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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22

took . percel cut Of drasee ssd
haaded il to tbs child. The child tors
od the pspsr With peryoas 6aeaxs, ADD
tasfs was the ssls trsssars of her h~srt.
hsr oniy pOssssaioa - her dali. She
hoagrd it 70 hsr breast snd kiassd il.
What was s~id between .vomas and
e6sld ceUld suf 10 beard. bat shen the
htfe wsif laid ,hs halt dollar on the
counter The woman shook her head
snd pusAsd It back vesy fer towsrds
the child. - il h<s se.oi1:ion oight
not hold out very stsadfAst- The child
Idokcd swased. but turned ~ 90, hus-
gsng hes dolly. and ct the door ssoCd
the Texan With very suspicious nois-
ture upon his cheek and big iusp in
his throak.
I've got . little cir, like you al
homo. said be. 'Coos sl0ng snd shov
me where you live
Well. yuu may Be sssarsd The siek
mother snd the little giri we're rsn-
dsred more coafortAble. ios IN hour
afts.wsrd she had . receipt for o
month's rent ia hss hanls snd doc.
tors carriage stood ., the door ef that
tsDensnt Aoass.
Add such u the aensy that .vas told
to tbs reporter by the b,ghs>rtsd
Tsxsa. Via Last night l-ft ths Lsclsds
As.sl for his homs upos the ~isis
plains whore range his broad horned
herds ST Louis Glo6s.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22
SAVING THE CROWN.

Altar the Empress Eages les flight
from France. the new government
ordered that xll the valuaLlss Of the
imprriai fsmiiy. incisdiDg tho csrwn.
the rsgnlis aud the ssssd Of state.
should be deposited With the Bank Of
FFAncs but the romor soon got abroad
hat the Enpse.e's Crown, together
With Tbs celebrated rsssni diamond.
had been secretly for sArded TO London,
70 the osrs of th. R.ihschiids. A little
later the gos-ips sfiis~sd that It bad
been 90 d by Dr. Evans. the Anscsiean
dentiss. AID that the psoessds nad been
applied 10 the support Of the Empress
d Chiselhurst. Tue true xccount Of
her fight and of the v.luables che
took with her. has r-csatly teen pub
lishsd. 1t appears that when Prince
Astternioh appeared At the ruileries
and bAde the Empress hasten her de-
parturs. she west hursidly into her
bed soou. put ou q bsowa waterproof
ci"ak. round travelling hat. took Q
green pArssol. began to collect 10 great
haste al shs miniatures Of the Emperor.
Of her soo. Of her sister (the Dacbes.
ID Aibe). and Of her niece. aud put
them into lspis-laxuli box-which.
however. in the haste Of her flight. she
wss destined to leave behind. MAKE
haste, madame! hear cries They
are mounting the stsirs They are
coming r. cried II. Niers. Prince
Msttespich went boldly into the bed
soom and took the Empress ~ the arn.
Every one hsd more or less lost their
presence of mind. The Empress left
without taking any money with her.
although there were about forty thou
eAnd isancs is the drawers: and Mar
shsl Vaillaut, who bad had Q thought
of this. aud ol brinsing some rouleaux
Of gold with him. had With the great.
81 officially succssdsd in entering the
palace by the gate in the Rue de Rivoli.
bat arrived too late to give them TO the
Esspress. She AAs driven n the hotsl
Of Dr.. Evsns, Who supplied her With
mouey. ehs was Thea put into the
hands q Dir John Busgsynes Who eoa-
vsyed her scross the ohannsll sud
when shs sst foot on the British shore
she Was almost pe0nilsss. In The ssb-
sequeut sIrsngsmeat Of her s9aiss.
after the Communs. many of her vslo
ables, and among them ths crown.
we're reseossd 70 her. N4@ ~
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22

