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LONDON, Sept l6 The Daily TEE
graphs special from Vienna asserts that
Germany will not move in aid Of Rus
sia's demands upon Turkey, and in
event of war will remain absolutely
neutral.
The 7elegrapHs correspondent at Paris
reports that a sensation was caused in
that city by the publication last even
ing in the Journal La France of the text
of an alleged treaty signed by Bismarck
and Gortschakoff, purporting to have
been made last June, and provid-
ing for the settlement of the Eastern
question in case of war. The whole
thing is absurd and caused much excite
ment, and obtained credence in certain
circles
The Staaduds dispatch from Bel
grade says the Turks made an attack on
Tuesday on Mali Lewarnk to prevent
the Servians FROM sending reinforce
ments to Gen. Tchernayoff, but the
fighting on the Drian cannot influence
the issue of tile war at Alexinstz.
4 correspondent with the Turks says
that their plan of operations is to cross
the Morava, storm the Servian position
at belgrade. occupy 1t and then return
to take Alexinatz. Both positions are
strong, and the task will be one of enor-
nous difficulty. The first attempt to
carry out the plan by bridging the Mo-
rsva on Monday WIS unsuccessful.
BELGRADE, Sept. IA telegram to
the Daily Ne,es says rain has been fall.
ing in torrents for the last two day.
and the Morava valley is now great
swamp. BY Systematically burning the
villages the Turks have destroyed what
would have been their shelter and they
are now exposed without shelter to the
storm. Important military operations
are impossible and week of rain will
render the valley untenable. The Ser
vians have supplies for years cam
paign at belgrade and Alexinatz The
Turks are obliged to haul everything
from Siech, and their withdrawal to
that point is expected.
A report is current here that the
Turks have captured two or three Ser
Wan redoubts at Little Swarruck The
government will shortly issue notes
ranging from one TO one hundred francs
as forced currency
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NV YoEE, Sept. l5-John Walter,
principal owner of the London TInses.
and inventor Of the Walter improved
press, has arrived from England.
September 2ls: il fixed As the day on
which Hell Gate is 10 be blown 10
pieces
BosToy. Sept 1.-THE sale Of Old
South Church for 800. 600 was perfect
ei today. The building ia 10 be used
IS an historical museum.
NEW YORK. Sept l5-Forty FIVE
girls and young men. together with Rev.
Albert Mielensky, pastor of the Polish
Catholic church, were arrested and taken
to the station last night for holding $
dance in tho ball Of the church. The
place has become 50 notorious as nui.
sance 70 the neighborhooi that an atate-
ment had been ordered that morning
All the prisoner. except the minister
were released.
PORTLAND. Sept i5-The Maine
Legislature will stand as follows House,
l2l Republicans, 81 Democrats; Senate,
% Repu blicsns, 2 Democrats Repub-
lican gain. 81 in the House and 0 in the
Senate.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept l5.--Arrived
City Of Panama. Victoria. oh Ame-
thyss, Bellingham Bay. bk vide,,e.
Port Madison; French brig Dax Amis,
Departure Bay.
The O'clock train fom San jose ran
over . man near San Bruno road cross
ing, almost severing both leg. from the
body. He WAS brought into town on
the train. ba, no hopes are entertained
for his recovery. His name and ante
cedents are unknown He is believed
~ have been . tramp who in attempt
ing 20 steal free ride ON the car truck
fell under the wheela
Jennie Bonnet, . French girl. was
assassinased shou. O'Clock las, night
~ the San Miguel saloon near the sta.
Gou 81 the same name. on the San jose
railroad. Deceased came o. the saloon.
which 10 kept - . kind Of waysitae
inn. on Tuesday evening in company
With enother French woman. In hired
buggy. On "Wednesday = boy employed
81 the stable in the city whore the We
hicls was obtAiued, came TO the station
end took The baggy back to town. Jsn,
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
SEATTLE Sent. i6 Is

