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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-05

The THEArEE-Last evening vas
another success ~ tie SawteI.e Ora
ra.r5c company Aese 'Rosssiale" was
rendered n rsnueE which VAS
sarprisa n the auiiencx /. was hardly
rressIussl that "a: drama coai3 he 50
we.l prod 3csi IN oars ta-e. Mr. and Mrs.
Sawteile did admirably while Miss
Katie F}rwsu. il the character OF Lady
Fioreuct was especially t!ne. Mss
- ,ugl4sS ia hrF part wss also q success.
AMI VI ssr.. HowsFd. Gordon and Fra
ser sustained their respective characters
splendlily To-uighi will hs the las,
appearance q the company here, N
least f9r tie present. and - grand a.
nale NJ >a~telle proposes 70 put upon
TIE boards {, the 5rst ;ims IN this city,
the highly sensational entitled
"UDder the O. eawteile
will apps> ege as "snor-
KEY" the returned veteran This dra
ma has been presented with the East
remarkable success in all Leading cities
Of ,lac [ Mon. and we can pronoancei' a
tie most thoroughly sensational one
ever put upon the state proper and
successful rendition OF il depends great
ly upon the scenic effect that can be
produced. The railroad scene. during
which an express train passes across the
stage, and the the scene -, Pier 80.
are thrilling aud grand in the extreme.
To produce these scenes successfully
Mr.. Sawtellc has constructed 4 large
amoan, Of new scenery aud he is no~
able 10 produce the station house, the
express train aud the wharf scene true
10 the original |, wall doubtless b. one
OF the finest scenic effects ever wit
messed here. and the already thoroughly
demonstrated ability of the company
warrants us in predicting that this
drama will be the best ever given in this
city
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-05
TERRITonfAL ITEMS. =,

TERRIrenfAL ITEMS. - There are
twenty logging camps on Hoods ca
nal. all in flourishipg condition, be-
sides quite number on the Skokomish
river. one of its prominent tributaries.
Vancouver precinct in Clarke
county, cast 331 votes at the last cleo
ton, an increase Of "A in the last two
years Mason county polled ISL
votes at the last election Two years
ago she polled only o6
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-05

Anour DoSE-The two buildings
being constructed on Commercial street
wharf are about completed Mcssrs
Hall h Panlson have finished their
main building but before It's occnpan-
cy they intend 10 construct an addition
aox6o feet. as an engine room and 10 be-
used for the purpose of cutting their
own lumber, BY this arrangement
they can take the logs right from the
boom and manufacture them from the
rough into furniture. Mcssrs Stetson
i Post have also completed their baild
ing Its dimensions are ~ 400 feet. two
stories. with mill frame. and with
two additions The first i6xis feet,
for an engine room. and the second i0N
IL. for an office. NJ Dallene is building
them perpendicular engine with ca
pac,ty If Is horse power They pro-
pose 10 get the machinery up and the
mill IN operation a. soon as
possible. He will use the old boiler.
formerly used by the steamer Fanny
Lake. and TO the machinery now EN-
ployed in their establishment they will
make many important additions The
carpenter work for the new building
was done by Mr.. Starbird and has
been executed in manner 10 reflect
much credits upon his skill As a work
man
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-05

Hors The receipt OF hops III San
Francisco from the lst of January last
To thc l.. If October. niue months,
were. ) 3l6 bales. against 2.0lS bales
for the same lp-riod last year. an in
crease of 5,532 bales The shipments
by sea for the first three months Of
1875 were 26.si5 pounds; aud by rail
l9t.ji2 pounds; for the like period of
1876 the shipments by sea aggregated
32s. sos pounds. and 10y rail 107.Ss.
pounds. an increase OF 90S, s33 pounds
The increase was nearly ono-half in
the receipts. aud over 400 per cent. IN
the exports Standard.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-05

Quick TINE.--The steamer Dakota
made extraordinary time en- her last
trip. beating the quick time made by
the Amethyst. the British man-of-war.
= few months ago. a. the time she
broagh. Lord DuTerin up from San
Francisco FROM the time the Dakota
left san FranclsCo until she arrived a,
E>qnimalt. the time Was just - hours
and ~ minutes This j. the hes, time
on record The steamer has been dock
cd aaj thoroughly cleaned, since leay-
ing here the last time.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-05

