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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-06
HENRY LApoUcmxax. 4.

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Prince of. Wales. and never allows any
disrespecsful sli0sion To she RTipCe n
apptsr .iu the pages u tl6 1rAli II
is indeed diif.rtncs Of opinion on tbs
question of II. X. HI. that in part
CAUSED Lsbsucherc to separate from
E imuad Yates. with whom he vas 1t
the time conducting the World. He
imme.iistely sa sbhshsd the Truth,
pretty mach on tlis sasas pattern - its
rival. and ih.resftsr two entirely diff
fsrent courses were pursued by the two
psptrs.
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yere lessons on his lossensss in csytsipv
matters hardly .kipely and kept nt IT,
ecoring With regularity. 7rna 10 NJ
royal highness alone. and ON several
]. ccssions printed scsthing rejoiuders to
the general declarations aud accusa-
tions Of its contemporary. Truth.
wittsat weakening the World. which
bad : splendid start, sos,n bscans Asst
prosperous. for Labouchsre 10 one Of the
b st informed men in London, net enly
on general topics. but lnAsticslatly -
oil the Rossip. semi .o6lciai inyorMsEio6.
palsce scandal and society misdoines.
upon which such jousnals . Frt$k apd'
the World live. His frieddShip for the
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-06
COFFEE AND SPICE
- MANUFAcToRY.

dssiee 70 inform the people of Seattle aud the
Sound eoaatsy Gsssrsiiy shss have c.tsbltshss1
Preach Codse aud epi-e Msnufactory on FRONT
0Tn9R1. oeATTLG. eppostte sutltvsn's otOes.
whsss I en- misunderstanding the best brands of
CoGses oAluratas. Yes.t Powders and spices of III
kinds. which ars beins sold st bedrock prices.
Having hsA tan year~' experience st the busiDsss
In pasis end America, feel assured thst car
plonno Gl vho sav0r sns with their patronage.
NJ oDode, manufactursd IN Portland. tosk two
Arse pssniuaas in ls57 end thrse 6rst class pre-
miams in 1878. q Ne OerGoL ssaes vsie.
siod0 OL. EsMONIN.
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N6EICE ron PUBLICATION

sraezzess1nuD 0UU11B - 0ESuBsA, -. 4.st
|N1orsss ~ uxsrH1 oii1N faxr faE
In tollowtn9 nsao1 settler shas 1led nettes OF
n iaAsaAtss - Dehs Assl pvoot 10 suvpces u hi
elo1n~ ~sN1 UeaU npal ssss5 tleesof. aad that ~
shnon0 II eJsso q shs Uias5cs Ooase. q ase-
ksilkb CItv. ". r.. on Saturday. ths l2sh day ef
June, 4. y. 1hGu.
z CuAnxn fAYlDu. Hsnssssed No. 1871. for THE
M. 4 q nv. 4 and Lot = Of Section n. Town.
chip a Nogth. Ranee East. ana names ths fsh
Do11Hg - hte v1tno1ses 10 prove hls rcotiuucus
sesIdsnoo upoa anA eutivatioa of satd tract, viz:
0a3aA X<eAoy AnABsu yohpoua, Jennes 1oopsee
s'-T7s J.f. BROWN.
N ~ nsgtDesR.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-09

