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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-09

QuAsHRD.-The indictment against
Thomas w. Prosch. for libel upon
Bsrish Brown, was quashed yesterday
morning in the District Court. upon .
notion made by defendants counsel on
The previous day. We would have sup
poesd, after the summary manner In
which the Court disposed Of the csss, In
which be never lost an opportunity to
snssr ct the prosecution for bringing
such suit. that the matter would b
ended there. But it seems that the
martyr editor 10 bent upon what he
eAlls vindication. and for that purpose
his counsel have given notice Of appeal
70 the Supreme Court. Now that trib-
anal will meet at Olympia just about
the time the Constitutional Conven-
ton is in session ct Wslla Wslla, and
il will b impossible for Mr.. Brown to
h. in attendance at both places. In all
probability, Mr.. Browne preference
will be in favor Of attending the Su.
prone Court and procuring . vindica'
ton Of his character. ~ It will require
no votes to get him there. In the
meantime. any other self. sacrificing
patriot, who wishes to become . candi.
date for delegate to that Convention
may now come forward and offer him,
self up - burnt Offering. We shall
be pleased to record oil such instances
Of patriotic self.immolstion.
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German Syrup"

No ether medicine in the world wa.
ever given such test of its curative
qualities - Boschee's German Syrup.
In three years two million four hundred
thousand small bottles of thi. medi.
cine were distributed free Of charge by
Druggists in this country to those
afflicted with Consumption. Asthma.
Group, severe Coughs, Pneuuouis anil
other diseases Of the Throat and Lungs.
giving the American people unieniable
proof that German Syrup will cure
them. The result has been that Drug
glsts IN every town and village in the
United States are recommending il to
their customers. Go to your Druggist,
and ask what they know about il.
sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular
Size - cents. Three dsses will relieve
any case.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-09

YAKIMA HEARD Faox-George IL.
Smith Of kittitas Valley, has been sp-
pointed . pupil in the University under
the Prre Scholarship Act, by Hon. z.
r. Whitson. Of Yakima, making the
thirty second scholar appointed He is
a son of George Smith, the we'll known
cattle drover, who brings our people
their delicious beef across the Snoqual-
mic Pass. He Vas brought mp in this
city, and has resided over across the Tag
hills about -four years. This will lead
TO having dozen paying scholars from
that county in another rear. Our Uni
versity il now on better footing than
1t has been for the past decade.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-09

THE FIRST DxLIoATE.-A Peoples
County Constitutional Convention was
held at Fort Madison on Wednesday.
February 9Th. Judge James Comstock,
q Port Madison, presiding. and J. w.
PHILIPPE Of Port Blakely. acting - Sec
Rotary. After some we'll timed remarks
from Judge Dwslly. Of Port Gamble. 8.
". Hovsy, Of Port Gamble. WAS nomi-
mated aud unanimously elected o candi.
date for joint delegate for the counties
ct Kitsap, Snohomish and Whatcom to
the Constitutional Convention ct Walla
WallA Alfred Snyder. OF Port Blakely,
was appointed . committee Of one to
confer with committees in other coun-
ties In relation to nominations. The
Convention was composed of delegates
elected In tho several precincts. without
regard TO political organizations.
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DAILY INTELLlGBNCER.
saturday, Feb'ry 8. 1873.
DEATH OF CAsT. CossRovE - Th,

