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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-02

IT, Yesterday Mr.. Richard Dough
egty. . native of lre.sud. 6ied Ia iAis
city. Toe zee sd was ,ixty-oao years
and mine saon'hs Of age. lis fureral
will take place frcm his late residence
the Rev. Mr. namon officiating, AZ II
o'csoek this mcrntnw.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-02

ls Tie steamer Phantom elae ia
yesterday from Ssahsek wii. few
pas ngcFs aui a light freight.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-02

HAWKS Ia this city November 37ih. iss6. Alice.
daughter " \, II. and VI A. Hawks. aged 10
Flonths.
BURIAN-In this city, November nth ~ dipk-
iberia. Oscar. infant child Il 0iottlieb and En-
ts Durtsn aged years.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-02

.g~Come one come all aud &c, one
Of the Extra Minee Pies a. the Eureka
Bakery They can't be beat An epe-
cure pronounces them array np
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-02

-" Mr. Matthias has two new
buildings nearly completed on Com
mercial street 2ox30 feet each
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-02
SEATTLE MARKET REPORT.

CORRECTED nAn.y Hy y. sORToS 90,
SEATTLE. Nov, p. 1876.
Gold in New York 81
Carreasy here. buying. ~ selling, 81.
Trade aellars ~ half dollars. -.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-02

gs~ The CtlfAx lowed ,le bars Ore
& q "a; from ssabeek Wsslnss lay night.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-02

- The tmet-bsnt trestic aclots the
slau2h Rear Dudiry's house on the \
Il y " 4 L Wa washed away by
tae resent frc>hrt aGd yesterday Mr.
Colman tooA up iarci force of men
on be train auI constructed "A perm At
oat aud substantial pier IN the center
Of the slough They -ucccel~d III com-
pjtiug thc jot, aud getting The pier
already for tie ~ttingrrs which WAS a
pretty good day, work The tnls'ees
IF the Company and MIR Colman will
go mp the track 80 DAY rs inspect and
decide upon tbg condition of ;he branch
from Sterl's T. i,cuton, and "a 10 v hat
repairs are necessary. The laying will
is commenced again on Monday AMI
pushed forward thereafter rapidly
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-02

CITY BEER HALL still ahead.
The very best San Francisco. Stella
COON. Seattle. Bremen and ST Louis
Beer always on hand.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-12-31
THE MORNING STAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER SUNDAY DECEMBER

"Fie, Bartp interrupted his sister indig-
aas ss ado Ss aan s that
Don't be up on your high horse so soon,
Wantje. Hear me out; and then, If you don't
dance d with joy yourself. too, why, say I'm o
liar. that's all Haven't You noticed, Wanna,
how sadly mothers best neckerchiet is gone
off. and how miserably shabby it makes her
lookI I'm downright ashamed when see her
That's very true, Bari; it has struck me SO
too before now.n
This reply seemed much to delight the young
man. and he proceeded quite enthusiastic ally |:
"Well, then. Wanna, do you know what Pve
thought off You don'tf mean to buy o fine,
large, handsome neckerchief for mother; 80
Manor farm shan't have a handsomer; all COW
cred NTH flowers, red, yellow and blue, that
you may see it from here to the chorch."
The girl took her brothers hand in hers, and
quietly, but with an emotion that came fcom
the very heart:
cab, that's we'll done of you, Bart ~ she
said; " how pleased mother will be!'
Yes; but, Wanna, dear" pursued the brother
in the joy of his heart, "that's not all. We
must have some flowers and I know three
songs, four storiee and seven riddles, all spick-
pnEpose, and kept them for mothers ssint's.
day. Alb, Wantje, Wanije! how we will laugh
and sing and be merryl The tears come into
my eyes when think how mother will stare
when, right in the middle of winter, Cecilia
comes up to her with a whole nosegay of beau
tifal fresh flowers and throws tee fae new
neckerchief overher shoulders"
But, Bart, look all about: where are you
to get the flowers from ? 1 think you've lost
your senses
Bart looked archly at his sister, and smiled
kindly at her IS he answered:
"Wantje, do you know ever a lad of the
name of Frank? A young fellow with fair
hair and great eyes, 1 mean, that's one of the
under gardeners at the manor honsei'
Poor Wantje turned red to the very roots of
her hair, and looked at the ground In state
of great confusion.
"Come, come" said Bart, cheerily and kind.
~, "you needn't blush SO about it, Wantje;
he's as good young fellow as there is, knows
his business thoroughly, and is as merry aud
good-humored as the day is long. Well, now.
don't you thihk, Wantje, that perhaps he'd got
the flowers for me jast because I'm your broth.s
er, ehf'
But at this very moment q voice from the
house interrupted the conversation iast 10 time
to save the bloshiug maiden the EN- barrass-
ment of a reply. Ir was that Of their mother,
calling to them:
Bart! Wanna! dinnerw
The latter lost no time in availing herself of
the opportunity to escape, and made the best
Of her way in, while Bart folio we'd close after
her, repeating in an undertone:
"Wanje, you may tell Cecilia, bnt not
mother. Be sure you don'5 tell mother"
Ito be continuedJ
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-12-31

