davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-12
Clearing House Transactions.

FUKTLAND, Dec. II.
The Clearing House Of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows to day:
Gross Exchanges. observation-disclosures, S127 1877 II
Net Balances ...,. ..............."... 17,767 81
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-12
INSTRUMENTATION.
METEOROLOGICAL
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT rWENTY-ToUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIaNALl
OFFICER. Washington, DC,
Dec. II, Il A MN
For New England

the Middle States and lower lake regions. ris-
ing barometer, stationary and lower tempera-
tare, clear and partly cloudy weather, and
north to west winds are probable, except light
rains or snow in the northern portion of the
first, and falling barometer and winds shifting
to warmer southerly.
Cantlonary signals continue at PASSPORT,
Portland, Thatcher's Island and Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-12

Chas Tappan was killed at Burkhardt's
brewery 10 Boston yesterday by stone falling
upon him.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-12
Proysaence Prin, Olethslalarke,.
Chicago Cattle Markes.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Dec. 1.-THE Printing cloths
to-day was not active, but prices were nominaly
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-12
FRANCE.
The Situation Virtually Uncha uged.


MANCHESTER, Dec. ia Paris despatch to
the Guardian says it is believed if Babies
combination fails ministry of experie need
Bonspartists will take the problem in hand
and find a prompt solution of IL.
PARIS, Dec 1.-THE new ministers have
held several councils. The Temps state they
had been unable to agree upon a programme
LONDON, Dec. 11.-Various Paris specials
show that everything is still uncertain. The
latest report IS that Batbie has failed to form a
ministry and that M. Andien de Kerdrel has
been summoned to the Elysee. The Times
Paris correspondent says be is not surprised at
this announcement. De Kerdrel is the mere
mouthpiece of the Duke de Broglle, and if, as
some believe, the Chamber should be pro-
rouged Duke de Brogle will assume office on
the morrow of its Propagation with firm re-
solve to shrink from nothing. President Mac
Mahon still believes he has the support Of
majority of the Senate
The firm belief of those who know him best
is that if the Senate refuses dissolution and
urges him to make overtures to the Left he
will comply. At the present moment it is Ger
tain proposal for dissolution could not obtain
majority In the Senate.
The policy of the invisible advisers of the
marshal now, therefore, aims at dissolution, ac-
companied by some violent illegally, in hope
that when the marshal is once committed to 40
illegal course be will psrsevere to the end, even
to the overthrow of the constitution and the
calling of Plebiscite.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-12

Daily Domestic Receipts.
BY water conveyance-1006 bush corn meal to g
W True 81 Co.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-12
NEWS.
PORT OF Portland.
tuesday, Dec. n.
ARRIVED.

Tuesday, Decs H.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, st John, NIB
via EaGtport tor Boston.
o s steamer Myrtle, Foster. Plymouth.
Sch Arcilla, (Br) Haley, Hilsboro, NB-430 kbbls
plaster to A Morse 81 Co.
Sch John A Dix, Pinkham, Cape Porpoise.
Sch John II Kennedy. Keene. Bremen.
Sch Ariosto, Elwell, Thomaston for Newburyport.
Sch Baker. Thorndike. Thomaston tor Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch May Evelyn, McClearn, Port Antonio, Ja-
Jos Trefethen.
Sch I Hubbard, (Br) Dean, Havana-Phinney &
jackson.
Sch Fannie K Shaw Belano, Havana-Phinney &
jackson.
Sch Mary II Stockham. Reed, New York-Emery
& Fox.
Sch j G Roker. Sawyer, Boston-Berlin Mills Co.
ETRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
WISCASSET, Dec 6-Sld scbs Isabella, Dickinson,
Boston; Maria Louisa, Thurrell, and j II Miller,
Shea, Boston,
Dec s-Ar, scbs S q Pool, Pushard, Boston; Albert
Daley. Mason, Salem.
Sid, sch Robt Woodruff, Lewis, Gloucester.
Dec l0-Ar, sch Mcclellan, Farr Portland
Sid, sch Leesburg, Herrick, Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-12
FOREHGN p0RTs,

