Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-07
EASTERN NEWS.
u.,s.yH 70 TEE Observation-Disclosures
Lew waliaee's Views.

uyoxx. Oct. 5.-Gsn. Lev Wsllses,
x,,i.tef to Turkey, IN an iptervieV
,.ssrd 10 the Balkan trouble, said: ="
- think any aston will be taken by
ys,tsy until the sigDatory powers meet
-. s1l.an has too much common sense
,nsa hap hazard iato war. DE will
-, the issue of the conference. In
- ~ disagreement between the pow
= urobably the whole Of Europe will
s.sxspt Into hostilities; Russia, FraRse
"a Itsly 90 ons side, and England and
s,s,ria on the other. Germany, guided
- Bismarck, will endeavor to act a.
syhi,sr. Austria would Immediately
axe possession Of Bosnia and Hsrzs2o
,iois. while Russia would occupy Dol
,1ria and ROumelis. The conference
: nest likely to result in a stdtu quo,
One Of the worlds greatest vars will
happen before the Crescent disappears
from the Bosphorus."
The Heath Failure.
EKw YoEK, October 6.-Giovanni z.
Norosihi has hes ua action in the So
orerpe Court against William Heath &
90. and their assignee, Adamson X Nc
C.pless, and has obtained an injunction
restraining defendants and their agents
from making any transfer, payment on
sslivery or other disposition OF aISs
shares OF capital stock OF the Manhat
tan Railroad CO., and % second mort
aage bonds of the Metropolitan Ele-
vated Co.. except so far az the same
nav restrain any officer or committee
Of the Stock Exchange from perform
ing its or his duties under the constitu-
fion or bylaws of the Exchange.
Morosini claims that these stocks we're
purchased for him. and that IL they are
disposed of during tbs tendency of this
snit his rights would not be protected,
and he would be irreparably injured
Convicted PsiyKsmisss.
SALr LAKE. Oct 6.--Chas. l.. White
and John Connolly pleaded guilty Of
unlawfal cohabitation today, bot, re-
fasting TO pledge obedience tn the Law,
vere sentenced To six months in the
vnitentiary and a $500 fine. Aurelius
Hiner. tried for unlawful oohabitation,
sas found guilty. Sentence postponed.
Cabinet Meeting.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Ga meeting OF
ths cabinet was held today, at vhich all
the members we're present except Score
tafy whitney. Among the questions
considered was the Spanish oonnsrelal
treaty, and several appointments under
The Treasury, Interior and Justice De-
partmeIts.
The Utah Commission.
wAMrSGroN, O,t. 6.-The Utah Co n
mission will meet in this city on the Goth
inst. TO prepare and submit to the Sec
retary OF the Interior report on the
operation OF the Edmunds act IN Utah
during ths last year.
work for the senate.
When the Sc rate meets there will be
at least between five and six hundred
postm asters, appointed during the re
oess, submitted for confirmation. In
addition IL In esti una ted that dnring the
session the terms OF at leas. 900 post
masters will expire, 80 that the nomins
tons OF over 10 % postmas.ers will come
before the Senate daring the next SEES
sion. There are 1895 Presidential post
masters in this country. and at the rate
observed during the past SIX months all
the Presidential postmasters will be
shangsd In two years
The oregon Senatorial Vacancy.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-An Oregon Re-
publican who has just arrived says that
the Governor of that State has not yet
determined to call an extra session of
the Legislature TO elect United States
Senator, and that it ia the impression in
Oregon that IL the Governor IL con
vincsd no successful objection will be
made to she admission OF Senator ap-
pointed by him DO will not convene the
Legislature, but will make an ad interim
appointment.
An Annexation scheme That Failed.
WASHINGTON, Oot. 6.-Dr. Theo. Ca
uisus, after having spent twenty years
in the consular service, the last three at
Eamoa, has returned here broken in
health. He brings q letter from the
King OF Samoa aud SONS gifts. DIR.
Canisus was an eye witness Vt the re-
oAt attempt OF the Ger nan Govern
mont to obtain possession of the Sa.
moan Islands, and the letter which he
brings from the present King haliotoa
Ia a pathetic protest to the United States
against those who seek to annex his
kingdom. King Mslictoa now has about
10000 subjects, DIR. Osntsus and the
British Consul, when the German war
ships arrived at Samoa, erected a fort
and planted the German flag there,
made very energetic protest that Ger
many should not ssizs the group of
islands, and undoubtedly il was in great
measure due to the vigorous protests
Of these two Cousuls that the German
expedition stopped where IL uiu.
SIS Beeves.
BALTIMORE, October 6.-The steamer
Monsmore Is reported from Liverpool
a. having lost her deck load. She sail
ed from this port on the 18th ult. She
b enc Of the johnson line, and besides
an assorted cargo took out 5l5 cattle,
which were housed on deck. Agents
here state that the cattle belonged to
different shippers, and we're insured in
Montreal and Boston companies. They
bad no definite information as TO the
na@ber Of cattle lost.
Lessensd Farnings.
BosroS, Oct. 6.-The net earnings Of
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railway for August were 81 LOG 2Sl. q
decrease Of k2a6, 1888 compared with the
corresponding month in 1884.
A New Chairman
INV YORK. Oct. 6-Tbe annual
meeting of the New York Clearing
House Association today elected q. q.
Williams, President of the Chemical
National Bank, chairman for the en-
suing year. in the place Of Edward II
Perkins, Jr., President Of the Importers
and Traders, whose term expired. Vim.
A. Camp was elected manager.
A Resignation
WASHINGTON, Oet. 6.-The President
has accepted the resignation of VIM. h.
Fleming as Associate Justice OF the Su-
pesms Court of New Mexico, 10 take
eject on the appointment and Qualii-
cation Of his successor.
Murdered HIS wife.
hosokES, Dot. Gee. II. Disque,
saloon keeper, surrendered himself to
The police this afternoon. saying that be
had killed his wife. An Investigation
proved the truth of this statement
His story Is that he went home this If
tsfnoor, AID found his wife drunk and
sstranxe man 10 the bou se, who quickly
lefti that quarrel arose; that hts wife
Tried 10 kill hin with knife, and that
u the struggle for possession OF the
weapon, it accidentally entered her
nroat. The woend IL eight inches
BOG, running from ear TO ear. when
tee pslice vept 20 the place they found
a -. ~.