NEUTRAL SPIRITS.
am Rectitying aud intend keeping on hand q very
pure article, entirely devoid of flavor.
Besides the Choicest and Medium qualities of
French and Domestic BrandieS,
the choicest of SCOTCH WHISKY pure old Bourbon
and Rye Whiskies, with all the medium qualities OF
Whisky. FAMILY BITTERS draught, equal If
not superior 70 any Of the bottled and less than half
the price. Holland Gin SchnaPps on drsught, better
than the bottledi Jamaica Rum, KruR Champagne,
COrdias, and every kind OF goods in nv line al the
very lowest prices. 1t would be well to call before
buying elsewhere EDw. BURKE,
N.Y. ly ia la6 and 1872 TohoupitouIAs street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-09

RAILROAD ITEMs-We clip the fol.
lowing from our exchanges: "a certIi
cate has been given the Bellsire and
Southeastern Company to extend from
Woodsfeld, Monroe county, o., through
Morgan, Noble, Washington and Athens
counties to Athens.
The work on that section OF the
Wheeling and Lake Ere road, between
Milan and Norwslk, is being pushed
vigorously forward 70 completion. A
large number of men and teams are get
ting the rosd-bedSeady for the ties and
iron. The people along the line are
well pleased with the cheering prospect
of an early completion Of the road, and
slI seem TO have renewed con fdence in
the project. So says an exchange
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh railroad
carried ga, l29 tors Of anthracite and
bituminous coal in 1875. The average
rate per ton of 1000 lbs per mile was
l66.lO0 cents. The Atlantic and Great
Railway carried, in 1875, 4S, 962 tons of
anthracite and 505,l76 tons Of bitumin-
Gus. Charges 10 /! cents on through
eoal, and II to cents on local coal. The
rates charged by the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh road are, withtvo exceptions,
two exceptions the lowest charged by
any of the iorty-two coal carrying rail-
ways in Pennsylvania
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-09
ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, November s.-Returns from
$50 towns and precincts give hayes
1888, and Tilden 64,O35, sgains: % va
for Grant and Al, 1872 for Greeley III 1877
Returns from 70 towns, for which there
is no basis of comparison, give Hayes
1925 and Tiiden 1881. Thirty-sx
other towns give Tilden net majority OF
524, ra go
CHICAGO, November S.-Further re-
turns from the interior of the State,
being thirty-four additional towns, do
not change materially the majority Tor
Hayes heretofore sent out, namely, little
over 10000. Cullom has, for Governor,
even larger msjority.
CAIRO Returns from Is districts in
dictate the election of Wiley, Repuoh-
can, to Congress Irvine, Democrat.
probably. Albright, Democrat, and
Woodward, Republican, are elected 70
The Legislature in the 9th district.
CHICAGo-Return from Cooke coun.
ty complete, except few districts ano
Republican towns, give Hayes 36,ooo,
Tilden 3S,64S, Cooper 257. Cullom re-
ceived 81, 297 and Stewart S6,927. The
remaining districts and towns will, 1t l:
claimed, almost certainly change the re-
suit to small Republican majority II
Cooke county. The city vote is: Hayes
2S,3l7, Tilden 33,247, Cooper 2Z9
The Tribune claims that the Repuoli
cans have elected the whole Republican
county ticket except Ciough, candidate
for Sheriff. This claim is based upon
nearly complete returns. In each cast
the returns from 552 towns and pre-
cincts outside the city OF Chicago give
Hayes llO,2G2, TiIden 9l,0S0; Hayes
majority, 1922. Fifty-three other
towns return for Hayes net majority OF
7l3, making his majority 20l45. Thes'
towns show IAN increase in the
the aggresa vote Of Morly of nearly
$1,000 over the vote for President il
1872 The returns from the Congress
sional districts, so far received, show the
election of Aldrich, Republican, IN the
First district, Harrison, Democratic, ii
the Second, Brentand, Republican, In tn,
Third, Lathrop, Republican, in tb'
Fourth, rBurchard, Republican, in thu
Fifth, Henderson, Republican in thu
Sixth, Fort, Republican, in the Eighth
Wilson, Democrat, in the Eighth
Springer, Democrat, in the Twelfth
Cannon, Republican in the Fourteenth
Morrison, Democrat, In the Seventeenth
Wiley, Republican in the Eighteenth
with the result in the Seventh, Teeth
Eleventh, Thirteenth, Fifteenth, Six
tenth and Nineteenth in doubt. Tht
Republicans have certainly gained TIVE
congressman, and probably four.
CHICAGO, November S--Marsh, Re
publican, gets six hundred majority il
the Tenth district over both competitors
Tbs is the third Republican gain in TIT
Congressional districts of Illinois.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-09

