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The New York herald., 1878-01-12

lOST OFFICE NOTICE.
j The foreign mails for tho week ending Saturday,
January H. 1878 will close this Office Tuesday. as
A. NJ for Europe by ST. smshp Montana via Qneenstown
Wednesday, A. M for Europe, by steamship Parhin
Queenstown tor France to bs
BY this steamer must DO tpecnliy addreses) and nt 30
A. NJ. for France direct by steamship Amcrfque Havre
on Thursday ut NJ for ireland. by steanship City Of
Montreal. via Queenstown correspondence for Great
Britain aud the Continent to be by this
must be specially addressed) and IL for Europe
steamship Pommerania, via Plymouth Cherbourg and
Hamburg: saturday. 1880 A. NJ, for Europe. BY
steamship Britannia via Queenstown Tor
Germany Scotland and North OF Ireland to be forwarded
by this steamer must be specially sddreased and at
Devonia. via Movile and Gssgow aud - II 80 NJ 70.
Bremen The steamships Montana Pshia and Britannia
do take mails Denmark. Sweden and Norway Tho
mails for Brazil direct leave New York January TO- Tho
mails tor Klngson IA Ieave New York January 10 The
mas for China japan eave Saa Francisco January
rs. The mails tor Australia. &C.. leave San Francisco
January %. TIIOS. L. JAMES, Postmaster.
Posr OYrrcE. Nww YoRK. Jan. 5, 1873
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EXCHANGE.