SEATTLE, Sept. 10, 1876.
The Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment, Mayor Weed in the chair Couu-
cilmen present at roll call Messrs. Bell,
Hall. Kenney and Leary.
The minutes of last meeting were
read and approved.
Mr.. Lesry presented the following
resolution:
Resolceel. That the City Attorney be
instructed to draw an ordinance provid-
ing for q grade on the north side of CO.
lumbia street. and partial grade on the
alley between Front and Second streets,
from Columbia TO Marion, contormable
to the grade of said streets On the
passage of the resolution the yeas and
nays being called. the vote stood, yeas:
Bell, Hall. kenney aud Leary. Nays.
none The resolution was adopted.
Ordinance No. ia. fixing the salary
Of the City Clerk. WAS PASSED. Messrs.
Bell. Hall, Kenney and Leary voting
yea, and none voting nay.
The following bill was audited and
ordered paid,
Vim A. Inman, services as City Clerk.
al 66;
The Road Committee were given fur
Their time to report upon opening Wash
ing.on street. and requested to report at
next meeting.
On motion the council adjourned un-
Ill Saturday. Sept. 2si. 1876, at i
O'Clock Z. NJ
WN. A. INMAS. City Clerk.
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CHICAGO, Sept. l5.-The Times spe
cial correspondent with Terry, tele-
graphs under date, Fort Buford, mouth
of the Yellowstone. Sept 8 ria Bismark,
IA inst. The final breaking up of Ter
rvs command occurred yesterday morn
ing and all the troops are now en- route
homo, with tho exception of two regi-
ments of infantry, which will winter
at the mouth Of Tongue river. The
Montana troops numbering $50 infan-
try, 40 horse. and including the sew
enth infantry and second cavalry. under
Gen. Gibbons, left for Fort Ellis with
the wagon train and supplies for so
days They will follow the old Stanley
trail. The route is teeming with hos
tiles. is $50 miles long. and they may
encounter large war party in the Big
Horn country, They have been in the
field since March. and are poorly clad
for tho fierce storms and cold weather
which sweep over the prairies at this
season. The Twenty Second Infantry
have been lett at the mouth of Glendive
creek, aud commenced the construction
Of . stoekade. They will remain till
the first Of November or later. The
Seventh Cavalry have left for Fort Blu
ford and will move along the north
bank of The Yellowstone. After arriv-
wing here they will SO to Fort Lincoln
10 winter. The Sixteenth infantry will
remain here. General Terry and staff
arrived here this morning aud will re-
main few days then go to st. Paul r,a
Bismark. by the 18th all the troops
will have been withdrawn from the
northern country, except the Fifth and
Twenty Second Cavalry containing 400
men. A dispatch jus, received from
General Sheridan. oountermands the
order TO winter a regiment of cavalry
on the Yellowstone. which renders win
ter campaigning impossible and indeti-
ni,ely posspones the subsection of the
Sioux. Terry leaves the field, having
accomplished no purpose of the exp.sdi
ton, and with one-quarter of his
troops killed by bullets or exposure.
NASHVILLE. Sept l5.-The 7ssnes<e
fs.f, the leading German paper in Ten
nessee, heretofore independent, comes
oat for Tlden aud Hendricks
ST. LOUIS, Sept. i5-T. q Miller,
the absccnding Montreal ieweier. Was
taken before the United States Com
missioner Clark this afternoon, and
held in t6.ooo bonds to answer al in.
dicimens for defrAading the United
States revenue found against him in
tho Eastern district Of Michigan. TWO
| pears go.
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ME refusing to pay for the use Of il.
Later in the Day the s.able-keeper him.
self wen. 20 San Miguel, and told Jen-
ME IL she did no. psy him 80 he would
%. bullet through her; bu. he left
wi,hou, bis money Las. night Jennie
had just gone 10 bed in room On the
first floor. ard her companion was pre-
pairing TO retire when shot was fired
though the window. striking Jennie in
The breast. producing instant death.
During the confusion which followed,
the assassin escaped unno,iced. Officers
have been sent out 20 work up the case
Deceased was Q well known character
aboa. town. having for many years been
in the habit CT wearing male apparel,
for which she was frequently arrested.
She always alleged that she did 50 for
its greater convenience in pursuit of her
occupation, which was catching frogs
for use in the city restaurants. She
was about 20 years Of age. The name
Of the s.able-keerer, from whom the
team was hired, has not yet been OBJ
tanned.
YREKA. Sept. i5.-On Wednesday
evening about eight O'Clock, B. A. God
frey was stabbed and mortality wounded
at Fort Jones by young man named
Sherwood. Sherwood was dancing on
the sidewalk. when Godfrey's boy made
fun Of his dancing. for which Sherwood
pulled the boys ears. Godfrey hear
ing the boy cry. and bis statement,
knocked Sherwood down. and then went
into Diggles' store. Sherwood soon af-
ter went to Diggles' store aud wanted
Godfrey to come out and hear the state
ment Of persons who witnessed the az
fair: that he did not try to hurt the
boy. Godfrey refused and told Sher-
wood to 60 away; but Sherwood fur
ther insisting, Godfrey answered that
he (Sherwood) acknowledged pulling
the boy up by the ears. when Sherwood
called him liar. whercat Godfrey again
knocked him down, and as they scuf-
fed over some sacks Of -four, Sherwood
cut Godfrey in the back, abdomen and
hip very seriously with bowie-kn
Sherwood will be examined to- morrow,
and it is expected Godfrey will die.
Los ANGELES, Sept. l5.-Mr. C.
Hirsch. who has just arrived from Ari-
IONA. reports that young man named
Henry Smith, from st. Louis, Missouri,
who left Yuma. on the third day Of
September with pack animals for Los
Angeles. persisted on the desert. near
Indian Wells. just below the boundary
lines Of the State in Lower California,
on the 9th. He, with companion had
been wandering around nearly ninety
hours without water. and before he
died, opened vein in his arm and
drank his own blood. which clotted in
his throat. To. relieve this he made
incisions in the windpipe and pulled
out the clots with his fingers. Six
hours after he drank his blood, he died
His companion made his way to sta
ton in the last stage of exhaustion, and
told the horrible tale. Smith requested
that information Of his death should be
communicated TO his sister. Miss Sarah
| Smith. who lives on Carondolet avenue.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
REPUBLICAN
County Ticket +!
HASFogD.
xxyRrsESTArsyTs.
GEORGE W. TIBBETS-
wR ANDREWS
AuprroR
GARDNER KELLOGG
SHERIFF.
LEWIS Y. wYCKoFF.
TREASURER.
GEORGE d. HILL
PROBATE JUDGE.
GEORGE y McCoNAHA.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
HI. YEsLER.
G. CLYMER-
]. w. BORST.
ASSESSORS.
WI sHoUDY.
J. B. STARK.
j. A. SMART.
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.
PRor. E. S. INGRAHAM
SURVEYOR.
FIJI WENTWORTH.
DIR. H. A. BAGIEY.
wRxcEMAsTER.
RI BEATTY.
Seattle Precinct Officers
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
VII. GILLIAN.
T. II. STRlNGHAM.
coNsrABLKs.
HG THORNTON
KIRK C. WARD.
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Notice
TAXPAYERS !