CHICAGO, June S.--The convention began to
reasonable at o'clock. On The chairmum's
table stands large floral oligy of 4 full.
riggcd ship floating in a sea of color, in which
the name of Garfield is worked in scarlet
flowers.
1t Is understood that the Coulsling mon in
the New York delegation propose Chester A.
Arthur for the vico-presidency. The minor
ity, however, refuse to concur and are talking
of concentrating on WHshburne, But nothing
is definitely settled yet on either point, Tho
various state delegations arc consulting aud
intcrchauging views with view of ascer-
tanning what available combinations can b3
made. The convention was called to order at
$50. Lumbard's male qu artettc of Chicago
opened the proceedings With the song My
Country, 'ris of Thee" clciting much ap.
plausc and stormy recall, to which they re-
spondcd by giving the comic negro campaign
song known as "Oid Shady"
MIR, Gcary, Of Maryland, moved that the
convention proceed to receive tho nominations
for candidates for vice.presidcnt. Adopted
California being called, Mr., PiXley rose to
put in nomination by his own delegation
nominee for tho second place on the ticket,
He commended the nomination of Garfield as
strong one, and urged the Importance of
nominating I'm equally strong man for the
second place, He named Elihu U. Washburne,
of Illinois, whose career in congress was most
cleditablo, aud to whose wise, humane aud
manly course in Paris during The commune
the speaker was au eyewitness; man whose
conduct on that occasion should and would
draw to the ticket on which he is placed tho
great mass of the German vote
While Mr.. Pixley was speaking Mr.. Logan
was seen talking to the Ohio delegation Gp.
paronlly in excited demonstration against
their support of the Washburuo movement.
Mr. Mccarthy, Of Now York, seconded
Washbmne's nomination, but the confusion
rendered his uttepuccs nearly unintelligibls
at the reporters seats, lie was understood,
however, TO eulosize WasAbune's career both
at home and abroad, and elected cordial aud
hearty applause from the galleries.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-09
STRONG EST NoMINI1IoN POSSIBLE.
How Hon. Samuel shellabargcr Views The
Result.

How Hon. Samuel Shellabargcr Views the
Result.
"What do you think oft ?" asked reporter
of THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN of Hon.
Samuel Shcllabarger, referring, Of course, to
the all.absorbiug topic of this hour.
"rhe result was very surprising, but very
gratifying" replied Mr.. ShelabarGer
DO you think the nomination strong
one ?"
81 can only judge of the strength of the
nomination." said Mr.. Shellabarger, "by my
estimate or knowledge of the strength of tho
mans character. have known General Gar
field intimately for many years. / have been
associated with him in congress. l have
been with him and acted with him
through all the period of reconstruction and
aftcrward. | have known him in all the con-
ditions of public and private life through
which he has passed since the close of the war
| esteem him us Il man of most remarkable in.
tcllcCtual resources -Onc of the strongest men
of the country, and u inan that is careful,
mcthodGal and accurate in his work. He is
one 0f The best scholars now amongst cur pub.
lie men, in my Judgment and l regard the
purity of his life as one Of the strongest Gle
menls of his character, lie hls been a steady
republican, aud as II party man not extreme,
Whilst he has boeu decided MS q republican,
he has not been deemed, | think, m ultra one.
So putting all these considerations together,
don't sec why his nomination may not bo re-
gurdcd, so far US tho strength Of Il nomination
depends on n mans character and life, one of
the strongest nominations possible
"Will the nomination bU supported by the
party genemlyY
In regard to his carrying Ohio the only
October state we have" answered Mr. Sheln.
hargcr, Il have no more doubt of hisclrryiug il
than have Of any other future event. They
can't carry Ohio against Gtllleld by any nom.
iuution that can be- made, lie is regarded IN
Ohio by all men of the republican party, and,
so fir as know, by all men rs man of the
highest character in both public aud private
life, amd is unassliiable. lie is also regarded
by our people Us one OF tue ablcst men Of our
times"
The interview was interrupted by n gentle,
man, who camo up TO announce General Ar
thurs nomination for the viCc.p presidency.
Mr. Shelabmger rouurkel vhut he believed
the nomination was u strong one, though he
knew nothing of Mr., Arthur personally.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-09
FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH.

the success of the ticket in New York is as
sured. Pennsylvania will certainly give the
republican ticket 10000 majority. There
either Grant or Blaine been nominated, but
on Garfield all can unite with n will. This
nomination is fatal to tho democratic party,
whose only hope lay in success ut tho coming
election, for tho next census will place them
in such n minority that ii will be hopeless
for them TO keep up their organization on its
old bourbon basis
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-09

asked what he though Of tho ticket remarked
that It was au immensely strong Ickot.-an
immensely strong one. A ticket which every
republican In tho land eau support, II will
unite every portion Of the party aud carry
every northern state, exc pt perhaps, Indiana,
and sball not he surprised to see the vote Of
Indiana cast for Garfield. With such leaders
as ConkLing, Arthur Cornell and Mo0dtOrd
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-09
The Anti-TbIrd Termer

