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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-25

MISSING MEN.-Two men, both
strangers, took their guns and left the
New England Hotel last Tuesday. for a
short hunt in the woods back Of town.
From that time to this nothing has
been seen or heard Of them at the ho>
tel. where anxiety for their safety now
prevails They took no blankets even.
aud IT they have been lost in the woods
must have had a cold and cherries
time. ID Sheaver and NJ 9 Henry
were their names and they hailed from
Arbnckle. Coluss county. California.
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ANDREW CHiLBERo. Vice Consul tor
Sweden and Norway, is prepared TO
execute any business pertaining to the
office Issues sight drAfts on all the
principal cities Of Great Britain. Ger
many. italy, Russia, Norway, Sweden
and Denmark. Also sells tickets at
lowest rates to and from Europe.
ANDREW CniLBERG. Agent.
dSw Seattle, W. T.
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n. I. X K. APPOINTMENT. - Mr.
James B. Powers. heretofore General
Assat Of the Laud Department east Of
TIE Missouri river. has been appointed
4--nd Commissioner Of the Eastern De-
l'ar'ment. which includes all the land
sfsnt In Miuresota. Dakota and Mon
.aha--,hst Is. all except the Pacific
Coas. lands.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-25

The tug Mary Taylor came down
from Seattle last Sunday light. and
Tuesday towed TO sea the brig Deacon
Jas W. Keen will take Command Of the
tug on tho | st Of November Mr. Keen
needs no introduction to tho captain, Of
the coast, as he is known to be the
host pilot on the Sound or III Alaska
waters II. T. Argus.
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COLLECTIONS POSTPONED. - AS Mr..
y. W. Currier. our city carrier and COL
iector. IS out Of town, and will not be
back for several days, the usual Satur-
day collections of the DAILY INTELII-
sEScER will be dispensed with this
week. Next Saturday. November lst.
Ge Will Do around collecting for both
weeks.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-25

ANOTHER ENTERTAINMENT 49, Miss
Henrietta Mouroe will give another Of
her deservedly popular entertainments
in this city on Monday evening next.
The programme will be entirely new,
aud will be quite as good as the ore
with watch she so nightly pleased
Seattle people last Saturday night. We
lock fer second big house for her
benefit. Miss Monroe will 90 back to
San Francisco on tho China.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-25

IN Town David Higgins, Esq. for
merly proprietor Of the INrELI.IGEN-
GER, and bow successful practising At.
t"rney at Dayton. is in this city. He
las some business before the Legisla-
ture. and will remain on the Sound
several days His little daughter Eu.
nice accompanies HIM, and is visiting
her numerous friends and companions
IN Seattle.
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Tux rush for gems still continues at
Judkiu.'s Cottage Gallery. Bsing the
babies and twins IS carly 10 the day Is
possible. Exchanging tintypes - oil
the boom. Thifsy.six gems for 80 cents;
eighteen double gems for 50 cents !;
four BON tons for 81 90.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-25

RETURNED LoBBYIsrs.- Olympia has
oeen iuil Of lobbyists during the past
week. Among those from Seattle we're
Asssrs Booth. Ballard. kasin and Js-
GODS, all Of whom have since returned.
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GEN. GRANT BOQUEr.

An exquisite perfume. prepared and
sold a, the Pioneer Drug Store only.
Give l. . trial and you will use no
other. for it is equal to the best Lub.n's
Price only fifty cents PER bottle. Full
ounce. aud put up in elegant style.
KELLY 4 You've.
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HoAE News FROM ABROAD. We
clip the following two items from the
Portland Tanddrd Of the 23d inst:
Captain Irving Ballard. the holder Of
the Seattle street car franchise, is no.
go,iltiug with a San Francisco cons
Iany for number OF street ear, 10 be
propelled BY steam MN John Bar
rtt. o. tins city, has received gu order
to supply the Seattle Opera House with
the Necessary gas fixtures and chande
lisis. .. And this is from the Bee: The
Lizzie Williams Is now en- route for
Newcastle with $500 worth Of mer-
chandise for the fall aid winter trade
ut that point.
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We send all our Pianos and Organs
on trisl. We sell on easy installmenss
AID warrant oar Instruments Tor nvs
Years, For Price Lists send TO SHKR'
xAN. HYDE & Co.. San Francisco.
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YAKIMA Court. The District Court

YAKIMA COURr. The District Court
has Just ended its Cctob,r session at
Yakima City, Seven divorce ca.cs were
on trial. in only two of which were the
petitions granted. The Perkins muir
defeIs wero convicte! of murder IN the
first degree Tho indictment against
Chief Moscs was quashed. For assault,
Edward liaynes was sent to the county
Jail for Six moths. The civil docket
waa large. but was worked through by
judge Vineyard IN expeditions ard sat
isfactory manner. Anon. those pres
.nt from this side of tho mountains
were Il Allen. L. $. Prosecuting At.
torney; L. . Marshal Hopkins. Hon J
7 Judson from Olympia. and Judge
Lewis OF Seattle.
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W n. JENSEN,
Wharf street. Victcria. Il. C..

FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
wanted the ut c. o. ID. Store. on Occi-
dental Square. Gold and silver taken
u. par in exchange for goOIs. spdtf
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SU UNIONS.

1fa 4anD yro DC n1 D"1s,c4. As.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF sNOHOMISH
Peter Hovarson. plsiatia. ". Nancy z. Hovar-
con. defen1ant
Cooplsipt Alsd In the County Of Snohomiah. in
the once Of the Clsek OF sAid District Court.
TIVE Uxrrrp STATS OF AMK1icA SEND GRErTIS0
To Nancy z. Hovarson. Defendant:
Yea szs hereby required 70 sppesr in an .ction
brought against you By the above named plainti0.
in the Di strtct Court Of snobomish County. hold
ing tsems as sDohomish City. In and Tor the
County Of Snohoniah, Washington Territory. and
TO answer the complaint aied therein vithiA
sixty days exclustve Of the day Of s~rviee) after
the ssgvice % you Of this summons. or Judgment
by default will b take0 against you, according
20 tbs mayer Of the complaint.
The said action ID brought 70 obtain . decree
OF divorce on the ground Of abandonment OF
plaintt1 BY defeodant.
VrIxxss the Hon. B. 3. Greene. Judge
tIa} Ct eatd Court. and the seal thereof
~ this til day Of October. 4. D. 1879.
otsuv7t H. A. GREGORY. Clerk.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
OCCIDENTAL, HOTEL

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
r II stone OLYMPIA d slmson. y Sncisco
Oapt l. u Siarr Victoria Geo Myers. Port and
Yrlnk Ds,ton Por'llnd D Hou ard, S-abeck
John MaIcelm, d Higgins, Dayton
D & Harrison, DAYTON Wells, san Francisco
b GrIfiih, Newc 4stie CO swift. Francisco
r Motri., = FrAociseo Jas Campbell, DiSe.v'ry
" Oinay. p Gamble
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Prudent STOCK SPECULATIONS.
The Stock Exchange never presented
such All admirable condition for profit
able and rapid stock operations. There
never before have been So many for
tunes made by quick fluctuations and
skillfuI manipulations. Careful and
reasonable people only operate through
the combination system OF Mcssrs Law
rencs Il Co., which enables those with
large or small means to invest and res-
lie handsome profits. which are divid-
Ell pro rata among tie shareholders
every thirty days New combinations
are constantly forming. From $25 to
$4,000 can DO safely invested with
splendid opportunities for quick profits.
An Illinois gram dealer made $l3.220.4l
in two investments. 4 Michigan farmer
invested $50. which yielded Si33.l4.
He made by three Investments over 3d.
600. A Wisconsin country merchant
made S4,2i9.l6 in four combinations;
aud others have done equally as we'll.
New explanatory circular. with ''nnerr-
ing rules for success" mailed by Messrs
Lawrence 4 Co. Bankers. 5! Exchange
Place. New York City.
Every body rushes At HISS TIvoLl
BEER HALL to get the coolest glass Of
beer in town. Besides Schaffer's cele-
brated StsilscOom aud Schmieg's Beer
ON tap. you will find Bud~eiser. st.
Louis. aud Milwaukee Lager Beer in
pint and quart bottles. Also all kinds
Of cold lunches to order A new
Pigeouhole Table in the house. st.
Louis Lager Beer at dollars per
dozen quart bottles delivered 20 any
part of the city.
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Guaranteed to cure promptly and per-
msnrn.ly every case o; Gonorsh4s.
Glee, ard Whites. no matter Of how
long standing. if directions are followed.
Internal medicine not recommended or
necessary A cure guaranteed or money
r-funded. For sale by Geo. W. Harris &
Co wholesale and retail druggists. Sc
s,t,r. ". i ol6dAw6m
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OCCIDENTAL lloIEL. Al VICTORIA
- Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail to stop at the Occidental Hotel. 1t
il til. first hotel from the steamboat
landing; is tire-proof has good accom-
mediation for families. and as good
meals Is any hou'e in the city. at only
(! 90 Per DAY.
WV. JENSEN,
M. = N:nko..>
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u..N NEOUe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-07
iFnREIGN NOTES

