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The contents Of paragraph headed
THE Creation" which appeared in the
ISTELLIGEScER, yesterday morning
were unknown to US until long after
the days edition had been worked of.
The paragraph was . contribution from
the pen of Q friend outside OF the Office,
and, only too trustingly. it went to the
typese.ters without editorial perusal.
Save the three words more sensation
81 preacher" for which distinguished
divine" should have been substituted,
it was unexceptionable. We trust that
the reverned gentleman alluded to, for
whom We entertain feelings of the ut
most respect and warmest friendship.
will accept our explanation in the same
spirit in which it is offered.
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THE Battle of Shiloh" a rather
lengthy piece Of las the author himself
calls III one-horse poetry, from down
the Sound. is respectfully declined
space in these columns. The measure
is too varied, the writing too hard, and
the blunders too many. The poem,
also, is too long. and in its better parts
the plagiarism is too apparent. and in
its worst parts it isn't worth reading.
We would advise our correspondent to
make the construction of poetry
study before again essayiug its compo
sitioD.
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1.-THE CREATION" &c.

SEATTLE. w. T., June 10Th, 1870.
ED. INTELLIGENoER:- In your issue
of the 10th inst. you are pleased TO
make some very kind remarks in re-
gard to my last Sunday evenings SER
mon on the 1.-THE Creation"
For these words of commentator,
which tend to encourage minister
very greatly in his work. accept my
thanks. But I fear lest in your inten-
ton to speak in earnest appreciation Of
my endeavor or in as earnest reproba-
ton of that class Of people who are con-
stantly running about Ito hear some
new thing" you may have cious
ly done injustice to one who is q
stranger in our midst. aud who is cor
tainly not to blame if God has given him
powers of persuasive oratory which
irresistibly lead people to throng
about him. have not the least &C.
quaintsnce with the minister to whom l
refer, but am sure it is far from your
intention to ignore the Scriptural in =
junction, "Be not forgetful to entertain
strangers" and that merely the grs-
ciousness Of your words as regards my
self gave them the least impression Of
ungraciousness toward another and he
a guest.
Further. you must not give me too
much credit as scientific divine. for
you will remember that l distinctly
said in closing my sermon on Tho
Creation" that 81 had not scrupled to
uce any materials which found ready
at my hand" Indeed, cannot say
that I am welded to the process of
creation then detailed. Some time
since I came across a work entitled
Science and the Bible" edited by Rev.
Herbert W. Morris, A. NJ, of Roches-
ter, N. Y. and finding Doth theory
about the first verse of Genesis which l
had never before seen fully discussed.
aud bright thoughts from many scien.
lists graphically combined. l at once
sat down and wrote the discourse of Sun
day evening.
Ny idea was that in these days any
distinct, we'll defined theory of the
creation, with God Almighty as Its
author and finisher, was bett er than
vagueness and the half Christian, half
intidel talk of ignorant men.
And while would not care to base
my faith upon this special interprets-
ton Of the first verses of Genesis, /
considered that thad sufficient merit to
put forth. although necessarily with
unscientifc hands and obliged TO use
contin ually the words Of others. Par
don my prolixity,which arises from not
wishing to sail under false colors.
Sincerely yours,
GEo. HERBERT WATSON.
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ELPAso, Col May 9th, 1879.

r. NJ. HosKINsoN:-I find q commu-
nication from you in the Witness. and
as 1 am DESTROYS of knowing more
about the Puget Sound country, take
the liberty of addressing you and ask
ing two or three questions not answered
in your letter. Is society good in the
Territory as general thing? Is there
any probability of trouble with the In
dams. and are they near the settle
ments? Are the people troubled with
the catarrh and rheumatism? Can you
grow fruits in any variety? would
like to take a good reliable paper pub
lished there. Please send me q speci-
meu copy, if you can without too much
trouble. Respectfully, j. L. MILLS.
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Europe.

ROME, June l0-Four soldiers and
several civilians have been killed IN
disturbances occasioned by the collec-
tion of taxes. at Caltabisno, Sicily.
Troops have gone from Cantania to
suppress the disorders
The waters of the river Pc are SUBJ
siding, but the surrounding country is
desOlated.
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DEATH OF RorHscHiLp. "A recently
published telegram mentioned the death
on the 4th inst. Of Lionel Nathan Baron
RothscLild. the great money magn..e Of
the world, and head of the noted bank.
ing house. His wealth is not positive
~ known. but it is supposed to reach
up into the hundreds Of millions. A
little over . hundred years ago the
Rothschilds were poor general money
lenders Of Frank fort. He Was born in
1908. WAS elected several times member
OF Parliament for London. but would
not take his seat till 1883 on account oi
the oath. His father, Nathan Roths.
child. the founder Of the house, wal
born in l777, and died in 1888.
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POTATOES are selling in San Fl

POTATOES are selling in San Fran
cisco at prices ranging all the way from
20 to IS cents per hundred pounds
This is at the rate of II to Al cents a
bushel. The probable chance in the
city market for Puget Sound potatoes
may be inferred from the foregoing
when accompanied by the statement
that SACKS, freight, Wharfage, commits.
sion, etc.. on shipments to San Fran
cisco, cost from 20 to 80 cents a busbel.
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TELEGRAPHIC.