NxCHANGE-A BAKERY, DOING CASH TRADE
IIS4OO per week. for . House and Store IN village ;
equity $4,000 Address VILLAGE. Herald Uptown Branch
Office.
.yITANTED-FkOM 800 TO So 900 WORTH FURNI-
niture Carpets and Bedding in EXCHANGE for Pennsy
vania Farm Address, until Monday night. FARMER Ae
chants Hotel, city.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MEfK0PoLlrAN JOB fEiNrING OFFICE.
OF
% ANN ST.,
IS TIE CHEAPEST AND BEST
PRINTING OFFICE IN THE CITY.
ALL KINDS OF
FixE BOOK.
NEWSPAPERS AID
MERCANTILE PRINTING AND LrHocnAPHINc
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Also
THEATRICAL, VARIETY AND MUSIC HALL POSTERS.
PROGRAMMES AND TICKETS.
'lLLuEaRsas daIRssasuIAss,
UTTER sSIrEs. POSTERS,
's;E ST $5,;$s$Ss s$5is#;ES:s $;sS:, sE#;;EESS:s
AUCTION go1sH PRINTING.
STEAMSHIP rA.Sh'HtsS asS s$SF4As1as s$Erasdsss LINES
'1''s5se " s$ESSFs Ss$sa .,sISz S$ sF''-
PINE WOOD ENGRAvrNu
ooLoaED PR1sr4fSSGG SPECIALITY.
ssD.. in ss o. p.%Dss, =.
% ss Ppc~s s pS bust
EzSS MAPs ESo lA a5sGa DaX OF
no,x,cv Go9Ds EsTAsLIlsHhENis; I
AtS hxhss AND
L1rE AND FIRE INSURANCE. s64 conpAS1Es
FIRST CLASS WORK
LSM fSh talSkS cAsh.
METROPOLITAN, JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
ORDERS BY nsl5 ASb woSk yDosfsEy sEyr ATTENDED TO
SAHE dkbnns nAa Or 1nt TEE Wifi Fs saM
PROMPTNEss As LARGER ONES.
lrHoz 1HE pRfxi SEx ESn YqsK psfsrHS5: rHHSS5sAIDl
Upon the recommendation of mnjorty OF the judge.
s a s s s ' @
asns Of aoy ss - As % to the os
aud printing on pine wood n coors for theatrical and show
office receipt orders. 1856 sth .v Junction
Broadway. 2sa st. aud Madison .en.io.
1y4S1 81 5E4WS
drawing January il; fnorma.ien Furnished orders aed
s s,: .:a %
DOCK oANDY-NEw CURE FOR LUNG DISEASES.
ys o s"a .sn dsa T.. sssn ws
per gallon. n VAN BELL. ss Chambers st. :
ROCK CANDY-5-P0UND BOXES. 81; NORTH CAR
Solina Corn hiskcy. $3 per gallon. N VAN BELL, ss
G OFFICIAL KENTUCKY STATE DRAWINGS.
5.,S. H.
T.: 1: s.; 7; S; Is; p =; %; 20, ,,ss.
49, s aa 80 81 7 is M n # il 60 So
- s' o. aSSss rs 81 biokiSsoS 81 III 81 81 ~
cTTG 6S s0S
G ROYAL HAVANA DRAWS JANUARY II. 1873.
$50. so. IS. 81 single number Ksn.ucky Dsribntisa
draws uTE' fEs'1l d.Bs B:n. 20 ssess =:
S67925 kEsTgSss e.s,.. sTA1ss Pat. sisSS saSGAhH IS
p p"ss. q sssSi sSoo prize. p. d sseh 1000
1904 prizes IN all. amounting to &67, ,925
Whole Tickets only 81
JACKSON 4 CO., Bankers 81 Nassau st.. Fulton.
$67 sTEa I.Ts DsfwSH g
Eastern Agency. $50 Broadway corner Prince ..
&E7 OCE GRAND ONE DOLLAR DRAWING.
One sh:neo e 10 rieis;s only IssSy ones ~ 81
Broadway. Northern Agents. b. H. PORTER co.
sssd ssd
'''''' ~ soSSRNsEkd8 4 GO, New Haven. Conn
S999 999 ROYAL nAyASA S;.SsI LOTTERY OTTER
Kentucky State, January IS. Tickets 81.
Prizes cashed. Full information sent FREQ.
DUFF CO.. Bankers ~ Nassau at. cone- LIBERTY st
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
4 QUARIAs. GOLDFISH. FISH AND PLANTS FOR
"A the Aquarium large and small Watch Doss t~o pet
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.
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AcIrY xUSTIox N4Er AND N. Y: TArrEasALlfs
cn1SIEs HEst ". of nAEsEHy sfHy yAccSssER. .ce ftn
REGULAR SALE eyerv Wednesday and SATURDAY.
oA4AIosgs ''S os:fE :Sid TSis 81 DIT. 'if'
TMOROUGBBREDS.
CAPTAIN MooRE; tho rssowned IL bay race stsllien.
Imported g;r.xn.s dam Jenny s.s, By i%psI.sd dl:
S nsh sa 80.
OF ADD ckorc sound and fast the wind saddler
TRoTTERs. RoADsrEEs. &c.
h ,snI "S s.r p aisns
trials close to 30 Is sod Of havng run
ago. has not been IL harness since; eosupresen owner
s,ssh ss .a
sas pounds; 1cxs,si weight Sa'I dn' driver and
T aREabSSTfS E;si S..s .s,.. siss Ind,
l5 high. old; One. stylish driver; has record OF
S.s ss-r ny Sxs ssssS d. ss by :.
record ord Of > ss and /. ~s;ran.sd Kind: "''' 'Ai ~
stylish and easy driver and any and every day 80
s T0ia aY ssn s osnS .nd &
ssfe reliable driver; can in 80, is warranted
'S ExrEH6RDNArY iae STYLISH bay Coupe Horse. iel
high years Old OF and style the
HpXSDsoME BAY Troiaa Mare TX hisa ycurs old
oanS and snS sa%sE uS close war
HSs d Srsd lsy ns,;%s s , A
ley s. got BY Ih9rnesse e. 40 dam BY son Of Bell
Top side S" and @ ssrns wsgSn oScn,ion TOP
phacton pole and shafts and Business Wagon all by John
Rokaways top side bar Road Wagon and 81 Others ali
TWENTY TRIMMED and un.rimpca Portland s,eshs.
LARGE LOT of Double and single Harness. iur Robes,
TWENTY ;NIXB o,he. Homes;
+Es Ntyst on s s'eSI Fl
snEES rKorrEks in tho country: 70 arrive ;o%sIsew marrow
up 20 sale Catalogues with ui descriptions now ready
cSk NTGkS% ffSI s2cSX a Is =, sas s X
OuGnBREps. Catalogues will be ready shortly. to be
lad at the Mart
M..snALs "A :. 8. s.LE.sY vETyE Or AN ExEcy
by pueo auction this day Saturday January IL ~
sssfs s'sss
be f %na ys ~a T"ses s Sy Csnn
Knox hs ere q Ca%ors record 9, 'ao Lndy Maud.
.ss dan 3. Ds.la~ay va, sorTsl e.li:i %elis
Mystic PARK DrsIsway wi.bou, as ns gated as
trotter living; is se.dy level ana straight iroter
2:ld known road hs llildre!h horse Also
psnnes &c Sale positive ram or snine By order Of
JoISP DjtGAS. Marsha '- . '''''. :, 0'D'' .
A CHEAPEST LOT EVER OFFERED BREWSTER
a S " So SSs' Ess. ''''
A THE CHEAPEST COMPLETE ROAD TURNOUT
AsvsT cersa COS. los. than Eve month; sine % over
In. hoSe and s'' IA GIVE %s si
sACRIFfCE.-2D BUSINESS AND DELIVERY
Awaroas, all sizes. $50 70 sl25: new. second hand
Business Wagons cheap. 220 Spring st.
AT ANY neutrality-suspicious. TOP LIGHT
Afour seat Wagon top Road Wagon. Phaeton. Harness.
sleghs. kobcs. all little used. 40 West 4lst st.
A BARGAIN FOR CAsii-Mcs ST REALIZE IMMEDI-
Antcly 500 Tor extension Family light;
seat. four persons with Of hno Harness; also kmba
Portland Gutter light S75. si1J: Depot hgon,
SOD cost S2sJ handsome Portland Sleigh four
persons, Pole ana shafts, siU cost S275 light Double
Harness. FY5 $40, sold to satisfy claim Ibis
Il all nearly Call for three days Cuo stable 100 East
18th ST., near Sd av. "
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DRY GOODS
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

