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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-30

~ The Dispatch. in a recen, edito
rial on "Vig,l.nce Committees" speaks
of that Of. 1856. and adds tia, 'promi-
nent citizens. including Col. Baker aud
ID. c. Broierick. were punished or
Forced 10 flee from the city. and the
lawful functions Of the civil authorities
entirely suspended throughout the city
and State. aud no law recognized but
such ~ emsnated from the secret ooun-
ellis II this self-constituted committee"
This will be news 10 many old Califor-
mans residing here. as Mr. Broierick
never leie the city during the entire
outbreak but paid $500 per month ~
keep the saa alive to oppose the doings
IT the committee AS for Col Baker,
he spent three months in the counties
~: Sierra. Placer and Nevada. hnt his
absence from the city was voluntary
and on matters connected with the prac-
,ies Of his profession The editor 81
the D.spattA did no, arrive in Cslifor
MIA till nearly SIN years after the events
above narrated aud had no knowledge
ofthem, except trom heassay No sen-
,enee II death was passed upon Judge
Terry by that ,ribuna. as he states va,
the case. /, was the disccr,.ance ri
opinion On bis case that lei ~ the
committees disruption anslly.
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EASTERN STATES.

New YORK, July 2S-The Her1lFs
cable special confirms the defeat Of Sui
liemsn Pasha and gives the details of u
sniendid naval victory 10y tho Rnssians
on the Danube
CHICAGO. July 2S-The following is
sent at the request Of Mayor Heath. and
is indicted by him; Many dispatches
from this city have greatly exaggerat-
ed the disturbance during the past few
days. At no time have the lives or
property of law abiding citizens been
seriously endangered. aud but a small
proportion of railroad employees or
other workingmen of Chicago havo
been engaged in the riot BY the col
iision between rioters and authorities
Thursday and Thursday night nine per-
sons. all rioters. Mere killed. aud per-
sons more or less seriously injured. No
damage 10 property has been done at
any time. and but Sigh. interference to
business has occurred The city is now
entirely free from rioters and the strik-
ers are rapidly returning to their various
employments. There is no probability
of further outbreak or any disturbance
of the business interests Of the city.
However. were it not for the prompt
and efficient arrangements made by the
authorities to suppress the disturbance
the trouble would probably have been
quite serious.
Sr. Louis. July 2s-The bridge
here is guarded sa,isfacsorally. and no
resi- trouble is feared The thousands
of men and women who were forcibly
turned out OF employment will return
TO their labors az once.
NEW YORK. July 2s.-In conse-
quence of the strike Of miners. coal has
advanced fifty cents per ton.
CHICAGO, July -. - The Journal
this morning Publishes a revised lis. Of
the killed aud wounded The Time,
gives tho names of nineteen killed. with
addresses and facts eontirmatory. The
other papers give fifteen names of
killed. and large uumbe Of wounded.
aud intimates that the lists are incom
rlete.
rhe militia aud United States troops
are distributed about town this morn.
iu., chiefly at the government build
ing. and railroad iepo,s The first
regimen, has gene 10 BEaiie weed, on
the Chicago amt Alton Railroad, near
Joliet, either - suppress the coal min
+ crs there wlIo have been striking and
preventing negroes employed III their
place, from working, and 10 pFo,ec, the
railroad snd othee property from the
strikers. There - no indication
ton # disturbance In any quarter To-
dav
Tie Hslstsaj street ears are running
| this morning fer the frs, time since the
not. began
INDIANAPOLIS. July Is Trains on
all roads are running excspt on Van
dslia ami Iowa { So. Louis Railroad. on
which trouble exists west % here The
] Il 81. Louis sent on, .-.A,l car this
morning ami NAndaha sends passenger
/ trains ., one O'Clock The peliee are
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HELENA, July 2.-An extra from
Mlssoala. dated July goth. ) p. NJ. has
the following dispatch to Barnett, Dis
trict Adjutant General a. Fort Shaw
received here at Ais p II. brought by
1t. Andrews. OF Missoula Volunteers
The Indians are between 300 and $50
strong. This information is from IN
terpreters to Barnett. Dist Adjt Gen.
at Fort Shaw Il am entrenched with
200 regular and about so volunteers
ia Lolo cspon, and have promises of
more volunteers. bat am not certain OF
them. Send along more troops will
90 and see them tomorrow ard in
form them unless they disarm will
give them fight. White Bird says lie
will 60 through peaceably il he can.
but will go through. This news is Gu
tirelv reliable"
Signed. C. G. RAwS.
Capt. eth Infantry Commanding
DEER LoDGE, July q A courier ar
rived from M,ssoula ., $40 and report
cd TO the Governor at 8 o'clock last
night ten miles from Missonla. who
sent word to Secretary Mills TO arm all
the men he could and forward them to
Missoula 1T once
The mail is just in from Missoula
Capt. Rswn had an interview with Jo-
scph. White Bird and Looking Glass
on 26.h. and another talk was set
for the eth Our people IRE sparring
for time. which. the Indians seem will
iug to give. Gov Po,t issued . proc
lamation On the Goth. but 10 copy has
reached here. He wants every man TO
the front Troops will he entrenched
aud will hold the trail Volunteers are
wanted for offensive purposes. All ad.
vices indicate fight imminent on the
9th. Our scouts report many wound
ed indians and ponies.
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guarding the depot. sal tie 90 I
aboa, the lepos is completely di-t.cr>,
4 company of militia came through
from Charlottesville l.st evening ;
wagon AMI are quartsTei III the CITY.
There Is perfect security now AM 81 j.
quiet,
WASHINGTON, July 2s-Aiyicy. -
received At the War OfFice This \. -
81 os which show an improved coadi-
ton OF affairs throughout the country.
AMI there seems - be a fair belief that
the disorders are IL al end
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- Moore. ,ae photographers. has
refnrue,i and vi BE- happy to So his
OLD patrors a oil place. corner Of
Commercial a.. Washington streets.
See him.
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Murder will Out.