.S- The steamship Dakota left here
last night for up the Sound. She will
call at Steilacoom. Olympia and Taco
ma tins time. ~ the former place she
will take on few hoop poles, and the
last named place 800 bales CT hops.
She will take from here. beside some
Seattle coal. 440 tons Of grain. 10000
feet # hardwood lumber. aAd also 100
bales If hops, The lumber l. from Mr.
J II. Smith and the hops from M
Hayes. She takes from Port Townsend
% tons raw hides
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-05

TuuRSroS COUNTY STATISTICS. a
recent report places the population Of
this c0uniy az .s6s. Ct which number
i.3.9 are males AID 999 females. The
foreign population numbers Sos. and
col0rcd 60 The vtts cas-. 81 The las.
olectioa VAS ~. All nercas, Of -
daring the LAST tho years ---.staAsfssF,i
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-05

lY Mr. keenan, has completed the
stone wall along Mr. Amos Browns re-
sidsnce ou Front street, with the ex-
cep;'on NJ the coping. aud just as
soon as the cut is completed lie will
commence the wall on Mr. Dennys
block. The work jus, finished has
been done exCellen,ly. II is one Of
the mos, substantial and uiees, rabble
wallis We have seen. and shows that oar
local mechanics sre capable 81 doing
as nice work as those elsew here.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-05

AT blAkELY.-1hare are now two
vessels at Pot hlakely. namely the
three uasssd schooner Tina, aud the
bark Oak Hill, The latter arrived
there on Sunday, and the bark Rron,es
sailed for San Francis y Sbou; the same
time.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-05

~ A little Schooner from WILDLY
Island arrived here yesterday with a
cargo ot excellent pink eve ro,a.
toes for Craig i Has,inss, These gen
ueuien, We learn. have several more
@fgo"s on the way from the same
place.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-05

- Captain Eliicott OF tho L. S.
Coast Survey, is having shed con-
structed on Crawford 4 Htrrington's
wharf. where the three boats belonging
to his command. including the steam
launch, will be hauled up for the win
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-05

kg /. yoa would witness the la ;,
Startling s>sns ev,r prolucgsl uusan the
stage an Seattle, d0ut fail 10 attend
the theatre tonight.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-05

RIAL E>rArE.-Thc following rea.
estate transfers were made yes' crjay
Terry esI,ta - 'sass ". ri onas-
Lots aud 5, llock 81. rsrrys second
addition 10 seattle so
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-05
BORN.

ANDREWS At snohoTaish. w r Nov. y, ISIS
a. the wife ~ Mr. l.. l.. AEdrews son.
McGITNN-At swtnomish Indian Reservation
". T. Nov Il. is-6. 10 the wife II Mr. Jehn
NE6linn. son
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-05

San FRANCHISE Market
san fassczsco. Dec. L.
Fsazs-ss = ss~s s-s.
v heat-Si -
Barley-Fe@a =; ST - sssl I2A.
0ass-ti &ss-l -.
lav-I6 =.
P.safcxs-fsAnSsa.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-05
SEATTLE MARKET REPORT.

coREKcrKD nArLT By u. horton co.
SEATTLE. De- .. 1875.
dola 81 NeW York g. 9s'.
Currency, here. bayiaE. ~ selling. 81
Trade dollars. - hall dollars, 81
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-05

L. The bark Dublin arrived 81 Per,
losns q ca ,a,uriay rom San Fsan
cisac.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-05

RCosne one come all and get one
Of the Extra Mincs Pies AZ the nureka
Bakery They cant be beat Az epe-
cure pronoances them s~sy sp
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-05

CITY BEER HALL still ahead
TIE ysry bes. San Francisco. Stella
COON. Seattle, Bremen aud 81. Lo9is
Beer alwavs on hand.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-05

- The ship War Hawk arrived
here last evening.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-05

1Tais Hosfl - sstassei sanveaseat!y 60 ali
the steamboat wharves stAge ostces. and railroad
dsp@ss il Beat And orssri = 6uesss wsll receive
eysry stssEfs0a.
BoA1c AID Lodging PER we<A .............G-s 50
Beard Aad Logging PER Day iaa
single Meas. 10.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-05

Esfss-tsFeea. "a tel. s-ss calls. = Il
Dried. a4s calls. :. less.
, 1876-08-01
IElEGRAPHIc NOTES.