The DeItn1ussss Tax List for the yeAr 1879 for
The CITY Of SEATTLE having been tarEsd over %
NE With the necessary certificate Authorizing its
collection. Notice il hereby given - all delin-
qaen, taxpayer shsf IL they 90 not come forward
And nav 10 ss ali taxes due from then. 90 tie said
sasy Of SEATTLE wi,hin sixty days froE this date.
TIA. their property win lie then advertised for
sale ana Saad in accordance With lag.
VII sHorDf. CITY Collector.
Seattle, Sepse2h~s lssa. lsss. sisid
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

All persans who have doss within the city lira-
its bot already licensed. hai better secure IL
eefs~ and collar as once % the City Cierk Ten
days after this notice I shall eommenre the de-
ssrueston cs Al DOS rot provided with said collar
H TCRSBCLL. City Marshal
Seattle, September II. isse- sells
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-18
Ordinance No. 122.
In relation to Building Sidewalk on
the North Side of Jackson Street,
between Commercial and
Second Street.

The City Of Seattle does ordain as follows:
SECTION isr. The owners OF Real Estate border
ing on the north side o! Jackson Street and be-
tween Commercial and Second Streets, in May
nards plat Of Seattle, shall build and construct
good and substantial Sidewalk not less than six
feet in width. and Of plank not less than two
inches in thickness said work 30 be done TO the
satisfaction Of the City Engineer, and 20 be COM
peted within thirty days after the passage Of this
Ordinance.
SIC. %. That if any owner OF Real Estate whose
duty 10 il by the rst Section of this Ordinance TO
build and construct Sidewalk therein speci-
fed. shall fail 20 comply with the requirements
Of said Section. the Street Commissioner shall
proceed s1d build and construct said Sidewalk
bed in the FIRST Section OF this Ordinance
and the reasonable expense Of building the
same shall be collected from the adjoining lot
owners. - zines and penalties are collected in
other cases.
Passed september isf, A. d. 1876.
Published September <th. A. d. 1876.
O. A. WEED. Mayor.
WV. A. IyMAS. City Clerk. sep4-4w
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Notice.

