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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-26
IIIAWATHA,S WOOING.

At the doorway of his wigwam sat M
ancient Arrowmaker-cslled for short,
Badly Sours-making srrow-hea Of
jasper, or, what he said was jasper,
though on that point there is q question
IN the minds of those who purchased,
who came for miles and niles to pur-
chase. At his side sat Minnohsha. sat his
daughter Laughing Water. plating
mats of flags AID rushes to take down
into tho village and swap off unto the
merchants for a few iim-cracks and tin
cans to adorn her lovely person. He
was thinking as he snt there OF the days
when with such arrows he bad chased
the deer and bison on .he Muscoday, tho
meadow, chased them up and down the
meadow. and then saw them scud fast
from him. She was thinking of hun
ter from another tribe and nation.
young and tall and quite a masher,
who, one morning i'll the springtime.
came to buy her dsddys arrows, and,
departing, smiled upon her. saying.
You're the squaw for me- Dressed
he was, and all in blankets Of the color
OF the rainbow, and bis hair was full Of
feathers, feathers of the goose. the wa.
wa and the cock-a-doodle-doo. Through
their thoughts they heard a footstep.
heard rustling in the branches. and
with painted nose and forehead sud-
denly from out the wildwood H,awatha
stood before them. And tho msiden
leered up at him. leered up from her
Spok NJ ruahao ocrakchal he. no.l ...l
spake unto HIM Bully boy I'm glad
to see your
After many years of warfare, thus
began young Hiawatha, speaking to
the Arrow maker. many years of strife
and bloodshcd. there is peace between
the Jsyhawks and the tribe Of the Gin
wizzlers. snd then he added, speaking
slowly: That this peace may last for.
over, and our hands DO clasped more
closely, and our hearts be more united,
give me rs my wife this maiden, Min
hehaha what .you-call her. and I'll give
you sixteen gallons Of fire. water; fire.
water that will make you git right up
and howl tremendous, make your hair
stand on end, stand like quilts on q
hedgehog. make you dance and sing
and holler fire-wster that is better
than the hottest aquafortis.' And the
ancient Arrow maker spakc up briskly
and made answer Heaven bless you
my dear cbildren' And in less than
sixty minutes by the watch. tho ancient
Arrow. maker was rip.roaring, staving
blind; or, TO draw it eighty milder,
he was fuller than goose fuller than
the goose, the wawa; and his children
had gone westward to grow up with the
country.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROYA! R R6*DER
Absolutely Pure.
Absolutely Pure.

sold
rboghs ha
ard
cau.
the York Beard .Hearha dsah
n
The daily gazette., 1879-09-08
TIL E RABER MURDER.
ONE CHANCE MORE FOR THE CON
DEMNrD.

ONE CHANCE MORE FOR THE con-
DEMNrD.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. z, 1879.
IA writ of error has been issued in the
case of Isra,l Brandt ami Josiah Hum
mel two of the murderers OF Joseph Ra-
txr in Lebanon county, the necessary
papers barely reaching this city in time
ID give the cu'pr,ts a chance to bs heard
b-tore the Supreme Court. The pro-
ihouotary of the Supreme Court for the
" esiern dish 10. has been II 9ti tied Of The
action taken, and arguments in the cases
will be heard on the iirst Monday in De-
to6er at Piltsburg. AS the murderers
;,Ie not to be ex Gated until November
4, the decision will be made before the
tme fix for the hanging, and recall
of the death warrant Rendered unneces-
sary unless tho conclusion of the Su-
preme Court should hc III favor of the
condemned
No Application has been made for
wit of error in the cases OF Charles
Drews and Frank Stickler as both have
confessed connection with the drowning
OF Joseph Raber. Brandt and IA ummel,
who io.eutly made statements protesting
their iunocence, hal au Insurance. OF
about $1,000 ON Raber's life, aud Drews
was employed b. them to commit the
murder. Drews after~ard induced
Strickler To a slst hin. Il the rhine by e.
fcring him Sl00.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-08
FALL RIVERS LABOR TROUBLES
THE MANUFACTURERS DEMANDING Al
UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER.