Srn,xorlzLD, ILL.,, July 3l.-rEc Secretary OF
State to-day issued Il license 10 tho HEatdwood
Mining Company. Chicago; capital, $4,000;
corporators, Charles Pcursou, c. II. Swain, a''d
u, w, Braiuard. Also, to the Aldlnc Club.
A petition fur rcheartng las bcen filed In tho
case Of Webster rs. Tho People, recently de-
xt.1c.l by the s.atc Supreme Court, anu 20 In
validating tic bunds issued for tho construction
ot the Sny- -Cartu Lcvcr. The questions involved
nrc Important. In fact, they Involve tle value
nf land In tho Sny lsottnm, MIL the value of
considerable area On tho Wnhash
Hptctal p.spdseA to n 1ftenns
DunuQua, H., July H!:-rhr spiritu9i ret!eat
cnnclutlctl. There were 1fU Sistors present, or
wht,n, III wcrc ,.oytccs. At the close, twenty.
Tires noyres nluslo profession OF rctigtun, hay
ing served tlc two years of loyliatu required by
The rules III the Order. -.
Sj*rtH n.tpa.eh sn me Tribune.
death o.c',rresl to.lay about mon. An ot ls!lY
nan,r.l wild, thu lnather Ut Mr.. (;rorgc Wild,
Who Ii an e,1,p!cye Of A. l.. D!ckcy Il Co., drop,
pc.l dead un' Sixth street, makluE the second
Victim Of heart disrasc since yesterday.
Hpectal Dspa!ch 10 Tie !stauns.
8PRtN1FlELp, III. ;, July 3l.-Ihe state !teas.
urcr paid du1tng tf1s inonth $10N Of Interest
on losa9 bonds, making the total payment
Osukosli, Wis, July SIS Eshupnn, furnt'
ture dealer, hns m,a4lo duplication for voluntary
bankruptcy. Liabilities, $500, nearly covered oy
assets.
UrooMlaaT0N, ILL.,, July 3t.-l'hc new d!rec-
tory renslts plaree lhc sdtal of BlonlntnElon's
population VI :s} 1s0, showing an Incseuse OF
| over 3,O0U bince 1873.
, 1876-08-01
CHICAGO, TUESDAY. AUGUST /, 1876.

listant Rats were advised, hut the Little Horn
ts 10 narrow, shallow, and tortuoltst raits couNl
carry the wounded BY iantt hut the aoltllcrs
we're six hours in making miles, anu IL toth ~
men to more the fltters., man 10 neasy
burden, and two men couIt! only carrJ apuua ~
minutes without resting Ihc rso1tess uYtrruc
and It .oon became evident II the wouin,ieu .,ie
men were to be rot to the boat in less than
three tlnys better inodc q conveyance s'1as' u
hana lc tsrs sn ntt nte eG sess cavafy tie
Tesry T thss il he wosild halt Tor l,ait day 10
illicit. 1oane> would provide horse ''tters loF
the sick anl wounded. ING is't va W. g,oas moanes
service. lie had no nails, but l!ortcs were snpl
and skinned for rawhide. whichis the Indlanssnt
st!tute for nail; ic had M rope, but she rawhlac
anS ssS E @ IwS a Sfs ri IL sdo
(thc length uf IL bed) were laid across the poles
and botisld to them With raw!t lie. Next, q net
work of rawhdc was woycil from one poie. e.,, 70
rope. Two loops at tho ends, reaching like
plctcd The litter. a. maIc was backed
II tue front cn1. eetMssn .s. ,th tas ,Iq Gpes;f
hafts md thu loop placed over the pack saddle.
Another mule was led Into tho rear c1d Of tho
rulce, with hs head toward the, trout 'nu!G's
tall md the loop u rn% ItluCA IluctA oFt1 tta'
pnek saddle aud the litter WIS ready for trans,
portation. a soft bed ot grass, blankets, and
roles was tlel, made On the rawhfde cords, Mud
tho man laid on It, with lis hcna toward the
front and his feet under thc earmule's
,yl,lld curry. The spring nf the shlc.goles and ~
tho gIytug of the raw-llldc dehttoye1 all 1917;
anil, attef little travelling, tile mules wn'iltt
take uniform step and s tr9t M ,hcaa wlsn1ns IT,
hurting the wounded. Fo!ty'two ot tnese ~
ed taken u six hours over distance that would
have realrct three days to carry them ny hai!d'
| Even the sitting down and picking up o.
land-litter, tho Wounded said, catiscu them
pppahes pa'n ta netnos tf t9s"E ~ ss
Perhaps o,,c OF the blttcrest regrets thc o.
flccrs and men Of the Seventh Cavalry viii nave
| for the unfortunate result of the battle of the
LttIg Big Horn will be the l9ss q tteir stanu
on that occasion not only his old division has,
but the rcglmcntul standards, both q which
wcrc captured by the Indians. IN %,
dition :, tu thc division and reglmsht,al o.,
sg i've cussH' sanes aes' ths ss xsre sa'i NTH ' @ c
Reno OIL his Held lost tllrce Of the seven guid9t:
carried Into bnttlc Nothing is known Of the
fighting around Custcrs i'aEs, nut thG hastie E1,
Ncno's side ragged aergcst Whenever the smate1 ~
caor.,crsants euse aes we're sot awn an tsf place:
immediately flied by others. About one tlnt
three men wcrc killed am! w9undcd, put !,
was at last horne oil tue ileld IT,, !,
fall, lisnountcd an,l picked u tp, anil carried
nwny tl1rourh yollcys fran the Indian linz, bu
IL afscrwnFi lost 1t IN tiIc timber, wlerc it be
came cntauglcd ln the branches Of trce, au'
md captured it. For this battle Of the Litsl
Biz Horn the Indians have no less than tcn g
nur battlc flags to show as evidence ot thc1
bravery and prowess.
, 1876-08-01
GABNER'S WILL.
The whole E4tatc, Eatlrnmtch nt fr0nA
$4,000, 600 to eH0.00D. 900, Loft to His
Children.

