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

Dt9CQt0IY.
. EAAIE1N STATES.
\ CHICAGO. Oct 9.-An Inter- Ocean
Indianapolis special says that Graham
Deiieves the Democrats TO be better
organized than they have ever been be.
fore. They have an abundance of
money. which they are using TO good
advantage. He also says We Repub.
iicaRs are no longer foolishly throwing
our hats 10 the air, but are going to
work with . viii. We have plenty of
courage and are hopeful. and have
every reason to believe in our final
success. <
New YoRx, Oct. 9.-The scenery
and dresses for the new opera, Mephis-
tophiles. arrived from Europe By
steamer last week and have been stored
by the customs authorities 10 await nav.
ment OF the duties, which are estimated
at over $500. Manager Maplason re-
fuses to pay the duties. f'' ~
Finley, Inspector of Elections, held
q. 3. Commioionss Durrell to bail in
the amount Of S2s00 to await the action
of the Grand Jury for Interfering with
tho Supervisos Of Elections. 10
CHICAGO. Oct. GA dispatch to the
Chicago Tribune from Ii Crosse gives
information that one Joseph Maher, .
farmer who. while returning from La
Crosse with his wife in their farm
wagon. threw . lighted match carele ssly
into the straw in the bottom OF his
wagon bed. The Asme caught their
clothing and . strong wind blowing at
the time eansed tho stfaw to.bsru furi-
ously. Before either Of the parties
GOULD escape from the wagon their
clothing Was comp etcly DESTROYED.
Mahsr wss fatally burned and his
wife received terrible injury. The
wagon was entirely consumed. 81
CHICAGO, Oet. ga Tribune dis.
patch from St. Paul says ct 10 O'clock
last night while ALMA Ford was sitting
In his house surrounded by his chit
drsn, he was fatally shot by his wife,
who wss laboring under temporary
msntsh sbWrkioa. On reaIiise wMt
abe had done she throw herself on the
PROSTATE form Of her husband in
paroxysm Of the most aeonizingr grief.
She cansot explain ths csuse % her
action. but bslievps she must hsvcs
bcencfe1y. They have slwSys gIfSed'
v&ShApSily tsoethsr. re Gas stilI
lives. but 1t 10 believed be cannot long
survive.
LowxLI, Oct. s-Ths farewell III meet.
ing Of the Americas Doard was held
this Dosniug. Repaets Of WATKINS nis-
sious were rad. II wSs stated That
estimasss from the foreign field ssll for
e66O. 900 to prosecute the work next
year. Several missionaries we're intro
dueed. about TO leave for foreign .shorea-
The sonsentioo terninstea wkhrrayeE,
hywn and bcnsdiction.
NKw YoRx, Oct. s.-Ths Episcop.l
Opassntien thh m1ftfng Had 4 rss
port On missionary work which made
very satisfactosy showing, especially A.
reoasds- fneeion missionary work, and
aoaey collected. Ia -. .s...s /,
The following rssoluyion was offered
by Rev nj Morton Of YirginiA... aud,
WuxsxAs A document signed by
benjamin. Bovorth Smith, Bishop Of
Kantuoky and PgsGding Bishop. d..
elAfi6g thaSths re Rev Saasuei Allen
AcC)Qeksy bad been depossd from the
holy 01Istry and fkom III 49, fAsrG
otlwas on or about the date named
eiscslsssd sArJugh tbe cbSfch; tlsers2'
tore
BsSasss. That lie Conuis.s, on Ga
ons b requested 10 sxamine said docu-
mont. . printed copy Of vhink i hereto
appended. and rspset vhsshss in .theie
opinion the church 10 sufficiently as
sursd b. snch docuuevt THAI the RI
Rev samuel Alisn McClosksy Mas been,
according 70 Tho laws a tins church.
dspoead from ths holy ministry and all
o6tb0 Inferred. @1lH1FTWN
Rev Henry Foseeter, OF The mission-
sry jafbdiosioa 81 New N9sxico ana
Arisona, pesssatea . sssolatiou ssqusus.
ing The House 81 Bishops to appoint :
Bbepp Spethat jurisdnoion, which -,
oh00 - sn12sGap4n a. sHr1ts
He u EdusNs larrrpl q C@~
tiest. o6arsd . resolution 10 refer 70 the
eeuuIttes On canoas sfctionl 9so. Of
canon twelve for their osusiderstion
Il reads - foilows. sqf apv n.rson.
within this church ollsnd their brath.
~ By aay wioke6nsss u ne, go
psssOn shall b. szpelled from holy
Nkw Yonk. Ocs. 6-Bishob C1ssh.
con. q Nehraska and Dakota. reported