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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05

SALMON CArcn.-Ths Assorian Of
August Get hes this to ny Of the C.
iumbia river salmon eatsh Of 1880
"Yesterday clossd Ne saluea nshine
season Of ieSO. Thoaeh the run Of SAL
mon continued coed TO the end. there
wss scarcely any AshinR boat but what
reported 1T very early hour IN the
moreing. and oil then proceeded 10 turn
over their bosts and nets. We Visited
. few oanaefies II ths eity and found .
gensrsl elsanias up goias on. end the
number of hands q york much smaller
than ou previous visits. Without .
doubt The eeasoo's catch and numhsr Of
cases PACKED will exceea that Of last
year. and. from information given %
We are satasd~d e might have been very
considerably larger he'd the markst
showed sn upward tendency during the
last month. .encDuraging the caDnsrs IN
push the businsss A. il was. the cau-
hsrymsm do not regret that the season
clssed while sximou were plentiful. a
the s,ock on hand y quite - heavy -
shey. vsAt 10 carry = pesssat prices. ID
one sense the scason hes bssu snoas
dissstrous one. We refer 10 the terri.
BILE ios ut Me 10 the ashssasn L. 10
varsously estimated. but wc believe that
nat ls-s than from seventy ilvs IN one
hu.dred men have been locs.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05

4 Jealous husband 1t Consor willie,
Ga. expecting that the object OF his
snsipsthy would call as csrtsia hour,
stationed hinsslf IN The hallway TO re-
ssivs him. The 6rst 70 ring Tie bell
vas HE ewn fsthsr. bet he struck BE-
fore he looked. ana Knocked the astsu-
ished old naaa al thu steps. Resumins
bis watch. he hit The next conner with
equal preoipitaaoy. and down vent the
possman. That biunder cost him Q
6ns OF t25.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05

RIAL EsrArs. Tho Sollcxisg are
thu transactions in real estats. - re-
e,rdsi Ia the Asiitors efIlcc. since our
lAn report:
Robert Green I. Anns ] Piackn~y.
srsc, Of land il ths Ms~csr donssion
claim. far 300
Tlms M,rcsr TO lsab~rt Green. : Ger
Tain psscsl Of land in the Mercer dona-
han ctai,n. fw $22
Chas Case 10 Joel Miller. lots 3 snd
=. hlaci ~. A A Dsnpys Addition, for
$3.50.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05

Special agents Of the Po.tofiics Dc
partmont are hereafter To be known a.
Postof6ce Inspectors. by order of Post.
mastsr Gsnsrai Key.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05

EeuALaxISa. The County Comuis-
saooers ere nov in session - board Of
1qualisatios. and are ready and vils
nag to hear FRO. any Who nay feel
s4gr'eved at the recent saeossasnt made
: their property. Farmers - well %
e.esss should bssr this In mind. fos
ssr shs board adjourns thsse viii b
y further rscourse.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05
MISCELLANEOUS
n Office.

'I,nY KINo COUNT 1.rUDlIcAN ooHyxx.
tsos. f. ~ 1900 so@ee.sia9 1slelnAsa
CDsaQ 81 psse1scs eSAcses. viii b Md = Yss.
lss's Hall. osatle. % oAfurday A1Gus1 lAeA leoo.
. iG o'ciesk An And ne osossat OD0n1eees
saGgsss iAss h he event . 6slsoaee soaoo4 -
pssEst n pssUoa. ~ proay b ssprssen1a1 ~ .
vsstAsns Of Ne pevciarttn vhich III ee,sUnas ~
q. KxLLO60.
chsirmsa Ksns oosuay csasralOuusaaessa
jsli-dAw td
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05

Prn,s Denidaf. whoss villa. With its
wealth Of artistic ueasurss. vss lately
cold Of Florence. rsssatly lost In Q sineis
night ~ cards the trifs Of million
and halt francs. rwo Russians were
Me winners.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05

A csse Il y ling before the Court Of
Appeals in E,rts which 10 destined
TO establish aH I'm: or,ant principle In
gratitude Tor as.,s,ancs In q professional
way. . gentleman pr"p' sd To make his
physician pr-.~nt 1t = house; but.
~hsn sn the point If carrying his
wishes into execution. he suddenly
died. His widow told the Ductor To
select house costing not ever 1900,
but the medical man vas unwilling to
sccspt the gift u.der these conditions,
bat ps0possd that he should pay her
$500 per annam. which would DO 5 per
cent. on the investment. until tbs tune
Of her death. which took place I've
years later. But then the heirs Of the
lady set mp claim for j.. on the
ground that the Doc,or had unduly in
ausncsd tbs miai OF his p.tisut, and.
though they have been beaten In the
lower courts. they have carried the
cassup 10 this ansi tribunal. The
ground Tor actisn 10 ihst Il II not. con-
sistent With tbs veil. bsing Of so,isty
that gifts VI this kind should be made
by sick people 70 thsir doctors. who
are In position to uss their influences
over their pstirnts when they are men-
tally weak.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05

The totAi peoce<ds from the sals Of
Ne artistic property bslsaging - the
fAmeas villa Ian Donate, q Florence.
smcantsd 70 0.0%4 .433SS france. The
propa:t 81 vas sold IL co.'s loes
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05

the Boss Luxca AND rus Bxs1
BERx. ron viii always and .: the
Coacosiia Hall. on Mil street. not
oUly the bel Of hose made. bas also
The sxcslleae Ilumt,oldt Lager Bser.
Also impaired bssf u qsart OF pint
bottles. Boiied han aad ill kinda OF
cold lunches 70 osies.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05