A few years ago August Flow.
Was discovered - he certain cure for
Dyspepsia and Liver complaint. A few
thin Dyspspsics made knewn to their
friend. how easily and quickly they had
been cured by its use. The erea, mer-
its Of GREENS AUGUsC FLOWER became
hersldei through the country by one
sufferer g. another. until, without al
vcrtising, its sale has become immense.
Druggists in EVERY TOWN in the
United States are selling il. No per
son suffering from Sour Stomach. Sick
Iiea ische. Cos,iveness. palpitation Of
the Heart, indigestion. low spirits. etc
can take three doses without rrlief>
Go IN your Druggist and &c, bottle
t,r - cents ard Try il. sample bottle
10 cents. Crane ( Brigham. Agents.
san Francisco.
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County and City Official Press
Monday, July 80. 1877.
HINTS TO FARMERS.

The aggregate producing capacity Of
Puget Sound farms las come to be
factor Of 10 slight magni;udc. BIZ, II
is no. well adjusted. In certain direc-
tions production is oyerione, and the
market overloaded. The problem for
our farmers II solve is how 10 distribute
tho variety 0! crops so as If possible TO
Just meet the whole demand. and be
prepared to work of ali surplus. if any
be loft, upon outside markets.
The bulk Of any countrys agricul
tural consumption i. wheat IN It's vari-
ons forms Of breads,n.fs crushed feed,
1T. Farmers with whom We have con
versed say that they find more profit Il
wheat than any other crop they raise.
Forty TO sixty bnshel to the acre is
common yield on land suitable tn is
growth. One dollar per bEshel is the
lowest price that it has reached in this
market. aud it now brings $l.,j to
81 90
Potatoes are DO. 50 reliable as form
erly. the yield having d miuished and
they cannot be dcpended upon as al
article 1t export, while the present sup
ply is in excess Of the legitimate de-
Dand Of the country, though the ruI-
ing high price of grain will greatly ir-
crease the consumption and consequent
demand. while they ARE safely worth
twenty-five cents u bushel ut any time
Oh the farm as stock food.
Hops and root crops have relieved
tho pressure on the old standby staples
toA slight extent. but not adequately
Fruit would make splendid reliance ~
. staple and most profitable one it
cultivated 50 systematically as to make
a commercial article admitting Of ex
port canned or dried.
Hay. however. is tho crop of the
country. and i. is raised in excess Of
the capacity Of the market to consume
In dry years like this it is possible ~
outlet may be found for the surplus in
California or Oregon. In that view,
thnusb AN imvrovem.n, ~ 40 -,~1-
Of pressing it over the methods hitherto
prlcticed .is desirable as affecting the
question Of freights Eleven dollars a
ton for ireishts from the river to san
Francisco must require good price 1T
that city to render the shipment profit
able Properly pressed the transpor-
tstion ought 10 be effected for half the
sum named In default Of that, coop
Grafton butter and cheese factories must
be started. II our farmers are getting
tired OF giving away their hay or let
ting it lie forever on their hands aite
the toll and expense of making it. let
them change the programme by feeding
il out on their own farms. They would
find there is more in it.
There are now farms in King county
having from one to three hundred acres
each Of rich valley bottom lands in cul.
itvation-- mainly seeded down to hay.
Such farms represent wealth and real
capital. II is not to loo expected that
men who have had the energy to open
such farms in "the day Of small things"
aud difficulties. will no, have the dis
cernment aud enterprise to manage and
ccmbin such resources 10 the best ad-
vantages for the country.
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Pure Nee Coffee for sale cheap at
ChIlbers Bros.
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THE OTHER ngoNio -The Tseo,nA
Herald SAYS the sidew heel steamer Fa-
vorits has been hauled up or the beach
II Seattle. and is undergoing . thor
ongh renovation. Oar pelchhor is IN
errer. ], is the propeller of the sAme
name. As both beats are registered ~
Port Townsend. We think ,h.t one Of
them . entitled to . change of name.
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>rGc1AL Nor,cE -I'ake pleasure in
~uroancil.c n NY + -43~ and the pao
l.e generally ,hat lave this day lu--
chased Ia Keith SAILOR, on CONNER
c.a. stree. ard Mil reopen Il n Sa'v--
Gay evening extend an invitation =
al 70 ell anl - IT..
NIB PERKINS
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CALIFORNIA.