DEATH OF Cart. CossRovE - The
..vipe that in tho midst Of life, we
are in DEATH" IL exsmplifel by the
asce.se of this old resident, 90 well
Known Gil over the sound since 1853.
Yesterday morning he was in the flush
If vigorous manhood in few hours
hspcs, the bells will toll for the last
h,sdful of earth over him. About ! !
o'clock yesterday morning he went up
"a the house Of Hr. Woodward. the
blacksmith of the BlaksIy Mills, carry
;oe . big bunch Of bananas. Reaching
tbe house, he proceeded to hang them
mn On tho csiling to ripen. which be
sccomplisbed BY standing On . chair.
Bsiog large and heavy man. he over
h.lsncsd tho chair and fell heavily to
he floor, striking his temple against .
.harp corner. He vas laid upen ted,
and muttsred fsebly, hurry. get up
.tsem." and other remarks indicating
del;rium. About ten minutes later be
murmursd. " Tm going" and instantly
h;s coal went out with the tide. Capt.
Cosuroys wss born in 1881. at Boston,
# Ir;sh parents, ard had followed the
w.ter ali bis life. His first appearance
In thess parts was during Fraser river
,;msa vhen be came from Humbol1t
Raw. California. From this circum-
.tsnce. hs derived the sJriquet Of
/" Humboldt Jack" by which cognomen
he was Familiarity known TO all the
oM settlers. He then run a plunger
about the Sound from Port Madison.
and his first steamboat command was
the Mary Woodruff. which now lies on
the besch ct Milton. For several years
he has bsen in command Of the Blakely.
owned BY Reuton, Holmes & Co, whose
liking he soon won by bis attention TO
duty and royal contempt of danger.
Captain Renton feels the shock Of his
dssth terribly. John Cosgrove was
ooed deal of rough diamond. Under
an apparently coarse exterior he carried
heart tn 1t beat warmly with sympa-
thv for the unfortunate. With him duty
vss the first consideration, and all other
matters had their turn. Last sum-
uer hs was steering down the Sound
one day. when the boat caught fire. He
stood ct the wheel. stifed with smoke.
till the pilot house was ell in flames
about him; but he got the boat back
into Post Blaksly with more than half
her cabin burned away before the
flames wsre quenohed. In his rude he
roim, We recall the lines Of Jim Bled-
10:
He vsny no saint. but q Judgment.
ri roahsr take chances with Jim,
Than with many pious gentlemen
A. wouldn't shuck hands with him.
He seed his duty--s dead sure thing
And veot for e, thar and then;
And Chriee amt Goin' 10 b too hard
On nan that died for msn."
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" The Vanity Pair Saloon wi

" The Vanity Pair Saloon will
hereafter be conducted by Messrs. Fred.
J. Young and z. A. Turner. who have
purchased Val. Wildman's interest in
the same They are both well and f.
vorsbly known here. They will keep
the choicest brsnds of WHISTLES. wines
and liquors. and the finest cigars. as
we'll ~ beers, which will be sold at the
same rates - heretofore. Their estsb-
iishmspt is fitted up in good style and
10 we'll conducted.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-09

HAVING removed from Cherry street
to the Elephant store room, on Front
street. wish to announce TO my cid
patrons and all others. that l an still
alive and always ready to wait on all
my customers in business manner, by
selling groceries cheaper than can be
bought elsewhere In Seattle. Give me
. call. one and all. and convince your.
selves OF my low prices. Goods deliv-
cred to all parts of the city free of
charge. T. LYLE.
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REPoRr.- Tho Grand Jury report,
among other things. in favor Of . new
Court House. which is sorely needed,
the present accommodations being to-
tally insufficient for place of this size.
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SABBATH SERVICES. Chaplsin
Stubs will remain in town over the
Sabbath. The usual morning services
will b held in all the churches, but
ut night the Methodist Protestant and
Presbyterian congregations will unite
in holding services 1T the Congrega-
tional and Methodist Episcopal
Churches. The Union meetings will
continue another week. and be held in
the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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WAY UP. - The Bank Exchange
building is up to the high grade now,
- 10 also the livery stable of Bob.
Abrams. We learn that Frank Mat
thias' buildings on Washington street
will be elevated during the coming
week.
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DEAD. - Mrs. Phelps. wife of the
Governor of Missouri. died ct st. Jo-
se2h on Thursday. She is the same
lady who recovered of the Pacific Mail
Company $4,000 for damages sustain
ed by falling down an open hstchway
on board the City of Panama.
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HEAVY GALE. - The little mail
schooner Wiunifred had q very hard
time Of it last week going down with
the mail to Neah Bay. She carried
away her msinsail, and consequently
got no further than Clallam courthouse.
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DISAPPEARED. - A sailor named
Craig disappeared recently from Pour
Townsend (as a Tacoma friend Of ours
calls it,. and is supposed to be drowned.
We guess he will turn up after he
sobers off
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NEW ESrERPRIsE. - Capt. Jeems
Selden has gone into the jewelry BUSH
meas. ~ We are informed. He went up
TO Tacoma and furnished lot of brace
lets to the crew Of the ship Matilda for
refusing duty. They were made Of
iron.
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QUICK Tar. - Ladlow 10 . little
ahead, aftsr al. On Tuesday last. the
sasss'msstsd schooner WIN. L. Bebee
arrived At that place twhsre che was
:, seiis In the capital time Of II days aud
- hcors from Honolulu. Escheu.
aoe yoost der tang-I pslif yoa-don'd
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AARRIID.-R. 8. McDonald, who
vas mate Of The wssters Shore before
~ late Capt. Blina joined that ship
~ rscently married to Mis Katie
voee:llo. formally Of Victoria. He j,
mining . schooner 70 Coos Raw. n
weacA be owns . ANAL intseess
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MASON DoREE RESTAURANT, Front
street. opposite the Post Once. Every
thing frsf-clssa. Open Say and night.
New Furnished rooms up stairs for trav-
cling guests. KxupsoN 4 WEBSTER.
Projectors.
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I'M DAxofA.-Owing 70 delay in
eesung her coal. this steamer win uos
~ hare till nearly noon today. She
- most Of her cargo 70 take on after
~'a& here, ct Utaalady and Port
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-09

