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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-23

A Pers correspondent understands
that Sulieman Pashs has with him at
Drama hundred and eight hattalions
and hundred and fifteen guns.
A Gallipolis dispatch says "a panic
prevails here in consequence of the re-
port that the Russians are between
Uhunkopria aud Keshon, only ten
hours march hence. Orders have been
received from Stanboul to resist any
advance. Troops are expected from
Smyrna and the Dardanelles.
The Royal Geographical Society
have resolved to give banquet in
honor of Henry NJ. Stanley, and to in
vite him to read a paper on bis explo-
rations
CHICAGO, Jan. 2l-The Times WASH
ington special says: One of the most
modest bills of the present session was
introduced to-day. asking Government
aid to the extent of only fifty millions
to build . railroad from the Atlantic
to the PsciAc. ola indianapolis, Chicago
and Omaha. 1t has sixty pages, and
serves to make the generality of the Pa
cific bills appear ridiculous.
Burnsides' interests in Maj. Rnnkle's
case is on account of the fact that
Runkls once served under Burnside,
and gained the reputation of being q
gallant officer. He had quite an active
sparring match with Conkling to-day
in behalf of Runkle. who, Burnside
thinks would undoubtedly get better
justice from the Military than
from Conkling's Judiciary Committee.
Conkling made quite a fat-footed
speech against the right of the Presi-
dent to take action in the matter he has
taken. The question was finally drop
ped, and the Judiciary Committee will
have the case.
Judge Buckner, OF the Banking Com
mittee, stated that he was confident the
silver bill would eventually pass the
Senate by more than q two-third ma
jority.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-At O meet.
ing of the Senate Railroad Committee
to-day Senator Grover made an argu-
ment earnestly supporting Mitchell's
provisions in aid of the construction of
. railroad from Oregon to Salt Lake
City.
New YORK, Jan. 2l.-William NJ.
Tweed has made application to the Su-
preme Court for his discharge under
the Poor Debtor Act. He was taken to
the Court, but the hearing of the case
was postponed.
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SAN Francisco. Jan. 2l.-The much.
talked.of Convention of the Working
mems party assembled this evening. Up
to late hour the police we're securing
the city in search of the place of meet.
ing. but without success. 1t was ascer-
tanned that some of the members had
been at Temperance Hall. From there
they were traced to Fanueil Hall, on
Market street, between Third and
Fourth, where oil trace was lost for q
long time, and the police reported at
the City Hall that they had been un-
able to find the Convention. Shortly
before eleven o'clock, ON orders from
the police authorities. squad of twenty
men in an express wagon, proceeded to
Humboldt Hall, on Mission street, op-
posite Woodwsrd's Gardens, where the
Convention was found in session. Civ
ing orders for squad to remain out
side, Captain Short entered the hall,
where he remained until the meeting
adjourned. about half-past eleven. 1t
had been understood that the Conven-
ton would be broken up in any event,
but it subsequently appeared that Cap.
tain Short had been vested with dis
cretionary powers. so that in case he
found the Convention to be of lawful
and Legitimate nature, no interference
would be attempted. After the ad-
journment he addressed those present,
briefly stating that he had seen nothing
whatever in the proceedings to call for
his interference. and approved of the
respectable and orderly manner in
which their deliberations had been con-
Quoted. The meeting then dispersed
quietly.
John W. Nelson. partner in the gro.
Gerry store on the corner of Mason and
Green streets, committed suicide this
evening by shooting himsslf. otter
which he ran down to Meiggs' wharf
aud jumped overheard. His body WAS
not recovered. Cause, whisksy.
SAN Francisco. Jan. Glover 1000
men have applied for work at tho 6l-
ling in Of Mission Bay to-day. About
$50 men have been set ut work thus far
Others will be put on as rapidly as
possible.
The run which commenced on the
Odd Fellows' Bank on Saturday con-
tinuss. The sidewalk in front is
crowded with people. and the police
guard tho door to keep out . greater
number than can be attended to ct
once. The bank is paying out $50 on
demand, and requiring two days notice
for each hundred dollars.
At the Clay street Savings Bank
there Is an unusual demand, though not
what could be considered run.
AZ the Hibernlen, German and Ma
sonic Banks not ripple Of excite.
ment exists.
The San Francisco Savings Union re-
port slight increase of business, but
working both ways.
The situation ct the various savings
banks remains unchanged. except that
ct the Odd Fellows Bank the demand
for withdrawal has fallen of consider
ably, although the hank is still paying
out constantly. The rush at the Clay
Street Bank rsmains almost the sane.
Other banks report . slight increase
over ordinary drafts, but moth ing If
consequence.
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$3.50 REWARD

