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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-19
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The Rspabliesa tiskst Of King sossty
10 . strcns ous. That u viii b A.
proved BY the people q The polls i
uAdoabted. With The making Il proper
saort ever, man upon Il viii b. slecs.
I'd. rha. sGars largely depssds spea
its indivldsAl sehbsss. The sdsesivs
pull l. the long pull. the ssrons pail
and The pull altogether. Let the non.
insss pull II this wsy. cd shsy VIII
poll through I'll right Ifn d bscou-
ing In any man 70 sssnd By tAs Ticket u
10 the candidate. The ticket l. worth
working ioe ftpu Dslsgsts down. Ev>
cry casdidate apoa is givss u indiyid-
nal strength. To unite that sssssgtA
sAosld b the eIFort There sAould b
ooocsssion al around. not alone on the
part q oandidAssA bat 81 the Part Of
frtssds sad RspablicAss ssnsral.y. The
man y unreasonable Who 10 against the
ticket becanss q contains oos az Ire
isaivsaasls b hia psusoaalIy ebisseiu..
able. Tue dsssat Il every Rspsbl,e.s
viii be lust - much aid and eoafors 10
thu sss0y. - viii eseour.gs snd
sssensthen their future assAulss. A
partial defeat b this campaign nay
caass . fatal roui in the neat Stand
By tbs tlekse then. enc snd all. aad
slsee Il thresgh 70 she Let nAa.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-19
Tuesday, Oct. l0. 1880.
TINE AonIss,os or me s1arf.

The sdmissien Of wsshingsos Terri.
tory into the Uaion ss . State 10 I'd.
mitted on ell hsnds 10 b very dssirs-
bic. How can il be accomplished II
Is . fred feet now ttat ths Dest Houss
Of Representatives viii Be Republican
il is almost certain that the Senate will
be . tie. n . the viss President win
have the casting vots. II Arthur II
elected 10 will osssainIy rsosivs bis
vote; and Garfield win - csrtsipiy
sign the bill for our sdmisics. Now
Gil Of thk Il Ssr ths sssusptios thu. %
remain Republican. But suppose We
change and elect Democrat. What
them Jpdes Burhs says that eur ID.
mission Will dspead On political Con
sidsrstions solely. VIII . Rspublicss
House sonsent "a sdnit ~ a. Demo
cratic State. acting - the ledge says
they will. not on political eoesidssstions
solely? He says Democrats win not
favor our admission - long - Ne ssod
Republican ~ Congress. Does be
expect Rspublieaos 10 do 90 IL We ssnd
. Democrat thsrs' II the Judge IL
honest and siacsss In his argument. -
the bottom has unexpectedly fallen out
Of il. he ought y retirs. The lodge
prstsnde 10 desire above oil things the |
admission OF this Territory - . State.
Will be give Us proof Of his sineerity |
BY retiring from the canvas sisce the
recent elections have demolished his Or
gument. We have always held high |
opinion Of the sincerity. honor and in |
tegrity Of the Judge. and expect him
now ~ = siscsrc snd honest man 70 ss-
tire FROM the canvass. Perish the Ter
ribis though. that The argument VAS
made bat 10 catch votes; that the |
Judge was rot sincere; that our ssti-
mate d his ehasarses vas ssiounded
and false. Most We be forced to this !
conclusion BY bic confined candida.
tire. We pause Tor . reply. A the
facts now stand; - the Aguros now are;
IL you desire the admission OF Washing.
ton rs State. vote for Tbos II Brents
There ID no other course for you to pur-
sue. II you do not like him. throw Q
vote through him at the principle.
Principles and not msn 10 wise axiom
worthy TO govern the political sctions
Of the bsst of men. A vote for Brsnts
Is vote for admission. A vote
against hin IL vote to remand NJ 10
years OF Territorial dependence.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-19

