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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-21

The Northern Pacific Railroad Com
psny. Ia IL inoomprshsnsibls dsairs h
avoid the Bnoqualmis. has been busily
hunting posses through the Cascade
Mountains for ten years past Il 10
continually fading passes which are
loudly and widely proclaimed - supe.
rior to the snoQusluis. bat which. one
sflsr snothsr. ere quietly dropped. Al
ono time. when Gen Roberto made The
examination. the Co~llts IVES The pss
Of oil passes. Il was low end easy and
everything nice. For soas mex.
planned reason. however, Il was
dropped. Later il hes been The Nateh.
o.. which vas even better than the
Cevlits. and bstwssn the Two another
pass. the name Of which has sseaped "a
doomed up. Nov No have report or
. fourth pasa. discovered By Mr.
sheets. the location OF which h bet wesn
the Nslches and Snoqualaie. end
which In turn b said 70 b the qaintss-
sence Of everything dssirable 10 rail.
rood pas through the mountains- Unlsss
the company ceases hunting end die.
covering railroad passes mighty soon,
IL viii hnd that othsr coapAaisa
without oil this preliminary examina.
tion. hsve got ahead Of Il. and viii
have their roads across the mountains
while the Northern Pacific 10 still look
ing ioe route.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-21

We Is.ru thss Seattle Demo~sis
held . meeting. the other evening. for
the opening up OF ''barT' for cam
paign purposes. All but the BART
we're preseot. and iss unfortunate
absence alone prevented the opening
Saeh . meeting. like . vsks with
cut vhishsy. b nothing vithoss
the bail" Tbe enthssiasm ~ss
greatly checked BY this unexpected d.
noasment. and the &C ttering Of the
shining sheksls vas Of oseessity post.
poued.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-21

The Presidential party were TO have
left Astoria about noon on Friday. en-
tie steamship coIuebIs. The Colan-
biz stack In the mud going down the
river. and v4s dslsyeS ssoat thirty
hours. This circumstance had IT, e6sct
on this distinguished party. which vss
hightensd not little BY their fresh re-
collections Of The nasni6csat inland
sea Of Puget Sound.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-21

The political dslusion L. the bliSdest
Of ell decisions. There ere OeDocssts
who still hopefully clsim the election
Of Gen Hancock. Also that Of Judge
Burke. Dsludsd - they asy Be. tbsy
srs. however,. sufficiently discreet 10
risk nothing in support OF their wild
assertions.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-21

Rebel soldiers sometimes wore the
army blue. and on several occasions
this served - . dsooy. II b not posi-
bic that the old soldiers viii b dsooy-
cd into the Rebel camp in November
by the army blue on the ''superb fs.
ure" Of Gen. Hancock.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-21

Noiwithsssndine the feet ihsa Col.
Larrsbee recently made one Of his two
hour and . half speeches in wslla
wslls. there are Democrats who still
claim that Mr.. Burke will carry that
town.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-21

TIE Aacrro HEao -Ilsusssans
Schwsshs. the ssw cslsheity II Arctic
exploratioa. vs. regarded - IN sccsn-
trio character while q West Point. He
appeared at the acadsuy 10 July.
wearing heavy overcast and . fur CAP.
He vss extrsaely hsusquo VI manner.
but was kin1hsartsd and generous 70
he eompasiooA h study b Vas close
and sasresola - h vas said b. HE
classmates 'tAal - Aunssrsd foe isne. ;
a claasmate says that 6oAvatka's noss
was generally shosn Of part Of its skin,
and evea IN thoes days ~ Looked q II
% night have besn rsesotly releassd
hon he letters Of a Arctic vjntee.
He sssvsd - the irontisf iron ths tine
Of his efaduatioa ustil March 8. 1873.
when b ssosivsd leave Of abssncs 70
60 q the EXPLORING sxpedisica iron
veicA - hes jssa returned. Lisstso-
aas 6chvatkA b - Ossgoa boz, hsiliae
ffon Salem. fsoa which plaes hs vet
10 West Poink and Ct which placs his
people Jet reside.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-21

The easiest and cheapest way to make
the Chinese 60 is this: Give each and
every one of these Celestials large
dose eft Plumbers Oregon Blood Puri-
fer, for that will start them.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
xR. COLMiS'S CHARACTER IN GEORGIA.