LONDON, Wednesday, Aug. g. 1873.
t,,r, Napok wbo rules over tue southern portion OF
.hvssipa has abolished the slave trade throughout his
d0mlnlOns.
II understood tina, the German Government offered
M mpediment 10 the Inhabitants OF Metz who wished
70 attend the atos at Nancy the occasion Of the I'M
,ino a, the statue OF the late NJ rhers The French
Gnvernment to avoid any semOanoe OF fomenung a9-
ation on the frontier VIII not ne represented % tDe
forthcoming demonstration IN n0DOr OF Ihers at Bel
fort.
In the House Of Commons last night. the Right Hon.
w,Iuam Henry Smith First Lord Of the Admiralty. said
he movements OF the British feet in Besika Bay are
destitute OF political signincance.
The Channel squadron, which had been In the Ned
terranean for the past eighteen months, has just re-
turned TO Plymouth.
A VALPARAISO telegram of August confirms the an
nouncement that the CHILEAN blockade Of IQuique has
been raised
The British Consulate at Resht Persia, has been re-
moved TO Astrabod the Kingdom at the foot OF
IN, north slope OF the Elbrooz Range. Major St. John,
a well-known scientific officer, has Deen appointed
Consul
The Executive Committee of the Masters Association
n, North and Northeast Lancashire yesterday discussed
the necessity for reduction Of the wages Of the
cotton operatives 10 per cent in all branches The DIS
cnsiop was then adjourned. II Will be almost lmposs-
nile for the operatives resist another reduction az the
fands of the Operatives Union are exhausted.
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IW-YORK. THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1879.

one set of papers The two morning Journals of
London which have opinions of their own are OPP
posed to the memorial. One Of them is Conserva-
tive. the other Liberal. The two Conservative and
one Liberal evening journals opposed to it. or
the two papers which employ their best efforts in
keeping astrIde the fence. one is silent the other
gives qualified and cautious approval to the
scheme. The Government, appealed to III the House
OF Commons, has declared itself neutral 1t neither
supports nor resists the royal wish. On the whole,
1t Is probable that the most eager advocates Of the
memorial will themselves that they have made
a mistake, and will allow the matter to drop when
the agitation for and against has spent it's force.
Let me add, while ON this subject that we Aneri-
cans owe thanks to or Minister for his conduct
with respect To the funeral at Chselhurst. Like
all the other foreign representatives at the Court OF
81. James he received an official invitation from
the Lord Chamberlain to attend the BOnapartst eere
mony. He declined. expressing his sympathy with
the Empress, but alleging with perfect poteness
that bereavement in his own family prevented
him from appearing In puoic. If that reason had
not existed, he would certainly have found some
other. tie is not and never was one OF those Re
publicaus who keep their Republicanism for home
use. Tie had no desire that it should be said in
France that the Envoy Of the American Republic
was paying public honors to the memory Of the most
dangerous enemy OF the French Republic. He was
sorry for the boy but not sorry for the Prince and
the Pretender. at whose tomb he invited to do
homage. G. W. s.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
A NEW GRADE OF BARLEY

