The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-20
RAGrERN STATES.


native Of Philadelphia, died here .o-
day
WAsHlxGIoS, Oct 1.-THE follow
ing Was issued this evening in pur-
suance Of tho proclamation issued by
the Prsslden. declaring that insurrection
and domestic violence existed in the
State Of South Carolina:
Gea. VIA T. !sa<rmaa. In view
Of the existing condition of affairs in
South Carolina, there's 3 possibility that
the proclamation If the President Of
this date may be disregArded. To pro-
vide against such contingency you will
Immediately order ell the available
force in the military division of the At
lantic to report to Gen. Ruger. and in
struct that officer to station bis troops
in such localities that they may be most
speedily aud efiectuslly used in case Of
resistance to :he authority Of the Unit
ell States II is hoped that . collision
may thus be avoided; but you will in
struct Gen. Ruger to let it lie known
tina. il is tho 6xed purpose Of the gov
ernment 10 carry out the spirit Of the
proclamation and to sustain il by the
military force of tho general govern
men,. supplAnted, if necessary, by the
military Of the various States.
Very Respectfully.
u. q. CAMERON. Sec. of War
LITTLE Rock. Oct. lS-The Re-
publicans OF the third congressional
district to- lay nominated John Nc
Clure.
CHICAGO Oct is-The Tribane's
Washington special says; Virginia Re
publicans expect To gain two Congress
men in that State. They claim the
election of Col. Lgar, an old line
whig, and pronounced Unionist ia the
second district and in the Fourth.
There is also some prospect that Mr.
Mill may defeat Gov Walker in the
Richmond district.
/ Sr. LOTS, Oct ls-Nothing to-
night transpired i'll the Frank James
case. Several persons have talked
with the prisoner. some Of which
i think him 10 be. rs claimed. John
Goodwin now in Tsias Others express
! the opinion that he is Col. Carter, one
/ of the Otterville train robbers.
LOUISVILLE. Oct. is-Mr. Harper.
owner Of Tenbroeck announces his
willingness tonight to.run against Tom
Ochiltree for $4,000 or any larger
amount. to take place on the track Of
the Louisville Jockey Club next Spring.
NEW YORK, Oct Is.-The Eren.ng
Post has the following The wArlike
rumors from the Eaat. with the possibil-
ity that other European powers may be-
come involved in Turkeys troubles, had
a material eficc, on tho Wall street and
merchandise market this forenoon. all
having been thrown into state Of ex-
citement. The gold room has been with.
on, parallel for some years, boisterous
and excited brokers bid for any amount
and at almos, any price. and purchases
which opened ss ll0i. soon rose To 1871.
Gold opened at lios. SO thu, in two
days prices advanced toll per cent
SO large an advance on ~ short . time
has not occurred since the great panic
OF 1873. Prom li3t. there vas . fall
10 ills. the price has remained steady
~ between Ill and lle In foreign
exchange there was An advance of
cent in notes for sterling bills ia stock
exchange. L. =. bonds advanced ter |.
amid excited purchases. the rise ranging
from To 81 per cent. IS the outbreak
II the war WAS interpreted 10 mean
greater activity in railroad business and
general trade. 4 prominent merchant
when questioned by reporter of the
Past in regard - the probable effect of
the European war on bread STATE, re-
Piled tia, definite predictions could
only rs obtained from merchants who
had been . shor; time In the business /;
the older he grow the mere ignoran,
he became concerning the future Tel.
esrsph dispatches received =, the pro-
duce exchange from Chicago say that
the people are crazy over the excitement
produced over the sudden rise in wheat
in ,hA, city A, the Close OF charge
yesterday the price Of whea, MAS 81 10
aud scon after advanced at II NJ
to-day the price WAS ti.is; j, then sd
vancca 10 sl.ie! rex, declined to ti.li
and a. ii.so Vas els The marke, Is
fevesish AID excited On account Of var
| runners, and especially Of the dssiins 10