Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16

hnsinas ID fha hnnas AZ tEaataa aur
tEn hHBsEa e fas cnsdianra James 3.
4hangEeB. ffesi1snf e tha b1nk hs1
made the faifowina a4atamant q tAe
banks a. airs Kas aEsst8 - ehn o4mk
are ample g pr al dsposzoEs and Ne
EssnkhaidsEs IN fail. Iho hare times
and the sxfrena dif1naiiy e ooslectfna
lndneed The dIEeefora b turn pTeE tkeir
buzlne1 % 4 srus1sa. Who vii ealtset
e1d pay tls dapozilors and s9oek holders.
1ha smaea aEaonnk 60 ahoua &6o0o
1ne liabilities % net aDo1n1 - quite
thai snm.r
Baxey,s ResuFR.
NEW YoEx, sep1. Ik.--Hanry 3. DixsY,
the aGteg, arrived knRe this moFminR
With HE courany On sha steamer Ne
vadA- he vas met dewn tha hay hg q
uamber Of sectors and essortsd - ths
city.
MaFEieG . Baahegs Sen.
Lose BaAnoR. ssps. Ik-Anfhany J.
Drexel, ssn Of Anfhony Drexsi, of
Drsxel, Morgan 4 Co, uas marFisd %
Hiss Rita ArmsssonR. Of Philndelphfa.
- Ebaaon yesterday a1ieEnpsn.
Gay GsalGss Sea MaRrleA.
NBv Yoax, Sept. 164-GeorRs Gould,
90 of DAY Gould, tbe mlllionaiEs, was
married 20 Mics Edith KinRdnn. %
Days Thsaiar oempaay, lazt nigh1.
On wall ssreea.
Nav 1onx. Sept. Is. - Gogsrnmant
tie s1EenRth and tone of NondaY, visa
-
morninE, daring whion thaFa vas some
eaadinR od ID the la8l hour. Tha mar.
opening Waa dnll but about .teady, Gfss
pRiesg ehowina fnniQnifsamf nhannaa
fEom last evenings olosiRG.
NesearAph manaGsR Ried - Canaan.
81. LoUB. Sept. l5.-R- q. Broun,
manager 0f the Westarn union Tela
graph Company, failed % esnd IN his
regular financial statement % the head
oi1ae Ter thRaa months. and Whsn he
vas Anally telegFaphed b Gsnsral Bn- |
perinteadens ClouFy ta DO 90, Ne lad % /
Canada, whsFe be noe is. The 0faoeEs |
Of the company REFUSE 70 say anything |
Of ais accounts. bat various Fumors are |
IN circulation. He is IN Windsor for /
his health. /" said his friends Ths pay
rolls are 90 tangled that experts, nov Il l
eark on them. expect - b busy for 3 /
wssk cE more. TheohArge Is made thas l
suburban operators on so salaries we're l
credited on the paV roll With et0, bat /
tney elalm when inteFvieWed 20 have
received no benefits Of the steal. Col. /
Baker, the District 3npsrintandsnk said
that be bad received message from
Brown IN Londaa, Canada. and that
Brown will be back in Q few daya. II
an OF the opinion" be adaed, q that
BFown b shoFt Ia bis accounts. has
uheD things are Strengthened no one
bus bis bondsmen Will Be told og the
denoit.S It is snBpossd thAi Brown aed
70 Canada 70 avoid arrest and will stay
here until his frlsRds have squared his
aceSanls ana aFranged thai 40 prosecu-
tion will follow.
WyemlnRss Territorial Fair.
CHExEzAE. Sept. 16.-Ouina 20 bad
weather on the hrst day, she Wyominp
Territorial Fair uill Be continued until
next Saturday night. eaeh days pro-
gram being carried over. The railroad
companies have made rates good until
th8 18th. The fair Is q great success
financially and otherwise, aimost evary
branch o. aRricultare and variety Of
stock being represented.
Wlseensln Democraas.
MADISON (Wia.l Sspt. .I5.-The Demo-
Gratis ID the State Convention here 20.
dag nominated Gilbert A. Woodward
for Governor and J. D. Putnam for
LieutenAnt Governor. The platform
supports the pfeseat Administration
and commonds the holion Of the Post-
master 0s-eFal II regard 10 the Paoiia
Nail Subsidy. The leasing Of eonVict
labor ia condemned, also she practice Of
vast tracts Of publio land 20
fall into The hands Of foreign lad com
panies. The following eomprisa the
rest Of the ticket nominated: Secretary
of State, John O. Ludgig, Of MilWaukee;
Treasurer, John A. johnson, Of Nadi
son; Attorney General, J. w. Bird, Of
ledeFeoni superintendent Of Schools, \.
Mclaughlin, OF Fond do Lac; Railroad
Commissioners, JAS. Meehan, Of stevens
P0int; Insurance Commissioners, John
kreal. OF kewaanee. W. A. Walker, Of
4antt0wes, was re-eleotsa Chairman Of
he StAto Central Oommittoe.
TIE Natlonal mmaaaa nrill.
WAaH1NoToN, Sept. 15.-Ths commit
ZEE authorised By the recent meeting Of
sitizens Of this city 20 arrange for the
National drill 10 be held here
next MAJ, held its hrsi nesting tonight.
u vas decided 20 offer cash prines Of aa
least $4,000. Il vas also decided 70 in
vite Mr.. Z. o. DsLonR, Of Mobile, 10
1onfer With the committee before any
further aFranGements regarding the
ARair we're made. A number ct militia
companies have expressed . desire 10
participate.
ueavy FiFe IN BFookIyn. Eowa.
DEs Mou1 GIa.l. Sept. IA lrs 81
Brooklyn this moFniBg destroyed half
lhe basinsss poFtion of the toWn. in
slnding the chr0siele printing ofioe,
several stores oflioas and sh0ps. The
l0tai l0ss is estim tied a. $4,000. The
1re originated IN the Hoimos grain als-
IAtoF, neaF the railroad. Il is supposed
10 have been Get on afe By . spark from
! passing sngins.
BaAehall.
81. IOus, sspt. ls.-St. L1ais :. Chi
uaQo 4.
KAssAs CrrY. sspl. ls.-Kansas CITY 2,
Detroit Il. Afisraoon game; Kansas
City Z, Detroit 8.
NEw Yosx, Sept. 16.-Nsu YoFk Q.
s.
BOsTOs. sept. lS.-BOsson 8 PhilA-
delphia 8.
GoDA1NEas AND CAGAALINRas.
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