The Whole E4tato, Eatlm"tch nt fror1s
$4,000, 600 to eH0.00D.0o0, Loft to Ills
Children.
spectat Dttpa,eh TO 7as TRIBUNE.
NEW YORK, July 3l.-Tlc Will Of William T.
Garner was offered for probate to-day. 1t bears
s}atc April s, 1871, several years prior to tho
establishment Ut tho opposition ferry linc to
Staten Island, and tho building Of tho yacht
clubhouse Mt stap!eton. No provision
is therefore nude for either of them. The b1isE
ness Of thu firm Of 0urncr s. Co. ID to be- con-
t!nucd for the benefit Of tho three surrivnE;
children Aple prosisG1, IS ,ac ~ ,.ms.'c' H. ss %,
ut the saulv time with himself evidcntiy
dill not cntcr" tile n!n1 OF the tcs-
tator. OF tic three children tllc csl-
si ss t. bcossss Say a!s ss si' out Of ill., ILL., et Ss
estate, which the lowest estimates place u
e9,W0,oo0, anl The lighcet ut s.D Jug, ,GU, a,nt,
Indeed thrss is not q smgte legacy ot any kli1i
wite is dead, everything guys to tl!s eh!!.iten.
The following nte tle tnosL important points Of
the will: ...
ldscct that my executors shall prosecute antl
Satiy 81 wn Saeq ~ ibe
and during t.e ifsttnle at NY wlte sasy h!a.ecl.
and s ths sntf.sss o
sps srsst o?sins .ha :ages;! u ,ois, viz {
sa4ssa' ed ss,|'Is t. saea "aS pat work.
ins cuntal 0f nv estate From aus Of tllu lMcomo
aNa ptotH OF my said cstata ny cxccntofs WIZ Ply
INV Sn1oYe Wits. Mary hnfce!Ettc. during hat lite.
$40 600 pcr unl,nul. Five to slrF also aud 70 aE
heirs (ofevcr, a!l my huu1cl.old furniture, hcAas
| budding, pictures, bonks, juwclry, horses, car
| Fages, aIvcrware, aul plate owned BY M ~ n.T
dcceasc; n1so, the nse nnA occtpatlonI fchs
free during her tffcliulu OF my resl!cAca IN New
York Cly and my country p!ncu at staten lsanti,
PROVISIONS fus my wfc sEtal b. In licu and bar oe
XII ctnin,s tor dover she may have in my estates.
From the surplus income Of my estate my ex"
i~ tain my. child q children sntvi.lng mo
| 4ni such ~ mny BY b9Ia sllye Q! my
sald wlfo within rno months after my dectase, u.-
iii they eeycraiy attain tho aga OF 2b ysarbt nP TO
which ago such executors may advance any child o.
| children such mpteratp sl1n Or sums Of tnonay "a
In their best Judgment will 9eneht Or Pronota tho
happucss cOhlfoft uf suc! child OF Children, sach
alvaucHa to bo charged aGainss thom. ~
| each child atthns tho aye Of 70
years. sa!d executoss s!A!l pay oTee 70
| cAch child chtlateu the fu.l ann per anuam 10
which he or she muy b. entitled from cut Of mo
profits Of said buaiacss after my wtta'a amount u
| Will 20 npportEon and divide such fncon,o anu
pro1ta tAat my sona nhall Iecctye tHlce lhe sum
| per AunuM that MY daughters receive upon tho
| death Of my said wife aud my daughter Fl0Eenco
said business shall ba CluHed and my entire estalo
settled aud divided among ny children or taeat o.
scendants, II any have died laav!ng clIldten equal,
~. sppoins Al axecn.ura OF thl! my WI! Sataae1
| W. l0hnton, john ]. lawrence James r. AAoln.
| aud William H. ThnEn. NY sa!d executors Aad ny
SAID wifu shall ba tho guardians Vt tbs tst4les OF
| my Children during thclf minority.
, 1876-08-01

