The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-05
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

For latest election news read our
dispstches
Call at wabacher's for your finest
vbite family blankets. At cost.
The Presidential question is settled.
New York gives Garfield $4,000 ma
jority.
Don't feed your children impure can
dies when you eau get the pure stuff at
Pipers u
MrsTD Hunter. Of Whatcom, fell
down stairs one day last week, and
broke her collar bone.
Have you heard from Maine y 10 now
gu, of date. Have YOU heard from
New York = is now all the rage.
The bsrkeutine w II Gawley has
been stripped of all her sails and run
ming rigging. The hull cannot be saved.
Another ins.allment of Treen 81 Ray
mond's new goods arrived by the Ida
no. They are now open for inspection.
Mr. CM Van Doren, the newly elect
cd County Commissioner, came to town
last evening. on business connected
with bis hop crop.
Several good sized bets were made
lss. evening that Brents's majority
would reach 1900. Ons gentleman OF
our acquaintance bet fifty dollars that
il would reach 1000.
Mr. ii A Aarons is now IN San Fran
cisco purchasing lot Of holiday goods
TO. the Bazaar. of this city. He will
EfA
of the goth.
AN idle report in circulation yester-
day, u tie effect that Hancock had
carried New York State. disturbed
Republicans not little. The news of
this morning is quite assuring on that
head.
More money was spent and more
work done on election day TO defeat
Captain Hill than all the rest OF the
ticket besides, but still the gallant Cap
tain comes to the front with q splendid
majority, as usual.
In Green river precinct OF this conn
Nv I2 votes wers Cast Brebts got IL,
Hill II, Wyckolf l2. Miller ~. aud so
on to the end of the ticket. Davall's
and Vashon Island are the only pre-
elects not yet heard from,
The ladies Of the Congregational
Church in this city wall hold their first
Scinb'e Of the season this evening, at
the residence of Mrs w George. on
Third street. Mrs George extends TO
oil q cordial invitation Ia attend and
participate.
Schooner Ada May. from Gualala for
San Francisco. was lost last week on
tue coast Of California. The Ada May
was owned by y ii Harmon and others.
was valued at $4,000 and was not in
sured. She lad on board about l20 900
feet of lumber.
The Republicans OF Pierce County
elected the greater part of their ticket.
Major Alden was defeated for Auditor
by one vote, though, We believe. he al
leges fraud, aud declares his determine
aon to Contest the election of his oppo-
Dent.
The American ship James Bailey.
while on her way from Hongkong to
San Francisco, has been lost on the
island Of HAWAI-. This vessel was
built ut Bath. Maine. in 1878, aud was
owned by j s Winslow, of Portland.
Me. She was 2l5 feet long. 40 feet
beam and "a feet depth OF hold. and
registered 1881 tons.
Capt Hooper, of tho U. ). steamer
Thomas Corwin. has on exhibition at
the Merchants Exchange in San Fran
c;sco. two dne waltus tusks from an
animal shot by him OH July 3D.. He
has also on exhibition 9 portion of a
tusk. six inches IN diameter. found by
him in the Arctic. This is one of the
largest ever seen.
The INTELLrGESCRR has published
the latest most authentic and salts
factory election news during the pres
cut campaign. not only from all parts
OF Washington Territory but also from
The Eastern States. We intend To keep
. up our lick, and furnish the latest aud
best news. The people realize this aud
hence our subscription list increases
every day and our advertising patron
sge proportionately.
Mr. Snow was sick yesterday aud Mr.
Lyons worked in the telegraph Office
constantly from o'clock in the
morning until o'clock this morning.
Among the last dispatches taken by
him this morning were those from
New York and the Eastern States,
which will be found very inter esting
10 orr Republican readers. and suffice
to remove the doubt which has existed
in the minds Of many in regard TO the
result Of the Presidential election.
Passengers AZ follows came here on
the Idaho from San Francisco yesterday
morning: Mrs s J Scott. Mrs NJ
Frink aud 3 children. Mrs Roebuck and
children, b eastman. Mrs 4 Rhodes,
NJ BColt, ii Steel. Mrs III Howard.
G Bernard, A Baker. @ N Hackett and
wife, Mrs A Swan aud children. l.
Swan. c Burns, r Harris, r Sparks,
GF Gibson. d Noble and 9 childrsn.
+ Richardson. \ Burnett. and Chi.
nsmen
The Oregon CAsrchBasa says: The
Rev Mr. Abel has recently made visit
to The Dalles to have little rest and
try the climats. The general oonven.
ton having adjourned. our delegate.
the Rev ] w Sel!wood may be expected
home soon. Bishop Morris 10 expected
to remain in the east till next March.
The Rev Mr. Stoy. of Msrysville, Cal.
has resigned his charge in that place
and accepted = call to the parish in San
Rafael.