- > 2 ATLANTA. Co., Sept. %, 1880.
THOMAS DONALD. Esq Newcastle. W. T.
DEAR 6IR:-Your letter OF the 10th inst. came to
hand by todsy's mail and contents noted.
The reception Of your letter has given me more
than ordinary pleasure, ss IL told me where my
old friend and former colleague in the Senate Of
Georgia now resi- les, IS had lost the run Of his
present whsreabou's. When knew Mr.. J. NJ.
Oeiman. no msn stoed higher than he did in
eharsc,sr q the SOFT Of him csn1ot b osSerSise.
No man stood higher than Mr.. Colmsn In the Ben.
ate Of 0ecrgis ~ An intelligent and working mem.
Der Of that body; and l think. II he should be
elected one Of your County Commissioned, he
will prove . valuable member Of that body. Mr.
O.. when he was'in Georgia, YES one Of the
staunchest Of Republicans. and to be . Republi-
can In Georgia 10 those days was enough to make
him " stslwsrt" for the balance Of his ife.
Wish Iwas IN King county 20 give my old friend
svoee. Nothing would afurd me more real Plies
SIRE. AZ that csnno b hope the Republicans
mere win do themselves the honor to give him
every vote In the county, for in my opinion no
one deserves IL more than J. NJ Colman.
VIII yeu please convey to Mr.. Colman. when
you may see hin. my warmest regards, and accept
for yourself my best wishes?
Very truly yours.
BENZ. CoSLEy. PM.
lapSwsck, Ga. stp. p. 1880.
Newcastle, King county, ". T.
OE4H M IOurb OF the l1th Inst. TO hand. j..
u. Colmen resided here for several years thiuh
rom sboat 1865 70 1s7a. Was elected on the Re.
publican tcbet a. State Senator during that iime
was Afterwards employed In the B. A. r. R. Of.
nee. and then held position CT trust In the o. 8.
Custom.house Ct Savannah. Ga 10 far ~ my
knowisdgs Of N. colman extends, he hos always
sustained . Gei tepm0tion fW hoeeofy snd Il.
tegrity. lhssebeen hi sgent snd s:tpens9 here
Tor bis real estste since 1874. As 70 his bnsiness
capacity, should judge he was fully qualified to
hold any position 10 your TERRITORY.
gRslSA very r'spe tfnll{ n n..rx, :
SAVANNAH. Ga. Sept. %. 1880.
Nh THOMAS DONALD:
Hn.-Ysnrs Of the s6th instant was read this
Nem14D. uow Mr. Colman we'll H. 49,
80 oBnoDr 1ee q I'm Of four years. II has
hed Other fesponsfblo petitions - this otsee.
will say. without any hssitation whateves. thst
4r. Colmsn Il good man. He is housst and his
character 10 u,impeschsble. He 10 . very compe-
80 1osiness ~, e4dcsn dischafpetne duties OF
60 e>sttiou . Vhteo hemay be pSce1.
Very fhpsctfnliI
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-21

Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
is tire remedy that will cure the many
diseases peculiar to women. Headaches,
neuralgia, disordered nerves, weakness.
mertaf shocks ard kindred ailments are
effectually removed BIZ its use.-We
Mothers Magazine.
I have suffered from a kidney diff
Guilty for the past ten years. accompa-
MED with nervous spasms. Physicians
gave me but temporary relief. but after
using three and one-hslf bottles OF
Warmers Safe Kidney snd Liver Cure
my nervous spssms were entirely 70
lieved. Ny age is a years l recon.
mend this great remedy to all suffering
from nervous troubles.
Mrs. MARY REESE.
EAsroN. Pa.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-21

ASorHEH xuaDxl.-Nr II Blalslsy.
we'll known eitizsn a wasAiag'sa'
Tsssisosy. living on ths wallA walls'
road soue foartesn miles iron tie city.
wss Shot IN The groin o. Friday lsae 81
one Jamss Leary. end died scua altsr.
vsrds Laary. q appsass. ~ crossing
the mach q Blaislsy. huntiag ssbhits.
and When che latter ordssed hin a an
alssssaaioa sassed. dariag which Lear
eiaims hisRus Va accidentally dischare.
-. while 4r 6aisley IN HE dyiaa me-
7ents asssrted that hs dieokasSed Il
Intentionally. Justice Bird 6ound
Leary over In the sun Of 5000 30 await
the action Of the 0fsnd jury.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-21

