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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-12
MISCELLA NEOUS.
NOTICE.



WHEREAS THE COMMISSIONER OF THE
w General Land Once, in letter dated July 9
1874. ordered that the lands In Township %
North, Range East. in the distri Of lands for
sale ct Olympia. ". T.. should be withheld
from disposal u agricultural lands until the
non-mineral character thereof shall have been
fully established" And. whereas. Michael Harm.
% King County. ". T.. Who made Homestead
entry for land in said Tovlship and Range. viz
for the Z ,. Of SW IA Of Section ls; now makes
application TO make his dpal entry Of said land
and has died in this once his aiidayit declartne
that there 10 not within the limits Of said land.
20 his knowledge. any coal OK other valuable
mineral deposit. and that said lad 10 essentially
non mineral land.
Now. therefore. in accordance With instruc.
tions from the Commissioner Of the General
Land Once. IL 10 ordered that testimony touch
ing the character Of said described land shall be
taken before the Register and Receiver Of the
United States District Land Once, Of their once
il Olympia. +. T.. on the 18th day Of July. A. d.
1877. beginning at 10 O'clock. A.. NJ. 1t which
place and time all persons having interest in the
matter OF the character OF the above described
land are required 70 appear. and there and then
70 present such evidence - may serve 10 fully
establish the ehsrsctar Of said tract Of land.
Given under our hand. ct the United States
District Land Once ct Olympia. ". T., this sth
day Of June, A. d. 1877.
J. r. BROWN. Register.
jell-w5t ROBERT @. STUART. Receiver,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-12
Murder viii Out.

A few years ago Angus. Flower
vas discovered 70 be q certain cure for
Dyspepsia and Liver complaint. 4 few
thin Dyspsp.ies made known 10 their
friends how easily and quickly they had
been cured by is use. The great Iner
It's Of GREENS ACGCsr FLOWER t.arsne
heraldei through the country by oue
sufferer &C another. until, without al
vertlsing. its sale has become immense
Druggists in EVERY TOWN 10 the
United States are selling it. No Per
son suffering from SOUR Stomach, Sick
Hea iache. Costiyeness. palpitation O;
the Heart, indigestion. low spirits, etc
can take three doses without relief
Go to your Druggist and &c. bottle
for - cents aud try L. Sample bottles
10 cents. Crane i Bsingnam, Agents,
San Francisco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-12

Book AGENCY.-Mr. T. X. McDo.-
ell. agent for the publications Of A l.
Bancroft Il Co, of San Francisco, and
the National Publication Co. Of Phila-
delphia. is now in town, and his extern
sive list Of valuable books can he seen
at the Occidental Hotel until the 30t b
inst. He comes among US we'll recon-
mended.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-12
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Can't. Morse.

will sail setxee- tie Ports If SAN FRANCISCO
VICTORIA. OLYMPIA And DEPARTURE BAY Is
Per following Tins TAAi@s connecting at Victorik
with steamers fer SASAI,io. NEW WE~TMfS.
sTER, YALE, FRAZER RIVER. and with puget
Sound MAil Steamers for other Ports and at NEW
TACOMA With Northern Pacific Railroad for
PORTLAND. ASTORIA and ali other important
points in Oregon
Through Tickets sold e. pr1ncipa! Stations on
Nc bern Pxciac. oregon and California Railroads,
and principal handbags on Columbia and william
cite Rivsrs Tickets iaeiud- Meals AID Berths
oa ~-cisc Mall steamers
THE CITY OF PANAMA will leave ~ here
after mentioned victoria Apii| 18th san Frsn-
etsoo April s.ak Victoria May l0th san Fran
e,.co. Nay l9;h Victoria. MAY @sA san Fr,n
cisco JnSe sxk Victoria June @sh.
The DAKOTA viii leave San frsnc3ss's. April
scsh seattle Arrii 18th, Eictarts. Anil sfG
t-rsA. May - san Fra cssca. MAJ y. ssstt,e
y.ns = yictor,s Jane
TTCkErs-Throngh Coupon fNesrts will -
sois hy tie dIser.ut rrsn.1sor'atiou CUFaps ice
from Portland &c esa Francis tksse CouT1Es
vii be good ca p1.-s soanA MAJ steamer fra
Tscsma - fIctsrss-
Tickets Ar- sod seis fas The ~tssr5srs th-y a--
rvIec hAs~S .ar All Are 10; transferable sna II
sssr>si ty szy other p~rsoa than tas party xsasse
came they hear. ~iL BE EefaseG AID fall fare oos-
leciet
rrasA, for oiyasp.. all CALI De delivered ~
HI TfsBsIs
General gent ~ Puget >szna.
f5-4 T1xus.ss.
The New York herald., 1877-12-01
THE ESTELLE.
FROM wAsHINoToN-HER PROBABLE MOVE |
MENTs AND INTENTIONS.

