The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-16
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EAsTKRN stalls.
AUGUSTA, Sept. ,l4.-A carefully re-
vised footing from 444 towns gives a
total vote Of 1873. sos. Conner, 74.903;
Talbot. 5s,60l. Corners majority, l5,-
6s4. Nineteen small towns and IS plan
tAtions are yet unhssrd from. The re-
turns from eight counties are complete.
The Republicans have elected l2l Rep.
resentstives. and perhaps two Others,
md so Senators.
NoRrHFKLD, Mimi. Sept. l4.-Four
hundred 70 five hundred citizens are yet
in pursuit Of the bank robbers. who are
having hard time among the swa mps
and heavy timber ofthis country. They
arc now without blankets. horses. coats
and provisions. and their capture is
deemed certain.
BISMARCK, Sept. l4-The complete
enrolment Of Indians At Standing Rock
shows only $50 lodges and total of not
over 1000 Indians. Rstions have here
tofore been issued on basis of 1000
from which it would appear that near
ly three thousand are absent or else
large amount Of stealing has been done.
Indians are known to have returned
from the hostiles, but so stealthily that
they could not be caught. and the at
tempt to disarm tho hostiles has there
fore proved abortive. Grass. chief Of
the Blackfeet. was arrested Sunday for
harboring and supplying hostiles.
The Indians threatened to rescue him,
but the garrison was too we'll prepared
to resist, and so the attempt was not
made.
SALT LAKE, Sept. l4.-This evening
about 8 o'clock, two masked men board
cd the Utah Central railroad train eight
miles north Of this city. gagged Wells,
Fargo is Co.'S messenger, opened the
safe, took $4,000 aud made their es.
cape. Officers are In pursuit.
CHICAGO. Sept. l4,-The TriJuns's
Washington special says; II is certain
negotiations are pending for a new
treaty with Great Britain which will be
devoted chiefly to extraditicn. 1t is
understood the initial steps have been
taken by Great Britain. and it is safe
to say that in any new treaty submit
ted, Great Britain will DO bound to
place tho United States officials upon
the same footing with her own. This
has not been the case under the treaty
which is now abandoned
The Inter Oceans Washington special
Gays Secretary Chandler denies posi-
lively the story that he has requested
Schurz 70 icave the stamp. lie and
Sahrux are in perfect accord.
DENVER. Sept "a The wife of Capt.
J. s. Maynard. one Of the mos. prom
inept stock breeders Of Colorado. died
IL one o'clock today from the effects
Of . dose Of strychnine taken at seven
o'clck this moraing. No cause has
been ascer,ained for ssicidc. but . let
ter 10 her husband. who is absent from
the city, viii doubtless g,de her reasons
for the act
Generals Sherman and Pope. and
Secretary Cameron arrived here last
nigh, and visited Central City and Ida
no to-day. aud viii, after brief sejourn,
proceed stward 10 the Pacific
States.
CREEpxooR. Sept. tt.-Ths inter
national rifle match is over and the
Americans are victorious. The total
score a, 900 yards Americans. SIS;
Australian. ao4; Canadian. i65: Irish,
ass; Scotch, 462 The Americans arc in
their aggregate sore at 500 aud 900
gard ranges "A points ahead Of the
Scotch, aud ~ ahead Of the Irish The
the Scotch team scors was 462. The
announcement; Of the scores, which show
ed the Americans had . m.gnissn,
lead wAs greeted by vociferoas and re
pes;ed cheers.
Corrccsicn--The soers Of the Austria
Ian team ., 500 yards was 5a2 ins,e,t
Of ISL. The score given was partial.
The Americans VOC by % over the
Irish. The Americans total score for
both days WAS a.la6, Irish. 5.loa; Aus
tralian. seas, Scotch, 3.osi Cana
dams. 2.oaS.
The thousand yards score was Amer
icans, 500. Irish. SIS. Scotch. sas: Aus
/ tv~hsn SIS. Cnnaliaux A.e