The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-02

North, oased solely upon bis kilograms.
are rather highly colored. 1t is NOT true
Mrs. Chisholm and her hasbaEd were
in danger Of assassin alton while the
latter was lying wouaelei al home. l.
Is not true that her residence VAS
guarded by the mob day and nigh.
and that they swore 10 take her has-
band life and that she was nc. allo we'd
ingress or cgrcss without a pass from
the heads Of the mob. He does not
justify the act by which Judge Chs
holm los. bis life. EVERYTHING that is
possible shall be done to arrest and
punish the guilty parties. DO not
hope to silence Misrepresentation Of
men who are making political cspital
out OF che unf0rtuuate affair The
South has beei. too long the victim of
Misrepresentation for your people not To
become willing surely 10 hear both sides
before condemling Recent kilograms
and articles tia, have appeared IN the
Northern papers are based solely upon
nay refusal to consent 10 al invasion Of
kenper county by body Of men from
other counties. The folly Of consent
ing to such a proposition when TO trou-
bic is apprehendei. must be apparent
to every reasonable impartial person.
NEW YORK, June 1.-The HtTaIf $
Salt Lake correspondent telegraphs
that be was fired upon last Saturday
evening by some miscreant fifty feet
away. Thc speed of his horse doubt
less saved his life A bolder attempt
at assassination was made to-day. He
says. while sitting alone in my room.
knock came at the door II was
opened by man strongly resembling
him who had fired the pistol. He held
his hat and paper in his left hand. and
while bowling. rested his right hand in
tue bosom of his coat, which was close
~ buttoned He asked my name. and
being answered, lie then extended o
paper. saying, Here is an affidavit
which interests you. He stood at a
distance Of some four feet. Reaching
out with'my right hand to receive the
paper which he offered with his left, he
withdrew it. and at the same time he
advanced. and pulling a short knife
from his bosom, he struck me heavy
blow on the left breast. saying. take
that :, on soa-of a-bitch' The point of
the knife passed through two pilot D
graphs Oh passeboard, aud glanced of
from my suspender buckle. against
which it struck, and which is badly
bent by the blow. Happily the only
injury is sore rib" The correspond
ent in question is Jerome b. Stillson.
The HtraLfs London special has this
of Grants departure from Manchester ::
the factory girls were out almost
ea masse in their working attire, and
joined al huzzas as he entered the sta
ton. The ex-Presideut walked direct
ly to the drawing room car. which had
been sat apart from him. Mrs. Grant
looked somewhat iatigued. but her hus-
band never looked better Several
Americans had arrived from London to
make the journey to the metropolis
with him. and he q. onc.. entered into
an animated conversation with them.
Al Leicester, being received by the
Mayor, Grant spoke briefly. referring
to the kindness aud generosity eviuced
in his address. remarking. Of the antiq-
uity of their town, its foundation by
King Lear. and the honor it had Of
retaining the dus. of Richard the III
the hero of Bosworth field. The May
or expressed the hope that be would
return at some future day To visit the
ancient land marks he referred 10, and
TO accept the hospitality of the Mayor
atty.
Grant could not promise definitely.
After partaking of ,iejueatr, aud
general introduction to the company,
the party re-entered the car.
At Bedford. Grant again received an
address of welcome. the Mayor term
ing him the Hannibal of the American
army. Along the route. the American
ani English flags were interviewed
with flowers. saiutes were fired. and
enthusiasm. etc. manifested.
NEW YORK. June 1.-The H'orlfs
Washington special says ,ha, arrange
meuts have been completed for the
publication of new daily morning
newspaper IN this city in the interest
of the administration. in fact il is an
nounce3 by ITS projectors TO be an al
minis,ration organ iii every sense OF the
word. and among other things will aa
yocN:e the reconciliation of silver.
4 dispatch from Columbia says the
Senate Judiciary Committee to-day re-
ported, recommending tie seats 70 be
declared vacant of Judges Carpenter.
Of the 18th circuit, and Cook. Of the
eighth circuit. GA the ground tAat they