Yesterday bighonsd Texan. some-
thing ovss s;x fest high with an snor.
nous broadbrinmed hat aDd SWEEP.
ing mustAchs. lseschtne asHrly to bis
shoaldsss. ssood q The laclads hotel
oGIcs carelssaly sxamieisg sAs hotel
register. 4 alisht tuitehjsg .at bis cost
skirts was pAsssd BY unhesded. but .
nors vieer0as psll eanssd him to look
around sxpscting 70 grsee . joking
friend Or somsthing of the s0rt. He
saw seshiAg. snd wsa tsraing back to
,hs sssi.esf Isaves when bic elasoe fell
upon ouoh = wee mite of oisA whose
hsa1 Wss ouch shost dis1nooo ifo1
the loor thas it was no wonder hs had
not sDsn ~. The Wild looking bee
bsssl rvs ts the litsls eoe aad deep
hase sssse need. 'wAat \ It. little
.flsass. Missss. wont you bay my
nsschss Z came iu weak, childish
teese,ss lUv shat ~ vFds cpud -
hesU h0e usdsstood had shS appeal
,os hsss rsinfarcsd By the holding up
" boz OF Matches tbs corners of the
papsr box ali dogeassd and nisersbly
soiisd.
Thslifak .assrs - hnusfooasd and
The one calico garnent rent end faded
and torn.
No: l don't ~asl ssy soAay. .issy.
said the Texan.
Please. Mister. won't yoa buy my
naschssf Nth = second pun st the
euaf.
Tia nsn tnraed agAis, inpasispsly.
and glancsd q The lfftle oas; then. .
IL ashamed. aad With > furtivs glance
arosnd y u - - II 10 vas anobservsd.
pat HE fingers II Ms vsss POCKET and
shs naxt instant bright half dellar
elsamed In the little griay 6nssrs.
With half Sigh the bighsarted fellow
~. hele = hjuoelf, .k,Oug lieklD ssn1'
Hsasa aistse. dAAt ysa usss ~
matches, and ] hain't Got no chasge!
oh tAe dsass. M; kseS IL ehaDge
asd matches. too.
/ Holding The precious eois in both
AandA - l5sslo naach giri vanished
like : sAadou through ths frnnt door,
snd - Ik~n. wieh : nettessd " ~
Snol I en- followed
Aruand tho ossneS and dsvn Siath
s1ssea paaaeeod - iittle nsked fsek nm
sossctoas III she y. : 1olio0sd. snd d
cee 6 IT, slszs1s assssed - snall
deelses asd : pselese nese q paws-
[sn6pa aInGD 1nosf IT, lome eeoaa -
imrouine q ahess she 6aried s1d uhis
psssd ssaesling 70 NJ vs0as. VI
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22

Miss El4sehs Marssy is sssssy veSp
er yoose iady Last usek ske caught
her little brother smoking
You terrible thing. she bis.ed.
am soiss - tel f.thsr @ys1f z
.Ths 10 .oesy coss silks ,ssrmared
tbs bog penitensly. a@sas y
Il dnat care shal Il u. au1 gaise to
cell IN you. and see that yos das't get
isto that b~astly. hosrid. degrading
habit. I wouldn't have anything 70 do
With smnkess.
III.
1t 10 evening. Miss Narrsy is sit
ting on the front stoop With Aieernoe.
Il is moonlight and the r~tlolsnt spis-
lie at the hopeysuck!s aud syrings ere
waftiag biiss 20 their already iuses sics.
ted souls.
.Would little bird object 10 my smok-
ing = cig.re,te?
Mt 1t sll.' replied Miss Murray.
1 like ci gar ttss shry are - fragrant
and rosaatic- ! think they are just 10 !,
delicious f'r anything.
Then I'll LIGHT oae' $50
.D,, and blow some Of the suoks in
my face; il Is - soothins and drramiiy
pAradisie.' -
Then he ligkts . cigarette and they
talk about the weather for txa honrs
snd half
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22

OF Mr. Asbmssd BAstistt ths Laaaioa
Truth says: Al the ex Americas With
whom Lsdy Burdest Coatss conssm-
plates union in the holy bonds Of nat
rinony might b. her grsndson il voall
b far better wsse sLe b adopt him in
that capacity and Ia make hiss . part
ar il the bank. By the cruel bliad.
ssss Of marrying him she makes hia
rich. but places him in % contsw ptible
. p'sisioa that be- 10 likely 10 be shaH-
ned ny .ll right thinking men .nd wo-
men.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22

LAxD ovSxs Af OAxx,A. VT,
oDeep0hR boA. loA
NoT1ok - lkAkDI 0IvEN THAT fWR
~ seatootng aaes1 sseRle Aes aloA DooScs a
- ssasooso - DaAs anal yEpaf - np0sss & ~
sh.1D. - soc1fs 1asl eosy iAsess1. - SHae
80 poouf Win - no6o halosU - nan1e1ar -
nse.avss - ~ Lad O0cs - 0iyneia, y. r,
wu1lAA J. RAAlu, Pss-snyAtsa D. .. No. xN9,
f0 - ~ .. - oDe4toa -. fUvuaA1p % NsFsh.
AAnoe - - nnneo - lns,pv1nG = - ~.
os-osoes OeSvs ~ euoeione1s aa1AeDro uDoo "a
ealttvs3eo - saA tFase, vies VfIltan Vlrknrn. J.
O. L1nA. 0ees9s 0sscbsss - WnnAo Dsuahsss
o Ief oeA1als. klAg eon01. "
s9svse J.f. D1OvN. naoisor.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22