CI0AK, MIsFIT, Trimmed WITH GRAPE LINED
Owh fur sell half price, cash would exchange
good household article. No. 419 9th av X. SUTrELS
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.
A .PoRTLAND CUTTER. PAfR BEAR ROBES.
Tlot,ss Ma, top Buggy sngs Do"es Harness eheAp
PROUGHAM. WITH POLE AND sHAPrs, AT A BAR
Osan In line order Can be at stable iOo West ass
COUPE s275: BREWSTER CLARENCE, 1925;
Landau. 500; Landsulet seoo top stivers rhneton,
Top Wagon Seo do. stn several sets double har-
ness; one English double do coupe Harness
WM II. 0RAY. 20 aud ~ woos,erst
CONTRACTORS WATERPROOF TOOL BOXES AND
GATHERS, So rortsudt. near Greenwich.
E'OR sALE-PowkRFUL TRUCK OR CART HORSE
LNOR SALE CHEAP-fwo HORSES. rwO EXPRhss
lGl Sullivan ST.
p DALEY: AUcTIoNhEn, WILL stLL. THIS DAY
at IL A. NJ. white Horse. to charges aud keep.
23 Elizabeth st. Nv order b. Gray
CLEIGHs HORSE BLANKETS. ROBEs. BELLS. 40.
OInnsnse indueemenss Biankets zoo upward; nine
sierhs &c a. SO Upward Buffalo Robes. iasd. &C. 10.
rom from aoe. ''-' Won 'Scii jSiiS xoosE 81 Warren !:
CPkCIALrY IN ROCKAwAYs
- In cloth and orOcco rnish
SECOND H4Np yEHIcLESS IL II, GkEAf GI =! pvARiEfY.
ANNUAL CIRCULATION. 1871
ns n"ta copies
10y -'f FROM wAsIiixGiiiiG;Ei' AND. ALBANY e'''''
srAcML SyAav pEsphTchEs &I'!.1S
ADVERTISING. 20C. LINE
c700 -sACRIrICE.-rlIIs DAY SPLENDID, NEW
%IvV.top Business Wagon; must DO Sold seen l2+
xl5O .ness cost s5is ,hrss months ago. also TOP foay
Phaeon black Boar Robe. very low. Apply 70 cosehman
stable l44 West 18th st.
DRY GOODS
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PRICE THREE CENTS


