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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21

L MON. war which has left strong pas
sions intlamed and momentous issues
springing from IL to he met ami treated
is there an reason why man. who held
In 1850 that the Cuion was tie of conted-
Grafton which ANY State might rightfully
snap and who gave his money. hi : rea-
soniug, and his countenauce To those who
were trying to snap it, should now be
made the chief magistrate of the Union
merely because he calls himself reform
er.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21
A Man Found Dead Broke

Because he had to buy his Wife rev silk pfts =
IN hard times. He hae not heard OF the Ce[
WATER COMPOUND, The Great Srease Extrac.s,'
spots from the incest fabric as it sets the soig'
and cannot possibly injure or stain silk or we've
And nothing better Tor Cleaning Kid Gloves ia
FOR sale by all Druggists and dealer :"
medicines. Only Is Cents
3. +. H. BROWN,
Proprietor and ManufaetuTef,
Tyr eow3Sf searspert, hahs'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21
Correspondence.
Letter from Washington.
WASHINGTON. u. e.

SfFt' ~. $40.
That ''troublc never comes singly" his been
proven in the ease Of the Bourbon Democracy
within the past two months. Tildon was no
sooner nominated than a record which would
not bear a very close inspection was unroled
To the gaze OF multitude OF enemies aud
friends. The former needed no micro,cope To
detect the false character of charlatan " lao was
nominated because OF his financial soundne~>
sud his exceptional exploits - ''reforseT +"
This record was rcmOrsele~sly scrutinised and
it was established beyond cavil or dispute that
he stood with the co?perheaj party in opposi-
ton TO coercion" and the war for the pIe.er-
walton OF the Union. 1t was ascertaincd that he
had. as j. alleged. and generally believed. com
mitied perjury to avoid paving his allotted
share of tn expense of war precipitated by
the political patty OF which he was recognized
=, leader. he was found charged with hay-
ing appropriated TO hi own Use. thousands q
do!lst-, committed to his custody "A, a sacred
trust. lie was openly accused Of haNin swim
died thousands OF itborng linen out OF the ut
ct their iab0r~ hy the fraudulent issue OF shin
pii>ter-. lie was SHOWN 10 have been iutiuIl -
ly associated with a ring If the worst knas.>
jhst ever d.,srAccd the political annaI, of New
York Ciiy. he forfeited the r. pcct and CONT
d,urc OF every friend OF hard money by hi dis
graceful capltulation to The repudmtors Of the
West in order 10 secure their support in hi
race for the Presidency. HIS reform" prslrn-
>ions have been >hown 10 be- so Iuco sistcnt
with the practices q lite time. -ud With the
tradition. Of hi, party which hc has followed
with TIL bisouy aud blind zeal Of dcVotrc
thai jhc very term reform" has come to to-
regarded - synonym for the cunning Of
strck.trrs. The southern states were selected
a. governmental grounds where Il was proposed
80 oycrc M the intelligent convictions q iHc
u!A.-c, in iAcir hostility u She r,Hvi-topfvr.
head panty. b5 thr uu,unied ~, Of money.
vermont aud MAiur have spoken ia thuussr
Ion. ln j. uunciaiioa a. tia quack pI'und.r'
iu thr aiistnf { ma'!r 10 dehAuel the F"i'r- -
those ~tt'r. 20 reckless confident Wet, tae
manager. la N,w York STATE, ihlt ltfhar
tuu.u 4fiu- convention, TWO wees. l-l Nt-
p.g,ue.m-r ~. ,uu.hyl aud .Dsulci hy ibr
.e44rr. i-s cause De- bad once belonged 10 tHo
party %, Ioya.ly ami progress. and hey greeted
the uomirstion 81 Hnratio Seymour, with "a
sAuut at approval almost - .aNA -r - that sitA
wai.h h., ~. ehacr,,l when ~ Identified him.
.rlfwth ihs frosi,u. mob In i.t.!by a,t!fe...
ia.ihe murderer, AMI .nr.u!tarie. of which Il
va. ramIo.c,I. a. my iFtcni,." Two week.
Inter they wore driven bv .trr,. u cif,um,,an.
,,.. 10 n.--cp, another renegade Republican Al.
their leader. In Na..a-Au.rit. the, .ttrfnti.-i
q. ma. ii,..r Sinister .i...-a. and The ,Ia,a
.ofNr. Adam. r..n.,isbi...,. ,,h,tocl,e .bor,
month. b. i,.r, y,. q, e.uIi.l.,e for Erpub,..,.n
t.,u,r.
Observation-Disclosures. t... ...g.-.I t.,
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PLATTE VALLEY, NEB. Aug. 22d, 1876

