The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-21

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All of the above were of the Third
Cavalry. Among the wounded are :
Captain Henry A. Guy, Company D.
Third Cavalry.
Sersean. Patrick ODonnell, Com
psny ID. Third Cavalry.
Sergeant Thomas Meagher, Company
/, Second Cavalry.
Sergeau, Andrew Grossen, Company
j, Third Cavalry.
Corporal James Carly, Company ],
Third Cavalry.
sergean. Samuel Cook. Company I.
Third Cavalry.
Besides these there are fifteen more
wounded, chiefly from the Third Cav
airy.
WASHINGTON. July ls-Ex Gov T.
W. Bennett, recently nominated by the
President for Governor of Idaho Terri
tory, declines the Office.
Gen. Sherman, President of the
society Of the Army OF the Tennessee.
has appointed Admiral d. Porter, Gen.
Vim. Mckee Dunn, Col. A. Mark, Capt.
s. L. Phelps aud Col. John II. Bacon,
committee Of arrangements for the
annual meeting to take place in this
city on the 10th and 18th of October
next, at which time the statute Of Gen.
Mcpherson will be unveiled.
WASHINGTON. July ia bill was
introduced for the election of governor,
secretary, treasurer. auditor and super
intendent of schools in the Territories.
It provides that the officers shall be
elected by the people Of the Territories
and that such election shall be held the
Tuesday after the first Monday of De-
cember. and provides that the Pr si-
dent may, at any time. for cause. re-
move the governor or secretary Of any
Territory, but the cause thereof must be
communicated to the Senate. He is
also authorized to appoint n successor
to such Office for the unexpired term.
Kelly introduced bill for the coin
age of standard dollars. weight 4l21
grains, rs provided for in an act of 18th
January, 1857. and to make it legal
tender for all debts, public and private
referred.
The Senate having concurred in a
resolution making special committee
of the two houses OH the coolie ques
ton, O joint committee was concurred
in.
The Tribune's Washington Special
says that intimate friends Of Genera
Custer there say that short time pre-
vious to his departure for Montana he
expressed his fears Of such a calamity
as that which has recently happened
He said the Government could not Dc
pursuaded into = belief Of the formida
BILE character and number of the sava
ges. armed rs they were with the lates,
and best improved rifles. He said thai
unless much larger force than can b
brought into tho field at that point now
were sent into that country. Their,
would result long and costly Indiar
war.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H.. July 20-Th.
Rockingham Dime Savings Bank closed
its doors to-day.
PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Gothic heat
is intense; the thermometer is at 100 ,
in the shade. Many cases of prostra
ton have occurred, several Of which
proved fatal.
New YORK, July 20.-The Times
Washington special says there have
been several converts to soft money in
the House recently Hendricks influ
enee Is limited at Hendricks has Ger
tainly written some letters which show
great caution, and the soft money men
claim that in case of his acceptance
upon the repeal bill being passed, his
letter, if 50 stating. may DO understood
rs a game of bluff. for undoubtedly
Hendricks will accept.
Thermometer yesterday reached 95 :
This forenoon weather is immediately
hot, giving promise of another very
warm day. Fatalities continue and the
burial permits are larger than ever be
fore.
The steamer Baltic was burned on
her trip up the Hudson river last night
Loss, 10000; no loss Of life.
MONTREAL, July 20.-Wm Campbell
leather betting merchant. failed; assets,
including bad debts, $a40. 900. liabili
ties. $3.50 900.
Boston. July ao.-The loss by the fire
at Bar,on's Landing, Vermont, Wednes-
day morning was sixty thousand dollars;
insurance, twenty-five thousand dol.
lars
New YORK. July 2o.-Wheeler &C.
ccpss in letter OF which the following
Is all extract. 10 summary of the
doctrine enuncia,ed by the conventions: