The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-17

NV YORK. Oct. 1.-THE Efpyess
says a special dispatch from st. Peters
burg to- day states a report was curren.
tina. Russia was about % issue "a large
loan. This was interpreted here as
rather warliks. In the event of war
the United States would be drawn
upon largely for grain, provisions, aud
munitions Of war, which would greatly
increase our exports and make business
lively in financial aud commercial cir.
cles.
LITTLE Rock. oct. 1.-THE official
eonnt Of the State election, completed
today. shows q total vote Of los ,60i,
Miller. Dem, receiving q majority oil
1899 over Bishop. Rep
DETROIT, Oct. li-Ex Judge Chas
Moran. one Of the Oldest and wealth
lest citizens of Detroit. died suddenly
last night. aged 20 years He leaves an
estate valued At s., 800, 600
CHEYENNE. Oct. li-Lsst night 20
head II horses were stolen from camp
near Gustav A detachmen. OF soldiers
followed the trail and found the ami
mails in the possession Of Mexican and
. white, who resisted arrest and were
both killed.
Tn. Indians drove into the station IA
wood party at work seven miles from
Sage creek. Numbers are reported as
having left the agencies. AT noon to
day twelve horses were stolen by them
from Mclllwaine's rancho near the Chug
water.
Sergeant Parker, with detachment
Of the Second Cavalry. who arrived at
tho last named place to night, came in
contact with large body OF Indians a,
8 o'clock p, NJ, ten miles from Hun
toon's ranch at the head Of Richard
creek. and in the fight which ensued
Private Foster was killed and left on
the field The Indians haye about n
hundred head If stock aud are heading
for Bridgcr's ferry.
PROVIDENCE, Oct. l5-Snow fell
here to the depth If two inches last
night,
NEW YORK. Oc.. "a slight fall
of snow here this morning
WASHINGTON. Oct. i5-Sipw fell
here early TIN. morning.
BasroN. u't Is Snow fell Ia. r. and
IN various parts Of New Euglanl north
and cast If here l,.t night I, the depth
Of three inch. nr more
iNpIAS,roLts. Oct I5.--R turns from
all the Counties in the state ceived
Williams majority is 5.i9i
New York. OFT, l5.-Wenher cold
and stormy A. this hoar. A VI,
snow IL falling fast, the first Of the sea-
son but i, melts as fast as IL falls
At a meeting OF the an,i-Tammany
Democrats. the party headed 10y John
Morrissey. was in favor Of accepting the
terms offered 10y Tammany. bu. the
proposition WAS rejected by large ma
iority,
NEW YoRK. oct i6.-Gola closed
sis@9A.
NEW York, Oct. i6.-Charles Sedg-
wick Hunt. sthe well known journalist,
lied at his residence in this city yester-
day.
Among the notices read by Mr..
Beecher from the pulpit Yesterday
morning. WAS one informing the cougre-
CATION tia, the Womsn's Union Mis-
sionary Society ~ouldl hold three
days convention th,s week in Rev. Or.
Storrs' church. Arriving At this point.
Mr. Beechsr hsAitated a moment. and
then said impressively am sorry that
this place has been selected 10 hold this
convention in i, will necessarily pre-
ven, many Il yoa from attending OF
all places hich might have been Sc
iected. think there is some one where
il would DO, have been al offence for
you 10 So
Commodore Vanderbilt died this
morning =, 20 minutes after 10 o'clock
LArgs -Commoiore Vanderbilt i.
not dead.
The Er,Asas Pgs, notifies the agen,
Of the Western Associated Press that
VANDERBILT, is no, dead. The dispatch
seu, "a the New York Associated Press
announcing bis death. purporsipg to be
signed by Or Deems, WAS the work OF
some ,ricks,er here. il seems Follow
ing is capy ct he original dispatch
Is received
Commodore Vanderbilt, died Thu,
morning 81 twenty minutes after ten
Repoeters are especially requested not
- ens, as the house.