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June s.-The following dis
patch explains itself:
TO Hon. James Il. Garfield Chicago;
Tho undersigned, TO whom was confded the or
gani2nton of the national thrd-term committee
OF 100, appointed nt St. Louis May 6. rejoice that
the duty assigned them disappeared with your
nomination, which they heartily approve. Warm
est congratulations to the statesmen this day called
to lead reunited party TO tho fruiton of its high
est aims.
Gsigned:l II. H. Hitchcock, L. Pretorious, G. A..
Flnkelnburg, l.. Eaton, r. T. Rombauer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-09
A Medical View,

DR.. Van Aornam, of New York, with pro,
fessional. characteristics thus diagnoses the
nomination: ave can all go to work at once.
There are no sores to heal, and no eruptions to
eradicate. The skin is clear and the whole
system in healthy condition"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-09

the nomination Of Garfield. appeal 10 every dele
gate TO vote for him. Let Ohio be solid Make the
same appeal in my name to North Carolina and
every delegate who has voted for me.
JOHN SHERMAN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-09
sherman's Influence for Garfield, -

Secretary Sherman yesterday morning sent
the following Telegram to Governor Dennisom
WASHINGTON, June S, 1880
lion. IriHiam Dcaaison c9mcttioa Chicago, M
Whenever the vote ofOAio will be likely oassure
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-09
Secretary shcrman's Congratulations.

Secretary shcrman's Congratulations.
On the announcement of the thirty.sixth
ballot at Chicago Secretary Sherman sent the
following dispatch:
WAsmEGToN, June S, 1880.
Hon James A. Garfield, chicago H.:
| congratulate YOU with all my hourt upon your
nomination as president the United states. You
have saved the republican party and the country
from great peril, and assured the continued sue.
cess Of republican principles. JonS SHERMAN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-09

Tho nomination Made Unanimous
After the cheers which greeted the conclu'
sion Of the vote had subsidized the chairman
sdd
"Jamcs A. Garfield is nominated for presi'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-09

CHICAGO, June s.-Generol Garfield was
serenaded at the Grand Pacific hotel this
evening bE an immense and enthusiastic
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-09

ltoa,iaaed oe N@@ Rag;,l
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-09

TO General j. 4, Gl.fsld, thcJgo;
Under instruction of your congressional OSsoCl-
ates assembled IN the hall of the house Of repre-
scn,atlyes, General llawley in the chair We con
gratulute you on your nomination as tho candidate
Ol the great republican party Tor the presidency OF
the United states.
lsgnod:l William d, Kelley, George NJ, Robe
SON Thomas n, Browne Joseph J, Martin, Horace
F. Page, d. 4, Richardson and Thomas j. Hender-
son,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-09

While tho Norm IWtfpul mas conceded the lm-
practcability Of the uuiOu OF It's own hope IL has
a. steadiasliy trusted 20 the intelligence and
patriotism OF the American people to prevent tho
contamination OF programme conceived In uuei
disregard of the welfare Of the party ana lhd
ipat through every stage OF progress with The most
Qpspuuc determination to rule or ruin, II is not
cucd by the nomination OF Gcucu GrUnt-they
have been ayerted i'm the humiliation of hi, de-
feat but Il is fair and proper 70 congratulate tho
rcpublicnu party upon the manner Of It's escape,
Tho nomination of General GARFIELD Will no
whore create enthusiasm save in the circle Of his
personal friends, but II VIII everywhere commanc
ILoatiaaei on F,uV Pagsl
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-10-13
.AAGERIKA..

