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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-21
From Yesterdays Ore.onian.
EASTERN STATES.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IS. - Grant
has excluded himself from the general
public, and receives only Cabinet Off
GERS on business regarded as Of unusual
importance.
Letters and kilograms have been re-
ceived by the Secretary Of War, Attor-
ney General aud President, as we'll as
by Congressman and others, with refer
ence to probable serious trouble in
Louisiana, and have received proper
consideration. 1t is the feeling in mil
itary quarters that the army in New
Orleans is insutficientIy strong enough to
prevent any outbreak. 1t is not the
impression in Cabinet circles that any
violation of law will present itself.
This morning the President was vis-
tied by the Attorney General, Secre-
tary of Wsr and Secretary of State, and
his attention was given, among other
things. to the condition of affairs in
Louisiana, and also to an article in the
Sunday Capital of this city, edited by
Don Piatt, which was interpreted by
government officers as strongly advo-
eating violence and defiance Of las,
aud as such was given very serious at
tention, and led to subsequent inter-
view Of the Attorney General with the
President
NEW YORK, Feb. l9.-The Tribune $
Washington special says the Republi-
can Senators held caucus yesterday
morning. at which. although no vote
was taken. an informal understanding
was arrived at that, if the Democrats
should determine to fllibuster in the
Hous, to prevent the completion of the
count Of the electoral vote, it should he
the duty of the President of the Senate,
at some time before the 4th of March,
in joint convention, if possible. and if
not. then the Senate. to complete the
count and declare Hayes elected.
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OFFICE HOURS:
From 10 to II A. NJ. 2 to 6, / toeP. 4.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS,

DR.. PAUL M. Brennan Is . graduate a n1ay q
the principal European and American eollaQ.a
aud formerly Of the city Of Dublin. Irslaa6. ~
public can depend upon the most scieati1e ~
ment. - the Doctor has treated thousandsof co1k
and performed almost every operation known g
surgery. in all the principal cities Of Europe -
America, aSording to the public d rare oppostu9ig
OF receiving medical treatment on the most ecte1
tine principles known 10 the profession. H.
ahds OF living witnesses can testify 70 his sl1t
full operations. and the dement's they hovo gocelyeo
from his medical treatment. - his book q eadst
monials. open 70 the inspection Of al, viii shou
Missouri Democrat. st. Louis.
Dr.. PAUL BRKNAN This celebrated and pop
lar physician and medical lecturer, hes lakeo q
bis headquarters At 127 Montgomery street, -
francisco. California, where he II ready b -.
pense his medical assistance and ability y ~ 9
all the sick. afflicted and unfortunats who ~ =
Mt to 9ive him acsll. DR.. BreLan's compseeey
and efficiency q . thorough. reliable phyodo
anu medical adviser ID too worldwide y 80 ~
extended recommendation at our hands. IL Il.
In need OF . competent physician should Pc -
10 read his advertisement under NEW Too9'
oakland News.
been successful without exception in ~ -
ment OF obstinate and difacuIt cases. hs1seeloe
regarded AZ incurable. Some Of his cures hsse
tonished the patients tbemselves, and thosoey
convinced them that he IL ell thaS he proieoo
be- successful physician. His repufaaioe ~
trActing TO his once many cases OF lone seeeSY
and IN no instance has he failed TO give 49,
The afflicted should consult him without desY,
Herald.
j25-3wd.snd.wl
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which be had given the measure. and
accepted without qualification his hum
bic share in the responsibility. de
would now vote to sustain the objections
70 the decision OF the commission and
Was in favor Of proceeding without un-
necessary delay to completion OF the
count.
Seelye SAID that in the case OF the
I.oulsiaua election it was impossible to
tell which two sets If electors wer.
chosen; approved of the decision of the
commission and said Congress could not
be too JEALOUS Of the constitutional
right Of the States to choose its Presi-
Dental electors
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people in one place must have some
kind Of municipal organization and
government. The county system Of ad-
minis'rsiion is competent 70 provide
adequately cniy for rural communities.
The complex organism Of city pop1-
lace requires system Of its own; and
in the case of institutions that have
stool for near q decade, aud where the
property aud security Of over 1000 peo-
pie are yolved, It Will require very
positive law. and law that il founded III
rea.on and concrete right. TO effect the
overthrow Of the satus TN qso. and re-
place existing order by gratuitous
anarchy.
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49, -
TuR DAILY NTELLICENCER.
DAVID HIGGINS.