At Buenos Ayres Oct 3ist. barques j s Winslow,
Morton Blanche How, Bussey; Lincoln, Thorn;
w Gem, Collins; Formosa, Piercei Martha
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-12
Eoreaxn Exparra,

Foreign Imports.
HILLSBORO, NIB. Schr ArcillC-430 bbls pla
ter to G A b Morse s. Co.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-12

NEW YORK. Dec ia special from Wash
ington to the Telegram says there is little rea-
son to doubt that judicial proceedings against
Patterson in South Carolina will not be pushed
further. His efforts and vote for Butler have
secured immunity from legal proceedings and
he will be released on bail from the indictment
found against him, but it is part of the ar
rangement that he shall in a few months hence
resign his seat in the Senate. which will then
be filled by the election of Wade Hampton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-03
3 Rivingion street. at the imminent risk Of

353 Rvngion street. nj the imminent risk VI
his own liro saved a inmily OF six persons
They lived on, the fourth story. All below was
uhlHe anal the llnmcS were entering their rooms
hy the front md rear windows Horn made
his way to the top floor Catching up two Of
,n' f y2Iums'E shidfgn ana c9ling To the others
I'd bis way tQ, The sntle, broke down
inc door which he found locked. and thus
H;alnel IN" ROOT with the two children.
Ihcn. returning. he assi-ted the others to gain
me same place. from which they could pnss Ia
u" adjoining buildings. Old flrcmcn think that
ihis Wds ono Of the most daring uts on the roc
or'is Of the department. Others honorlbly men
toned in tho same year for bravry saving
lives wcre John Carney Of Engine g. John i.
Flood ana ia oh littcr Of Hook and Ladder
:, and John NJ Cane,. Thomas Lnrkin. and
Thcs latter. al i3s FIT street. carried down on
ladders from the third story six children. Pas.
-rge 10y the stairway was entirely cut on. and
the men were ihrcc times driven from The lad
dcrs nv the flames. which were roaring from
the lower windows but they returned again
9nt again - the charge. until all OF the chill
drcn wore brought ont uninJurcd save one lit
tie girl, who was slightly burned.
In 1876. James " 'GOwHn and Thos. keenan,.
~ Engine &. az great risk saved six persons at
- Thames street. On arriving ut the fire Il po-
licrman told them there were women aud chill
drcn in the building. On the third floor the
impcrillcd persons wore found inscn-ihle. ker-
nan lowered himself down peaked roof Of the
adjoining building t. the cornice. which was
about six feet lower than the hous. that was on
Tire. Then. with the assistance OF VI rGpwcn. the
persons Wcr. pl,- 1T IN through the attic win
dows ~ place ~ safety. this being their only
UO9Si'l' means OF escape. Other heroes of 1876
w'r' a-- -igut foreman Bradley and fireman
Nicholas l. Lues III. Of Hook and Ladder |. and
foreman Hugh j. Golden and John Reilly. Of
En-In ~.
Tue recent fro disaster at p Ludlow street
cNphcl h.roi-m ny assistant foreman lally
and DIVER, Guy O'liearn. Foley and Cava-
nn-h. aud Murphy Of Hook and Ladder 6. who
,,.Ytrfi"d in.rm~ihl" persons from the burning
tliti story To- the roof.
In hi- on 'ial report Chief Bates considers
I'll m"mher- of Engine II AMI cal'Enginc
, ns equally cnitlrd with the members oil the
hook and lulicr Hofuplnics 20 praise.
john w. Miller Cuiof of the Fourth Battalion.
also as7sted at great personal risk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-03

Wonders on Lucky baldwin Hnnch-A
Costly Team speeding the Plough.