SHE Is VISITED By A GOVERNMENT EMPLoyE
PROM wAsHINoToN-HER PROBABLE MOVE
MENTs AND INTENTIONS
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BRIsToL. r. l., Nov So 1877
General Lippitt. from the Attorney Generals Office
at Washington, was In town yesterday with nautical
gentleman look into the condition OF the Estee for
the purpose or reporting the the department.
His visit principally to obtain proof OF the illegal
intentions OF those having charge OF the vessel He
hardly paid for his trouble and his fruitful
OF naught but suspicion. The vessel, however and
her nnish, peculiarly plain, and lacking many COM
forts usually found pleasure craft, probably made
his suspicion stronger than IL was before his arrival
An Official inspection has been held and tho result
forwarded TO Washington.
NO PAPERS TO BIZ ISSUED
Collector Dswo, Of this port has received letter
asking why he refuses TO furnish The vessel with
porary papers He answered that ho had instructions
not 10 issue papers without authority from the Treas
ury Department
II 10 rumored that she will bc allowed to 60 10 New
York in u lew days by way Of tho sound.
READY TO MOVE
Tho portions Of her engines which have been ashore
have been placed ON board aud adjusted, and movo-
ments the vessel indicate that she proposes to
mako an carly move oi some kind.
WHAT WAS she INTENDED?
Her builder believes that her detention IS solely
no proof that she Is intended tor than Iegti-
matc purposes. well known gentleman who resides
here and who has been board Of tho Estelle said
tonight that her secret compartments were very nu.
merous but OF course oil small size, causing him to
suppose that lhoy were intended Tor opium, cigars,
pistols or cartridges
The New York herald., 1877-12-01
DOUBLE MURDER.