PoRr TOWNSEND, june ;0-The ex-
animation of Brown and Bently, for
selling whiskey to Indians. was heard
before Commissioner Seavey today.
Brown was discharged. Bentley failed
to give the required two hundred dol
lar bond. and will be sent to Jail to
await his trial at the next term of the
District Court.
Twenty representatives from abroad
are here attending the sessions Of the
Grand Lodge of Good Templars.
Arrived-S Schooner San Beuna VEN
turs. from San Francisco.
PORT BLAKELY, June 10 Sailed
Bark Lizzie Marshall for San Fran
cisco.
TACOMA, June 9-Sailed Ship Dash
ing Wave, San Francisco.
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the Oregon Steam Navigation Com.
pany have a. good - sold out, and the
Utah Northern Railroad Company ian.
other name for Jay Could are the pur-
chassrs. The effects Of this transaction
will be felt all over Idaho, Oregon aud
Washington. 1t will pretty we'll settle
the question Of building the Northern
Pacific Railroad oyer the Cascade
mountains 10 Tscoma, which may now
be considered certain and only a mat.
ter Of time in It's building. It will
definitely settle the route Of the Utah
Northern in favor Of tho Columbia
river. and We may - we'll at once dis.
miss oil idea Of ever seeing that road
In this section. The introduction 10
the country Of new element like that
represented BY Gould will have .
quiokening effect IN oil parts Of the
State and Territories named. II means
tho introduction Of just 90 much cap.
ital. the opening up of new and CON-
peting lines Of commerce, and the de.
velopment OF . vast and rich country.
1t will have . forcing effect upon other
enterprises which are vital to our we'll.
being. The effect upon Portland alone
is one Of doubt. but the suppositiou is
that. - far IS Gould is concerned,
Portland will be be like all crauge-to
be squeezed 10 his iron grip for all the
good there is in il.
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Wednesday, June IL, 1879
Mp. r. r. EXTENSION.


LEGATION. issued apparently as an adver.
tisement of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road. in it's issue of May contains map
showing the route across the continent.
The road 10 now in running order from
Duluth. on Lake Superior, TO Bismarck,
on the Missouri, 44s miles, nearly on
the 47th parallel. From Bismarck. the
route runs 200 miles on the same par
allel, TO the Yellowstone, which IL fol-
lows for 400 miles. in . wsst-southwest
direction. 20 Deer Lodge Pass, in lati-
tuds $50 39min. then follows the Bit
Ter Root River. in . northwest direction
800 miles, to latitude 49,; then runs
southwest 200 miles. to the junction OF
the Columbia and Snake rivers, where
it branches. one branch following the
north bank of the Columbia to Ksiams,
and the other running direct to Tacoma,
on Puget Sound, The company has 1873
miles of road in Washington Territory,
and has q land grant for 1900 miles
more of road between Bismarck and
the Pacific. The company has failed to
comply with the conditions of time at.
tached to the grant, but Congress has
refused to declare the land forfeited and
the company is proceeding with its
work. The Ne1 North,cest says:
There is now under construction. to
b finished this season, 100 miles from
Bismarck west. Another 100 miles. ex.
tending the road 10 tho Yellowstone.
10 being located, and will be completed
in the early part Of next season. Pre-
psrations are being made for construct
ing Immediately another 100 miles at
least. in Washington Territory. extend.
ing from the head of navigation on the
Columbia River, east ward through the
rich wheat lands Of the Columbia
plains into Idaho. Engineers are now
in the field locating this line. and por-
ton of the iron for its construction is
being shipped around Cape Horn.
Before the season of 1880 closes, the
Northern Pacific Company will have in
operation more than o thousand miles
Of road. and, without doubt. will con-
tinue to extend several hundred miles
Q year, until the entire line is com
pleted.
In another part Of the pepper we read
. list of contracts with different rolling
mills for rails to be delivered in May
and June. the sggre gate amount being
$1,000 tons enough for 200 miles Of
road. Rails for Is miles have been
shipped to tho Columbia River.
The revival of activity in the North
ern Pacific has been caused by the late
influx Of people into Minnesota and Da-
kots. along the line of the road. The
immigrants from Europe, especially
from the Scandinavian countries, are
going 10 large numbers upon the North
ern Pacific lands. thus furnishing them
the mears for building the road, and
assuring them Of . market for more
land - soon - they make it accessible.
The Ree Nsrth~sst says the company
has 700 miles Of road. 10000. 900 acres
os land already earned, not . dollar of
indebtedness. snd . route through
country where there will DO no difficult
~ In selling land - soon - IL 10 made
scceasible.
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Hon. Ebou c. Ingersoll, NJ. c., who
died ct Washington last week, was q
member Of the House of Representatives
from the State of Illinois for twelve
years. He was brother of the
famous orator. Col. Robert C. Ingersoll.
who it WAS that delivered the funeral
discourse at the time and place of
burial.
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AFRICA.

