The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-20

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Episcopal eo4uc.l thi. eyeainy. Dean
Cr.azc q British Celgmbis. was onu-
s9crated Bssbop OF tie Pacisc Coast
ISplAxAroLIs, lad. Jaly ls.--The
-ssses tbs afternoon pab.ish.s IN inter
vlew 18th G.g Hendricks, in - hich he
denis the st4teaasnts Published in the
Se~ York csmm<rrs' .A2eertiser that
differences Of opinion lad arisen be-
tween himself aui Gov Tilsisn.
WASHINGTON, July 10 - Sargent
introduced into the senate ,his after
roon joint resolution. which Was
passed making the Commissioners ap-
Eyoia.ed by the House sri Senate a
joint commission - inquire into the
na.ure. etc. of Chinese immigration
into California At the suggestion Of
Edmuuds. provision wss added direct
ing that the expenses Of commission u
paid oQt II contingent, fund Of the
.wo Houss-s.
NEW YORK. July lo-Gold closed
lIltt.
! TIL 7i,aes' Washington spectral stated
tonight. on authority Of Democratic
meubars If the Hous,.. that Hen,ir icks
has written letter to men bars Of the
Indiana delegation. declaring terms
upon which be ~ill accept the nomina-
tiou FIR vice Presid, mt This letter Is
put forth asau uItimatum, and states In
sabstanc. the Houss must. before id
! jourument. pass bills repeating tie re-
+ sum ption act This action would seal
i the pledge OF the St Louis platform,
and bring the whole party over II in
! tla'ion ground, or So hear II that Hen
+ bricks aud his followers could profess
+ 20 te satisfied. Ii they can obtain this
concession III advance. they will vote
for Tiidcn on the gronnd th,f h. can
not stand in the way OF their schemes,
since the first inpoftan. step has been
already taken.
i NEW YouK. July l9.-Intense heat
continues with great fatalities. Proba-
/ biltics today are that the extreme heat
will be followed by n thunderstorm in
the evening
! The Times says, editorialIy, that last
week there died every day in New
] York over 100 babies under one year of
age This is monstrous and incxcusa-
/ bic sacrifice of infant life and after all
allowance has been made on score OF
. climate it is simply disgrace to our
! civilization. 30 per cent of the mortal
ity occurred in tenement houses
The Times has the following account
of a scene in the House today Town
sends speech was enjoyed and frequent
~ applauded by Republicans. Cox
denied he had been supporter of
Tweed, and gave the Democrats of New
. York great credit for driving ont bad
men of the party, who defended men de-
tected in crime. and punished those who
dragged evil 1doers TO light. He was
evidently smarting under Townsend's
remarks, and was not So happy as usual
in his replies. He occupied the floor
twice in reply to Mr.. Townsend, the
last time crossing over 10 the Republi.
can side, shouting ut Townsend that that
gentleman knew the charge that he
had vacated the chair ut the command
of John Kelly was not true. All this
time the members were crowded to-
gethcr oil about the seats filling the
area in front Of the clerks desk like IA
mob. Townsend rose and attempted to
reply, but Cox would not yot yield, and
the two speakers stood within a few
feet of each other, each shouting at the
top of his voice and gesticulating ex-
citedly, but neither could be heard in
consequence of the pounding of the
Speakers gavel. and the laughter and
applause of the members. II was no
! ticoablc throughout that the Democrats
desired Ia avoid debate Especial pains
were taken To Keep the Southern
members from obtaining the floor.
/ The transfer of the debate from South
Carolina to New York by Townsend
aud Cox, while furnishing no comfort
/ TO the Democratic side, was welcomed
I by the leaders ON that side as a means
/ OF keeping the Southern members out
of the controversy. Cox rarely received
such a castigation a. he got to-day,
/ and never was put in worse temper
or mere completely hors d. combat.
/ WASHINGTON, July lo.-Ths Worlfs
Washington special says Gibsons Lon
isians Committee meets tomorrow TO
consider its report on the evidence taken
/ in New Orleans, concerning the Gus
tom House bill. The report will be q
sharp arraignment of kellogg, Pack
/ ard. e al. aud will make startling dis.
/ closures Of the way campaign frauds,
raids, aud elections are carried by the
/ Republicans in Louisiana
! At a meeting OF the Board Of Health
/ yesterday, the following resolution was
adopted;