sCBJECT-MRs. FIzzLEBURY'S NEW GIRL.
SUBJECT-MRS. fIZzLEBURY'S NEW GIRL
SEATS AT PONDS 80 UNION SQUARE.
A FEW CHOICE SEATS PoR DE CokpovAs
Alecture for saie by w. II. STkATFORD, at McInsyret
drug store. Broadway and 18th st
OLYMPIC rnEATkB.
THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS.
January 10. ~ and IL.
GRAND GLADiAToRiAL ToURNAxENr
The grentest Blu of sport offered
THE FAMOUS WkESTLISB BEARS.
1hc best Of the Greco-komsn Wrestierk
COLLAR AND ELBOW WRESTLING.
BOXING FENCING.
Grand Challenge Hercules Acts.
A host Of Wrestling and Boxing Cotobritisa
IRA A. PAINE.
Champion Flying Shot OF tho World.
Special Purses offered In Wrestling Boxing aud Shootina
Competitions
Prices usual Admission, 25 oents reserved, 35 50
and 10 cents; gallery. lo cents
Box ofhce
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

MRS. sUsANNAH EVANS PECK WILL DELIVER
1lseture beters the womans Christian Temperance
pal Church. 4lst ST. near 9th Monday January H. al
7.45 p. NJ Al. welcome.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-23

TAKEN UP.-Deputy Sheriff Thorn
ton arrived home Wednesday night
from his trip TO the Territorial peniten-
tiary, at Seatco, where he left the three
prisoners. John H. Moss, Dan Linch
and Chinamau, who have been con-
fined in jail here for long time. Mr.
I. says he was much surprised at the
magnitude and convenience of the
penitentiary recently constructed by
Mr.. Billings. 1t is 100 feet in length
by about 36 feet in width. the Jail part
occupying the lower story, which is
divided up into thirty-six large cells.
capable of holding four men each. If
necessary. On the second floor is the
kitchen, dining room, was room, bath
room and quarters for the guards. The
building is within half mile of the
Northern Pacific road, and the timber
has been cut down, disclosing it to full
view of passengers on the passing
trains. The third story will be used
for workshops of various kinds. There
are now twenty-five prisoners IN the
institution. and Mr.. Billings will start
for the Walla Walla country next Mon
day. expecting 10 bring back some
fifteen or twenty convicts from that
locality, to add to his already numerous
gang. Houses are going up all around
the new prison and Seatco bids fair to
soon become quite little place. Mr..
thornton visited the coal mines there
Also and describes the quality of the
coal as being very much like the pro
duct OF our Seattle mine. There is
seam running through the Seatco beds
however. that is different from any
thing which he had ever before seen
.Digglng out piece from this seam. he
touched lighted match to it. and to
MS surprise 1t Immediately ignited aud
burned like a candle. He procured
large chunk of this coal and brought 1t
home with him.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-23