LAIlE ALLEI. ~ EB. aug. ZZQ, 1910.
Yessrs. Editors:
Doubtless all are aware that this very
fertile, healthy and beautiful valley was
once the home OF our deadly foe. the roam
ing dsaffected Indian. Everywhere on
the prairie are TO be seen the last relics OF
the buffalo who like Gustav was ov.rpow-
cred by their willy stratagem. The buffalo.
like the Indian, have gone West to their
reservations but far more peaceably Sit
ting Bull and Crazy Horse are yet confident
they will have our scalps rs trophys for
their fancied rights. and we are as sure
they will not.
We have another enemy visiting us who
is likely TO be more annoying than amy
other can be. The four winged gras,hop-
per q enclose You specimen, they not
only devOur our corn and vegetables. but
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21
VOLUME %
Notice of Foreclosure

WHEREAS Joseph II. Mercer az H.
w the County OF Hancock and STAT Sullivah !,
lled on the 10Th day of April A n 10. ~ Name
deed Of mortgage Of that date, duly Cyl b. /.
f RsSs ga n Pa ss eoe6 oSnny Registry Of
and atlerward, on the goth day Of June nasga,t
by said W asgatts deed OF assignment u u lS1s
euted and recorded IN Book 1873. Page elly ele.
70 me. the Undersigned, the premises Inv va
as follows. To wiz. i certain lot or M. uesef tes
situated IN the town OF Lamoine In sata C.ol aud
Hsncook and bounded as follows y Couniy +.
shore ct Fairiage Cove, so called, Ea.,' :! b
liam 4. HOdgkins and SOUTH by lsn% Sua o. " &
aud Isaac Hoigkins. said loi being vi NJ DAYS
Point, SO called. and con tainng INV s. ntaf "a
or less anc the conditions OF said mortp ss nor,
ing been broken. /, the UNDERSIGNED age .ar
thereof claim foreclosure and hs,.A ~ feasli
notice for that purpose eve ID !,
nay, Sw 81 o., WESLEY oBEp
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21
State News.

Professor J. y. Taylor u Colby uur
Yrr,fy. ln seriously M wth TYPHOID iry-
,r.
Ms, May 4. Lpw, TIE nr.t lady
graduate OF 'olby university, ms brcl
engage 1> assistant teacher in tine Bath
h.-A school.
Charlie, Kicker. who was shot and
A...rd Iu Lowell, Mass. hy Ms MauA.
belonged in Webster. III thI, State, where
III, Remains were t4Aeu.
The Lewiston and Auburn grocers
have formed an association. one Of the
Purposes OF which i TO protect themselves
againsi bad customers.
The Caaden Herald says that abou,
5000 10 gold AL ancient coins have been
found ia Appleton. property Of the late
John Humphrey OF mat town. Il was
secreted Ia various hiding places.
A Mis-, Foster OF YaSsa.soro lost a
horse last Sabbath. He was hitehed TO
tree a, the Friends meeting house.
When the meeting was over the hors-
wa> found dead, being checked by the
halter.
A man named VIM. Leighton, with
his wife and four children, the old
Is, boy OF nine and the youngest an in
FAINT three months old, arrived at Belfast
last week, having walAed all the way
from Ea>tpoIt 70 iioulton ani thence 10
Belfast They We're furnished with money
enough 10 take taem to Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21
Gbr Gllswortb Amerifan.

Published every Thursday Morning AT Coombs,
Slock, Ellsworth, Me-, by THE HANCOCK
SOUNTE PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms. &c, see first page
ES-S. NJ. PETTENGiLL CO., 10 State Street,
Boston, q Park Row. New York, andi1oi Chestnut
Street Philadelphia are our Agents for procuring
Advertisements Tor the AMERICAN in the above
cities and authorized to contract for advertising
at our lowest rates,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21

Il any County may point with pride to
IT. Representatives in the State Legislature
il j. Hancock County. The members elect
are among the best men in the community,
aud most of them qualified by previous ex-
rerIence to represen, ably the interests Of
their constituents
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21
Notice.

