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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-19


MoRE WRoS0 FIauRisa. The Post
yesterday morning attempted TO give
the result Of the recent election for
Delegate 90 far as known. For some
reason or other IL reports Brentss ma.
jority in Ciallam ct IL. when IL Wal
really 10. Il gives him 5 in San Juan,
whsre he had actually IA. II gives him
so IN Klickitat, which ia reliably re-
ported &C 1872. II gives him 81 in
Whatcom. where he has 95. Whitman
is put down from the latest report Of
lac to 40. and Spokan from 175 TO $50
In no county dosa 10 overssate the vote
or majority OF the Republican candi.
date. while il 10 quite careful to report
On sstimats Of 10 majority for the
Democratic candidate in SkAmania.
where said candidate received only 81
votes and 30 majority. What his di.
intuition Of one and overstating OF the
other means. We can only conjecture.
aud in coIlecturing can do the sheet
no credit. It should have vented its
malice before election, aud not rssor,
to this species of littleness at this late
day.
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sEsrxscEp 10 DEArH.-At 2p.u

sENrKsoED 10 DEArH.-At 2sp.m.
on Saturday last. says the East Orego-
nian, Judge Macarthur sentenced Ed
ward Murphy. who has been convicted
OF the murder of I d French, near Hep
pner, last spring. to be hanged by the
neck until dead on Wednesday, the
fifth day of January nsxt. between the
hours of 10 u m. and 5 pm With Gu
riosity characteristic only of the Amer
lean people, tue courthouse was packed
to its utmost cspscity, and among the
number were many ladies. Although the
object upon whom so many eyes were
conferred, Murphy was mparatively
cool. though slightly nervous. When
asked by the Court II he had any thing
to say Why sentence of death should
not lie passed upon him he replied
calmly that 20 bad not, and received
the sentence Without emotion In fact
all through the trial he hal been at all
timss master Of himself aud compare
lively Indifferent TO the proceedings
which cannot result from any failure to
comprehend the situation for he seems
TO be quite an intelligent man. His
counsel viii take the case TO The SUI
preme Court on exceptions reserved
daring the progress Of the trial.
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CENSUS RETURNS.

The Government is issuing its Cen
sus Bulletin ss rapidly Is the matter
can be obtained 10 pat 10 them. From
a few of the last received we CLEAN
statements Of interest o. below given:
Ia the District of Columbia are III. :
63s inhabitants. Of whom 1854 are
male, and 1904 femsls, 100. 1928 native
born. and l7.li5 foreign born. lls .23S
white and 80, 400 colored. o. the pop
ulstion f47 ,3e7 are within the limits OF
the city of Washington. 1858 in
Georgetown. and 1888 elsewhere in
the District.
The two largest places in South Car
olina are Columbia aud Charleston,
the former with 10. $40 citizens and the
latter with AZ, 800. In Charleston county
are tO2 ,s25. In the whole state are
995.3Os. The female inhabitants, as
everywhere else on the Atlsntie sea-
board, outnnmber the male; in South
Csrolina the excess being 1852 per.
sons. The State fluids little favor
among foreigners. they numbering but
1912 to 9S7 ,6iI native bnrn. The col
orsd people outnumber the white nearly
two to one; the aggregate Of both be-
ing 39i oh white and 6t4. 235 colored.
The twenty FIVE wards Of the city Of
Brooklyn are possessed Of a population
Of 500. $50. and the population OF the
whole county Kings is 599. $40. TWEEN
ty.three Indian, 11S Chinese, 9.27l
colored and 1876. 254 foreign born per-
sons are included among ahs inhab-
itants Of this. the fourth in point Of
numbers. county OF the Union. OF its
people, 2s9, $50 are male and 3l0,260
female.
Chicago has 5O3. O53 inhabitants, and
Cook county. of which the city is the
seat, has GOT .46s. This county is only
exceeded by New York and Philadei-
phis. though the city is exceeded by
Brooklyn, as before indicated. or the
oounty's population 2 ars Japanese.
ia Chinese and A Indians, The for
eign born number 242 .40S. The male
inhabitants exceed the female by To-
O7s. Outside Of Chicago, Hyde Park
and Lakeview are the chief precincts,
thegtwo having together 3i0la inhab-
itants.
Newark. New Jersey. is reported at
10000. and Paterson, in the came
State. 50,ss7. The returns are yet in
complete for this State. and until they
are more complete than at present. we
will defer more extended reference.
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Mrs Schneider was Q cruel San Fran
cisco stepmother. Her two little step-
daughters 6sd from hes one morning
and took refuge Ia neighbots house
where they showed the marks Of meS-
CHESS whippings to ell who called dur
ing the day. Among the visitors were
large number of the girls school
companions. who were greatly moved
ey the SIGHT. IL the evening. when
Mrs Schneider started for q grocery
BY. she was set upon By fierce mob Of
children They hoossd at Der. pelted
he. with sticks aud stcseS threw her
down, and had begun 10 dag her to-
wards The bay when soGe police msn
rescued her. Ha
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srlLL IN CHOxEr.-Th. Grand jury

