The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-28

sign every Day. Then Spotted Tail Ad-
dressed Lis people saying IF cur
friend above" referring 10 Red Cloud
agency. had not signed the tre.c /
would help them in holding on: kat
as our friends up there hare >Agned, I
ssk all good men who are ,rse 70 cos,s
up and sign il" Half an ,ods later the
necessary signatures were eattaSse, sod
the treaty Was made The Indians hefs
all want the military agent removed
and Howard reins;atG.
SALT LALE Seq e. g Grading Was
commenced yesterday on the Portland
Salt lake and Dalles railroad st Cor
inne. Utah. The work will be pushed
ahead IS rapidly as possible, the sur
veys being made with satisfactory re-
suits. and Marsh valley will be reached
this week
At the different Mormon primaries
held here last night, Geo. Q Cannon
was chosen for Delegate TO Congress.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 27.-Ten Brock
this afternoon beat the fastest four
mile time on record. accomplishing the
distance in Ills.
BALTIMORE, Sept. p. - Terrence
Whally and Patrick Donald, laborers,
were killed, and one other seriously in
jured by the falling of rocks in a tunnel
yesterday.
New YORK, Sept. 27.-The Della
ware. Lackawsnna6 Western Railroad
Company sold one hundred thousand
tons of screened coal at their salesroom,
in Exchange Place. to-day, ranging
from So. - to 1926.
A dispatch received from Vigo states
that Tweed was removed last evening
from his fortress prison. Castle Del Cas-.
tro, where he has been confined for two
days. to the United States frigate Frank
lin. Tweed offered very little objec-
ton, and was treated with every consid-
GRAFTON. The quarters of Rear Admiral
/ Case were assigned him. Tweed com,
panion, W Hunt, was ts&cn on board
tho frigate, but was almost immediately
set at liberty. Hunt, after hi, release
was very reticeut. AMI sill maintains
that his friend Stcor is not Tweed.
Hunt after leaving The vessel went i'm
mediately to see an American friend at
the Hotel Europa, and registered there
under the name OF K. Sands. Sands is
believed to be Twecd's son. There was
much opposition TO the surrender OF
| Tweed, and the action Of the Govern
ment was almost universally con.
demned. Hunt speaks we'll of the treat
ment he and his companion received at
the hands of the Spanish authorities.
They were not allowed communication
with each other, and were closely con-
| fined; but otherwise they received every
courtesy and attention. The hour for
the departure Of tho Franklin is set for
o'clock to- morrow, and it is calculated
that the voyage to New York will take
about thirty days Wherever possible
sail instead of steam win be used in
consequence of war vessel not having
sufficient capacity to carry coal enough
for long voyage.
WASHINGTON, Sept. -. - Internal
Revenue Commissioner Raum has is
sued circular letter To the United
States Attorneys in Philadelphia, New
York. Chicago, Cincinnati, Milwaukee
and other important collection districts
in various cities Of the country. with n
view to ordering them to institute suit
against all parties agains. whom evl.
dencc can be presented Of not having
paid the whole or any portion If the
tax of tho Government under the law
providing for u tax on incomes This
will render persons liable to suit for
such recovery from the date of which
this tax frs: went into effect. The
Commissioner entertains the opinion
that the result of this act will he to re-
cover a considerable sum Of money.
NEW YoRK. Sept 2I.-The steam shi .
Algeria. from London, brings quarter
of million dollars with her.
News from Panama. lust received.
states that III an engagement Aug. 2lst.
at Laschaneos. between the rebel. and
government forces, the rebels lost more
than one thousand killed and as many
wounded. and the government forces
lost between 200 and 800 killed. The
rebels engaged numbered 800 men,
and the constitutional forces 5000
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 27.-Wea.her
to-day Is fine, and the attendance at
the Centennial Exposition was very
large. Many people have come into
the city 20 be present at the Pennsylva-
MIA day celebration Tomorrow. Indi-
cations are that the attendance will be
tremendous. and many predict that the
crowd will number a million.
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From CoLFAx.-Mr ". ". Boone.
Of Whitman county. one Of the dele