TO WhOM.it may concern. | have this day .'
eeisedf INTO pound a red and white 'e
found doing damage in.the field of j. Doost 40
He town OF Brooklin, and impounded by }. pO j5
OF said Town, The owner is hereby require
pay the sum legally demanded 10 damage; Hp ne
ices and charges for impounding, and tsAp -"
beast away.
X. o. DoRITY, und Eeeps'
Brooklin. Ang. 24th, Is15. 3E@
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21

Martin V. Babbidse OF swans Isle is
the Democratic Representative elected
from the classed Districts Of Deer Isle and
swans lie. It was enormously stated in
last weeks paper. that : G. Haskell Of
Deer Isle was elected.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21

The New York Tribune says that when
Tilden was first nominated there seemed a
prospect that he would carry New York.
But the progress of the canvass has CON-
pletely turned the scales. and the prospect
now is that the republicans will carry the
state by a decided majority
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21

Many imagine there Is no cure for Bright,
Disease Of the Kidneys, or Bladder and Clan
duIar Complaints They are il error
HUNTS REMEDY promptly cures these Dis
eases. Mental and Physical Debility Di4.
betes. Dropsy, Gravel, Dissipation, Fema le
lrregularite, and Complaints Of the Urino-
Genital Organs. are surely cured by Hunt :
REMEDY,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21
. -

The storm Of Monday which COM
meuced farther s"uta GA Sunday. was
unusually severe aHd v.olen; in New York
aud Pennsylvania, and dill considerable
damage.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21

The story that Carl Schurz wrote ex-
pressing doubt as to the Republic an carry
ing Ohio. meets prompt denial. He
telegraphs back to an enquirer: ii wrote
no such letter and have no such OPINION
Ohio seems to me sure for Hayes"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21
GEN embellishments.
BOwdOin COllere,

THE second examination for admission will ho
! held on THURSDAY, September 2stb, ats A.
NJ at The Chemical Lecture Room, Adams Hail.
Inc all Term, begins FRIDAY, September 29lh.
JOSHUA l.. CHAMBERLAIN
-"So President
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21

Chief Justice Appleton aud Judge J.
6. D.cker,on have been fe-appointej by
GOV. Connor a Judges OF The > J. Court
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21
Freedom Notice

~ WhoM u may concern. This is to certify
Ia, - INA. ny son tGeorge A. Buck BY his own yo.
iison ana my consent has taken the responsibility
o o. nis maintainAnee, hence will hereafter make
ms own contracts and settle his bills and nv re-
sponsipiiity ceases IRON and after this date.
Orland, Sept. II, 1875. AVIS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21

Gov. Chambcriafa has been rc-uonliu.
ated a. candidate FOR Governor ia south
Carolina.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21

The receipts OF the late exhibition BY
the Maine state Agricultural Society were
about $1,000 and the expenses somewhat
less. They are smaller in both instances
than last year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21

State Elections occur in Ohio, and In
diana oct. l0;h and the eyes Of the whole
country are ROW turned upon these two
States.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21
Wanted, Men t. sAs n s e; ;'s ::sss.

steel EDgrayInFs OF the four Presidential Landi
daIes. The finest and most lifelike. In size and
4aaiity are $500 works. Price reduced 10 A 90
Rei copy, retail GRADE and price unpreced ent.
- IN candidate portraiture. We have other prs
1V2ES and first class secys '
4. CuEEAs Co.. Publishers ,2s s.s.si s.. s,,..u
Republicans Rally ' aSs s sssi SsriTss
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21

Cuunor's majority IN same towns
l~'j. 3,9I-.
ounog- majority 1870. u 1850.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21

Elk Gov. Henry 4. Wise OF Virginia
died on the 18th inst
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21
Republican Nominations.
WILLIAM A. WHEELER
OF NEW YORK.