STILL IN CRoxEv.-The Grand Jury
OF U@atilla county. Ogn, returned
three indictments against II c Paige
one for the larceny Of 70 pieces of gold
coin. valued at go each; one for the
larceny OF ss ounces Of gold dust,
valued at $3.50. aud one for the lar
csny Of sito in currency notes. In ell
three eases motion fer . continuance
Until the spring term Of court was made
and sllose-i by Judge Macarthur. on the
groand OF the in,posMbility Of the de-
fendant getting bis witnesses at this
term. 10 the first case bic bail vas
fixed 81 $1,000; In .he sscnnd ss $s4o0:
and in the third 81 $500: which ros
having been raised. the prisoner was
rsmandsd into the cnssoiy Of the Shef-
id and 10 II this time confined In jail.
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.n.w.r.,o correspondents.

In reply TO the many inquiries " hich
we have received regarding Q most
prominent modern remedy we would
sAy: To tue best 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 remaI liable cures which it has
effected and believe that as . preveu>
tive of disease 1t is uuequsled- For
delicate ladies and enfeebled men II Is
invaIus Die and its pure vegetable quail
titles commend il to the favor aud use
of all
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To HE iuSo.-The Mclean brothers
and Hars-thrse British Colum bia half
breed boys. who srs known as the
Kamloops outlaws and muraerers-have
emerged from their second trial for the
double murder committed by thsm
last year; the hrst trial, which ended
Ia u conviction, having been 90, aside
tor some informality. The outcome of
the new trial was similar to that of the
nrst. a defense Of .he young villains
being impossible. They are 20 DO hung
on the l6:h Of January, 1881.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-19

Ho roR A SrArEi-Northern Idaho
voted strosg for Annexation. and we
hope the day will come when Washing.
ton will be grand State, with the Blue
mountains and majestic Columbia on
the south. the 4sth parallel on the
north, the Pacific ocean on the west and
the Rocky mountains on the east rs her
boundary lines, with Yakima City for
its capital. seattle the New York and
WsilA Walla the new Chicago of the
far distant West. Let's ell arise and
say Hooray!
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-19