Sheriff Coaseock came over f,om
Port Blakely yesterday. A our Kitssp
County readers know. the aheriif y :
eas1ide9 ~ Nelectiap. II hes q
sheo - sa10loot 49, 6urink Al
paes two years. and can and viii do
estter during the next two, When :
~ ~ = -. I'll = C. =
and sssnd ths HIT man 10 "a. rish,
place. keep him there. This i exactIy
What vs are doing in King County.
shefs Ne are endsavoring to re- elect q
Dslsesse. . Prosecuting Attorney, .
6heri6. Treasurer. . Lsgislstor and
sS2dsy :sAsr .o oiassrs ~ coed and
isaI is psopi. d mp% al ssII
to Afford 10 follow the exsmple Ell than
e this matter BY their neighbors Of
King. and re believe they are going 10
10 il.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-19

The Lscoenef Mad suggests 10 Pc
pub!icans the importance Of voting
their whole strength Tor Delegate. This
10 d especial importance % King
Cosnty Rspsblicsps- During the last
six years King County hiss tsics fur.
nishsd the candidate for Dslesste, ssd
has been given the Possessing Alton
neyship on every occasion osher IA
vors. In the way Of Generals Of militia.
DC. have also been extended, until We
have had. II anything. more than our
share. Why vas this' One reason
vas thss King County 10 ssd has been
Intensely Rspsb,iesa. ssd sss looked
70 for more help On the Territorial
ticket than any other coausy. Our
representation Vas larger In the Con.
vsnfioa than that Of other counties
having more popslstios. fes the good
reason that vs cast moro Rspablinn
votes II our party vote 10 reduced In
ths soaing slsctisn. ws win loss &C.
sosdissiy In IL nezs Coovsstioo. II
the last, that ss vaocouvsr. our mem-
bsrs co0psised one ninth the whole
body. II. In The oexl they are re-
duoed 70 ons.twslfth o. oss-l ftesnth
We will not only loss in properties. bat
more. II will Be doubtful IL 10 .
King Couuty candidate . single isyos u
attended. To b sure. vs vosld sain
10 the Dsmocsstio Convention, but that
dgni6es nothing wbstsvsr Il vslue.
ND 10 not for . moment to DO set |
'gsiss loA In the Republics Cosvsn- |
ion. Republicans should reflect upon |
his msttsr. Il b not slons aqusstioo |
( choice In 1880. bot of choics q we'll
o 1882. |
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-19

THE DALrD. OFT. Il. -Ges Ben
Sdopson. shs ensrgsels. nAil agent. 10
deserving Of commsndstion for his un>
tiring sssl and veil LAID plans. which
hsvs resulted in the capture Of the
nsil rottes. vho b no less Q perssu
than Nathan Essc.., assistant pos,mas>
ter Of Spanish Hollow, wasco county,
= miles from the DalIs~. Eaton has
been engaged ell summer in robbipg
the nail. bis flchings amounting TO
$3.50. he confessed bis crime yssser-
day. His capture wa effected BY means
q decoy letter. 10 which Was placed
. hundred dollars. He Was followed
up By Mr. Simpson uutil the culprii
Was found. Registered letters lay over
night Ut Spanish Hollow. where they
are checked The robber would ab-
stracs from these part Of the money
teey contained. then check and forward
them With the balance Of the money TO
Portland. The missing ofthese amesots
has puzzled the postal men for Some
time Simpson has asvoted consider,
able 6ns 70 3sding tke cuIprit. Ezeuo|
- veil knows By tho rssidon,s al that
section and Aasl 81 says herse : good
sens among HE neighhoes, Who are
greatly ssspfisedss BE ooafss&on. He
will DO brought down on the 3 g Reed
tonight by sn officer to be tried in the
U. o. District Court.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-19

This Il the way our Democratic con-
temporary Of walla Wslls put il and
missed Il last Tuesday:
Pending The election news from Ohio
and lpdians the whole United States
today 70 IN fsfmeot. Indiana will
undoubtedly 60 Democratic with even
chances tor the Buckeye State. - but
one vote from each precinct will cause
revelation towards Democracy. AZ
every vhsre else the interested Of both
parties are standing of until the news
reach ~. After tomorrow hot shot ell
along the line. On the side Of the De.
"c.rscy no quarter will be given or
asked. ~ 81 /
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-19

the Tixxs An evidence Of q par
tiAi failure Of the crops as b cen in
The general 6saAnd Of the farmers
for sanall leans These are bscouins
mose tseQusaI end whore there 10 any
security givse ~ farmers ere socom.
nodaesd. u b - be hoped that the
small leans foe which they are askins
viii heidgs then over Tho hard tines
aeai sseAis b somsv hat slov, tAsss h.
iug L. movement bow than there he's
bsea To- The lAss two ysars. but the
dsaless look fae revival end general dc.
ussed u the spsisg. What 10 badly
needed nsv b s0all cottages With
rsstals raging fsuu tvslva . tws.ss-
Ave dollafs pr otA.-Walls WalIs
SsatssssaH. !.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-19