ON SUNDAY NIGHT. JANUARY Goth, 1873,
~ the following named prisoners, confined in
the King County all for various ofyenses. escaped
therefrom: Pat. Shay. Peter Murray. Hong All
Haw, James Kell, and Dan Lynch. Now. there
fore. will sffer the above reward for the spprs.
hension snd delivery Of al Of said prisoners to
me ct said County Jail. or $50 for each one OF
said prisoners 30 spprehended and delivered.
L.v. WYCKOFF,
Seattle, Jan. %, 1878. Sheriff King OouLty.
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EUROPE.

LUhVFA.
CoNsTANTlNopLE. Jan. 81. - The
Turkish peace Plenipotentiaries have
telegraphed the Porte announcing their
arrival at Kesaulik Sunday night.
ATHENS, Jan. 21.-The Porte having
addressed a note to England, complain
ing Of the warlike attitude of Greece,
the British Government has transmitted
it without comment to tho English
charge de affairs here.
CONsrANTINOPLE, Jan. 2l- The
opinion daily gains ground that in con-
sequence of the threatening .aspect Of
internal affairs, especially in the Capt.
tai, the Porte will be compelled to pur-
chase cessation of hostilities. Thirty
thousand refugees are fleeing to this
city.
LONDON, Jan. 2l.-The Northumber.
land miners have decided to appoint q
committee to settle their dispute with
the masters, 3.475 voting in favor OF
this course, and 1908 for q continuance
of the strike. In the house of CON-
mons Sir Stafford Northcote, chsncel.
lor OF the exchequer, states that this
government was not yet aware of the
Russian terms, but had reason to know
that the statements published this morn.
ing were incorrect.
A Gill for closing public houses III Ire.
land on Sunday was read the second
time.
Ia Constsntinople dispatch, dated
Friday. the 18th inst, via Syria. says
that the Porte. at the instance of the
Sultan, has ordered all villages at u
distance from the seat of war to
send. pending the result of the armis.
tics negotiations. all the available forces
they can possibly spare. to Constanti-
nople by the quickest possible route.
The same dispatch says it has been de-
cided that the Government and Sultan
will quit Constantinople as soon as the
Russisns reach Tichatoldja Station on
the Adrianople railroad. twenty Eve
miles from Constantinople.
A special from Shumls saws that
the dreaded disease of smallpox has
broken out in that vicinity and fears
are entertained that it may work great
havoc among the people. 1t arouses
sraver approximations of danger from
the fact that in number of the sur
rounding villages many refugees have
arrived from Bedrova and Osman Bs.
xar. Many have died on the road from
exposure As well as from cold and hun
ger. Arriving in such wretched con.
dition, many are liable to contract that
loathsoms disease smallpox.
A Simnitza dispatch says the Danube
river il now completely frozen over and
the Russians and others as we'll as oil
forms of transportation are crossing
freely on the ice.
A Berlin special says all the old SOL
diers on furlough in Russian Poland
have been called in. This new levy
consists exclusively of men over forty
years of age.
A Vienna correspondent reports that
telegram from Constantinople states
that the Government of Salonica tele-
graphed the Porte that three thousand
sick and wounded from Suliemap Pa
shs's army have arrived at Drama.
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PURE SWEET CIDER for sale q,
Chiiberg Brothers.
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For GENUINE GERMAN Milk Bread
90 to Piper's.
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R-One hundred years ago right
now, one g. Washington. who WAS
then camping around Valley Forge.
had to do some tall rustling for
his hash. There was no Centennial
with clans free in those days.
EUROPEAN DRAFrs.-Drafts issued
at lowest rates On Great Britain. Ire
Land. Germany. Russia, France, Norway
and sweden. Tickets to and from
Europe sold at lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg, Seattle. W. 7.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of Jacob sligo, Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT LET.
IN tsrs Of Administration upon the estate Of
Jacob Sligo, late Of Kitssp County, wsshington
Territory. have besn granted to the undersigned
by the Probate Court Of said Kitaap County.
Claims agsinst satf estate must be presented 10
me st my place OF residence q Port Blaksly, In
said Kitsap COUNTY. w. T.. within one year from
the ID day OF January, 1873 or b forever barred.
DANIEL J. 0ACKNAN.
administrator OF the estate Of Jacob sligo, de-
ceaoed.
c. H. Hanford, Attorney for Administrstoe.
janl-wst
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TEIEGRAPHIC.

