Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-10

Louisville from susranteesno n nn
w OF bonds 10 aid the sonstruetioo q,
composing parallel line between Louis
vile and Danville. Ihe rest Of tbs
market vas from X 70 IL u~r zen.
lower. Sc. Paul. Lake Shore and West.
efn Union show the heaviest net de-
clues
kaferfas New Territory.
ST. PAU, Nov. w. s. King and C.
ID. Loring of the American Trlesrspb
company we're before the Board o.
Trade here today advocating thai,
project A committee vas Apo nsed &c
work up the enterprise. Thess gentle
men say that they Will push their pro
lect OF an independent line from
Duluth, 81. Paul aud Minnesota to Chi
caeo WITH all possible dispatch. Work
VIII probably begin this winter.
The Isshma. Transit.
WASHINGTON. Nov. Sin references 20
Secretary whItney's order sending ID.
Tennessee and G4lena to the Is,nnu.
OF Panama the Star SAYS that IL il in
fsrred that he IL anxious TO prevent
another outbreak similar TO tia, of las,
spring, which will epdanRer the i-thu rs
transit, rendering this government
liable for dam ages, and quotes a naval
ofncer a. saying: I'VE have not receives
the bill for the burnipe Of Aspinvall
vet, but il will be along tbs winter. ana
there will be qut e howl raised. Dam
aRss TO the extent OF a good uany
million dollars we're caused By the
burning Of A-p,nw.Il, and IL looks vsr,
mocn a. II the government would be
tn NrN<,f ~ -
teeo TO keep the transit opAn. Colan
Ola conid not do It, and IN the event OF
IT'S Failure the responsibility rested
upon oor shoulders We opened the
transit, but before that was done Aspiu
wall was burned, and millions of dollars
Vor' OF property Was destroyed. Tne
people vhe suffered will EXPECT re-
enumeration, and say they will send the
bill to the UAited States"
Auditor kiesewesier Pleads not Guilty
COLUMBUS (Ohio), Nov. 9.-Stste
Auditor kiesewetter was arraigned be-
fore the Mayor this evening charged
vita shooting, With intent to kill, W,
j. Elliott at the Neil House last evening
de entered plea OF not guilty and his
preliminary hearing was set for mex,
Monday.
Collector Of Customs n Beaten.
WAsHIseToN. Nov. 9.-The Presiden,
this afternoon appointed Hon. Leverest
Saltonstall Collector Of Customs At
Boston In place Of Ronald WorthipR-
ten, removed.
The DEGREES Of the Pienary Ceaaeii.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.-Archbishop Glib
bons, who hss just returned from Wash
inston, says he expects DR.. Icconslrs
arrival tomorrow with the DEGREES of
the late Plenary Council approved BY
the Pope. He will recsive them az
Apostolic Delegate, and nothing CON
tanned ia them will be divulsed until
they are promulgated BY him. The
whole will b. printed before their
promulRstion. and be thinks they will
make q beck of 800 octave pages, and
that several weeks will elspss before the
printing can be completed. Then they
will be issued with pastoral letter
from the Apostolic Delegate.
Fad Of the raber Divorce Trial.
BosroN. Nov. 9-Judgs Allen, 10 the
Superior Court today, rendered his de-
cisiou IN the divorce suit of Fred. j.
raber from his wife, Auuis j., alleging
with hsr pastor, Rev. Mr..
Downes, pastor of the Bovdoiu Square
Baptist Church. The wife Submitted a
cross bill charging her husband with
marital infdelity. The Judge gratis
the husband q divorce and dismisses
the CROSS bill.
lnterceding for Riel.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Msjor Edmund
Mallet Of this city, we'll known vorker
in the French cause in the United States
and an intimate personal friend of Louis
Riel, had an interview with the Presi-
dent this afternoon, and made a strong
appeal for the interference of this Gov
eminent 10 prevent the hanging of Riel
by the Canadian authorities. The Pres
ident heard Mr.. Mallet fully, and after
giving the matter thorough considera-
ton, concurred With Mr.. Bsyard's opin-
ion previously given. that il was not
case in which the United States Gov
eminent could properly interfere.
The Reerganized Commissien.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9-Colonsl W. L.
vho succeeds Judge lhoman
as Civil Service Commissioner, arrived
in this city last night. Today be took
the oath of offic and with the other
Com On listeners called on the President.
After leaving the White House the new
bad Its FIRST meeting. The
only business transacted vas the slec-
ton Of Mr.. EdSertou as President. The
case Was discussed informally.
bat no conclusion was arrived at. The
report OF the new examiners vas re-
oeivec. IL shows that Mr.. Sterling
passed twenty fourth on list OF tLirt,.
WITH an average fraction over 90. The
Commission will hold an shef meeting
when the question whether
the entire list Who passed suocessfulI,
the Examinations for weigher AZ the
New York Custom House shall be sent
10 the appointing 20 ser or whether only
the four highest on the list shall be
certified, will be decided.
The sssek Last.
HKv YoRK. Nov. So. s. Sc i02x.
&<'s ll3A, As l3bs. Pacific IS l2ss,
American Express l02. Canada Pa
cific 50k. Canada Southern 49,. Gen.
trail Pacific ASK. Darlington l351S. Lack
awanna ll9k. Denver 4 kio 9rAnde
lsh. Ere IN, Kansas 4 Texas 27s4,
Lake shore IS, Louisville 4 Nash-
VILE As,<. Michigan Central 75{, Nsrth-
ern fssiic 25k. Northern Pacinc
preferred IS. Northwestern ll0*.
New York Central l0St. Oregon Rail
way and Navigation 50, Oregon
Transcontineutal y. Oregon Improve
ment 30, Pacific Mail 56ha. Panama 81,
Root Island 1Z3IS, 81. Paul 9SA. Texas
Pacific 2Ox. Union Pacific 60. United
States Express GO. Wells Fargo liz.
Western Union 1854.