LAND ouyscB At o1yuBu. ". T,.l
0sQesn6ss -, IN I
NrO1l0e 70 H4nnnY olYlU TlA1 FHR
~ follov1nG Asnsa sz1tlse - AleA no1ies q
elsio. - sssaso 1oul s1ey AAnsoe[ - ~
~ ysanfs q. 0eoammo.N1ll - 0aAo bsfoeo -
y1a0p. q. % Aisehssaes. ~ Cassk Of Ap161sfA
0sen = eseee,s. ". r. - xnaay. - - A1yae
OctoAae. 4 D. IooA
IsCn cSuDUuLs, -1anasassA ApDliesAtsa Ne
80. fer tAo n anA o1k sf sWk % osoosa %.
founs61p - Naoek nAAoDse IaGAs - -
fell0WtnG - ~ swttaos1es - peR D ~ Aooa1nnp
via: 0seso0 VmdseSsok. 3. q. Whlse. ?. 4. oen-
Der aaa Q. y. Mssen. all a 0sssula, Kiae eeuniy,
VT.
siavN 1T. nROWN. nssisese.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,


LAMB ogvscR AZ olsNesA. ". T.,l
Anon9e 11sh, ieeo.
NOTICE 10 RI1l1Y 0IvYN THAT THR
~ following named ssttise hae Alsd notice a
his tetso1ioa 70 0Abs 1nal Dssof n s1ppost a ks
claim. and secure Anai entry thereof and ihst saad
1eoee viii b nssAs before tbs Juass. e, II his
sasencs. the Cssh ~ The Dtstrcs Court st Seattle
y. T.. On fussday. Tie sth day Of October. AID.
1880
Jonx MAooY. non<ssesA Applieaaiou No. lssD.
for tAe lo<s y. Z. NV 4 0f NV.k sn1 AZ. Il q u
w OF necttoo -. Township ~ North, kanee 8
EAas. and Nance shs follo~ ing - his wlnssass 70
tioa ef nAid tract. viz: George Jenkips, Peesr
HoOoss Htrsm Rneeeu And Charlss McCsllisleF.
al Of kino county. W.T..
sAwst J. r. Dn0vx. R4sistss.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22

A Kansas paper tells Of wild
woman living slong the M"ocAsin rissr.
Her tracks have been found in the sand
along the shors. Sometimes sl,c wears
shoes. and at other time. she g..es in
her bare feet. Pa,iies have ~tt~ u pied
to track her to her hiding place. but
she always succeeds in eluding them.
Ii the reports be true. al effort should
DO made to reclaim her. - she probably
hss friends who are moarsing her -
among the dead.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22

A Welshman was on exhibition In
London for some days - foster. He
was to forfeit $50 Tor every day -
tasted food daring tvo w~shs. A
watch was Organised and the public
vss admitted Oh condition of paroAas-
ing drinks. The men made = sssoos
attempt to carry out his undertaking. Z.
bat after Elk days be Tell IRON the snfA
In state Of coniu. mud "uly revived
when fed.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22

Y.ung Buck. the Texan who resented
West Point hazing by shooting tAs
Ladsv Of his ter~s stnss. youoe TA00p-
500. snu nf the Sergeant at Arms Of the
House of Representatives. il at last o.
mittsd to the Military Academy. bav-
ing passed an exAmirstion Of great
ssyerity. ThomPsnn hss e,.iissly ss.
COVERED from the effects Of shooting.
Buck. however. is under indic, me Mt,
and will .prabably b. tried for hisaG. ~
against State law.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22

The principal Of Vsss.r CSll.ss
atepped suddsoly iato one of The rsci
tstion rooms and said: The psrsou Who
10 chewing gum will plsass step Tor sard
and put il on the desk' The whole
school stepped fosvAsd With as.s sco. I'd
toward the desk. whrl- tho t<scbss
slipped her quid beu<sth her tongue
ard said: 'Lealiy. galls. I'm sor.
prisedl
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22
Neliess Appliestjeo T. PurcAaae
Tjmbor Lan1.