.Sss.seA everv up1yntng. s-ani&ys ct
e06od J end deiiverea - sae-sFin@s az ~AeFs %
- e1sy. a - cent? per- ssss, psJs5is 10 the
eHysss sssxie eoris~ la eeats
RsS snaars. $1,000 tn ai.ancs-
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EIROpE.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. ao.-The
Russian army is south of the Caucasus,
en- the Asiatic frontier of Turkey. IN
readiness for action. It numbers H.
600 men. with 35 field batteries, and
$50 heavy siege guns.
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DR. Brennan CAN TELL THE pArrpx,~
l. disease the moment he comes in contact IN
them. no matter how complicated the - ne NJ.
be. without asking them . word. This a,co.sS
in part for his wonderful success In the t,ssS..
Of chronic and difficult diseases. His ps,ts.s
knowledge OF Psysiognomy, Phrenolosv -
human character. which he reads q 49,
enables him TO understand the want. a. -
Individual with whom he comes In contact q
his perfect medical knowledge enables him n -
scribe the proper remedy with unerrins certais1.
DIR. Brennan has travelled no much. Ana ~.
come In contact with % many people b. nea,sss
his lectures. both in Europe and America thss =
has become perfect master in his line Of -
ness. The laws Of life and fealth nd u pAvI.
cal wants Of man and woman have been ~ -.
slant stady. Few men In the professor -
had his brosd experience. and fewer still -,
his keen and liberal mind to dive into he ~.
teries OF human nature and search out her IA
vidaal wants. To attempt to treat disseoe ~
out being able to tell what the matter s Win ~
patient 10 like looking into the Mammoth Csy, q
Kentucky for the lost arts Of Egypt.
Above all price or wealth,
The body's jewel not for minds profsas.
Or hands to tamper with In practice v,in.
Like to womAn's virtue iS mans heolA:
A heavenly gift within holy shrine,
To be approached and touched with ssssou
fear
By hands made pure and hearts Of faith d
Even a. the priesthood Of the ONE Siviaa
DR. Brennan has astonished skepti, b. ~
wonderful power in reading disease ed curipa
the same after some of the best physicasne -
failed. timely call upon the DR.. will cot mn
nothing. and may be the means Of saving M
weeks and months Of pain and suffering. tssia
down constitution aud Al early death.
DIR. Brennan has letured to ladies for rem
and thoroughly understands the delicate and n
fined organization Of woman. and how lhhle -
10 to suffering and disease. that man eseus b
know 80 little about. Thousands of ladies, yo1ua
and old, who scarcely see . we'll day In the yeof,
and thousands more who fll . premature Qsvo
might be made healthy and happy BY calling q
time on the Doctor.
WHAT ARE YOU REST ADAPrED YOA.
Or. Brennan can toll your disposition, VIA =
are best adapted for and what you best succsodh
describe proper partner for life. one Nnon n
can i've and be happy with, and In fActvtll psl1l
out the true path which leads to Health. Hs.QL
nees and Prosperity.
Will remember that Dr. Brennan has lsctursd q
Manhood for years. and il perfectly fanilae
with the wants Of all, both young and middle -.
who are troubled with Nervous Debility o. pssne
ture breaking down of the constitutions.
Many who are weak and debilitated Wait too
long and let their systems break DOWN. eleS ~.
ing for relief. DR.. Brennan Never Faibte rsslsss
youthful vigor and build up the body anA MD
to its natural condition.
Everything strictly confidential and honosohe
with the Dr., and five minutes interview vii 60
vince any Intelligent person that he theeoaehly
understands his profession. You Will alx0ys ~
him social and glad to receive you.
OFFICE HOURS.
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fhis 90 md popular Journal Il Western wash
fn9aon, With the tssgess circulation q sny psIsf
10 tbs TsrrssoTy. IL Published evssy saturday
rnoRn1ps. Terms Three D0ilar~ PER AZ
nsn. In nayss &c: otherwise. $500.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-08
tTHE TEXAS LAND PATENT FOR
GERIFS

= An Austin letter descriptive Of the
Texas land patent and deed forgeries
says that the simultaneous arrest of the
ore hundred and twenty operators was
intended but tailed; and that at the time
of the arrest Tullis, the originator OF the
swindle, had about consummated q sale
OF one hundred and fwenty-seven thou
sand acres of land to parties in Boston
while another one of the swiudlers was
negotiating for an exchange Of fifty-four
thousand acres with o, New York house
for ten thousand dollar stock of hard
ware. Other important sales of tracts OF
seventeen thousand and thirteen thou
sand acres. as we'll as many smaller lots,
were under way.T-a PAY CT 6e, rsa
The daily gazette., 1877-11-08

