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TIE sOCIfL DEMOCRATS.
How the workingmcn's Party In Ohio Con-
Quoted their Recent Campaign.

Members of the Workingmcn's party $50
cial Dcmocratsl met in the Gcrmania Assembly
Rooms last evening. Robert Bartholomcc pre-
siding. All Of the local sections Of the party
were represented. and they were joined 10y tho
striking cigar makers. Patrick j. Mcclure oi
Now Haven. "a speaker for the party In the re-
cont ohio campaign. said that tho doctrine Of
he Greeuhack party j. al wrong, and that
wherever the wlrklngmrn mot ihr Grrrnhi'k
men In the field in ONO they pullcd tlroe voies
to ;heir one. The real cau-n of tho distress OF
the wOrkingm"u ia u surplus ol working.
mon. due to s'lniy pay, long hours. nni
thick coming mechanical improvements. ihat
enable one man - do the work oi ten men.
Tho worklngmen in Cincinnati pOllci moro
than nine thousand of the thriy-two thousand
votes in the county az the late election. How
were tn 80 votes gained Not 10y sitting round
in rum shops pr spHutlnE iu illr distriri meet,
made two movable platforms. They took
those from warl ~ ward. Ihny got thirty
speakers. sending twenty every night INTO
tho suburbs and rc-nrvlng ton tor thf
the workingmcn's banners, and carving "A
great bell. that was rung at almost every reNo-
luton of the wheels, wis driven through the
streets At "a quarter past seven o'clock IN the
evening sometimes spontaneously IN urce
wards. a procession Of drdmmcrS AMI nirrS
and trnnsparen 'y-bearcrs set out ON tho
tfanspnrencics were motto"s ma inscriptions.
informing the READERS as 10 the place oi meet
ing and the names of the speakers. The ilght
| for the emancipation oi the negroes lasted from
1885 to 1860. and resulted In favor OF those who.
| In the beginning. were. secmingly. hopeless
| minority. The workinsm"nS pnriy does not
| interpret communism as something vile. some
| thing a. be crushed For the party. II means
| products of hi- hand. The party docs not de-
| sign 10 rob the thrifty t. enrich tn" idle.
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SrING 4 RiILROiD COMPiNr


The final argument was heard 10y Justice
Pratt ir the King, County supreme Court yesterday
afternoon. ia the suit Of EnathAn sweet Jr Charles
D. McCnrhy. AMI John flaming contractors, asanstthc
Northcrn Palnc Railroad Company. Henry rav-on,
+ l. Canla. DoWlA. Morrison. Gcnrge A hnckru W.
q KING, john ~ ming, nud Bartholomew kennedy TINS
snit amt similar have l'' the courts Tor lnuf
years The plaiutr~ Hnd flrmn and konn.lN of ue
dnendnuf. were partners In Minneapolis Minnesota
rAN son Gundn Co ou March 10. l~i3 o. nk cuntHot
nom the Aorthcrn iAunc Railroad company to g,n
.rurt rond from the Red kNcrui the Nnril 10 the Mis-,
snuii and Suhirt contract tnr le fnn~ir n ~
10 ui the road The suit Tor Si'n GROWING ont
ot h. contract The plaintiffs maintain That thc amount
work which wa. mii Tor was uuielc-uma'cl nni
TINT the, sum ti great damage hN being compelled tu
cmiloA Au cNtra force oi men lhrl lon Two nl their
tnttucr, in the suit. alleging thHt nrN ruu-prcd with
mo cnmntuy nul with the cNnrNt tors tu deprive up
rinin is of a the money tue The same ulnntn, hlse
tue tnr about SnNb due under contract Mhlrl
tn,y mnir tl huld bridge ou the same road.
Ilp decision WAS reserved
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TJfE LEXINGTON TROTTING.
Valuable Thrcc-Ycar-Oid Colt Failing
Dead ON the Track.