DIsGRACEFUL.-Nign before last,
while Miss Dargon was playing ODE
borah" at the Opera House, which was
we'll filled by large and fashionable
audience, two Young bloods with more
rowdyism in their composition than the
elements which pertain TO gentlemen,
and who occupied seats in the dress cir
Gle, produced flask of whisky
and took a drink theretrom, In
the presence of the audience. Manager
Hamilton being informed of the occur
renee, wisely called in policeman
had the parties elected from the house.
Al the door their oaths were very pro.
fuse, but the door being closed, the dis
turbance was uunoticed by the persons
in the building. Manager Hamilton
deserves credit for having the parties
elected, and the condemnation OF all peo-
pie with the least degree of responsibility
should fall on those who display such
malignant features of rowdyism of the
baser sort. 1t is indeed high time for
this class of young rufians to under
stand that the Opera House is theater,
and not place for the exhibition OF
blackguardism.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-09
RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed 5 feet inches and rising.
The Rover passed up with tow OF
iron ore yesterday, en- route for Pitts
burgh.
The Express departed for Parkersburg
yesterday.
The Hornbrook went 10 Marietta yes
terdsy to pump out barge fol- Pitts.
burgh coal company.
The Courier is the Parkersburg packet
to-day.
The Emma Graham is due this morn
ing, en- route for Cincinnati.
The Market Boy, Phacton, Telegram
and Gilbert are making regular trips.
Business about the landing is dull
The fsvorite steamer Emma Graham,
Capt. John Thornburg, takes her depart
ure at 4 P. NJ. for Cincinnati and way
ports. Passengers and shippers can
bear this in mind.-Pittsburgh CONNER
eiaL,
EVANSVILLE. November 7.-Westher
cloudy and cool; mercury So to Ace.
River 40 feet and falling. Port List
-Up-Msggie Smith and Idlewild.
Down-Peytona and barges, Morning
Star, and johnson, all pretty light except
the Peytona which has two barges load
ed.
CINCINNATI, November s.-River ten
feet inches and falling. Weather cold
and cloudy. Departed, Glasgow, Evans
vile; Vint Shinkle, Memphis.
CAIRO, November S-Arrived-City
of Vicks5urg, st. Leuls Departed
Andy Baum, Memphis; City of VIcks-
burg, Vicksburg. River y feet s inches
and falling. Weather clear and cold.
LOUISVILLE, November S.-W Gather
cool and cloudy. River rising with 6
feet in the canal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-09
THE DAY AFTER.
Intense Excitement throughout the
CIty-Both sides Coafldent-