PASSENGER LIST. - The Dakota,
which left San Francisco on Aug. Doth
for the Sound, brings the following
passengers Port Townsend-Mrs Tai.
lentine, Adam Dean, Miss s Bingham
Henry Newhall. Seattle r Irving
VIM Henderson, A Hess, Capt j W
Foster and wife. Mrs ID III Hill snd
daughter. inez Estrada, c Jennings
II Schenckogle, wife and three children
j Jack, Townsend. + Detrick, wife
and two children, w Blakeslee, w u
Cation, NJ Garnitz. Jas Mckewett, w
j Schion, wife and daughter, b Z Kelly,
III Matur, wife and infant, Mrs Julia
Slassen and two children, j Ford, Mrs
Powers and son. For Tacoma-Samuel
Harris, Judge Field and wife, Miss
Swearinger and maid, John Halles-
worth. ID Gross, w Cradlebaugh, g II
Cradlebaush. Fer Olympia - Mr.:
Hoffman. Miss Hoffman. w Coffered
Lieutenant Cbernens.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-23

DEAD.-On the 9Th of this month, a
young man named Frank Kimball, en-.
ployed on the Seattle & Walla Walla
Railroad trains as brakeman. it will be
remembered. was damned between the
bunkers and the moving cars at New
castle. and severely crushed. His
friends thought it would be better 10
let him remain where he was than 10
bring him to this city. Reports have
continually come from that place that
he was Improving fast and would be
around in a few weeks again. Iester-
day afternoon IL was rumored on the
streets here that he had suddenly
turned for the worse, and was lying in
very critical condition when the one
O'clock train left. His friends waited
anXionsly for the six o'clock train. some
OF them going out in the afternoon to
learn the truth or falsity of these re-
ports. He was alive. and hope once
more sprang up that he might recover !;
out on the arrival of the SIX o'clock
.1aln the news came that he had
oreathed bis last. Deceased was a
native of Ohio. about thirty four years
u age, and has two sisters aud a
ototaer living in Columbus. He has
a'aay warm friends in this community,
saa lisa relative of our respected towns
aa d, l.. Yesler. His remains will
n.a brought TO this city to-day, and will
F'ooAoiy be buried to- morrow.
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The District Court,

VIM Duvan Us B Roberts. Dis.
missed at plaintiffs cost.
Ecj"k 4 E1S'r0r, ra';ve Of Sweden
and thas. Sui bach, a native Of Ger.
many, were admitted 10 L ) citizenship.
Indictments were presented on the
part of the United States "a follows
Against Lew Livingston, for counter
feltlng, altering ana having in posses
sion certain forged and counterfeit coin:
against Michael Neunan for smuggling.
and against James Gardner aud James
Wcstman for selling liquor to Indians.
I ID Young, guardian of the Weaver
heirs, vs. K Robbins ct al. Continued
on motion of defendants counsel. at
cost of plaintiff.
r Jacobus VS. g a Meigs. Dis
missed at plaintiffs cost.
Crawford and Harrington vsE A
Thorndyke. Judgment for plaintiff S
in the sum of $242 60.
II L Yesler VS. W Pinnell. Default
and judgment FOR 1914 so.
Smith and Borst VS. " T Hawkins.
Default, and judgment for $3.50 80.
VIM Waugh VS. W S Wiggin. De-
fault, and judgment for 1899 rs.
Crawford and Harrington VS. W
Pinnell Default, and judgment for
1927 So.
ID Miller vs. W II Gillian. Default,
and judgment for $26S 80.
Koenigsbcrger Brothers VS. c w
Moore: Default, and judgment for
1929 80
Geo II Smith VS. Wiggin & Fox.
Default. aud judgment for 1862 81.
The following cases will be disposed
of to- day:
Ills James Sharkey ct al VS. James
VI C0lman. Contract.
TAB Englebrect. Fox & Co VS. Moore
& Neill. Account.
1914 University of the Territory of
Washington vs John Martin ct al.
177S VI s Booth vs. Chas Bowden.
Account.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-23

SHIPPiSG.-Tbe ship Yosemite, from
Seattle, Coquimbo, from Madison, bark
James Chester, from Gamble and the
schooner L, Gironde, from Blakely.
arrived in San Francisco on the Dist.
The Tidal Wave will sail for the Sound
on the Both, the Excelsior on the 25th,
and the Modoc sailed for this port on
Wednesday The barks Montana and
Oakland are taking on goods for the
Sound and will sail as soon a. loaded.
The ship Shirly sailed for Tacoma aud
the bark Gem of the Ocean arrived at
Frisco on Tuesday.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.


