Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-19

Il - sc aue oft1ks. epc mali
missed difncult draw shot. Slossou
loiio sed With 30, missing a one cushion
scot Tor SEX Of speed Snsefer encoun.
Tered alnsoli breaks, and vas not pIsy.
Tag veil At TIE end Of the fifth inninq
tne call vas slosson IL, Shaefer 63.
In his seventh inning Slosson had
some ugly breaks TO deal With, bat by a
strosg play overcome them, and at II
lad toe balls veil in hand at the lower
end rail- de ran ~, stopping With a
rniscue. Siossoo Inherited another Sc,
up IN his eighth inEiug, and With a run
OF "a passed TO bis tsird string. the call
being Slosson Zl2, Shsefer 81.
The balls we're left safe on shatfer,
VINO again left his opponent a gift, and
ne ran 81 od of Il. shaefer now got a
fair opening, aud did some superb baIk
line playing at an average width Of %
inches. He ended at 40 With a line
break IN the middle Of the table, and
when be missed he lefs slosson's ball
iroz-n TO the red. Counting from the
iay on, Slosson gathered the balls at
me upper end aud KEEP, them well in
hand for handsome run % So. Tue
score then stood, slossoo 3i2, 5haefer
For four consecutive inning. shaefer
scored blanks, the balls being LETT vsry
hard for him. and Slossou made bot IS
all told. during this tins. slosson With
= run OF 81 10 the fifteenth. brought his
total to $50, Shaeser having bat 1856
siosson aRsia got the balls 10 the six
teenth add raa "a, lssving Shsefer an
opening. bat be only got 10 cut OF il.
he score stood, Shaefer III, Slosson
"a.
shaefer did rather better in the 18Th,
and held the balls veil buuohed 10 the
upper left hand corner for about 20
shots, when he took them over to the
opposite corner for ~ more. Then be
nur-ed them back again, aud at the list
made a foal and left the balls 50 closely
huddled hat would have covered them
all. Slossou miscued at 20, and Shaefer
started of again. At his eleventh sho,
| nis ball was frozen to the white, bat
With a superb masse outwasd his ball
returned and counted again At 10 the
sails lined far apart and he counted
With grand masse stroke. Loud cheers
greeted both of these shots. He kept
the balls well under control. for the
most part at the upper end, bus in
| changing them TO the other end he got
them out of easy reach. and at IS failed
on oue-oushion shot. The score was:
Slosson 485, Shasfer 376.
There vas now some nervous work on
both sides for little while. and vithit
some hard breaks. Both men showed
the strain, but Slosaon vas the first to
get his breath and ran "a, missing on a
bank shot. Shaefer found the balls
| clustered, but after one count missed a
simple draw. Finding that his oppon
ent was badly hnstered. Slosson took
hold once more and ran 80. There were
some hard breaks on both sides, and
neither did much execution for a while.
| Al the close Of the twenty ninth in
| ming, the score stood. Slosson $50,
| 5haefer 3S9.
Shaefer rallied in the thirty-third in
ming with q grand run OF 70, which car
ried bis score to SCI, against Slosson's
594. When Shaefer missed a difficult
bank. the balls were left we'll for Slos-
son, who easily ran 6, and closed the
game at eight minutes before 8 O'Clock.
Shaefer and vignaux play tomorrow
night. Following is the score:
Shaefer Black %, o, /, 10. AZ. 8, Is,
IL, 0, 80, B, 0. 0, 0, 0, IL, 10, 3, II, IS.
2. IL, 0, IL. 4, 8, O, o, 4, l, 10, 1851.
Average, Is 6 80; highest run s..
Slosson (white)-12. o, 40, Al, 30, II,
80. n, 81, 50. 3. 10. 0, 8, 62. "a, o, IA,
20, 2, 0, 10. 0, 81, 80. 7. 1. 2, 8, 8, o. 8,
6-rotal 600.
Average, Is s 80; highest run SO.
On wall street.
NEW YORK, Nov. l8.-Governments
dull and strong. Never before in the
history OF the Stock Exchange was the
market so active as for the opening
hours today. The market continued
active throughout most of the day, and
the total sales we're among the largest
on record, IA 200 shares. London quo
tations this morning we're again higher,
and the market opened on Change with
intense excitement, A(dA per cent
above closing figures last evening
Prices during the day were unusually
irregular, although the tendency was
strong. During the early afternoon
| there were notable exceptions in which
very little, II any, gains we're made
Closing prices, compared with YESTERDAY,
present very irregular appearance.
Pacifi, Mail shows net advance of 2
per cent, New Jersey Central Ia. and
Missouri. Kansas Il Texas ~. Denver
i RIO Granda is down 2, aud Wabash
preferred 2Ss per cent. Lake Shore IL
down = ana Erie, New York Central
Michigan Central, Union Pacific al d
On Aha, common fractional amounts 10
IL estimstod that $500 900 of so
| called Wild Cat securities have been
sold through Wall Street to the public
during the last 80 days.
Three Of the Rest Men In the County.
CHARLEsros { !. o.. Nov. ia ter
rible tragedy was enacted in Edgefield
county today. A white man named
Robert Jones occupied some land rente ,
from his relatives. charles and Edward
Pressly. Tney notified him that as be
could no longer pay the rent be must
vsoate. Today Jones went to a field
where Edward Presslv, aged 80 and HE
s,ns, Charles and Edward. Jr., were
pleughing. and shot Gu aries dead. Ed
ward started in pursuit of him, and
Jones stabbed him mortally with n
knife. Jones then reloaded his gun aud
killed the father. old Mr.. Pressly, who
IL the grandfather of Jones' wife.
Jones then came to the courthouse, en-
tered the jail and surrendered. remark
ing that he had killed three Of the best
men in the county. This account Ia
| from a Neies asd Courier correspondent
who visited tue scene. Another account
is that she PressIy's vent to the field
where Jones Was working, and that
Jones killed them in self defense.
Bad Isdians.
DKNvxR (Col.l, Nov. ls-Colorov.
With fourteen lodges and five hundred
ponies Ia esmpsd on the Yesmpa river,
twenty 1--WE miles above Cross Mountain.
He has burned the cattle ranges leaving
1900 head of cattle without feed. The
Indians are siaaehtering thousands of
elk. deer and antelope for their hides,
leaving the carcasses TO rot. The set
tiers, Wild over the destruction Of the
| game and raRges, have assembled and
will order Oolorow TO leave. and IN CASE
| Of refusal general determination ID
expected. The Indians are well sup
piled with rifles and ammunition.
FOREIGN.
In Memory Of Riel.
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