The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-12

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fornia, fine and medium, 2s(a35; coarse.
21d30
ToNAwAsDA. Pa, July l0.--The Bliss
monument vas dedicated at Rome, New
York. to-day. IN the presence of 10000
people Mcssrs, Moody and Sankey
took part ia the exercises, aud the dsd.-
cation address WAS delivered 10y DR.
Pierce. of Detroit
81. LOUIS. Mo, July l0.-The Board
os Directors Of the German Bank adop-
ted = resolution to stop business on ac-
count Of the failure TO make returns Oh
investment.
BALTIMORE. July 1.-The American
Pathological Association commenced it,
9th annual session this r. n About
thirty professors aud Iingu,sts from col
leges aud institutions of learning from
New England. the Western. Middle
and Southern States were present.
CHESTER. Pa. July IA desperate
fight occurre 1 here tonight among
about = dozen men, two Of whom, Phil
lip Orlando aud John Shoemaker, were
badly cut and will probably die.
New YORK. July l0.-The Times
Washington special says the following
has been received here tonight:
LArwAI, July 6,
VIA WALLA WALLA, July 10 (
To SMITH. Commissioner hos
tiles have forced their way past our
cavalry, and are now at Karnia on their
way to Bitter Root. Their success has
induced other Indians to Join them In
small bands. More troops are needed.
(Signed) WATKINS, Inspector.
New YORK, July 1.-THE Wori.F 5
Washington special says the attitude Of
the administration towards the Diaz
Government has been the subject of ac-
tive inquiry to-day. Numerous rumors
have been put atloat within the past II
hours that Diuz Is To be recognized at
once. A report favorable to Diaz seems
to have been inspired by tho friends OF
his government here. The latter seem
TO have full coniidcnca that Senior Mata
WILDE immediately received as the
representative o. Diaz's ie facto govern
ment III Mexico. In Cabinet circles.
however, 1t is said our government still
see no reason for haste Ia recognizing
Diax. and il he ia recognized hereafter
it will bc only conditional recogni-
xAnce There is good authority for
stating there is soon TO ha laid before
the President at length in writing, the
strongest guarantees of good order
along our borders. of paymen, OF iu-
IDENTITIES already due. aud the protec-
tion Of the rights of American citizens
in the future Will bc eAactcd Tie ad
ministration aims ., full and perma-
uent settlement of the vexed Mexican
question. aud 1T would not countenance
any government in that country which
does not furnish strong assurances that
we shall be free from snnoyanccs from
that quarter in the future.
The IfsbHae's Washington special
says Joseph Davis, Mayor of Tuscaloo-
~, Alabama. who was an importan,
witness against Southern counterfc,,ers,
has been poisoned. Davis was former
ly secret sersice officer, and arrested
the prisoners, Several other witnesses
have been Nssassinatei recently
NEW YoaK. July il.--Gov. Nicholl.
states that he is very sorry any action
has been taken, but still adhercs to the
discrimination Of pardaning them il
convicted. Foreman o'Br,en SAYS the
indictments were not found upon pollt.-
cal grounds, but evident violations Of
law which they We're bound 20 notice.
and though the matter may be laughed
ut by Northern politicians, full preof
will /, had IL sustain not Gully these in
dictments but others in higher quarters.
Cmicaoo. July 1.-THE later. C-ssss,' 4.
Washington special says j; i no;
Thought Mexico will d. more than pro.
ties, agains, the troops crossing her
border. No acts Of hostility are ex-
peotei
Pitkin, before leaving for New Or
leans so-rsgat. gave Gen. Butler a
soasenlr. which the latter viii probably
usc on the lieoy Of the House this win
ter. II IS - coffin seu, n a colored
man recently appointed postmaster at
Bayou SARA, with a ne;a warning him
shs, he would ill such box II he took
the eslies. lie prevented the funeral
by resignation
SrkiSorisl-n. Mass, July lin
abs trial of she hank burglars TODAY.