All p<r>ees Arc hsrvsy nosisrd that they vii b
prSSxcus<a g. The extent of the lawt found
r>xst In aes~crsssng or IN aEywsse interfering
with the graves Il the NAscais Cemetery.
rs RUSSELL. S<xiar-
esassie. Ars. -. lsss. A3$lm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-02

CONSIDERABLE fiuttsr has been occa-
stoned in the various departments OF the
United States Government in San Fran
cisco on account of the possible results
of . failure to pass the appropriation
bills. It is reported that the officials
nave been advised of the probability OF
serious Inconvenience in the Post Office,
Internal Revenue Office, United States
Marshai's and other bureaus, unless
some conclusion can be reached at an
early day. The temporary measure OF
relief afforded by the action of Congress
Yesterday bridges the difficulty for few
GAYS. after which the outlook is said to
be somewhat dubious. Orders have
been received to discontinue the office
Of the Supervisor Of Internal Revenue.
All attaches and employees have been
discharged. The books, papers and
other property Of the office have been
packed up for storage, and the conduct
If the business Of the department dele
gated to Special Agents CLARK aud Crane.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-02
The religious papers are handling th.

Tn. religious papers are handling the
biography of George Sand with deli-
cacy OF touch that is very suggestive.
Too many religious people have read
her interesting novels to make a whole
sale dsnunciation eypedient. and be-
sides, if she is rouDdly berated it will
insure the sale Of a Lew and larger
edition of her works. 1t will never do to
keep still and it will never do to say
anything, so the quandary is complete.
All these columns of criticism must be
written in such a way that they will dc
neither good nor harm, and it is some
what anus sing, therefore, to read what
is said Oh this delicate subject.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-02

Senator Jones has just made another
speech on the silver question. Speaking
of silver mines, he says: "Such
bonanzs as the Consolidated Virginia
Company has been fortunate enough to
find has lured to their ruin thousands OF
mining companies, which. after spend
ing wears of effor: and millions OF csp-
ital in search for similar deposits,
have been obliged to abandon their en-
!erp,i,es. And this is continually going
on and forms part Of the history OF
mining. It il through explorations OF
this character that at rare intervals
bonanza is discovered. and hchca up
ital sunk in unsuccessful prospecting ad-
ventures must be considered as much &
par, of the cost of production Of the pre-
cious metals as capital which represents
the current expenses Of successful
mine" In conclusion Jones says: In
retiring greenbacks you must. IN ORDER
10 ayart bankruptcies or distress. replace
them with other monetary NUTS equally
easy 10 obtain. Not more easy, as the
espansionists would wish. because there
by YOU would defeat the Just claims oi
the creditor; and not less easy, rs the
contraciionists desire. because yon
world then defeat the rights ot the
debtor and destroy him. Nothing VIII
answer for these units SO we'll as silver
dollars, because these and crsenbacks
are ut at equality il the In&rke: ana one
is rs easy to obtain as the other. l., nl.
Tie other hand, you attempt 70 replace
the creerh,ckS with gold. YOU Ni'! f.s,i.
| because, as have previously shown, Il
is difficult, if not impossible, to oh.aln
. sufficient gold for tue pUYc.e. II son
succet d III thus replacing them and II,
compelling debts Of individuals and cor
porations to be paid il cola. you viii
ruin them All and plunge tie country
into 2 chronic condition Of social an
archv'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-02

A BLACKSMITH was once summoned to
a county court as . witness in dispute
between two of his workmen. The
Judge. afte1 hsaringithe testimony, asked
him Why be did not advise them to
settle. as the costs has already amounted
to three times the disputed sum. lie
replied: IL told the fools to settle. for l
s,ia The clerk would take their coats,
the lawyers their shirts. and it they
got iuto your honor's court, you d skin
EN-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-02

The Senate Finance Committee has
voted to recommend that the Senate non
concur on the joint resolution for the
issue of silver coin. these amendments
providing for the issue of 100000 600
and for the renewal of the old silver dol
lar, with unlimited legal tender power.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-02

ANOTHER SILVER SHR1NKAGE.-Silvsr
is quoted now in the London market at
fifty pence, gold. This is the lowest
price it has reached since England, IN
1916, converted the metal from specie to
q mere commodity.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-02

Mrs. ANN ELIZA YoUNo has Melted
s5O.O from her lectures on Brigham
and Mormonism. and is preparing to
tell some new things abou. them next
season.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-02

FINE SrEc1MENs.-Dr. G. B. Luce is
the recipient of fine lot Of specimens
from the principal lodss of Columbus
Mining District-about % pounds III
all. They were selected and sent by ex,
press by "Doc" Orton of Columbus, and
have been carefully assayed and tested.
80 that the exact richness OF each IS
known. They range from $lOo to Sio'-
600 Der ton. The Doc. writes that they
are picked specimens. and cannot be
taken as fair samples of the ore in the
respective mines from which they were
selected; nevertheless, where 80 many
rich specimens can be obtained, and
from so many different lodes. there is
certainly reasonable hopes for rich
mining district. In fact, there are a rev
mines in the State that have more Tat
tsring prospects than those Of Columbus
District at the present time.--[ Carson
Valley News.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-02