AN AGED FARMER AND HIS WIFE BRUrALLY
KILLED BY A NEGRo-LYNcHING TKARED.
SPRISovirLD, Mass., Nov. 80, 1871.
David stillman, iarmcr eighty years old, and his
vile, aged about seventy, were murdered In their
house at Sheneld Thursday night, and to-day John
Ten Eyck, colored man. arrested suspicion OF
being the murderer. The murdered man was found
on lounge, with his head crushed In His wife was
discovered at tho foot OF the cellar stairs,
with her head cut opon, an axe lying
on the , door by, and blood spattered
oil around. A 1ro had been started in
the attic with kerosene and had cnarred the wood
work. Ten Eyck met boy near StiIIman's on Thurs.
day evening, and asked HIM II he could buy butter
thcre, and pail OF butter, with stnclyards beside II,
found table, together with pitcher OF cider.
1t Is supposed Ten Eyck sent the woman for the
cider. killed her husband while she gone ana
killed her reached the top OF the stairs that
she fell back into the cellar Blood found Ten
Eyck's clothes. and he had considerable amount OF
money, although on Thursday no was without any.
The bureau drawers In Stman's house were also
found rummaged. Ten Eyck arraigncd In the
Great harrington District Court and pleaded not
guilty Fearing lest he might be lynchcd he was re-
moved TO Pntsdcd Jail thousand men surrounded
the railway who he waiting for tho train.
Ten Eyck IS bold and quurresone, and has been
In jail, for forgery Mr. SthIman had consider.
able property and was highly respected.
The New York herald., 1877-12-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Judge Robert Earl, Of the New York Court OF Ap.
peals; George W. Childs and Anthony Drexc, OF
Philadelphia; senator-eect stephen II. wsndover, OF
stuyvcsant, N. Y. H. 8. McComb, OF Delaware, and
William J. Florence are at the Filth Avenue. Con-
gressman solomon Bundy. Of Oxford, y. Y, and
Judge Theodoric r. westbrook, or tho New York SUI
preme Court, at the Sturtovant Hon. ID. l.. Mnc-
pherson and Colonel Gzowski, OF Toronto, Canada
and Dr. G. Z. Brown.sequard are at the Windsor
General 7. 1. Clingman, Of North Carolina, and WILL
lam NJ. waddy, president of the Central Railroad Of
Georgia, are at tho New York. Medical Director
Thomas N. Potter United States Navy, 10 at the Mot
ropolitan Senator william McMastcr, OF Toronto,
Canada, is ut the st. James. Grenvile Tremain, Of
Albany, Is at the Gilscy. Senator A. j. Wellman, OF
Friendship, N. r., is at tho ST. Nicholas Colonel
Richard DODGE United States Army, Is At the Ross
more. Professor Truman J. Backus, OF vassar Col
lcge, is at tho ST Denis John Tucker, OF Phiadcl-
pha, Is at the Albcmarle &. " X Ludngton, OF
Monticello. N. r., Is at tho Astor Ex-Congressman
+. G. lngersol Of Illinois, is at the Coleman Gen
cra Robert Lenox Banks, Of Albany, 10 at Tho clao
endon
The New York herald., 1877-12-01
STANLEY MATTHEW'S SUCCESSOR.
Ex-oovERNoR WILLIAM ALLEN DECLINES TO
DE A CANDIDATE AND coMMEsDs GENERAL

Ex-oovERNoR WILLIAM ALLEN DECLINES TO
DE A CANDIDATE AND coMxEsDs GENERAL
MORGAN.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
CINCINNATI, ohio, Nov. 80, 1877.
The Senatorial question here IN Ohio Is rendered
moro complicated by the withdrawal OF Ex-Governor
william Allen, who has all along bson considered
OF tho dark horses In the coming race Governor
Allen sends the following card 10 tho Cincinnati En-
quirer to-night:-
FRUIT HILL Nov. 20, 1877
To THE EDITOR OF THE ESQuIKgR
ask your permission to answer through the En-
qusrer tho several questions put to mo by letter
otherwise relative TO the approaching election
candidate Tor the United States Senate
will become candidate In any contingency that
may arise. II were member Of the Legislature
! should vote Tor General Morgan, believing
him 70 be man who may be trusted through
The long Senatorial term OF six years without the
Toast lear tha he Will IN any particular disregard tho
Will or disappoin the hopes OF democratic party
In tncsc times fidelity TO the people, earnest aud
cere ~ the one thing most needed and most dilicult
10 Ind IN public man.
desire you, gentlemen, one and all, to accept my
sincere gratitude Tor the dsinterested and powerful
support Ui your great Journal whenever my name
before the democracy Of the State. Respectfully your
friend, w, ALLEN
His recommendation of General Morgan Will, II is
thought havo the effect Of turning to him several
votes that wero not counted in his favor In previous
estimates
The New York herald., 1877-12-01
THE MEXICAN BORDER.

ARRIVAL OF MEXICAN COMMERCIAL AGENT
AT SAN ANToNIo-BuLLIs ON ANOTHER RAID
IN MEXICO.
[Dx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SAN ANTONIO. Texas, Nov. 80. 1871
Don PIutario Ormclz, who has been appointed
private commercial agent to bo stationed San An
tonic, has arrived Sefor Ormelx will be the Mexican
Consul At this place soon as Daz is recognized by
the United Ststes Ho Ia to inquire into the Of
complaint along the border and report to the govern
msnt Of Mexico. He 10, besides, instructed to make
report Of the condition OF The trade with Mexico and
make suggestions to the best mode 10 promotc ts
growth and development OF moro extensive CONNER
cal relations between the two countreA Senior Or
mez gentleman OF culture and high social stand
Ing IN the CITY OF Jalsco and was one Of the Mexican
commissioners at the CentenniaL His mission here
will materially assist 10 prompting friendly relations
between the two countries.
WHERE - BuLLsS
Apprehensions are entertained to the safety ol
Bulls, who is known 70 be In Mexico
The New York herald., 1877-12-01
A MANAGES DEATH.

