The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-14

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NEW YORK, oct. l3-Mar,in r.
Topper. tho poe, and philosopher. ar
rived here yesterday from England.
WHEELING. Oct. l3.-Ohio county
give. Democratic majority Of ls9 on
the vote for Governor. Returns from
the interior are coming IN slowly; they
generally show Democratic majorities.
The State will probably e. Democratic
by $4,000.
Bosros, Oct. i3.-The steamboat ex
press train from Fall River for Boston
came in collision this morning with
local freight train at Randolph The
engine of the steamboat train and the
engine of the freight train. with bag
gage and cattle ears were completely
wrecked. One fireman WAS killed, and
engineers D.rrow and Crosby. and pas
sengers John Male and j. N. Watson,
Of Boston. were severely injured.
PHILApgirmlA Oct l3 The Ccn,en
NAL commissioners are Mt work prepar
ing = programme of exercises for tn
day of..closing. which they iesire to Zen
der as imposing a. the day OF Opening
The committee having the matter III
charge, consisting Of Gen Quincy, of
South Csrolina, &. J. Morrill,. of Penn
syivania. aud A. A. Pcrrirs. Of Texas,
make their preliminary report this af-
teruoon.
NEW YORK, Oct. l3.--Gold closed at
9@9..
CHICAGO. Oct. l3.-The Journals In
dinnapolis special says Indiana has un-
doubtedly given Williams 1000 TO
5000 majority, while the Republicans
gain five Congressman. which makes it
q draw battle, with . prospect of a
magnificent fight between now and the
Presidential election. The Democrats
are exultant. and the Republicans are
tar from dsspondent. in that State.
The Journals Columbus. Ohio, spec
ial says The Republican msjorities are
continually increasing. The strongest
candidates will have over 10000 ma
jority. while Barnes will get nearly
1000.
NEw York. Oct. l3.-Dispst G hes
from Belgrade to-day say tha, the Ser,
Wan cabinet council has decided not to
accept the six months armistice deter
mined upon by tue Turkish cxtriorii
nary council last Tuesday because Ser
via could not m.in,ain h,r prcsen, large
army during the winter. ~ she will al
81 bee Obliged ,o support large numbers
of refugee f~milic' |, i stated that
Ri>,ics minister has telesraphcd tn Glen.
TchernSyoa telling him not 10 regard
- possible tina, so long an armistice
can be ever Accel ted
Four thousand horse. FROM Russia
have arrived a; kladowa
BosroS. Oct i3.-Ex-Gov CASTOR
was nominated for Congress yesterday
in the Fourth District. but positively
declines
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. l3.-Wool quiet
and firm; California fine and medium.
loa12s cents, coarse. 1902 cents.
WAsuiNoroS. Oct. l3.-The superin-
tendent Of the general recruiting service
10 ordered ,o forward 100 recruits 10
Fort Russell for the Third Cavalry.
NEw YORK. Oct. l3.-Several dis
patches from BOSTON about the collision
this morning on the Old Colony rail.
road SAYS shA, the engineers and fire.
men Of the locomotives were killed.
Reports Of the accident GRATED the ut
most excitement in Boston. aud Old
Colony depo, was .hronged with the
friends Of the incoming passengers.
The train was made up Of twenty cars
filled with Eastern people returning
from Philadelphia. The freigh, train
should have been on the side track and
MAS backing up 10 take its proper place
AZ the time Of the collision.
NEW YORK. Oct. iS-E A Wood
ward has been removed from his cell in
marierers' row. where he. was first
pl.cei on his arrival IN Egyptian Mon
umeu, yesterday, and now occupies cell
two on the third tier. where be can .,
least obtain glimpse of sunshine His
prison is being plainly bat comfortably
fitted up, and already there is coed
ted and table in il His STAY in prison
promises 20 he long. for should the for
gerry indictment fail. he will he prompt
ly arrested on the evil sui, 10 recover
sax million dollars. with hail fixed At
three million. which il an impe ss,tl=
amour; 10 furnish.
A. meeting Of the directors Of TIE
Western Union Telegraph Company,
tie following officers were slestsd ;os
the ensuirg year President, VILLAIN