ALGIERs. June 10-The Arab ;nsur-
gents of the provinces of Constantine
attacked the military post of Pedaa
yesterday. The possession was defend
ed by two companies of Chasseurs and
a squadron of Spshis who repulsed the
attack. The insurgents lost 80 men
killed.
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WHERE IT Is.-By following the
crowd you will fetch up At the Ceutsn-
NAL Saloon, at the foo. Of Mill street,
first door east of the Seaman's Bethel
and Y. NJ. c. A. rooms. where you will
find the genial James Vergon, "back Of
the bar" ready to serve out his fine
wines, liquors. cigars and beer to order.
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WORK FOR THE IMMIGRATION
SOCIETY,".
PORT BLAKELY, w. IT,
June 9th, 1879. |

ED. lNTELLIGENCER:-I enclose to
you letter from j. l.. Mills, Esq, Ell
Paso. Col, as a sample of the inquiries
pouring in upon me from various
States Of the Union. I send this to
you that your immigration Society may
more fully realize the necessity of send
ing truthful information to the States
east and south of US. The Directory
will not fill the demand. as it is nearly
all Seattle. Respectfully.
Il. NJ. HOsKINsON.
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IDA.

BOMBAY. June l0-Three of the en-
ployees Of the Government book depot
have confessed that they set the recent
fires in order to destroy the evidence of
their defalcations. Two of them were
sentenced to lifelong transportation,
and the other to 10 years transporta-
ton.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, June S-Arrived-
Schooner Conquerer. bark Amelia. Sc.
sttle; biz Samoset. Tacoma; blk Martha
Rideout. Port Blskely; bk Dublin, Sea-
beck; schr Letitla, Port Blakely.
Sailed-Str Empire, bk David Hoad.
ley, Port Gamble.
To Sail Thursdsy--Bks Rival aad
Enterprise.
SAN Francisco, June lO-Articles of
incorporation will be filed in few days
Of steamship company with S8,OOO,-
600 capital, to run line of steamers
between Portland, Oregon, aud also
line to San Diago and other southern
ports. The steamers Rio Grande and
Saratoga are reported as having been
purchased by agents Of stock holders at
present in New York. and that they
will be Immediately sent out here via
Cape Horn to run in opposition to the
Oregon Steamship Company and the
Pacific Coast Steamship Company.
Four small steamers will be purchased
and sent out, or may, if satisfactory ar
rsugements can be made to that effect.
be built here to run on the southern
route.
WHEATLAND, CAL, June lO-About
o'clock this morning news was brought
TO town Of an attempt to murder at the
residence Of Mr.. William Roddan,
miles from town. Miss Ida Dunn and
Miss Cora Hestlep were the victims.
The young ladies were sleeping to.
gether, and the perpetrator is supposed
to have effected On entrance through q
side door. The discovery Of the crime
WAS made by Mrs. Roddau. who heard
Miss Hestlep groauing and gave the
alarm. Mr.. Roddan arose, and on going
into the apartment Miss Hest!ep was
found with her head aud face covered
with blood, and Miss Dunn missing
Search Was instituted. and she wa.
found twenty five or thirty feet west OF
the house where the tiend had dragged
her. She was insensible and terribly
mutilated. her eyes being closed from
the beating she received. The instru'
ment used WAS an iron stake twenty
inches long. three inches wide and At
inch thick. OF On oval shape. The PEG
pie are terribly excited and men ar,
securing the country with guns anG
pistols. One arrest has been made OF
suspicion Of negro who was seer
around for several days Sheriff Nc
Coy and detective J. ID. Hume are OF
the grounds investigating.
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EAATERN STATES