ru.l,v D,lt,vir,s r,n,b man, r,, ,,,,,t,.
. ,''s' W ~ i W., no. '''N Nus' -
~ WIZ hhYW. ,u,r'uEh"ut w"
'.r'.'N n tu" i'l.'H ,l"tl 'lHt .Ht. ms
nla' n,aiii} mui.I Ihsl.rh ,npthii-lss on
I. vi" w. ~ III" h,lhN l".hl ~ NiNllihs
~ , ,u.,.r" I'.",.'~ vh iurp''S' J." =" xl'w
a., ~, '',s ', , i .." " WI NN'Wn ~ i'Fk
~, ~ ,'', NrrN,h w. - Angeles ON Nl@it. nm
,-ri, a. ',r',,t1 WIZ uP nr,snl ana
~, iln., ~ d.. host.
riT1 h'.',, il,,yYh WIS lnul IN NJ 'h'omlum~
ml "'' II, 7"N uit sNnl f'pi'ai, lrut@, IN" I'M"
,4'iN' tn' pi "i pasiuI,7 ana ihcn lac asked
Ell lu. nous sl''k oi animals oi winch ne
.ihH ue"rhN ?" hiu'h. N"ndihg th"ir way toward
"l" S'i"l = s'lnr Two inilyS distant, they came
.'f'e, "a teu-ncr" h'lt 20 Wiil flowers. which.
ii'n th,ir variety ant hr llunN of hur-. AS
i"ni~i'i III" stranger. Yes -aid his host
"ti "uu..t smile. that's nay polishing crop;'
hud when his ~ - turned e. him with an in
Iui NJ EuI', hr resumed: You see. need a
ri'a' l'.Ni oi h'r-NuN 20 polish the furniture of
VA" BALDWIN. ana mat sthr bees pasture. The
VISITOR was puIl.'d, hui -tiil remembering on
Wudi Nt-i seal" snlno affairs in California were
''ndncir'i, b" simply made a not" OF H.
\ lew enc, ~ur'S being passed they came
n n7' il'Dk- 80 shop. iind when his guest ,N-
ir''-- ',i iys wonder Atthcir numbers ms host
: 'Mi tArH quietly ihut ~ wasn't a bad hog
|i'p. No. 'r'p. - himcl his compln-
ion. " Why tines" arc she 10" True" rel,Iind
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-03
DRTJEN TO N.fD.NEsS.



Otto Foulk. n jewrllrr. residing with his
that he could not make "a living az his trade. ub-
tanned "A situation as lahprrr at Otto Dukrr's
Sawnlu. Al the time OF moving to WuisOn's
court he was in debt t. a former landlord for
hous, rent. and ON Friay last u constable
called on him while at work and manded iIn-
m"dint" paym"n of the bit threatening that II
he did not tile. at least in lmrt. he would rX-
pose him 10 TAI, new "np OyurS. fuulk. who il
sad To bee a man Oi very nervous trmpcruiHrnt
b. ,umr EXCITED. fell into commissions at his
bench. and seemed at once 10 lose his reasoning
ia stics.
When partly restored he was removed to his
honr, Whrr" he continued t. net Ike a rIVing
maniac. lie would jump about through the
mouse CA AL louf-, ipaiiing at the mouth. bark
lnG lik" dog. ana Swapping at every one who
came within his reach. On Tuesday might the
sfcpnd story back room. smashed the window
shsh and shutters, and leapnd To- tilr yard hc-
low, dlstanr" Of about fifteen f"'t. without -t--
tanning the least injury. Before h" could bee
captured he .il"d t." yard i"nro eight feet in
h"iElt Win ia" agility ~ u cat. and mad
rhhiE" On his urNi door nrighhnr-. Daring tn"
ssuilie MIR. &. BDflinlNe WIS bitten in mo ION
hkrh ont oi his rignt urni II required the
united strength of S"rlt Wood. ON s.Is Burn.
and Hayes John May. and several others 10
secure IN" man. which they did eventually by
means oi stout cords. Even when bound hand
and foot, and dashed to his h.d, the maniac
made every "nort to bite those around him Ii
was the opinion of many that th. man was sui
attended him donlr~ this theory. tho pniirnt
drinking water. Last evening. after having
been securely bound. fuuIk MAS placed in A
wagon, ana sent o. Spring Grove Island YUM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-03
MyRDERIRs LrNCHED.