A NEW GRADE OF BARLEY.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Aug. 6.-Ihe Chamber or Com
adopted resolutions to-day establishing new grade u
barley, 10 De called extra No. 8.
A REFUSAL TO TAKE LESS.
RnADING, Penn; Aug. She moulders OF the
struck for ADVANCE 70 per cent and poes refuge TO
accept lees
THE sPRAGUE Law SUITS APPEALED
PROVIDENCE, x. l., Aug. Gil he equity cases of
W S. HOyt, Charles O. FrancklSn ct al against Amasa
sIraEue al which were dismissed with COSTS wefo to-day
appealed 10 the Supreme Court Of 'he uhlto states
PRIZES FOR OARsMEN.
Detroit Mich., Aug Cat "A meeting OF citi-
Eens snd the DeTO River Navy Club last night II was de-
cded 70 hoid opsnto al amateur iegats a. lhis on
August ~ and 2s Fzes VAIued ~ Hom sl~"o !" Sio"O
VIII be gwen
An OFFICIAL REMOVED AT HIGHLANDS.
HIGHLANDS, n. j., Aug. 6.-Captaln Van Allen,
who has held position OF keeper OF the highland Lights
toT yeas as removedls saturday and Captain Cal
nina formerly of tho steamers Bermuda and Gamma
pointed IN his place
ROCHESTER, \. Y, Aug. 0.-lhe Executive Com
,;ttee Of te sw-Y0rk staie FreeThukurs Association
ha Invited the FreeThnkers OF the United states apd Can
ada IN general COnNeHsOH a. ShAuI~ugu@ Ao COP
TENDER ii, 10 10, 20 and o.
NoRFoLKs NORTH CAROLINA VISITORS.
NoRFoIK Va Aug. 6.-NOrfolk has been
ihroDged to-day vita the visitors VINO arrived ast nRnl rom
otIer bsncbes OF trade oil state, ana here Tie
guests of the merchants OF Norl0K
THE AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
NIAGARA FALLS, n. Y, Aug 6.-lhe American
Debtal Ass1caon commenced its fourteenth 9nual
Yesterday al the Prospect PARK Pavilion Niagara Falls
ent IRON ali parts country. representing various col
leges aud State and local societies.
VIOLENT LANGUAGE IN THE QUEBEC LEGlSLA'
OuFnFC Aug Elm the Legislature last night
dunR The debate on the supply bill the Hon. Mr. Chaplain
nsed Violent Language towards the treasurer calling him
er moved that he be feprmRnded by the speaker on
vote being taken the motion was lest yeas 20 nays re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-07
FRANCO-AMERICAN TREATY.
PARIS, Wednesday, A

The French Committee for the furtherance
OF the FraucoA Treaty of Commerce TO Gay In
troduced NJ. Iron ChOttetu 10 Minister Washington. NJ
Chofeau presented To the Minister beautifully bound
volume containing all the documents relative to his TWO
missions TO the United States
In conversation NJ Clotteau, support OF his argu-
ments in favor treaty pointed TO the unanimous
pa,sage OF the Hon. Fernando Woods resolution oy the
House OF Representatives and to the resolutions of Sen
ators Cockr and Eaton, now pending before the sen,
the French Government
Minister Waddingtou thanked NJ. Ch0tteau and OK
rcssc sentiments OF the warmes regard for the Amer
lean Republic and interest the work Of the commit
tee He promised read the documents attentlyely
and In Nv weeks give an aud the committee,
10 v Itch the Hon Fernando Wood chairman OF the
Committee OF Ways Means, will be invited, and at
wbien the French Government will make known It's de-
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removed from the city oaiy and as often s neces
sary, ali ashes DIRT rubbish, and garbage ana thtt no
satisfactory explanation thereof or saiisf Glory excuse
there or has been made by the said william r. smtn,
generating either himself IS member Of sad Board
Thiyd-That the said William F. SMITH, such Com:
missioner ~ Police has been negligent IN cscharSe Oh
EDWARD COOPER, Nayor.
STATE OF NEW YORK EXECUTIVE CHasnER,
ALEANr, Ang !, 1872
moved William f. smith trom the office Of Police Com
missioner or the cry Of NewYork. tor cause after op-
Whereas, The said Mayor mas communicated TO me IN
writing MS reasons fr such removals now Therefore
hereby approve of sad removal. l.. ROBINSON
Isl al OF The S'atc. By the Governor,
b. c. ROBINSON. Private Secretary.
DELAY SHORTENED II THF CASE OF Mr.. WHEELER.
Corporation Counsel Whitney, late Tuesday
night appeared before Judge Van Brunt and
secured the following order changing the time APP
pointed to hear argument IN the writ of Prohibition
in Commissioner Wheelers case:
In the matter Of the People OF the state Of NwYork'
rel Wit Clinton Wheeler against Edward Cooper,
Mayor OF The city of NtwHOrk.
Upon al the papers In TINS proceeding ana upon
motion OF William c. whitney, Counsel 10 the Corpora
Con oesa as rsgonden' Edward
It's hereby ordered that the rcatOr or his attorney
counsel show cause before me at Special Term or
This Court 10 ne held at Chambers in the Court House,
City OF NcwYOrk, on Friday, August 3, 1879, 81 The
opening Of the Court that day or as soou thereafter as
counsel car be heard why che nearing ana return upon
tne writ Of rronibtOn issued out % TOT. Court on
moi be had Al gus IL, 1879 instead Oi ,he third
Monday of Augurt, 1879.
Service Of this order less than egnt Gays sha ne SUR
hcIent. G. IL. VAN BRUSr.
THE NEW COMNISsIONER.
Mr.. Morrison the new Commissioner. was APP
pointed private secretary to Mayor Cooper when
the latter came in;O office. He is a personal friend
of Mr.. Tlden, and was last year made chairman OF
the Anti-Tammany General Committee. He was
graduated from Grammar School No. 10, in this
city. In 1856 he entered the Free Academy from
which he was graduated in 1861. few months
later he was made assistant in Grammar School No.
10, and held that position most of the time until
1864, when he was appointed tutor IN the FREQ
Academy In 1867 he entered Columbia College
Law School and was graduated IN 1863. and was
admitted to the bar He afterward returned TO tho
academy, then renamed the College OF the CITY or
NeW-York. as tutor, where he remained until he
was made Mayor Cooper's priv ate secretary He -
a Knight empar ard is the chief appointed OIL
GER III the Grand Chapter of the State.
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,m MORRISON ASSUMES OFFICE.

