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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-16
EASTERN MONEY GLUT AND WESTERN
MONEY PAUcHV.

In the great money markets Of the
Atlantic sesboard. millions can be OBJ
tanned any day on call loans ct 2 per
cent. per annum. and at S per cent. on
bond and mortgage subject TO taxes.
Tax free per cent. bonds. like those
Of the Government, sell readily at IL
and 10 per cent. premium. In Wash
ipgton Territory interest charges vary
from 10 to 80 per cent. per annum,
quite as much money being loaned st
the latter rate % 1T the former. The
ordinary rates are Is and IS per cent.
II appears 10 as that money can be
imported from the East TO great sdvan-
tsge. when such disparity exists In its
annual earnings Is is indicated in the
foregoing. Our counties should be able
TO borrow. If they so choose. while rail
road and like enterprises can easily
enough float their bonds at fair rates.
In buying a Government bond at ~
per cent. premium. u man simply gives
the use Of his money to another for
three years without resolving return
equivslsn. whatever. Daring those
three years. il he but knew it. be could
just - easily receive 80, 40 and 30 per
cent. 10 Washington Territory as he
there receives nothing. It appears to
us that 10 the direction indicated 10
room for handsome speculation to our
men Of enterprise and ssgacity. Our
western people want the cheap money
of the Fast. and the Eastern people
want the higher interest rates Of the
West. Arrangements can easily be
made by which both can be gfatifed
and benefited.
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Il Is significant circamstapce that
OF the 457 .25T immigrants whe came to
the United States during the year end
ing with last June. nearly one hundred
thousand, or, in exac, figures. 90. 700.
were froEi the British North American
Provinces. Canada svDds us more im-
migrants sLan any European country,
except Gres. Britain aud Ireland, and
nearly third as many as ell Europe.
OF the srrivals, 3l7,7i7 were from Eu-
rope. l0l .6sl from America. and 1893
from Asia.
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The Great BoatRace.
The NORTHERN PACIFIC ExreSs

The NORTHERN PACIFIC EXTENSION
Regular trains have been put On the
Missouri Division and now run to the
new terminus at the Little Missouri.
TIE stations. With distances from Man.
dan, the starting point on the west side
Of the Missouri opposite Bismarck. are:
Marmot. S1l miles; Sweetbriar. Is;
Spur. 24ll!; Blue Grass. 2914, BY.
Mine. 30; Cnrlew. 4ja; Kurtz, 522
Eagles Nest. 63l. Kuife River. III =
Young Mans Butte. 7914; Antelope,
9O1z; Green River. 9S4; Pleasant Val,
ley, 1921; South Heart. 1909; Hous-
ton. 100; Fogarty. 1856; Sully's Springs
142; Little Missouri Station, 1852 miles.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-16

The U. 3. Land Office sends to the
different local land ofices 40 many Reg
listers a. it, influence with the President
will permit. During the past year our
Territory has received two of these
gentlemen. ]. NJ. Armstrong. Acting
Commissioners. was appointed to the
Collar office. and II b Kinne, Of the
Private Land Claims Division. got the
appointment at the new Yakima office.
One Of the latest OF those appointses
10 e. A Kreldler' who was acting Chief
Of the Presumption Division. and who
has been sent to Miles City. 10 Mon
tana. These men are no doubt emf
nently qualified TO discharge the duties
to which they have been appointed,
and II any one outside the Territories
10 to receive such distinction. ID hould
DO mon like these who are known 10 bs
dt aud worthy in every respect.
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and killed Joseph Van HoG,en last May
for las ore Of picaic party Invading
biz farm. and who came near being
lynched At tie time by the enrsged
companions Of Van H5utsn, has Just
emerged from his trial with verdict Of
not guilty. he succeeded in getting q
jury OF Bergen County farmers, as 1
chief point in the defense va. tia, .
man has righ, TO defend bis property
from tressPa.ser.. and on this poin, the
farmers were q unit 10 Dalzell's favor.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
ExcLuuvEIr TO rHE IxrxuIoExcEa.
wAsHINGTON rRRRIrORY.

