The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-22

Rooinson. attended the council. which
lasted two hours
CREEpMooR, Sept 81 -l.50 P NJ
On tie so yards range the Americans
stood 100, and the Irish SEA
CREEDXoR. sep Ella the hrst
part Of the morning The weather Was
cl 3udy. with i s.iff Wind dead from ,he
targets. but before the shooting m
menced the wind moderated aul h
sky became clear Tn f1liowiug ar
the individual seor~s e tie Am~riean
team q. So ys.nl- D.kip. II Weber
Go; Allen. GS; Fulton, 20 Farwell,
s6; Ra,hbone. IS Total. 400. The In
dividual scores Of the Iri.h team are .
follows: Rigby, 60; John. 81; Joy.e,
81; Vin.on, 81 Dyas. 66 Miner, 6s.
Total. 394
CggEDMooR. sept. 2i.-The follow
ing are the individual scores at the nine I
bundred yards range: American
Farewell. 60 Rathbone. 60 Dakin, 81: +
Weber, SO; Fulton. -; Allen. SO To- /
tai. 3ss. Irish-Milner. -, Dysr, 81.
Rigby, 81; Fenton, 50; Johnson. 81;
Joyant, Sc Total, 800
/ PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2l.-The Cali |
fornia fruit department has been closed
at Pathological Hall, where i. was the
great attraction while it lasted. There
was some dissatisfaction expressed with |
the attorney and managers Of the Cali /
forni. Fruit Shipping Co. fer not keep
ing up the display. 1t was understood
that fruit would weekly follow the first
consignment, but this has failed
NEW YORK. Sept. 2l-The following
is special dispatch FROM Madrid:
Learning that the commander of the
L. s. Ship Franklin homeward bound.
consents to deliver VIM NJ Tweed to
the American authorities instead of
sending him back TO Gen Joyellar. an
order for Tweed's departure from Cor
rinna has been countermandcd. The
Franklin which is now at Gihralter.
proceeds to Vigo to take Tweed on
board, who is closely confined in fort
ress Costello Delcostro
WAsHISGToS, Sept. 2l.-The Sol
diers and Sailors National Reform AS
ISOLATION have to-day issued a call for a
grand mass convention Of union soldiers
and sailors in favor Of reform in the
Albany, N. Y. on Thursday Oct 10th.
in the interests Of "ildcn Il IendricksD
The call is signed by the executive com
mittee with Maj Gen. Hooker AS Pres
ident.
NEW YORK. Sept 2l.-The Past says:
The Bank Of Nevada will, on the 4th Of
October neF. increase its capital from
Il. DOC 900 to $40 600 nnn o 49, ."'
|, os October next its New York agency
house Of Eugene Kelly Il Co, to the
Bank of New York
CHICAGO, Sept. 2l-The Tribune says
the officers of the Erie, Baltimore 4
Ohio. Central Pacific and Union Pacific
Railroads are on their way to this city
for the purpose of making arrangements
to establish a through line from New
, York to San Francisco This has been
, long contemplated scheme of Jay
, Gould, and be seems to have at last
, obtained sufficient interest in the North
; western and other roads necessary to
: complete the line, and carry the scheme
to a successful issue The roads to con-
stitutc this line are the Erie. from New
York to Salamanca. the Atlantic and
Great Western. from Salemsnica to
Mansfield; the Baltimore and Ohio.
/ from Mansfield to Chicago the Chicago
Northwestern. from Chicago to Omaha;
the Union Pacific, from Omaha TO Og-
; den; the Central Pacific. from Ogden 10
San Francisco. There is also to be a
through line RIA ST. Louie. rs follows:
The Erie aud Atlantic, and Great West
crn. TO Cincinnati; the Ohio and Nilsson.
ri. TO ST Louis. the St Louis, Kansas
, City and Northern. aud St. Joseph and
Council Bluffs, To Omaha; thence Ella the
Union Pacific and Central Pacific. to
|, San Francisco Jay Gould himself is
with the party now on their way here.
and il is stated that there are no further
obstacles in the way Of making his ia
, vorite scheme q fixed fact
ISDlANAPoLIs, Sept el.--The parade
this morning was started at about 1890
o'clock. occupying Is minutes in pass
ing. About $500 men were in line.
New YORK, Sept. 2l--Gold closed
lo9@. "a 100 5.
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