Exclsssjrelv to the
DAILY N'TELLlGE.N
THE ONLY NEWSPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

James q. knight, of WlsconAn, . crippled
Union ecldl<s, haA been sslsctsd BY Dooskser,-
sr Field - his Arae assistant.
Army promotions. MAJ. jams W. Forsyth,
Tenth Cavalry, 10 b. Llsnssnsnt Colonel of Tho
First Cavalry, Lieut.. Chi. ". i. Kiiiosi, First
Cavalry, 10 b. Colonel of The Third CavHiyy.
Tho PRECEDENT has appointed l.lcwsliyn
Davis. oS Misaoun, V 10 Rsccivsr of Public
Monsys Il tronton. No., and Gustav ischnsstxsr.
n Iowa, 10 b. United States Masshai of the
Territory of WyonlnG.
A WashinGson Dispatch says shc ways and
Means Commitsss ~ coasldssing thu details oe
tho income tan. The indications Ass said " bs
thAt tho conmittec will favor having 6xed
tax On oil incomes over t9,O0O.
Tho House WAYS and Means Committee hare
completed ths Internal Asveuus bill. II ex.
empts srom The income tas funds bcionging 10
states on deposit In banks. Funds u savings
banks invested in United states bonds ars also
exempted, except when deposited In thc naa,s
of slaGla pesM,n. II lsvsss tAx of 10 cents
PR pound on tobaoco % pr l.000 On cigars
ei.9s Ier 1000 on cigarettes mt Weighing more
than W. pounds, and IN income tsx of pss
oentum % III sums over o1OOo.
The Iiouss COMMITTEE on Agriculture hare
agreed 10 report with favorable recommends
ton TIM bill introduced into tho Mousc provtsi.
Ing for tho letter protection of cattle In trans-
rovtAslon. Tho bin requires that CATTLE shall
b. fad n least once evsry swcnly four hosrs.
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yo1rY-voUnTn oon0nnso.

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Agrieull1re u Jspas.

japan cnltivsles .. COO, 600 acres, One
tcntll 81 her entire aFes, though about
onH.f0usth 81 her fertile area. Ahe
supports : population III three and 4
half persons 70 every cultivated acre.
Most u her people Divc on dah md veg.
stAblrs; her grsAt lack II livc stock.
Milk Ii NOT uSesl ~ m article u fO0el.
aud what iew COWS there aFs arr em.
ployed Tor piowing.
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ks.kisxlng II CalllsrslA.

