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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-13
.o,-Now that the diphthsr.
- The country. creating such
-. IN Walla Walla, up

-, Iar.-Now that tns oipptner
I'D ,he country. creating such
= s,voic in walla Walla' up
=. ,;,s, and in many other locali-
''is n y, Territory, it will be a good
: = ~ ~ parties in authority here to
!, =. - The sewerage and cleanliness OF
: ~ \, il i Kept up to the a.sndard. in
fa', r.. We may avert the fearful
90 .; 'u breaking out in Seattle.
~ ! one matter which should re-
a ;m !, attention. and that is
:" al - The foot Of Washington and
~ u. .,,.et,. 20 we'll as other streets
M .h .h;cb sewers are conducted to
Z ~ s..eb. the filth and offal of the
I. !. aired to and deposited at the
FL. .dge. where it remains and ac-
aides. Anyone passing these To-
|.,,i,., espseislIy when the tide - out.
IT, !, aucs reminded of a slaughter
=. a. something worse. In fact the
.,s.b |, perfectly uubearable often
- "a All this nuisance could be abst-
i !, extending the sewers further out
\, ,bs vatsr, 40 that the filth be
Ia Of BY the ebbing of the tide,
T.a n heing washed back on the
Ii to dscsy and breed disease and
|xispcs among our people.
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CoNCoRDIA WINE AND BEER HALL,
Mill street. Seattle. W. T., is just open
ed and newly fitted I'D. where you will
find the best Wines. Liquors. Beer and
Cigars. Excellent Lunch. and the best
Of accommodations TO all that visi. this
first class saloon. have also Just re.
ceived lot of san Francisco Lager
Beer from the United States Brewery.
the best in the market, which l will
cell A. ) cents O glass or % cents per
quart. Come and try it.
al5d&wtf VIRUS ScuMID, Prop.
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Miss Clara Louise Kellogg.

Proceeding Miss Kellopg's concerts
the newspapers teemed with favorable
notices. extracts from the. press, and
testimonials from the late President
Lincolp and others. reminding people
of the power Of voice possessed by one
America's sweetest s,nge:s. II your
confidence be secured by such adver.
tiscments. why shake the head and
doubt while reading the testimonials
of positive cures effected by DIR.
Pierce's Favorite Prescriptions 1t is
nonsense for ladies afflicted with the
diseases and weaknesses peculiar to
their sex to continue 70 suffer. or 20
submit to the harsh and canstic treat
ment now in vogue. The Favorite
Prescription is sold by druggists under
positive guarantee to cure
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-13

University cADE1s.-Throuch Gov.
Fa'y these cadets have received forty
'''d new guns, the old ones having
x s turned q over to . military company
sa.e River during the Indian ex-
al saea'. After On examination, the
0v,ng were declared the officers of
y. .asn'ngton Territory University
'ss I, L T Anderson, l.t Lieut.;
:! Clymer. "a Lieut.; Henry Deter
~ sergeant; VIM Huggins, I'd
uu VIM Calhoun. Sd Sergeant;
a ~. 50 Sergeant; Oliver Ander !
VA. ~ sefsesnt. Corporal.-Ronald
10 chss Plimpton. Ely Robin
- Geo Judson. The COMPANY is
sauns tor uniforms. and the bovs
ruen! very creditable appear
s0sa ?. they come out in their new
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FINISHED UP-The force Of carpen-
ters under /. N. Bigelow moved their
tools from the Sulii block last even
ing. having finished work on that inc
building, which Is now ready for occu.
pancy. They go to work to-day on q
handsome barn to I've constructed for
Capt. Geo. d. Hill. in the rear of MS
residence in the upper part of town.
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finEs-It is no wonder that the
aaphers is dark with smoke, for we
sn thu! the timber on the north side
ls Columbia River is in flames for
aia IN extent, and that houses, fences
n sood, besides thousands of acres
/ timber are being consumed at the
resent time. There was n destructive
IMaasn.ion ia the city Of Portland .
~ days ago, also. which destroyed a
~ u wooden boildings at the corner
\ tfont and Ash streets. All this sd-
|'sd 70 the various fires raging in our
N" ier'ycs!, md is it strange that
LIE atmosphere b thus heavy with
nose. A good shower o: rsia nov
'lli have the desired eject.
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PREMIUM LISTS The King County
Industrial Associatian have had their
premium list printed on BALI newspaper
sheets. and any one desiring ore will
be accommodated by applying to Secre-
tary Scott. We would suggest that
they be left at some of the most public
places in our city for distribution.
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In JUSTICE SNyDER's COuRT.-A
jury trial took place in Justice Snyder's
court yesterday. and was about as fol-
lows: Michael Welch charged Cbas.
Custer with assault ard battery. A jury
was empanneled aud after hearing the
testimony, brought in verde. against
the plaintiff for the costs of the action.
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'.lDAY tue revival meetings
as'e been in operation in our
'ns past two weeks. under the
OF an Eastern Evangelist,
=. NJ ", dsowp, were closed. Nj.
~ I y. : good tslker. and being
h NY y me united choirs of our
~ . IN drawing crowded
3 40 goes from here 10 Wslla
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STREET IMPROVEMENTS. - Contrac-
tors will DO we'll to read the advertise
ment in this issue. calling for bids for
the Improvement Of Commercial street.
The time for closing of bids has been
extended to Saturday the 14th. at
Gp NJ
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~ s'AAEScED. - For several
49, Page the contractor to do the
Is ! "a tue beach line Of the s. 4
i : i, 4. ha: had : forcs of eight
.. ~, ~ woods along the road get .
Ii W., necessary timbers for the
|s,,h;, ..., mas now commenced in
y, b,s .,,Oo'ns and viii BE- pushed
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" -. !" HNShNs
Wharf street. Victoria. B. G.