L. r. PLYLEY. Physician and Sur
geon. would announce to the citizens OF
Seattle and vicinity that I have with
ms family located in this city for the
purpose ot practising my profession.
Having been actively engaged for
twenty years in the practise OF
medicine, feel confident in Offering
my services to all those IN need Oi
medical aid. Special attention given
to the treatment of diseases OF
the heart and lungs, and i'm
potency and sterility in either sex.
Venereal diseases treated cad cures
guaranteed in every case, OF no matter
how long standing Diagnosis of dis.
ease accurately determined and consul.
tations free. Surgical operations scien-
ti6cslly .performel and professional
services rendered at prices to salt the
times and condition of men. Office and
residence corner Front and Columbia
streets. Seattle. w. T. o5. 1mdSmw
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1t will surprise NO one TO learn that
the Cars life is not as happy as it
might be. The Successor TO the late
Empress has not the knsck of gaining
the affections of the Cars sons as she
has gained those of their father. The
Czar~itch and the Princess Dagmar
simply ignore the Princess Dolgorouki;
but the Grand Duke Vladimir and the
Cars two younges. sons Sergips and
Paul, 60 beyond mere indifference
hence constant tempests at the palace.
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INDIAN WAR CLAIMS.
fwdt,en for the rrruLlokscr,. !

lWfittSu iof tue nTtLLi0kACEhl
We learn that the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs has sent the inventories
OF citizens OF this Territory who filed
claims for damages sustained by the
depredations Of hostile tribes ds,ing
the Indian war Of 1885, SO to General
r II Milroy. OF Olympia, for revision
and final adjustment. These clsims,
which should have been prom pity paid,
have been almost entirely ignored for q
quarter OF a century. until a majority
OF their holders have passed away with
the generation TO which they belonged;
bat II the survivors will promptly
make the additional proof Of the valid.
isy Of their claims that the Department
OF the Interior requires. our Delegate
VIII introduce bill at the earliest CD.
portnnity. asking an appropriation for
their immediate payment, aud this will
add largely TO thu cash circulation 81
our Territory. for the aggregate Of
these claims 10 many thousands OF dol
lara But IL those interested remain
Indifferent. another quarter Of Q century
may elapse before anything Is done
The proper plan 10 to address General
Milrov on the subject. inclosing q
stamped envelope for answer. aud be
will give all information required.
Tor although be receives no remuaers-
ticn tor this extra service, be 10 always
ready 10 forward measures of public
interest when foanded upon justice. az
mcst Of these indemnity claims are
The fact that these claims are again
sent here tor further Investigation 10 in
itself proof that the Government hs.
become conscious Of It's remissness and
At Last means business: and il interested
persons wall do their part promptly an
APPROPRIATION viii no doabt be made
this coming winter. A
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-19

To The Customers Of Crawford & HARRINGTON

Owing 10 failing health have disposed OF my
interest in the business OF Ora ford oton
to Mr.. W. A. Harrington, my late pARtner, and Mr..
andrew snith OF San Francisco. who have this
day formed q copartntr sbip under the name aud
syle OF Harrington Smith. now return nv
sincere thanks for thu patronage 20 literally ex-
tended to the arm OF Crawford 4 Harrington our
ing the past sleven years. and ask for the new irm
. continuance Of the same. I intend TO reside In
California until May or June next, when, IL my
heath permits, Will return 20 Seattle. In the
meantime tho debts due the late Arm vail 4 trust
be paid. Mr. Harm gtcn and Mr.. Franz Eisnford
are authorized to rece pt Tor the same aud all Per.
sons indebted TO us are requested TO call tbe old
Office, now occupied by N. ssrs. Harrington A.
Smith. and settle their accounts. q
Yours. truly,
JAMES CRAWFORD.
Seattle. w. T., Nov 18th, 1850. nI4-d&wtf
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IL your back aches. or il you have
any trouble with your kidneys or urin-
airy organs. don't buy some nostrum
that yoa know nothing about, made in
some distant city to sell, but buy 9
remedy that has never been known to
fail. made from herbs produced in Ore
gon and put up by firm known all
over the coast. Patrunize hone indus
try and be cured at the same time.
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JoISr RErREsxSrArlvx.-P0r Jo,,