FOR rEUsrpTNIIAL TLTCroRs;
For Elccfor>-at-Large.
Hon. W. W. THOMAS. OF Portland.
Hon. y. A.FARM ELL. # Rochland.
First Dif.-SNINE>TER LITTLEFIELD
Sac. si District. " AEEEN MERRILL.
Ihirf Disfrlcf-BENJ. u. METTCALF.
FuuTfh UsStricf-Jo>EPH ". PORTER.
FlGh DtSr4ct-SElH l.. MlLLIhEN.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

August 18th, 1876.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-13

A STRANGE sCTcTDZ--- Proaa the
Oyepassan 81 80 i0'h mt sc find The
f'.I5~irg + a gsla,4F, e TRIBE sui-
eide committed in that city Among
the passengers per steAmshig Ajax who
enrolled themselves az guests Of the
CIarenioo Hotel o. Tnesiay l.s.. ws.
a young naa registering himself a. Z
& Hardwicx # Boston. He was a.
signed room No. II, and after stsposis-
Ing his baggage and taking a bath he
came down 10 dinner and fingered about
the Office stove until Atoat i9-3n ?. N.
when be vas oh-@ryed - pass up stslFs
aid enter hrs RON. Tie Goor gas
locked throngh all 81 Wednesday and
on Thursday afternoon fndicg the
door still lockrs! AMI the key on the in
sids. the eh,mbefmaid eonc.us!ed that
something was wrong and r~l0Ft~si her
saspiclon- 20 tie Offics wheu liz per
ter was directed - - otit upon he
trout porch ard !s,k throagia 'tc
window Of the rss3m and acleriaiu II
possible the status 81 affair therein.
Hi ar, glance 1t ia. feature IL tbr
occur pant satisfied him that tho msB
was dead Dr. J0Ht- was sum monei
and In company with Mr. Ziebar visit
Ell the room. "a here they found the sui
eide covered up ia bed reclining
lightly towards the lefi side. the head
t.ing sapI"tted np0n the left band 4
small SIX shooter Wss found Ia the
drapery where II bad seemingly fsiler
from the man baud aud upon exam
ination, IL wa, found tha; the ball had
passed entirely through the body upon
the left side entering the nipple and
passing obliquely through the heart
lodged H. the srrtel,sac The young
man Mas NOTICEABLE upon the passage
from San Francisco na account Of his
retiring manners ami d,.nclination 10
converse with any one. and he was
looked upon as = sort Of mouomaniac.
Upon the table lu has room was found
letter addressed Nolan Bros. San
Francisco, ln which - Is a draft upon
Ezra Towpe, Csmbridgeport. Mss.
for 1920 and receip. Tor valuable
package, contents unknown deposited
In the Palace Ho,el vaults, the letter
being signed T. G. Towne. The pistol
used by the suicide had these initials
engraved upon il, and the unfortunate
yonDg man wore a ring with the fol-
lowing inscription upon the inner side
r. ID. +. Ia +. &. T." leaving no
doubt upon the mind, OF the jury that
this was the real name OF the suicide
In his valisc was found "A portrait OF
himself taken in Carabridgeport in last
June, and tho conclusion is that that Is
his tome The deceased Was "A young
man of very respectable appearance
aud surroundings aud 10 all appearance
was not over - years If age Without
doubt. be came hi,her intent upon sui
eide, hoping that IN this obscure State
his identify NIGH. never be ascertained.
and that his frinds wonld never learn
the melancholy Truth. Coroner DeLin
SUMMONED u jury and held nj inquest
ulsau ia. remains this morning. and a
st'd,ot WAS found in accordance with
The iaeis above related
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-13

