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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-08
THE WEEKLY fNTET.IIGENCER.
Official Press Of King County
Thursday, Aug. 8, 1878.
THE TIDE LANDS.

The following provision III relation
To the Swinomi.h and other lands which
might be claimed to be tide lands, and
therefore beyond the power of Congress
to sell, is found in the new Constitu-
ton. The title, therefore, to such
lands. should the Constitution be
adopted, will be assured. Congress is
asked to grant the State other lands in
lieu Of tide lands already sold.
SEC. lG All patents and grants OF
lands made by the United States TO set
tiers and purchasers of tide lands, shall
be ratified and confirmed by the State.
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS CLAIMS.-Arrears
Of Pay, Pensions Bounty Money Land Warrants,
Prize Money, Pay for use and risk Of Horses, and
Horses lost in the Service, collected from the
Government.
WAR OF 1912 SOLDIERS AND SAILORS. VIII Z,
served IA days. and their widows, are now en-
titled to pension of So per mouth.
UNITED STATES GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
Contested Land Cases. Private Land Claims,
Mining, Presumption, and Homestead Cases,
prosecuted before the General Land Office and
Department of the Interior. Send stamp, and
full reply after examination will be given. Pre-
emption papers prepared.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE for Seattle Pre-
cinct W.T..
Business of NOTARY PUBLIC promptly at
tended to. jy3O.dSwtf
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REPUBLICAN,
TERRITORIAL CONVENTION

DY ORDER OF THE REPUBLICAN TERRI.
ID torial Central Committee, duly assembled
pursuant to notice this 18th day of July, A. d.
1873 at New Tacoma Washington Territory, no.
tice Is hereby given that REPUBLICAN TERRI.
TORIAL CONVENTION is called to assemble at
Vancouver, Clarke County, W. T., on
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

o ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN. NOTICE
Is hereby given that from. and after this dsse
Mr. Benz. BIgeiow Is not o member Of the frrn
OF higelos. Iierney Co., and said Company
viii not be responsible for any debts OF his con-
tracing or any contracts made by him. The
business heretofore conducted under the Arm
name Of bigeiov, TIerney Co. will hereafter De
conducted under the firm name And style Of
Tierney Co All persons owing the above
named nrm Are hereby cautioned against paving
any bills t. sAid BeAj. Rige!ow.
MARTIN TTERNEY
JAMES ROWLAND
Seattle, Aug. :, ISIS .s-dsw
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Inc COMMITTEES also recommends subject 70
any change to De msde by the respective County
Commute 9, that the various County Conventions
be held at the County Seat on SATURDAY, the 9sth
day OF September. 1878. at the hour of / O'Clock
=. N and that the primary meetings to elect del
eegates to the County Conventions be held At the
nout OF one O'Clock P. N. OF Saturday the 2lst dsy
Of September, 1873. at the voting places in 40 Oh
precinct This recommendation 10 Intended onlv
Tor those counties which have no Central Com.
mittee. or when they fail to act
By order Of the Territorial Republican Ceot<.,
Committee. DANIEL RxGI Tv
Chairman of the Committee
BYRON BARLOW, Secretary.
New Tacoma. W. T. July 1873, ivo4.dwt,
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* ITS AP
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

\ MASS CONVENTION OF THE DEMO
:. y Gratis Of hitsap County will be held at Port
Madison on Saturday, August 81, 1918. at O'Clock
p. NJ Tor the purpose OF nominating District and
county ofncers, and selecting two Delegates to
represent said County in the Territorial Conyen
ton TO be held st Vancouver Sept. 5sh.
By order OF the County Committee
as-dSw2v II. b. EMERY, Chairman
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BORN.

HOWARD-At seabeck, on the 4th inst. to the
wife of ID. X. Howard, son.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-01-09
WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA.
The Inaugural.

We publish elsewhere the inaugural
address ofGov. Holiday. Our readers
will, Of course. form their own opinions
concerning it, but all must admit, we
think, that it is not above criticisms.
We love Virginia. Our pulse
beats quicker when we think OF
her glorious record among the galaxy OF
States, and we are proud to call her
or Mother, but would not good taste
have left unsaid the closing sentense
Of the address:
There was time (has that time
gone p when to be citizen of Virginia
was a passport wherever he might trav-
Ell. Shame never mantled his cheek,
but only the glow of pride, which made
him feel like the Roman in sight OF the
Eternal City, that to be Virginian was
greater than to be a King"
This is a fair specimen Of the inaugur-
al address. Very pretty and high sound
inc 1t is true, but the people, we take
it, have become weary of platitudes and
glittering generalities. They expect
and demand speedy settlement of the
State debt, but we look in vain for any
practical suggestions upon that all I'M
portant subject.
It's evident. We think, that Gov.
Holiday is in favor of paying the debt
ON the basis of the funding bill, but he
proposes no mode by which it can be
accomplished, and the whole tone OF his
address is such as to defeat an equitable
adjustment Of the debt, without which
repudiation must follow, for the people
will not submit to an increase Of taxa
ton. While we think the inaugural untor'
tunate, and not IN harmony with the
views of the Conservative party, we dc
not believe Gov. Holiday will do any
thing to thwart an equitable readjnst'
ment of the debt.
No governor of Virginia has ever en-
tered upon the duties of his Office under
more irving circumstances and we hope
and believe he will receive the support
ofthe people-at all events he ought
not to be prejudged as he has been by
come Of the press.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-01-09
Foreign Jews,