LEXINGTON, Ky, oct. i3-Thc trotting at
tho Lexington Course to-day was superb.
Brown Sentinel. a magnificent thrcc-ycar-old.
fell dead in the second heat OF the first trot.
lust outsid Of the distance stand. In the midst
of n splendid burst Of speed. lIe was worry
valuable colt. but had been out of condition for
some weeks. 49,
The trot was won by Wiry Jim in three
straight heats Lady Rub second Won Arnim
third. Timc-2 $50. , 32A 2:3iif.
Tne second trot for four yrar-olds was won
second and wpvelund Chief third. Time
2:26A 2:2Gb. ..Gr. 49, :,
Chief Dick TaVlor second. and Magenta third.
Tme-225 22A. 2:24A, 2.25.
Rcd jim, ntnree-ycnr- old Sp"el" Two h'H's
tration speeded II milo in 2;33. on wager to
belt 2:3J,
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LATEST CRISIS In FRANCE.
Am PdRfS AGTTiTED OvER THE ELEC-
TONS or SUNDAY.
An yntcmprrstc speech by the Duke Dccnycs
Victor uuEo's Eloquent Appeni-A Mani
fe.to from the HepnbIicnn Scnntors.

An yn,enperntc speech by the Duke Dccn,c.
victor Hugo. Eloquent Appeni-A Mani |
fe-to from the Republican Senators
LONDON, Oct 13.-Frcnch affairs are at
tracing the attention OF Europe almost to tho |
exclusion OF all others. Paris adviccs sny pub
lie excitement, until now Intent s becoming
manifest in the streets. Tho Republican com
menis ON President MacMahon's last manifesto
nro very severe The expulsion OF Mr.. Bcdcl
the American for canvnssng for NJ. Mcnicr
Radical Republican, Mt Mont Rouge. has been
made 50 much Of 10y the Republican papers that
the Foreign Office has addressed rcproving
and ndmonitory comillmique to the Bien Public
and France. the same M to the Rappel. which
oensurcd that journal for cndcavoring to excite
public opinion in regard TO Bcdels case The
agents OF London pnpcrs are required to pro-
ducc n written license for the delivery OF their
bundles nt the station. The salo OF papers thus
depends ON the pleasure Of thc Government.
| Tho Dailv Neps was seized at the post and rail-
way yesterday.
According to the Times Paris despatch. the
! Duke Decnzes Minister of Foreign Affairs.
| who has heretofore been very careful and ro-
served has lost his head and delivered most
incorporate specch Mt 1ihournc. in which he
! admitted no distinction between the kepuhll-
| can party aud tho Communists and other
! drmogogic enemies of the Constitution.
a y
! Grpvx'a pundiduturp Victor Hugo presided
hI,p = Nv 49,, ~, sro,ch NJ, snid.
| nnu HNl" hn 'i',l' y" Hl'' 80, H., ,.n,ts
| Franco ~ OF OEN. Nl' hh'W3 Nlh' ~" W..
| Muutpsuufvu would hNSit.tr tO slN tu h'f, NY
! 1olisy' Washington would not dare 10 say,
| M, Wu A, H.. r,t nf universal suffrage the
,i,,,1s ,,u hisn.rss Trnneo viii give her
'NHNH WI "'ol -. ,.i.,, q, ,,nv Ia. he will
oiu'lS hnu no n"mn'i VIZ, VII III, ' ti,n ir.uu ~
| Obey. VIII mol ul'i uilNl'hN wv h',t'' ~,
dDttitiul his phpl Ienrr. lho victory ~ hllthuS
| e,rinfu ". fntI some pity and we VIII not
! ,.,'.'i, ~ ,i.t.rv l.v,nI rnnsnunla l,uuda.
i,', ,",ftt' ',n.,I 't t.,,, n,l ,it,ht IL Certain
l,ul iil' lfiuh!h "l NV "'... ~, ,,%', - a ,,,ir
HIVE lalN IN inc country "i' nv it,it' 49,, ~
France has - pro io-iln'd nil~Ni'n Il'''u,ilE'
| mutllutei uut 10 ransom. given M tn the ltr.
ti.ra ,f I'M ru.t she smile. suprrhly and
49, a., ti,., Ul.t 80 i,lnua md i'm the
/ " = "a" 81, ,..l .. .x.u ht.r sutos.
n'll Nl 'N'H'' 'l, 80. a., n. t,,,,,~,
| trophies serve hs lvunuhiloh luI wv 'lu'ui''
| Yes Vou may expect everything 81 France
| Sine mukps Use of the most fprmidnhle Oi rrNO-
| t,,tf,n. Ia f,uuI ihr most stubla OF govern
."'... ~ '''''' "
Hn,NS' ., ..t,... A.. t.,..,. al t......,l I
IN" loiloWln. MN nllNr'' mus i'''n h'l'i ''7''
| to the electors 10y the Icit oi the Nonhtn.
| " DEAR PEI LOW tirtIINs, At th" last moment
fl sutrninn rfinri h. about ~ hc made g. iuilu-
,, =, ,,r ~. =, ,hn n,l,guinp nf the nni l.inl
'" .' ~ ,.,, ,,,.,,,i,t tf,", r.,,ftt.n,, i'm .
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FILLING FROM 1 DI//Y HEIGHT
4 startling accident In the Kotunda of she
Court Euu,c Ia Brooklyn.