IL.
EXCITEMENT AT POLICE HEApQUARrERs-IHE NEW
CoMMIsIoSER IN POSSESSION or GENERAL
SMITHS OLD QUARTERS.
The news of General Smiths removal from Office
caused much surprise among the clerks aud officials
at Police Headquarters yesterday morning. 1t was
generally known that he had gone out of town on
Saturday, but no one in the building could tell
where be had gone, or how long be intended 10 re-
main away from the city. There were ramors that
be had gone TO Maine aud that his stay would be
for month or more. IL was remembered
that before the Police Board meeting last Satur-
day he said no was going into the country
10 be gone for month at least. The
impression seemed 60 prevail that he had been in
formed of the Governors intended action and had
left the city to prevent the Mayors secretary from
serving on him q notice OF his req oval. The only
Police Commissioner present at Police Headquar-
ters up 10 IL a. IN. yesterday was Commissioner
French. who arrived early and remained only few
moments 1t was said that he much surprised
by the news of General Smiths removal Many
trials of policemen had been set down for yesterday,
and they were postponed because the Commission
ers were absent.
WHY GENERAL SMITH HAD To Go.
Officials at Police Headquarters expressed the
opinion that the action Of the Governor in remoy-
ing General Smith had been FASTENED by the lat
ter's course In voting with Commissioners French
and Wheeler against Commissioner MacLean in the
meetings Of the Board. II was SAID that when the
Mayor caused charges te be msdo against Commits
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
BEACONSFIELD'S DEFENCE.
THE BRITISH PREMIER DFFENDs HIS ADMINIsTRA-
LONDON. Wednesday. Aug. 8. 1s


HON.
LONDON. Wednesday. Aug. g. 1879.
At the Lord Mayors banquet at the Man.
sion House Tonight Lord BeacOnsned, replying TO
toast to Her Majesty's Ministers. saidi
Not a single Russian soldier remains in Turkey.
tn Gear has hnnOTablv IN filed his engagements aud
is cooperating with England and other Powers III
end avors 10 mau aIu peace II has been stated that
Turkey has not been so faithful In executing her engage
meDtS, and that s,quentB we had not realized the
reforms her pro- promised by the Sultan but II
is only lust consider that her domains were only
few days since freed from the presence or an IN
vadcT, and since the signature OF the treaty
OF b Rim cues ions numerous ana more
difficult In the IearTangemeut OF the IurkSh
have before the Sultan than have PROB
ably risen within the time before any monarch
heretOfor.. do not wish to add anything relative TO
the Treaty OF Berlin. This treaty has taken Its
place among the archives ~ the capitals OF
Europe. LIS eud Is 10 assure a general peace
and II dangers and difficulties suUeryene IN
countries to which treaty specially relates, /
be eve its and resources WI suffice Tor every
even uality. Tne object OF the Afghan war has
been accOmpsed with great precision aud rapid
ity. IL Is believed tnat IN u very short une
news Will arrive OF the satisfactory solution OF all
African questions One OF the secondary causes or tue
mmerc al depression Is imprudeut speculation. and
already sigps OF % amehOrauSn' IL tneIe are
GOOD harvests In all parts OF the world believe the
darkest days OF the depression Will nave been seen.
LORD Beaconshed insisted that landed property ought
to cont iuue Us al present.
Tue conclusion OF Lord BeacOnsied's speech was re-
ceiyed with cheers Tie speeches OF the other
Ministers referred to purely local topics