Lord Carnarron gave some interesting
views on England's attitude. to a deputa-
tion. He sees no necessity for war
with Russia. The war party, however
is making the most of Russla's reply to
the English note. The anti war party
IS running a contemplation, and there
seems to be a stirring time in England.
1t is officially stated in London that
Russia's answer by no means shuts the
door to overtures. Italy has been IN
vested with the character OF the sphynX'
None of the correspondents agree as to
whether the King in his recent speech
threatened Turkey, England or Russia.
while some maintain that he threatened
nobody. The idea Of opening direct
NEGOTIATIONS with Russia is said to meet
with increasing favor at the Porte. The
Russian advance across the EtrepOl
Balkans. it is held, will hasten the
withdraw of the Turks from the Balkan
line, or at least the western portien
The Montenegrins are moving into
Albania. Bis1marck's Berlin organ
attacks the German liberals for their
rejection of the Princes terms.
1t is stated that official inioTmatlon
has been received at st. Petersburg that
the Chinese have massacred l5,OOO men,
women and children at the Karhgar
town of Manas. This, if true, ecllpses
the horrors of Turkish despotism and
rivals the barbarities of the dark ages.
The Russians have occupied Sophia
meeting but slight opposition, General
Gourko has repulsed an attack, killing
/ | 900 Turks and losing 200 Of his own
command. The Russian troops under
General Radetzky have crossed the
Balkans by the Shipka Pass. Russian
troops are crossing the Danube at Gal
atz. indicating operations against the
auadrilateral. The anti-war agitation
in England is on the increase, but seems
confined within party lines. Scenes IL
the Turkish parliament have beer
stormy. The King Of Italy is seriously
I'm. 4 dispatch from Florence announ
ces the death of Gen. Alfonso Ferrar(
La Marmora, the well-known Italian
General and statesman. Ex-Presiden
Grant has arrived at Alexandra, Egypt
Henry NJ. Stanley left Alexandria yes
terday for France. via Brindis. Gam
betla's organ. La Republiquc Franchise
demands the lemOyal OF the comman
ders of the several Frence army corps
They are chiefly Bonapartlsts, none re-
pubiicans. A marriage has been arran
sed in London between Lord Roseber.
and Hannah, only daughter OF Barol
Rothschlld. The Siamese are puttlni
their forts, ships and army IN iilghtlnI
condition Id Anticipation of trouble wit
China-A Cuban has been sentenced u
death in Port an Prince. Hayt, ior IN,
cendiarism, and the Spanish fleet threat
ems bombardment if the sentence is eS
cuted.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-01-09
4 Change of Circuits.

We have il authentatively, that
netition is being circulated in Frederick
and Clarke counties fol the CONSOLE
dation of the twelfth aud eighteenth |
iud;cial circuits. To what extent it has
been favored with signatures we are not
informed. Ifindiscriminately solicited, |
s,cners will be numerous,as we usually
find TO be the case, without regard to
the prayer of the petition. If, on the
other hand, it be condned. to Ss.t those 2i
volyed. we undertake to say there will
not be a half dozen slgners in the SIX
counties composing the two districts.
Only two years have elapsed since
the people OF the whole lower Valley
were granted the poor privilege which
they then solicited at the hands OF the
General Assembly. Those two years
have but served to demonstrate how
eminently just was their demand for
new circuit. at the time it appeared
next to impossible 10 satisfy gentlemen
from some other sections OF the State OF
the absolute right and necessity Of the
case, and some magnlanimously yielded
to the pressure ofpersonal appeals. Now
however the record proves the case as
represented then and will be a COM
plete bar to any and all effort to undo
the work.
The labor performed by Judge Bird
in point of number Of issues, as we'll as
DAYS Of actual term setting, is in excess
of that Of any judge in the State except
one.
During the year 1876, in his circuit
there were IA actions at law common
ced, Col pending. and 1876 decided
There were 252 suits in equity COM
menced, 2lj9 pending, 1893 interloc-
utory DEGREES aud l73 final DEGREES.
Number of days actually employed ID
court were 10.
During the year 1871 there were
commenced in this county 2O4 law
actions, with l2j pending and 2Ot
decided. The chancery docket shows
an increase over the former year in re.
spect to number commenced and mum
Der pending Notwithstanding a much
larger proportion OF final DEGREES.
From the very moment Of his eleva
lion to the Bench, Judge Bird has beer
,aboriously and industriously at work
determined, if possible, to get th'
business Of the circuit in hand an'
manageable, actually in the courts III
DAYS in the year, while in OF the dis
tricts the time thus employed runs iron
So to 100 days the next IN the report
being Judge Kelly l4j days, and thel
Judge Turner, of the 10Th, at l25 days
When we consider that both the Law
and equity dockets Of Rockingham ar
largely IN excess of the exhibit her
made for Shenandoah, it does not seer
to require word Of comment to deiea
the aims and proposes Of the petitioner
referred to. Besides, these exhibit
must show that the active participation
in such a scheme are pardOnably ignC
rant Of the real condition Of our coui
affairs.
We feel almost confident our neigh
bors will not press their designs, ate
the information they can get, from ID
counties Of the district, and that IT.
only necessary for the bars of the lSt
circuit to advise with their friends
Frederick AID Clarke.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-01-09