The kilograms in the morning papers
yesterday put sort of damper on the
ardor of the RAIDS, and the Democrats
were enthusiastic, wearing broad smiles,
while the elongated faces Of the Republl-
cans did not beam with that pleasant
grin, as Is their wont, and the election
of Tilden was conceded by all. Towards
noon, however, the Hayes party recover
ed their equinimity, and later IN the
afternoon returns came in somewhat in
their favor, and their hopes frightened.
About six o'clock the Western Union
man got in his work, and New York gave
Hayes a handsome majority, numerous
Southern States followed suit, and the
Republicans were almost wild with en-
thusiasm at the great prospects that
doomed up before them. Later they
had Hayes elected by large majority,
according to the IntelLiseneer's bulletin,
and literally stopped over, making the
welkln ring with their shouts for Hayes
but at the same time IN able orator
talked very sweetly to the multitudes
from the counter OF the IntettigenceT
counting room, advising his dearly be-
loved Republican brethren to desis'
from betting, as the returns were de-
cidOdly unreliable. While this speech
was going on the Radicals in front OF
the building were "hi-hooping
around with great glee, and many
Democrats meaudered around among
them seeking for bets. One party wsi
on the ground with something over
$1,000 in his pockets, anxious to put W
ON the general result, but no takers could
be found. Odds of 800 to $50 snc
even 800 to s25 on Tilden were oherec
by numerous parties.
Later the enthusiastic Republicans, TAX
ing in the speculative bulletin on -Four
teenth street, became SO firmly convinced
of Hayes election that they formed
procession, and about twelve o'cIoci
marched about the city to the tune o
the music OF martial band. Then tn
fun began; the orgies OF the "hswline
mob" in its palmiest days wer'
eclipsed; the very air wa
filed the shouts of the confident Repub
lican!, intermingled the loud huzzsz 10
Tilden by the equally as confident Dem
ocrats, who maintained that Tilden wa
the lucky man, and at this writing, bot
parties fill the streets and claim the cleo
ton of both Tilden and Hayes. In fact
it Is doubtful if ever there was such in
tense enthusiasm manifested, and sue
good feeling on both sides as prevsile'
throughout the night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-09
FROM RYERsON's STATION, PA.
RYERsoN's STATION, Pa, Nov. 8.

RYERsoN's STATION, Pa, Nov. 8.
Editor Register:
Our election passed off in Richill very
quietly. About 600 votes were polled,
and Tilden and Hendricks received near
ly fve-sixths of the entire vote. No
quarrelling, or even anything approach
ing any contention was heard, but law
and order prevailed, and every man cast
a vote that was entitled to do so; and
we have no doubt that Greene county
will approximate 1000 majority for the
Democratic ticket.
The weather has been damp and
cool.
The roads begin to be bad, owing TO
the habit OF working on them too late in
the fall. Better not work at all than 10
throw in lot of mud IN the roads in No
vember to be mixed into mortar by con-
slant travel at this season of the year.
Two months of the school term of
five months have expired, and months
vacation will be had before resuming the
remaining three menths.
The health OF the county is improv-
ing.
Wheat looks well.
Apples are not keeping well; neither
are potatoes.
Saw mills are the order Of the day,
and much lumber will be cut this
winter.
Many fine barns are in course Of con-
struction. e. &. c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-09
BIoHwAY RoBBERY-Mr. Geo. Smith.

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Mr.G Geo. Smith,
well known in this cty as the owner Of
the pacing horse sleepy George, was rob.
bed while on his way home from Steuben-
Vile, O., Monday evening, Of $1,000, By
three men, who waylaid him. The Steu-
benyille Gazette thus says of the robbery:
aMr. Smith had Just returned from st.
Clairsville, and stopped for supper at the
ST. Charles Hotel IN this city. AT about
seven o'clock he took his horse and buggy
and started Tor his fathers house in Pekin.
When at the top of the mill near Auifs'
in Island creek township, his horse was
stopped by three men, who demanded bis
money in true Dick Turpin style. George
not being disposed y lie. his money 60
without showing fight, pulled his re-
volver and discharged u shot at one ot
the men, but failed in its mark. The
men took hold OF HIM and forced him
from the buggy. He sail persisted IN
q plucky defence, but was disabled Tor
the fight by ball discharged BY
one of the robbers, which took
effect in his lower rib The robbers
then went through him and made way
with one thousand dollars which he had
on his person. Mr. Smith then, with
considerable effort, for he was also
wounded upon the head, having been
struck severe blow by one of the men
reached Mr.. Ault's house, where he re-
celved the attention Of physician, who
pronounced the wound only flesh
wound, the ball having struck the lower
rib and glanced of, taking some OF the
hide with it. The men who waylait
him undoubtedly knew Mr.. Smith. H'
has been in the habit of carrying consid
cradle money about him, and on this oc
cssion he had quite sum.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-09
The welfare OF the Human System

Is in a great measure dependent upon the
way in which the bowels perform their
evacuative function. If they are regular
and they can always be rendered so by
the use of Hostetters Stomach Bit
ters-an important essential of health
is secured, and that blessing is
very apt to follow. II they are
Irregular, chronic constipation and
indigestion supervene, the liver becomes
disordered, and the bile. being diverted
from its natural channel and purpo, es,
enters and communicates the blood, pro-
ducing that yellowish cast OF the skin and
and whites OF the eyes, which is such
sure index OF biliousness. All these dis.
astrous consequences, as well as others OF
n far more serious nature, are remedisd
and prevented by Hnstetter's Bttters, the
leading American pecitic for disorders
the bowels, stomach ami liver.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-09

