The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-19

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waters freely, AID j: vas suggested To-
day TIA. the Preslieat should declare
by rr,clsua.ioa ina: the privileges O!
Canadian vessels IL OR xs:e.s sbsll &c
precisely the same IS those accorded By
tie DouIrioo Authorities 10 American
vessels ar3 10 grea:e:, b.. the Csblcet
vas divided IL opinion - 10 the poxer
CT tie President under the eIls:.Lg lsE
20 issue g qualified proel.ua;ion Ct The
ra:rre above Indicted. snj.: he close
o: tie discussion the whole matter wss
lsf. undetermined. L will probably
be decided. However, within the EEK.
.~x days
EEx YoRE, Nov. l7.-Speaking Of
base bali matter. the EHra'd sag. Tie
Q7estion e tcrning tko leagues. oae il
tue eas. ard the otter Il tie ives. has
,gi:a.-i base bal. circles al through
TIE s=Eson :ha, las ja>t cles~i One
Of tee veteran manager. Of tie zrers.
Harry Wrish, Of Boston. has s:reGu-
ously opposed the movement since
eastern clubs have rssped such q gold
e. harvest 10 Caiifo-Lia and on the line
Of travel across the plains. Another
method of settling tie vexei question
i. likely 70 be adopted. viz: The :or-
nation cf league for The entire COM
Try from :he Atl.ntic 10 the Pacific with
about twenty clubs. composed oe tie
bes. players 10 the United States.
Reno. Nov. IA respectable ci;i-
zsn. named $. u. O.kes. Was killed last
night q. 10 O'clock BY Ars Dr. I \
Snow. The man was ve:T deaf ani
called to GO. the doctor xho WAS away.
20 60 and see his children. Mrs snow
could 10. tell who /: WAS and called
out 20 im. but lie falling 20 hear did
no. answer. he walked up and down
the porch for over half sn boar, stop
ping 20 rattle a. the docr as he passed
it. Mrs Snow KEEP: calling and her
three children cryi' g from fear. excited
her more She said at last in q. loud
q voice as she could 4: 60 away or
viii .hoo, through the dor" He paid
no attention and she shot. striking him
in the breast. BE stepped out in The
street and fell down, dying almost i'm
nei.a,ely. The community blamed
Mrs Snow bu, very little. Cakes Was
q large property boider. he left a
wife.
NEW YORK, Nov. IA writer in
( the mrcsal Bulletin on the var nf
railroads on California clippers, says
,ha. i; is we'll understood that the rail-
roads have extended their contracts till
the Is. Of January in hopes Of keeping
eli those they had last year. and Of
Whipping IN those that bold out; but
they are counting without their host.
for many who contracted last year are
now availing themselves OF inducements
put cut by the clippers, understanding
! full. we'll that the lower the railroads
contracts with some. the lower the clip
pers will 60, for it may a. we'll Oe I'M
| derstood first as last, that IS long as
grain grows in California and Oregon.
90 long will ships 60 there for it. and if
rates are low at this end they are sure
to be higher at the other.
New YosK. Nov. II. - President
Hayes. his son. Webb c Hayes. ard
Secretary Evsrts arrived today from
Washington. In the morning many
prominent citizens paid their respects
to the President at bis hotel aud short
" before noon the distinguished party
visited q photograph establishment. AT
4 O'Clock the 7th regiment marched e
the hotel. When the Presidents party
arrived they with Mayor Cooper and
George William Curtis entered car
rage drawn by four horses ard were
escorted to the new armory Of tue reg
iment, where the ceremonies Of opening
the grand fair took place. The Mayor
presided Mr.. Curtis delivered a short
address. The President returns to
Washington tonight.
DENVER, Nov. IA dispatch from
Los Pinos. dated the 18th. says that the
outlook for either An amicable adjust
ment Of affairs with the Indians, OF
proving the guilt OF the parties impli-
Gated in the White river difficulties. i.
extremely Encouraging. and tia. unles.
there is Q change Of front on the part Of
the Indians . speedy termination Of the
Commissions labors may be looked for
so far as their dealing with the Ute,
direc. is concerned. Ouray's power to.
day is trembling in the balance. and
within the next few days We shall prob
ably witness the fnal act of success on
hi, part in establishing bis absolute au.
,horitv over the tribe or his virtual de.
.hronement and the ascendancy OF the
war faction. 1t is pretty we'll established
now tha. III oil councils held by the In.
dams since the trouble at White river
Ouray has only succeeded in exacting
from the hostiles the promise to appear
before the Commission, and that a. to
giving testimony aud all further pro-
ceedings they were to decide for them
selves.