A woman in Hazleton. Pa, left her
home last Sunday night week to look
for her husband. who was on a spree.
She carried her baby in herarms, and
having found her husband. tried to per-
suade him to return home. In the
STRUGGLE which ensued she fell or was
thrown down. and in the fall the child
was killed. Tire raviug of the distracted
woman was terrible. and her griefheart
rending at the sudden and unexpected
bereavement.
The United States troops met with
some resistance in making arrests at
San Elizaro, Texas. and two Of the mob
were killed. The Texas Rangers also
took two of the mob who had been
arrested and lynched them.
John Paulling. postoiiice route
ooent on the Readingrailroad. has been
held to answer at Philadelphia for steal
inc letters from the mails.
A dispatch from Marquette. Michigan
states that car loaded with Miro
olycerine exploded at the Jackson Nine
near Negannee, killing seven persons
An engine standing near was lifted MY
feet in the air and thrown hlty ieel
away.
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Tile BANK SUSPENSION a

THE BANK SUSPENSION At mRRY-
VILE, VA.-At recent meeting OF
the dcpositors oflhe Bank Of Be.ryville,
Clarke county. Va. which recently
suspended, ". A. Moore, Jr., was
recommcndedto the stockholders meet
ing as receiver Tor The bank, and his
appointment was subsequently, made at
the stockholders meeting. An injunc-
ton was asked for by Mr.. Marshall, the
cashier OF the bank, and who was a
depositor TO the extent of about $1,000,
Che being the county treasures and the
money deposited belonging 10 the
State the other depositors declining to
allow him to VOC on the question Of a
receiver. The injunction was granted
By Judge Page. of the county court,
restraining Mr.. Moore h& acting in
the capacity Of receiver, and The matter
will be carried before Judge Turs.r, OF
the circuit court. 1t was shown at the
dcpositors' meeting by committee APP
pointed to look into the affairs OF the
bank that the remaining amounts due
dcpositors aggregate abtlt $4,000, as
appears from partial examination o.
the books Of the bank. In addition tC
what is due dcpositors there is h the
nelghborhood Of $1,000 worth Of pal,
up stock The assets ofthc bank con-
sist, it is stated, Of about $4,000 il
loans and $4,000 in overdraNs-n al
about $1,000.
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Jan. I'D.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

TOMM SSiONERS OFFICE,
u Woodstock, Va. Jany. TO 1873.
Mary ]. Hoffman, Edward II. Hoh-
man, John Smith and Ann Virginia his
wiie Complts.
Luther Hurn admr. of Alfred Hoff-
man dec d Mary Hoffman and Bertrand
Huffman Defts.
Notice in Chancery.
To complainants and defendants and
ali The creditors of Alfred Hoffman
deed
fixed upon Friday the 18th day of Feby.
1873 nj nv Office to execute decree OF
tho circuit court of shenandoah county,
rendered nj the December Term 1871 III
The above named cause requiring one
of lie comnrs. of this court. lst. To
settle the account OF Luther llurn admr.
of Alfred Hoffman dec H.. 2nd. TO take
an account of all the debts against said
Alfred Hoffman or his estate. 3rd. 10
tane mn account of the actual value oil
The real estate of the said dcccdent. Atm
/ Also an account of the money value oil
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The said real estate and 9th amy other
matter he may deem pertent or that
either of the parties may require.
When and where you are required "a
attend. :.
Given under my hand as comr.. IN
rbv. Of said court the day and year hrs'
aforesaid. ,rv
L. L. STICKLEY.
Jan. I'D. ). ,. Turner p t.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-01-09

The Cincinnati Enquirer has lnlor-
nation from Washington, based on
the authority of a leading Republican,
that President Hayes Will be forced out
of .sthe party" in sixty days after Con-
oress rcassembles. 1t does not appear
that the President will have the poor
privilege ofopening his mouth in SELF
defence. .'Oa with his head!" is the
word from headquarters.
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CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS
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Some idea Of the attractions offered in the Christ
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-01-09

OF the story element, the brightest feature is the
beginning Of the new serial by Miss Alcot, entitled
''Under the Ii acs," with illustrations by Ma y
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h. Christmas Number contains also the opeuin
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bright. funny, exciting and pathetic, &c. &c.
The New Cover Is by the English Artist, Walter
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Oppra -
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Early Christmas morning two friends.
under the influence of liquor, were
scuffing in a saloon in Albany, n. T.,
and finally came 70 blows, when one
named John Desmond, was struck on
the head with pitcher by the other,
named VIM. Powers. Desmond's skull
was fractured and be died yesterday.
Powers is in Jail.
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Mich.
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