Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-01

peciaiiy defended John Sherman from
sueh charges He stated that the only
legislation the Democratic party hsd
originated and carrisd through in .
years, vas the Bland silver bill. He
commended some acts of Prezidan,
Cleveland. and many Of his words in
regard to civil service reform, bot said
the Administration must be Judged hy
its acts aud not words.
The platform adopted reaffrms sd
nerence 70 the PRINCIPLES of frssdsrn.
equity and Nation al supremacy. Ii re-
news pledges 10 soldiers and sailors Of
the war thai shall be done for them and
theirs that justice aud gratitude de-
nand. IL demands the prompt enact
ment BY Congress OF a general espk-
rupt Law. Substantially as passed by the
senate last Congress. Ii denards i'm
mediate and unconditional suspension
OF coinage Of over valued silver dollars.
IL urges tue vigorous enfe cement of
the Edmnnds act ia UtaA, With the
passage Of such an amendment as will
give II increased efficacy. and the ca
coaraoemsnt of the Kansas plan OF set
tlina Utah Territory With Lac abiding
eiiizsus. It gives TO the Civil
Service Act its hearty approval. IL
demands extension of the princlrles OF
that Act To all business officars of the
Government. Ii fsvors aay reforms,
revisions or reductions 10 customs du
ties which will benefit labor or other
Industries. IL pledges continued sap-
pDrt 10 the firm ID sinteaaDce OF the
protective principle which prevents dis
placement IN our home markets of
American by foreign products With con-
seQ1ent diminutiou of employment,
and which also guards rs from compe
ti.ion that would result in the Practice
OF American wofkingmen beirg reeu-
lated by standard foreign mgnufsc-
torers would dictate. George ID. Rob
insoa vas rsnomiuated for Governor.
Oliver Amss for Lieutenant Governor.
and Henry b. Pierce for Secretary Of
state, by aoolamaiion. A. w. Beard, of
Boston, was nominated for State Treas
uret and Receiver General Charles X.
Ladd. fer Auditor, and Edgar l.. Sher-
man for Attorney General. All re-
c:iyed unanimous votes.
a Coed Bustness Rsiaed.
SILT LAKE, Sept. 30.-Today a soldier
OF the Sixth Infantry, claiming to be
James Harrington, An attorney at law,
was bound over in 5000 bonds by the
United States Commissioner. He had
been doing Wholesale business writing
TO persons in Ireland that they had ia
herited sums ranging from $1,000 10
fO,OOO IN the wills of purported dead |
men. His letters TO the parties enclosed |
nctitious court certificates and demand |
ed Elo to prove up the will. Several !
replies enclosed money orders, which |
VIII be returned TO the writer's.
She Changed Her Miud.
NKw HAVEN. Conn, Sept. 30.-A great |
sens ,tion was created in society circles
today by tbs announcement that Hon.
ora, youngest daughter of DIR. Edwin
harwood, rector of trinity Church, had |
eloped with and married a rioh New
Yorker named Truman Heming say and /
sailed for Europe yesterday. The sen
sation Is n,sgnitied by the fact that in
vltatious had been sent cut and extsn.
slve preparations made for the young
lady,s marriage next Wednesday to a
MI fruyn. soH Of the late John V. l..
froyn, millionaire. Both we're suiters
for her hand at the same time. The
nrst knowledge of the affair was con.
veyed IN note from her TO her parents
received this morning.
kesagnatioa Accepted.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-Seoretary
Manning today accepted the resiRna-
lion OF H.M.Jaeobus az Assistant Super-
visiuR Architect, to take effect on Oc-
tober 3lst.
Baseball.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 30.:-Athletic 5,
2.
BALTIMORE, Sert. 3O.-BaItimore 10, |
Louisville Is.
Sr. LOUIS, Sept. 30. - st. Louis 2,
8.
BEooKLYs. Sept. 30.-St. Louis 5,
Brooklyn l3.
BUFFALO, Sept. D.-Buffale 3, Bos-
ton 8.
New YORK. Sept. 30.-Metropolitan 8,
Cincinnati /.
DErRoIT, Sept. S0.-Detroit 8. Provi-
hence 5.