In The recent great billiard game be-
TWEEN Siossea and 6shssfss. ths latter.
though defeated, made the finest run
90 record -Sl2 points. On The ether
IL rams b usds only 100 points, and
during The whole game AS 10 Slessou's
600.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-19

1ea uoeesEoe kAghs Z
Ha. tho Ter Dsesed . lailuso 60 pese-
ts0i light for family - a u G.
srs OF sas stocks breathe mcss freely
and - 80 disidsnds - = 1sNX
bat he orseca Kidssy TsAxaS hsen !
.ceeea tssa ~ - pnyiaa -
divt6en6s - soseeEs1 tH - -
thoss sllieesd Win 49, = -
disease 81 The kidssys q urinery
osgssA sd casrysng oonslssnatioo S
tAs pockses 81 rival eooepraa 80
worthless noslsans 10 III. A. e. -
0rsgoa Kidsey n ssd taks noshinr
eiee.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-19

Who Tor single moaeut doubts the
posisies Of 0ssasld and The Rspsb,icss
party 90 tho question Of paying rsbsl
claims?
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-19

The easiest and cheapest way 10 mako
the Chimes 60 ID this: Givs eeeh. -
evssy enc OF then Ce16tklsls 80
doss ct Pfuader's Oreg6o Blood rufi.
6ef. tos that will stsrs than.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-19

Who ever heard . Rspsblican
charged With disloyalty 70 the Union
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-19

kIEcrlcG TscxDD ~ oil oshsr lob
vosk doe neatly beda1 the shosf1p1
soeics 8 the isrsIAssEsexa Job Pslps-
CIV. Fk.lsaucx +
oAsu Proprietor.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-17
DEMOCRATIC ARGUMENTS.

In an article short time ago we OBJ
served that " the population of the South
has failed to keep pace with that of the
rest of the country during the past ten
"years. During that period bulldozing
has done its legitimate work. 1t has
driven out the more enterprising and in
g dustrious elements. 1t has prevented
immigration and Investment II has
hung as a curse over the whole South,
"and has retarded its growth" To these
statements the Louisville Courier Journal
attempts a reply, denying their truth.
What it says is, that 1000 emigrants have
settled in Tennessee during ten years !;
that 100, 600 emigrants haye settled in
Arkansas; that Texas, Louisiana, Missis-
sippi, Alabama, etc, are rapidly filling
up with bona fide settlers :" that there
is certain amount Of commerce and of
manufacture at the South and that " the
present census shows an increase Of popu.
"lation ranging from thirty to forty per
'cent. To all these assertions we
answer that they are loose, unveri6ed,
and as we are prepared to maintain, I'M
verihable statements that the accounts of
commerce and industry only show how far
behind the North the South actually is );
ard that we must distinctly refuse TO ac-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-17

capt the Southern census statistics as valid
evidence of the growth of that section.
1t is but a few days since the Courier
Journal itself theoretically admitted that
the Southern enumerators had been chosen
with special eye to preventing the sppre-
hended decrease in Southern representa-.
ton based on previous exhibits and known
facts. We have already in other articles
analysed the Southern census returns, and
shown how utterly preposterous are the
claims of increase made, and therefore
1t is not necessary to go over that ground
again. The fact is that the pre-
tended growth OF from thirty to forty
per cent. is a notorious impossibility,
and an i'll disguised attempt to
cheat the country into allowing the
South larger representation than it is
entitled to. The Courier Journal will find
that il has more serious work before it
than consists in putting forward empty
and intrinsically absurd assertions as con-
elusive facts, and that it must produce
much better proofs than any of its unsup
neutrality-suspicious. amount to. The strict
ures of this journal upon Southern pol
itics, and its statements regarding the
effects of those politics upon Southern
sperity, are fortified by mass of evil
dence of all kinds. 1t is notorious that
the South has not kept pace with the
North, and no journalist of reputation
would presume to question it, unless, like
Mr.. Watterson, he was engaged in des-
perate endeavor to bolster up the declining
fortunes of his section by forged census
returns and similar agencies.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-17
THE DAILY RECORD u I0N.
news OF THE aoRNINa.


