The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-03
BY TELEGRAPH AND NAH.

WILMIN'ioS, ~. w., Cept. ~ -DeH-
jamin Williams shot and instantly
killed bis stepmcther. Mrs Osborne,
near Shelby, in this State today. He
had difficulty with his father last
evening about horse. and committed
the murder out Of spite.
WEsTEIELD, Penn, Sept. 26.-Robt
Chamselain, a farmer. was shot dead to-
day, while cutting corn . few rods from
his house. There is no clue 70 the
murderer, but suspicion points TO his
father, with whom he was on bad
terms.
BERLIN, Sept. 26.-Ths Germ.n
quarrel with Japan is said TO be getting
more serious A German steamer was
recently authorized by the German En-.
voy to the Miksdo to break the cholera
blockade at Yokohama, in consequence
Of which Japan is changing the cholera
regulations concerted between Japan
and the Christian Powers. America
sides with Japan. but England supports
Germany.
DUBLIN, Sept. 26.-Three hundred
agricultural tenants have arrived In tho
town Of Tipperary. Ireland. They re-
fused 10 pay the full amount OF their
rent, and disturbances are feared.
LONDON. Sept. 26.-The last forty Of
the tenant farmers sent to Canada to in.
yestigste tho advantages OF settlement
in the Dominion, represent portions OF
Scotland and the north. east and west
OF England. Seventy farmers from
Sweden have sailed. intending to set
tie IN Manitoba. II their undertaking
proves successful, they will be joined
by GOO Swedes next spring.
WAsnIN0ToH, Sept 26.-The follow
ing telegram has been received from
Col Hatch, describing battle with
the Indians Oh the 18th inst:
SANTA FE. Sept. 23.-LieutenAnts
Dawson. Wright and Day struck Vic.
toria's trail ct the head Of the Sierra.
Blanco canyon on the 10th. following it
to the head of Las Animas rive: where
on the 18th they ran upon the Indians.
who held strong position. Captain
Boyer, with his company and Hugo
came up and took part in tho fight.
After fighting oil day the troops were
compelled to withdraw under cover Of
darkness. with loss OF five men killed
and one wounded, and thirty-two horses
killed and six wounded Morrow has
sent lieutensnts Blsckson and Gate
wood Of the Sixth Cavalry, with their
Apache scouts, and Emmet, with Nava-
joes, to the scene Of action, and will
follow Immediately with part of Com.
pAny l., Ninth Cavalry. and Wright,
with twenty-five men of Company q,
will join him tomorrow. Victoria is
said to have about l40 Indians. Two
Navajoes and ono citizen were also
killed in the fight.
New YoRx, Sept. 26.-A London
letter to the Brooklyn Eagle says: In
almost every portion Of the Union the
names OF Victoria G Woodruff and Ten
:.ie G Claiilin will be remembered. but
it is not generally known that the
ladies' arc permanently living in Lon
don, aud in style at that. Their resi-
dence is AZ Emperors gate, South King.
ston. and is quite fashionable part Of
the city. An item Of news that was
communicated to mo tho other day. l
think. will surprise and astonish you
ALL 1t is this: That in few months
they are beth to be married to members
of the English aristocracy. But how
did they manage this9 Well. sup
pose by the power Of fascination. You
may remember tina. two or three years
ago Victoria & came over to England to
give fifty public lectures. Several
ti,acs she appeared. but on the tenth
night she happened to be fortunate
enough to attract aud oAptivate q gem
tleman OF birth and riches, who has of.
fered her his heart and hand; and soon
shc will share his estates aud titles.
Her sister. Miss Clsfilin. also has found
husband among the upper ten. and 20
these two remarkable women Are splsu.
didly Axed for life. It il ccrtainly
strange that after tho very varied ca.
reer Of these ladies. they should como to
this exclusive and reserved community,
aud by their personal magnetism have
obtained their present position in social
life" f4t