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, june l0-Ed-
ward farr. the murderer Of his daugh-
ter. who sank down in the prisoners
dock yesterday from the effects Of
poison. Just after the Death sentence
had been pronounced on him. died to-
day ct $50 o'clock A. NJ. in the ante
room Of the courthouse. Eminent ply.
sicians, from different colleges. were
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Gen. Charles Henderson, of Ne
braska, will probably succeed Secre-
tary McCrary In the War Department
The confirmation of McCrary as Asso-
ciate Justice Of the Supreme Court is
said to be doubtful.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N Assessment Roll for the City Of Seattle for
the year 1879 IL nov file at the Office Of the Clerk
Of said city. meeting OF the Common Council
Of said City will be held ct the Council Room on
Monday evening. June 9Th. 1879, for the purpose
Of hearing ell complaints In relation to asseas-
ments therein. st which time Gil psrsons feeling
themselves aggrieved BY such assessment may
spply for the correction Of the sams.
seattle. W. T., June 5th, 1879.
z. o. OSBORNE,
je6d3t Clerk Of The Ctty q Seattle.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


TINO PURCHASE. CHEAP FOR CASH. A STOCK
l. of Drugs, Books. or General Merchandise, In
some town on the Sound
Address W. F., care of ISrELLIGEHCER ONCE.
Seattle, w. L. je11.d4w2W
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NOTICE..

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO NE An
"a hereby notified 10 pay the same 10 D. !.
Wheeler within thirty days. Who 10 sathorizsd 70
CHA1LEs MCDONALD:
Seattle. June 8. 1879. js7.du
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BIRD LOST.

a MALE CANARY. AND A FINE SINGER.
"A all yellow. except black spot on top Of his
head. and q few black feathers aroand the eyes,
has been lest by thu undersigned.
suitable reward will be given for it, return
jell-d1w NNR, NAPELLR.
, 1879-08-02

10 the fsuaIof N 1ae
u CHICAGO, Aug. Ia correspondent speaks OF
the bad spelling Of the words parliament afd
committee, showing that the former !s derived
from tile French and spelled paFlcmcnt; ansl
tic latter froul tue same tongue, and ID spelled
comitc. The press could very easily restore ihc
proper spelling Of both words by simply print
lar them parlcment anil comlte; aud how much
better they would thus look!
There Is mother word which also requires re-
formIDg,-dcnagogue 1t should bo printed
demagog. 1t ia derived from the Greek, anu
tts Crock spelling 10 "demagogos, from
demos, the common people. and agoYos, lead
Ing; and It neans, III Its English adjudication,
oua Who leads a1t controls the multitude by
spccous and dcceitfut arta, md by pandarng to
popular preiudccs, passions, Ai,d iEnorancei
such As tho unsCrnputous, dishonest popillar
orator, otlicc-seeker, nr yote-hurtcr. Tho ht
it is The French ussge. In al! the other forms
of the word tho 1st Is discarded Thus We spell
1cu.ngogtc, dcmG.ogassn, dcMIaEog'cal, dena-
gogv, without any ne tagged un Let us ttIen
spoil the dishonest rnscal, pAndercr, and deceis-
er, de,nugog; It Is butter and stronger orthoE-
fauhy thAn deInaEOgue, nnd saves TWO letterS
every time tho word Ia written Or printed.
It may bu objected thnt II ue Is dropped from
demagogue VIZ must also, to be consistent, tits-
card IA from enla10gLo mt! pcttngoVue Ger
etll,er of them. They would be very much
butter without It, md would then 6o restored
to their proper forms nec0rlfng to ehttr letya-
tions u,i the nna!og!cs Of the Enullsh language:
All words ending III E0Eh and loE1tc should
drop .tue useiess tail, IL; such as deea,ocae'
ptysmaeogue etc. Nothing would be saeriiccd
by thia change or spuiinE: II would bs all pure
| gam from every point Of view. OArnodnAPER.
, 1879-08-02
THE RAILROADS..

