The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-15

always the countenAnce Of his chief.
used the opportunity TO cast dangerous
and unjust suspscions upon the motives
and course OF the President; that while
one eve Of Bristow wsa fixed upon the
public service, the other was fixed upon
the Presidency His charges against
Bristow, are. that hs filled Offices with
devoted personal followers TO advsnc.
his personal fortune ~ Grants ex-
pense. Grants friends claim that
Bristow'e reputation with 'hs public 10
undcseryed; that he Is a person Of no
ability, ignorant Of public affairs.
merely good detective officer, and
man of SUBSCRIPTIONS personal ambition,
which he attempted to crafty by
basely allowing his followers to attack
and undermine the character and fair
fame Of his chief who raised him out OF
obscurity. and whom be ought to have
sheltered against attacks.
New YORK, July lA-Thsrc were
false stories on the street yesterday to
the effect that the mining stocks at San
Francisco had declined enormously, and
that there had been many failures
No elimination of the intense heat
throughout the country. Thermometer
yesterday, maximum 90; close and OPP
pressive this morning with signs Of
rain. The death rate, hundreds over
weekly average.
The Sun has the following special
from Philadelphia: Don Carlos visited
the main building and agricultural hall
this morning; after lunch took coffee,
smoked at the Turkish pavilion, when
his brother Don Alfonso and brother
wife Donna Maria de las Neuvas pas
sed by and recognized him. The meet.
ting was unexpected and most cordial.
They have not seen each other since Al.
fonso's defeats in Catalonia in 1874,
when one lived refugee in Australia
and the other in England. They have
been since their arrival in this country
hunting each other without meeting.
Carlos was in Mexico when Alfonso was
in California. The younger brother
sails in few days for Europe. Carlos
.ctor1, - .n,,a:r xb.oo ..o<Lo .~,o..
He denies all reports of any intention
to establish monarchy either in Mexi.
co or Cuba. He says he travels exclu,
sively for pleasure. and has not been to
Cuba. He says If he had visited the
Island it would have been to fight in
tho Government ranks, foi before being
a Prince he Is Spaniard, and cares for
the integrity of Spain above all.
NEW York, July 1.-THE Execu-
tive Committee Of the Liberal Repub-
licsn State Convention. after full inter.
change OF opinion. FROM which it
appeared that members uniformally
favored the Hayes and Wheeler ticket,
have determined to call . State Con.
vention 1t Saratogs, on the 23d Of Au.
gust.
| A correspondent ct Vienna reports
that twenty thousand Russian vol
unteers are ready TO march 20 the as
sistance Of the Servians. and have asked
tho Roumanian Government for permis-
sion TO pass through its territory This
application 10 , sourcs OF the creates.
embarrassment to Roumanis.
| CINCINNATI. July 1.-THE constan,
rains for the past few days. in Middle
and Southern Ohio, have caused con-
siderable damage to growing crops,
fencing, nilroad tracks. and in some in
stances to live stock. A storm in the
shape Of water spout. near London.
Vile. Ohio. destroyed number Of whea,
fields; carrying OF hundreds of sheep
and washing out several hundred feet
Of track. in some places to the depth o,
s feet.
PITTsBuRo. Pa, July 14.-At Free
dom. u small town on tho Ohio River
"a miles below this city. a rain storm
occurred yesterday. which did gres,
damage. and WAS destructive Of human
life. Crows Run. which empties into
the Ohio here. was swollen to river in
sire. Houses along its banks were
flooded, and ons owned aud occupied
by Thomas Littlehill. was swept away
Mrs. Littlchill and four children. who
were in the house at the time, were
drowned. None Of their bodies have
been recovered. II is supposed they
were swept into the Ohio River.
PORTSMOUTH,. July l4.--An accident.
the nature Of which is not known, &C.
Cured on board the turret shin Thun.
derer. on her trial trip. A large number
of injured person. have bven taken 10
he naval hospital
PORTSMOUTH, July lit is re-
ported that the Thundcrer's boiler
bursted. killing Is persons and wound
ing 81.
/ NEW YORK. July IA. Gold closed At
ills