AAN 1y1kA4
AWFUL DrvAsTATioN ora yiLfA0r Dr CHOLERA
{somlbdR Gazette.

""' VI o'''"''Ai,un ne',oa -, oa,1 .an"' e'oAS"A
One Of The f,,rl: s sno,s ~ Inlion vtooc 1tfc IA
the pcTioea, m a vts,ati"n Of Of % se endemic te rc d
enters nln0s. every laovcl an' carries ot ONO or
murc Of the occupants. The yiltagcrs may l,aye
bccn ,,yinp b,nnily t,u,cther. t,eJr minis ,cr-
" 's ."pp.' .,,,' "s' "sn .",". .,' ~
p.c@e" @ao". nothing mofc SERIOUS t''an tnc
ssate VI tnsif tTop; tt'clr caltict 'f the orinty
Inc destroyer appears, nitl tfe SCENT IL insta'l-
taheonsly changed iru!'l reacett'lI!css ntntcsror
anu confusion: q rad Hhtntlce u this 1nct liaS
9cctlr7ca IN tt1!e Presidency within the last few
days; Nilrrc there was n'lce THRIVING, pleas
ant lutte village staatsu ol tle esea-sAofe' iieso
human sound Is to bc hcara IN tsIe piaec from
morn ~ night. Most ol t.o in!'ahtta!iss are
deat, tie Victims o1 atcfr1hty sudden INVASION
q cholera, and tile Survivors hayc leit every
tng ~ ac'f NUS ;a au II 'sn ~ 70 ts an1111s
which We know of Il. the history of any village
in this Presidency. t'olmood, the rlaee W. nr,'
referring TO-, Is midway hctwceh hln6ay anil
surat. mud on tho Bombay, barnla t& Cen
traf India Railway. Being close to tic sea, Of
tisers Of the Company n';, haye his'sF.o looke
,,laNy. Of tug advantages, cn3oyctI " Tcethul
aud bnlsar, the recognized saatofin OF d!'zer'1t.
llcrc the guards u the goods trains used To
chngc. nilti many OF them had their residences
near INC station. Altogcther, Tue ponu!atlon
0t u9woou could not be hiofa tuan
.W. Last week eholSfa "'!ch Is nv"
prcyiug uround AhMedabad, suddenly en-
tered the vIl'agc, aud slew victims
right nnd Left. On the 4th inst INST, ~ Tue nrst
day Of it, appearance: no 1cwcr 1llan = l1ty-sescn
people out OF tue s1lall population died on thp
next day twenty,tl,Iee a.cu i"snty nots ,esns aeu
, 1876-08-01
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

rivers, IN mil.ehnnncl, bnt along tho left hank,
80 that tho thrifty Bulgarian population there,
which lives In a great meaa1irc By fishing, Is
obliged to pay rent to the Turk!sh owners OF
The f!sher1cs. This ccason Of tho mouths Of tho
Danube which R0unlai,fa asks in her mcmo.an.
DUN fa, t need scarcely be said, as mich Of
general European NJ a Turkish question, touch
Ing. Us It t'oea SO nearly, the wilolc navigation
Of the danube. An the memorandum was only
presented by the Koumanlan Agents few tllys
ago. there las been no resolution taken by any
Of tho Powcrf, much less llas there been any
exchange Of ideas On the subject betwecn thcfn-
, 1876-08-01