W Corchran, Black RiverC Hughes and wife
John Robinson, ReDton Philadelphia
Fl Cernphill, Oakland p Byrns Boston
Frank Leonard, Boston L Blsckman do
Miss Carter. New YorkMiss Miller do
q Edwick. Port Gamble Miss Blanchard, do
Mr. Miller and fourJohn Blanchard. do
children. Tacoma Frank Picque. Molten
Ed Wilson, st Louis Mrs Mason and child,
Miss NJ Nolan. Pueblo Molten, lis.
Geo French, Portland
AMERICAN HOUSE.
Reilly, Townsend Ed Walsh. Newcastle
Ed smythes, Renton Dan Boyle, Tacoma
PChild do Williams, do
WI Gordon. La ConnorM Howes, do
G II Lisk. Sksgit Miss Holland. WILDLY I
John u DAILY, Frisco Thomas. Portland
Mr. Bedsop, Lake ULion Whsan. do
Gilmore do Richards. Tenino
WIN Bishop, Cal.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
W A Oliver. Stsnwood John RUSSELL, Clifton
+ Kennedy, Portland J Bouake, do
Mrs Jones 4 child, Sky tThos Cain, Ludlow
W Phillips, Blakely E G. Rockwell. do
T O'Hars, do d Taylor, Fall City
Sinclair, do W A Pratt, San Francis o
P PaddeH, Talbot B Fisk, do
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-23

DELAY.-Thc southern bound train
on the Northern Pacific road, last We'd
nesday, met with an accident by break
ing one of the eccentrics of the engine,
aud lay Oh the track i'll a helpless con.
dition until picked up by the train
bound rorth few hours after. The
disabled train was towed to a station
and placed on a side track where she
was repaired. This stoppage delayed
the train coming this way about two
hours. After running on, when near
Lake View station, car load of char
coal was found to be on fire and burn
ing vigorously. The train was again
brought to halt, and another half
hour taken in extinguishing tue flames.
thus making the cars two hours and @
half late in reaching Tacoma. \ dis
patch was received in this city that the
mail would not be here until eleven
O'Clock that night. but it was nearer
twelve when the Otter arrived.
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PRoGREssIyE COUNTY. - Whitman

PROGRESSIVE COUNTY. - Whitman
county is progressing rapidly in growth
and importance. From the best data
at hand we learn that the resources of
that county have more than doubled
themselves during the year. The tax
able property amounts TO $500. 900. and
the population numbers over four
thousand. There are about twenty.
four thousand acres of land under cult
vation. aud 1880 cattle, $4,000 sheep,
5000 horses, four Touring mills, four
steam saw mills, and four water power
mills ia that comfy.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-23
DlII,Y INTELLIGENCER.
Friday. August %, 1878.