SANTA CRUZ, May lO.-Ihc murdcrcrs of
De Furrs lrau.i,.p Arias and Jose IhAmnli-
wcrr this morning found hanging from the
cr1--hrum- OF 'hr upprr San I.1rDizo bridge.
dead. tn air feet and hnnd- being tightly bound
with lay ropes. On the night before last men
wrrr soon n tir or hard bick oi the jail. but ~
10 attempt WIS nair ~ lyn N tho prisoners. the
pom" con iud'd ihai the law would bc allowed
- WH" IL 'vnrs". Al oclo'A thus morning
inr la''rr ann undrr sheriff wtrr .urr'nn led
inlNtrH door nn' onu'ih'i from tn" ON "rs
w. l".i 49, u j. @"IiNi-, in W. iri-u h'f-
W ~ l.H ~ va wagon ana HrlN'h Ia IN" Iiu. r
W ~ ~ l'li. .l' VIZ 70 ."'ih- bfi, ~ "Ni lri ma
nu ul'ii ".Nr W" h.itf ir"uhd ih"r a. -
n"I 70" '.,' m inr h.il 40. .i~
,r a., H., ,r, ",.,,l j" '''. "i't "it 10
. N''1 t'll 10 20 iiN Psi. .'N To- '-'' u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-03
TEN BROECK's rTCTORY.
A Splendid Race-IirIiIe Description OF the
Scene.


LOUISVILLE, May 2i.-At quarter to 3
o'clock tho bell was rung. and Ten Brock
made his appearance upon the truck, accompa-
MED by his stable companions, st Louis and
Early Light. The horse was greeted by IA cor
dial clnpping of the hands In the stands. and
NJ in splendid shape, the contrast between him
ana ms companions being that between an
Apollo Bclvidcrc ana couple of CAROL ma sand
nlltfs Ms he went up the stretch he gave
look into the stands rs If TO say 10 the enthus-
astc persons: Ladies' and gentlemen, that is
az right, but entirely unnecessary" and immc
diatcly prepared for the work before him. 1t
was q sight tQwlness the gathering of the horse
breeders 81 the West and South IN the vicinity
81 the string, There were at lcnst fifty Of them.
All III bunch. with their timers out ready to
DISPUTE ANYTHING over half second -.
just before the start, Gen. Abe Buford. with
his watch in his hand. said 10 a friend who
expressed doubt IA 10 Ten Broeck's ability to
accomplish the feat before him: " Well. don't
rot colt Tint can bent this horse right here.
either to-day or to-morrow. but will bet s. that
boats "A S;Iwiil bet SOS that he boats H. ESQ
beats 40"
The latter bet was taken in proportion. tho
General hciting 81 to 81. How the tat warrior
laughed when he rammed that two-dollar bill
me ils pocket. about two minutes later.
When the three horses had boon warmed up.
81 Louis gailoped ovor to the hnlfmilo pole.
ana the President tapping the drum us Ten
Broeck and Early Light reached the string. the
race was on. The pncc was not 80 strong at first
us II had boon expected II would be- Ten Brock
ming INST enough to stimulate him to any cx-
tent She could not get ncur him in the first
quarter which was run IN "a = seconds. and ON
the back stretch he left her clear behind. run
ming 20 the half-mile pole I'm 4ga seconds
There the running was taken up by 1t. Louis.
who made the pace about ~ hot ns the gr,ai
racer wanted IL. They went neck aud neck
around the lower turn at an extraordinary rate
OF speed and reached the three-uuarter pole in
They came pluuging down the homcstrct,h
n"ad amt head nnd at u" d stance pole st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-03
The Delights OF Base Hall.

