The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-29

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United Colonies are. ard ought to be
free and independent States" hymn Of
welcome. BY Oliver Wendell Holmes
written TO music Of keller's Hymn. or-
che.tra and chorus. National Ode. by
Bayard Taylor; greeting from Brazil.
hymn composed ~ the request Of HIS
Majesty Dom Pedro. Emperor Of Bra
I'll. BIZ Carlos Gomez. the distinguished
Brazilian poet, air. dedicated 70 the
American people; ora'iou hy William
VI. Evart.; Hallelujah. orchestra All
chorus; Doxology, old Hundred; Gil
more will then be given charge OF the
orchestra, Carl Zeutz a. Chorus Mas
ter. The period to be covered by the
programme IS estimated not 10 exceed
three hours Invitations 10 witness the
demonstrations on the evening of the
81, and to participate in the observ-
ances OF the 4th. have been sent by
Gen. Hawley 70 Governors of ali the
States and Territories of the Union,
and from several, assurances of their
intention to be present There have
been received from Governor McCreery
Of Kentucky. and Rice of Mas,achu-
sets, kilograms, from the former Sat-
urday, stating that he would be here on
the Sd, and the later that he would ar
rive on the 18th, bat without staff or
escort
BosToS. June 26.-During a severe
storm here yesterday large number of
pleasure boats in the harbor were cap
sized. and although nothing definite is
known it is believed that several per-
sons were drowned, as 4 number of
boats with parties Oh board were out.
At Plymouth two boats with seven per-
sons on board are missing.
NEW YORK, June 27.-The Trijune's
Washington special says there are no
favorable indications that the appro-
priation bill will pass before the end of
the fiscal year Randall himself says
there is little hope. Grant says nothing
is lett him but to enforce the laws, which
are imperative. The Democrats are
getting frightened. bat there is NJ time
to retrieve blunders.
The Worlds Washington special says:
Randall to-day denies that Sayler's
election was intended as reflection on
Cox aud that is the universal feeling in
the House. His election is due TO Hol-
mans unpopularity.
The promise of the Conference Com
mittec coming to u conclusion is not
very good. Randall and Springer are
not disposed to concede much. The
Democratic members arc receiving let
tiers from all parts of the country to
stick
The Blaine investigation continues
to morrow Notwithstanding his absence
Weather very warm; and about
u dozen eases of sunstroke yesterday
followed. None were fatal
s-suW.Asu4xa1oS,ss.xIanes 1,nSeaassr
that he is not yet prepared to decide
whether Or not he could accept the Of
flee OF Secretary Of the Treasury, as
public considerations continue to pre-
vent his reaching decision at the
present juncture of affairs, but that he
expects to see his way clearly to con-
clusion i'll few days.
The amount of bank notes redeemed
and assorted by the National Bank
Redeeming Agency during the fiscal
year is two hundred millions, of which
twenty-five millions are notes of banks
which are reducing their circulation or
are i'll voluntary liquidation.
The committee appointed at the re-
quest of Adams, Clerk in the Honse, to
investigate he published charges
against him, unanimously report that in
no instance did he directly or Indirect
ly receive pecuniary or other consid era
tion for any appointment made by him
Anthony reported back the letter of
the Secretary of the Treasury in reply
to the resolution submitted by Davis.
In February last, transmitting lengthy
report showing the am~nt Of the bal
nncc due the Government from public
officers, etc, since 1896. As much of il
was unimp r'ant, Anthony reco amended
that the report lie on the table without
being printed, and, that condensed
report be printed instead, which was
agreed to
ingalls, called up the House joint re-
solution authorizing the Secretary of
War to issue arms. He said there was
great danger OF an Indian war, and it
was important that arms be issued with
out delay To the settlers Referred to
Committee on Military Affairs.
The House biz Ia regard 10 the sale
of spirituous liquors, in Indian Terrific
ry, was passed. The bill providing for
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