CALL ON j. A. McPHEE 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
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MlLLiNERy.-Mrs. Ada Blackmau is
going to Frisco for o ne~ stock OF
millinery goods. They will bs selected
b the lady herself, and in connection
she intends to keep = full line OF bat
blocks Of the latest Fall styles. and
will bleach and press at the usual price.
Experienced workwomen in this line
will be employed.
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e~ THE Fountain Beer Hall. Front
street, next TO the North Pacific Brew
cry. Is the largest and finest in tho city.
Ali kinds of Beer. Ale and Porter for
sale. Lunch from nine to one o'clock
every dsy; also. fine lunches to order.
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~ For the finest picked pigs feet
i'll town, Schweitzer case. ssrdiRes. or
anchovies. go to Vanity Fair. where the
coolest beer i'm town is to be had.
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kl.,,. lev days ago we stated
s,a :, sa,l1arn Was lying danger
Z - !, ~ hahsr's house, up whit.
shias.esa We now learn
Ak ma This bereaved family
! N h. o. their number during
%aresnss weeks. The deceased
-. psctlvsly nine. eleven and
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-13

Buy your groceries At I. Lyls's. tas
cheapest house in tha city. Ou'ck 'a'e'
and small profits is my motto
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. AT VICTORIA
Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail to stop at the Occidental Hotel. It
is the first hotel from the steamboat
landing; is fire proof has good accom-.
mediation for families. and as good
meals as any house in the city. ut only
81 90 per day.
WM JENSEN,
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SHERMAN HYDE & Co. Pacific Coast
Agents. Also agents for the celebrated
Estey and Standard Organs. For Sheet
Music and Brass Instruments. address
SHERMAN, HYDE & Co.,
aug3l -d&wly San Francisco.
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49, There are now one
49, 'ess asuss on til. roll :.
ss. y, end seldom more than
-. q. :. hat DO no. answer to
xl /, I'M la,s speaks we'll for the
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OYsTERs.-Tbe first oysters of the
season at the Saddle Rock.
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EASTERN OATMEAL for sale at
Chilberg Brothers.
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FREsn OYSTERS served Al the Mai
son Iloree from this date.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
CON BY Express OR MAILi
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHINGToH, Tuesday, July %, 1873.
The subscriptions TO the per cent loan to-day were
$1,O77,70O
The AJtorney-General has decided that under the
new Army b retired officers not entitled to allow
for fuel
The suit of Pond West. of Portchester, N. Y,
against W. c. Lawson OF Brooklyn n y relative TO the
priority of invention OF web Of shrting which is
printed indelbe colOrs in sections the exterior lines
of all the to the construction of SHIRT
OF any OF several different Sizes, decided to-
day by the Commissioner of Patents in favor OF W. c.
Lawson,
British Minister at the Capital, dated the 17th nst
stating that has been instructed by the Marquis Of
Salisbury to inform this Government that proposed
to hold an International Exhibition in Sydney, New
South Wales in August 1879 under the sanction OF the
Government of thar Colony. prospectus OF the pro
posed exhibition accompanies the Minister'S note.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24