Tho only son Of n widowed mother in tho
vicinity Of Douglas Park Is mcmh.r Of ui. anna.
tour husc hnll club. On saturday he bad Nl,
hair M and oiled and ACQUIRED himself n
ga" ray. ana his fond mother tlcd uurnf % r
best licr trimmed hnnlk-rchinfs rlunl I.
tol"-ilf IN ~, IN his belt. and Kiss 4 him HlI
b went. About quarter past h. d turned -
that is. the most of him-dui the following a.l.
Nrr-atiun ensured.
~, ny ,og w.re Is the lace Handkerchief va
" II ro. ma. ,cd round this finger. pirsH
up i.n-y cunt r. think the ihsrr j. Huy out
surely. surely You hive mot h.'n irlukiust'
~. uin. hui iu The latt.r half OF fh. youth
inning our rntrhpr'~ hands gavtput. ana " 1t
,"l.inI, nii stopped a foul upWitII nN i"e'n.
q" Nv son. your ui'" now uniform g. nil l.,Nl.
81 in front What over can Sou hHte b. II
Nothing ma. only was trying 70 scoop 'n 4
nigh Otr ~ tilrd. and tine sun E.f 10. uIy ~.
unl muiird Il. ANA tho bah cuu.t.l .n, u0-'.
, MN N3nN "n white ilanncl pan 'tr' Hi. er"
Innt. ma. was in the third iru'ur when
trifi % -lnHi 90 second. ami hal 20 throw IHf-
can. ll u iwN-hn~ q To- lri iiHld.
Ais. ry slu, ] tear that wa have 2
unpleasant daN. !. nn -sul i'r q SURG n.fNi
% 'i NJ ~i Hri q -'iu" Hrul "a. joe '.It i.
rlW f 80 ,ii. ~li li-. -tiehIus- rH-f @. sig ar
Yui N Nnrl'r hriNN -l'9uN l,'lI. IT, =
"I.uu l.t|-. ..I.ill,.. hur-r lNIur OF. an. "A
.. lIN,. 5000 WIli u.t know yourself.
co.. 'r Nnf'- - song - :
it a oil .ii.. % Us. tlli iliN -.Nft fNN. / I|
rN .l.,'ri. li... li.mN anl. 'm' -p. i
-...H- if ..i'r. Gta--. Lat. Iced out b., :
rln. Iuliain iali-.l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-03

TTTT7I HFIT7FT-
Immigrants are constantly arriving from
me mrri'l lnWorcouuiirs seeking lahor--umr
ih"lr blankets. A. a cuu~rulrurr wages arc
very low, ANA situations scarce one Gust lately
'ill' under our observation of a man. his
ti"Wll-ul' son ana "A SlN-mulr team, who W re
Mnrhlug ia Gr"rn valley. Snnoma county. aud
altogether only earned 81 per day, Many arr
Mr. T. q, Ge-iurd, who lives on the Sunpma
ROAD, about three -iouuhs ol a mile from town.
1iN7 MAI lriw'rn NOW AMI Saturday night he
"rih'lr board, Living ON the public road. he
mas -1in'tim's ms many ~ a dozen appli'ntiuns
with their blankets. Mr.. q. has now siN hirr1
men, hour of whom ara glad To- get work for
lh"lr board. aud the other two receive $40 and
Sl3 per month respectively. The remedy Tor
ils '"hlltlun ~ things II Is not easy to give, hut
y Is evident that skilled labor il generally IN
u'hlnid Mhlrconmon day lnhurers are sulnuct
10 all the fluctuations in the labor market.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-03
Put tp Thy sw ord.