DRoPoSALS.-Proposals wiIL oe received
er until THURSDAY, November Sth, 1877
at 4 O'Clock, p. M, for grading that port on
OF Washington street, from 18th to 14th
streets, also 14th streetfrom West to WASH
more or less. by the yard-the dirt to be
placed where directed by the Street Com
missioner. One hundred dollars security
for the good faith of the bid. and three hun
dred dollars for the faithful pertor rmance OF
the contract the work to be done under
the supervision of the street Commission
er. Blanks will be furnished at the office.
The Committee and Council reserve the
right to reject any or all bids. Proposals
must be properly sealed and di ected to
- PHILEMMA CHANDLER.
Chairman of Opening Streets Committee
nov5-4t IF
The daily gazette., 1877-11-08
REC1AL NOTICES.
LIS Bitter
Wine of Iron. .E1luios

aaneTer been known TO fail In the cure
sakltss, attended with symptoms, IN
o1llon TO exertion, loss OF memory,
guy oi breathing, general weakness,
tMq ,useaSe, weak nervous, trembling,
au noior OF death, night sweats cold
sakness, dimness Of vision, laDguor,
'ssal fassitude OF the muscular sys-
aGfmOus appetite, with dyspeptic
a., hot hands, flushing OF the body,
sso Inc skin, ,Dallid countenauce and
roE on The face, purifying the blood,
we back, heaviness OF the eyelids,
,.aI olack spots flying before the eyes,
temporary suffusion and loss of sight;
W. ". NNntlon, etc. These symptoms
NV rom weakness, and to remedy
u, +. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of
Aleyer fails. Thousands are now
gus heaith who have used 1t. Get the
LF Kunkel's.
i@ kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron
WY valuable tonic has been SO
ssaly tesled by all classes of the COM
Nv mai II Is now deemed indispensa-
~ @hic medicine. 1t costs but little +,
~. ue blood, and gives tone TO the
Ssgt,, Hhovates the system and pro-
Nv 6onIy ask a tlial of this valuable
tFhce only 81 per botJle. E. f.
SSsL, sole Proprietor, No. 259 North
SsIeet, Sn,sset, below Vine, Phila., Pa. Ask
~. %Aers Bitter Wine OF Iron, and take
M M, A photograph of the proprietor
wrapper; all others are counter
aeC Ci connterfeits. Do not let your
ssll you any but Kunkel's, which
Pohly as above represented. You
E,st,ia, ,,1 bottles for So. ALI a k is one
The daily gazette., 1877-11-08
THIRD EDITION. y
n " q : TfTJ To Ts
THE Nv, r.
Montenegro Called to Arms
Russian Operations on the Road 10
- 'S4 ID "a Wtdden.

A Russian Official despatch is publish
ed containing the following: "a squad
ron Of our cavalry has occupied the road
from Rahova to Widden. Rahova was
occupied by 1900 Turkish infantry, part
of whom, with the inhabitants, Withdrew
on the approach of our recounotring force
On Sunday night General skobeleffpush-
ed on to Brestovec, south of Plevna, threw
up the batteries there, and after Violent
cannonade attacked the Turkish posi-
tions with infantry" fTOlIDIl
| "A Paris correspondent says-'News
has been received here that the Prince OF
Montenegro has ordered all Montenegries
to take up arms tomorrow '"
A despatch from Bucharest says intelli-
genee has been received there that all Of
General Zimmerman's staff have rented
toases In Kustendji. It is concluded
from this that the campaign is over for
this year, as the Dobrudscha Army is
concerned. -
A despatch from Constantinople reports
that Baker Pacha has gone to Shipka
Pass.
lh!A despatch from Vienna says that
MahmoudD Damad Pacha is going toL lesbos
to meet Mldhat Pacha for the purpose of
arranging the difference between the lat
ter and the Sultan.
An Athens telegram savs:-"Almost all
the provencial municipalities have voted
resolutions urging union among the poll
tical leaders and speedy warlike prepara
tions. % 3. s..o sg7 10, '5st4o9 s.,.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-08

4 Seasonable Re,nedy.-Now that the
chilly night air and raw atmosphere pre-
vail to considerable extent, rendering
little folks liable to take severe cold and
frequently t. sudden attacks of the much
dreaded Group. the following remedy
may be of incalculable service: "Crou2
can be cured in one minute, and the
remedy is simply alum and sugar.
The way to accomplish the deed is to
take knife or CRATE and shave of in
small particles about tea-spooDful OF
alum; then mix it with twice its quan-
tity of sugar, to make palatable, and ad-
minister it as quickly as possible. Almost
instantaneous relief will follow
The daily gazette., 1877-11-08
4 FIRST EDITION. M
r STFAY wAISF.