OIsayIA. V1llnsSOa fnan156sr.1
N0uc9 - a1x11DY ogyx1 r1A1. n uoa.
Ter - ri q 9lnA9 La.G r G0
te9o1A, Ogsu1a. -Ieyo1s ~ ~ = -
80 49, Q41ee - 1n611lA ) e6aCs
49, = -; : = - - y - Z: = !, g:
n - ~ - ~ Qep11sa Ms. n. hfeun.
sAaD -. $ Uss0. 49, -. Raa g - Wyl1s-
u111o MM1A1on.
Any 80 ~ Pasnas sla1ninG sAvssssly ~ ~
~ Uputpoo - ~ eAofe eou1uo = 1nheDoe v1oh.
u al1U (ool 1nVs Aoo AsAe hWss(.
vs@.eg9gh..A SR&0 S0Yns1s.
stwiou RAtnssef - - Onss.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-12
THE MAINE TROUBLES.

The Maine Supreme Court, on the
9th, rendered an opinion in response to the
questions submitted by the Fusion Legisla-
ture, although expressly disclaiming any
recognition of that body, even by implica-
ton, as legally organized legislative
body. The Court declares that the Fusion
House was never legally organized, mas
much as some of the persons who assumed to
act as members thereof and were necessary
to make up quorum, did not appear to be
elected on the face of the returns and were
not in fact elected. The same objection ex-
lists as to the Fusion Senate. AS to the Re-
publican organizations, the Court say, that,
" although there may be irregularities
in the manner in which such
organizations were formed, the voice of
the people is not on that account to be stif1ed
nor the true Government to fail to be main
tanned. No essential defects anywhere exist,
but only such departures from the ordinary
forms as circumstances compelled"
The Fusion Legislature, after d pro-
to meet on the first Wednesday of August
next.
In the Republican Senate, on the Doth,
seven Fusionists took their seats, and %
Fusionists took places in the Republican
House. Every body seemed willing to ac-
cept the situation, and absolute quiet
reipned
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-12

reconsidered his determination Of suing
Gen. Sherman for libel, but has instead pre-
ferred charges and specifications against the
latter for conduct unbecoming an officer
and gentleman" and asks the Secretary of
War to convene a court-martial for his trial.
JERE. HARRISON, colored, who is
contesting the seat of Shelley from the
Fourth District of Alabama, has presented
to the House, through Mr.. Keller R., %. j,
(who moved that it be printed), petition
for investigation into the alleged intimida-
ton and bribery, practiced, as charged, by
Gen. Shelley and others, by which petitioner
was prevented from taking dispositions for
use in his contest until after the expiration
of the time set for that purpose. Some OPP
position was made to the printing of the Pc
tition on the Democratic side, on the ground
that it was competent for the Committee on
Elections to order its printing if it saw fit,
but finally Mr.. Keifer's motion was agreed
to. ia
THE Princess Lonise and suite arrived
at Halifax on the I'd, on the steamer Sarma-
p.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-12
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Rev. Mr.. Hayden of Connecticut,
who has had two trials on the charge of the
murder of Mary Stannard, has been released
on s. 200 bail.
The American Union Telegraph Com
pany, Jay Gould's new line, commenced do
ing business on the Goth. The line extends
from Boston and New York to Chicago, ST.
Louis, Kansas City, and other principal
points North and West.
A delegation of 40 colored emigrants from
Monroe Parish, La, arrived at Leaven-
worth, Kans., on the 9th. They were
mostly old men, women and children,and all
were in destitute condition and entirely
dependent upon charity.
A dispatch from Geneva, Switzerland
says that Lake Zurich is frozen over, an
event so rare that it has occurred but four
times the present century. H.
A fire-damp explosion occurred in. a
colliery at Mussen, Saxony, causing 10 deaths.
Charles Taing, a Chinaman, was
hanged at Colusa, CAL, on the 3Oth, for the
murder of Chinawoman in December,
1878.
Joe Gillespie, colored, was hanged at
Taylorville, Alexander County, N. G., on the
30th, for the murder of Mr.. VIM. G. Fowler,
merchant, for the purpose of robbery, in
December, 1878.
Rev. Mr.. Cowley of New York, man
ager Of the Shepherds Fold" has been
committed to Jail upon % separate indict-
ments, charging him with i'll treatment of
and cruelty to the children placed under his
care. Bail was fixed at 5000 upon each in
dictmept.
Near Barcelona, in Spain, recently, a
rich land -owner, his wife, three daughters,
son and two women servants were all
found murdered in their beds. The deed
was apparently done with Ratchet. The
house was ransacked. A swineherd and his
two sons have been arrested.
A Fort Buford dispatch says the I'm
capapa and Gros Ventre Indians have
had bloody fight, growing out of the
attempted recapture by the latter of a
herd of ponies stolen by the former
tribe. Fifteen braves were killed. Great
excitement prevails along the Yellowstone
on account Of the fear of a general Indian
uprising.
A delegation of Southern Utes, under
the charge Of Col. Page, arrived in Wash,
ington on the 31st.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-12
CURRENT TOPICS,