has thrown that chance away. Is it dip
lomatic triumph which leaves England once
more isolated in Europe, without one
friend but her interesting client, the Turk
Between England and Turkey political solidarity
is henceforh established and it is probable that by
this Treaty the existence of the most oppressive
and corrupt Government in the world may be pro-
longed. That also may seem to Lord BeacOnsfeld
q triumph.
This is must add debating the question on very
low ground. 1t matters little whether you call it
triumph for England, and still less whether
it be or be not a triumph for Lord
Beaconsfield. / have scarcely touched the most
momentous question of all the probable effect
of this treaty on the future of England The man
ner IN which this new departure has been taken
marks one of the last stages in the transition from
Parliamentary to personal government-which does
not imply that the transition will ever be
complete. Lord Beaconsield is mortal, after all.
But the treaty will not die with him, nor is it easy
to say how remote a generation may not feel the
burden no has laid the Empire. The
responsibilities he assumes as vast as they
are vague. and complete conception of
them can come but slowly. Enough of them
are already visible and comprehensive to fill sober
minds with alarm. One of them alone might have
made anybody but Lord Beaconsfied pause
in his mad ambiton-ths, namely, that
to avert possible danger to the from
tiers of India from foe 1000 miles away,
he has with one stroke of the pen carried those
threatened frontiers to the Russian border. month
ago. the Hmalayas and other vast natural obstacles
divided Russia from India, but to-day India begins
with what is left of Armenia. For if the Treaty OF
ConstantinOple means anything, 1t means that
henceforward England and Turkey are to stand or
fall together. q. w. $.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
4 PxDLERS RhTENGE FOR An INSULT
CRUSHING DRUNKEN MANS HEAD WITH A BOARD
EXCITING PURSUIT OF THE AssAILANT
IN 49, IonInr i,, lirlc rnailinn

CRUSHING DRUNKEN MANS HEAD WITH BoAsD
EXCITING PURSUIT OF THE AssAILANT.
Daniel =. Foster, a dealer in birds, residing
at No. West Third-s walking down Allen-st with
friend yesterday, at 430 y. IN. Both men, according
20 people who them, were somewhat unher the hu-
eoce of ouor Just below stanton-st clam-peders cart
attracted their notice, and In passing Foster maze some
remark about the vehicle and the three men
occupyingI An abusive answer followed by other
dersive remarks which enraged tho peder that lie
iumued 10 the sidewalk aud offered to fight the two men,
Fosiers companion made resistance but was DIS
abed by a kick In the abdomen While he was strug-
cling ON the sidewalk the yender seized the heavy seat
board from the wagon, aud raising IL WIN potn haus
brought It down upon Fosters nead euge"nS STd I'M
such force that his skull was Dr0keh anu the "ouo"
man fell unconscious III the street; ,.., - ,oooo
the fight began and ended in so briei space
of time nat Il mad scarcely attracted passing hOuee
from rho bystanders. The fatal blow was wllheSsed
hoveyer by number or shopkeepels anu III iloIhet
hundreds crowded the street ana sezeu tno ca. VIII ,
the wounded man was borne to ncighDOilng drugstore
and medical aid WIS summoned The pedler ana tue
two men occupying the wagon with bi made vigorous
cris io escape aud beat of those who endcny0red 10
prcyent their hight Mr.. Hardcasc. stailbuilder who
had witnessed the light from Ills shOp on tho oPposl.o
side of the street threw the horse Dy oNG
nent and ran for policeman TO arrest Tao peulei' III
his nsence the pedlcr aud his companions succeeded III
freeing themselves the crowd ana bringing Tue
hors, 10 tS feet, drOYe rapidly down 10 housOsl, @
sued NV a yelling crowd. Two policemen. jumping lDto
uassIng wagon joined In the pursuit. Tue peuleI was
Oyertaken IN Ayenue-C and arrested Whc prousht W
the EidrIgr Street Satou-hOuse lac gave MS name as
Nioaa Onir and said that he resided at NO 81 ave
mn, ID HIS manner surly ana he retiseu 10 speak,
nxcent through counsel. lie was locked up III cell
me woundcd man WAS taken to Cnambers street HOS
pital The doctor said last nght that thS paen, was -
much the influence OF liquor tna 10 "1s ISL ii &
more severely Injured had recovered, the physcsh ue
elared Coroner WOltman, who Is friend oi Foster,
cae during the evening att hoSpai 10 nurc ""ou
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN TURKEY.