Son' WaHn Vs.. are you o memO
OF the Cobden Fres Trade Club Of Eng
had p
The Evsse.Iists In California.
Moody and Ssnkey have arrived
here end will remain abont two mouths
They have no sogageaasts elsewhere
in the state.
EAsTERN STATES.
a Pesssaai Rsaeontrs.
CISqxBArI. Oct 20s-A special from
Nashville 6ivD isfoqlnA tioaos an allse.
cation whkh occursod ha1Wssn q. B.
District Attorney L. ~. uhy and wm.
Edwardy. ndwardy nreA thsss shots
q Day vithoas sGeeA The origin Of
IL quarrel was Q personal editorial
which appeared in the Haatseille Adee-
cate, which reflected 90 Edwardy's
wife. The object Of the oewspsper
stack wss 10 break down Edwsrdy' .
character on account OF his exposure Of
the Greenbsck Republican alliance in
Alabama
Dssbsfsl lssse ~ A q. H Eassrprise.
GRAND Island (Nsb Oct. 20.-Col
D.s!s. o p.:,. C.s'uee, ., 'os ocu'nern !,
private secretary, took special cas on
the west bound trafn todey. 4 C!sosidk
reporter learned frem him that he
Leon. II Paso ssd Nsxiess Railroad 10
.sy o isuuIo. AAes uAe
S.:s. oosesnmcns promises
- e.o pcsP,s VII NOT suo'
-" ~ - -. 10 tns country"ns'
ny eo"so' 70 % o''s"foed-
ersa Storm
DETRoir. Oct 2O.-The storm on
Lac hofon vas iess severe than bad
S Ssen Ieslsc. AZ JET no disasters have
po.'ea
esas sssSseS&a
NEW Yoax. Ost A-Gov. 6eynOar
ssili counts Oh Indians In November.
Sicklss Gays the loss Of Indiana. il
rightly appreciated. will elect Hancock.
Lees - the Steamer AIpsns.
CHICAGO. Oct 20.-It ia not deemed
possible that suy pesssp pers or crew ol
Che Alpens are saved. ia rsft wa.
made bv them. A m.nv .unro.a !,
could not have held together I've min.
utos. % nerce vas the storm Soa.a>n
believe she struck rock. of the eastern
shore and went to pieces far from tAe
beach. There 10 much complaint of the
laxity OF the company who own the i'll.
fated steamer. There is NO list of he,
passengers. but it is said thst when she
left Muskegan she had 20 on board and
that she took five more on at Grand
Haven. Goodrich thinks, however
the number will not exceed twenty
nvs.
Eiisih'iiay q Presidential Electors.
CoLUMBUs. o.. OF 90 The Repub.
licsn State Central Commftsec and tb,
candidates for Presidential electors me,
for the purpose Of consulting on En-.
elislhil,ty Of the electors. sStanle,
Matthew d Of TIE opinion that holdsri
ofcoacsso other than FEDERAL sre eligible
but 70 avoii the semblance of an OBJ
jection be deemed it desirable Tor al
psrsons holding any Office. Who .re
candidates for electors. to resign imme-
distsly. This vas pat in the form Of ,
resolution and adopted.
October Essssis. Legal.
I CHICAGO. Oct 20.-The Tribune today
alluding 70 the Indisns polis conf. ranca
ssys the Republican sttorneys called bv
the Ceotrsl COMMITTEES for the nurnose
Of considsrine The eject Of The Suprsme
Court. 6eeisions nullifyine Ne lrati6ca.
ton q tie eoustitutisnSl smendmerS
uuaoimooslv Agreed - a ~ i.c.I;. :
of the Octohe, eisct;o.. ss"''
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-21

First class dentistry work done at the
most reasonable rates at Caldwell's
Office, in the Opera building. daw
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-21

Two a PhiAdslphiA's Rspss.sssA.
lives In coagrsa are wm. d. Kelly asy
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-21

ELECTION TICKETS and all other job
work done neatly and at the shortest
notice at the 1STELLIGENCER job Print.
ing Rooms.
G. w. PHrLBRIcK,
d&~6 FL. - Proprietor.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-21

RocKronD. nls Oct. 1.-THE report
Of the committee in the case Of Rev W
II Thomas y that they diselaim certsir
yioU Nhiah Dr.. ThopAs put forth 10
~ GoGn osrmon = 49, to- q the
Nss6odiss Church. f6ey recognise
the pare character sad Intellectual abil.
isy Of Dr. Thomas. yet 6nd some Of hi.
views and method Of statement are de.
ssructivs Of the integrity VI Nethodism
that ~ b essentially out Of haruony
With The II e Church. and think thai
issas shoald b made q ence. Thar
Feooonend That TIE caeG1e bsAsred q
ths presiding s3dse Of d ThouAs6 q.
tsioe- 1hs sspost vas adopted, and :,
the request Of Dr. Taouss. Rev Near
Jsvsts and Hatdead vsrs requested a
foRns.aks ~ e9eee and preaol
shsm 10 IL peeilioe dder.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-21