~ At tho Tvoli Beer Hall, Occi.
dental Square. they have Boca. Stella
COON. 4uckiltso. and 6meig's Lager
Beer on drsaght; aud the celebrated
Budweiser, Milwaukee, and st. Louis
Lager BeeDin pint and quart bottles.
Also, all kinds of lunches to order.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-09

NOBoHY has found Charley Roas yet.
but everybody hes found the best place
In SEATTLE to get Oystsrs-at Piper's. OF
coufae.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. AT VICTORIA
Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail TO stop at the Occidental Hotel. 1t
ID the first hotel from the steamboat
landing; is IRE proof has good accom-.
mediation for families. and As good
meals - sny house in the city. at only
81 90 per day.
WV. JENSEN,
Wharf street, Victoria, B. c.
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EUROPEAN DRAFrs.-Drafts issued
It lowest rates On Great Britain. Ire
land, Germany. Russia, France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets to and from
Europe sold ct lowest rates BY Andrew
Chilbsrg. Seattle. w. +.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-09

HoT Bosrox Brown BREAD on Sun
day morning 1t the Eureka Bakery.
Lave your orders for delivery during
the week.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-09

ID. LOCKE. N. D., Dsatist. does not
intend to leave. - reported: but will
be found at his Office. Frauenthars
Block. ready to do the BEST work at
the lowest rates.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-09

@-Ons hundred year, ago right
now. one @. Warrington. Who was
then camping around Valley Forge.
had 10 do some tall rustling for
his hash. There was no Centennial
with CLAIMS free in those days.
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MARKET GARDENERS.

send Tor Roor's 0AnDu HAurHx - te!N i1ll
e prsettcal infcsmaktoo on 0eeosane - -
~ urice of Cs,oIcB 69Rno. Doee 800 xos ~
49,. vhinh Will b allove1 on ths as.e 49,;
Adlrpsn. J. B. Root. koesfcrd. VIZ
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Foa GENUINE .0RRxAN Milk Bread
60 70 Pipsr'a
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INsANE.-A man named Rufus Mer-
rift, from Snoqualmis. has been sent to
the Insane Asylum from this county.
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PuRE SWEET CIDKR for sale al
Chilhsrg Brothers.
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REWARD Uttered

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL GIVE REWARD
L OF TEN DOLLARS for the delivery 70 him OF
the CARPET Bag and suy Of Its contents. Of miss
ing counsrymAn Of his. who started TO so on
board the steamer ON the morning OF the .th
inna, for Port Gamble. II the body OF said Cni-
nansn 10 found, drowned. and delivered here.
e3s Reward will be paid.
II h vas murdered, Reward OF $50 VIII
be paid fer the arrest and eonvtction OF the muir
VA CHoy0.
seattle, ". T.. January 2sth. 1875 Jas
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N Office.

A IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
IA that q. y. Perkins IL not authorized 70 trans
act any business for, or TO collect any money due
or TO become due TO the arm Of Picht X Nehlhorn.
brewers, 1t tho North Pacific Brewery, ct Seattle,
W. T., and NO payment made to him or contract
made by him for such 6rm will be recognized by
said Arm. AUGUST MEHLHORN.
OF the firm OF FIGHT L Mehlhorn.
Jan. 40, 1873. j2S-2w
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Admitting Lady and 0sntlsmsa.
Fur each additional lsdy. u. Spectator 3D.
misted 70 the stage for 20 cents.
- Only Nask1 are allowed TO dance befors In
tsrEission,
Ticksts csn ooly Be had from the Committee q
Aranssmsnts. and are positively mot 1ansssesoas'
and must b endorsed b. the Committee.
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REPUBLICIN COMPLAINTS 4GIINsT
HIVES.
where the Fraudulent President hns Offended
IsIs t'urfy.


When tho President deliberately anubs
and insult. Republicans who call unon him Tor
consultaiion-trcating them az IL he wrrn clay
suiucwhnt above common morials anu j. Gnu,
/ aponsihc Tor hi- doinge. More than this
when the President " the United Stntcs pro.
claims hiu,s u q chosen rci,fincr ot thc civil
elrvirr aud Il the sHmr time nlls the public
s,r,icc with his uni his wiic's relatives down
~ 'us ins-in law nskcs his business partner
In LAM sIcsulatiuns the Commissioner of Az
r. uiiur'. gives important positions 10 al his
political crohica ut home" orders that officials
sArll give no tlmc TO politics. and allows his
", 4 in law suits. says tina. Hrpublie1n SrnA-
tors must NOT Interfere in appointments and nj
u same time "unsu.ts dnily with southern
T. mo rate senators. purtCS the tin. Fnnati
Platform against CONGRESSIONAL interference
Mih LIS p'ruuis Tee. md ut the same time al
lows the PoN ONCE Department To issue cir,u-
lgr~ inviting congressman to Namc their candi-
d. irs for, the various post onicCe in their dis
tr' is--when Pr sidcnt thus talks forever like
q SAINT aud ats prrpeiualiy like simmer we
have MOT The siightnst hesitation in prO"aming
his professions Of political purity TO bc sham
Not for any prospective political Advantages
cnn W. cons Mt To- ronionc th. - crimes against
crimr for u President tn Tess reform whi!rhis
Administration tc"n'S with corruption. Good.
al / We dc not blame them Tor being partially
won over IS his sweet phrases uf reform. Bat
it - time tn.y road his acts ia their true light,
AMI learned that Ne personal AMI political
eharaci oi tho mon who's" names the President
has scat In To IN. Scnal. hns d.. utterly had. In
n no. -il-rs out ~ t.n lliliiard. Noiihrup. NLx-
anGcr Reed. Wnldrou. Fir-immons-h why
vrolou. tho lsi} rhrro il not one of tn namrs
hr ,ugi.i proi,.n ut,y before the public Of Late
brl has % h"d 'dnr ah ut n. Evin Roosevelt IL
q f.rI' uiu who -prni his time aud money FREQ
y to put llaNes IN, nomina'ion for the Prcsi.
i,u'g. f. pretend that reform is To- be helped
10y ia % nominations ts IL far''. The men lis
Ltioc tao N'll ua'nc IF reform. And ~ pretend
tla tl" u. d.nt ias no knowledge Of the
character 81 tue mon u" nam for office. i to
mas" ii'u o rul"r who's" ca ','-surss H. uriimc
algirsi IN" state. But the lr'-ideut has pub
licly us-uiu. personal responsibility for his
nOiniudi 1u~. and ho must be- suffered 81 stand
upon 10. III a. lore. W. Dgun.t consent to sniff
ihc hur ten upon that weak bnnd II political
traml~ and turucoat- who are laliod u Cabinet.
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The Boston Hordh wants to know the
causes OF the alienation between Maine and
Massachusetts. A long summer day would not
suffice to tell them all. But here Is one: Tho
treatment ~ Maine men and Mnine troops by
MASSACHUSETTS, in tho war Of 1872. Two in
stances we Will mention. William Widgery. tho
Maine Representative who sustained the dcrlnr-
ation Of war barely escaped with his life from "A
Newburypnrt mob on his way home from tho
capital. Maine soldiers Jared scarcely better