S.S FRAscIsco. July 2s-Arrived
Steamer City Of Toxic. ffom Hong
+ ng r,a Yokohama. with large
Chinese passenger list The Chinese
vii. not uc landed II i i r.M NJ. when
every preca l,ion will he taken 70 en-
sure their safety
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION,

I'HE PARTNERSHIP EXISTING BETWEEN
W. II WHITE and l.. b. NASH. as Attor-
neys is day dissolved. Mr.. White will be
s,i found at the old cfice.
Seattle, = T., July 2Gth, 1871 jy21
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HENDRICKS & CURTIS have JUS, re-
ceisei a fine lot of Pumps Force
Pumps. Deep Well Pumps. and Lift
Pumps Sewer Pipe cheaper than
wood Gas aud Water Pipes and Fit
tings; Pumps overhAnled; Saws Gum
med and Piled; and general job work
done Prices way down
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N NOTICE..

4 Ny WIFE, ALICE JONES. HAS DESERTED
me without inst cause or pruvocstion. here
by caution oil persons not 10 trust her on my
account, for viii pay bills of her contracting
jy!5 DANIEL JONES.
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MOST LEARNED JUDGE.
Questioning Il suspicious EN-Priesf
In the VuIgate Tongue.
From New York World.

r
An apparent priest, sll shsven and
shorD. with his thin gray hair plastered
ti,rtIy 10 his head with liCorlce, which
,.vc i fine black color, IN places shsd-
IN, off into a delicate yellow where the
sralp shone through, stood, holding a
dispidated silk hat in his hsnd, among
tho prisoners at the bar of the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday alter
noon. A servant maiden, all torlorn,
msde q charge against him OF obtaining
money from her on false pretenses
What's your nsme| asked Justice
Duffy Of the prisoner.
Edward Mickey, sir"
We'll. YOU are charged with obtaining
money from servant girls and others
upon false pretenses, claiming that You
are raising funds TO aid church In AL
bsny'
i saw Cardinal McCloskey's secretary,
Yer Honor" SAID the officer, and he told
me that the church had nothing to do with
this man. ,.,
.rm afraid you're an impostor," said
the Court. "Where did you learn your
classiCs2
"In Ireland
ADO you read LatinT
Eyes, sir"
"Trspslste this: GGwdeo te rGiere.
Al am glad that you are we'll" said
the priest. -,
"Qud pscunie hGbesneY'
"Ihat's ALL" replied the prisoner
L.,,;r,, a fau silver coins,
a think you may have been priest,
bu. YOU are suspended. l am convinced
that YOU are a swindler. You are held
in 81 200 to keep the peace in default OF
which you will be sent to the island tor
six months"
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Yes! let us have the good old coin
The one our mother hung
About our little wrists and necks
When We so fondly clung
Upon her faithful breast! the one
Which, by her household fires,
We tried our infant gums upon
The dollar OF our sires!
Then when the bloated bondholders
Come clamoring for their pay,
Wen shovel out the sacred coin
And pro giptly, TO day,
Wen meet each bond with cash In hand
Wen satisfy their buyers
Then, .! twill save us tons of gold
That dollar OF our sires!
And there's the mortgage on our farm
Which we would H. he to lift;
To pay the interest We have tried
Full many "A turn and shift;
With that old coin veil pay the debt
That's wors, than weeds and oriars;
Aud then twill save the dear old farm :
That dollar of our sires!
Give us the coin, and foolish gullS
My idly talk, and pirate
About per cenj ! and say we cheat
With coin that's light In weight.
Wen have the Jaw upon our side,
And prove the n rOgues and liars;
And pnt tue raOble all TO rOut
With the dollar OF our SiTesi
And II at last Old ClOventoot
should raisz his sooty brow!
Why!-parSOnS good and dcacOns true
Have blessed that coin ere now.
With church and state We'll burst his
chains
And 'scape his threate ming fires,
Though every burning link were forged
From dollar of our SireS!
" Y EUeRing Eot.
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COMMITS SlONER'S SALE,

