The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-02
Frs STATES.

EASTERN STATES.
NEW YORK. June 30.-A dispatch
fro.n Lewiston. Idaho, dated the 18th
inst. says a man just in from the front
says that Howard has driven Joseph
from Horseshoe bend into Il ridge, and
h. was to have opened fire last night
WAsHiSaToS. June 30.-The Span
ish Government assures Mr.. Evarts
that Spain will make all honorable
amends for the seizure aud detention of
the American schooner Kizpah and im
prisonment of Capt. Durham. as soon
as an Investigation Of the facts can be
had, and promises that it will spare no
effort 10 prevent repetition Of such
outrages iii the future Mr. Evarts
will hand in his bill of damages against
Spain when he receives Capt. Duuham's
sworn statement.
NEW YORK, June 30.-TLe TorM
says Tweed declined 10 see reporters
yesterday 1t was ascertained from
other sources that he intends To publish
his version IT the negotiations for his
release. accompanied by facts aud data
IN reference t. former transactions,
which will be interesting 10 the public.
New York, June 80 $50 A Nj
There Is considerable excitement about
newspaper offices in regard 10 the strike
OH the Tribune. Ii is alleged on one
hand that the office has 100 ga.leys of
standing matter. but must succumb al
the end If IA few days The 7fil,fae
appeared with ten pages tins morning.
with prominent advertisement for ~
conpositors and proof readers, only a
few moments late. The Tribune officials
say no difficulty IS appreheaded in fact
In future no [ MON men Will be en-
ployed. Many printers are in the bar
rooms, streets. etc. bat apparently ali
good-na'ured
The san says that Thomas Rocker
foreman of the Tribune composing room.
left for Florida Yesterday. having first,
II Is said. transferred his share of 7ri-
bane stock 70 his nephew. At $ 80, last
evening, there were IL men and boys
At work at ~ frames in the Irinaf
composing room, aud a solitary youth
sat in the proc; room comparing copy
aud reading proof. At the same time.
ordinarily. eish, men are required for
the work Ii WAS rumored yesterday
that Jay Gould had DID his 7'rii4as
stock, and that the retr.mchment pro-
ceeiings of the trustees on Wednesday
last were forced by the retirement If
the fr.5sas's financial hacker Il, is al
50 said that Wh;telaw Ried's contract
will expire on the 18th Of November.
aud he moved a reduction in order 70
gct another engagement.
CulrA9o Juae 50, The MrI1r. a.
BILE reports hattie raging at Sistova.
Troop, from RS clak have gone 10
support the turks who re,rraie,l from
Sistoya. aud detachmeuts from Shum!a
sud RaxrAd arc believed Ia be making
forced marches 70 the scene II the con
tiict The bombsrdmcu, If Rustchuk
continues. Tie town = rapidly b CON
ing un,enautabe. The foreign cousul~.
the hospital stats, and .he ambu 'auce
corps have al removed 10 Narna. This
indicates an abandonment: of the line Of
the Danube by the Turks. ana their r.
troa, 10 .hst Of the Balkans
Nav Yeas. Jane 30--A telegram
from Trebiaoni says the Turks. on Fri
day. assaulted and carried the Ras.iaa
p,si,ious s; Ba;sum. achieving a great
victory The Russians retrea,e,! after
a severe battle ami great less ii men.
SFR,SaEiELn. Mas. june SEA:
1910 a. ". the Yale and Harvard boaf
crews started \, the end of the first
mile Harvard VAS first. ~ iAc end Of
the second nile, Harvard was a length
and half ahead, aud a. the end @. the
third mile Harvard maintained her po-