80 55s, -i5s @ z5ffSE fS
HAsrsJuKAN har b1rjat visa sig i
nagra af de mellersta staterna.
SKENLAaaN1NaEN pa Nora Still
lahafsjernvagen har forts skridit till
Little Misso foden.
Elm af de aldsta inyanarne Mill
waukee, Wis, d0dades foriden vec-
ka at en- skorsten, som rasade ned.
~ Err. m0te af ernvagskondukt0-
rer fran nastan ALA slater landet
har under dessa dagar hallits j ST.
Paul. s.
OBsERYBRA ssCokato Mutual Dis
cussion Clubs inbiudning till ett
politiskt mote i Cokato den 2O:de
dennes. Is
DEN nyvalde guvern1ren j Yer
mont, Farnham, ahade torsdags
sin embetsed; hans majoritet var
25,O12.
DEN ber1mde rieskrifvaren,
George Bancroft, fylde nyligen at
tatio &r. Han ar annu vid god
helsa.
HUNDRADE ARsDAGEE at slaget
vid King Mountain, S. G., Trades
den z dennes med pomp och stat !
Charleston.
Err st0rre sallskap amerikanska
redakt0rer har gkstat Minneapolis,
hyarifran de begafvo sig pa en- ut.
{ hykt till st. Louis.
MERA an tire tusen vagnslaster
at majs har Des Moines q Fort
Dodge-JernVagen fraktat osterut Sc
dan den ] januarl delta ar.
FLANAGAN j Sherbrooke, hvil-
5 ken i varas m0rdade Mrs. Gray j
Limerick, har blifvit domd att han-
gas den 10 nasta december.
OFvER tjugu tusen larjungar de
allmanna skolorna j ST. Louis haf-
va borjat att studera tyska spraket,
som der ar ett valfritt ANNE.
DEN ALDsTE nu lefvande studen-
ten som utgatt fran Harvard col.
lege, sages yara Joseph Head, hvil-
ken utezaninsrades II 1904.
SRsoM en- kuriositet ma namnas,
att en- svensk j Minnehaha, Dako'
ia, hade en- ko, som nyligen fram.
kom med tre dugtiga kalfyar.
FoR naryarande "a v1iistas III ameri,
kanska studerande yid polytekni,
ska skolan i Stuttgart, Tyskland.
Den skolan har sos studerahds och
, 1880-08-19
THE I.AWLEs6 DEMOCRACY,

THE I.AWLES6 UEAtOC1tAEYs
apettat Dtspasth to Thu Chicago Tribune.
WAsnryaToy, D. c., Aug. 1s.-The At
torney- General has received official netlce Of
MI occurrence In Alabama which Is thus re-
fcrrctl to In nh independent local paper:
"Dcputy United States, Marshal Sam D.
Oliver returned here carly this week from
Andalnsta, Coyington County, Ala., whittier
he went with vibrant for the arrest Of four
men charged with lnutitating certnin wit
r,esscs whose testimony In court they did not
relish. Aided by three men. Hughes,
House, and Adams, lie arrested two
Of the parties, whercupon mob Of
about fifty c!tlzens,s nrn,ed with shot
guns, defed Oliver to carry the prison.
ers away, declaring that they were asnenblo
10 tho State md not to tho Federal Courts
for tho alrRnd offcnse; and their threats and
violence compelled him to shake tho dust Of
Andalusfa from ,otf his feet and leave tint
eeslltgersnt 1,,; locality with9ut hy prisoners:
when Hancock wns elected President Fed
eral interference with citizens would cease,
and that l!e could not CAPTURE Antlllnsianss
1'rlas THEY ,hre2te9sa tH TAXI rnt hs
but they did not Eet 1t. Tllero II
not @ m,icll back!!own to Deputy Marshal
QlFGrf WHO SIartctt aBnln laSL l1icsuay night
for the anfetntte Of Antlalusiu, md en- route
will get n l,osse ot twenty-five Or thirty u.s.
slstnnts at Montgomery, anil bring back tho
four men for w!lose arrest he llas q warrant
shortly tho end Of the war III liittaltlsit1.''
Attorney. General Devcns to-day ta!o-
Erapslet the United Suites Marshal for South
crll AlabnmA to elifnrcn tho writs III dispute
Mt Nll hazards. The Marshal will receive
wllntcyGr assistance MAY bu needed to ell
foree the authority 0f tho government.
, 1880-08-19
SUICIDE.

