The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-27


.iors do not suit him. BY working
hard and sitting up until after
two o'clock the Democrats in the House
have passed the last of the appropria-
LaB. hill. Nh bepe,fb hht Phf vePHReFlttn5ly
July lst.
Nothing has been done in Congress
this week concerning the Chinese ques-
ton. There is considerable comment
here upon the letter published in San
Francisco by commissioner Roach re-
counting his achievements in Washing
ton and saying the delegates are not
harmonious Roach was often seen
about the corridors Of the capitol and
upon the floor of the House apparently
very busy. but the California Senators
and Representatives are generally on
very friendly terms. frequently in con-
sultation and exhibiting mutual regard,
with the exception, that between Sar-
gent aud Piper. on the one hand, and
Luttrell on the other, there are no re-
lations or intercourse whatever
The Senate Private Land Committee
has unanimously reported against the
bill providing for re- survey of rancho
RIO De Santa Clara. They find the
patent is in substantial agreement with
the decree. and impartially declares the
petitioners have no title either perfect
or inchoate to the premises.
The Worlds Washington special says
Jewell does not intend to resign.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-Blaine's
condition is unchanged or at least not
changed for the better. He has been
confined to his room for the past four
days and exhibits symptoms of extreme
physical prostration. He has a low
form of fever resulting from malaria.
and his physicians have some appre-
hension of its assuming typhoid
character. A change from this climate
is regarded rs absolutely indispensable
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on Tuesday by route by which he can
go directly home without change of
cars.
Randall left for st. Louis tonight.
Notwithstanding the large number of
Democratic members who have gone to
the convention, it is thought there will
be . quorum in each house during the
week.
NEW YORK, June 24.-Five hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars in gold
coin was shipped to Europe to-day.
ST. LOUIS, June 24.-The two north
ern spans of the railroad bridge across
the Missouri river, at Kansas City.
burned yesterday. Probable loss, $l0.-
600. 1t will. perhaps, take two weeks
to replace the bridge In the meantime
the III. & st. joe. the X. c. & St Joe
& c. b. & st. L., X. c. & n. roads will
not be able to run trains into Kansas
City,
BATAVIA, N. Y. June 24.-Thos. d.
onackenboss. convicted Of rape upon
Mrs. Sarah Norton. aged .6, from the
effects Of which she died. has been SEN
fenced to be hung August llth.
FREMONT. O.. June IA recep-
ton WAS rendered Gov. Hayes this
evening by citizens of both parties
He was escorted from the depot to his
residence by the military companies,
bands of music and thousands Of citi-
zsns. Speeches were made by Mayor
Dickinson, Gov. Hayes and others.
TERRE HAUTE, June 24.-Last night
a. Robinson, Crawford county. Illionos,
as the sheriff entered the Jail. he was
attacked by one of the prisoners con-
fined for murder, and seriously injured.
A crowd Of citizens came to his rescue
and took the prisoner and hung him TO
tree near by until about dead
CINCINNATI, June 24.-An enthus-
ias,ic Hayes and Wheeler meeting WAS
held tonight. Ex-Gov. Noyes pre-
sided In speaking of Gov. Hayes he
said he WAS in full sympathy with the
spirit Of reform and under his admin
istration thievs and rAscals viii not
grow rich. He will labor for the pasi-
iication and prosperity of the South
and North. endorsement of laws and for
the honest payment of the national
debt. Gov. Noyes was followed by
Secretary Bristow. who WAS received
with the greatest enthusiasm In
speaking of the tickle, he said: mo
name better calculated 10 insure success
could have been PLACED upon it. No
language l can use is too strong To ex-
press my confidence in the patriotism.