IL ECIEC---- IlClW
Fine weather.
7 Perismmons are ripe.y > rV1r.FyFT
4 The work Of laying the water p,pen
progresses rapidly,
Turkeys have already made their an.
pearance in market.
The Delo,oare Gazette will be ssued
trom thus office to-day.
The job office OF the Gazette turns out
fine work at low phces.
those Twho fail to read the ID aily
Gazette fail to get all the local news Of
the day.
Large Quantities of rabbits and part-
RIGGS pass up the Delaware Railroad
every day.
The transportation of freight over the
T. W. x B. X. r., is unusually large at
this season of the year.
Nothing is more painful than an aching
tooth. Those who have them should 20
to Gallagher, No. e. Fifth street. ~
The next time my horse balks. 1 will
give him big dose of Kings Good Sa-
maritan cough syrup for that cures all
cases of hoarseness. ''' '.~'"t ''l0 ~
.''Judge Sloat," who was elected BY
a large majority, will make his appear
ance at the Opera House on Saturday
evening, in the person of w. j. Florence
In the NigIitU Dollar. . tI. .. t.- -.-f
The daily gazette., 1877-11-08
WILMINGTON MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov 8, 1877.
'pHILADELpHIA MARKETHs
WEDNESDAY, Nov. lib PIB

Hi WEDNESDAY, Nov. Id RaM.J
INA AND MEAL.-In Flour there Is
whore doing, but prices are unchang-
Vi INA receipts have increased but there
Accumulation of stock. Sales OF e.
|,rrls, including Minnesota extra tam.
pedum, at 50 !; do, do, dor good, at
n 90, do, do, good and choice at 30 36a
4 90 do. fancy, at SO o. x a675, the latter
n grade Pennsylvania do, do. good,
't, do, do, do, choice, At a. Ohio do,
at S6T5; Indiana, fancy, At e275,
ysent and other high grades, at $Sa9,
flour IS steady, small sales at, "a 20.
Neal is dull we quote yBrinton'sD
EiN-wheat is quiet, as shippers are
.lRpf and local millefs are pufelias-
|MJtO satisfy Immediate wants. Sales
ti bushels, including Pennsyfvatiia
ailA; Delaware do, at lS1l42 ~ Ohio
hh slA2; Western amber at Sis I;
bern do, cnoice, afloat and froTnithe
G 81 lj, and Western white, in lots at
hlM Corn Is firmer. Sales of 0,0O0
ti, including southern, PenAsylva-
nd Western yellow, IN the cars and
hdpOt, at &C; Western mixed, on the
lat elc Southern new, yellow. at 65a
md Go, do, on the cob, at soc; and 500
Al sail mixed, new at 81 &c. Oats are
banged Sales of 1000 bushels Western
pGaga5Sc for very choice, and 3sa37 c
kil and good. ID d2 ~ ihH'fnt
EnEEY-55 bbls. Western iron bound
tuNeper gallon. .ih3i 'lr lYg
The daily gazette., 1877-11-08
SECONDg;EDITIONIG,
. 77f77=5T1 U - " - o =
THE ELECTIONE
LATER RETURNS.

s IA
Additional returns OF Tuesdays elections
received up TO the time OF going to press are
not full and satisfactory, Those from the
Interior OF Pennsylvania, embracing about
two thirds Of the counties, indicate that the
majority for Turnkey, the Democratic can
didate for Supreme Judge, will be about
5000.
Returns from all but seven small towLs
in Massa chusetts give Rice, Republican for
Governor, q plurality of II ,69l over Castor,
Democrat The State Senate stands 35 Re.
publicans to 5 Democrats, the House 173
Republicans to 81 Democrats, Indepen-
dents and 1 Liberal.ouW ,iooW uUu r.H.
The Latest returns from New York do
not change the Democratic majority on The
State ticket at first reported. Both parties
claim the Legislature -
The latest returns from New Jersey give
Mcclellan 1886 majority. The Democrats
wilrprobabIy have3 majority in the Senate
and 2 in the House.
In Wisconsin the majority for the Repub-
lican candidate for Governor is now esti
mated at over 5000. The Senate will stand
2l Republicans to IL Democrats, the House
81 Republicans to 40 Democrats and Green
hackers. tJItl GO
In Maryland the Democrasic majority is
estima ated at $4,000 to $4,000. The Senate
will probably stand IT Democrats to Re
publicans the House So Democrats to 10
Republicans. ..........I.' -.. h
| In Nebeaska it is believed that Lake
Republican, is elected to the Supreme
Court.by about 5000. --. g s..- y
Mayor Prince, of Boston, was renomin.
ated by the Democrats last night.
1.-THE CLEAN SWEEP OF LUZERNE
BY 0R-GREENBACK MEN.
=WrLKEsBARRE, Nov. THE Labor Re
formers have carried the county for theil
entire State andllocal'ti ticket, excepting per
haps for Judge. The vote for State Trcasu
rer as far an received is Z Aa>-4 @ va
Wright (Labor Reformer). ...,.,,,.. 10, 80
Hart (Republiean) ...d =. j. 5,Ss
Noyes (Democrat)...,. .,s.,. .......... 3js
There are nineteen districts yet to hea
from, hut they willnot materiaii y AFFECT thi
lresut given above. all ignH gul tud roI ,Jnon
NN
The daily gazette., 1877-11-08
Ex-sFATE TRRAsU kER CoRDozo
CONVICTED. .aJu9iu9}uUt