PoRT TOWNSEND, Nov. l5-The shi p
Gstherer which has been temporarily
repairing at Port Blakelv. left here
today in ballast, for San Francisco. to
com plete repairs.
The steamer Isabel was about three
hours late leaving Victoria this morn
ing oil account Of the dense fog.
Mason county official vote for Joint
Councilman gives McReavy lis. Hovey
20. For Joint Representative Kuhn
VI. Moore 45.
Lieutenant ii l. Bailey aud wife left
today for Vancouver barracks.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.

In the msrciful Providence Of the Infinite Fa
ther the seasons OF sesd:ime and harvest have
passed, and the abundsnt fruits Of the year with
its hopes and its memories have been gathered up.
Mindful Of the dependence OF all people upon
Almighty God for the blessings Of life, health and
food o d raimsut, for Christisn civilization aud
Christian liberty. the President of the United.
states has set spart Thursday. the 25;h day OF
November. as day for thanksgiving and praise.
Likewise Inspired. I, William A. Newell, Governor
OF Washington Territory, do recommend TO the
inhabitants thereof that, abstaining from seoul ar
pursuits, they assemble on thst day IN their pisces
OF public worship, and each one. after the manner
Of his own religious faith, do render homage to
the Oliver Of all Good. and do sup2 licate coniin.
uance Of HIS tender msrcies.
Blessed Is be that considsreth the poor"
Given Of Olympia on this the sth day of No.
t-t vember. AID. 1880, under the Great
1 SEAL. Seal Of Washington Territory.
49, VIM. A. NEWELL.
N. Ii. OwINGs,
Secretary OF Washington Territory
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Answer. 20 Correspondents.

In reply to the many Inquiries which
We have received regarding Q most
prominent modern remedy We would
say: To the bet of our belief Warner
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure is pure IN
its nature. efficient in its action and
certain in its results. We have learned
of some remarkable cures which it has
effected and belieys that as preven-
tive of disease it is uDequsled. Fol
delicate ladies aud enfeebled men it Is
invalua bic and its pure vegetable quail
tiles commend it to the favor and use
of all.
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YAKIMA VoTE. So far as heard from
Yakima County gave Brents $40 votes
to 2s7 for Burke. At two strong Re-
publican precincts the polls were not
opened, to the fierce indignation Of vo-
tiers. Simcoe precinct is yet to hear
from. Ballard was elected Prosecuting
Attorney. and Brooks Probate Judge
beyond doubt. The no fence law was
badly beaten. The two Klttitas pre-
cincts cas-. 277 votes.
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PROM the incomplete returns at hand.
it is impossible yet 10 give the exact
vote received by any of the Territorial
or District candidates Enough is
known. however, to warrant tbs posi-
tive assertion that Republican Dele
gate. Republican Generals, a Republi-
can Board OF Equalization end Re-
publican Legislature have been elected.
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The Garfield. Morsx forserx ha. a.

The dar6eid>Morsy forgery has done
no harm to the Pacific coast The best
and keencst men 10 the Republican,
party. including Presidsnt Hayes and
President elect Garfield. admit tha, 1,
vas the cause Of the loss u New Jer.
'sy' California and Nevada. and tha, i.
came painfully near losing Oregon and
New York. and causing the election Of
Hancock. II the Rspublicaa party
makes bad record on the Chinese
question during the nsa. fosr years. |,
will - certainly DO voted GU. Of
power in 1884 a. that the sun riss. and
ssta Party leaders, We believe, fully
understand thiA, and are not expected
to shirk the responsibility.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-16