JOINT Observation-Disclosures Joint
Representative from the counties Of
Clalam. Jefferson and Mason. Mr. Kuhn
Was elected by . large majority: his
vote being 81 in Mason County 10 As
tor Moor. 207 in Jeffsrson 10 100, and 81
TO AZ In ClalAm. Total 3si for Kuhn
and 243 for Moor. Willison. Who ran
on his own hook for the same Office,
got y votes in Clalam County, Is in
Je6tyson and none in Mason.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-19

Wbatcom county gave Mr.. Ballard.
for Prosecuting Attorney. 1928 votes TO
800 for Mr.. Andrews. Mr.. Billiards.
majority of 90 In Whatcom was not
indispensable to his election by any
means. He will regard It none the less
gratefully, however.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-19

s0lo.-ls is reported ppOn good au-
shorty that Dunsmuir. Disgle ! Co,
the wellington coal nine owners. have
bought the tngboat Pilot. psying for
her 10000.
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THE HoyEY.neREAyY CONTEST

The eloseHess Of the vote between
John McRs.vy and s W. Hovey, op
posed to each other in . contest for the
position Of Joint Councilman, will
make the tabular statement following
one Of iuteres. IN the districts il which
these men dwell:
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The Walia Walls Uhica advocates
the formation of Q new State Constitu-
ton. Tue one prepared two years ago
has entirely too much communism and
Kearneyism 10 il.
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Two thousand volumes of books now
on the way from New York. Boston.
Philadelphia and San Francisco for q.
Davies's book store, INTELLlG ENoER
building. d&wtt
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II A R r I E d.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.

In the merciful Providence Of the Infinite "a.
ther the seasons OF sesasime and harvest have
passed. and the abundant fruits Of the year with
its hopes and its memories have been gathered MP.
Mindful of the dependence of all people upon
Almighty God for the blessings Of life, health and
food . raimsnt, for Christian civilization and
Christian liberty. the President Of the Unite d
States has set spart Thursday, the 25lh day of
November. - day for thanksgiving and praise.
Likewise impressed William A. Newell, Governor
OF Washington Territory, do recommend 70 the
inhabitants thereof that, abstaining from secular
pursuits, they assemble that day In their pisces
Of public worship, and each one after the manner
of his own religious faith, do render homage to
the Giver Of all Good and dc supplicste Q conlin.
uance Of His tender msrcies
" Blessed IL be that considsreth the poor
Given ct Olympus on this the sth day OF No
st vember. AID. 1880, under the Great
SEAL Seal Of w.shinst %x Tesr dSsxv,,
BY the Governor:
N. II. OwISos.
Secretary OF wsfhington Territory.
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THE VOTE OF WARRINGTON
RRRITORY.

The followins. as far as officially re-
turned. Is the vote. by counties, Of
Washington Territory. for Delegate to
Congress Q, the election h d Nov. "a,
1890:
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INDIA.

BOMBAY. Nov 1s.-The report of .
revolt in northern Cashmere Is true. A
small force is holding the tribes in
check. " ~
TEHERAS. Nov lS.-Tbs knrds are
being pursued 70 the frontier.
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Coon hunters we're cutting down q
tree At Adams lad ThsdOgs got into
fight close 70 TIE ses inst q Il was
ready 20 fall. Two men succesded 10
saving the brutes. bat we're crushed to
death themselves.
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Notice Of Copartnership.

~ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE IN
~ dersigued have formed . copartnership for the
purpose of carrying on general merch andiss and
shipping business at Seattle, King County. WASH
ington Territory. under the firm name and style
OF Harrington & Smith
VIM A. HARRINGTON,
ANDREW SMITH.
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Bets that Mr.. Breots's majority will
not resch 1850 are almost 40 risky as
bets on the overturning Of the earth by
the periheliou.
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Ex-senator Mitchell 10 suggested by
contemporary as the Pacific coast
candidate for q ssat In Prosi iors Gar
fields Cabinet.
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kAaTERN STATES
Mianesota's Lost sane.


