Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-28
THE HAF on THE COAST.
RalIroaa Men Praise the
Canadian Pacific.
Prssisszs sprsEas Asked % ResiEs-
Ths seReossr AnnA Hsrmlne suak
or sAs Ossxoa Csast -Dssisioa
ha Tosasso Cass.

In Fohaec0 CAse.
Cs2Dllnensing ne caanalan Faelae,
San FRARumo0. Ooa. 27.-RAilraad
men Wha reoentiy made . "trip over the
Oansdian Pauife say that she bnsipess
of that road Is excellent. OF sash ex-
tent, IN fast, that she company has not
sufficient cars % aao0mmodate IL pa
fruna. Local trafIia is steadily develop
in1. copper ore shipments from North
arn Lake SupeEioF having become qasee
oonalderahle, TKanaoonsinental bnai-
ness 4 being done, although the eom-
pany is oompeling with American lines
fof saoh Paoifs Coast shipmenta as
make desirable freight. Ihere = no
AnuFahansi0n 0f any interruption Of the
wintsr trafie en- account Of snow OF the
severity os TIE climate and the com
panT's ofleials even express tbo opluiou
thar the tour a travel during tbs winter
viii hs On . large scale, as veRY many
EnRIishmen Who have never sen Uan-
ada are anxious to have q peep at i IN
the season Of frost and snow. Ihe
snow sheds whieh are heimR built along
the line IN Eelkirk Range are nearly
oomplelad and uiil be finished before
ne winter has set ia. SsveFal bFanch
linea 10 Be used Is feeders for the Cana
dian Pacific viii ho built next year.
rraf1a aFFanQBments heEa been made
With aha Wabash, Sc. Louls and Paoiaos
aud Chicago viii be reached hy the
Canadian Paciao over that line.
momer 3 spEague AHked - ResiRn.
TIE Beard Of Trustees ct Mills Col
NJ 49,
B. 2praqua, the President OF that insti- /
tuition. 70 resign. The cause Of this 40
ton ON the part Of the Trustees Is that /
thsY are dissatisfied with the changes be |
haa recon mmended, claiming that they /
ar TO radieal. President Spraeus de- /
elines 70 accede 60 the request and fur
ther action viii Be taken by the Board |
AZ ita meeting on next Friday.
sehoener sank.
san FRANorsoo. Ost. ga dispatch /
TO the Merchants Exchange today an
nouncea that on the 22d inst. the achoon-
er Anna Hsrmine was sunk at Port
Blackjack. near Cape Orford On the
Oregon coast, By atriking q eunken rock.
The schooner was loaded with 60 tons
Of sandstone taken from q recently de-
velOped quarry at that port. She left
San Francisco on September 4th, 10
Of Captain Jurgensen, 90
bring the arst load Of rock ever taken
fFem the Blackjack quarry By sea.
DeelsIon IN q Tobacco case
San FRANc1sco, Dot. 28.-JndRe Ma
guire today rendered q decision IN the
famous Jones- -Brandenstein OF 81. con-
test, In the decision, the Court states
that plaintiff, Witcher Janes, and the
Joseph Brandenstein, Men
dell EaberR. simon Bahman and Julius
Ehrman, Wers eopartneFs engaged In
the manufacture Of tobacco and that
the Seal Rock Tobacco 90. was 3 mere
agent Of the oopartnerahip. The j. b.
Pace Tobacco Factory Co. at Richmoad,
Va. was pnFehased BY and for the CO.
and tie plaintiff is entitled
20 a dissolution Of the oopartnership.
Upon these conclusions the Court hnds
that Jones is entitled 10 full acc0unt-
ing Of the Issues aad the profits ef the
business Of tae eopartnsrship. The
order Of the Court Is that q full and
trae accounting Of the property, busi-
ness and affairs OF the o0partnership be
bad; that such accounting be OF all the
business OF the Seal Rock Tobacco Co.
aud an she business between the 90
and the J. B. Plcs Tobaooo
o.; and that such accounting be taken
in accordance with the views expressed.
the San Franelseo Railread Meeting.
San FRkNcSsoo, October q. --Since the
var Of tFanscoutinental rates last spring
nothing has occurred 30 interest the
agents as much a. the meet
ING which opened Yesterday az the Pal.
aoe Hotel. The Pacific Coast agents Of
various lines were souad today 70 con
strno the Significance Of union ticket
offios Ia different waya. One version
was that such an Office voald contain
the representativesof OF each Of the trans
continental lines. who woald keep .
continual surveillance over the acts Of
each other, and that this would pre-
vert no rate cutting, and also that no
Offices would be closed except the pres
ent transoontinental Offices. the change
not affecting agents OF the Iowa and
trunk lines. Another idea was that the
union once means that all Offices shall
remain open, bat that tickets shall be
sold only at ..the union ofiee, this 10 be
under the control Of an Impartial arbi-
traitor, Of q committee who shall recon
mend no route, bat who shall zee that
ths schedule rates 10 Eastern points are
maintained. still another view was
thai with the unioa oliios all other On
rs Would be closed. Among the sag
gaasions thrown ont, whiie the actions
and probabilities concerning the pend
inc conference are under discussion, is
q covert threat OF var IN S0uthern Cali
forpia next month When the Eastern |
business begins 20 move more briekly, |
provided that no agreement shall be |
reached.
Anxleus Abeas the saFdsnyx.
RAN FRkNoIsCo, Ost. ~ --Considerable |
anxiety 10 felt here about the steamer
SaFdonyx, which vas reported Ia dis
tress last week od Cape PeFpetua, Ore
Ron. Last Sunday the Yaquina aaw her
neaF umpqua. bnt did not stop - no
signals Of distress were shown. The
State Of California, which arrived IN
port today. passed b. Umpqua two days
ago. The SaEdonyx vas not then seen
on account Of heavy foR. She sas 10 q
very bad condition at the latest reports
and fears are entertained that shs has
sunk.
Bmprisoned fog Lafs.
Bhx FnaScrsoa. Ost. 27.-The iury 10
the case Of Flank Gleioh0G, accused Of
the murder OF Richard echnltzs. " the
ChioaQ0 brewery en- the l7th Of July
lasi, brouQht in q vefdiei Of guilty Of
murder in the hFst degree and fixed the
penalty 81 impnssamens for life.
Comin9 Weather.
sAN FRANcIsco, Ost. 27-s p. m.-Ths
Indications for tbe next q hours foF
WaahiRaton Territory are sl0ndy wea-
thor and occasional rains.
FOREIGN.