On the 30th OF las. June there we're
In the United States 42.9So postOfiioss.
OF Elsa moro than one year previous.
OF these l76l are of the first, second
aud third classes. the pcstmasters Of
which receive 1T least $ia00 annual
salary, and their appointments direc,
from the President. The remaining
4i.22s Offices are allied by appointment
Of the Postmaster General. and are
known as offices of the fourth class. and
are unsalAried' Including these nearly
$4,000 postmastsrs. aud ell che carriers
and clerks. agents. &c. the postal de-
partmsnt Of the country has upon its
rolls something like 100000 employ
eo1.
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four miles further on. in con sequence of
the threatening aspect of affairs there.
There was no land meeting at Gate.
Boycott's house on sunday, bat q great
nesting was held fourteen u,iles of. A.
meeting OF 500 persons was held At
hnockAodoss. near Helehto wn, yestsr-
day. which ended in Boycottiug three
landlords aRd land agents in the neigh
borhocd. James O'Brien, an Irish
American. IN the course Of speech
said: If BOycOttiog these men had not
the eject Of reforming their abuses, the
people would resort 70 stronger meas
ures. They will see if !eaien pill.
would suit their digestion. The FIRST
duty Of every Irishman. be said. is 90
get rife. and his second duty il to use
it. !" He added: There are 600. 900 stout
men IN America who would die happy
il they could kill one cursed saxon"
The Great Boat Race.
LONDON. Nov l5.-The long expected
international sculling match occurred
on the Thames today. Hsnlan. the Ca
madam. and the champion OF his own
country. Of the United States and of
England. met and easily vsnquisbed
Trickett. tie famous champion oarsmsn
from Australia. Hanlan won by thrre
lengths. which be could have made half
q mile had be desired He was % min
stss in going over the course. Great
interest and excitement prevailed. Bet
ting was generally INDUCED in. Hanlan
being the f.yorite. and the odds in his
favor.
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Insolvency Notice.
TERRITORY OF wAsHrSaroSa
County Of King. ~

TERRITORY OF wAsHISGToH.l
County Of King.
Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE rurRr
l. Judicial Disrrictof the Territory OF wsshins
ton. heldinx terms Il the CITY Of Seattle Al A.
for the occnties Of king and kiss.p
George Newell and Albert P spaald.ne hereto
fore dSing business in Washington rsrrttorv mn
der the rrE name s9i STYLE OF Newell 4 sn.ni
ding. and Individually. Va Their Or aiturs
Ne 1aS1.-Persnant to e. order on tho Ho,
Roger u Creme. J0tee Of the said District oDur,
notice 10 hereby sivsn 10 all the cFrdi.ors 81 ~.
said insolvea .. 6eorgs Newell snd Albert N
spAnldirg. AMI The late ara Of Newell 4 sDaal
dt1R. o. be and appear before tie s.i. Jusiyr :,
chambers. IN The Clt, Of Seattle. saIA Csuatv ~
Territory. 90 the 3isl DAY Of peeeEnh-r A % issl
~ 10 o'elock m. 81 szia dAy, thea and fhrrs -
shaw cause, II any thsy can. Why the przy,r ~
said insolvents should not be granted ara A. A.
stgrnert q their estate be made and thew h. AZ
eAArest from their debts and liabilities IN purs,.
snce q the statute In sncA ease "a al. ar . sxss
sna In ths nsantlns al l<oes&ainss asssass 80
tnsslvsass b> sssget.
- witness ny hAni and the sea, Of s.,.l
iLs csurt. this taarteeuth asy OF Nox-sS
49, bsr. AID. isse
~ JAMES LUDf ow. Bxputy c1rrf,
pssd November ls;h. isso.
jacobs Jsa1er. Attorneys fox Pstisiousrs
nzAsx
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Two thousand volumes of books now
on the way from New York, Boston.
Philadelphia and San Francisco for e..
Davies's book store, ISTELLIGENoER
building. d&wtf
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The Forgery.

oiock tnis morning and still continues
to fall. A heavy storm 10 reported ct Fay.
etteville and Goldsboro.
The Forgery.
Nav YoRx, Nov. l3.-The Tri5un,
says the logic Of Judge Daviss dsci.io On
OF the Philip case implies that every
member Of the National Democratic
Committee known 10 have been engaged
IN publishing and circulating the forged
letter can b prosecuted for malicious
libel. That committee purchased and
scattered broadcast over the couatry
hundreds OF thousands OF the so.cailed
FAC simils, and sent duplicate plates to
Democratic Newspaper Offices where.
With hundreds of thousands of add.
tional copies were made and distributed
ct second hand. Not only those who
heaped up the danghills bat those who
have ecsmeared their hngcrs with thi,
Chinese smudge are liable to prosccu.
ton.
Gerasm for seeretary:of she senate.
wAsMNaroS, Nov, l3.-The Star
this evening prints letter from ex.
senator Dorsey denying the report.
which originated in that paper. that be
70 candidate for the secretsryship OF
The q 3 Senate. He also ears / served
IS member OF the Senate for six yesrs
and that fact alone, IL there were NO
other reasons, would prevent me sc-
cepiing the subofiinary position in
dicAisd: bat beyond .his, l am not a
candidate fos TIA, or any other place
and shall secep. none. II the Senate
should be reorganired on the 4,h of
March next or two years from that
tinae, aud new SECRETARY 10 to be
chosen. Il seems 10 me that Mr. George
q Gorham ough, to be selected to iii
the position be occupied for eleven
years with great credis TO himself and
hoDor TO toe Senate II any changes
take place. the senate woald honor
itself. its history and traditions mora
than 1t would Mr. dorham by restoring
hin TO his old place.
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Call at Schwabscher' for your
rubber boots, rubber coats, rubber cir
culars. Overshoes of all descriptions.
At Cost
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-16