NICHOLAS oDENwALD's END ON WARDS ISLAND
AND THE SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES AT
TENDING 1T.
The Coroner was notified yesterday Of the death Of
Nicholas Odenwad the Wards Island Lunntic Asy-
demise could bo ascertained, ana whom y reporter
questioned steward Kennedy In the institution last
night about the case that Official declined TO
say anything whatever about II, ana
pressed his convictions that tho developments Of
tho Coroncr's inquest would be quite ample
and would appear sufficiently early date 20 satisfy
the public HIS retcenco readily understood whom
Il was learned that runner aaoat among the in
mates Of the island that odenwald had not died .
natural doath--in fact that he had died from the
effects OF keepers violence.
STRANGE STORY.
Commissioner Brennan ON beng called on last night
cheerfuly furnished what was known about the mat
ter. odenwald II appears, was admitted 10
ana was placed in wlrd II. He did not
seem TO be violent manac, and put In n
with Two other insane people. Odcnwsld seemed
so much occupied by his fancies that he
paid little heed to his surroundings, and n his room
mates ever became obnoxious TO hun, bo did not be-
tray his feelings On Wednesday morning, however,
sometime before daylight, tho Iunatc arose IRON his
bed and CROPPED about the room. only iaint, lick.
Tho corridor lamp. but by II ono Of his
roommatcs, patient named Ritter, whom
hs IN: es had him gas ana
hts eyes Suddenly In the dolirium OF his madness he
turned toward the other bed and Stared for moment
At the half awakened man. Thep with . suarl like
wild BEAST he sprang upon him, tore him from hts pal
let, hurled him on tho floor, and throwing himself
upon the prostrats and bewdercd he gnawed
al him with hts teeth. Keeper Byrne, attracted
by the noise OF the maniac, burst tho this
moment, but OdenwaId rising to bis feet rushed upon
him. and with madmans ferocity, tore at hts flesh.
The keeper was taken absck by suddenness Of the
attack and no was maddencd with pain no struggled
a moment. released himself with effort and hurled
the maniac 10 the noor As 0denwald fell his head
stunned and unconscious He taken 10 the sick
ward, but hc nsvcr rallied, and Thursday night he
expired.
Keeper Byrne II reputed by some Of the island on
cinls TO be good, trustworthy and competent man,
bot there an ugly rumor In circulation that several
times before this he mas kicked 0denwsid and other
wise behaved unssnty 70 him. The inquest wiz Be
held to-day.
The New York herald., 1877-12-01
TELEGRAPH POLES IN The PARK.

