The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-10

Will ootain'up IoF bef the position IN
the Treasury Department, and that
while there she lived as his mistress.
The Hfraifs London special SAYS
Grant has arrived at Lake Maggiore,
Italy. His stay there already has been
oue grand round of festivities. Tue
evening after his arrival he was seren-
AIDED at his hotel, after which a concert
was given in his honor, followed by a
display of fireworks. addresses made by
the Mayor and officers who had served
under Garribsldi. Grant, in his reply,
referred to the exceeding hospitality he
had received, praised the general con-
duet Oft people SO far as he had seen
them. expressed his delight at the
grand and lovely sights tbat met his
eye at eycry-turn, since he had crossed
the Alps, and concluded by saying.
There is ole Italian whose hand l
wish especially to shake, and that man
is Garribaldi." Thi. allusion was
greeted with great applause.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 9-Thc seventh
regiment left this morning for Han
cnck. Maryland. to open the canal
blockade and protect the boatmen. The
L. 5. troops, under Gen Getty. at Cum
berlsnd. will cooperate with the State
militia. There are 200 boats at Han
cock tied up and sll navigation is OBJ
structed.
SCRANTON. Pa Aug 9-An attempt
Was made late last night to surrender
six of the Mayors late posse into the
hands of the mob upon writ of CON-
mi,ment Carriages were provided and
the mob assembled ut Taylorsville, but
their plan WAS ttwarted by the prompt
action of the military, which took pos
session of the posse, delivering them up
this morning to the Sheriff of Wilkes
barre.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, Aug 9-Unsigned
circulars have been issued in this city
calling workingmens' meeting next
Saturday to nominate full county
ticket, including two members Of the
legislature. 1t is proposed at this meet
ing to discuss the propriety OF coop
Grating with the work;ngmen through
out Ohio for State convention to nom-
mate candidates from governor down.
A rnmor has prevailed here since yes
terday to the effect that the engineers.
firemen and brakemen on the entire
line of the B. & o. K. X. have decided
to strike tomorrow, but there is no
confirmation Of the report.
NEW YORK, Aug. 9-Miss Kellogg
intends to found and endow a Musical
Conservatory in New York city, and
she will delay her coming to California
she having communicated with Max
Strackosh to that object.
SCRANTON, Pa. Aug. 9--The Worlds
special says there is no chance Of a
speedy resumption Of mining in Lacka-
wanna region. Men are determined
peaceably and quietly for long strike,
and they have the sympathy of the
merchants and farmers of Scranton.
They have opened stores aad are pre-
pairing to keep every one from starv-
ing. Many Of them have gone to work
on farms, taking pay in potatoes aud
produce. They mean to perfect gen.
ersi organization.
NEW York, Aug. 9-The Times says
nothing new can be ascertained in this
city. in relation to the murder in San
Francisco of John +. DAILY, formerly II
Wall street broker, by Hanks. also
former resident of this city 1t is sur
missed by those who are acquainted
with the men. that the cause of the
murder was a personal difficulty con-
nected with some stock jobbing opera
iion. The news Of Days death was
first received by his relations in New
Haven. by dispatch from Southan in
the evening. The most intense excite
ment was created by the dispatch. and
Hugh DAILY, q brother of the deceased.
and attachec Of the New York and
Boston postal service, was at once tels-
grsphed for to rejoin the family. The
grief stricken relations cling to the
hope that the report Of the killing Of
Jack, as the deceased was familiarity
called. was untrue. and dispatch was
sent to Leland. proprietor Of the Palace
Hotel. at which Daily has been stop
ing. asking il brother John really Is
dead. Only the day previous to the
dispat,h announcing his death. the
family had received long letter from
the deceased giving . long account Of
the late riots in San Francisco. and tell
ing how he himself had been comman-
der Of II company under the Vigilance
Committee. Deccascd's mother had been
in very precarious condition for some
time. and it was feared the terrible
news, il confirmed. would cause her a