Advices received here Indicate that the con-
centration OF Turkish troops behind Mtrovtza and Noyi
Bazaar continues. The object is not known.
LONDON, Tuesday, July 23 1873.
Reuters telegram from Constantinople says Prince
Iabanoff the Russian Ambassador, has re-
ceiyed no instructions in regard TO the occupa-
ton of Batum but states that the Russians will over
come the resistance Of the Lahs II the Turkish
forces retire. The evacuation OF the forts around
shnmla Continues The Turks st promise to surrender
ths nlace as soon as e Russians eyacuato the positions
they hold near COnstantinOple.
TIeak pasha with 10, 600 troops will proceed at On
early day 10 Armenia punish the Kurds and retstab
lisn order and security.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24

October next and the interest will cease that day
The following are the descriptions of the bonds:
001 20 G900o both iuclnsiye S10o-Nos ia 0Ol to
117000 both inclusive; $500-NOs. 79,5O1 TO $4,000
Goth inelusiyei SlOO0-Sos d450O1 to l5l,Ooo both
Registered bonds "redeemabe at the pleasure OF the
United states alter the 1st day Of july 1870" S5oI
TO 1880, both iEelusive $5O0-Nos 1O,551 TO 10000
both inclusive; 81 ooooNos 35,2oI 10 3545 both In
$lOO00-NOs. 1s464 10 19,050, both inclusive; total
registered. S2,5OO,000. Aggregate S5000.OO0.
CIGARMAKERs DEFYING LAW.
A number of cigar manufacturers, who are
at the time retail dealers in Baltimore, have de
eded TO disregard the late order OF Commissioner Raum
directing the erection Of partition between the
featuring and the retail portions of their establishments
and some OF them proceeding TO break down the
titOns already built The Commissioner, acting under
the advice OF the Attorney General will proceed TO
force the law construed the Department This IS
not disregard the part OF the Treasury Department
OF the decision rendered by the Judge Of the United
States District Court in Baltimore the suit which he
tried and decided criminal suit and could not be
appealed to the higher courts. The Attorney General
Vho W
ton OF the law until decision can be reached by hs
court OF last resort, and this Impossible In the
Sdhe as presented 70 ne ClStct court Olher cares VIII
be made up immediately and carried until final de-
clslOn can be reached.
COIN BY EXPRESS OR MALI
1t was ascertained at the Post Office De-
partment to-day that efforts are beng made by the
supentendcnts of the various express companies Of the
country to induce the railroad officials TO reduce their
rates in order that cheaper transportation OF coin may
be offered the Government we'll the public at large
tits expected that meeting of railroad managers will
be held to consider the matter Postm serGeneral
Key to-day said that although decision had yet been
reached the proposition made by Treasury officials,
with the wishes of the Treasury providing 1t could do
so without violating existing law,
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
REPORTS FROM THE AGENCIES.

ALARM IN MONTANA ABOUT THE FIATHEADs-THE
AGESr or THE SPOTTED TAILS BAND TRYING
TO PREVENT Az EsCAPADE.
WAsHISGToN. July 23.-The June report
hon the Indian Agency at Flathead Montana says that
the past month has been very prOptouB, the CLOUDY
weather and copiOus showers rendering 1t unnecessary
thus far for the Indians to rg tie the growing crops
which are looking we'll The citizens OF the county are
greatly apprehensiye OF a general uprising OF the
Indians owing 10 the troubles among the Bannacks'
Wild rumors are published In the Territorial press 10
the effect that the spokanes and other tribes OF the
Columbia River and surrounding country are dissats
fed with negotiations going on with them ana con
template taking the wal.path No fears are entertained
by The AGENT tnat the Indians on his reservation VIII
Join the spokaDcs IL trouble should occur although they
are nearly related and intermarrled
The Indian agent at the Crow Reservation, In mon
taua reports that the Crows manifest loyal spirit ana
prefer 10 cooperate with the whites aud fight all Their
eneus but they are very much opposed to control by
sbe militia.
The Commissioner OF Indian Affairs hls Seceived the
fGlowng letter from Special Agent Pollock at tne
ePoteo Tail Agency ID. T., dated July 10
slR Affairs are less hopeful than when yon leIt
Many Of le young men nave determined To 20 O-inOi
WITH tie nsy,c" ana asistanee OF SPOT and " Two
hliAe" called my assistance what ~ known as @ @ino
Fox Band OF Indian soldiers, numbering ABOUT oOo
.eh These patIOiliug the camp, ana VIII Ie.
taih The restless long as DOS iDle oPok - nSio ~
tan hold the CAMP order TO secure Tie ashlsnce oi
thte s0dier :" have ISSUED to them, Without author
ny twO head Of cattle and must pertoi ce continue
y do &C, they may demand their. ask your ap
lgoyE issue, must continue 10 ASK your az
tioyal 0i whatever / may Lave TO issue w
aef siiii ar circumstances. In Tue meantilhe, IL II
Jon Lave any ambitious applicant Tor agency DonoIs
u,af Lod hIm back NV account. III, h9NeFor,
'as stay with them. send forward yOnf suplhee-
tfeayy The beef-and will keep them t0gether, even
,hfg should have 70 take the herd and follow them
Dtpeidlug you for prompt action, feinaH ue"i
az yOuf Obcaient servant, go, -.
The report for June from the Grand Ronde (oregoW
Agetey that the Indians that reservation 90
lttympathize with the hostile warriors butremain loyai
ahd obc tent and attend 10 their business as usual
indian Agent stOwers OF the Lemhl Agency in idaho'
his report for the month OF June, says; "Notwith-
Sanding all ruuiOfs to the contrary have Kept the
.nians friendly aud quiet II has been very annoying
% hear such false uors circulated have not discoy-
rd any purpose or disposition the part OF the In
sahs 10 become hostile"
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
IONORs FOR THE RI1IsH MINISTER'S