According TO Mr.. Henry 9. Stcbbns, late Park Com
uiissioncr, the why line OF telegraph poles
was erected In the road OF the Central Park
which crosses south OF tho main reservoir 10
accommodate tho \ Ire Department, which needs to
havo commu n ication with tho chief centre Of tho
water supply, as IN case OF great fire and lack OF
Croton tho necessary pressure could DO instantly
put from tho receiving basin and much
time and damage saved. The poles are for the most
part hidden the roadway and that portion exposed
obscured In measure Dy tho trees. In other In
have telegraph poles been allowed within the
limits OF tho PARK, aud would not IN this De per-
mitted II the object in WOW was not OF such para
mount Importance II the wire were conducted from
the cnuo in any other way than poles II might be
lab8 Mr. Stcbbins thinks 10 accident, but rs II Is
danger to IL need be apprehcnded.
The New York herald., 1877-12-01
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHISGroy, Dec Ii A. N.
Indications
For New England ana the Middle Statcs rising ba-
rometsr. stationary or slightly lower temperature,
southwest to northwest winds, and clear or partly
cloudy weather with possibly light snow in the
northern portion
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf States rising
barometer, clear weather, west TO north winds and
stationary lower temperature followed In the latter
by falling barometer and rising temperature.
For the West ulf States falling barometer, eastery
or southery winds and warmer, clear partly cloudy
weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rising baroms-
ter, westerly winds and warmor, clear, or partly
cloudy weather. followed by falling barometer and
southwest TO southeast winds
For the lower lako region, rising barometer, west
70 north winds, stationary TO rising temperature,
generally cloudy weather and light snowa
For the upper lake region and Upper Mississippi
Valley rising barometer, northwest winds, cloudy
partly cloudy weather. and in tho former light SHOWS
followed by falling barometer and winds shifting to
warmer eastcrly or southerIy.
For tho Lower Missouri Valley, falling barometer,
westerly Winds shifting to southsry sastsry, and
warmer clear partly cloudy weather.
For The canal regions Of Ohio and tho iddis States
the temperature will continue below freezing satur-
day night
causionary signals continue at Cape May and Sandy
HOOK
The New York herald., 1877-12-01

the Duke d'Audinret-Pasquier and NJ Jules
Grevy arc published. Every time NJ. Grevy
spoeavored to convince the Marshal that
he ought 10 take . Ministry from the
Left he replied II should prefer to resign" He also
said he had information leading him to believe that
second dissolution would result In . conservative ma
jority.
The Duke d'Audinrst-Pasquicr assured the Marshal
positively that the Oreanst Senators would not
vote for . second dissolution.
no CABINET YET FORMED.
Up to six O'Clock last night President MacNahon
had not summoned any TO the Elysee with view
10 the formation Of another Cabinet
RoUHERs HLrcrIoS VERIFIED.
The Chamber Of Deputies yesterday verified and do.
clarsd valid the election Of N. RouheI
TEE xAsoSs' sTRIKE.
The strike Of the masons is breaking up A rssolu.
tion was adopted by the Executive Committee Thurs
day night which one OF the meeting declared would
terminate the strike In q fortnight.
COTTON OPERATIVES STRIKE
thousand cotton operatives at Mossley struck on
Thursday.
GOING FOR SHORT HOURS
A largo meeting Of weavers at Burnley resolved
that the remedy for the present depression In
trade is reduction In ths hours OF labor,
and that II would be better to strike than
allow the masters TO glut tho market BY
means of reduced wagsa similar resolution was
adopted by the at Accrington II seems GER
tam that the proposed reduction OF wages II persisted
In, will cause general strike
0YRMASr AND THE 1T. 0oTHARD RAILWAY.
Germany has informed Switzerland that subject 10
ratification BY the German Parliament, It Will con-
tribute further sum OF 81, ,0o0 600 toward the $.
Gothard Railway.
PLEASANT DAY.
The WoatheP n the net ro opolis vesterdav vas
The New York herald., 1877-12-01
OHIO CANALS.
THE LEssEEs SURRENDER THEM TO THE STATE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

COLUMBUS, Nov 80, 1877.
Tho fight over the public works Of Ohio has been
long, exciting and peculiar Two years ago. when
1t supposed the lcssees settling things up
for renewal OF their lease for another twenty years.
they were vigorously opposed by many persons and
newspapers Last winter several laws were
passed authorizing tho abandonment Of
tain portions Of the canals, which the
lessees claimed would greatly iDjure the canal. Be-
fore these laws went into effect the lessees served
notice tho State auth that II tho proposed
laws carried out they would abandon their
aud throw all the public works into the OF tho
State. II was supposed this was merely o
threat which meant little, and several i'm
portant lines OF canal were drained and de-
voted TO other purposes When It was found
that thcre was prospect OF nm abandonment OF tho
public works those who had opposed the extension OF
tho lease as vigorously objected to allowing the
lessees abandon their lease until could be
that the works were In good condition whom
they took possession 0i them. IL 10 shown that
the lessses meant business, for they to-day dis
charged all their canal employees throughout
Ohio somo two hundred IN number, aud
tomorrow Will abandon the public WORKS.
The late Board of Public Works thus forced
charge OF an extensive property without dollar of
money inch they can use In Their management, and
this must continue until tho meeting oil tho General
Assembly month. The icssces viii probably en-.
gage . small force tor the canal property, en-
tering into personal legations Tor such moneys
may DO needed until appropriation can be secured
The New York herald., 1877-12-01
A.-THE BANKERS AND THE LOUISIANA STATE
- I.OTTEKy COMPANY

