The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-11

= Republican. while Harrington. ~ho
take hi. place. IL DeFnocrat- Tai -
REGARDED A. 3 great blgndsr, aa1 must
materially streag;hea the Republicans
Steps are icing taken 70 unite the Til
den aud Cooper vote GA one electoral
ticket IN November. the elector- % IL
divided among them aco..Fd.pg 90 the
number Of vote cast by each Good
Judge .ay that the Republican majority
on Tuesday next wlll - from 5000 -
1000. though ID Democrats cla!o the
State, Of coarsc The Republicans held
= significant meeting yesterday q o.A
men who voted Tor Gen Harrison. IN
1870. and are going = vote for his
grandson Tuesday Of these veterans
there acre - present Speeches were
made By Gen Banks. GOV Woodfo-1
W T. Cumhack
DENVER. Oct Q Maj " " Ian
der. formerly private secretary Of Chas
SUMMIT but for the past two years .
well known politician Of Colorado. died
suddenly this forenoon in Denver.
NEW YORK. oct l0.-Twenty five
thousand dollars in American gold coin
were received yesterday At the sub
treasury, from London.
ISDIASoroLIs. Oct l0.-Reports at
noon from all parts Of the state show
that the election IL progressing quietly,
with indications of the largest vote ever
cast. The vote in 1872 for Governor
wa. 81, zoo. with a Democratic major
ity of II $50. Tie vot. IF 1873 was
3i1 $50, with a Democratic majority for
Secretary Of State of l7,2j2. In 1874
the formers candidate for Secretary Of
State received 1928, and scattering.
/ 2,29i. The bulletin. which will be sent
out to night, will show comparisons by
counties, and will give comparisons
/ with 1874, that being the last State
election and the only one III which the
/ candidates were in the field. There are
% counties and i071 townships aud
wards.
EVANSVILLE, lad, Oct 10 ~ The
election is progressing quietly. both
| pa rites preserving excellent order, and
displaying great activity large vote
will be polled. larger perhaps. than
/ ever before
JEROME PARK. Oct. i0.-Thc wealth
or is fine and the track in the best con
dition. There is good attendance to
witness the races. The first race was
mile and a quarter. AMI won by War
lock. Outcast second. and Metis third;
Freebooter. the favorite, came in doz-
en- lengths behind Time 2l6
CHICAGO, Oct. 10 The Journals In
dianopolis special says both parties are
satisfied with the present aspect of nj
fairs, although the Democrats are badly
beaten all around The careful and
complete preparations of the Repuhli-
cans for "A fair election broke up the
Democrats game of fraud, aud thus far
there appears to be aperfect agreement
I in carrying out the armistice agreed
upon. The Republicans confidently ex
pect 800 majority in this county, and
| hope for higher majority in the north
ern ward There is much scratching.
CINCINNATI. Ohio. Oct 10 The
election in this city opened its proceed
/ ings quietly \ few rcpeaters III the
Fourth ward were detected and
arrested A very large vote Is being
polled, and both parties claim advant-
age.
Indications at tins Stage are that
Mathews. Republican. for Coner, 81 in
the Second district, will carry the day
and Saylor. Democrat, III the First dis
+ trict. stands n good chance
PHu.ApELrHIA oct. t0-Wool firm.
/ California fine and medium. ls0jO.
coarse. 2ouo25.
CHEYENNE. Oct. ia man named
Rhodes. who WAS engaged In htrdug
cattle near his ranch on the Horseshoe
River. forty miles northwest of Fort
Laramie. WAS killed, soslpcd and had
his cars cut oil. yesterday. by the In
dians His body was brought to
For, Laramie to-day.
q. X. steele, who is now serving
second term a. Delegate in Congress
from this Territory. was re-nominated
/ 10y the Democratic Convention las,
night
NEW YoRk. Oct. 10 Gold closed at
/ aes9is.
/ Ngw YORK. CT. To-day j. the
/ eighth anniversary of the Cuban war Of
independence The OCCASION will be eel
ebrs,ed in the city by requiem mass at
ST stephens Church. for the souls II
the pStrio,s who have given their lives
Ter their country. A. the Cuban Pro
tcstant Church Of Santiago. the r,
! Itasss wall be sang. after which a sermon
will be preached by Rev Joaquin De
Palma.
NKw ORLEANS, Oct. Ia The Baton