THE DTrHTHghfA~-Th.s d..~se - hse /.
Wa epidemic here la, winter AID
sprlng. appears 10 have sisite9 Ills
community again. and is aIresdy ca.
gagged Ia its fell work Of destruction.
several bad cases have already been re-
ported In ;his city. and the pFobsbiIi
strongly indicate . spread Of the dl.-
ease On Saturday afternoon. two chill
,iren Of Mr.. Bareian. German, liviag
near the briekyard, died. simaltanenus-
iy. with the disesse. after . brief i'll
hes Other cases were reported res
terday - very critical. Though 40 do
nns desire TO cause Any unnecessary
alarm, yet We think il spropos a. this
time % utter word IF warning 20 pa
rcnt. who's. little ones are constantl =
-rposed 20 imminent danger II be-
hoov.s them To exerc,ss due vigilance
aud 20 bs doubly guarded. Il il espee-
,.liy important that proper remedies
sLnnld he applied "a soon a. the frat
SYMPTOMS II the di>saase ar. pre.-ntesl,
ns u :. better 10 D.. IIt'l. abe "a #,
than . little l-hin.i time ia such mat
t-r.. on the rfihcipls that An ounce Of
pre.en,ioa, j. better than a pound II
cure" For the LslseiiI If our reader
49, append the fn'l,s ing from
an etninsnt physl,.-u as his AL
vice III the matter. aud comma from ia.
source /. does. we fee WARRANTED in
earnestly commanding it. Diphtheria
appears im three varieties /. Fever.
severe pains in tho back and limbs, and
very great prostitution There may be
no soreness If the throat. but small
white .p.oks will b. noticed oB the ton
~ils 2 Large patches II false men,
the throat bat the glands Of the neck
80 not become swollen. 3. True malig
nsLt diphtheria. with swelling Of the
glands Of th. neck aud under the aw !:
profu~- and often offensive exudstions
in the mouth and throat more or less
ii scllarge from the nostrils. Simple
treatment will usually cause . recovery
al majority Of cases under the first
AID second varieties Chioraie of pot.
ash. tsnnia. and sulphata Of iron, put
dry upon the tongue aud allowed to dis
solve slowly. are found the most eff
cient remedics IN the early stages Of the
disease. The dose should be small, and
Scpeat.'d every hour Chlorate Of pot
ash il, perhaps. the best and most sim
pie remedy for home use. But advice
Of good physician should be- sought
on the first symptoms Of this dangerous
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-13
dor Ridiculous things will

doT Ridiculous things will
occur on Sunday, despite the sancti,y of
the day. 4 Chinaman is responsible tor
the last one. They are repn'ed Ia to
ss supple rs cats when they get into
water: and they are The last demon
stra,ion Of this kind WAS given TO
sroSd of spectators near the railroad
yesterday. when John Chinssnan On
wittingiy took bath by falling from
s,ringer. Hs struck tho water with a
splssb. but wA. no sooner down than he
ctu,ched u pile with all the tenacisy of
~iiy beaver, aud wass soon SHINING no
ss adroitly as = squirrel. lie got up on
the wharf and looked around At the
crowd with bread grin. and half aud
IDLY mutierrcd through his chat,ering
teeth. Too muchee colce, no good, no
good: Chinee man no likee. too muchee
bad After giving himself two OF
three generous shakes. something altar
the manner IT = Newfoundland deg. he
sailed of IN the end If the wharf aud
the las, We saw IT him hs Was sitting
down pouring the water out of his boots,
aud PRAYING for josh TO send the 81"
snt
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-13
August Flower

The mes, miserable beings III the
world are those suffering from Dyspep-
STA and Liver Complaint.
More than seventy five rer ce',t. 1T
the people ia the United States are
afflicted with .hc>e two diseases and
their effects such IS Sogr Stomach.
Sick Headache. Hshatasl Cs>sisvness
pslpits,ion Of the Heart Heart; burn.
Water hrash. gnswlng aud burning
pains a, the pi, of the stomach, yellow
Skin, Coated Tongue and disagreeaolc
taste in the mouth. coming up of food
after eating. Low spirits. 1c TO TO
Year Draggis; aud get - cent hottie
IL Auofsr FLOWER or Sample Bottle
for 10 CENTS Try 1.-Two doses vail
relieve yon- Agents.
CRANE 4 BRfGuAM.
Wholesale Druggists,
San Francisco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-13
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
SEATTLE. Nov II. is.5.