IN New York yesterday Government bonds were
III Tor 45z; sterling, g. s2a@l SAY silver bars,
ISL silver coin, discount buying, selling
silver in London yesterday, 81 lOl6d consols, 81
1916 per cent United States bonds. 1853 As, ll3as
as, IlSl.
In san Francisco half dollars are quoted at par /;
Mexican dollars. 81 buying, ell selling.
At Liverpool yesterday wheat was quoted at SIS
SidlGs Id for good to choice California.
Mining stocks were generally frmer in San Fran
cisco yesterday morning. There was advance
from the best prices OF Saturday of from sc to Toe
per share on most Comstock descriptions. The as
sessment OF 81 per share on Mexican and loo per
share on Consolidated Imperial were put on yester-
day
Rev. ]. ". Guiberson, pioneer OF Ventura
county, died at Santa Paula Sunday night from the
effects of rattlsnate bite received the day before
August Meyer was thrown from horse at East
Portland, Or, Sunday evening, and fatally injured
A disastrous iacandiary FIRE occurred at Portland,
Or, yesterday morning.
The Washington territory Teachers Institute
opens at Seattle to-day.
Two notorious forgers were arrested at Provi-
dsnce, r. l., Yesterday.
Fire a Quebec.
The report Of tIc death of Marshal Bazaine is
uuf3unded.
At East St. Louis, Sunday night, Edward Tro,
n4ire shot and killed Horace B. Vail.
Two men were injured near Santa Rosa yesterday
by the explosion OF tarashing machine boiler.
Crops were considerably damaged by frost Sunday
nig-t ON the Atlantic coast
Robert Wilkes, his daughter and son, were
drowned near Toronto, Ont, yesterday.
An international Food Exhibition will be held in
London from the 18th to the 10th of October
Major General Br, an Grimes, OF the Confederate
army, was assassinated in Pitt county, North Caro-
lima, by some unknown person.
N D. Boruck has resigned from the Republican
State Central Committee.
In a faction fight Sunday in County Armagh, Ire
land, many persons were badly wounded.
Further details of the fire at Oakland, with its
horifying results, are given this morning.
The establishment of new National Bank at Los
Angeles has been authorized by the Controller of
the Currency.
\ church was flooded in County Donegal Ireland
Sunday, and several persons drowned.
Christopher McCannon kicked Hattie Wilson in
New York, yesterday, probably fatally injurng her
Great efforts are making in Ventura county to
secure Executive c'emency in the case Of Sprague.
General Grant arrived at Denver, Colorado, yes
terday, and met with hearty welcome.
At Los Angeles, Sunday, Jose Maria Dominguez
shot Juan Mendez, wounding him twice.
A man named Nelson cut his throat from car to
cir at Junction City, Or, Saturday.
In Lancashire, England, the cattle fifteen farms
infected with rleuro- pneumonia.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-17
RUSSIA AID AFauANIsTAN


1t is alleged that European officers &C
company Ayoob Khan, and this story has
been reported from so many sources that it
is beginning TO be regarded as true.
OF course these officers can only be
Russians, and if they are the success of
Ayoob Khan's attack upon General Bur.
rows may be better understood. 1t seems
unlikely, however, that Russian officers
would, even if employed in such work,
venture to show themselves publicly To
do so would not only compromise their
Government, but, if we may judge from
It's past policy, would be certain to result
in their own reputation. 1t is quite
credible that Russia has hand in the IN
trigues through which the British have been
so baffied in Afghanistan, for intrigue is
one of that powers favorite agencies. 1t
would, however, Illustrate its own purpose
by allowing its hand to be seen, and there
fore it may confidently be predicted that
it will never acknowledge any of its off,
GERS who nay be traced to the camp or
council of Ayoob Khan.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-17

