The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-09

OF tDese gTea, capitalists AMI railroad
kings cemen,ed an understanding be-
tween them jus: at the time when it
was most needed IN Wall street. Tue
quarre!s Of stock operators are usually
of but momentary character and OF
shorter duration than disagree ments
between average politicians II was
only eighteen months ago tina. Major
Selover threw Jay Gould down an area
in Exchange Place, We. the other night
these gentiemun were observed sitting
together chatting friend y st ,ae Wind
sor Hotel. 1t is the general belief in
Wall street now that Gould AMI Van
derbilt are working together in all
their railroad and telegraph schemes,
and that perfect harmony has prevailed
ever since the four great Western trunk
lines recognized Gould's Wabash. S..
Louis, Kansas City aad Northern and
Union Pacific Roads as trunk line"
New YORK. Nov. The Hvuii
says: "a vigorous attempt 10 intro
duce the favOri,e hood.um pastime IN
New York has been cruelty discour>
aged bysthe Bench. For merely assist
ing at dragging q Cinnamon through
the streets by lariat ,ightened around
the Celestisfs neck, a young m,n has
been sentenced 70 the Workhouse for .
month. And they call this free
country"
A Cairo Egypt telegram to the
same journal is as follows: The re-
cent difficulties concerning the ooelisk
had their origin 10 longstanding
litigation with the Egyptian Govern
ment concerning the land upon which
the obelisk stands. The Italians claim
ing this land forbade Lieutenant Com
mander Gorringe to proceed with the
work of removal. The Italian Vice
Consul a. Alexandra supported this
prohibition. but the American Vice
Consul General had an interview with
the Italian Consul General at Cairo.
and, through the good will of the lat
ter, the Italians withdrew their oppo-
sition upon receiving from Commands
Gorriage a slight compensation for the
use Of the land. The Commander is
now proceeding rapidly with his work,
although Several holders of Egyptian
bonds have threatened to sequester the
obelisk. The Khedive and the Amer.
lean Vice Consul both ridicule the idea
that the obelisk can be seized by any
body"
New YORK, Nov THE :Erening
Post has this dispatch from from Alba>
ny: Nothing very new has been
learned here today relative to the State
election. Albany republican news
papers claim the election of the whole
Republican ticket with doubts as to
Seymour. The Republicans found thei.
hope of the election of their ticket on
the increase of majorit,es in rural coun-
ties not yet heard from completely.
Cornells plurity remains at about 49,
600. The New York Express, demo-
cratic. says that there is enough of the
uncertain element in the vote for State
officers to keep the public mind on
stretch that may be extended to the
conclusion Of the State official canvass.
Since the first Of January "a 1893 Ger-
man immigrants have landed at Castle
Garden, against S.713 for the CORES
ponding period of last year.
ARIZONA.
Tucson, "a T) Nov IA special from
Fort Grant says that dispatches from
Fort Bayard, New Mexico. announce
the return there of Arizona troops and
scouts. They had fight by moonlight
with Victoria's band of Apaches in
Mexico. 60 miles below the line. One
hundred and eighty warriors engaged
in the fight were defeated and driven
from the field. Private Cochlerio, of
Co A. 9th cavalry. of Fort Grant, Ari-
iona. was killed. and an Indian scout
OF Fort Apache was killed and another
wounded. Major Morrow commanded
the troops in the fight. The Arizona
troops are en- route TO their posts, the
hostile Indians having all been driven
out of New Mexico General Carr. in
charge of all the scouting parties and
troops in the field in southern Arizona,
will return at once with his troops
along the border to guard the territory
against the hostile Indians now in
Mexico.