THE MANUFACTURERS DEMANDING AN
UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER
FALL RIVER, Mass, Sept. 6.-The
weavers' meeting was rot nearly 20 large
ly attended as last weeks. The chairman
stated that although IL was voted last
week that the weavers hold shop meet
ings, only one had been held, which he
srns An indication that the weavers
had ve'y ! t lie enthusiasm In the matter.
He thought there was q very poor atten-
dance, prob bly, not twenty from each
n.ill. Only four mills had responded to
the call OF the weavers for funds. A mo-
zion not TO strike was list, az wa. mo
ton to strike, but q counter motion Co
adjourn for three weeks WAS received
with Kisses.
The Weavers' Committees; appointed
last April, resigned, ami 1t was voted o
| elect new committee OF sixteen-half
| women xnd half men. After attempting
for over IN hour TO fiil this committee
| the meeting Oroke up in confusion, the
| committee being untitled. One Of the
| sneakers said he knew fix mills thai
nets report' Il the result Of their inter
| view with the Board of Trade. The lat
t9r scout-d all idea Of arbitration. The
| snrre' der must be- unconditional. The
| manufacturers would not turn out the
"knotst,rks." but II they needed more
help would hire seine Of the old spi n.
ners. 1t was finally voted that the weav
ers continue to work aud give all sup.
| pOaf posi- HE N the card-room help In
case they voted TO strike.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-08
THE COURT HOUSE BILL.

Nh. EDITOR Having seen several
communications in your valuable paper
in reference to the passage of the bill to
remove the seat of justice Of New Garlic
coun y, from the city of New Castle to
the city Of Whining On,I beg leave to say
that Senator S. introduced the bill in the
Senate and worked faithfully for it from
that houruntil its passage. Senator New.
gave it his support at the eleventh hour.
5 nator G. opposed its passage at every
step.
Now with the N. g menu ers divided
andlk' n do ui: verything in her DO v or
J." defeat II IN the Souate q solid vote
from Old Sussex came TO their relisf md
pass sd the bill The merits of the hill
having caused l. to pass and not the able
defence 1t received, render ,is therefove
TO u their dues; tribute to whom trib-
| ute, custom TO whom custom: fear 10
whom fear, and honor to whom honnr ~
M iLToN, Del, Sept. 8, 1879. VIDI.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-08
4 JEALOUS HUSBANDS FIST.
KNOCKING DOWN A NAN N FRONT OF
4 CHURCH, VINO HAD BEEN TOO In
INNATE WITH HIS WIFE.

KNOCKING Down A NAN N FRONT OF
4 CHURCH, VINO HAD BEEN TOO In
INNATE WITH HIS WIFE.
As William Donnelly, accompanied
by his wife and another female were
Coming out of Delaware Avenue church
yesterday afternoon about $3.50 O'Clock, .
man came up and ked, "which way
now ?" No sooner were the wo, do out
Of his mouth than blow from Dcnnel-
ly's fist felled him to the pavement, and
blood flew from his mouth, which was
cut by the sudden blow.
This unseemingly occur nce caused
considerable excitement for the time be-
ing, and taking place right In front Of q
church, around which were standing .
good many people, II ~ not long before
crowd cOngrek ated.
Rev. l. N. Haldem an, the pastor,
came out Of the church and stopped the
assault from going any further, and act
ed the part Of peacemaker, while the
man went across to Harvey's drug store
and z = his wound dressed.
TDere was onsiderabls talk about the
occurrence aud Il continued 70 10 the
topic Of conversation In the neghbor.
hood. A good many people who know
Mr.. DOnnslly naturally expressed sur
prise ut his action ~ he has been men,
Der OF good standing In Delaware Ave-
nue. church for some time past. The
cause OF the sudden blow appears TO
have been jealousy. The man came 70
Mr.. Donnelly's hOnse year or more ago
and was B. friend-d BY him. However
he returned good for evil, and Of late his
intercourse with Mrs. Donnelly 10 said
TO have been such ~ TO seriously threaten
a rupturs Of domestic happiness.
nelly ent home be assaulted her with
kicks and biows, from the effects Of
which she was suffering much this morn
ing
The daily gazette., 1879-09-08
PRIVATE SECRETARY ROGERS
ACTING PRESIDENT.