IT is reported, semi-oficially, that the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
has been incorporated into the
Wabash system, of which Jay
Gould is, the moving spirit. The M,
K. and T. has been operated since July,
1879, by the Union Trust Company of
New York, in behalf of the bondhold-
ers. The control of this road was Sc
cured by the purchase of stock. At a
special meeting of the Direct
ors, held on the 9th, eight mem
bers "a majority of the old
Board handed in their designations
and. their places !. were supplied
by the election of eight of the
Wabash Directory. Jay Gould was
then chosen President, F. S. Bond, First
Vice-President, N. L. McCready, Sec
ond Vice. President, and H. B. Henson
was reelected Secretary. 1t is said the
NJ, X. and T. will be at once CONSOLE
dated with the Missouri Pacific.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-12
WAsHrNoror. Jan. 81

WARRINGTON, Jan. u.
pleted his testimony before the House Com
mittee ON Indian -A6sqrs. IL related to fires
set and depredationS committed by the In
dians in Southwestern Colorado and to the
INJURIOUS ehects upon mining sottlcment.
by the changed relations between the
whites and lndians since the recent
t she ne va sn i 1st sain Mr -
and gave IL ~ his opinion that Mr.. Meeker
was very excellent man, but that he did not
know much about Indian human nature. In
reply to inquiries, Governor Pitkin said he ia
vored giving the land I'm severalty TO the In
dams in Eastern Utah, throwing open
the Colorado reservation 70 settlement
by the whites, and giving the Indiana every.
thing realized from the sale OF the lands OF
their reservation, unless some Satisfactory
sum could be agreed. upon 70 be paid them BY
theGovernment for the rsliQuislimont a. theft
rights to the reservation. AA'A A~sA -
Maj. J. b. Thompson, timber agent Of TIA.
Government gave an account of the fires start
May and June.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-12

books, pamphlets, magazines and newspa-
pers; by Mr.. Robertson 3D., La)-Repealing
clause - of the Texas Pacific bill, which grants
land to the New Orleans and Baton Rouge
Railroad Company, and re enacting It I'm favor
of the New Orleans Pacific Railroad Company.
Mr.. Wells, from the Appropriation Commit
tee, reported the Indian Appropriation bill.
Printed and recommitted. An evening ses-
sion was held. for the purpose of listening
to an address from Charles Stewart Parnell.
The House was called to order at 8 O'Clock,
the floor and galleries being closely packed
with spectators. The Speaker directed the
resolution of the 18th of January last to be
read. and stated that in conformity with that
resolution he had now the honor and pleasure
of introducing Charles Stewart Parne1 of
Ireland fclappins of handsl, who came among
them to speak of the distresses of his coun-
try. Mr.. Parnell then delivered his address
from the Clerks desk, being frequently APP
nj ded
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-12

In uncovering the foundations of the
obelisk at Alexandria, Egypt, which is
to be transported to this country, Lieu
tenant Commander Gorringe found a
number of Masonic emblems, which it
is said establish the relations of many
Egyptian monuments. DR.. Fanton,
highly instructed Mason,
has carefully examined the
emblems and declares that they
prove that Masonry originated with
the construction of the pyramids,
or at least at far remoter period than
the construction of the foundation OF
the obelisk.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-12

in receipt of information from
Ireland, all to the effect that
he restitution in Connaught and
the Northwest and Southwest and the
islands lying off these parts was rapidly
developing dimensions far exceeding
the worst fears of the people. In
some districts the distress had almost
taken the character of famine, and
the greatest fears are entertained for
spring and early summer. A London
telegram of the 3Oth says that three
deaths from starvation have occurred
in County Louth. The Pope has contrib
uted 10000 francs to the relief fund.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-12

EDWARD DwYER GREY, Lord Mayor
of Dublin, and Chairman of the Mansion
House Relief Committee, Dublin, tel
egraphs Richard O'Gorman, Esq, of
New York. Secretary of the Irish Relief
Committee, that the distress in the west
of Ireland is rapidly increasing, and IS
assuming calamitous proportions. Mr..
O'Gorman said that he was daily
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-12

THE public debt statement issued Feb.
2 shows decrease of debt for January
of S11,014,263; gold certificates out
standing, s1O,411, 100; silver certificates,
$9,052,910; certificates of deposit, S12,-
635, 900; legal-tender notes, $346, 742,-
356; fractional currency, S15,668, 729.
Total debt, S2,18S, 1919, 1891. Decrease
of debt since June 80, $26, 423,O15.