GRASS VALLEY REPUBLICANS. "A corre-
spondent OF the RECORD UNION writing
from Grass Valley under date of the 18th
instant says:
The opponents in Grass Valley to Demo.
cratic principles and practices have just
concluded this evening the first demonstra-
ton of the campaign held in this place.
e. Coleman was President and f. a. Rob-
erts Secretary. Though the notice of the
meeting as rally was but two days old,
Hamilton Hail was well filled, and club
OF 100 Boys in Blue" organized in less
than twenty minutes. John ". Brier, ,Jr. !,
made speech replete with current infor-
nation, reason and eloquence, all of which
Is characteristic of that gentleman. His
arTaignment of the Democratic party,
though kindly administered, was very Sc
we're, and was truthful in every particular,
unless, indeed, the record published to the
world by the Democratic party itself be
false. The Republican party here is now
in fighting order, and it means to continue
to strike back and shame the devil, if
possibly he is capable of being shamed,
until the election of Garfield and Arthur
has convinced the Democratic party that
the great majority of this nation " will
not trust it with the Government SO long
as it continues to resort to fraud and muir
der of the foulest kind to accomplish its
purposes.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-17

Cork the Juno affair was condemned and the
belief expressed that the raid must have been
effected by persons desiring to sce renewal
of the coercion acts and wishing to give the
Government good yaiue for their secret SER
vice money.
Father, Son and Daughter Drowned.
TORONTO, August 16th.--Robert Wilkes, a
wholesale jeweler of this CITY. his daughter
Florence, aged ID, and son BERTHE, aged IL,
were drowned at Sturgeon Point to day
Florence and BERTHE were bathing, and the
boy getting out beyond his depth, the father,
who was in boat, jumped out to save him.
The daughter also went to the rescue, and
all were drowned
fatal Flood in Ireland.
LONDON, August 16th.-Floods swept down
the Glen OF Glendore, county Donegal, to-
lay, flooding the church at Cammionon aud
drowning several persons who were carried
away by the rush OF waters. Two bodies
have been recovered.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
LONDON. August 16th.-Eleven persons are
missing. Five bodies have been recovered.
The stolen Jewelry Attack RepuIscd.
LONDON, August 16th.-The value of the
plate and jewelry stolen from Eldon's resi-
denee. near Warthau, is $40 600.
A dispatch from Quettah to-day says
large number of tIibesmen attacked our
troops at ketch last night. The garrison of
800 of the Sixteenth Bombay (native) Iu-
fantry behaved with great steadiness. The
enemy were repulsed, and left so dead. The
garrison pursued the enemy for some dis
lance.
The Question of Currency In Germany.
LONDON, August 10th. The Posts Berlin
correspondent says: 1t is expected that at
tie next session of the Reichstag the entire
question OF currency viii be reopened, for de-
spite the semi. official contradiction, the agi-
tation against an exclusive gold currency is
daily gaining ground in Government circles.
1t Is said that Bismarck favors the readop-
ton of silver as the legal tender. The Presi-
dent OF the Imperial Bank has in q remark.
able treatise, exposed the mistake made in
abolishing the silver standard.
sfrangled-A Prince Injured
BERLIN, August 16th.-A lady of the Sui.
tans harem, who took refuge in the British
Embassy at Constantinople and was subse-
quentiy surrendered, has been strangled as an
accompiice in the Palace conspiracy.
Prince Alexander of Bulgaria was thrown
from his carriage to-day and received serious
injuries.
An American in Trouble in England.
LONDON, August th.-Thomas MeGrath,
ueSSAiDcu as an eHSiheer DetoHSinS 10 tie
American man. of-war Trenton, has been COM
mitted for trial for killing man in an ARRAY
at Grayesend.
VIII Return.
COPENHAGEN, August 18th. = In conse-
quence of telegram from the Government
at Athens, the King of Greece will return
there Immediately.
Committed for Trial.
CALCUTTA, August 16th.-The man who
fired at Lord Lytto in December, and was
declared insane, has recovered and been
committed for trial
Pleuro-PneumOnia I'm England.
LONDON, August 16th.-It is officially
stated that cattle on fifteen farms in Lam
cashire are infected with pleuro-pneumonia