Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-28

Caahslis rnavkr.aiy.
BAETna0nz. OF. IA meeting d
TIE Cafhalie Univagaity Board WMa halc
today aR the Cardinal's homa. Ihert
were present Cardinal 0inbons, Arch
bishops Williams, Ryzn and CoFfeRsn
Bishops Spaulding, keane. ireland and
Martha, Menseinniox Farley, Reverend
D0cfoFs Foley and Ghappell, and
Mssars. Z. WaQQaman and Michael
Jeakina. Tbs plans for tho UniVeralt5
were discussed fully aud the minor DE-
tails we're arranged. A letter was pre-
pared and addressed 20 the Pope
asking His Heliness % bless and ap
prove Of lhe institution, and Submitting
lhe detaiia Of sandy, discipline. organ
izAtion, ETC.; also letter % the Uaral'
nal Prefeot Of FropaEAnda which Wal
OF similar tenor. Iheea Wefa entrusted
30 TIE Rt. Rsg. Bishops kaana. Of kieh-
mond. and Ireland, of Se. Paul, whc
will carry them 30 Rome, calling from
Neu York On next Saturday. Il ual
stated at the eonfsFenoe thaf $500. .Q0l
had been subscribed fn Addliina 90 lei
0aldwell's original ountribution Of
Do44Fug94 - HAF@
PouAnoxrAs (Va.), Oct. GA nre
this morning destroyed sixteen houses,
insludina two hotels and several busi
nass houses. George Babeg. Of Lynch-
burg. persisted In the flames. Several
ether persons are missing. The IRE vas
the work Of an inoendlary. Heavy
rains saved the town. Tue less will
reach 1000; insurance unkn0wn.
Grand ChieF RnGineer AFthur Ne
Rlecaed.
NKw YoRx, 0st. 27.-Ths National
BroiheEhood % Locomotive EnRinoera
70 elected today p. M. Arthur aB Grand
Chief EaRineaF. for thFee years.
Blaine In Pennaylvnnaa.
Prxrsnuno, Ooa. a7.--Blains lafs here
this morning fer his trip through the
anthracite regions % Pennsylvania.
The sour viii take up two days and
Blaine will make sixteen speeches.
Daasaeisfled ntochholdera.
NEw YoRz, Oct. N.-OoanssI on BE-
half Of the stockholders Of ths Indianap
oils, Cincinnati q Lafayette Railroad
began proceedings In the Supreme Court
against the directors OF she read, Geo.
Bliss, W. A. Booth, o. q. Landon. n. r.
ingalls,, Thos. II. Perkins, 8. j. Broad
we'll, John n Kennedy. w. =. Reynolds
and Thao. Cook, charging them with
o0nspiraoy Ia fraudulently depressing
The assets Of the road and forcing a
foreclosure sale, 20 that they could Oh
tain oontrol Of the road at little o3st By
ouying IN the stosk. The complaint
= aaEa - a 49, ..-.....t.. -ts.k skm-~ 49,.
thus obtained be held In trost for the
stockholders. The e0mplaint claims
that Governor Haadley. Of Ohio,
procured the foreclosure sale aa coun-
lel, and further alleges shat be was one
Of the oonapiratoFs. Today JadRe Dono-
hue heard Arguments upon motion to
yacate an order Of examination Of the
directors on she ground THAI the plain
lihs had already sufficient facts on
which 20 frame q complaint. The de
oisien was reserved.
He Leaves Mae Millions.
Alfred Smith, q Newport millionaire
real estate owner, died yesterday. He
leaves $1,000, 600.
ReIiing Alfll Barned.
TAuNroN (Masa.), Oot. 27.-The roll
Inc mill Of the Old Colony Iron works
N East Tauuton was burned this mora
ing loss $50, 900 partially insured.
rhe Prosealans Episcopal ConVensIon.
CHIoAao, Oct. 27.-In che General
of the Protestant Episcopal
Church q communioatiou vas reserved
from the House OF Blshcfs declaring
lhaa 10 the Judgment OF the Bishops the
lae Of the unfermented juice ef chs
RrApa 10 the sacrament is not warranted
By the example Of our Lord and 10 an
departure from the pFao.
lice OF the Catholic Church, and that
he mixing Of water With the wine was
not objectionable, provided Il be not
done Enthusiastically until authorized by
he rubrio. The message did not re-
luire any action by the Depu ties.
A resolution was adopted 10 appoint q
committee to present Q plan for making
notification TO she dtocesea Of the
shangea adopted Ia the prayer beck.
A resolution vas adopted providing
for committee Of three Bishops, three
oleFicals and three laymen, 20 whom
sh0uld be reoommifted the whole sub.
ieot Of marriage and divorce, 10 report
N4EAIIHW4 AUhNOWNNlA
on the second day thereof.
The House then resumed o0nsidora-
lien Of the proposed amendments 10 the
Book Of Common PRAYER.
Ihey Must Recognize she Canadian
Paeine.
NnW YoKK, Oct. 27.-Yice Prsaident
Orookeg, Of she southern Pacific Rail.
road, says that the negotiations for the
resumptl0n Of the transo0ntinental
agreement ara delayed because the Pa
oiie Mail wants g larger bonus than she
railroads are willing 20 give. bat II that
matter we're settled there woaId still be-
the obstacle caused By the Canadian
Paeihc competition 10 the Pacific Coast.
and its establishment Of agencies q
san Francisco 10 compete for the trans.
oontinentAl business, Of which IL is TAX
inc . good deal al cot rates by way OF
VancouveF and Winnipeg 10 Sc. PaaI
and Chicago. Ne tranaoontinental
pool can nov Be formed" Crooker says,
. or she agreement made with the Pa
oido Nail without recognising the Cana
dian Pacific as Q tFansoontinentai line" I"
Arrival sf the Presidents PArsy.
INV YoRx. Oct. 27.-PTesidsnt Clsvo-
land arrived here fron Washington on
the e.l6 Congressional limited train.
He Waa accompanied By Secretary Of
State Bayard, Secretary Of the Navy
whitney, Secretary Of the Interior La
maF, Postmaster General Villas, and
Private Secretary Lamont. A large
cFogd gathered at the depot 10 greet
him. The psFty drove 10 the residence
OF 6eoFctAFy Whitney, where they will
remain daring their stay IN the city.
The President has not prepared aug
speech fer temoFrou's esremonios, bat
vii speak exlemporansoasiy.
The Womanss ChFistlan Tempermnee
Union Cenventton.
MnxnAPoLn, Oot. N.-At tie OPEN
ing Of the National WOmaa's ChFistian
TempaFanca Unioa Convention tAis
morning if was urged that q memoriai
he seat 70 Congress against tbs dis
psnsinR Of beeF . the inmates Of the
Soldiers and sailors Homes. The FB-