If Jones undertakes to pull my
ears. said loud-mouthed fellow on
street corner, he will have his hands
full The crowd looked at tie mans
ears and smiled.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-16
EHE VOTE OF WASHINGTON
TERRITORY.

The fol,o~ins. IS far as officially rs
turned. is the vote. by counties. Of
Washington Territory. for Delegate to
Congress a. the election held Nov. %.
1890:
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-16

Di1TMAR PowDER-The champion
shotgun and rife powder of the world.
Very little reooil and report. little or no
SNAKE. 1000 shots fred without wiping
the gun IL improves by age. If wet &,
it is easily dried and AS good as before
Price reasonable.
sl0d&w F. ". " UsTHoFF. Agent.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE

inal Weak ness, IInpotency. night Losses BY
dreams, pimples on the face, and lest manhood
can positively be cured. The sick and afflicted
should no. fail to call upon him. The Doctor
has Travelled extensively In Europe, and inspected
thoroughly the various hospitals there. obtaining
q great deal of valuable information, which be
is competent to impArt to those in need OF his
serSices. DIR. GIBBON viii make no charge
unless he effect q cure. Persons at q distance
MAY BE CURED AT HOME. All com.
mu3icatiors strictly confidential. You see no
one but the Doctor. Persons writing to the Doc
tor will please state the name OF the pApfr they
this advertisement In. Charges reasonable
1851. San Francisco. Send SO for package OF
medicine. ni6dAvly
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-16

Call st Sch wabacuer's for your latest
styles. finest cut and most durable
clothing. At cost.
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Mere Of Re.ea,

More OF neyeess House Deings.
Losnok. Nov IA reinforcement
OF loo men has been sent TO Boyco,t
house. and preparations are made for
the military occupation Of Hesdpors,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-16

William Dalrell. the infatuated farm.
&c Of Pstsrson, Nov Jersey. wko shot
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Call at Schwabacher's for the latest
STYLES dress goods. AT cost.
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THE WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER

This Cd and popular journal Of Western vNb.
ington. WITH the largest circuistlon Of any Pspes
In the Territory. Ia Published every SATURDAY
nowuing. Terms Three Dollars psr N.
nam. In advances: otherwise. e4.o0.
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Shtpping.

SAN Francisco, Nov 12.-Arrived,
bsrkentine O l. Taylor, from Seabeck
schooner Reporter. from Port Blakely;
bark Atalants. from Port Gamble.
Sailed, bark Lizzie Williams, for
seAttls; schooner Huenems, for Seat
tie.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 13-Arriyed
bark Montsns, from Seattle.
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To the Customers Of Crawford & IIarriu.tau

To the Customers Of Crawford 4 Iarrinstou
Owing 10 failing health have disposed Of nv
interest in the business OF Cra wford H,rripeton
TO Mr. W. A. Harrington, my late partner, ana Mr..
andrew sinith o. San Francisco, Who have this
day formed a copartntrship under the name ana
syle OF Harrington smith. nov return nav
sincere thanks for the patronage 90 libsraIly ex.
tendsd to the nrm Of Crawford h harrington dur.
lug the past eleven years and ask for the new Arm
. continuance Of he same. intend TO reside in
California until May or June next, when. n NV
health permits will return to Seattle In the
meantime the de'ts due the late firm will, trust
b paid. Mr.. Harrington and Mr. Frank HAnford
are authorized to pt for he same and All mar.
sens indebted TO us requested 20 call ~ the old
once, now occupied by II ssrs. Harrington 4
Saith. and settle their accounts.
Yours. truly,
JAMES CRAWFORD.
seattle. W. T.. Nov. I2th. lssO. nl4.dkvtf
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Tuesday, Nov. 16, 1880.


