Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-20

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weekly Bank Statement.
yoxx. Sect i9.-The weekly
.ta.euent shows decrease Of
o5a m Banks nor hold In excess
he Is per cent. rule s47,l7s,Oo.
IiIness Of Mr.. Hay.
prrssuEs, Pa. Sept. 1s.-Ex-F First
liant Postmaster Genef al hay 10 ~
= Al his home IN a Frustrated condi
-, He arrived from Cresson Springs
~. aight on a special train, and vas
a.,,ied from the car TO bis residence on
s,essher. HIS friends say he is not
s.,;oosly Ill, bat several persons Who
= him say that his condition is crit
sAl.
The International Game.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l9.-The inter
,stioual icket game vas resumed here
a. morning. and the Philadelphia
sssu finished their second inninQ With
ii runs. making a total Of 37s. The
Raziishmen then conc menced their SEQ
nd inning, having Z32 runs to make to
Gin the game.
A Gulf storm.
WASHINGTON, Sept. ia severe oy-
sIons Is nov raging in the central and
ssat gulf. The Signal Service observer
4. Indianols reports at ll.90 yesterday
Afternoon that there was no abatement
Of the storm. and the same conditions
Of weather as at the last report. except
the water Is rising and covering the fats
10 the rear of the town. At the same
rate that IL has risen the water will be
fnlly In the main street of the city to-
morrow morning.
Lynehed.
FARao, Sept, l9.-OIsen, Who out
nged and mardered Miss McEwan, in
Cavalier county, . few days ago, vas
ynchsd by q mob at Olga, Dakota, last
sight. He was identified by another
rri he assaulted while endeavorinR TO
scspe.
Guard Against smallpox.
WASHINGTON. Sept. l9.-In order that
N preoaution shall be neglected to
surn against tbs introduction OF small
al into the United States from Cana.
dan ports, the Government will issue
peeial instructions TO commanding
of3cers Of revenue cutters to speak ves-
seIs from the infected ports, and pre-
ysst the landing In the United States Of
those Who do not show clean reports of
health.
Rich silver Mines.
FL PAso. Sept. 19.-Reports Of the
ysss silver deposits in the Sabinai
Neuntains, 100 miles southeast of here.
in tbs State of chihuahua, is confirmed.
A large number of miners from New
Mexico and some from Arizona are hur-
ryine through here TO the spot. The
mines are the property of Mexicans,
Who are asking fabulous price for a
part interest. The Sabipal Mountains
are q part Of the Sierra Nevada range.
Den't lake u.
SALT LAKE. Sept. l9.-The charch OF.
gan tonight reviews John Sharp's sub
mission to the laws in an unfriendly
light, saying be did the opposite TO what
b. should have done, and virtually re-
souneed the divinity of the Mormon
religion. In agreeing TO obey a Law a.
Construed by the courts, he acted at
direct Variance with his position in the
church.
villains Arrested.
DETROIT, Sept. 19.-About q year ago
NE Pacific Express Company was rob-
bed at Peru, Ind, the express messenger
being gagged and valuabies taken. A
reward Of $500 was offered for the ar
rest and conviction OF the robbers. De-
tsotive Pat. UNeii, Of this city, was
employed on the case, and has succeeded
in bringing to punishment the perpe-
traitors, d. W. Downer, Little Al" and
Bert Lewis, express messenger. The
payment of the reward having been re-
fused, K f. Conely today brings suit
for Detective O'Neil for $1,000 damages,
being the reward with interest and ex
psuses. The suit lie a novel one, being
probably the FIRST Of Its kind.
A New Collector.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l9.-The President
has appointed Anthony Il. Zebereer TO
be Collector of Customs at Chicago.
The appointment was made on the 18th
instant, but public announcement was
withheld until today. Zsberger 10 a
prominent merchant Of Chicago, where
be has been engaged in an extensive
hardware business for many years.
Intercsting Races.
NKw YORK, Sept. l9.-At Sheephead
Bay today there was an immense at
the track very fast. The interest of
the day conferred in contest for the
great Long Island stakes between Miss
Weodford and Brunette. As third horse
Caramel was scratched after the first
beat In the first heat Brunette ran
away from both the others, until in the
last furlona. when q free use Of whip
and spur brought Miss Woodford mp 30
that ~ Brinette's jockey ceased to
ride In the straight, Miss WoOdford won
BY neck. The second heat was nearly
Q repetition of the first.
In the race for non winners, handi- |
cap, IN miles, Tom Martin won, Heel
and Toe second and East Lynne third;
time, 2:9Oal.
Third Rscs -Spcedwslls stakes. for
three year olds and upwards, seven
eighths Of Q mile. Sam Brown won,
Decoy Duck second and Patrol third;
time, 1884. i
Fourth race, Great Long Island
stakes sweepstakes, all ages, $50 each.
With $500 added, 5000 10 first and
$500 10 second. TO which 10 added the
Woodlawn vase by Dryer Brothers Of
Brooklyn. 70 become the property OF
he subscriber winning the race two
years In succession. two mile beats
Starters, Caramel, Miss Woodford and
Binnette. First heat-Carsmel got
START Of two lengths, Binnette being
seeond halt length in advance OF Miss
Woodferd. Caramel in the back
stretch increased In the lead 20 four
lengths, Binnette being now Q length
and half In advance Of Miss Wood
ford. Passing the stand In the hrsf
ruund all were running easily, with
Binnetts leading by ~ lengths, Cara.
nei second about q length ahead Of
A0 Weodford, who was under
assna pail. In the stretch che race vas
40 hot for Caramel, vho took the back
place. and Miss woodford commenced
y come mp and decrease the fosr
Auaths which Binnette led her. A
hey went down the bend McLanehiin
esmmenced TO whip the mare hard and
70 uss all his art on Miss woodford,
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