The clar ON .cheuie. o' conquest nent
o. ~iluiInuI -,ui- Dos hulalO-.
l'h'ali the slash OF sword,
Goi speed tho right since risht thoreia
iNi-h bonn Dee 100 ODE, WrnlI-,
but u9 Mrnu- cam another cure,
49, lhr cuniils. short ur long
God speed the ri-hi be- this our song,
"i 'f 10 iurS Nr Russ.
conceal. ia, va, lr.m n, ''" ~
GM speed hcu-li noonervi.h
,' Hn n|Nt i'D 'hu.iiu Doe go.
I,'n. ,irln-r AuumllN. .llull he
IN ih' death sirii, take part
one pnns we ,lol, may Assume
WHO break, Che ptarN. i Wrou-.
il'u THOUGH the -trul llr NAV nl asst
i'ANr VICTORY with ile siiun-
Is the CORY cuisines. oi tho sword,
Niih it, darn sWhrih ul woe.
',i IL scout OF tor glu'-, meet work
f"r murials here brlow
snell the gospel trumpet turned ioioy
ifnOr and snni Nil to man.
i.u i"lll the hraN.u hldro ul wary
- tll' Messiah : PLAN
who draws the sword. the Master said
Nnuli n Wrrr AlW n.y. -n--
:" 20 hicou' Judgment. oli iclnN,d-
HhHll be- 10y n Land llN.
RehHows peaceful march needs not
Toe sword ia human aid
sinai inHn a. in the hluAlA past.
'urs, sull the Christians blades
Bccnusc the TURKS r,Ncci our creed.
\, We hu their, ~ welt
snail We ric iorlh with fire and steel
Ana sweep them into hclli
o,rrincc OF Peace, send forth anew
m teachers al Thy pure MDid,
Iil trump nor drum u'rr earth > fair fields
small tel again BIZ heard.
JANIS W. WARD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-03


,
n'-ft'. ''' ii, WITH 'Fl.Ni sun
,,''n ' NN an t.' i'h WAs lWt,
Ahl iNr sunlight -irhnrd where tNe restless breeze
hl'7'N N'' li'-i" hl hi''hi' "h ln' "lIl' tr's
~, h'Afir,s ,n''N WIN asiniir was sMnti
- "' N'""u WIN '"lli"s' WIN ~ JUS hAih
NW ~ lnth.l a. ne 'nl, POO, hlh iaiIgd coat,
W" "' ''N'''- '"'NH "' N'' '"ii'l 'M'W
Anl slice sn4i,l 4, me nancd 20 hrr hu', mop,
'''' '''' 1901 "'"'' "' '''' VI" Z" ''i'
S't nnn', lMnN ul ih' rllnrr ieA
''''' ' '''" '''''''- 'i'"
hNI ,-.' WN'l ii' MI. ZEN l''N struck one
' 1905 "' ''lN' was" '"''"
~ .' l"f 'h.N lN' Nh no, l--'~i Afhs
w '" ""' "' ''' '''" N'"'N sA
Int t ,''. .,, n ,l .I ""f
'' "a" ' N''' "'-'' "i "'N' N"S'
rir ii,fl, i,,',, H. 'i' ,i, "' ~. NJ '''n i"i
N '' iN "'"
AM .at SON i'. ''' ', IN, n, '' VI ''','e',
Ana l,lr ncw DAY, canc "A, ihc o0l ln,. won't
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-03
Give Him "a LIN.

hon " Nel1 OiIln, Hnne JournnL
INN a hui Don't kncel IN T. nyer
~ morHlN' with hi. despair.
w. man D. dow hni bis lfcat need
j. frAiy hrlii-nut prayer and creed
II, time when Tho wounds are washed and healed
That Tie inward unuArs bee revealed.
But NOW. Nhatr,l The -l4rt he,
Mere words arr but "a uuchcry.
ono grain of aid Just now Is more
T. NM ihau tonnes nt ,aintly lore.
IiAN.h son must IN Nnur iul heart.
bui give linn lit give linn START
The world Is nl of good advce
or praN'r AMI praise. and preaching nice,
SUI the generous soul, who an mankind
Are scarce rs gold, and hard 10 find
Give Ike Chn,uan-slcak IN deeds;
noble liic', the best of crcrds,
hlhl ne snail wear royal crown
"hV sNes can u AZ when tiel are down
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-03
Hswhs "a. Poultry De.,royer-.

