The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-15

are not It this time really needed. Tho
company will ever be mindful OF the
laws. OF this State and will endesvor
chesrfully to submit to them Is it un-
asrseonds, or as courts may construe
them. In the management Of its bust
ness it will be governed under the laws
Of tho land entirely by consideration
Of what Il shall deem ia its own iudg-
ment to be the wisest policy. having
doe regard for the rights and its inter-
ests OF its stockholders. Respectfully,
LELAND STAMFORD.
SAN FRANCIsco, Feb. 13.-Arrived.
steamer Dakota, from Victoria, and
bark Lizzie Williams. from Seattle.
EAT ERN STATEs
New York, Feb. 13.-The Herald
names 40 o com mittee to distribute its
cash relief fund, Col King Harmon,
NJ. p, Mr. Shaw. II. p. Prof Baldwin
Cardinal McCloskey and Mr. Psrnell.
The Cardinal at first declined to serve,
but has since reeonsidered his declina-
ton and now consents. Parneil also
dsclised, but the Hsra ID hopes that he
win reconsider his decision. and repeats
its request that he viii act a. one of
tho committee. Notwithstanding bis
strange course toward the paper. An
editorial upon the subject in this
mornings Herald concludes: Wa offer
Mr. Psrnell such q committee as be
thinks desirable, naming himself a.
. member Of it. II he again declines,
the verdict of tho American people
will be that Parnell's OBJECT is not re-
lief for bis starving countrymeu. but
sel6sh agitation for his political and
personal ACKNOWLEDGMENT, and that he
10 not oDly 90 obstructiOnist in his own
country but On ebstructionist to char
ity here. II hs deliberately puts him
self in this position the American PEG.
pie will think il about time lie ends
bis visit. We suppose all sensible
Irishmen will endorse this conclusions
BALTIMORE. Feb. l4.-Psrnell ad-
dressed al immense audience ut the
Academy Of Music tonight. The May
or presided and among those on the
stage were Gov Hamilton and clergy.
men of the Methodist. Episcopal and
Catholic Churches.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. I4.-The jury
has brought in verdict of guilty in
the case of Edmund G Palmer, charx-
cd with having. a. President OF the
Louisiana Savings Bank s. Safe De-
posit Co., embexzled its funds.
CINCINNATI. Feb. lit has rained
almost necessarily since yesterday,
part Of the time heavily. The Ohio
river 10 rising rapidly along its whole
length. Snow melted by warm rain at
the headwaters OF the Ohio will cause
IN unusual rise there and high water
may b expected in very short time.
Rainfall from the time of beginning
yesterday. 10 1890 tonight. il reported
by the signal service observer to be
2 6-100 inches.
NASHVILLE. Feb. 1.-THE principal
losses sustained by the storm Of last
night we're By the E1gefeld 4 Nash
vile Manufacturing Co., $40. 600; Gus
tom House. $4,000: First Colored
Baptist Church, 5000; st. Paul's
OouSCos vSVsVV. no 0oltt6 iOo9oo are
estimated At s75. 200.
NEW YORK. Feb. l3.-Mrs Tweed.
widow Of the late Vim NJ Tweed, died
today ct Paris.
WARRINGTON. Feb. IA Speaker Rau-
dali when HE attention was called this
morning to the statement that be had
promised to give Finley the floor on
Monday next to move to suspend the
rules and pass the bill to equAlize boun.
ties Of soldiers and sailors who served
in the late war. denied positively any
such promise made by him or that be
had gives any individual member IN
opportunity to movs the Suspension Of
The rules In preference to committee
seeking recognition for such purpose.
WARRINGTON. Feb. l3.-The naval
expedition which has been cent down
to the bay Of Chiriqui. has for its pur.
pose the establishing there and on the
other eide Of the isthmns in the Gulf
Of Dolce. two coaling stations. This
action has been taken BY the admins.
tratiou with the advice and consent of
leading gentlemen in Congress Of both
parties. 1t means nothing more then
stated above-two eoaling stations ct
convenient points on the isthmus, such
~ exist at many other points, for in.
saancs. the department hes now cargo
Of coal on the way 70 the Samoan Isl.
ands. whore also . new coaliuR station
will b establsshed. The Secretary
hes found il very expensive to have
naval vesssls depend on supplies in
private hands. whinh ass often held at
sxoebitaut charRea Tho bsy Of Chiri-
qui and Gulf Of Dulcs have peculiar
facilities for such stations. not only a.
. resource Of safety. but because the
two bays and Intervening tract Of land
have been owned foe many years. ever
since the days OF Duchsuans admins.
trasiou. Ia fact. by an American citizen
| who. il 10 understood IL Wiling 10 sell
oil his right to the United States. This
tract made the acquisition of real estate
and water right for coaling stations
there easier than at any other point
equally convenieat on the isihmus. Il
70 said that negotiations arc on foot for
the acquisition by the United States Of
the whole Of the Chiriqui tract.
NEw YoRx. Feb l3.--Bsecher said
ct the Lincoln club dinner last night.
IL could have my own way would
vote for Grant to come back. Loud