Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-19
elsTERN NEWS.
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- Taax, MAFHl 49, : = --r-'.a'
~ "a dnil, sxespt tnree Der censS
bwst. Stocks we're irregn-
- go quite fsvesish. and de.
So - actins than for several
u ss11 Ths Weakest spots 10 the
~ -. paeiGs Mail and Union Pa
& 80 - eeline1 heayiiy on reports
- s.s.sd froubis between the two
Ivas reported this mora
,hs Upiar Pacific had given
s.sses % the Pacific Mail Of the
SeL1.;.asnee Of the contract By which
srwer rsesivsd . monfnis g 9ssdy
~ Pscifc riisroads OF FSs.OOu.
- % the terms Of the eontraot
= I.rusipa.ed only on SIX mouths
= 1900 by niIfusl consent. fhe
- pesifs IN charged With divert
- oser thu Sursst route, and
= - trpubles ere thoaRht n grow
~ disbursement between the
- ,ailrosas fclly ~ much, OF more,
-, N spy uisnudarsta siding be
- psefae Mai and tbs bnisn
- Pxaghe Mail was highest At the
- vberl Il solsi % 60j54. aud closed
90. : los Of 2 I. With sales OF - $50
- rnio1 PasEhc vas feverish all
a snowtd . net decline OF "a.
80 Of s. $50 iEhsres-
~ ssaasesssasentai assseiaatsn.
IS YoeK. Marda ia California
- aseut said this EnorainQ: 1T
- deriving thst the affairs of the
sssroasjnsntal Association are in Q
- critical condition. Ii meets 10
- On the zOIh, and the Arss step
= = % bring abosit 3 complete resto-
-. a rates, ~ cutting has been
= ansstisfactory both to the larger
s..le,s hsss and on the Pacific Coast,
-, haaa back wanting to see how
: ala are going 10 be, % taat they
!. .Aip freight at button figures.
,~ssssa Baai I,ease OF she Oregon
railway and Navigation.
srs foaE, March ls.-Ihe deaira-
Ia If giving up tile present manage
- for the guarantees OF lease is
4 - bsinQ astlvely discussed By the
-, Navigation stockholders ia Bos-
Tso suggestions find supporters.
~ q that the road be leased 10 the
\ ssthsrn Paei6o alone; the other tina;
1 ~ IsAsed 70 the NSrthsFn Pacific and
: Iinion Pacific jointly. Those &C
~ fssofing the daal lease by the
Erfbmu and Union Pacific include
ssss u the Oregon Navigation direc
r ssd also William Epdicott. holder
100 shares OF Navigation. Presi-
- Adams IN reported a. favorable TO
! = management. lhe smaller Boston
badsrs OF Navigation argue that the
CIulan Pacific should be included In the
engagement, because one Boston prop
a, sh0ald help another whenever poo
"a IN order 10 further the general
sisrssts Of the city.
Tie war Win the outlaws.
sfKxaKR, New Mexico, March ls.-
\ ardsF Of President Cleveland a d.
ssknens Of the Tenth infantry arrived
A. Afternoon and escorted 90 Las
Esas for safe keeping the besieged off,
"a Les, Kimberly and Hixenbaugh,
y slsyers Of the three deperads rob
m Dick Rogers. He'd River Tom and
esfris, at their attalk on tho officers at
y hil on Monday last. While many
kshs cowboy avengers left town last
mi. many remained. determined Co
ssnge the death OF their comrades ~
nan a. the officers made their appear,
noe. OF this the latter were advised,
haes the request ut tbs Governor for a
zEsary escort out e'f town. Ga the ar.
isai Of the train chs inhabitants hocked
SHE house tops, and the greatest sx
aismens prevailed, a. 10 was expected
llAi IN attempt would be made to seize
Ike officers and hani, them. No demon
arsiions we're made however. The
rain arrived al Las Vegas .. eight this
Itsning.
The desperate C,irrie was the same
nm Who shot and killed Porter some
sara ago al Marshall, Texas, while the
liter vas trying 10 shield some ladies
rom insult.
strikers senteaced.
81. LOUIS, March ls.--Ed. Dooli,tie
"a John Sehonbaah, the two railroad
afihsrs arrested 90 Hannibal, No, a
~ days ago by United States Marshal
asasins, for interference with the oyer
s.isn of the Wabash railway, had
lszrina today befose Judge Brewer, OF
- United States Circuit Court, aud
s<ss each sentenced 10 60 days jail.
Another sless,'y for sAe Mea.
DAIlAs, Tex, March ls.--On the ter
msnalton Of the strike here the ware
Assse employees, vho were suspended
shsn the freight trains we're stopped,
Unused 30 return 10 work unless the
NE nf q dollar and half per day, re-
tHs<d 10 dollar & day last september,
- restored. Tue Company today sue
tsnbed 20 the dnmisnd, and the men re-
suiasf work.
General traat.
NV Yoax, March iS.--General Grant
s<ss 10 sleep between 10 aud II O'Clock
~ nizhi, after q hypodermic injection
4 Morphine. He llspt well durinR the
zlskt aed only awoke twice. He was
iseiins better this morning.. after last
niehs'a rest.
De- Douglas left General Grant at
40 tonighs. HA said General
Unnt retired az Il:W last night and
lapl continuously tor four hours. He
iasa arose, gaFgied his throat, retired
y bed again aud slept an hOar, after
xhieA HE rsss Wan Intermittent. He
Ne q 10 q. "a. he had slept about
sieht heafs- he 10 bright thia evening
nd vsFy strong. He took food. his
tsiR . nafuiSl and be suffered little, u
az, pain. There has been no Increase
= he throat difficulty IN the last three
aays and II SCENE 30 have bean ar
sesssd.H
ksa q the IReckiinx valley ssFtke.
onLuxEus. Ohla. March ia e,u
sssston Of striking miners at Straits
We usik delegaias from the Hooking
valley mines dssided today TO accept 50
ssah PER ton. Tha ends the strike be
ssa lsat April.
Border 'rrsahles.
AnksssAs Orr. Kas.. darea Is
sssistEinn recruits iItill continue 10 ar
nss % the camp Of the Oklahoma
sesmtrA and there seems 10 be = deter
easatien 70 hold she ground until
Issseaf action 10 taken By the Govern
nsnf
Reports ars arriving Of restlessness
ssAane the Cheyenne Indians near Fort
As1A Two stock lnsn direct FROM tha,
salty .oniRht Report thai the Indians
~ lsanlRing In war dances Ct various
Fosnkh
se'lshsfa immhsrasisa societies.
~ 0zEsAss. March is.-Ths Immi.
t.afisn Conssntisa voted 10 merge the
~ hoathern Immigration Societies,
Nsiifefnia IA included Ia the territory.
Mexanfcy asa xaliisaa.
raltAnEtPlIta. March 49, -McCafftey
~ hallzsan signesl articles today for a
Ap<ii "a
ne fiaansis seaatsrship.