WAS HINGToN, September 1.-THE
President leaves tomorrow for his long
promised tour of the agricultural fairs
and cattle shows. lie will not return
for more than q month, but II Is expected
he will come back eventually with his
belt full Of medals, During his absence
Private Secretary Rogers will remain
at the White House, as acting President,
and wi IN have full control of the conser-
vatories. He will open the Presidents
mail, aud will refer to such Secretaries
as are in town the matters concerning
their several departments. Applications
for appointments will not be considered,
and TIE vacant foreign Missions will not
be the subject of reflection or discussion
on the part of Mr.. Rogers during the
Presidents absence.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-08
FDURTH EDITION
/ THE SILVER QUESTION.

AN ORDER by THE TIRE XsURS bEPART-
MENr THAI Will NOT PLEASE THE
WAsuINGroN, September THE
Treasury Department has come to de-
cisiOn with respect TO the silver coilar
Which will not be satisfactory to the rad
-tcal silver men, although it may be said
that, havi,g determin' d lao end-avor TO
force the silver d'llar into circulal ion,
stbe Treasury authorities will do their
lest to keep them In circulation by de-
,clining themselves to receive them, ex-
lcepr where by the strict ietter of the law
they are compelled to do 30. IL Is under
God that hereafter it will be the policy
of the Treasury Department not TO re-
ceive silver dollars or silver certificates
from national banks on account of the 8
pHrcent. reduce ion or on any account "
Indebtedness due fiom the banks to the
government unless such indebtedness
shall have been made deposit in kind
by some disbirsing officer in . national
bank in its capacity as United States de-
pository.' A national bank, which was
d, pository, in the process of transferring
an account recently pre- ented quantity
Of silver dollar certificates, which were
|-refused.
IL appears that these certificates were
MT deposited by any u 0ited States ofii-
Get, but had been purchased by the bank
probably AT discount, aud the attempt
| Vas being made to make q profit on
them by presenting them to the govern
ment for acceptance AZ par. The Trea
su-y will mol allow practIces Of this sort.
| 1t IL not improbable that the supporters
of the silver dollar Will insist that the
silver dollar IL legal teu'ior In
| fun, and that the act authorizing it by
its, terms repeats any acts or parts Of
acts inoossisie nt with 1t, and that the
clause in the law relative to the five per
cent. fund, which provides that the ma
tioDal bank notes shall be redeemed in
United States notes, WAS repealed by
The silver dollar act, so the silver dol
| lars hold the same relations to the re-
| sumption of Da'ionai bank notes thai
Unit Il States do. This action of the
Treasury will undoubtedly excite con-
siderable comment ON the part OF silver
newspapers.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-08
FOREIGN NOTES.

The Gar arrived at Odessa on Satur
day and left for yala yesterday.
Augustus Schulz formerly Consul at
Coquimno, Oh ii, died at Rye Beach, n.
H., on Saturday, a.ei fifty-,wo years.
The Prince OF Monten gro was enter
tanned at State banquet III Vienn. OH
Saturday night and returned TO Cettinje
yesterday.
Eighty-four young persons, who have
been sentenced to hard labor and depor-
tat on to Siberia for political oiIenses,
have lett Moscow under ali armed escort.
NJ. Boert sen, the Roumanian Envoy
after two hours interview with Count
Andra,sy, left Vienna for Rome from
which place lie will return direct t
bucharest.
A notice of ten per cent. reduction o
wages, to take effect in a fortnight, la
been posted at ParkcnI Colliery, Fores
of Dean. The notice affects several hun
dfed men.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-08
VISI I OF SECRETARY EVARTS
AND LADY TO OTTAWA.