CHARLEsToEDT November Il d7.-The
jury in the case of the defrauding ex-
Treasurer Cordozo brought in YER
dict ofgnilty this morning. The case
win probably be appealed. ImmedIa7
tely after the verdict the case Of Ro-
bert Smalls, member of Congress, for
accepting a bribe while a member of
the South Carolina Legislature, was
called. An argument for removal
to the United State Court on the ground
of prejadice of public feeling will be
heard tomorrow. Before the grand
Jury was dismissed true bill was re-
turned against B. F. Whittemore for
accepting bribe as member of the
State Senate. Whlttemore was in
Canada when last heard from.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-08
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THE FRENCH SENATE.-The renewal
of the French Senate. M. About says, is
a drama in four acts 1t began last month
by the election of Depties, who as such
take part in the colleges which choose
Senators. 1t was resumed on Sunday by
the election of 900 councillors-general,
and 1 700 councillors d'arrondissement,
making total of 3, 200 votes. In short
time the 5000 communes each will elect
municipal councillors These four classes
combined will elect seventy-fve Sena-
tors, lin place of those whose terms ars
about to expire. AS the municipal coun-
cillors outnumber the others, the choice
will practically devUlve on them. The
Senate is now conservative hy about
twenty majority. Should the senatoria!
colleges be strongly republican, that ad-
yers element will he overcome of course.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-08
H1fLRsIAED IDS.

BafnTnIE3iLpHIA, WILMINGTON &
iMoRE RAIL ROAD.
inlDs JUNE 10th, 1877.
'' Will leave Wilmington as follows
/ ssSsaelphis p q and Intermediate stations,
Sp' m W. 800, 10 90 a. M, 2 80, A 80, Z 70,
Ssi 5as' md ID n New York, %, At. a. m. 70 81,
"a ofe n. and Intermediate Stations,
y R.sS' Re E and az Washington, / Os, 8 80, am.
IfsiniEY foS Ply, S.55 p. m. = -
aeW Cash. delaware Division, leave for:
SA. "''ie' 600, $40. $50, a. M. 1.SO, s 80,
"a @SsSnd n. S.sS &C Intermediatesta stations 800,
VA N and Intermediate Stations, 500
irAiladenhis SUNDAY TRAINS. e4 .
m, na b1n . and an Intermediate stations
ssslmore ,a . "a and New York, 2.22. am.
sared edoef to r. Information passeneers @ ar,
&Ot. " uhe time tables posted at IN
ii H. F. kk NNEY,
Superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-08
ES7'A TIES RUINED BY THE WAR IN
CUBA TO BE EXEMPTED FROM

A decree, dated November 8, has been
issued at Havana declaring that all as
tates ruined during the war, and in the
way of reconstruction shall be free from
contri button for five years from the date
of the decree. Every new estate and all
new property acquired in cities or viii
lages of the Central and Oriental depart
ments will have the same privilege. All
ments newly established will be exempt
for three years from contribution. All
female cattle, either Spanish or foreign,
imported into Cuba with the exclusive
object of raising stock, will be duty free
for two years. The decree is recei yed
with much satisfaction.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-08

"Ah! how well do 1 remember-It was
in the bleak November" when caught
the cold that was wearing me surely and
swiftly away; when heard OF DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup took it, and am as well as
ever.
RemoOing.-Mr. Samuel Cohen clothier,
No. 229 Market street, is removing his
family from New York, to this city
where he intends to settle permanently