A -caiTolding cno hundred and ono foot
high WIS recently erected in tine rotnnda of fine
Bropkyn Court House. TO enable painters to
rederornta the interior of the dome Yesterday
morning os Wm. Gregory. aged 33, Of llG Tn
lerhll aYrnuH and Hugh Drylin. ag,d So of
Halur street near Bond wrlr stnding ON II
Nhout 10 paint tine plank broke. and they fen a
diSlunco .ui SEVENTY irot ~ thr llopr oi the Zoe
tuudn, Their luiir7 struck numhnro tlnif~
Hgain-l the lt'l"0 gin ,holrl- uu tmbors. D'H-
lin caught luii ~ Oueo' IN" tlnlhrrs. and Pc
lninol his grip nntl h" wle rescued. Gregory
fell midway ON the right hand iron staircase.
striking with heavy thud.
The physi'iHns who rNumiued the injured
mon could lind no lroSrn bones, hut they
thought that they Ind sustained lnlornul inlu-
rics which might prove FATAL The board on
which they wrresinnd ing broke ata lln" whrrc
there were two large knots. II was supposed TO
be sound wnen it was put on tie sraiod
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Mr.. phlllIp.,. Amu.ement.

Referee Nathaniel Jarvis. Jr., made his report
to the Court Common Pleas yesterday in the divorce
suit OF Ellen Philips against Richard Philips Among
the exhibits a carving knife with blade sixteen
inchc. IN length with which Mr. Phillips said lis wife
amused herself at table 10, huing II al his head after he
had succc ssiuv dOdgad TIE teapot Mrs fnlNis scck-
~eparau niainisnahce. charging her hu-hand with
cruelty ami he make. counter hafes ui Ike character
AGAINST hrr They Warrii on Christmas ~. l-I
H. nuifnf h. the saAmsn's Rtk ia all street
Mr jarvis report. thit NJ rnilhss ci tr-ts are ven
fIuufrd. while the Niic'- are not The qunriri- Nrst
~ uAlr m--u-A Do Lu.. y ID il- sAAlu.s ulA
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4 uinr Contc,, in connecticut.

II ,nlroEp. oct. II. rho annual contest Mt
the Willow B.1oh range, Berlin, for steel SON, cup
rrsrnti g. the Connecticut Ride Association for conpc
iino cno Nrnr hy the tpWn teams ~ four entries from
Hartford, SON britain. ana MldlrtoNn. was hrld To-
dtN Tho match wa, ten Shots taDl at hul 0tl uud
lpn yards llnrunrl won thr tupl4 10y tol score ot
90 o. it tor NV RrliAlu. and It's iur Mlid.loWn.
NatiAu Ma-hhuIn o Hartford made ~ cut ol pds~c
tI AT b a 4
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gas pitc in the cellar Of the store. in the
Grand upcra ou-o. 40 .1 Eighth avenue, was plugged
w.th paper yc-ieria, ~ John Farrell. OF 2i2 East
TWENTY nuh street AMI charles " sprasuc of - iike
street 4. they were about leave the building of
the men -aI that he .url, lus They returned 4" ilc
cellar ana matsh wi. h-hiod Immediately tii.rr wa.
nt NJ Iu.iun Both were kul. ked down tnd burned
about ineir fnccs AMI hands The audience at ail'r
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The Merchants, Loan and Tru., Company.