WASH INGToN, Sept. Private infor-
nation received here says that the Sec
rotary Of State and Mrs. Evarts will
ave Windsor, VT, for Canada within
a few days upon an invitation from the
Marquis Of Lorne, & vernon general of
Canada, and the Primes IS Louiee, to
be their guests. Early after their arriv-
al of the Marquis the Secretary Of State
was invited 20 be his guest, but public
affairs at the capital prevented his de-
parture,
The invitation to the Secretary of
State is In accordance with the general
feeling of friendship which exists be-
tween the Dominion and the United
STATES, and which it is the desire of the
new government there to maintain. It
Is expected that much mutual good will
come from this friendly meeting, and
the interests of both governments will
| be be better understood.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-08
THE PkhPkTRATORs,
THE FUND FOR GEN. HOODS
a.fs CHILDREN.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 7.-At a meetin.
Of the Society Of the Army and Nav OF
the Conft derate Slaies in Maryland last
night committee of one hundred per-
Sous 'or the city Of Ba timore and a
committee for each county in the State
were appointed to collect funds for the
relief Of the children of the late General
John b. Hood. Al the meeting a sub
scription was started and l,beraI re-
spouse was made.
ST LOUIS, Sept. 7.-An adore to
the people Of this State 20 letting aid fol
the children of the deceased G-nerel
Hood has been issued by gentlemen o
both political parli and soldiers VIII,
served In both armies du ing the Rebel
lion
The daily gazette., 1879-09-08
FIFTH EDITION.
SD AIDES OF EVIL.
DEATH OF JENNIE BRIrToN. SHOT Ar
PoTTBvILLE, A WEEK AGO.

DEATH OF JENNIE BRIrTON. SHOT Af
POTTsvILLE, A WEEK AGO.
PorrsvILLE, September 7.-Jeunie
Britton, the reputed vita Of Harry
ChnstiAu, who was shot by him In their
bapnio last Sunday, died about noon tc-
day from the effect Of tn. shot The cir
cumstanc-s, 80 far ~ known, p int to =
deliberate murder. Christian had been
jealous Of thu woman for q long time
aud had made several previous attempts
to kill her. Last Sunday he found her
Tor the cracker ha kery ~ Camp b Co.,
Philadelphia, and thinking she was
entirely loo familiar with the stranger
he rushed out Of ths house, bought . re-
volver mt n neighO0ring gun store, and
returning met #. Agard. agent for .
Phiiade lphia tea house, in lower
room. He told Agard that he had q rat
that he was going to kill Thou going
up sia,rs he entered the room here the
card party were sitting, ant saying, 81
never felt better In my hfe," cooked the
pistol and fred at Jennie, the bali strik-
Ing her In the neck He then Vt ~mpted
10 shoot NJ III y ard and afterward himself
but was prevented.
Christian WAS arrested and taken be-
fore magistrate, where he entered q
plea Of guilty end was committed to
prison. ne mas btuC0 aCt0O III IN uuS0t~
tied manner, at times fsigniOg insanity
and at other times expr ssing the deepest
contrition for bis crime and sohcifune
| for his violin. He has not yet been
| told of her death. The relations Of the
two were peculiar. Jennie Britt0n, whose
| real name was Eliza Jane Baekei, was
married to Christian at Schuylkil
Haven about four vears ago.
He had, however. And still has q for
mer wife living who ~ now plaintiff 10 q
4 vorce suit. The whole party are dis
reputab BILE, their regular business being
the keeping Of houses OF prostitution
Jennie was about rs years OF age and
her parents, who are said to DO very re
spectacle people, live near Wilkes
| barre. -.f
Deputy Coroner Smith made post
mortem examination to-day and vii
hear testimony tO-morrJw. The affih
has caused great sensation here.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-08
DanKeKOus Nexroes

Much excitement was cause al Front
ana King streets this afternoon, about
quarter past two O'Clock, by disturbance
IN Which four drunken negroes were the
chief actors.
They were on the steps of Mr.. Kill
liam, and when told to get of, refused.
lie attempted to put them away and had
Club and whiskey bottle thrown at
nm; Special officer Legg arrested one
The daily gazette., 1879-09-08
THE TURCO-GREEK FRONTIER
QUESTION.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 1.-THE
Gre k members of the Turco-Greek
Frontier Colnmiss on have drawn up a
note to the Ambassadors, insisting that
the fultilment Of the thirteenth protocol
of the Ba lin Treaty is obligatory upon
the Porte. The Turkish Commissioners
intend to maintain that the protocol
merely recommends that the Porte agree
to the illumination therein suggested.
They are expected to make this decla-
ration at the next sitting on Wednes-
day.
1t is reported that, If the negotiations
fail, a European conference will assem-
BILE for the purpose settling the Greek
and other questions.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-08
Hlkp kDlTION
TYxN AWFUL CRIME.

