The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-26
By TELEGRAPH AND NAIL


Germs ~ today TO point ont u.s. that il
publishing this most distressing state
meDt, Tilden has made IL impossible
for the Democrats Of the United States
ever again seriously 10 entertain the no.
ton Of entering . contest for the Presi-
dency under his leadership with any
hope OF success. He has deliberately
elected % commit himself to lawsuit
concerning bis own character with Cy-
rus W Field, over the duration OF
which. and over the issues involved and
to be involved in which, neither he nor
tho Democr attic party can expect any
control whatever. The Democratic
PARTY cannot successfully 60 into the
Presidential battle Of 1880 a. defend =
ent in law suit between Tilden and
Cyrus W Field"
BALTIMORE Sept. l9-Rev DR. Tbom-
m Guard. now Of San Frsncisco. but
formerly pastor OF Mount Vernon N Z
Church, Baltimore. has accepted call
10 again become pastor OF that church,
proyided the Bishop OF the San Fan-
cisco Conference agrees 10 the transfer.
II his consent be obtained, tho transfer
will bs made 1t the meeting OF the
baltimore Conference in March next.
INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 19.-Ths execu.
ton OF Louis Guetig took place ct
noon. lie murdered Mary 4cGlew one
year ago today, because she refused 70
renew q marriage engagement with
him.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l9.-Tbe Press
says: The jobbing trade. in fact every
branch Of commerce, is favored by ur
usual activity The city 10 full Of aser-
chantA from all sections Of the country,
and sales Of seasonable goods are larger
than ever before. and collections for
goods previously sold are very good.
. A QuRgx oY THE ORIExr.- Queen
Victoria it appears has an Asiatic rival
in q queen reigning over . kingdom
: hear u0as. Mr.. Conway wsitesabout
hss 20 the Oincinoaei Commenrial. "Sha
is beautiful and hravs enough to recall
the classic Peothesiies.s She y descend
ed from the Par famed hero Russian.
Feramoz Khan. q General Of Ksfirstsn.
once went to seize some cf the camels
Of her country. but the queen rode out
on superb horse to meet him, and
offered single combat. The General
retired without any camels. She is IN.
married. and many princes have sued
for her hand in vain. Although pro-
flcient 10 warlike arts. she cultivstes
the arts of peace. but her subjects are
wealthy and happy. 1t remains to be
seen whether. while English scholars
ere symyathsticslly stddying and some
fines writing poems about the fair
Queen Psnthes,lea, Lord Lytton will be
presently sees az another Achilles shay.
ing this. her latter day successor; end
whether Queen Victoris will be soon
signing tho desth-warrsnt OF her impe-
rial sister Of Herat. Even il the fair
Amazon and her so long peaceful aud
happy realm are swallowed up, 1t will
be sorry triumph for . nation 80 for
cultured that it has an authoress for
Queen, romancer for its Premier and
poet for its Viceroy in the Fest
. Willard Brown was deeply in love
with Louisa Rarrott. . servant girl id
his fathers family at Martinsville. Ind.
She asked him to make for hor p,culd
Of . silver dollar, - she intended to 60
into business as countcfeitcr, and he
consented; but her clumsy efforts to
produce bogus coin that would pass
proved failure. Her next plan for
occurring wealth was 70 murder and
rob old Mr. and xn Brown, and she
coolly requested Willard to aid her.
Although her influence over him was
very great. lss declined 10 help her kill
his parents; yet he promised never ~
divulge her proposal. One night he
suspected she We about 70 carry ont
her project aud he watched her. Hesaw
hor chloroform the old folks and let in
Joe Greer, q Desperate. who killed Mr.
Brown with an iron bar and badly in
jured Mrs Brown. Tho crime WAS at
tributed to tramps. sntil Willard, jeal-
ouso Joe 0sees's intimacy with Louis,
spoke out. tsa
They had sts,d at tho promenade
concert rather later than she wished.