Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03

regretted the AFFAIR deeply, bat made =
sle'an statemeus Of tbs entire trznaae.
400, SLOWING that he acted sssely in
seIf defense.
la she police court today DIR. 10y wa
anafRed With murder 10 the o c,ord de-
gree, which in this State carries a sinoIs
penalty, that Of impEisonmen, for life
his examination vas postponed until
tomorrow, and be vas released on SO
DO bonds.
CnscEsATI. June 2.-The Coroner
oeld an InquesS on the kodv of Perry
Snamplln. 1he testimony Of Mr..
Cnsnplip showed that her son had fire.
qoently assaulted and beaten hsr, and
tnas LAST night IN tue darkness he had
knfoSn q cnaIE al her bed, breaking the
oedssead and window. TIE Coroner
reand that DIR. Logs shoo:ins was Ia
and Done With a view 70
intimidation, instead Of INJECTING bodily
iDjnrieA
SCOTS Successor.
CINCINNATI. June 2.-Ihe announce
lnert sss made 20 the directory Of the
Cincinnati and New Orleans and Texas
FAnihe Hallway that John q. Gsuit
would assume the duties Of General
Manager on July LIST, in place OF John
scott, resigned Goult Is AZ present
Of the Western tEnak lines,
vita headquarters at Chicago.
New Hork aarkeaa.
NEW YORK, June 2-Stoeks-Go
Ensnts strong. showing generally an ad-
vance OF y per cent, with 3s strong at
IN advance Of u. The stock market
has again reIapsed into extreme dull
1ess, the total sales today being only
iOO,UO shares. The market has been
strong, bat the extreme huctuation has
been within range of less than / per
cent, vita only two or three exceptions.
Opeuing prices were at sr within 4 of
me lowest for the day, and the highest
I quotations we're reached about o'clock,
from when there was a slight reaction
aud Subsequent insignificant rally, lsav-
ing quotations at the close q shade Dc
low the best prices reached.
Mlning-Ihe Maj AND Express SAYS:
Dealings in mining shares we're of the
usual routine character. Robinson Con
s0lIdatsd SHARES dropped TO 80, Sith no
demand, LeadyilIe selling at 80, Little
Chi 30, Little Plttsb1rg IS, Bodie 40,
Patriot Is, and Plymouth I'm.
Dry GOods-IheEe 10 fam volume of
business reached daily through de.
Iivefies On orders for and selections of
summer specialsies, but for immediate
wants tue demand is very light, the
market ahoWing she quiet usual TO the
closing month Of the season.
international typographical Union.
NKw YORK, June AIT today's ses-
sion Of the International Typographical
Union, NJ. II. II. WItter, of Louisville,
was reelected President.
THE stock List.
New YOKx. June 2.-United states ys,
l08jf 45<'s, 1884; As, 122I< Paclhe
Sc IA, American Express VI, Canada
Pacific 331<, Canada Southern &c, Gen.
sral Pacific Z95st, Burlington l2l5s. Lack
Awsnna 102SS. Denver Il klo Grande
~, Erie 81, Kansas q Texas I7s<,
Lake shore 55l4, Louisville q Nasl-
northern Pacific l6b, Northern
w, New York Central 62sz. Oregon
1884. Oregun improve
ment "a, Pacific Mal 30, Panama IS,
Hook Island 1881, sc. Paul 669S, Texas
= hcAA1c llJHs Cu4On 4 aoAuo eo14s Outto0
States Express 81, Wells Fargo l091S.
Western Union SOS.
q Boston View Of the Chinese CUES.
tioa.
BOsToS, June 2--The Heraa says
that the report OF the Canadian Com
on the Chinese problem
shows that these gentlemen approached
the subject in more philosophio and
manner than those OF our
countrymen officially appointed 20 make
a similar investigation. The Canadian
Commissioners remark that those who
object 10 the Chinese do not object to
ltAlians. or even japanese. II they OBJ
iaot to these TOO, they do not do 30 on any
large public ground, but because of
some interference which they expert
eiaoe In their personal affairs. OF such
q race antagonism the governGent
should not take notice. Either immi-
GFasion should be free 20 ali, or II pro-
hibited or restricted, the restrictions
should be based upon broad general
principles applicable TO all immigrants,
no matter from what country they may
come. II IL uncertain whether the Ca
madam legislation will be framed in ac-
cordance 10 the report of the Commits
aianers. or controlled by the interested
0pinlons OF those representing the dom.
inAns party in British Columbia.
A Pa, ing-TeiIer Ahseats Himself.
NEW Y0RK, June Between ii and
~ O'Clock tonight, Cashier Baldwin, of
the Bank Of Manhattan Company Wis
tied the offices Of the newspapers and
gave 10 each a COPY OF statement by
ssid bank to the Clearing House this
afternoon. The statement ID signed by
u. u. Hayes, president, and sets forth
that as the payiBg-telle did not sppeer
at bis desk this morning. and sent no
excuse for his absence, q meeting Of the
directors was called. An investigation
iuto the paying telier's accounts showed
deheiency Of $l60.6i0. rnis fact was
given out in order that the exact
amount Of che dsfaloation might be
officially published. II was added that
the unimpaired Surplus Of the bank,
after dednoting the above detioit, 10
$4,000.
ssraek by LishtnIns.
CInckao, June 2.-During q storm to
night two laborers. watohman, an I'M
known man and o servant girl were
struck by lightniRg In different parts Of
the aity.
Chtef OF Division.
WASHINGTON, June 2--John B. Hus-
soy of North Carolina was today Ap
pointed Chief of Division In the once
OF the Third Auditor Of the Treasury.
The Brew Care.
The jury In the cass Of John W. Drew,
on trial for presenting false vouchers
against che Bureau OF Medicine and
Surgery Of the Navy Department TO-
night brought In verdict Of acquittal.
Married.
RIuHMosp. Va, June 2.-Miss Julia
Jackson, daughter Of the late Ssonewall
Jackson, was married this morning to
William f.. Christian OF this city. The
church was crowded with . brilliant as
semhlase. The bridal party included
friends Of the contracting parties frem
South Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee.
MARYLAND. Washington. North Carolina,
Nsw York and Virginia.