A YoSHe etRf. SET UPON BY A CROWD
OF -x6tyiAHs AND OUTRAGED TO
DEATH.
WILKnsBARRE, Pa, Sebt. IAN
slmus. ilondibln story Of moral turpi-
tudo has boan disclosed In connection
with the sDimAsck camp meeting In
SusousA2noa. coulry, which closed its
session 4nrfng the past week, kIowl-
edge o. which iirst came to light last
Tuesday evening @at the oes.hbed OF
Mis- Waterman, VITO resided with her
parents rner Montrose. The dece.se
Was age apout nineteen, the da.ighter
q reputable Family, very beautiful and
we'll edcsatcd, andmuch respected in the
bester circles of society.
DETAILS OF THE CRIME.
The story Of .tbe awful crime which
resulted tIl her death Ii briefly told rs
fOllowb.k MisS Waterman, In company
with sister, went TO the camp meeting
on Saturday, both intending to ien.aih
over Sund y with friends OH the ground.
On Saturday evening the sister Of the
dec aspAfaecepted an invitation from q
young meaI VI the neighb .rliOod TO take
. short carriage drive. They drove W
ard the abode If the Walermans, the
young lady placing confidence In tine as
surAuce Of her escort that her sister had
axpresr ga her int ntion Of returning that
evening With a friend. Upon arriving
At her home shs alighted aud remained
there. The sequel affords strong CT cum-
stancial evidence that it was deliber-
ately eoncocted p an to separate the sis
ters. Be this as it may nothing was see.,
VI the Miss Waterman who remained ON
the ground until Ia on Sunday night,
when acarriags halted la front OF her
parents' residence, snd her prostrat. form
was carried by Two disguised persoils
from the vehlc. into the house, The front
door ielding easily to the manipulations
Of the unknOwn men.
The UNCONSCIOUS girl was laid upon
the floor, aud the neu hastily depa,ted
before the inmates OF the house could
int0rc0ps them. When Tue parcnts caInt
10 where their daug utter lay tusy fuuAo
her rAviug maniac, and from her occa
siunAl REMARKS anu the appoarauco v
her clothing and hair they suspecte,
what WAS but too we'll verified since D.,
lnSdical examination, that her cvndito l
WAS owing to oft-repeated Outrages in
6icted upon her. Shs hugeIed ON,
until Tuesday evening, when sue exp;i
cd. AT no Time was sue wholly consciOu
u her surroundings, but from her III "
herent speech 1t IL believed that NJ lis
F, Waterman was deceived by false repre-
ScntatiOns TO lake wax with " b IN oil.
had neig hbO,ly acqualutan.e, al
when IN a secluded spot pievlvusl
agreed upon she Was set upon d, u nun
ber Ut young men AID the diabolic.
crime cODsunluia,o
THE PERPETRATORS.
1t II stated that no less than fonrtee
Infamous scoundrels were engaged
this distardly act and several vi thei
have already fed. Que is known TO ha,
forged his Rranufather's name 10 moi
70 RAISE mosey to get out OF the cUui
sry, and another 10 have piltered d
lAthors pocketbook while The parer
was asleep.
A coroaer's inquest was held and til
Jury returlod q verdict of death by pro
tfation. Warrants have been ISSUED Il
thS apprehension of tue suspected, b,
At tins writing no arrests have been r,
ported.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-08
ENFORCING THE GAME LAW.