PATERSON. y. J.. oct l3.-Jame- +. Preston.
Treasurer. AMI Edmund Eo-.. p.r,clof oi the sus
leniod Merchants Ionn aud Trust company. wrre ar-
rurl thi. morning am indictment fnr CONS lrh'l f."
rnurl4l, nl iur cua fful S-usll u.-ot- of flr COIN
tHu, Mhri dl.ttln nluNn4 the lltpri1r, uui
, u the o-itOi~ the exclusion nt NiNNl~ Hose
vs. lffai-u'd uu separate ini 'tmrni nf -u' sian
uHlN Nn -tnt unD ure Tine lttrIu- 900 iNt-t and iIc
...tu. iuii, iurnt- set down tuf tr -ti in,nW
fr.Ipl l o hc tnrd u st uua separate dse eu, t iunui
,.ft |.flt-
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The Republicans ol Wcstehestor county. In
White Plains yesterday nominated ;. u clifford East
Chester .r County juie' Edward Wells of r,ck,kii Tor
District Au,Inos Charles g banks of Sow Rochoo for
REGISTER tururNus Curtis n IaffNfuv ~up"rintoni
cut ol the inr. and 'yrus Luwrnor toi Justice of Ses-
sion. resolution approving W llaNrs- policy wis Of
i,rrl. hat 20 adjourn rushed hrUu.h before
any action could be- ta.,u Int Oltg oi the aelcgates
did not 10 lie placed ON record
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Iate last night Detectives Francis. Kcenan.
Caunor- and coward o Jersey city. made rand ON the
cmrrant runner. at the rcnn,'l,ania Railroad depot
and arrested Michael pDhc,o- of l'l South street WIN
kcun,ily 10 HfT NI-ul street. james Frazer oi "a
rIpup.nn street. Harry lacohus OF "n East sixth
street James Nu. an Of - Muur't street Jnhn Mltu
u' East Tenth street, James Mccormack p 10 water
stree, Nhu NOCornsrk az i.u Water street. Hll ot New
York. p1 Bernard McGuvcrn Of ls2 SUSSEX street. Jsr-
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Mr.. rleman,. Aa,en,ars WIN ,Ilshwnymen.

CINcrNNArI. Ohio. oct 13.-Mrs Phil Tieman.
wife of ulc wollknown hiard PLAYER of Tins city was
attacked boy coored highway robbers while driving
about miles from thi, city, on Thursday evening, and
roti,d uf two diamond rings and q aul chain worth
81 2lp She was about two milr- from The city, IN
lonely part the road The robbers sprnng from the
roadside stopped her huf~ pu' l.' tu rr hchd tore
her shawl her shoulders and the Enl cham rom
her mock and then sttpIiug htr gloves from her hand,
tDh h, mus aud made 1n lcasli- her too much terrE
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IoNnoN. OF lathe Hon. Edwards l'inrrc- |
pni lui,1 static Minister tH trott hfiflu it- ten /
drr,i hi, rcsi. .lauon take cnc.t the lsW n,At n,
60
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Fnrr.-S Send your nddrrao ana viO aond You
" 1r or'o' nj N,r..' cHm 4. ll-lHt nl.
rrr,iuu, ~ urs, oius.t.ia's ~. i.tI I,n DtnDDi
Palace. Adh'-,l! unupA 81 N.ulinH, Nui lwel' N
street. New lih -dlr
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AunuRN. OFT. l3.-ThOrpc. convicHl of ihe
murrr Of Howard. has been sentenced 10 hAnanl vn
lAe III Of UveVuILeI.
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Mrs Mary G. cheney ha- begun a suit f..'i..
.lilfa. a.fI. iron. Nf|li ih J AutiH s. A lN.
lns ut .iI4 irnph ms avenue.
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fire u uo N,reIon nao-'. .n- i J..
D..l l,nuNr h,tn oi rn,, ua.Nr' o' 'i.'
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SproIr PAYaEkr H. uMEp Tho best fine cut
lyi sa.g VNcllnueIe. IH n nysr,-.iie.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-03-15
NOTICE TO MINERS.
Suites Land Office,

Helena, NJ. H., February IA, 1877.
Thomas G. Cooper, whose post Office address is
White sulphur Springs, Meagher county, Montana
agricultural land, under the homestead laws, the
northeast quarter of sec. 10, in township No; 3
north, range No. & east, which land is suspended
from entry. Notice is hereby given that a hearing
will be had at this office on the oath day of March,
A. D.. 1871, at 10 O'Clock a. M, to determine as to
the mineral or non-mineral character of said land,
and testimony to be used upon said hearing will be
taken before the Register and received on the oath
day of March, A.. D., 1877, at 10 O'Clock n. m. 1t
is alleged there are no known miners, nor mining
Improvements upon said land.
j. II. MOE, Register.
February %, 1s77-2-14-5w.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-03-15
NOTICE TO MINERS.
United States Land ONCE

- ohitSo t",oo I1uhu OMmSO,
Helena, Montana, February 10, 1877.
Ross Deegan, whose post-ofice address is Helena,
his application to enter as agricultural land, under
the homestead laws, the southeast quarter of the
northwest quarter, and lots Nos. four, five, seven,
eight and nine, of section 81, in township No. 10
north, range No. / east, which land is suspended
from entry. Notice is hereby given that a hearing
will be had at this office on the 18th day of March,
A.. D., 1877, at 10 O'Clock q. m, to determine as to
the mineral or non-mineral character of said land;
and testimony to be used upon said hearing will be
day of March, A. D, 1877, at 10 O'Clock a. m. 1t
is alleged there are no known miners, nor mining
Improvements upon said land.
J. H. MOE, Register.
February Is, 1877-2-13-5w.
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CHolcE
Iow and Garden Seeds,
STRAWBERRIES, PEACHES, &c.
KEW SORTS, BY MAIL.

