Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-09

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:. ,. Mcclure and samnal Gampsrs /
weRa nemlnAta1 Tor tamPoEAFy Chair
man, and al1 declined buf Mel srifs, who I
4a4 oloGted. Mc4ulre va aleolef ten /
pa44Ey GaaEa4axy. 1he ChairmaR /
nAnea tAs following Cnmmielsa 60 Ore /
oantlal1- Ue4Ea Alrass1rs. Soa,l. Ia /
Mond4on, MillaF nn1 MaDeFneft. /
4hsEa aRo No knlehaa a IkhoR a. /
Trades Assembly mn un ths commiiisa. /
Ehe .. h 4 =. Keaas.
Nnw Xonx. Dee. The o. h. an
gempany e being prsssso ~ ths
unlon Eaol1o % close fha Iaaas anseo- /
mans ulth TIE latter. Tha 01eRna pao-
nles however, are Interested a haVina /
ne NoEtAern faellie Company hsanns /
9 party . The Lease. On aaonan3 AZ ehn
large hal8inQ of No4thern pnrifn n,.snr. /
llle1 b thoae oonneolad Win tho Oreron
= IEAnsoenkinenAnl Oomnnnp. who aiao
hoid steok n she 0IaQoa Rniluay 4
NaNl9atlo1 0ompauF. II tha isass
sAonlo b mada b. tha Unfua Paaino
onlgs eampetiki0n for business mirhR
psoVe dlsaslroaa % tha NoFthefn Psaiia.
4ne way ne matter stands nou d thai
tan o. the Northern Faaiaa Beard favor
9 JOINT iease. and tUo oppose Il One of
tee tgo e President Harris. who wants
division of the terrisory made hy the
OfeRan Railway 4 NaViRafion Oompany
De1oto any lease il mada. Tha latter,
however, inalsaa On tha lansa Of ils PROD
eriy e whole. and not IN part.
Flve uaa Drawnea.
TIE steamer Knieksrhoaker. az sha |
Cromwell Lima, which plies hsfween
thi8 city and New Orleans. arrived AZ ]
an earlY hear thiB moeninQ. and resort
ed The los Of her hrst ofaoar, Caraain /
Bartholomew, and four e her efsu, /
who were drowned Tuesday morninn |
While trying 70 render aid % he |
schooner Narg d. OFalaF Of Philadnl. ]
phias which had her FaddaF disabled.
a Jury eeemrea.
The work Of securing q iary o tfv ex- /
Alderman MeQuada waa ooneluded this /
afternoon. Tue inRy was aWora Il g /
30 p. -. Ihfso hundred and ninety. /
two tallsmen have bsen examined. and /
tne work lasted nearly eight days.
A usrse AGalr.
A nesting Of the Board of Review Of /
he National TroislnR Association vas
hesd today at The Fifth Avenue Hotel. 4
Judas Grant pTesided. and shsre l.. W~rs
also present Vice Presidents Edaafd Il
Martin ef Sc. Louis, General w. I. TIL
ton of ALaine, Morgan Buckley Of Hart /
foFd, Thomas Axgorthy of Cleveland, /
kaal Paake of PittsburR and D. j.
Campbell Of Detroit. Thomas ], Vail /
Of Hartford was re-eleolea Secretary of
tbe Association b I votes te 3. Those
Who opposed Val we're Iiiton. Martin
aSa uAmpnelL kt ls expeeted tnat the
deolslon viii oanse q Fupsara II fha
Beard and that The western men viii Il
form q now association. The Board i
gpheld The deoiaion Of the judges In Ne
z0lin case.
En Place sf Wmhea
WAsHn0roN, Dec. 8.-The DIstxiot
Oommlseiohera today appointed Wm. q. Il
MoOra 10 b. M&f0r and Chief AZ POLES.
10 she place of Major Wilkes, resigned /
Colonel Moore 10 oommandinQ olIleer 81
lho Washington Light Iufan1ry Oorps, Il
and holds prominent position IN the
National Metropolitan Baak 81 Wnah-
ington. He vas private secretary % ex-
Peesident johnson. 4
Moonliaht fsg STyomlng.
The President today sent 10 the San
Ate she following nominations Thomas
Moonlight, II Leavenaofth. Kanaaa. % Il
b Governor OF Wyomina TeFritory; /
Arthur L. Thomas, Of Ponnsylvanin, 70 |
be q member Of the Utah Commiasion.
a eaFasIa siatue.
General sheridan has today Issued 4
notioe that the Sosieiy Of The Army 81 /
the Cumberland will hold its Eiahteanth /
keunion IN Washington on the lilh and /
l2th Of May, 1887, on which occasion &
glafue 10 memory % General James A. /
aaFhald will BE- unveiled.
R,annnnane~
The Heuss oommittss On Agriculture
met today and adopted resolutions of /
eoEdolenee for the death of Reprssania. /
eommitteo. The resolutions will b en-
crossed, and seat 70 tie family Of he /
deceased Representative.
state 20 moninna.
Delegate TooIe, of Montana, Appeared
before the Houss Committss on Terri. |
tories today, and made a. aRRnmens In /
favor of the admission 20 the Union of /
that Territory e. State.
RxehaaGe ef Properaaea.
ATLANTA, Deo. 8 "A special diapafah
from q correspondent e Fort worth.
Texas, says enc 81 she largest and mosi
1 impoTlanl Transactions ever recorded a
nov on foot. Il Il nothing leas than q
Trade between Jay Goald and PFeaidsnt
GaFrett, Of tha Baltimore and Ohio,
uheFeby the entire Baltimore and Ohio
teleEEaph system b 10 be transferred %
aould, who nov practically owns TIE
Western Union. II return for tie same
Prosidsnt Garrett Il % rooeivs tie Wa
bash system, thna giving ne Baltimore
snd Ohio hns e Kansas CITY from
Baltimoro.
DoUnLE DENIAL.
NEW YonK, Dec. 0.--A reporter handed
Jag 0oald 9 eepy Of the Atlanta dispatch
stating tbal 9 deal hslwean tbs WeskeEn
Union and the Baltimore a Ohio had
boen arranged. Gonld rad The di1patoh,
and urols sha following aoFoss the faoe
e y: NIhere Is nos . word oR truth h
also denied ths sialemont.
Put sG the FnaeraL
PoPLAn BEuEg (Mo.). Dec. e.-W. ".
Stead, en- Alderman of this city. aud
vel known in The aountFy, vas suppoa.
"a 70 have died lass Sanday. His body
vas laid cot, end al ths arranRsments
we're made f0F tie funeral, which
was 70 hage occurred todaV. Yesterday,
apVaFAn2. IAo fnoa assumed ita natural
color. the temperatufe beeamo distinctly
hotter, and tue eyeiids opsned and shut
several tines. He vas spoken 10, bat
be RaFs no stGn thnt be hoard o. under
stood. Il is thonght possible thai BE-
mag b hrought back = life, although
the eGeFta a. phynioiana 70 aoooznpilah
that e1d have 90 far failed. u The
meankime tie funeral has heen post
psnsd.
shivpinG Esisln.eass.