The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-09
DAILY INTELLIGBNCER.
Thursday, October 8, 1879,
BY TELEGRAPH AND MAIL

OTTAWA, Sept. 30.-The Princes
Louise has taken passage By the Sa
maritan. which sails from Quebec OF
the 18th of October. Her health ha
been poor recently, and her medical I'D
visers urge change Of air. II is I'm
derstood, however, that she will return
to Canada in time for the opening o.
Parliament.
LONDON, Sept. 3O.-The Berlin Na
tional z,eitung. q journal not recognized
in any proper sense as expressing the
ideas Of the German Government, bu,
not unfrequently used by it for its OWE
purposes, in its Leading article, referring
to the controversy between Germany
and Japan concerning the affair Of the
steamer Hesperis. asserts that the
Uuited States Government has adopted
o policy of melting the governments OF
Japan and China 10 act against the in
tercsts Of Europeans in those countries
and elsewhere, and that the purpose
Of General Grant, in bis recent visits
to Pskin and Toxic, was to intrigue
for that object. This intelligence is
received at the United States Embassy
here, and in we'll informed American
circles with amusement and contempt
NEW YoRK, Oct 2d.-Speaking Of
Grants reply 70 the greeting Of the e1'
Confederates. the Augusta. Ga. Chrons'
Gle says: This is . short and sensible
speech. Nothing could have been 70
e6ssiptasn s fs'ttf6 lie mind more than going
abroad. We have no doubt that Grant
is in all respects o more conservative
man than ever before. Not particle OF
bitterness toward the South seems to
have an abiding place in his nature.
Boston, Oct. 2d.-In the Supreme
Court. o jury awarded John Green, who
lost . log at the Wollaston disaster ON
the Old Colony Railroad. October 10th.
1878, $l2.s33. Green sued for $50, OOO'
The Company did not contest the liza
bility but the amount of compensation.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2d-A box contain
ing $4,000 worth of bonds, which
were stolen from the National Bank OF
Baltimore in September. 1878, was
unearthed few days ago near Wood
burg. by some young men while hunt.
ing. Thirty.fve thousand dollars were
stolen from the bank at the aame time
and have not yet been recovered.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2d.-The Com
mittee OF Creditors Of Jay Cookies es-
tate declared third cash dividend of
81 per cent. today, payable on Novcm-
Dor Sd. They also declared an asset
scrip dividend" of 10 per cent. in ac-
cordance with the provisions of tho
plan for closing the estate. The certih-
Gates viii! be delivered to the creditors
at the time Of the payment of the cash
dividend.
DENVER, Oct. 2d.-The causes of the
Ute outbreak, Is stated from Washing
ton. are q mistake. There have been
no cncr0achments on the Reser walton.
Prospectors never went to Washington
to urge Congress to disregard the treaty.
The Northern Utes who attacked
Thornburgh were not interested in the
demand Of the Los Pinos Utes. The
cause Of the outbreak was probably the
failure Of the Government to pay the
$4,000 due under the Brunot Treaty of
1868. by which the San Juan mining
region was coded by the Utes to Colo
RADIO. Congress and the Colorado peo-
pie have never asked tho transfer Of
the Utes to tho Indian Territory.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2d.-Arrcars of
pension claims to the amount Of $20,.
734 .607 have been settled up to Octo-
Der LIST. The average amount of arrears
in each case settled Is $545. The whole
number OF cases settled in September
was 1887. It is estimated that there
are still about COCO or 1000 pensioners
entitled to arrears whose cases have
not been settled. Settlements hercaite.
cannot be made as rapidly as heretofore
because OF the number Of cases in which
there is no title to arrears, which must
be examined in the search for those in
which there 10 title. II 10 stated. for
the information Of all pensioners who
believe themselves entitled 10 arrears
who do not receive notice of the settle
mont Of their claims, either by their
allowance or rejection. by November
LIST, that they can hasten settlement by
writing to the latter office. giving again
the number Of their pension certificate
and present Post Office address. II 10
almost certain that the $25, DOC, 900 APP
propriated will be sufficient to cover
the arrears which were due upon pen
sions allowed previous TO January Goth.
1879