Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-27
PACIFEC COAST.


Ehe Masa Car Jumpea ne Head.
PzrAEu1rA fCal.l J, Ost. a6. I.ass ni9hf
he l4sa eaF 81 tba freirht train honnd
eoGlk % ne North Pacific Coaat Raii-
Toed ionped TIE track near fke Penn-
1SlTania Grove. and badly doubled ~
t4elTe cara TIE of6ceFs and wurkncn
q t1s rad Uore a. work all niaht clear
lnz fee track. Ne pereon Ues iuiuEed.
lhe demage % the ears an0unts %
ahoui $1,000
CAeWtnE Can Carried ne nssease
SAX FRaNczs0o. Oct. &-Chariss P.
1Aomas, an Oakland boz Is years old.
recantly traded choWinR gum With q
e1mpani0n who had the aiplheria.
XoUae Thomas raniractsd tha dissasa.
and erom him, bis faiheg, his hroihas
ans tWo younGer children have oon-
Racted L. Chafies died yesterday.
EMeres eo mad me Raie war.
sAN kAANcIsoo. Oct. R-Ak g NEST
lnR q the passenger agents this egan-
ta1. the Passenger AeeneE' Azociattau
azreemeut. which went into force on
Sune Solh ba1 vas subsequently, broken.
gas again adopted win slIRht altera-
tons As tha basis Of assttlement q tie
present rate eating troubles. Il binds
all ne reads 70 maintain the rates 10 Be
axed upon and pay only q certain
agreed commission. A resolution waa
eaafed and adopted b vote of Is % 1
g tEausaot all pAssanRaE business
through one uni0n cfdse. Tha Atlantic
a faclda and tka overland cnnnsclions
voted IN the negative on this rasalufisn,
and 10 u ENqairea unanimona consent
Tor any act 20 be made binding, the
matter vas postponed Cor further can.
alderatlon uutil tomorrow, tili which
time ths meeting adiouFnea
Ceulplaiats REled.
L. II. and BENZ. L. Burlinz. trustees
of the estate of william and James "
BariinR, dseessod. have filed complainf
u the Superior OonEt against Frank
@. Neuland and 3. W. sharon, trusteas
Of tue estate of William sharon, pray
inR for an accounting. The complaint
seta fofth all the tEansastiona belaeaa
william Sharon and William q. Ral-
slon. and between Sharnn and tie
plaintiffs IN the settlement 81 the Raj
ston estate. rho plaintiffs sus for
&6l2.o&1 a. executors ~ the will cf
William Borling, and &l9l SOS a. exeon-
tors ok the estate Of James W. Butline,
lhe moneys alleged 10 be due from the
sharon estate in the settlement o. the
Ahairs Of The lats ". O. RAlston With
ihe plaintiffs.
IEtsFesiing Meeting o. RaIlFoaa Men.
6AE FRANuzsoo. Ost. S6.-An Import
ant meeting Of railroad men was hele /
today e. the Palace Hotel. The third /
Glass rates frsm this city 30 New YORK /
have been largely cut. While the rate /
Ia nominallg az t6l, 4 has been possible /
70 secure q tioknt for ; fl6 less. Tha com. /
pefilion caused by commissions b said /
10 have resulted In q general demoxal- i
izaston N rates. Eirs9 class rates have i
heen somewhat demoraliHed hy aha
commission influences, but the bulk of 1
The business or a very large proportion /
Of Il, has been In third class rates. The /
Decentralization has been most fali in i
third class tickets. To ses IL soma way /
aoald not BE- devised 10 secure q oondi- /
ton Of affairs mere satisfactory % al /
roads, E. A. Ford. General Passenger /
aud Freight Agent Of the PennsylVania !
liness soms time ago sent out q circular
letter asking the representatives Of the /
other lines II i would be aooeptable 70 /
them 10 held q meeting ia this city 70 /
ocnsidsr she situation. Tha majority /
q the general passenger agents answer /
Cd ii the affirmative, and today was /
named by Mr.. Ford IN his letter. Tha /
meeting vas FOR The purpose OF naoOl- |
lnc, II possible. more comprehensive /
and satisfactory plan than that n0w Ia |
vogue for the oonduct Of the East bound /
thFonRh passenger tEafia FROM the Pa
oiao Csaat. Among tha local fepEssen-
tat1ves Of The various roads, there
see@ed 20 b q diversity 0f splnion as
to what will be accomplished. The
opinion appears 60 be that the point of
attack wiil Be- Ii the matter Of eanmi.-
sions. The Northern Pacific and Cana
dian Pacific are said 10 be, by reason of |
thaiF QeoQrnphical position. Ont az
consideration. Oae Of the general pas.
ssneer agents from The East said, BE-
fore The session, that be Thought very
little could Be acoo uplished bseauee 81
the small attendanoe of general passsn-
ger aRents
shipping HnieIllEencs.
SEATTLE. Ool. 26. - Sailed - Bark
Enoch Tablet, Caplain MeNeal, with
Biack Diamond coal for San Francisco.
Ship Blue Jacket, Captain Perceval,
has taken Der place under the okutes 10
load Black Diamond coal for San Fran
eisso. The ship Mount Washington,
Captain Fox, ia loading Fnnkiin csai
for San Francisco. The Umatills, Gap
tain Holmes. ia loading coal for PORT
land.
ArFived-Brig North Star, Captain
TreanoF, 30 load lumber from Stetsoa 3
Posts mil for San Diego. She has
been disohaFglnR ballast for several
days past at Milton Point, and vas
loWod 30 the wharf today.
aAN FRANcIsco. Oot. 16.-Arfivod-
Steamer Queen Of the Pacific from Puget
SQUAD.
PoaT DnoovEn1, Oct. 2s.--Baiied-
Ship Sumatra.
Pom BLAKEE1. Oct. - Sailed Ship
Prussia.
TAToosH, Oct. 26.--The steamer En-
pire passed oat e 6 3. n. Thick foa on
the ocean. Gentio southsast wind.