Several members Of the State AssOcia.
ton for the protection Of game, accom-.
panied by special officer Meekam started
on cruise yesterday in the yacht Of the
association amer breakers Of the Sunday
and game laws. They found several
parties cunning for reeds birds near he
lighthouse and gave chase 10 the nearest
boat. The occupants escaped but the
boat and equipments were captured.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-08
AT TENTH AND MARKET.

The old basin lot Is rapidly being torn
down and the work Of laying the foun-
dation is nearly completed. The boiler
that was used for years In connection
with the pumping station was taken
away last week and sold in Philade[
pha. The boiler room is to be used as
a tool shop.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-08
uaamNy Package DYES.

These popular dyes are put up IN pack
ages at 10 cents each and are warranted 10
dye from 10 pounds OF woOllen, Xix or
cotton goods Are more convenient and
economical than any dyes in use Sent by
mail to any address on receipt OF price,
FLAMES BELT. Druggist, -.
Agent for Delaware,
Cor. Sixth a. Market Sis.
sAOlnlaN's Liver lad
Has worthwhile reputation. establish
Ell Through It's wonderful efficacy In III all
ments that have their origin in a torpid
liver or diseased 81 ON ach; such as bilious
ness, dyspepsia, rheumatism, sick head
acne, &c IL cures by absorbing the dis-
ease through tue pores, su bstituting a gen.
tie vegetable tonic into the system Have
absorption salts, body and foot pissters
also Pamphlets with further particulars
sent by mail ny
JAMES BELT, Druggist,
Cor. Sixth \ Market Sts.
Vita1ized PhOsphRtes.
They supply The s, stem with the ele-
ments that are carried off by overtaxing
the brain and nervous system; are very
useful to relieve general debility, dyspep-
STA and neuralgia. For sale wholesale and
FLAMES BELT, Druggist,
Tor. Ska a Market SIS.
Electric Disks.
They produce constant electrical cur
rent through the diseased parts; can he ap-
piled aud worn W tn comfort by any per
son for the rslief OF old rheu m at ie and Iieu-
ralgic pains. GOODNESS and stiffness of the
limos, &c. Sent by mall nv
FLAMES BELT, Druggist,
Cor. Sixth d Market Ets
| LADIES'DEPAR
For supporters, Traces, Trusses, Elastic
| stockings, AnkleLs, Knee laps. Syrlnyes.
| &c.
Private Room. Lady Attendant.
| Private entrance for Ladies Al NO. West
| biAtn street.
| u. JAMES BELT.
WuOlaRale n nd Ratail nruv0rar
| Corner Sixth and Market sreo cts
| Wilmington delaware.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-08
THE BATTLE OF BRANDYwINE.

The anniversary OF the Battle Of Bran
DIVINE will be celebrated on Thursday
rext, along the south race, near Rosen-
dale park. Mr.. Eli Crozier, has the af-
fair II, charge. The DUPONT Guards had
accepted All invitation TO take part in the
festivities, but owing 10 the short notice,
they reconsidered their former action
aud will not take part.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A GARD

1oa VINO are suffering from the errors
and indiscretiOns of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &C., /
Will send . recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHAkE. This great remedy
WIS discovered by = missionary In South
America. Send a self-addressed envelope
to the REV JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station ID
zew York City.
deC2O-e ID a wiz
The daily gazette., 1879-09-08
THE CHISOLM JURY READY.

tn z CHISOLM JURY READY.
DEKALB, Miss, September Elm
1ully's case, on trial for the murder of
Mis- Chisolm, the Jury was completed
to-day at II a. M, when by agreement
of the attorneys for prosecution and de-
Tense the tria: was postponed until Mon
day morning, when the examination Of
the witne. SEES Will CONNIE nee.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-08
A BIG BATCH FOR NEW CASTLE

Five prisoners were taken to New
Castle Jail on the 1.05 train to-day by
the }pOlice. Their names are Ida La
p erie, Barney Lapierrie and John Ma.
guire, white, and Purnell Prinkley and
George Bundy, col.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-08

Hospital Physician.

The Hospi al Committee of City
Council have appointed DIR. George
Troupe Maxwell Hospital Physician for
the ensuing year. The appointment
will take effect about first of October.