In cou
financial authorities Of New orleans ss 10 tho financial
"a 20 following guarantee OF its stability and
reliability In the form circular take pleas
urc a. that the Louisiana state Lottery Company
was incorporated by the Legislators the
in 1875 and has IN successul eight
wears During period Of lime u has prompt, met and
dischar every obligation, and now ranks amcnE the
solvent inst.tu,ens y Che % country = a. oaLEsBY.
KENNEDY fRksIDLT STATE NATIONAL BANk:
y IRWIN PRESIDENT liIbERNiA NATIONAL
pxFAiETrE: LOUIS A. wiLTZ, MANAGER BRANCH
STATE NATIONAL BANK; !uHN HENDERSON.
JAMES !. DAY. PRESIDENT sun MUTUAL fNsUR.
ANCE COMPANY. and many Others. Its legal status is
by act of Legiatne August ~ 1865 with
capital of Million Dollars. Its franchises being ac
corded nsderaton OF yearly donation of SO 600
the Educational Fund aud aiso In aid Of char
able institutions OF New Orleans. notably the celebrated
Charity Hospital Up to tho present time said amounts
been regularly aud promptly paid In advance install
ments.
The next extraordinary scmiannual drawing the
entire supervision and management Of Generals %. I.
Beaurcgard OF Lousn and Jubs A. Early. OF virenis
soners of tho Lousna State Lottery Company
will take place December H. the Academy OF Music
New Orleans III 27v prizes amounting 1872 JDo cap
tsi prizes. 500 70 $4,000. s2oun. $1,000, 5000
$1,000 &c 10000 tickets ~ ten dollars @iO halves
eghsts one dollar and quarter ~ 25). cub rass.-Ten
tickets for ninety dollars 900 10 address Core
spending agents Tor sale OF tickets ~ highly rcmunersvs
compensation, wanted ~ sli points Addrsss N. a
DAUPHIS. Post Office box COZ. New Orleans or FRANK
MOORE SON. 3i7 Broadway. New York
The New York herald., 1877-12-01
RAILROAD TRAFFIC RESUMED.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov, 60, 1871
Tho Richmond and Danvilc Railroad and its connec-
ons have recovered tho effects of the food an
are now open for through travel between the North
and the South the only break being a transfer at
Stanton Rivor, ninety miles from this city, which
causes bu. little Inconvenience Close connections
are made at Charlotte, N, O., with the Charlotte, Co
lumbia and Augusta, ana the Atlanta and Charlotte
air lines.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company is run
nng its trans for freight passengers regular
schedule time. the same as before tho freshet
On tho Atlantic, mississippi and Ohio road passen-
ger also running on regular schedule time.
Travel South by the Richmond aud Petersburg and
Atlantic Coast Line railways has been resumed.
The New York herald., 1877-12-01
COMMERCE OF HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, N. s, Nov. 30, 1871
A meeting Of business mon was held yesterday for
the purpose OF discussing the winter port question
Sir Hugh Allan recsPisuased the drawbacks 10 the
adoption OF Halifax a. . winter port-viz, absence
or direct railway communication with The wharves
the unfsirness OF the piIoage tax systom tho high
price OF provisions and the OF elevators Several
merchants followed, reviewing the position, the sense
OF The meeting being In favor Of removing tho existing
difficulties, which condition II understood that
Sir Hugh Allan would acccpt reduced freight rate
from Halifax and carry goods through from the West
to Liverpool at the same rate as via Portland