T007 N N'lTl I1IIlI1-H FNnIIlie
Colorado has 10y Legislative enactment.
given bounty oi twenty nvnrrnts for each and
rN"ry hawk scalp. Al Denver City. since tho
hawk season commenced. the money paid for
-7ips Tor MAT county alone avrrng' = from $40
~ $40 per day. Tn"-" hawks aremo-tly killed in
th' vicinity OF chicken ranches. and the bounty
They not only carry on the young and half
grown rhlrNS. hut actually attack the full grown
slaughi Of tho rapaeloua hawks. Meadow lurks
nav" almost been cAtrrmlnatcd by the common
euuuy.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-13
county and City Official Press.
Wednesday, June 13. 1877.
DISAPPOINTED.

a wide awake Iowa man has ben
out aud done the Black Hills. and after
spending 300 10 prospecting, has CON
Guided that be does nj want any more
Of that country in his He made the
interesting discovery tha: the bulk Of
the money made in that district il made
out Of the gudgooas who rush there H.
stead Ct in the diggings-
In route, between Cheyenne and
Deac wood. lie counted l.749 pilgrims
OF whom about 50 were women and
children. The country, be says, is VERY
fiat. and 1t IL ab1us 90 feet to the bod
rock. No doubt gold in paving guam
Titles exists on bel rock, but IL IL I'M
possible 10 mine without powerful
pumps on account Of the water which
Hoods the diggings long before The bed
rock is reached Tic aatness Of the
sysintry also prevents .luicing as i, re-
quirss swift running head If water for
. this purpose.
There is one i0-s.amp mill there,
which was run NIL winter Another has
bsen started and others still are on
Tho way. The best gulch diggings. he
was convinced, were all worked out,
sud stated that there were not 900 men
yet engaged in that kind Of mining
"Desdwoei aud Gsyville and other
camps in the vicinity. are full of ten
der-feet.' and times are good for those
: who are prepared to cater to the neces-
sities Of the new -comers. The hash
houses aud ginmills are rearing n rich
harvest, which is liaely to last until the
rush is over. Tho money that is made
il taken to the Hills not dug out"
Its anticipated that the next delu.
zion on the docke. Of the spectators is
70 Be fresh stampede to the. Big Horn
s6ountry. Anything TO keep the rowing
fraternity in circulation
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-13

VIENNA, June IL Kilograms from
ASA Indicate there is no large feeling of
despondency which MAS 50 marked in
the late accounts from Turkish sources.
that battle will &c r;sked in Araxes
valley. Tie only question is WHISTLER
the Rissians will attack the Turkish
position they have chosen, or push for
ward the column coming from Olti TO-
ward ErscTnm and thus turn the Turk
ish flank. The flying columns which
Mukhtar pasha has sent against the
Russlans at oI,i show that the Turks
are aware Of this danger. hut it remains
10 re Sect whether they can obyia,c il:
aud spare suiiicien; force to check the
advance Of the kassAnS over the pass
OF kiEetllidagh. leading lirec, frem
o'ti TO the head If the valley of West
ern Euphrases and Erxeruln.
The itss-s say the Marquis 90 Sails
bury and Lord Derbs's speeches at the
banquet o. the Merchan, Tailors
School last evening, coming imsne hate
~ after the presentation Of Gottscha-
sof letter, vii! give intense satisfaction
10 tbs ~aoie country, by showing that
the government while watehful Of ali
that British inter SIS demands, will no.
peuF eat the blood az the country in
iefeuse If a misbttase.
LONDON, jgar y --rhe Ascc; meet
'ag opened brilliantly today The
Prince and Princes Of Wal,s. aud rx-
Pfesiisnt Gran, Occupied the Royal
>'an1 The crowd is immense. The
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-13
THEY ARE COMING.

Tue frat OF the immigration from
California fsmiiies--with their
NSivebp 4sown on Tuesday morning
s3,f II the east side Of the Sierra
'sreade mountains, IN route for Sc
srThey crossed the river here and
sed to cross the mountains nj the
.alnie Pass, As these people had
.parched up country, their great
seemed 10 he to get 10 some place
cit rsined. They will find il at
sle. In a year or two from this
We have no doubt, they will be
x for place where it don't rain
he time" Such is life -Datles
ataiaeer.
Air neighbor's implied insinua,ion
1 it rains all the time in Seattle. is
~. Our pastures do not dry up and
~-s~a-sow away in April or May, and We do
have moisture enough for salubrity, but
We cannot complain iu ordinary years of
any superfuity.