Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-01

shat Cohen IL entitled TO redress and
that the dsmorres cannot be Sustained
70 plaintiff oas shown good casse for an
action Ia equity.
On Wall street
NV YozK, August 3I.-Governmspt
bonds are dull and steady. At tn.
Jpenina the .tock market was excited,
feverlsh and weak, ana during earl,
tealiogs there were fractional declines
10 many GASES, bat the market gradual.
ly steaaied and bec4 re strong. Before
midday the whole let, with two or three
sxceptions, vss steadily advancing from
u 10 y Der cent Tnis continued until
~ clock. and then subsidized TO a con
siderabis extent. Prices were al hrst
steady, but later a weak decline was
checked early IN the last heCr, and an
othsr upward movement was establish
I'd, which carried quotations back and
In some cases above. The market vas
decidedly dull in the last hour, bot
closed strong and generally a little be
io1 tee best prices of the day. North
era Pseiac, Central Paeita and Oregon
Iransconsiaentsl reached their highest
quotations. In final Transactions The
close this evening as compared with
closing prlces Saturday are abeut equal.
~ divided between advances and de
elines, and. With few exceptions, only
for fractional amounts
Daksta's Population.
WAsnIserss, Aug. 3l.-Ths census
takes 10 Dakota shows that the popai4-
sion of the entire Territory IL about
+t6 90 and not III. GO a. previously
stated. The latter figures show the
population of tnat part of the Ierriso-
~ south If the 18th parallel.
Paid 90 sullivan
CINCINNATI, Aug. 3I.-Gsorse Camp
bell, lessee Of Chester Park, who had
the gate money in custody decided this
afternoon to make no further trouble
for himself by holding the money but
TO pay over Sail,vAn's share and let No
Cafffey make good his claim 10 por-
zion of 1t in court If be chooses 10. He
therefore paid 70 John l.. Sullivan
SJj4s 30 As his sixty per cent. of tue
gate money. The difficulties IN getting
the decision changed by going to Law
are so great that 1t - not thought likely
that &c will be undertaken.
The Waikap Case.
EMPoRIA. Kas., Azg. 81 Following IL
the certificate Of analysis secured from
Coroner Frost, IN regard to the Kansas
City Medical College analysis of the re-
mains of Mr.. j. IL. Walkup:
State of Missouri,
County of jackson.
VIM. Jones, being duly sworn on oath,
states that he Is nov and has been fer
one year past Professor of Chemistry
in Kansas City Medical College, and
that for three years past he has made q
specially OF examining organic sub
stances for detection of poison; that on
or about August %, 1886, this atfiant re-
oeived from one 5. ID. Harrison, NJ. D.,
of Emporia. Kansas, a specimen of hu-
man remains, represented TO be those of
one Walkup, OF Emporia, described rs
consisting of the stomach, one kidney,
a portion of the intestines, the contents
of the stomach and a portion OF the
blood; that this affiAut has made care
ful analysis of tbs contents Of said
stomach and portion Of the liver for
the detection OF arsenic and mercury,
aud has discovered therein arsenic In
appreciable quantities, but no traces of
thar arsenic was discovered in
ootn poftiohs VI tuo aver anu VI tuo
stomach. VIM. JONES.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day of Ausust.
W. A. ALDKssoS,
Notary Pablo. jackson Co., No.
The Coroner's Jury met at 3 o'clock
this afternoon and called upon Mrs.
Waliace, mother Of Mrs. Walkup, TO
give her testimony.
TIE scieace Congress.
ANN ARBoR. Mica, Aug. 3l.-In the
Specisl science Convention. The
Science of Statistical Analysis" by @.
:. Hill, vas the first paper of the after
noon. He consider cred the importance
Of the analysis Of statistics As affecting
all interests OF this and other countries,
and showed what has already been done
IN their collection by our Government.
John Muller argued for SOCIAL econo
my. claiming that IL IL possible TO live
we'll 90 30 TO 40 cents a day. He be
iisved that people live too mu ID on
thoss things which are not necessary.
He also insists Gu allowing the stom ,ch
and digestive organs to have period of
rest. The establishment of more work
shops vas his method for overcoming
the trouble between labor and capital.
In the succeeding discussion social
ism, or Communism. vas pronounc-
cd failure, aud the working out of the
probiem was said to be q personal mat
ter which each mast work for hi@seif.
The mathcmaticians considered bot
one technical paper before they ad-
iourned. The pe6sicists met In the az
ternosn and discussed papers Which
we're OF interest only TO specialists.
such WA also the osse with the chem
lists, excepting q discussisn IN which II
was held that knowledge OF molecular
physics 10 necessary for one who would
use theoretical chemistry. The section
on mechanical science mas adlourned
until next year.
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fickerh % ~ o . uss
Jus. ie. T IT.. trns p...sp ~,
VI .S' 49, ~ I.i.nS ana Pss,sa 49,.
s,on, CStv ana DAKOTA and other lines
Little attention vas paid TO the lasd
grant roads. the bonded lines receiving
special attention. Ia she general condi-
ton little change is noted. The Union
Pacific had seized upon the opportunity
offerei by the favorable summer wealth
or 20 make extensive repairs 10 its road.
h a and the Central Pacific 10 In good
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