The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-04
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at Tours, has eloped from Paris to Lon
don tor the purpose OF marrying a sol
OF Musurus Pasha Turkish Emba'sa-
dor here. Both families concerned in
the elopement are exceedingly well
known in European society. TIE
Maraui. de GalIiffet. General Of Divis-
ion OF the Eighth Army Corps. is ore
Of the most brilliant soldiers IN France.
Attached to the fortunes Of the Repub-
lie, favored by Gambetta, worshiped
ty literary Parisians whose voice IL
growing strong in the State. there il
no military command 10 which the
Marquis ID. Galliffet may not aspire,
and none TO which his record does not
en.i;le him. He momeut.rily went
out of favor. under the Empire, for
fighting a duel with one OF bis suJa! 81
terms. HIS restoration was due 10 the
Empress EugenIe. VIII ose admiration II
his dasbing qualities was unhounded.
He planned. organized and command
ed the military maneuvers which took
place in France the other day. Musu-
rus Pasha. Turkish ambassador at
London, has lived almost IN retirement
tince the day. twelve years ago, when
his wife fell dead at ball given at the
Indian House in honor ct the Sultan.
lie il much beloved by the Queen. and
has been . constant visitor at Windsor
Castle Some people may remember
Gil amusing squabbIe between the wives
Of celebrated diplomats. which had its
origin three years ago in the precedence
given TO :Musurus Pash1's eldest
daughter. His sons are Secretaries OF
the Turkish Legation.
The Sun opposes the appropriation
Of 10000, 900. which it alleges will be
surely demanded Of the next Congress
for tho improvement Of Columbia River
bar. It admits the dangerous charac-
ter Of the bar. but contends that il the
National Treasury were emp'led into
The mouth Of the Columbia. the only
engineering result would be tho use
less removal Of I'D bar little further
seward.
CoLUMBUs. (O) Nov. The cam
vass of the vote for members OF the
General Assembly shows that the Re-
publicans elected 60 aud the Demo
CTdts ~ ucIuDcIs VI tit ibp
Republicans elected % and the Demo
Gratis Is members of the Senate. Tho
Republican ajority on joint ballot
will BE- 81.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-The Daily 1ele.
graph. in its financial article, SAYS ::
Private kilograms received in this city
confirm tho report of the capture OF
tal
understood to assert that the Huasca,'s
crew were all massacred. The Hulscar
WAS captured by tho Admiral Cocbrane
and another Chilean ifonclad, which
placed the Huascar between two fires.
and compelled her to surrender after all
three vessels were seriously damaged.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.--The steamship
England arrived this morning from
Liverpool When her cargo was about
to be unloaded man was found leaning
against crate. who family gasped
out Water T. lie was terribly ENACT
ated and weak. lilo was asked il he
had been all these days. while the ship
was 1T sea. without food or drink. and
he nodded once, sbuddered and died.
The body was sent to the Morgue. The
England left Liverpool on October
18th, and the stowaway must therefore
have been thirteen days without food
or water.
DEAowooD. %. To-, October IL
Trouble is reported at Mandon. new
town on the Northern Pacific Railroad,
opposite Bismarck. caused by the efforts
IS . h. q, AZ LOT k,
have secured no title from tho railroad
company The settlers numbered sew
cnty. five and offered resistance. where
upon the Sheriff incrsa,e cd the posse,
aud after 0 brief encounter drove the
mob from tho town. the latter losing
the buildings which they had erected.
Threats Of burning the town were
openlyOmade.
SIXTY miles Of the Northern Pacific
extension have been completed. The
track will soon reach the Little Mis-
souri,. ut which point a promising town
has already started The work will
continue through the bad Lands"
This winter bridge 600 feet long will
be built over tho Lttls Missouri. The
survey is complete, to the Yellowstone.
which river it strikes near Glendlve.
Archie Borland. not to be ou,doue
by his rival. George HEARST. who re-
Gently purchased the Pioneer ncwspa-
per. has secured complete outfit. aud
ON Monday will begin the publication
81 II daily paper, to DO called the Press.
CINCINNATI. October 90. A Gasette
special says that party of women in
Frederick,own. kuox County. o.. yes
,erday broke into a saloon and destroy
ed liquors. They warned Messrs.
Wicker 4 Vincent. druggists. that they
would be treated the same way If they
did not remove their liquors by Mon
day. Wicker Il Vincent threatened 20
defend their property aud to-day have
caused warrants to be issued for the
arrest Of the women.
AsurABULA, (O), October 26.-F.
W. Daykin and W. Hoyt. medical
students from Cleveland, were arrested
here to day for dy-snatch,pg, Tae
two men arrived here on Saturday
night. hired horse aud buggy. went
to the County Intitml,y Farm, five
miles east, opened the grave of Mrs
Goodrich. IS years Of age. who Wa
buried las, Tu, sdsy, packed the body
in q trunk ami were about 10 take I'll,
train for Cleveland when they were ar
rested. They had preliminary exam
inatiou. aud were bound over 10 th,
next teru Of the Court in $500 bonds
Each Of the prisoners furnished bal
and WAS relsss, 4