LONDON. Tuesday, July 23. 1873.
In leading editorial article this morning on
the bestowaI of the Garter upon Lord Beaconsed. The
Times says The highest social distinction which could
be bestowed by the Sovereign is thus added 10 the
pause which Lord Beaeonsed has won from the coun-
try at large"
Tie freedom OF the City OF London will be conferred
upon Lords BeacOnsfeld and Salisbury on the 81 OF
August. Immediately before the Ministerial banquet at
the Mansion House.
TIE CARRIER AWAITS MR.. LAYARDs RETURN.
IBY TELEGRAPH TILE TRBUNE.l
LONDON. Tuesday. July %. 1873
The Queen has conferred the Order of the
Garter upon Lord Salisbury. This order and further
hoDors await the return Mr. Layard from CONSTANT
nODle.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
TURKEYS DEMANDS.

LONDON, tuesday, July 23, 1873.
Renter dispatch from Constantinope declares that
numerous petitions have been received from Bosnia ask
ing for protection against Austrian occupation.
The Porte demands that 1t be permitted TO retain the
civil administration of the province. The negotiations
with Austria are at standstll. The Porte intends to
maintain Its objections.
ARCHDUKE JOHN sALVAToR IN COMMAND.
Intelligence has been received from Brod. the Boz
nian frontier that detachment Of Austrian pioneers
crossed the River last Saturday to prepare for the
construction Of bridge. They were well received by
the Turkish officers and local authorities.
The Archduke John Salvador Of Tuscany mas been ap-
pointed the command of division OF the army OF Oc-
culatiOn This appointment Is believed 10 have some
connection with future administrative arrangements.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
THE NATIONAL PARTY.
TWO STATE CONVENTIONS.

A NOISY MEETING AT SYRACUSE WHICH ENDS IN
sPLIT--A SECOND CONVENTION TO BE HELD
THE OHIO NATIONALS ADOPT PLATFORM.
The State Convention of Nationals met at
Syracuse yesterday and chose Mr. Ferguson
as temporary chairman. After long and
excited contest, all of the four New-York
delegations were entirely thrown out
of the Convention, and the latter then
went off and resolved to hold con-
vention of their own. The Nationals did
not complete their work. In Ohio, the Nation
ais adopted platform framed by Samuel f.
Cary, and nominated Andrew Roy for
Secretary of State The platform de-
nounces almost all the financial
acts passed by Congress during and since the
war, and makes many demands IN the name
of the wor1ingmen. A movement favoring re-
pudiation was silenced by speech from Cen
eral Cary.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
THE SAVINGS BANKS PROPOSE COOPERATION.
nII IRnmNKl

SARATOGA, July 23.-There VIII DE meet
, a, savipps bapk officials In the Town Hall to-mor
row 10 form New-YOrk Savings Bank Association 10
look after the interests OF those institutions aud secure
intelligent cooperation in regard to matters concerning
which cooperation is desirable. score oil representa-
lives OF the banks in town tonight, ana an at
tendance OF 100 Is talked Of for tomorrow some OF ne
ented nut several others hold aloo from the movement
Addresses will made by General Moodford Governor
Hartranft, OF Pennsylvania, ex-MayOr nshxt, ~ VI
Brooklyn E. G. sprague, OF Buffalo Bradford khodes'
and Roswell Hart