The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01
Eastern STATES.

announced than there were Ioud Calls
for Seymour :" Seymour " The
Ex-Governor was then nominated The
following dispatch was then received
by Francis Herman: You must not
let my name be used my health will
not permit" Signed Horatio Sey-
mour.
Clarkson y. Potter and Lucius Rob
inson were also nominated, but the del
egates placing their names before the
convention were constantly interrupted
by cries for Seymour. Finally mo-
ton was made TO rescind the previous
resolution to 90 into nominations for
Governor, and TO nominate by accla-
nation. A committee was appointed
to inform Seymour of his nomination,
and the convention adjourned.
Horatio Seymour, in response to ur-
gent appeals to accept nomination for
| Governor by acclamation, peremptori-
ly declined. principally on account OF
| ill health.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 30.-Advices from
Hayes City. Kansas. says water spout
burst in Killcreek Valley, Osborne
county, Kansas. on Saturday evening.
and flooded the entire bottom in about
fifteen minutes Horses, cattle and crops,
were carried away Mrs. Boughton and
two children and Mrs Green were
drowned
NEW HAVEN. Aug. 3l.-George W.
Goodsell, Wholesale grocer, was adjudi-
Gated bankrupt to-day. Liabilities
! 800, 900, assets about the same.
SARATOGA. Aug. 3l.-The Democrat
ic Safe Convention reassemoled this
morning. Horatio Seymour's accept
ance of the nomination wus announced
amid great applause. The Convention
then proceeded to nominate Lieutenant.
farkson, N. Potter and Manton Mar
bic were presented. Finally Lieut..
Gov. Dorsheimer was nominated by &C
clamation.
ST. LOUIS. Aug 3l.-J. w. Throck
morton and X. .. Mills have been nom =
mated for reelection to Congress in
their respective districts, in Texas. Ad-
vices from Decatur. Texas, says. Rev.
W. G.. England. Methodist minister.
his wife, stcp-daushter and four sons
were murdered at their home, six miles
from Montague. last Saturday night.
by a party of disguised men. No par
,iculars of the iendish affair are re-
ceived, but it is supposed that the
butchery was committed for money, as
the family are rich.
OMAHA, Aug 3l.-A private telegram
from Sydney. Nebraska. this morning
SAYS Jones, in with Clark's Pony Ex-
press. brings the mail from the north
Deadwood. They were corrall.d by
Indians four days; fifteen men were
killed last Sunday; four men were
found dead in Buffalo Gap.
NEW YORK. Aug. 3i-The Penn.
sylvania Coal Co. has announced its
price list as follows; lump. 1910:
steamer. $40; CRATE, IS 35; egg, $685.:
stove. g.: Chestnut. IS. The Delaware,
Lackawanna aud Western Co. will no,
issue their schedule. having determined
to resume their monthly sales Sched-
ules Of other companies will be issued
soon The Northern Anthracite Coal
Association to day fixed the following
prices: furnace lump. $3.50; steamer,
$3.50; CRATE, $3.50; egg. $3.50; stove,
$i.l5; chestnut, 1915.
Gold closed att lo(dlok.
DENVER. Col, Aug. 81. The Deino.
cratic State Convention effected per
manent organization yesterday sf,er-
noon at Manitou. AZ the evening SEES
sion the Hon. Bila VI Hughes. Of Den
yer. was nominated for Governor. and
T. NJ. Patterson. for Congress. There
has been some Acrimony in the coli.
vention. but it viii! probably complete
the nominations and adjourn to. day.
-Four miners. Fred Thauerkauf. ir..
John Cox, August ThAuerkauf and
Fred Tlauerkauf. were suifoca,ed By
foul air in shat, near Central City,
last Tuesday. Thsuerkauf, jr, had
descended into the shaft TO prospect
with a view 10 resuming work HIS
protraeted absence led his father To fol-
low him Two other victims followed
the father, and all were dead before re-
lief could lie brought.
John Wordsworth, employed in a
Denver shoe store. committed suicide
by taking lauianum las, night, caused
by mental disorder.
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