The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-07

O-tliueo 70 allow tue atmosphere OF DIS
room to be contaminated BY the pres
ence OF the ignorant imported clodhop.
par. For sublini.y Ct cheek commend
Us to Curney.
Those who predicted thu: Kearney
would lose prestige after the election
were not far wrong The sandlos is not
the popular place Of resor. that it used
to be. Denis is not referred to IS "our
little Napoleon" any more. Thinking
men, native born, who heretofore have
tolerated the foul NJ mouthed little whelp,
have rrnden,ly decided to let him Sc.
verely alone; and hereafter he will have
the inglorious bat difficult task Of ruling
over those Of Ii. ilk; men that are at
oil times and under oil circumstances
opposed to constituted authority. be it
good or bad. Having said 90 much, it
is not necessary 70 add Of what nation
slity his followers are composed. The
reader caa draw his or her own infer
eucc.
So~TINGs.
The reported engagement of General
Grants second youngest son to Miss
Jennie Flood. daughter of James c.
Flood. of the bonanza firm. has been
denied, but nevertheless 10 credited by
many 1t is said to be matter Of pure
gilt edged. double retiued love. and that
the only trouble in the way is that Miss
Jennie is o practical Catholic, while
young Grant il an impractical Method
ist, and the head Of the house of Grant
turns deaf ear to the poor young mans
appeals to overlook :he difference Of
religion. Tho head # the house IF
Grant IS Tot to be won over by the ar
2umcnts Of an unsophisticsted youth.
and has vetoed the young mans sspirs-
tons aith an emphasis that means " ar
il he persists
1, now transpires that the shooting
Swartz by young Haskell was done III
se.t-defrnst. AMI that there is bat little
doub: that Haskell will bs acquitted on
the pr, liminary examination. which has
ocen pro.re sing slowly for the past ten
days.
TIE decorations which adJiu-d the
city in honor Of our di.,lns u!sLe9 guest
are 10" b, Ing removed. alter b-ing III
y
quite unusual for the city TO be in gala
attire
|, is expected that General Grant will
be presented by the citizens Of San
Francisco with gold and silver brick
as menento Of California, and by the
citizens Of Portland with a case of DIR.
Duscnb,r.rn' celebrated fever and ague
cur rs q miusniaticAl reminder to pre-
pare himself for the worst when lie
comes again.
Among these who will sail on the
Alaska tomorrow is Mr. A Markell, q
personal friend Of the writer, who has
known him as an Industrious. temperate
and enterprisiug young man for seven
years, and whom l wish every success
in his new home.
The indications for n good Christmas
business arc excellent, aud the city
merchants ure making preparations for
grand rush during the holidays
Many novelties a!re .dy appear in the
store windows Of kearney and Mont.
gomery streets.
About two thousand people visited
the Chronicles new building today by
invitation # the DeYoungs.
The carnival ball given in honor of
Gran. by Col A Andrews. Of the D,s-
mond Palace, Ut the Mechanics Pavilion,
on Thursday. was o magnificent success
in es cry respect.
Tie General won't To- the California
Theatcr. last Saturday night. to see
"Pina!ore. 1t is hoped by his physi-
clans that he will recover.
If the double-dyed villain who per-
sists in sending sheet Of paper covered
With hisroslyphics-by courtesy called
. letter-don't desist. I'll make spe-
cial trip to Seattle and snnihilste his
whole race.
The following residents Of Washing
ton Territory are registered at the sev-
eral hotels: Mr. Williams at the Inter.
rational; THCowin. do Mrs l Thomp.
son, at Lick House; r Attridge. At Russ
Hous. H NJ Allen. do; P Il Lewis, do;
w Munks. do; Mrs A S Grcenlaw and
family. do; 4 Harmon, International;
Z Young and family. American Ex-
change.
There IS no material change in the
frui, market since my previous letter.
DoovR