Published every morning, Mondays sI-
espted,l and delivered 70 subscr pers asyvbsrs IN
the city. q Is cents per week. payable 70 the
Carrier; single copies 10 os1ts-
Per AMMAN. $1,000 In advance
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CALIFORNIA.
The lfaees.

SAN Francisco. Nov. 13.-At the
Bay District track today the trot be-
tween Col s A Finnigan's stallion
Santa Claus and Gov Leland Stanford s
mare Elaine. best three in FIVE, for a
purse OF $3.50. was won by the stallion
after the best contested race of the
season. The first heat was won by
Elaine 10 2;20; second heat by Santa
Claus 10 2:1s; third heat by Elaine
easily. the stallion breaking and not re-
covering; fourth heat by Santa Clads
crossing ths wire in jog in 2:1sL;
dtth and last heat by Santa Claus iu
2:2O. The race attracted much atten
ton, and was witnessed by large
crowd. Elaine was purchased for $1,000
when yesrling by Gov Stanford, and
made the best three and four year old
times. and never before lost q race.
Santa Claus made the best Ave year
old time, 2.ls. and also never lost q race,
and the event of today has been looked
for by horsemen as one of the most im
portant ever trotted on the Pacific
coast. Betting before the race was so
TO 40 on Elaine against Santa Claus.
The track was in admirable order, and
the day all that could be desired. Col
Finnigan drove Santa Clause, and Mar.
win drove Elaine. Between heats Gov
Stauford's two year old trotter Fred
Croker was spceded for purse and q
record against $50. and made the mile
IN G2SiS with one slight break.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM II
II may concern, that the arm OF Crawl I'd 4
harrington. heretofore doing business at Seattle
King County. Washington Territory, has been this
day dissolved BY mutual consent. Claims ~ Ainst
the late finn will be paid on presentstion by VIM
A. Harrington at the Office of Harrington Smith
Seattle. and all deo's due the late frm must be
paid TO said Vim. A. Harrington or Frank Hanford
at aid Office CT Harrington Smith.
Dated ct Seattle, King Oounty. Washington Ter.
ritory, this 18th day Of November, AID 1880
JAMES CRAWFORD
WM. A. HARRINGTON
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EAsI ERIN STATES
Weather I'm North CaroIins

WILMISGTos, N. c.. Nov 15.-After
an almost continuous rain for "a hours.
snow commenced falling about 7L
O'Clock this morning aud still continues
to fall. A heavy storm is reported ct Pay
etteville and Goldsboro.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-12

Amend Section Of Article 2 50 as to
read ~ follows:
SECTION . In all elections not other
wise provided for BY this Constitution,
every male citizen Of the United States
Of the age Of twenty-onc years and up
wards, who shall have resided in the
State during the six months, and IN
the township sixty days. and in the ward
or precinct thirty days Immediately pre-
ceding such election. and every male O
foreign birth. OF the age Of twenty
one years and upwards, who shall have
resided in the United States one year
and shall have resided In this State du
ring the Elk months, and in the township
sixfy days, and In the ward or precinc
thirty days Immediately preceding sucl
election, and shall have declared his in
tenti0n 70 become . citizen Of the Unife'
States, conformabIy to the laws Of III
United States on the subject Of nstnrali
nation. shall Be entitled 10 vote i'm IN
township or precinct where he may r.
side, IL be shall have been duly registere
according TO Law.
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CorxTY or DuBoIs,
The qualified voters of Dubois county
are hereby notified that the Polls will Be
opened Il the usual places Of holding
ELECTIONS. in the several townships Of said
County and State on the First Monday
lin April. 1se0. for the purpose mention
led in the foregoing precept; whereof al
persons interested will take notice and
govern themselves accordingly In
voting on the Constitutional Amend
lments the voters who wish 70 vote for
any OF the said Amendments, viii Be
lcareful TO erase the word :. No printed
under said Amendment. and il they with
TO vote against any Of said Amendment.
they must erase the word : Yes printed
under such Amendments rs they wish =
vote against. A failure thus 10 scratch
out Yes or No. or scratching out
both Of these words under any on
Amendment. wi,liavzlidafe that vote On
that Amendment
WITNESS my hand and seal. this -sti
day Of February, $780,
GEORGE cox.
Sheriff OF Dubois County
March 6tb, l930-3w-