ST.. PETERS. MINI. Nov ls.-An of
fetal list Of the missing and dead from
the asylum burning. furnished by hos
pitsl officers, Is rs follows: 3 Pruden,
probably burned; J G Brennan. miss.
ing, supposed to be safe; G Mcmillan,
probably burned; VIM Coll.pie. prob
ably burned; James Chipoh. probably
burned; Chas r Barber. missing; Amos
G Alley, missing; Carl Ravsheimer,
sick. probably borned; Jacob Z Egfil
ler, missing; Vim Int. missing. thought
to have escaped and eloped; 7 l. Ross,
MISSING; Patrick Il Fahey. missing; j
NJ Slopps. missing; n Gegyn. dement,
ed, probably burned; Jonathan Pabra-
ham was rescued from the building but
died coon alter; John X Thoroildson
was rescued FROM the building. but
died today; Henry Dickmore. probably
burned, has resided IN the hospital IA
years; John Gin was rescued and died
soon after from exhaustion; Jas Mckay
is missing; Ephraim ID Gordon, miss
ing; Andrew Allison. missing; Lenore
Dubsman. epileptic, probably burned;
Edward Mshoney. probably burned;
Peter Peterson, epileptic, missing; 2
O'Brisn, missing; Patrick Clancy,
admitted last week. probably burned;
Catherine Hopeman is missing. but is
probably safe. Those burned were de
mensed and sick patients. incapable of
making On effortto save themselves. 4
HARTFORD. Nov 1.-THE official
vote Of Connecticut makes Gartield's
plurality 1856; majority. 1882.
CoRsIoAsA, Texas. Nov IA spe-
cisl train carrying four com papies Of
the 10th infantry struck q broken rail
four miles above here. ditching four
coaches. Twenty-Five men were
wounded. several seriously. t
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Don't feed your children impure can
dies when you can get the pure stuff at
Piper's- IT
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EUROPE.
Rumors and small Talk.

DUBLIN. Nov lS.-Tbe report that
reinforcemehts will be sent 10 Balinrobe
Is untrue.
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Call at Schwabacher's for the latest
styles dress goods. At cost.
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Call at Schwabscher' for Your
rubber boots. rubber coats, rubber cir
culars. Overshoes of all descriptions.
At Cost
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There are 60. 900 suicide. in Europe
yearly.
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notice OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP. ass

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM 1T
v may concern, that the firm OF Crawl I'd
harrington, heretofore doing business at Seattle
King County. Washington Territory. has been this
day dissolved BY mutual consent. Claims az ainst
the late arm will be paid on presentation by VIM
A. Harrington at the Once Of Harrington Smith
Seattle. and all deDts due the late firm must be
paid to said VIM. A. Harrington or Frank Hanford
ct said Office Of Harrington l. Smith.
Dated ct Seattle, King Coupty. Washington Ter.
ritory, this 18th day Of November. AID 1880
JAMES CRAWFORD.
VIM. A. HARRINGTON
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TELEGRAPHIC.
CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA.
Good bye John.
san FRAscIsCo. nov 1.-THE steam
er Oceanic to sail tomorrow, will take
away $50 Cinnamon.
Big Building.
Jas Phelsu will shortly commence
the erection on Cove, corner Market
and OFsrrell streets. of the largest
building in the city. witty the exception
Of the Palace Hotel. Il will be five
stories high. 800 feet on Market street
aud devoted to general business pu.-
poses.
Libel Suit.
For several days past the libel suit Of
Rodman n Price against Squire 2
Dewey has been in progress 10 the Su-
perior Court. The charge rested on
the publication of q card by Dewey in
/ the Alta, in which he refers jealousy
10 the equity reports IS showing that
Price had s~indled his Own mother
sister and children out Of their share OF
his fathers estate. Today the case was
| given TO the jury. which. after short
absence, rendered verdict OF not gull
". The case Was dismissed.
SAN Francisco, Nov. l..-Sailed
barkentipe B K Ham, for Port Blakely