In the County Court OF Ohio county;
John Marshall,
vs.. In chancery
Christian Richard Il Others
~ virtue OG "a decree catered in the
above EMIT. ed cause on the 9th day of
June, 1871, by the County Court OF ohio
county, West Virginia, the undersigned
special cOmmi >SiOner Will offer Tor sale al
public auction, on Monday, August u.
1877. commencing at ~ o'clock \. VI, at
the front door o: the Court House OF Ohio
county, in the city OF Wheeling, the FOL
lowing described property, 10 wit: Lot
mum bered fifteen 90 situate on the south
side OF Bow street, in the town of Fulton,
in ohio county, West Virginia, fronting
about sixty feet on said Bow street, ana
running back OF equal width 10 Wheeling
creek There is eIec ed on this lot "A two
story frame dwelling house and a large
slaughter house.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne third OF the pur-
chase money TO be paid In cash ouday OF
sale, the balance 10 Oe paid in two equal
inSta ment- at nine and eighteen months
reSpe lively rom day Of sale, with in
trrcst, the purchaser To give his notes for
tnr deferred instruments, and the tltlc 10
BE- retained until the purchase money
shall have been paid IN lull.
X. g. BARR,
Special Commissioner.
/ C. HtRE EN. AurtlDut les
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

In the Circuit Court OF Ohio county:
Edwin : carey and Otners)
vs.. In (haIcs!y.
Bridget carey and others,
The undersigned special commissioners
hereby give notice that by virtue OF the
authority vested IN tgem BY decree
made b. said court in saId cause on the
18Th Jay q. May, 80, they viii, on
MONDAY, JULY q III,
Commencing at ~ o'clock A. " proceed
10 sell al pubic auction, a the front door
OF the Court House Of OHIO county West
E.TglnI., IN the City OF y Hee.Ing, the !O.-
lowing real ,-ta situate n said city Of
Vince !ng, that = 70 s+y: The east one
half OF lot beIei one hundred and
fh.rtv-seveu 81, situate on the south side
OF seventeenth street, between WO"C and
McColIOCh streets, in that part Of said city
called East Wheeling.
TERMs OF SALE-Oue.hali 70 be paid In
cash on day OF sale, the balance u one
year from that da e, with interest, the
purchaser 10 give bond with good security
Tor the deferred payment, and the ut!e 10
be- retained until The purchase money
snail have been paid il full.
K. u. BARR,
l.. =. JORDAN
lei Specis. Commissioner.
J. {. HERVEY, Auctioneer.
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RATES Or ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One square--H lucn space.
one time ..........s 20 One month.-...S 90
Two times.......... % Three months. II W
One week.. ... 2 50 One year.. % 20
One square cnangeable once week $50.
Special Notices % per cent additional.
Advertisements to occupy fixed places 70
per cent additional.
Cuts VIII be charged double for space
OCCURRED
Dortiej Quinn advertisements, 81 per
cent aQd LCLal.
Loca. NCuCes Is cents per liDe-btn no
!OcQi nCltc, utH be inserted for Tess than ONE
DOLLAR
All NerLIsements, except Tor establish
ed business houses must be paid for In ad-
vance.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Yearly advertisers will be confined 10
their legitimate business, and all adver-
tisementS not connected with II WI be
charged for at our regular rates.
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SIiERIFF,S SALE.
Rachel Mckee