The company recruited in York county fer the
Third United States Artillery WIS hOOted in
every town in Massact usetts through which it
passed on Its way 10 the lakes, and on the shop
doors Of many Of the villages was scrawlcd this
legend in chalk: " Down with the war hawk"
TN their return home our soldiers received
quite rs shabby treatment. With true Yankee
thrift the men Of Massachusetts charged them
cxorhitant prices for 50 slight things a. glass
OF mi k Or morsel Of bread. Their homeward
march through Massachusetts might DO Do
pided in Pauding's lines:
Saved this good and and when the tug was DER
h"ss'd uelr WAY home ateNcry scOundrel's door.
=, The truth IT, Massachusetts was dsloyal 10
me very heart IN that war She medtatrd
trnasoni bnt wanted tho courage TO achieve it,,
naturally she desires that this shameful part Of
her history shall be Forgotten But the memory
OF insult ana abuse has not yet died out Of the
minds of Maine peoule "
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years ago. She was famous among her ac-
quaintances in Germany for her waking feats
~ n school girl She IL Il native 81 Ireihcrg In
Baden, and Is u zrnous and pious Roman Cath
Ole. Along with her picty Is mingled n
shrcvd business streak.
Her money is Invested In Boston, and she
looks after IL shrcwdly. too.
Mine fad'r he wants mo to send my money
70 him in Germany" said She but won't do
She carries abQu, her alit,le instrument called
a pedoncier., which Registers every mil,, shc
ES ody Wa S Wy n" w Sr sS %
4 sort Of lowered polounise. rea,hing down Il
little below the kisc. with iiEht ie.t hat. 81 the
pork pie - ahap'. upon her head SIC IL moro
muscular than plump and her m9vemcnis are
energetic as VOL as graceful; A.. she races
around the track she looks like n .ieh darling
through the water. She Is as straight rs an
arrow, and her shoulders are yrry hroad aud
square for womans. Her walking IL not in
the least Ike that Of ordinary persOns. II is
like that OF an milan on . long journey She
seems TO propcl herself along with her arms
ard shoulders almost MS much az with her feet
Tho peculiar swing OF her elbows ndshoulders
rcfnnds one continually 81 the motion OF u
birds wings. Her toes do not turn out. ny civil
lied peoples are supposcdtn. They 20 straight
ahead. and the left foot. perhaps. points slightly
inward. she always turns upon her len SIDE as
she rounds the curves Of her track, and this
constant turning To- the left has made slight
She il very popular with ladies everywhere
hut dislitcs exceedingly to have them kiss her
We noticed u lady bidding. her .Rood-by and
T,bseryed that gt nc hnnl,shaking moment
There said the agent smiling. she's
afraid that woman is going t. iis- her She
hates awfuly To- havr WON N Kiss l"r.'
| hop nobody win 20 now and say Bertha
Won liillcrn IL crGzy.
Only one man in America can make her
walking shoes, and hc lives in Chicago. Her
fast walking gaii Is 80 different from her or
binary one that. whom sh. stops 10 takc her
brief rests during the walks. the moment She
stops an att ndant lifts her in his arms and
carries her to h"r room, and she docs not take a
stop till shr Is carried back. She would lose
her gait ii she did and 1t would require some
It'll" time to gr IT back again The human
mind - Ne'y strange machine. Music and
applau@e help hcr along woud riully IN hcr
walks. II a Baud FAN catch thr time " her
strp. It incrou~ - her speed scv raj seconds ON
the mile. Tho bottoms ul her feet are soft and
tender, like other Peoples and she II not pnr-
uculdrly muscular, "srept in the calv 81 her
legs They ar ~ hard as the ba u OF II Cincln-
matt sul.Nr-'urpd l9ni.
Tho last milenf her walk was us exciting rs q
horse rae. Tn whole audience WINS excited,
and I'm ashamed to say that felt interested
myself. Men chccrrd and applauded. and SOW
cral women cried like babies. II is no us" for
anybody to say he wouldn't car to see her
walk, H. would bc Interested, and he couldn't
help himself i. \.
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