unlawful clhabita-
ton. was released on tl500 bail. A. N,
Musser. formerly superintendent of the
Deseret Telegraph Company. arrested
tstay on tie same charge, vas also re
lassed on bail.
ON Wall street.
NEw YoRK, April 1.--iovsrnmenls
quiet except 3s. which are 4 higher:
railroad bonds active and wsak.
StScks eontinue extremely dull, total I
sales today being l90,6o5 shares, an iu
or',ase over yesterday of about 5000
shares, but this increase vas confined
TO the single stock of Pacific Mail,
transactions in which foot up h2. 100
sbiFes, against 1860 yesterday. The
Reiaerai market opened strong. hr.t
prices showing IN nearly every case a
gam Of : 10 Il, while In Central Pa
cinle q waa 2'9 per cent. This Vas fol
lowed By extreme dullness and only
sslAht changes until af.eF o'clo 81,
when 10 was announced that the Pscifis
Mail steamer Ceion had been barned ,
by insurgents on the Isthmus, and the ,
prise of that stock, which had opened
At 81 aud sold steadily mp 90 SEA de-
clived In the afternoon to so. Shortly
before the close OF the board IL became |
knalwn that it was the City of Colon, .
and not the steamer that had been
oafned, and Notwithstanding the fact [
tnat tue steamship company's agent
gave notice tnai lao more freight would
be shipped 10 the Isthmns At present. |
and IL ss conceded by the ofiiccrs Of the
Company that the situation on the ,
Isttlnus is serious, the stock rallied 10
sOA,. at winch figure IL closed, net loss
tor the day of ~ per cent. NeeOtia
tons are nov in progtess looking To Aa ,
adjustment Of ths difference between !
the Pacific Mail Company and the Pa ,
eide railroads, aud daily Conferences
are held. Nothing definite. however. :
has been settlsd. Central PaciHc sd
van'sed per cent. from the opeuing To ,
'S early In she day, yielded fraction ,
and then remained steady until after Ii | +,
o o'eh,ck. whsn il sold down 10 3ls and |,
CLOSED at that price. = gain compared
~AtNt teNs esoat8A ~ - 1bAon Hoino
sas heavy at the opening. bat rallied tn .
Ssh. declined 10 All. and closed i |
lower at 49a. Closing were quotations ,
generally shade hiRhes than last even ,
ina,
Ftiends OF Gould say they do Dot ex- ,
pecs him 10 take any active part in the
market at present, a. he uiil probably ,
take trip TO Europe IN his yacht at an ,
early date.
The Grant rru.a Faad.
NMw YoRx, April 1.-The lSsn SAYS il |
was raporssa yesterday thai The trustees
Of the Grant fund Of $4,000, the in /
tsresk on which only eoes 20 Gen. Grant,
hava recently met and unanimously de-
seruined 10 Allow the trust fund 20 re [
snaiil iatact after 6rant'a death, the IN |
eom,s to 90 10 Mira Grant. Il do not
knew that sheFs has been . meeting Of I
the trustees Of the faad.' Trustee Hoys
said, "or THAI Mrs. Grant is 10 have the /
income Of the fund. According 10 the
terms 0f the subscription, however.
eirara wAs 20 have the powsr 70 decide ,
30 whoun Of his heirs be desired the I
&2500Oa 10 go. ! suppose he has made |
: viii and heqaeaihea IL 10 his wife aud /
family. IL 10 siFtnaiiy his property. and {
IL Was coliocsed 10 be Eive0 10 him. !
uhila she cnly reason Il vas not given ,
60 him s'et and Out h thst bis triends .
feared that shafpers might SET n away I
from him. Evcnts have proved the
sis<i,lm Of the trustees. Most of the !
n,onssy IA In Wabash stocka~ 4