ASSAULT, ROBBERY AND MURDER
The Portland dailie' contain long ac-
Ifs Of the most atroc;ou- -sault,
ohharv and murder ever perpetrated
fooD me Pacific coast. The particulars
uP'a ahout as follows: Tuesday morn
are abont nine o'clock two men entered
ils lawn broker shop of Mr.. O'Shea,
~. ~ Washington street. After bargain
=, With him for some blankets, they
m him. and while at the safe TO get
"a change, one of the ruffins struck
I'm W stunning blow on the head with
:. w. ron bar. and the trio proceeded TO
90 through the store, taking all the
;sxelrv OF any value and a large sum
mnnev from the safe. Parties out
lido heard the noise of the blow which
NJ O'Sbea had received, and seeing
he burplars taking the jewelry from
the show windows, Immediately gave
tho alarm to the police officers. One
- the officers stopped in front OF the
s.ore sending the other to guard the
,sa, BEFORE reaching the rear OF the
building the desperadoes discovered
their detection, and made their escape
through a back window. not stopping
~ take ont the sash before doing; so.
Tbev then entered large dry goods
store and walked straight through, to
the great CONSERVATION OF the clerks,
who did not understand the strange
performance. They soon reached the
Street. one of them carrying valise
which contained the plurder Up the
street they sped. followed by the two
officers, who were unar ned. The chase
continued for about half or three
quarters of mile, the robbers each with
o six-shooter in hand, and walking at
a rapid pace. At length the officers
came up pretty close, when the hind
man with the valise turned and fired
at one of them. He missed his aim,
but shot a man named Louis Joseph,
fourteen years Of age, who was passing
by. through the heart, killing him in
SANITY. There stood delivery wagon
on the street in front of store Just
ahead of them. The horse standing
without being tied. In the wagon the
three desperadoes jumped. and the
horse was whipped into gallop. When
in the suburbs of the city they dis
mounted from their conveyance, and
soon reached the woods, disappearing
from view. The alarm was soon raised
rewards offered. and at last accounts
guards were stationed all along the
roads and paths. and the woods were
being secured in search of the three vii
lsins. Mr.. OShea is lying in critical
condition from the effects of three
heavy blows which he received on the
head with the iron bar. The funeral. of
young Joseph took place on Wednesday.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-23

pOIsONED.-It has been habit of
the Indians on the Sound as far back as
We have any account, to eat a sort of
bivalve which grows on piles, and on
sandy spIts, known as mussels A few
weeks ago white man at Port Town
send ate few of these shell fish, and
soon turned very sick and came near
dying. Now the account comes from
Port Discovery that n party of Indians
have been poisoned from the same
cause, some Of whom have already died,
and the others are suffering terribly.
This seems strange, as the Indians have
considered the mussels good food from
time immemorial, but the whites never
did take kindly to the "critter."
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-23

esEAP LIGHT.-The Seattle Com
fA'y have reduced the price of gas
"Oa seven to five dollars per thousand
s'' We consider this wise move, as
;a, VIII DC the means Of bringing gas
ga az more general use by our citizens.
"a ,s,ohsummation devoutly to be wish
~. as every dollar kept at home in
patronage of heme enterprise helps TO
Improve times aud local business.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-23
SCANDINAVIAN CoLoYY.-A meetir

SCANDINAVIAN CoLoNY.-A meeting
was held on Wednesday, at Bonanza
Hall, SOC Market street, San Francisco,
of persons of Danish birth who desired
to take part in a colonization scheme
for Washington Territory. The ar
rargement is to send committee to
select tract of 10000 acres of arabic
land in good locality. None will be
admitted TO the colony but honest and
industrious men. Great pains will be
taken TO exclude land 2rabbers and I'M
prlncipled schemers. The roll Is still
open for signatures. Though Scsndina-
vans are preferred, no one will be de-
/. barred on account of races +. Post,
l.th INST
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-23

NEW GRAIS.-This years crop of
grain is beginning to come into market
The first lot we have seen came up on
the Libby, and people whe use Star
Mills -four will soon have an opror-
tunity of testing its quality. as ten tons
went 10 Mr.. Buzby's mill.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-23
Wharf street, Victoria.

CALL on j. A. MCPHER for Cigars,
Tobacco, Pipes and Cutlery. He keeps
the best supply in the city and sells at
the cheapest rates. Customers may be
supplied at either wholesale or retail.
Stand in S. Kenny's merchant tailoring
establishment, Commercial street. Sc
attic, W. T. myl7 diff