RaCnel Mckee. ieTl laCIds
vs.. in assump-
E. Booking and II. B. Wheat sit.
BY virtue Of an execution To me direct
ei IN the above emit led cause, I VIII, on
saturday, July Ia. 1877, at ~ o'clock
\. at the drug store OF EdmGud Booking,
corner OF Twelfth and Chapliue street, in
the city OF Wheeling, ohio county, West
Va, proceed TO sell to the highest and hest
bidder, the following described personal
property, or so much thereof a. may be
neCrss try to satisfy sad execution, VIZ:
All the drugs, mt dIciueS, oils, pant, dye
stuff and LIQUORS; also, six show cases and
contents, en- DracIug in pa fine cigars,
fine soaps, prriumery, brushes, combs, in
sJrumeut-. &C. one soda fountain, gener-
atOTs and fixtures a 50, ali tn goods con-
tanned in the cellar OF said store room.
AT same time and pla, e also will be sold
the uueNplred lease of store room.
Terms Of sale Cash.
iy2 GEO. K. TINGLE, ;. q. G.
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ALL nervous exhaustion and painful
diseases speedily yield to the curative IN
Auences of Pulvermscher's Electric Belts
and Bands. They are safe, simple ana
effective, and can be easily applied by
the patient him-rlf. Book, with tull par
ticulsrs, mailed Tree. Address Pulver-
mscher Gslvsulc Company, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
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SheriH'S sale
Rachel Mes zee,

Rachel Mckee, } Fieri taCiaS
vs.. in asSump
f. Booking aud II. Il. Wheat sit.
BY vrtue OF an eXecu ION To me directed
in the above entitled cause, | Will, on
Friday, IUc 9th ,inp OF JUL 1877, at
the residence at Ii, Bradley Wheat, on
rwel ia street. In the ity OF " heellng,
ohio county, W a, between the hours
Of II O'Clock \. VI. anu ! O'Clock p. NJ, pro-
coed TO sell To tie highest ami best bidder,
the following described personal pro-
perty, t0-wit:
one piano, one piano stool, one piano
cover, on" brussels carpet, one marble top
liable, tour parlur chairs, one ROCKING
chair, one divau. one hall carpet, one din
ing table, one sid board, six chairs, one
carpet, one bedSJead and bedding, one
bureau, one wash stand, TWO chairs, one
hail stove, one Kitchen stove, one table,
one lot OF kitchen utensils, one letter
rc>S, one Office desk, on" desk stool, one
case .Or books. one huggN.
Terms OF sale cash.
jy3i GEO. X. TINGLF, =. .. &.
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INTERVENING MEMORANDA.

THE mill at Clifton, w. Va, is in full
operation.
THE Cleveland Rolling Mil Company
is employing 1000 men.
The employees at the Pennsylvania
railroad shops in Harrisburg and in
Altoona, work eight hours a day, except
on Saturday, when they work four hours.
IT is now reported that the CHARTERS
RI lrosd Company will extend their
road and unite with the Hempfeld and
Narrow Gauge. In the erection of q
union depot at Washington, Pa.
A COMIC IToR on the Montreal Witness
was set, ~ up an advertisement of lost
canary, lew days ago, when the bird
flew IN ut the Office window. This shows
the value of advertising.
THE Cincinnati papers say there will
ne more houses built in that city this
wear than in any other since 1868. The
reason Is not that houses are in greater
demand, but that money is so cheap. The
banks are full of idle money which no
ore wants. and il is therefore invested
in buildings, in the hope that it will
WELD per cent.
ooo ,...----. ,,;.,o
East river, at the pound, foot of Six
,eenth street, Yesterday. OF all those de-
lvered on tuesday only tnirty were
iecmed worth preserving ne ""rA o.
destruction commenced NJ nsl'-psst
hight IN the morning Wnei Tue Dig IRON
age on wheels was rolled up one OF the
isles between the pens ana specify
illed with yeIplng ours, hung IN by the
attendants through an open sl'uins usor
II the Top. without rrgaro " age seA,
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saumrdaN. July asth. IVY.

Commence at ~ O'Clock 4. NJ. al the
front dor OF the Court House OF Ohio
county, il the city OF Wheeling, offer tor
,alc, at pubic auction, the following des-
cribed real estate, tO-wit: Lot numbered
thirty-hVr .5j' in Graham's addition to
the said city OF Wheeling, situate on tn.
IoI;u side of Fifteenth rect, between
EOti and Jacob streets, excepting about
SIX feet of the west side of said lot extend.
ing back scvruty-iour "a. ie't, which was
sold by the said AT'h.T. said lot nSw
fronts on Fifteenth street about hi y-iour
fe l. and extends back tOtne alley. There
Is erected On this lot a large BRICK dwell
ing house, supplied with modern con.
vruinuCo.. and is a most desirable pro-
perry. When ale is made, tie cOuysy-
anco viii Include the widows dover
right i'm the property. Terms made known
o.. day of sale.
Persons desiring Ia examine the pro-
perry will cal. on The undersigned.
iu3i Il. q. h RR, Executor.
j. {. HERNEl. AUetIoneer.