Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-31

transsotaons ansaati1Q 70 "a ss-
SHARES, o7f the rest Of the dsy was duil
GALES tor the next three ho1rs acyre-
rated Only lSS.00o shares. western
Union vas not very strong. On rrnors
OF some kind Of an understanding r.
tween Westsrn Onion and B1lfimor.
aAd Oais By which the tive Iiuos are "a
be merged Nothing definite 10 recsrd
30 the MISTER 10 known. hoveyeY. Wrth
few exceptions closing prices were vith.
~ -four per cent. Of the lowest hgures
OF the day, Western Union. howevsr
oeang up y from the Lowest ouo.ation.
oregon Railway and Navigation 1, Mis-
soon Ps1ine q and Northern Pacific
comm On 1.
wall street stseks.
NEW YoEK, July 30.-United states ys.
l1; Hs, lI2x; Ga, IZ24; Pseife
sc Z534. American Express IS, canada
Pacific 421S. Canada Southern e.. Cen
sral Pacific 81S, Burlington IZ9l1 Lack
avsnna To-. Denver a Rio Grauds
~, ERle l5]4, Kansas & Texas 21s<,
Lake Shore 705l Louisville A Eash.
vile 40. MtchlgAn Central 81,
Northern Paeinc zl5<, Northern Pa
emo preferred 4sL. Northwestern 71K.
New York Central 7l1{. Oregon Rail
way and Navigation 20, Oregon
Iransoontinsutai 109. Oregon Improve
ulent 255<, Pacific Mail IS, Panama s.,
hock Island lis, 90. PauI 78Lx Texas
Paci1e i41S. Union Pa0ifc 4S<, United
States Express 81. Wells Fargo Ill,
Western Onion s7s[, Unitsd, closed al
So.
CheIeTa Reperts.
WAsIzISoTos, Jaly 30.-Seoretary Bay
ard has received . dispatch from the
United states Coosul at Maresilles, say.
Ing that the recent report Of the out
break Of cholera in France 10 nnfsund
ed. In one small village there has been
q few cases Of cholora, which 10 not
epidemic. The general sanitary condi-
tion Of the country about Msrseillss
continues good.
The report from the Consul at Cardiff
says that In view of the danger Of ehoi-
era by vessels osminc there from spain
the local authorities have arranged that
all vessels shall be inspected before 40
ing, and those having sickness on beard
shall be kept In quarantine at Flatholm
Island. where cholera hospital is to be
erected.
emeiaI Appointments.
WASHINGTON. July 30.-The President
today appointed Alexander II. Shipley
OF New York to be United States Consul
At Auckland, and j. l.. MeCaskill of
Mississippi at Dublin Joseph Michel
con Harris, son OF X. n. Harris Of Bal
timore. was appointed naval cadet at
large, In place Of Kislingbury, son Of
Lieutenant kisiinRbury, who died In the
Arctic Ocean, who failed 10 pass in May.
IL 10 ru@ored that Titoomb, Assistant
Register of the Treasury, has been re-
quested to resign. Register Rosecrans
says the report 10 not true, but that q
recognising of the bareau 10 contem-
plated. Secretary Manning has appoint
ed George W. Albright, Of Albany, NY,
q skilled laboreFo In tue SIXTH Audi
tors office, at an annual salary Of $1,000.
and assigned him 10 duty a. assistant
70 the Chief OF the appointment division.
IL 10 understood that be will soon be
appointed Assistant Chief of the divi-
siou, 70 succeed George NJ. Rose, who
viii DO reduced 10 fourth alas clerk
ship. There is q question IS TO the au-
thsrity for such On appointment under
bright will eventually succeed Higgins,
~ Chief Of the appointment division.
The President has decided to retain
the following United States Oonsuls on
account of thsir excellent records: J..
III, Stewart, 90 Antwerp, Belgium +; II.
j. Spra9ue, who has been at his post
siscs ls48. at Gibraltar X. b. Chiffon,
at GodeFieh, Canada Oscar Molmfas,
ct Leith, Engiand; VIM. Thompson,
NJ Southampton, England Il. J. Ste
pklens formerly clerk Of the House
Appropriation Committeel, at Victoria,
B. c.; Philip Charrol, at Palermo,
italy R. %. Williams consul GENERALLY
at Havana. and @. @. Ford (oommer-
ciAl ARenti at Sagua, Lagrander. JAS
per Saith, formerly commercial agent
at Nottingham, has been transferred TO
NswcassIs-on Tyne. and the Secretary
Of the Board has appointed q. ). Will
Jams at Nottingham. Williams 10 q
resident Of Western New York.
maud 3. Trets q mile On as0s Sd.
CLEVELAND, July 30.-Maad y. re-
newed her claims 10 the title of Queen
of the Turf Ut Glenayiile Or elk today.
In the presence Of 1900 people the
feet little mare trotted Q mile over q
slow course In 206A. This beats her
previous record by half a second. and ID
one second and a-half faster than the
bent time ever made by any other horse.
rhe trial was for oup. and the time
gees en- record.
The day was warm. There had been
heavy showers during the night and
dawn broke With great bank of DANG
locking clouds fringing the western sky.
The heavens gradually put on
q cheerful aspect, the sun grew
hot and the cir muvky. These
seemed favorable TO
fast time, but the track was heavy. The
quarter stretch was muddy, but the san
and half Q dozen draGs improved 10. As
the day wore on and when Maud 8.
started 20 break her record the course
vas In fair condition. although 10 was
not In the opinion of the management s
fast one. Mr.. Bonner requested that no
POOLS be sold on the trial, and bulletin
20 that effect vas posted up. There
was . great deal Of private betting
though. the odds being about Is 20 .
that the mare would fail. Sporting men
bet heavily that the record would not be
lowered and waeers we're taken that she
Q alld not make Eli.
IL was s O'clock when the orchard gate
was lifted, aud Maud 8. was seen COM
inc down toward the wire with Bair In
aha sulky. A. soon As the mare was
recognized applause began, and u was
continued until abe had passed beyond
the Qfabd stand. Bair drove her sloviy
around the track. and then gave her Q
warming up mila In ASH. She waa
than taksn 10 her stable. and when
brUaght out an houF later for Der trial
she seemed 70 be IN good condition.
John Splan drove her q runner down the
stretch and tarned Just behind her.
Maud 3. began her work before the
distance stand was reached. She
struck q splendid clip, and twenty rods
from tho Judges stand bAig nodded for
toe word. Spian held . watch and fol-
Ies,ed foar or ave lengths behind, more
10 post BAR 81 10 the speed that vas
being made than ~ . help to the
mars. Tue queen vent away fasf, and
ths ons-eiehth post eas reached In l6
seconds. She rounded the turn and
headed fog the quarter. The tarn was
q tribe e,so sharp aud she vent into the
cir. BAEr stopped her and vent oaok
for another START
Whsa she came down the stretch for