Plants of the newest and finest improved sorts,
carefully packed and prepaid by mail. My collec-
ton of Strawberries took the first premium for the
best collection, at the great show OF the Mass. Hor-
iieultnrai Society, in Boston, on ! groiw w gyer lvo va
including all the new, large American and imported
kinds. Priced descriptive Catalogues, gratis by
mail. Also, Bulbs, Fruit Trees, Roses, Ever
greens, Choice Flower, Garden, Tree, Evergreen,
Herb, or Fruit Seeds, a5 packets of either for 81 Loo,
by mail
~. O.for upland, loWiand, on garden. BY mail
r prepaid, $l,W per 100, s. 90 per 1000.
~ Wholesale Catalogue to the Trade Agents
wanted.
Il. NJ. WATSON. Old Colony Nurseries and
Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass. Established
Ia 1872.
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TO MINERS.
United States Land Office.

NOTICE TO MINERS.
United States Land Office.
Helena, Montana, February I, 1877. s.
Henry IL. Squires, whose post-oihce address is
Beaver creek, jefferson county, NJ r. has this day
filed his application to enter as agricultural land,
under the final homestead laws, the east half of the
northeast quarter, and lots / and 2 ofsec. IS and lot
No. 5, of sec. 10, in township No. 9 north, range
No; one east, which land is suspended from entry:
Notice is h hereby given that a hearing will be had at
this office on the 18th day Of March, A. D. 1877,
at 10 O'Clock a. m, to determine as to the mineral
or non mineral character of said land, and testi-
mony to be used upon said hearing will be taken
before the Register and Receiver on the 18th day Of
March, A.. y. 1877, at 10 O'Clock, q. m. 1t is
improvements upon said land. Signed,
j. H. MOE, Register.
February l5-2-l3-5w.
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CHERIFFsS SALE.

nHERIFFtS SALE.
~
g. Ed. McKernan,
VS..
James King and
Warren e.. Gillette.
To be sold at SheriT's sale, on the 3lst day of
March, A. D., 1877, at the front door of the Court
House in Diamond City, Meagher county, Montana
Territory, between the hours of 8 o'clock a. M,
lot of mining ground known as the discovery
ground in German district, Confederate gulch,
Mengher county, Montana Territory, lying between
the head of the King ~ Gillette fume and the lower
line of the Linville ground, more particularly de-
scribed as follows: All that certain parcel of min
north, range No. 2 east, containing IN area of 10
&C. 100 acres, together with the bedrock flume lead
ing to said ground, and all the tenements, appurte-
nances, franchises and property belonging or in
anywisea ppertaining to said described property.
T.J FLEMING, Sheriff.
March 8, 1S77-2-l6-3w.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-28
DAILY IN7ELLIGEN(ER.
Saturday, July %. 1877.