OPERA HoUsE-AuguStd Ddrgon.-The
attendance Mt the Opera House last even
ing was not equal to that of the pre-
vious evening, owing to the inclemeney
of the weather, but the audience was
composed of the best people in the city,
and WAS accordingly very appreciative
one. Miss Dargon as lady Macbeth
was really grand, her every move and
action being marked with that
grace and naturalness so char
asteristic of the lady. Espe-
cialIy in the sleep walking scene did
she prove herself h thorough actress, an d
prolonged applause greeted her efforts.
Mr.. Taylor as Macbeth" also Is deserv-
ing OF mention, his rendition of the char
actcr being unexceptionably fine, as was
also the "Macdufi' of Mr.. Maggie
The company leave to day for
Columbus, where they are to
perform tonight, carrying with them
the good wishes Of the Wbeeling.pubhc,
and universal desire that Miss Oar.
gon will visit this city again at no dis.
tant day.
Dupre= and Bcnedict.-Ths renowned
minstrel company will perform at the
Opera House Saturday night. The COM
pany is well known here, and is the only
one which takes with the ladies, and is
generally received with large audien-
ces. They introduce new system for
selling secured seats. Their popular
prices of admission are so and 30 cents.
No extra charge for reserved seats if
bought before the day OF the concert is to
take place Reserved seat tickets sold
six days in advance at so cents each.
For sale at the usual place. On the day
and evening of the entertainment re.
served seat tickets will be 20 cents extra,
as usual. Secure your reserved seat
tickets in advance and avoid the extra
charge, a. Adams & Lucas.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-09
ELscrIoN NorRs.-Thsra =,

ELscrIos Norrs.-Thsrs ,s,.
professions last night, marchiD, 70 70
the city and claiming victory.
The streets were crowded s,a -,
this morning, with people.
Democracy is ignorance SAY,
Inteiti9neer. There were A ora,
ignorant" people on the .,,ss,,
night. "
There was not standing room ,Obs,.,
at the "Opera" or Tidal W,v.r
night.
Numerous bets o: 500 up to $50 /.
favor OF T'lden were offered las, ui,b,
without takers.
Deputy sheriff Kennedy ha. . ,O,, =,
ELECTION lien" on Clerk Samuel B.,0o.,
McColloch's COW.
Jake kemple offered sl.5O,on
Hayes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-09
OHIO.
MONROE COUNTY.
NONh Oi. WYNN l..
BEARsNILLE, MONROE Co., OHIO
Tow NSHIr, November 7.

BEAReNILLE, MONROE Co., OHIO /
TOWNSHIP, November I.
Editor Wheeling Register.
Three hundred and sIxty-fve votes
are now po led. This is about all in.
The heaviest vote ever out. The Demo.
cratic majority will be about sixty. a
Democratic gain over the October cleo
lion. All quiet. i.
COLUMBUS, November 8.-There is
great excitement over the announcement
that Hayes Is elected. His private secrc-
tsry is sending kilograms claiming ma
iority of one for Hayes in the electoral
college. High street in front of the Re.
publican headquarters is closely packed
with thousands of people, wild with OK.
element. In the midst of the general
excitement all efforts to obtain complete
returns OF Ohio by counties have failed
thus far. Returns have only been Ie-
ceived from nineteen counties. 1t is,
however, conceded by both State Com
mittees that the Republican majority will
be from 5000 to 10000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-09
NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, November S.-The Repub-
licans have lost the State Senate, which
stands: Democrats IL; Republicans 10.
The Republicans have carried the House
OF Assembly by 2 majority, it standing
Republicans 81, Democrats 20. Both
houses on joint ballot therefore stand
Republicans Al; Democrats 40 Repub-
lican majority of one. The Democrats
still claim that they have carried anoth-
or mem Der in the southern districts, but
the above figures are reliable.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-09
MINN ESOTA.

ST. PAUL, November s.-The total
vote of St. Paul and Ramsey county give
Tilden msjority of 1871, and Stuart
Republican, for Congress, sos.
M1YNEAPoLIs. November s.-ThiS
city complete gives Hayes 800 majority,
and McNair, Democrat, for Congress,
355 majority. The vote throughout the
State. except Ramsey county, generally
show Republican gains. Only about
twenty out of the seventy-two COUNTIES
have made complete returns, but thee
with iragmentary returns from other
points indicate Republican majority in
the State OF from $4,000 to $4,000. Dun
nell, Republican, in the First district, is
elected by 5000 to 5000, Straight in the
Second BY 5000, and Stewart in the
Third by 1000.