Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-31

70 chicago, vas sdopsed By I7s TO IA
ins Convention also adopted recon
nendatioa OF the Executive Commi.ts,
inat all Temperance Literature be sub
lsessd 10 supervision by committee Of
the Union.
A letter. regretting her inability TO b.
present, was read from Miss Ross Eliza
beth Cleveland, sister of the Presiden:
The Yellowstone Park.
WAsHE0Tos, O,t. 3O.-The Secretary
OF the Interior has reserved the rsuor,
OF Superintendent weare Of the Yellow
stone National Park on his condac. OF
an airs since taking charge of tue Park
% July LAT last. He SAYS be found a
great lack Of discipline among the EN-.
oloyes, and that hunters were killing the
game. These things have been rene
died- and the Park IL Hox full OF game
OF all kinds, including sboat 30 bison.
large Numbers Of elk and several basds
OF antelope. About sixteen miles OF
good road to the leading attractions
awe been built. The Superintendent.
SAYS that the hotel accomn adaiions are
not what they shooid be for the price
charged. and be recon- mends that some
one lie a1th@rizsd TO see that there is
soms,hing like an equivalent given their
oatrsus- The police sf.ifs also need
regulating. and the establishment OF a
special curt to try Park cases /. REQ
ommendAd. He asks for an appropris-
ton of $4,000 for next year.
Tho stock Market
NEW foBK, Oct. 30.-Governments
| dali and strong. stocks improved some
what today, both in smsuut of business
done aud prices realized. The only
very active stock, however, vas ~ esteru
Uuion. Compared With last evening the
N arket shows An advance ranging from
a to over per cent. TIE creates, I'D
vance in active stocks was in Northern
Pacific and Western Union. Unusual
interest 10 taken 10 Northern Pacific
and Oregon Transcontinental, owing TO
the fact that options given by the Ore
Ron IranseontInentsl on other stocks
| will expire tomorrow. The President
Of The Farmers Loan aad Trust Cosu.
pany says both common and preferred
stock Of the Northern Pacific CoppAuy
have called IN large amounts of these
options. Ii Is the general belief that
all the stock embraced in the SD ions
Will be called before tomorrow night.
la negotiating its loan, Oregon Trans
SSasi1tobNA khNG OPtisn1 OJOJO
shares of Northern Pacific preferred At
50 and on 5000 shares of Northern Pa
citie common at % also on a large
block of Oregon Railway Il Navigation,
bat it is understood very little Of this
stock has been called for. 1t is ru-
nored that an injunction had been Oh.
tanned restraining the delivery of
Northern Pacific stocks on Oregon
Iransoontinental notes, but the story
was denied both by President Ralston,
Of the Farmers Loan and Trust Com.
pany, aud President Smith, of the Ore
goa Transcontinental. The stock has
been delivered for a week past. North
ern Pacific preferred shows a gain of
~ and common of while Oregon
Iranscontinental ia up a. Union Pa
sttic was weak most of the day, and
closed with gain of only q.
An American Farm In Asia.
WAsHIsaTos. Dot. 30.-EnsiRn j. @.
Faulk, United States Charge d'Afairs
at Seoul, Corea, Ia a report to the Score
tary of State, describes q 50 styled
American farm established by the King
of Corea in 1888 apon the return of the
Coreaa Embassy from the United
States. The farm is in q thrifty,
aourishing condition. 1t was planted
with seeds presented to the Embassy
by the American Commissioner of Agfi
culture. Last year the entire crop was
allowed 90 go to seed. After a very sue
cessfui season large quantities of all
the varieties of seed we're thus Oh
tanned, which were later distributed to
more than 300 localities. accompanied
by directions for planting and using
The farming with these seeds this year
has been very successful. The Ameri-
can farm has been successfully stocked
with blooded animals from California,
aud Fauik believes bat needs the advice
of competent Western farmer to be
come infinitely beneficial to Corea.
No Ada,terated Tea
wAsHrSoros, Got. 30.-United States
Consul wingate, at Foo Chow. reports
to the Secretary Of State in reply 10 in
stractions from the latter. that after
careful inquiry be is anable TO ascer-
tain that any adulteratsd tea il sold to
foreigners, there being stringent rules
against ITS manufacture and sale.
A Victory for kiktns.
New YoBx. Ost. 30.-In the suit OF
the Land Grant Company, of New Mex
leo, limited. against stephen b Elkins
and others. Judge Lawrence several
months ago, In the Supreme Court. de-
uled q motion made on behalf Of the
company for an mi Inction to restrain
E'k,ns from disposlng of his sh are in
the Nora land grant, in New Mexico,
pending the determination Of this suit,
ny which the company seeks to get pos
session OF portion OF the property.
The COMPANY appealed to toe general
term of the court, which today sffirns
the order Of the court below.
Mcclellan.
New YORK. Dot. %. 1T has besn de.
finitsiy arranged that the funeral of
General Mcclellan will take place at 10
O'Clock nj ,nday morning next from the
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church.
In accordance with the request of Mrs.
Mcclellan there will be no military de-
monstration, although all veterans who
served under the General have been in
vited TO the funeral. Rev. DIR. Parker
will conduct the simple services Of the
dead aud no eulogy will be pronounced.
rne pail bearers thus far selected are
General W. ). Hancock, General Joseph
+. Johnson, General Martin I. Mona
hon, General Fitz John Porter. General
W. b. Franklin, Hon. Il. c. Kelsey and
Colonel Z. II. Wright Of Newark. The
intermsat will take place at Trentsn.
Nearly 100 dispatches and other mes
saees Of coincidence arrived today. The
Oomte de Paris seat by cable the fol-
lowing:
Receive the expression Of the deepest
sympathy Of bis late aide for the widow
and family of bis beloved General. He
mourns not only the best Of chiefs but
the best of friends"
kilograms we're also received from
Samsel j. filden, General W. 5. Han
cock, General J. r. MCPHERSON, Rev.
DR.. John Hall, General Alexander =.
Webb, General Joseph 4. Johnston. NJ.
Rsustan, Minister of France at Wash
iaeton, and the Marquis di Torreeiani,
Mrs. Nee iellsu's brotner-in-law.
Naval Changes.
wAsHrSoroS. Ost. 3o.-The death in
this city yesterday Of Rear Admiral
de Kraft promotes Commodore John
Lee Davis, nov CON handing the Asiatic
a. AAr.aral Ihxr,x,cInra