CAAvoaNuA


0osss1sos
San PnAxcrsco. Oct 2o.-An Erami.
n<rs Cinsinesti special ays that the
Nstsonsl ADocisted Press sent repre-
sentative tooeu 0as4sla 20 obtain a
snthofisAtits exprsssson Of bis visws on
The tarih qsssticn. In sssver to Q
question pot TO him 10 regard 10 bis
ire trade snteoedeots be Vas very evs-
sive. He Vas visibly agitstsd and posi-
lively refused to answer the last aues-
ton. which vss; Are you Q member
OF the Golden Free Trade Club Of Eng
had p
The Evsse.Iisss In Caisssraia.
Moody and Ssnkey have arrived
hess and will remain abopt two months.
They have no sogageaasts elssvhers
In the State.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-21

DErRoir. Oct 2O.-The storm on
Lake Huron vas less severe than bad
been feared. As Jet no disasters have
bssn reported.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-28
CAcil County Fair.

At last Cecil County will have an ag-
rlcultural fair, and the work Of putting
the grounds in order is under way. The
grand stand to be erected will be sim
liar to that Of Pimlico, and one hundred
and fifty by forty feet in size. The
basement floor, with an elevation OF
nine to eighteen feet, will be used as q
hall for general exhibits Of household
products, etc. The track for trials OF
speed which is to be seventy feet wide,
has already been laid ont by 4. Lar
kins, Esq, engineer OF the P. W. d B.
Railroad Company, and graded to
stakes, the completion OF which now
awaits favorable weather. The neces-
sary posts, with the lumber required
for the inciosure Of the grounds, are
being hauled upon the ground, and 40,
tive work will begin, it is expected, on
Monday next. The location Of the
grounds being so favorable, the work,
when begun, can be rapidly completed.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-28

SENATOR THURMAN's silly boast that
Hancock was "sweepins Ohio" ID on
par with the idle empty boasts that we
hear from other quarters where "the
superb" has not the ghost of chance,
and 1t is also typical ofthe inflated con-
fdence which followed the Cincinnati
Convention and very naturally prepar-
ed the way for the detected moCi with
which Democrat, row regard their
prospect in that state. Tae candidate
for Secretary Of State uoninatel at the
Ohio Democratic Convention is SO OBJ
viously weak candidate that discern
ing members Of his party are calcula-
ting what will be the majority of his
opponent, and in a lamb 'r of Congress. ..
sioual district, ths Democratic nomina-
tions have been made with so little
Judgment az to insure defeat in advance.
OF the twenty Representatives elected
by Obi, in 1878, nine wsrs Republicans
and eleven Democrats. According to
what Governor Foster says, tbs Repub.
licans this'yssrwill add three, II not six
to their delegation, ,lssvinsths Democrsss
nth not more than eight and probably
with but five Representatives. There
is no sursr evidence that Senator Thur
man is becoming childish, than hiI
boast that Hancock is sweeping Ohio
Daily Republican., 1880-08-28

REPUBLIDAN TICKET.
Republican state Convention.

A state Convention Of the Republican Par
Nv OF Della ware will be held at Dover. or
THURSDAY, SEPTEM BER 2d att o'cicck,
m m. for the purpose of nominating tnree
Candidates for PRESIDENTIAL Ele ;torg, and
Candidate for Representative In congress.
The Convention will consist OF l6) delegates
"a to be chosen fro a New Castle county, ~
from Kent county, 4 from Sussex county; aP
portioned In the usual numbers In INC re-
sDec i've Hundreds and Wards:
The mode Of selecting the delegates 70 sal'
Convention shall bs as follows viz:
ibe Republican voters OF Kent and Sussex
Counties will assemble at their usual Young
places at O'Clock, p. M, on SarUhDA1 {,
AUG 2eth. and Immediately proceed to SO
Ieet three iudges to hold the delegate eitc-
tion and the Judges 50 selected shall, as sooc
~ chosen, open the polls Tor satd delegate
election and hold the same open until
In the Several Wards of the City Of VIII
mington, and Hundreds in New Castle coun
ty, the Republicans will assemble at4 o'clocs
o M, and select three Judges to hold the del
egate election; and the judges 30 selected
shall. as soon as chosen, open tho polls lof
the election Of said delegates, and keep the
same open until 7 O'Clock, p. m.
None but Republicans, or those ple1glnR 2
full support to the ii 'ket nominated by the
Convention will be allowed to vote for dele
gates. The election Of delegates shall be ~
ballot.
Upoa closing the polls, the Judges duly
ehosen shall publicly count the votes and i'm
mediately certify the result to the Chairman
of the State Central Committee.
by order Of State Central committee
b. W. CANNON, Chairman.
Dover, Del, Aug. Is. 1881.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-28