KANSAS CITY PASSENGER RATES.
The General Ticket md Passenger Agents Of
the roads east OF the Missouri River held a
meeting at the Grand Pacific Hotel yesterday
to take eomo action by which the war between
the St. Louis, Kansas City & Northern, Mis-
souri, Pacific, and Chscago & Alton eau bo eoo-
fined to tic limits west OF tho Mississippi
River. There were present ]. ". Mlaglcy,
Commissioner Missouri River ronds; E. A. Ford,
General PASSENGER Agent Vandalta: W. l..
O'Brleu, General Ticket and Passenger Agent
Pittsburg, Cincinnati & st. Louis; james
Charlton. General rIcket aud Passenger Agent
Passenger Agent Chtcago, Burlington u Quucv;
F. Il. Myers, General Ticket and Passenger Agent
PIttsburr, Fort Wayne & chicago: II. q.
Wentworth, Gcnerul Ticket and Passenger
Agsn Mcsnn Gsnrs W. ~ Hnnstt oc
]. W. Cary, General Ticket and lassonRer
Agent. Laso shI,ro 4 Michigan Southern; T.
1}en1lcid. Gcneral Ticket nmi Passenger Agent,
and Passenger Agent, Chicago = Northwestern;
J, D. Brown, GENERAL Ticket and Passenger
Agent, Missouri, Knnsss & Texas; W. a.
Thrall, General Ticket Agent, Chicago !S1 4
Ind Passenger Agent, Wabash Railway; W. Z.
johnson, General Ticket mud Passenger Agent,
Illinois Contral; F; E. Nurse, Westartt
General passs.ecr AGENT Lake si1oTs 1o,;.ns
Micgan oou'e{, u Wss,os,, lawn n.m,,oI P,wai ns'
bloomington y Msste,n, 1a. W...s auot' ,n.st .as
| baltimore u ONO: j. II. toEtcE, western Yen
aral Passenger Agent !iteat estcrn o. Canada !;
| 4. Durham, General Ticket md Passenger
nsnici.- Ein;n short Linz: G, S. Cone. Ohio Il
rauS' n1sat.st,rI. y q C,nhh fnff.nann,ts h ri.
1tlss!so'Cpt1; ~ nu,J;., r.ot1,a Wnn.1nr Wohash.
49us VI nsau.SYt tsa'I fn'.n."i ,as.en,,a4
v. II. natiout, Mssse'T ~ s"1tH nh,n.a ~
Agent CnUatla S0utnetni ". L. !kob'uton 4E9!-
| tlc Manager Missouri, Kansas u Texas. Mt. +.
| 4. Ford occuptca the chalr, and Mr. George II.
Daniojs nctea az Secretary.
| 'fEe dt.cnse,on tonIs q Wide rnnpc and 1astet1
,,oartr Iii .1nw Finally thn fniinwt,v rrsolu.
s.4Ai. s - -. - n,a fia uon-atnrT - r1,r.J
, 1879-08-02

BpR1YoYlELD, ILL.,, Aug. l.-Artirlcs Of In.
CORPORATION wcro to-day filed with tho Secretary
Of State hy the st. Louis, Bhelbyy,la Il Eastern
Hallway Company, With headquarters ut Dam
Wills and a capital stock Of $500 600. Tho OBJ
1ect OF TIC proposed corporation is to construct
q narrow gauge rallw AZ from st. Lonts through
tho Counties OF Madison, Bond, Montgomery,
Fayette, sholby, Noultrlc, Coles, Douglas, Ed
car, Champaign, and Verm!llloa. IN Illinois, to
Soc, 80 or 0t. Township IL, N. R. 10 west, on
the line dividing illinois usd indiana. Tie cor
porators nre Cary A. Evans, Delphoa o.; Isaac
Porter, William E. Livcu.ood, panylllo; Will
iau Co,lett, Eugene, Ind; Coleman Bright,
'ruacola, Ill: Mll r. II. Davis, Ridge
Farm, iii. The 6rat Board Of D!soctors ara tae
csrporators, ard Jane. Dayts, Tusco!a; d. y.
Marks. shuioyvlllc; a.sd e. ". Waterman, Lodi,
ter shall be President, a,n4 William =. Ltyen.
good Secretary, Ut tue corporation. This is q
new organization On o narEow-Euasa basis, but
thu proposed lima IL ,the same that las bcen
talked of Ana agitatea every YenE for tho past
uozau ycurs.
Articles wese also fled by tic Leroy, Bloom
tngton g. Pcura Railway Company. 0i Blooms
nEtun; capital, $lU0,0u0. The object IL to co'l-
tinue slle system ct narrow-gauge railroads con-
templated by the samc parties BY constructing
llnu from LEROY, whcre IT, may connect with f &c
eorporators are tho same who have organized
several similar companies, viz. Heu1uihtnfJ.
| clifford, llasYeg f. Bullock, John PenHG!d, Gay
D. Penfed, all OF Aantoul; Robert Fisher,
FISHER, ILL.,; anl +. Dlcksrson, West Lebanon,
Ind.
Tie East 1t. Louis j. Ca.ondelet Rstlroad
| Company is tho first to submit to lhe Railroad
| and Warehouse Commissioners tta report for tht
year auang june 30, l819, III report hellK ~