TEE Committee Of Conference on ile
Indian Appropriations bill Will report
their inability to agree.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-02

TIE President to-day signed the Act
TO provide itu,p"rarjly for the e1nHnai-
:,,re Of the Govern.u mt: also, the laval
Appropriation bill.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-02

SENATE, June 30.-At 10 O'Clock the
Senate took Il recess till ) P. Nj. on mo-
ton Of Anthony, who stated IL making
the motion that il would lie economy of
time to take recess III order TO allow
the Conference Committee on the Ap.
propriation bills an opportunity to per
. lect those measures.
The Senate then took up the House
bill to continue the Incorporated balances
to provide temporarily for the expenses
Of the Government Tor i pel11'i hot 10
exceed ten days.
After some discussion tue LII was
amended and passed.
The amendment Of the House to the
bill to authorize the Congressional PRINT
err to continue the public printing, fixing
the time ut ten instead Of sixty days, WAS
agreed to and the bill passed.
The Senate then took up tue suudry
Civil Service Appropriation bill.
Window, in charge of the bill, SAID the
amount appropriated as il came from the
House was Sl5, 1861 80. To this the
committee added 81 eS4 sos 50. Follow
inc are the items Of increase: sol, Ooo
for the Impeachment trial Of Belknap;
SG12. 900 additional for public printing;
$500. 600 for General Fund of the Dis
trict of Columbus: S70,0 900 additional for
Mint officers; S1,150,0 additional! for
public buildings throughout the coun-
try; $3.50, 600 for Navy yards; Sl61 ,OO0
for Rock Island Arsenal; $lUO,o add
tional for the signal service; Sl39, ooo
for Capitol building and grounds, aud
SlS7, 800 for surveying public lands.
The amendment nppropnatlng Sooo,'
900 to defray the expenses OF the Sena'e
in the Belknap impeachment WAS then
agreed to.
Recess till evening.
At the evening session the Sundry
Civil Appropriation bin came up. Sew
eral amendments proposed by the Ap-
| propriation Committee were agreed to,
including those raising the appropriation
| for the Appraisers store at San Fran
cisco from S5O.O to 500, 900. and APP
prnpriatine 500, coo for continuing the
work Oh the dry dock at Mare Island.
! At length the bill was reported to the
! Senate, the amendments concurred III,
and the bill passed.
No quorum being present. tue SENATE
| adjourned at II 10 o'clock.
| HOUSE, June 3O.-The House adopted
resolution to adjourn from the LIST to
| the 9th Of July, TO attend the ceieora-
ton in Independence Square. $50,
Senate Amendment to House bill,
making temporary provision for the or
| binary expenses of the Government ior
| the next ten days, were concurred IN,
and the bill Immediately sent to the
| President.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-02

HAYES aud Tilden will both be at
PHILADELPHIA on the Fourth.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-18

SHER1FF'S sALE-By virtue of a writ of
- Lavari Facias to me directed, will be ex-
posed TO Public Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL S4l SHIPLEY ST.
kept by George W. 0rtlip. in the city of Will
mington. New Castle county, Delaware on
SATURDAY,
THE 2sth DAY OF OCTOBER, 1876.
At 2 o'clock .. m,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot OF land with a - story
brick tavern house thereon erected, situate
In the city of Wilmington. New Castle county
and State of Delaware. tdesigna ted as lot No.
y and bounded and described as follows to
wit; beginning on the southerly side Of Fourth
street between Market and ShIpley streets.
at corner of land of Thomas d. Gibson:
thence along line of said land south thirty
three and half degrees west seventy feet TO a
line OF Charles Candy; thence along that line
south fifty six and a half degrees east twenty
| feet to corner Of land of j oseph Brinehursf.
| thence by that land north thirty three and \
half degrees east seventy feet to the SOUTH v
side OF Fourth street: and thence aloag the
same north ftty-s'x anu a half degrees west
twenty feet to the place of beginning, be th q
contents thereof what they may.
| Seized and taken in execution as the pro.
perty OF Peter Springer and Anna NJ, his wife
and {. t., and 10 le sold by
| WIN. Il. LAMBsON, Sheriff
1 Sherif's Office. New Castle.
Uct, =, 1876, octr-ts