at the polls. Two tickets for delegates
have been placed in nomination. One
Of them supports the County Commit
tea and the other the State Committee
Happily, there will be but one polling
place, and bat one set Of election OH
GERS, so that the persons elected by a
majority OF the votes cast will be ad-
uitted to the State Convention. Ihe
election Of the delegates put forth BY
the friends Of the County Committee
viii be an endorsement Of that body,
and the election OF the others will be an
endorsement Of the action Of the State
Committee. The whole matter is in the
hands Of the voters, and as loyal Rs
oublicans the minority will abide BY
the decision Of the msjority. Let
there be no strife but that OF an hon
,ss selection Of delegates, and let Re
oublicans remember that no member o.
he party is any less Republican by
exercising an honest choice to day II
he selection Of delegates.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-28
Riding ON Loaasa Wagons.

So much Of this cruelty has been prac-
ttced lately, that it must be stopped.
Macy Of our truckers horses are poor,
miserable pieces Of horseAssh, and as q
general thing after leading up sufii.
GENTLY for a strong animal, three Or
tou' big men will pile on top, thus sd'
ding six or ssven hundred pounds more
to the already too heavy load. Con-
soience is supposed to be part and par,
eel Of the divine essence and ia all that
Ia ever worth saving Of a human being
in the life to come, buta man who addt
his weight TO an already overburdsned
horse cannot by any manner Of mean,
be possessed Of even the smslles, par
ticls. We hops this warning will b,
sufficient and that the many loads oi
men and water MELONS coming up oul
billy streets will bs separated that we
shalt not have the trouble Of flung
tn. m. d. W.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-28
The W. nter FamIne in Reading.

READING, Pa, Aug. 2l.- The water
famine in this city still continues and
is the general topic of conversation.
Since yesterday some rain has fallen,
but not enough to afford any relief,
which only steady rain of three or
four days duration will do. The Board
of Water Commissioners went out to-
day inspecting the different supply
streams, and to devise the best means
of getting a supply OF water. il the
famine continues arrangements Will bs
made to pump water from some OF the
springs into the distributing reservoir.
Water from the storage of FIRE reservoir
was run out into the pipes during last
night, to afford temporary relief TO-
day. About twelve feet yet remains In
this reservoir, TO be used in case OF fire
or extreme necessity. The pumps and
springs are still patroniSed by thous-
ards Of people. The water is, however,
to. day, passing through some Of the by
drauts, in sections Of the city which
suffered SO much yesterday. The pros
poets at this time for rain are encour-
aging, and, as this is the only sure
way Of relief from the present situation,
it il anxiously wished for.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-28
For the REruBLICAN.
Free Trade and Free 6hipu.


MEssRs. EDIroRs For several years
past | voted the Democratic ticket
through storm and shine, and now
am on the fence studying as to what
will ',e the condition Of the mechanics
and workingmen Of our city II the
above ideas Of free trade and free ships
should be enforced ! -"
Now Mr.. Lore, Mr.. 6harplsy, Mr..
Turner or any other Of the Democratic
speakers will you please leave OH brag
and bombsst and come up to the Work
like honest men, and tell Us how we
are going to increase the wages and the
stability Of the workingmsn by free
trade and free shipsi Come, be as
honest men as those you are talking to,
cease talking in riddles and come to
sense with the people. Hundreds like
myself are following you around and
noting your nothingness, and their
votes will be governed thereby.
At the next speeches any OF you
make tell us of the shipyards, that IL
the merchant princes can save fifty
thousand dollars on the purchase of
steamboat from abroad, how that will
keep us in employment in Harlan's OF
in Pusey & james yards ? Tell us right
out honest for once II you can how we,
Of the rolling mills are to get good
wages II England is to send us the iron
We require to use. ,
Don't talk about revenue or Stewai
| Mills theories that Is not what We want
what We seek and what you shoald
seek 10 the welfare Of the people OF thii
town and country; we want no Englisf
argument, but speech in favor Of th'
working men, those from whom yor
gather and pocket your fees, thos'
whom you grow rich upon. Nov
gentlemen We are waiting for you, b
honest. AN OLD DEMOCRAT.