Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-29
EASTERN NEWS.
0aAFrriInE ever Cle,,I.,a.

VuarrelInE over Cleveland
NsS YORK. Jan. 3s.-A heated rfv.--.
As.s sstseen tue Holman Hotel and
IIta avenue Hotel and fri4nds ~
Sae TOT Tue honor of eptsrtaIniDu
SIS' saAnd on bis visit here nsrt month
mi oSsa hotels have fitted 40 soIandii
-. ~ apAftfnsnts- The true inward
~. 80 ~. ~ Tue eJ1tsst Is faction h1ht of
- - W s7ss OF politicians here who wish
'Ioi Lhs Administration. A Dem
$500 as'o polilielsn sud This IL q pull
oesNesn Two cyoaos az to which shaII
40 7p toe other. Hubert O Tb,,rBrsay,
Lamont, MInniug. wbitnev ard a.,
cfoSa' - vaoEu Cleveland owes his
nomination want him Il 90 To the H1ff
u ~ where they haya the run and nv
SGoh5fo o. thIn2s- Men like German
GA ~, bIrnam. Villas. Dlvls. Ran
1AsI sha fendleton think there will he
so%ndA II Cleveland continues his old
oAeLeiof habits, and Eaat him 10 90 n
'ue ruin Avenue to give tie couutry
p1o1I that he has shaken the bows. aud
- s1i,ISs wat Is dn- to the dignity Of
the Presidential offiee.-
seaside Resolution.
COLUMBUS. o., Jan. zs.-The Lscisla-
HICpN10 = lAhl resolution
qnestin2 the Oaio Sen .tors and Raors-
sentaiiyes in Congress to vote for the
raaneatiOn OF the treaty in reference To
the Nicaragua canal.
satt Against Mrs. Garfield.
CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 2s.-Mrs. James
\. GARFIELD was sued in the Common
Pleas Court today by a vamau named
thankful Tanner, for SIS .OOO. She was
ran over by Mrs. Garield's earriao. on
Deeenloer nd, while in a public square,
ana alleges that she was seriously in
jured.
ON wall street.
NEW YORK, Jan. RAILWAYS slightly
improved: stocks irregular bot psueraI-
ly se,k. The weakness was caused in
early trading by break at 23< Der cent
10 Northern Pacific. and AZ per cent. ia
Oregon Navigation stocks. The most
affected In sympathy were the ex-VIIl-
ards, the Northern Pacisc preferred
and Oregon TransoontinentaI. Oregon
NAvigatIsn sold down 5s[ per cent. frem
yesterdays closing, followed by a reeov
cry OF psr csnt. A majority of the
Heating stock is held for Boston ac-
couni, and the majority of selling or
dars came from that CITY. Northern
Pacific preferred sold of l5s per cent,
and OEs9on Trsnscontinsntsl per
cent. The former recovered per
cent. at the close. President smith
says 81 ,JoO.OeO Of the Oregon Transoon-
tInental loan under the circular Of No
sembeF lsst has been placed. and an Cd
ton given on $2,50O.0OO remaining,
which expires May LIST. Lackawauna
was well sustained, aud closed uuchang-
ed. Delaware and Hudson ami the
Changers show fractional decline.
The stock List
NV YoRK. jan 28.-United States Ys.
l0l1f; i1S's, ll21f: as, l2ITs: Pacific 95's
l25, American Express 80. Canada Pa
cihc 4lys, Lackawanna $751;. Canada
Southern 295s Central Pacific 27ss. Bur
llnRtOR us. Denver L Rio Grande 8,
Erie 1924. Hannibal & st. Joe 3SJk, Kan
sss Il Texas 10, Lake Shore COZ Louis
vile d Nashville 239s, Michigan Central
81, Northern Paciic l5as. Northern
Pacific preferred 81 y North WesternS9i4
New York Central S65s, Oregon Railway
aud Navigation COZ, Oregon Transoon-
tinental II =. Oregon Improvement 251<,
Pacific Mail 545S, Panama SO. Rock Ia.
land l07ss, sc. Paul 721S, Texas Pacific
l2&. Union Pacific 49,. United States
Express 10, Wells Fargo los. Western
Union 5I1x. Petroleum, steady at 69sl.
Tariff Restored.
CHICAGO, Jan. 28.-AlI the east bound
trunk lines today restored frsiehts to
the tariff, which is on basis of q cents
per loo pounds for grain, and 80 cents
for provisions.
Wholesale Poisoning.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2S.-The entire |
family of Philip Schrant. q German ba. |
ker living at y22 Lombard street. were
poisoned. His four year old son died, |
nis wife Is dangerously III and |
SchraBt himself is recovering. jour |
ney man baker was alsD taken sick, as
we'll as Mary Martin, u German servant. |
1t has been found that they we're all |
poisoned by water impregnated in the |
pipes with sxidized lead.
The Liberty Bell.
NEw ORIEANs, Jan. q. The formal |
transfer of the Liberty Bell 10 the Ex |
position managers took place this after |
noon in Music Hall in the presence of |
U,OOO persons. The ceremonies began |
With the presentation of the bell bv the |
committee 30 Mayor Guillotte. J.Y.R.
Perkins. in behalf of the Mayor, made |
the response.
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