corxrY pgoDrcE TIL re: j.
dali with little coming io' .'i. AID
,a,ber slack demand Gran q :. ready
s.ls bn. i. in lish: saPpiy. BIgelow i
"a are -elling ~be4t a. 3 cats, hnylng
:. az cpnt. Oats selling ~ p c-lts.
ss,viny a. ? cents Farmers would
lie more money and realize i, quick
- II .hey would cultivate more pf their
1.rd in gram. OH potatoes have ali
disappeared. The new crop Is coming
r. slowly. The earliest are those from
wildly Island. whence Messrs. knipe
& Marshall have just received q lot If
100 bashels Early Rose wei! r,Peneti
Jobbing rates cents buying aud =
.ellipg. A large amount Of last year
crop OF hay remsins over in ansic,pa-
ton Of an expected raise in prices. Of
rev hay, bot little is yet In market.
Ola hay i, quosable q, so on the bank;
,e.ailinp here a. $ij. Some small lots
cbojoe rev hay from White river, re-
ceiysd during the week by Bigelow &
Go for which they paid sl2. Eggs are
37II cent. buying, aud 4o@45 cents
se.lipg Batter selling on commission,
wholesale. 80 cents California onion.
retail .. 3 cents.
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TURNING or TIE TtDE.--The lax
ity of business which has prevailed
here during the pas. three weeks. Is
beginning TO be broken 10y arrivals Of
farm produce. Capt. R"nton pur
chased ono hundred and fifty tons OF
bay fer use of the camps about Por,
Blakely. on Wednesday. from kn,pc X
Marshall. White river potatoes. at
very superior quality, are also coming
into market As fo- Puget Soand oats,
they are the finest grown on the 'oast.
aud san Francisco will take all we can
produce for some time 10 come There
will be plenty Of them IN market after
next month
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Popr DlscovERY.-Wc hal call
from William Dessnty, the losgiag con
tractor Of the Discovery MA Company.
who says they have had lively times
there the past ten days Bark Mary
Glover is loading for san Francisco amt
the Chilean ship Maria Velasqnes aud
bark Matilda are taking cargo for
South America. Steamer Mastic towcd
I'm a raft 81 600. 900 feet OF logs las,
week. after losing nearly half Of the
raft by the breaking Of the boom
chains. owing to rough weather. Mr.
D~hnty leaves fot Snohomish this
morning
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Low wATER.-Capt. Smith. OF the
Comet. says that water in White River
is as low a. it can be without suspend
ing navigation altogether. His boat,
small rs she Is. ellis up nearly the
whole channel, and It is all be can dc
10 ascend the river distance OF forty
miles She comes down with full loada
at every TIP. however. and Is a great
benefit To the farmers of that ssctlon-
The water of White river is discolored
sers much by the glacier sediment OF
the mountains where II takes It's rise,
and the Nj qualify also shows the same
milky tings
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-28

ET In the case Of Thorn son, con-
vict Ell Of the murder Of Baxter at Rem
ton, last March. the Supreme Court az
trmed the judgment Of the court be
low. II now becomes the duty o. the
Judge Of this district To fix another day
for bis execution. But il is . matter If
some doubt, IN view of the summary
procedure which resulted III the lie
fendant's conviction whether he will
suffer the extreme penalty If the law or
not. as We understand strong effort
Will te made TO obtain from Gov, Ferry
Communication Of his scn'crce 10 i'm
prisonment for life.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-28

AGRICULTURAL MACHIsERY In The
cargo Il toe bark Montana i.a steam
~ngiae ard ;hreshins machine for J. s
Csauer. II LaConner, and rea,er for
~issoti. Of the same place. The grea,
increase Of grain culture in that section
makes pfoportionate increase in the
demand for harvesting machinery We
shall enfe aver 10 get some facts and
figures On the products Of the Swino-
mish flats At the close If the season.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-28

THE STEAMBOATS,. - The Annie
Stewart and Messenger arrived here
about half past Two Yesterday, the liz
tie boat being nearly ten minutes ahead
And didn't she blow long whistle
The Wcnat is going to the Skagit this
morning wi,h full load Of lumber
from the Seattle mill. TIE Tacoma
towcd large raft Of logs up the Sound
yesterday afternoon
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-28

kI>lf oRs 10 SNUUoMIsn - Misses FL.
IL Cle k aEi Stella Sizsr, If Olympia.
were tnons the visitors by the Ne SEN
gsr s. 'ieriay. They leave on the Mel
lie To Suohomish this morning Many
OF ia. ladies' are awaiting them selves Of
the lew fares asd fine weather TO do up
their VISITING.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-28

P"TAToEs DAXAGED W hear lis
coaF eng reports respecting tho rota,o
pTosI "cts IL oar river Valley The
big has ~. made is appearance -
seFi94.ly a. ia til. past four years. aud
We ave felicitated ourselves on tue
probable relief from that scolrgc, but
IN i stead ia: come tie IL worm.
stripping ;he crop bare IN many places
up ard down the river. and threaten
lug : sufpa.s the b.lsh, IL mischief.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-28

VOLUNTEERS Governor Ferry has
telegrapbed down 10 Olympia for C,l.
j. K Wheat 10 come up TO Day ton aud
take command OF ,Wo hundred vo!uu-
tecrs about II RAISED in that neigh
borhvod. The Governor believes IN the
ttticicy # volunteers, i.rd don't so a
cen' on the ret-;ale that p,rade- the
regular army.