The alarm from Boz " at lies yesterday A.
ternoon was causcd BY fire In the root Of
planning mill on Grow street, near Archer aye-
nuc, owned BY Richards Il wcthcfell' Tue
fArnes were e1trgutshcl by couple OF buckets
Vi water previous 10 tho arrival VI tue englllcs'
, 1876-08-01
GREAT BRITAIN.
II &+t%1}

LoNpoH, july 31.-Thc 79mes says: "Arch&
bishop Butcher, Of Meath, ireland, committed
suicide while delrioue, when suffering from
congestion Of tho lungs and bronchitis. On tic
table was slip Of paper bearing tlc single worl
"Mad.u
, 1876-08-01

Indians hero to join sitting 'nll. 1fthcse fcfn'c
they arc ordered 10 "soldics them" theat thcm)
and steal thctf ponies. Yery respectfully,
tSfgncl) i. 8. PDLaND+
Captain Sixth Infantry, Dreves Lieutenant Colonel,
Commanding.
, 1876-08-01
FRANCE.


PARIS, Jnly 3l.-Al. Casses. motion In tht
Chamber Of Deputies, looking to tho enforco-
mcnt OF tho law for cKpclIng Jcsutts from tho
country, has been abandoned.
, 1876-08-01
AFTER Cusrlsl,'s BATTLE.

now TUE WOUNDED or AENo's COMMAND WE'RE
CARHlkD--TAt LOSS or uATtLE-FI.A0s.
CDrresn,ndeaes Ntao York H<rafd.
BISMARCK, D. T., July A.-Attes Custer and
RcRo's great Indian battle on tic Little Horn,
the removal Of the sick and wounded became
subject oi serious consideration. No atnbuaances
could be got into tho country, and tue nearest
point 70 w4tcr transportation VA n mlles
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-11

In West Virginia full State ticket
Was elected, and members of the LegisIs-
ture. The Legislature will select two
United States Senators.
HENRY NJ. MATHEWS headed the
Democratic ticket, and NATHAN GoFF
Jr., the Republican ticket.
In another column wa print table OF
the votes cast fer Governor, and for
President, in each county of the State.
in 1872, and for members Of Congress IN
1874.
In Ohio three prominent State officers
were chosen and members OF Congress
elected. Tine following are the State
tickets in nomination.:
DEHoCRATIC.
Secretary q e ate-Willism Bell.
Supreme William +. Fink.
Member of Board of Public Works
Horace p. Clough.
REPGBLlCAN.
Secretary OF State Milton Barnes.
Supreme Judge-Washington W..
Boynton.
Member of Board Of Public Works
James &. Evans.
There is also II prohibition ticket. The
vote in Ohio OF late years has been as
follows:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-11

SOME amusing incidents occurred
among the challenges Yesterday. Out
in Union one side had presented n man
TO the judges IA voter. the intcrrOga-
tions Of the Judges were not satisfactorily
answered. The would-be sufrpgan had
10 depart without enjoying that liberty.
In the meantime some wag buzzed into
the ear Of the successful challenger that
he had lost the Republicans a vote, as
that man was sound. Upon this bit
OF information being impaired
to him, he FASTENED after the crest-iallen
voter Whispered few words in bis ear
and brought him back to the polls
Judge guess you made a mistake,
didn't you? This nan has n vote, and
your decision mus. be Incorrect" This
was said with face as straight
as die, but the man Of
authority was equal 10 the emergency,
for TO the challenger be simply deigned
look Of contempt, but TO the would. be
voter he ssgeiy remarked, Now you
git, or I'll have you jagged III lees time
than YOU can say JACK Robinson" lie
got quickly.