Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-16
EASTERN NEWS.
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n. ss. Joined the Jabilse-
rxx.r1. Sept. l5.-Colonel George
IL r;csoIs President of the College
49,. Cincinnati. died this morning
% ~. ,ssidence III East Walnut Hills,
-. sity' OF consumption. De vas az
80 ~ ,he College until short time
49, sis death. Colonel Nichols serv
y snon General W. T. Sherman's SITS q
80 the var, and wrote Sherman's
U.,ss 70 the Sea- He married q
Located of the late Nicholas Long
-o,th Of this city, and for the past If
-, vsars has devoted himself 70 mu-
- education, having founded the Col
- Of which be was President. 10 this
~ he vas greatly aided by the muuif
sesoe Of the late Reuben Springer.
Cabtaet Aeetiag.
V.sHrsoreS, Sept IA meeting OF
the Cabins, was held today at which ell
the msmbers we're present except Score
saries Bayard and Endioott- IL 10 40
derssood that the SILVER policy Of the
0oyernment was one Of the questions
sossidered.
A Bank Aasigns.
Hinnsos. o., Sept. 1.-the Bank OF
HARRISON has made an assignment liza
hiitiss, $40 900 assets aboot the same.
Among the assets are $4,000 Of the
uossa Indiana township warrants, which
may be worthless.
Celieeters Of Cssssws.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE Presi-
dsnt today appointed the following
Collectors OF Cast0ns John b. haRer.
for the District Of San Francisco John
\. Logan, for the Southern District of
Oregon.
nappy Sch. ". conway.
yohn W. Conway has been appointed
Postmaster at Guy. Washington Terri
,Ory.
CrsCrssarI. Sept. disqualification Ia
usds hers today OF startling disclo-
"a in society az Celins, Mercer county,
O., where three or four youths.
sasrsly of age, sons of leading wealthy
sfssns, are ander bonds for bdralsrtss
sonnitted In that iowa One Of them
q Clayton Marsh, son OF Hou A. d.
Marsh, Speaker Of the Oaio House Of
REPRESENTATIVES and another 10 a son
Il County Clerk Landfsir. Who 10 q
sudsnt 81 the Kentucky Military Insti-
tsee. Several othess are suspected, bat
have not yet bsen arrested. Inc mat
tsr became public through nephew of
~ sheriff, Who had been entrusted
viii the sale OF some Of the stolen
Isvulry. Young Msrsh. 10 is said, has
msds confession. He and young
Landfair and barkeeper named Jos. |
SohiiIieg have been arrested and ars
undss bonds.
wall street aastations.
Hxw YoRx. Sept. i5.-Pscifc SIS i2s,
American Express 97k. Canada Pa |
eiAe 43sI, Canada Soutaern 35s<. Cen |
nxl Pacino 1854, Burlington 1854. Lack
avanna s9I, Denver 4 Mo Grande |
M, Erie 1blx Kansas 4 Texas 29A |
IAss Shore 69x. Louisville q NaAa.
sills az. Michigan Central 81.
Northern Pacific 2lk, Northern Pa
slAs preferred AZ, Northwestern 961S, |
Rsv York Central 97i4, Oregon kaii-
vay and Navigation 60H. Oregon
Trsuscontinental 10k. Oregon Improve
msut 20, Pacific Mail 4SA, Panama 50.
Rook Island 1854, Sc. Pail 1874, Texas
PsoiHo I7k, Unioa Pacific 50k, United
Ststes Express 50, Wells Fargo ll3.
Western Union 69s4.
TIE Nerskern Paetae Contest.
EKw YORK. Sept. 15.-rhe contest FOR
possession of the new Board of Direct
orc Of the Northern Pacific continues,
bui tbs parties most deeply interested
are working quietly. One question at
Issue IL whether the Oregon Railway
lsass shall be ratified, and directly CON
nscted with this 10 tho question which
mates to the completion Of the Cascade
branch. Messrs. Wright, OF Phiiadel-
phia. and Morgan and Ives, of this city.
his said, are in favor OF building the
Cascade branch, and are working TO re-
asst President Harris. The opposition
sled by Mr.. Elijah Smith, OF the Ore
N Navigation Company. Mr.. Biiliags
md others. and u Is claimed that the
Wort put on the street today that
President Gable. OF the Rsck leland,
"a 10 DO made President of the North
the part OF Mr.. Smith and others, to
place him In that position. The pres
snt Board Of Directors have already APP
proved OF the lease Of ths Oregon Navi-
CATION BY vote of 10 10 8. The di
fsctors will meet tomorrow 10 consider
and approve the report 10 be presented
d tho annual meeting. To be bold on
Ne following dag.
4 Pcrssnai Explasatien.
HELKSA, Mont. Sept. 15.-O0mmis-
aonsr Iheman's attention was called TO
dispatches fiom Washington. speaking
Of his connection with the Indiana
sshool securities, and In answer TO q
sasslion, ssid: II am free TO admit my
Aa1enishment d what seems 10 DO the
ever issns Of q large amoans Of town
dip warrants. cannot say wheeher
tAsss turned over to Mr.. Richards,
- those still hold, are good or bad.
The legal opinions, together With q let
81 from eaeh OF the two National
Banks In Indiana, gave to Mr.. Martin,
y. Riehards's partner, and With whom
~ Ne business Was transacted, aud
peeed the securities at his request In
" Citiseas' National Bank, where
~ remained until Mr.. Rssal, the
91ates, had made inquiry oonosrning
I'm through his correspondent, tue
Matdan National Bank Of IndianApo-
y Think Messrs. Hsupsy, Dyer AID
ramon ell aay thai asked the most
g<efui investigation as 10 their worth.
leot them from A. Z. Davis. of Chicago.
y p ny psrsonal friend, and | cannot
oebs his honesty aud integrity. MY
eenection with these securities 10 one
legitimate business belong 10 no
9ndieate. have no interest In paint
Sanufa0turing establishment with Mr..
IVA an not his partner In any
bulDsa."
.tNlss Thoman conducted the Civil
Ruo examination here today, and
eeses TOT Portland toaight 10 conduct
ssethes there, and one in seattle On the
n Instant.
g 4. =. Grant Monument.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE follow.
II eenefal order has been Issued:
HEADQUARTERS q. A. r.,
OFriCr OF THE GENERAL.
MAsnnoros. ID. O., Sept. Is. 1855.
n9isvinR u 10 be the general desire
We members of the Grand Army OF
- kspnblic that monument should
cuseeed 10 their departed esmrade.
veoenl Q. 8 Grant. which viii tsatify
essf theif affection for him - CON-
- eed htly symbolize their appreeia.
W Ah great servicea 10 our coun-
vhose behalf they with him em-
- tAeif lives and offered their all.
49,, Proper, not 40 clothed Win
selherity In that regard, bat -
e1z1f q duty 10 which am tn L