The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-31
EASTERN STATES .

EA6IkhN sIAlks.
CHARLTON. Oct. 2e.-Slxty north
ern merchants, residents aud doing bus
mess here, held meeting TO night and
adopted an address to the people Of the
United states. declaring Gov Chamber
lsin's proclamation unwarrantod by the
real condition Of the State, and fnlly
endorsing tine statement issued by the
clergy and bankers Of Charleston.
PorrsvuLE. oct. 80. Saturday
evening al alteration took place be
tween q party Of men at Locust Dale.
and subsequently, one Of the party
named John Boshel was waylaid and
shot dead. Three men named Loughlin,
Lcnan and Couglan, have been ar
rested.
LEBANON. Pa, Oct Gown Lewis
Of Ransch Greek Colliery. was struck
by train Of cars Oh the slope to-day
and killed.
WAsHIxGTos, oct. 30. - Secretary
Morrill, pronouncos untrue and with
out any foundation the published
statement that he contenplates quit
ting the Cabinet TO enter upon the cam
vass for the Maine L. S Senatorship
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 30.-There Is
considerable excitement in political
circles to-day. occasioned by Henry
Marcus aud Sam. Josephs. charged
with preparing 10 issue to illegal voter,
$4,000 tax receipts. Josephs Is a prom
inen. Democrat aud politician, and an
ex member Of the State Legislature.
lie will have hearing to-day.
BosroS, Oct. 27.-The Herdld's St
Albans special says that secret prepa-
rations are going on IN Northern Yer
mont for another Fenian invasion Of
Canada this Fall or early in the
Spring.
CHICAGO. Oct. 2S.-The 7r.JiiAe's
Montreal dispatch, declaring the Feni-
ans are preparing for another raid into
Canada from Vermont, has caused
much excitement. 1t Is supposed To
have been Inspired by some agents OF
the Fenian brotherhood TO arouse feel
ings and hopes again, and unloose the
purse strings of the servant girls. The
only ground for the report, SO far as
can be learned. is that some rusty arms
arc said 10 have been stored in q house
near North Pond. Vermont but il is
/ believed these were left there for the
I last raid
I A correspondent writing 10 the Non
/ Iomo,aie from Vermont says the Fee
mans are holding secret meetings, that
bolcs no good TO Canada. Should Eng
land become engaged in war with
Russia. they will make another attempt
10 cross the Canadian frontier.
New YORK. Oct. 30.-A special from
Paris states that at the grand concert
yesterday q, the Cirque de Harve, CIV
Ell under direction Of fasdeioup. an at
tempt was made TO perform Siegefrieds
Dead March," from Wagner's Nibe-
lungon. The musicians had no sooner
begun than the audience behaved dis
gracefully. hooting and shouts Of abas
Wagner. The march concluded amid
deatening and disgusting shout ing
/ Weber's overture 10 Der Fruschutz.
shared q similar fate, SO deep-seat is
tho hate which the French heart bears
towards Germany and German music.
Eighteen bank presidents. leading
merchants of this city, and capitalists
headed by John ] Astor. addressed
Hon. William Evarts. asking his views
on tho present political issues. Evarts
consented 10 speak Wednesday evening,
a, Cooper institute. The signers of the
address declare the DE mocra,ic party
is isimicii to public credit, dangerous to
public peace, and they are against Til
/ den on financial issues Their assigned
reasons are that the Democratic party
is identified with the rebellion aud the
principles which gave i, life Its advent
to power would be precursor Of South
ern claims for compensation to such an
extent as 70 jeopardike the solvency
a the national treaty. and en:sil upon
tax payers burdens ,ha, could not 10
horne The radical change in the pol
icy Of the government, which the elec-
ton of Tiiden would imply. would. in
their Judgment, impair the credit OF
the government at home aud abroad.
POSTPONE indefinitely the resumption
If specie payments. and endanger in the
future our peaceful prosperity This
paper makes strong impression in
financial circles.
Gen. Arson McCook. formerly OF
California, has been nomin~tei for Con-
gress. by the Republicans Of the 18th
New York District.
The jewelry store OF Stein Bros, Ne.
65 Nassus street, WAS entered by bur.
glars between Saturday evening and this