oPfskat 1}Apdteh ~ ans Eh]sdqo 1Ft1Qh&
QuEnEc, Aug. 1s.-u. Dcsochor. aged a.,
All old journalist formerly Of the Canadian
newspaper In tE!Is city, and Inter Of tho jo,t,,
alal dc Quebct', was taken to tho Alarlno Hos
pital III n supposed dying condition. The
Auctors saw Mt once TINT he Ind to Ind been
poisoned, and did all IN their to reltuvo tho
unfortunate man, nlltl, Il i1osslble;.to say0
h[A life. The stomach pump brought
W largo quantities Ut Purls-gfeen mixed
with alcohol. During tile night .Desoclot
cAlnu to lfB seilSes, ind told tho medical at
telitlnnt thut lle Ind swallowed q. pAcket OF
l'nrIs.8reeI1 mixed III glass Df whisky. 1le
WIS tired bf life, lse ,sald a,,l had kept tho
poison by hlM nearly yenr. Death ended
Ills sutferlnKs ut q o'clock this morning, An
Inquest was held this afternoon. DGsochcr
t,aa bren drinking hard for some years and
was separated from his wife, who Is a
daughter Ut y prominent !catter ln the
trtlubles Of 1887. llo was NJ, accomplished
scholar, Rila leaves daughter WIN is clover
Avnuisv, N. X, Aus. .1s.--Joseph r. Ator-
rls, Chtaf Engineer of the. FEr8 Department.,
killed HIMSELF to.ttny. Ills CONCERN tor tue
HlcGess Ut tia Flrelnail's Stpta Convention
now holding here unsettled Ills MIMI.
apseta! IAspatsh to 7hs Ch@eaao isitans.
s,; M'wAvnEE =, hk iiS1S, Avn 1Scatetno nn T
S,,lelae Tonight by cutting her, throat. She
lad been sllnn,efully mlsuscd by ilur chll-
!lrcl,, who wished to send her to u charitable
iuHtitut1nlf
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ous ,nat,i!nity only uxculled by the reception
Of an Invitation to "smltc" at tho close of
the nlgetirH.
situation In his bailiwick. Tic Egyptians
promised that thuir sectfon wotll.i still vote
f1r Andrew jackson, or Wflntoycr his naAl9
wns. II nlndo no difference.
,rllan followed u ttes.llt0rv and rather llnf1l-
torestlnR discussion On Tho conduct Of the cni,l-
paiRn.. Sumo wanted ~ many Congressman
tive and county tickets. willie others including
Trumbull, wnnted tho Congressional dis
trtcts worked up. with particular rcferenc6
to tho State ticket. Should tho Democracy
succeed lit carrying the State thls fall It
sn woa reenvs4 BE- nay yoars before the Republicans
Que gentleman suggested that 1t was Of the
tho Stats SHOULD 10 looke1 atlcr,
be >mado ont Of tho refusal Of 4 Re
publican Legislature to pass the celebrated
"trllck bill, which, It was alleged, wns DE-
signed. to atfOrl special protection to the
coal,lnlncrs and cheap clgarinakers, A
special committee was empowered to look
Nfter tltis sprctal phase Of tho contest.
The Committee determined to Orcn the
enmpaIEn II :Beileyiile, Xag; %; Shawnee.
toMn, Sept. ] +: and rnqlioln, Sept. 3.
Shortly nfter' deciding these lnomentous
question: tim Committeeman resumed their
coats and departed fur Il lemonnue stand.
, 1880-08-19

and Is nlready enga gcd in supplying thq lnto-
pendent journals of the country withedLto-
rlal lnattor, extracts from letters of former
alleged Republicans, US we'll MS edttorin4 fru,n
sucl, independent journals as tho Now. York
Sun and World, Il circular from .Dcnl-
ocratlc headquarters In New York. and
signed by W. II. Darnum,, Chairman, was
received at Republican headquarters In ttLs
city today. OF course tho circular and ac-
companylnK sheet Of extracts md cttltorlais
wns sent tn tho independent Ohio Journals.
Tho circular commences with flourish Of
VIRTUE and alngs taffy at the independent
press In =
NEcKLEss PROPULSION.
It assumes TINT the llonorcd and influential
Journal will glAdiy attl tho people In hur!rg
from powgr party TINT Inns grown corrupt,
a!1l Is Ito longer Of tlsa III FREQ nlW! cnligt.
ened country. It Then proceeds to give tie
tAnlps 0f the prominent men OF tho Rcpul,-
lcnn party WHO hnve deserted It. Among
tho lllnstri0Ms statesmen quoted are Charles
Fruilcis Adams, Col, FOrney, nild Charles 4.
Dana, of tho New IurE Stn. Tnkrn ~ n
Wllulc, tho circular md tho accompanying
extracts ARE models OF literary gei}ts a1l1
ability, The ctrcuar promises 70 send nut
extra editions weekly. Tho Hon. Frank
Mckinney Chairman Of the Democratic
Committee, has been endeuv0rtng to get COl.
F0rAey to deliver gonln speeches In Ohio,
but, the alleged statesman dccltaes With ro-
0rnf~