SEATTLE, Nov II. 1875.
Couneil mr, pursnanst5 aijournmen,
Mayor Weed "a the chair. Coapcilnen
present. at roll call were Messrs. Denny.
Hall. Ga'zert, krnney. Lesry and 2.
Matthias
The minutes Of las, meeting were
read and approved.
City Surveyor Tborns filed HI. GER
,sacate of the completion by Geo Ed
wards, OF the grading Of Front street.
between Marion and Madison streetsL
Also filed certificate Of approximate,
estimates of grading by Geo. Edwards
ss follows:
Ga Madison street. excavations. 600
cubic wards; cmbsnkment. 100 cubic
yards. sl22 ~
Marion and Asiisos, ssnt~n msnt,
800 cubic yards. ss7 so.
University and Seneca, embAnkment.
300 cubic yards. $l51.50.
University aud Union, smban kmeu,.
60 cubic yards, si66.j5.
Warrants were ordered drawn oil the
street Improvement fund in favor of
George Edwards for the above amounts.
less ID per cent. retained.
Mr. LAry moved thu, the clerk be
Instructed aud authorized 10 draw war
rants in favor If Mr. Geo Edwards
far the IL per cent. due him for work
performed in grading OF streets. pro-
vided SAID George Edwards hrs, filss .
good and sufficient bond TO be approved
by the Mayor aud City Attorney. COW
ering the amount. conditioned that he
will faithfully carry out bis contract,
AMI that the clerk be authorized To 40.
cept the order Of Geo Edwards in ia
vor of Schwabacher Bros. s. Co.. for
the sum due then, from said Edwards,
with costs.
The yeas and nays being called tho
vote stood, yea: Denny. Gsszert, Hall.
KENNY. Lea,y and Matthias. Nays.
None Passed.
On motion Jameson, Levy aud 9th.
-rs were authorized To construct cross
ing from Malcolm corner, ct their own
cost.
The council then proceeded to the
investigation Of charges heretofore
made against policeman rhorudike.
when +. \. Dyer presented ID charge,
viz. For illegally collecting money
from Chiuamen. After All investisa.
ton uf all the ehHg w the council,
Oh motion q, Mr. Denny the IN .rges
were dismissed hy unanimous vote.
On motion. thr City Attorney MAS I'm :.
struc,ed todraw snordinance regulating
the lnt es of the city polo. regarding
their paw. 10 arrest drunken persons.
10 p,"hl'it them receiving extra pay
from private parties. aud prohibiting
elrcti"ne-riug. DC.
/: On motim, the time for coIlec, ing
city taxes WAS extended until January
ist, 1917. The yeas and nays being
called. the vote stood yeas. Denny. CAT
zert, Hall, Kinney, Kesry and Matthias.
Tie statement Of f. L. Marshall 4
Co. of Frcep"rt Mill. explaining their
bid for furnishing city lumber, Wa, pre-
scented
ON motion. I'll. Council adjourned.
WM, A. INMAN. City CLERK.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-13

WAfriso Tug FIxis.-The local ca
element aud interest over the recent
elections Is still quite undated. Every
body appears To bs on the nettie. aud
each ttltuor a. Ia ths results /, caught
up With aviiity anil spread over the
cat, t.r-t il is rep. RED th IT TiiJert
elected lor Tom. Dtck or Harry soule-
body .l-- ha' 40; dt>Iatcli u TIA ei-
f.sat Thea. th,t fa.ns.F IL ctintraI c,sd
aud ilaye. i. icsIdu,,t. for snre. The
pubic wvi. 81. qua "a 49, - Ill 'r''is'a
a. tn the .i.+,t.H, - unison ar j .cobs'
Yesterday al arsir It Democrat drupp 4
,la,n up u a. excited crowd. and de
alarea that Jusl-on VA .i'cfcd. 'tsoni.
sxeia,me - stsiwaF, sm 81 h. Dsn"ar-
raay. went there las big tim over
IL. III bet they'll have Al biz tor,,n
light procession over 1t ~ New l,rk
and Gbi,ago Here an ULTRA l,elmt-
I,cau dropped in upon the scene Il
Knocked the fellows torch-ligh sisi ~
NIL into |. cooked hat with the weeping
annon iceinant that Jaeobs VAS elected.
~ it g.. the whole thing Is covered
hy u veil Of uncertainty, but our last
n,ght's di-patohes certainly look it'll"
"jisyesy, and the latest Territorial
news SAVIOR. little uftbe Orange
During the excitement of the asst
week tho isrELLIukNckR has endvas-
ored To keep An AUX, 10 publie A. fully
.ppriscd u, IL WA. possible Ut the elee
ton news Be, idcs our usual tell
graphic bill We have paid go extra for
sies,,iaa new. In doing this We ven
ture To say. without boasting. We have
dome more than any paper this side of
Portland