Samuel Msore was dislikcd by his
neighbOss IN Han DuenavsntnSx, Gal. He
VAS qaaSrelsomc, avasicious, and lis-
honest. In secret meeting nine n ths
neighl0rx voted that he ought t0 bc
killed, anil Immediately M't About carry
lng out their llea. They covered tlieir
llesds with pillow cASss. cutting holes "
sce through, anil thr Trst NJ their b0iirs
With burlap sacks. Thus disguised, they
wsnt 70 Moors's house In tho night, and
shot him 10 death. Ono oi tho aA9Ansins
has confessed. and Ill aSc under arrest.
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Skates, reptiles, confectionery mud
soap nFc unmailnblc.
MAilcasrierH cannot cnrry unsea1csl
communications oitAiIc tliu mMila.
Tho postoiiice Department, wishing
n avoid any complication with the rival
sics existing belwccn publishcrr. do.
clinea 10 furnish information showing
thc amount NJ postage paid by any pub
lications IN any one year.
The law providing ior "" forwarding
of letters NJ tho request u the party III.
dressed, without additional charge ior
postage. does not apply 70 printed or
thinl. claAA matter.
Tho addition of the date on printed
circular BY hand.stamp. subjects The
Same 10 letter rates III postage.
Advertising sheets, folded within the
issue 81 any publication, sent 10 regular
Subscribers, suhjects Tho Same " tho
rates Tor thirl.claAA matter.
HAnl-bills sent from the printer to
the party ordering ths hAmc must be
charged ~ merchandise, and postage
paid ri the rate of cent for each oinn,
or fraction thereof.
A publication, In order 10 avail itself
~ VIE FUWuI vRteos MUAt Ue WNllNN ~
tho postofhce nearest the claimcl Office
or place of publication. n may also hr
mailed II other oilices IL the pound
rates, 10 regular subscribers, by news.
agents.
A husband cannot control the wilc's
correspondence, nor can tho wife non.
lrol The correspondence " tho husband.
Postmastera sro exempt from militia
duty.
Private individuals cannot send any
Communications In tho mails FREQ 0f
postage. no mAttcr 70 whom II may b.
addressed.
Tho words "plcase forward" on the
addrsss side oi ! postal card subjects
tho sAmO 10 letter rates n POSTAGE.
a Postmaster may attend 10 business
Tor private parties, II II doca not inter.
fern with hfs duties ~ Postmaster, II he
ch0oNes 10 40 -.
Tho efasuss II An address on 4 postal
card and thu substitnting VI another
does MOI makc such carl uninailablc. =
Western rtxfai Rrrt<4v.
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Intsliigeisce comss from Havana that, the
timo for the surrender of the insurgents hav.
NV expired, sSliys operations VIII tomnsncs Ii
tho Eastern Department against Maeo and :
few merc chlsfs who Aso sltli undsr arms.
Es.uov. Moses, " south Carolina. has beef,
arrsssed In New Yosk ~ fugitive from jn.tlce,
aud taken bAck ~ South Carolina 10 answer an
lndlehnent fos forgery.
Two nnfdsSsss wsss hung In ths United
hssies On Friday, April 10 -lsobsst MeEvoy. II
Aiken, y. g., and Nan, Hscsnhnsg, u Fonda,
NJ.
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Yes, Colleen, time does bring about
gsrst changes. Nine years aso man
camn N this town ~ poOr and hmm.
blc ihat tlc tssmps wonlsln't speak 10
him, and, not long ago. when they t.,ok
that man over into Illinois " hang him.
half the town tsaIlcd after him In pro-
cesAion, and paid ~ ccnis apiece for Lis
photograph. And thrn there wsx the
Young fellow with ths straight bAck and
square shoulder, Who wore corsctH and
cIsfkesl In millinery st,re. and was en'
gagged ~ twelve girls IN West anil seven
On North HUI. Well, the other day W
looked In ~ his house nnd s.w him IN
the kitchen, holding baby IN hts srmH.
while hs pumped lismally awsy II m
old ld.fAAhionMl rhmrn, while his wife
leaned over The b.ck fence ani gossiped
With ihe man who brought thc bal.d
hay. Oh, yes, ~ chAnxrfMl oil world:
Remrmt,eS wiiat the Dible nays, and
" swear mot BY thc moon. the inc0nstant
moon. - Hank. .Ebe.
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A mssstng of the Cabinet In Washington.
tn oshSr Az. and bsfoss ths Ministers nd
formally psoceedsd y ~ buslnoss u tho ~,
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Win view - allayinG skspllnism,
y. Densslsttt, The sword sWaltoWus. gava
. private seassce On Saturday lAaA n
aofnN msmbess u thS medical pSofession
In his Soom n Tho WcstminSlss Aqua.
iium. n!nce - yeaSs u ~, II sscma.
this Gentleman hsa been hghllng nature
with Tho sword until lie hss puahed Tho
stomach down Into the groin, thns ~l0r.
gsling the r2OphAGss " m mnnslmral
e1lSnt. Az vltls hO prefers taking lOhl
i,slore ths sshihition begins, ~ II snakes
tho Internal sheath more s9FceAbla 10
Tho seesptton n cold stssl, and protocols
Tho c,eta q tha stomach from i,Oipe
sIsisn ~se Nov vss 49, present III n. Il az d|s.
tinetly lslt thS sword raced~ - II was
Withdrawn from the stomach lying nuile
In tl,e 9sOin. Tbs u. D.s present found
his thS0al = good deal innamsd, and
gavs bin easels. = l,osstou World.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-26

An oil cAsr, growing ont u slave
tlmes haA hcen decided Ia the United
blatas OOust II Cincinnati. Henrietta
Wool (coloSei). who was horn = slave
IL Boone county, ky.. lint was hnally
given her freedom. VIVA afleFwaSd Xii.
mapped and taken 70 C0yinGton. wl,srs
Ahe waA delivered ID three uaGn, Hob
Wsrd, Frank Rnss, and WillouRilby
Dcott. RSOm C0vingtDn si,r waA taken
10 Lexington, and. after some time, sent
BOnth snh sold 10 planter in MtsAis.
sippi. Bhs waS finally liberated after
the war, having served her master for
nearly twenty yesFs. Upon her rstnrn
" Cincinnati she brought snit against
WarL, claiming Oh, ,0OO .arases. bhs
J obtained . verdict of e2,6OO.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-26

ELscTnsc IN il fous ttmss cheaper
than coal kna. and the l,santy of " II
y0m oan blow II ont and nM choke n
death.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-26

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