A negro washrrvomsn eoes every
dsy 10 ths depot q Richmond. vireinia.
expectise 70 meet there . man who
told her. ten years ago, that he ~suld
return AMI pay her . bill due Tor
washing.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05

A great succsss IL Pfnndes's Ossgos
Heed PasiGes. Try , boeals At it: Il
viii plaso yaa il sAat eeodseioa dssassd
~ every one-good hsalth.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05

The yoangest Official Ia the z. stoflics
D~par.sens 70 the poss~is,fe~s Ut Si,>
10. A'sska She 10 the isasseen year
old d.ughsss IL territorial nicer
heated th~ss.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05

fhers are in New Yost ssty IS Epss-
c"pal cAnrchss and cAapsls. NJ nsmber
having doubled in IS ys>ss, and 1000
children IN the E1iscopal Sasday
Schools
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05

SHERMAN HIDE & Co. Pycitic Coast
Agents. Also agents for the celebrated
Estey and STANDARD Orgsas. For Shest
Music And Bras Instruments: address
SHERMAN, HYDE b Co.,
Aug3l -dAwly Ea1 Francisco
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05

While attempting 10 Hog . younger
brother ~ tsuens Vista. lest week,
Arthur 4smselI was cut severely with
kuifs welded by the uIchin, whs
aimed directly 81 the rslst,ve's hesrt.
but fortunately the point Of the knife
VAS turned BY striking into the mus
clss q the arm. There u nothing
more outrageous ta thu average youth
than attempted Aogging by an older
brother AZ MISTER. and nothing 20 quick
y and hotly resented. And We don't
blame the youngstsrs Bit. either, for
any rssistAscs they msy offer under
such circumstance
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05

A JEALOUS MAs-Gsorgs Elliott's
love f"s Mamie bar ,. st Eikhart, Ind,
was characterized iy extreme jealousy.
In order that he might watch her more
closely. be insist-d upon her reading
In hia hthsrs household until the time
came f"r their marriage. lie forbade
her sp~aking 10 any other bachelor. aud
she oheysd him. Then be told her she
must Mt even lopk u ore. This order
WAS not say to follow. and he caught
her With her eyes nnques'ionably rest.
ing upon . mam in the street. He
called her into roou, licked the door.
murdered her with pistol. aud then
committed suicid..
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05
MISCELLANEOUS.


Tsbe showing Policies
Insurance Companies In
business:
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05
REV POLICIES WRITTEN.

yscids tbudnes
Death Losses Paid by the Pacific Mutual
Company from January n July 1850.
, 1880-06-07

three Dlctat0rs nre, first, Qorhan, of Catlf0r-
ila, who during the last clectiDn in thatStat
not only combined with the Democrats. hut
also made speeches for them; second, Ches-
ter Arthur, Of New York, WHO stands Mt the
head Of this New York snaclinc. which uses
D,OoQ Republicans like puppets, md who
wins tleposcu fruin tho UfIscu Of Postmaster III
consequence u his lpilutOnA Ailtl kings,
by President Hayes during the times tho lat
tHr belfeyed III Ciytl-ServiGt reform. Tho
b!ona,lz:l losses Of the Pacific coast, who is
check by i0wl with tliu Grenbackers: aud
last but mt least 'Dnr Fiitny.', 1t Is ,,Il-
necessary tp portray him. According " tbs
statement hv holds twenty-five delegates
ftbNl Missouri clDse Iii his hAIsls, to be thrown
Ut any time upOi, nny side, ngrurding tD tl'e
stletutton Of Ills slltprluts. THESE nrn tie
cntllslentlnl ndvtscrs Of the Senatorial clique,
with Matt CHrpentGr Us special assistant,
Mhase receipts for money received from
KelloRg dctcated his own elect!on u tho
pIete!y rules the Republican, party. Is II .
wonder that honest ,nun 0btuct2"
TIE BALTIMORE "DKUTsCuR ColsttfspoND-
INT"
says: "Grant's cohorts, aided by tho tricks
Of band Of conscicncelcss hclpmatcs,
marched with flying colors into Chicago.
They arc now weakening. Grnnt himself.
like po1npey, to whom liz hns much stn'ilhr-
ity. al,d wl,o quietly nwatse.l III I,rlnllsf tho
development uf political events lust before
the first TrtillnvrAtc, Inns Kollo to GnlcIln TO
observe and await tho course nf events In
Chicago. Fruni there liz will take a trip to
Salt Lake,
, 1880-06-07
THE DEMOCRACY.

spsetal Dhpat<a to 1As Chicago Tdoans.
WASHINGTON, D. G.. June 0.-Nows re-
ccivcd hero froM New York by the anti-Tll-
den Democrats goes to show TINT Kelly hos
relnqutsl.ed none OF his opposition to rlldem,
aud that III tho event Of tho nomination Of
tho hitter Mt Cincinnati hu would probably
organize another independent Democrat
ticket ngnlnst him or form moro aggressive
movement to secure Tilden's defeat 1t Is
said tllat, as part Of the Kelly plan against
Tildcn, q pamphlet Is about rendy to DO Is
sued and 20O, 700 copies Will bo sent over the
United States giving a full record ofthe Kelly
Convention ut Syracuse, the peace resolution
offered to tho Tiiden Convention md rejected.
the suppressed minority report of tho Con-
yentlou, a1t! variety of othor spicy reading
for the delcgates and outsIders at Cincinnati.
Tho Washington Post, In this connection,
this morning has ii, Interview with John
Kelly, iii which the latter, speaking of Til
den's chances, says: Ellis nomination Is not
probable or Hvcn possible. Tho two-tittrtls
rule will defeat Hin. Tho feeling til t!lls
Stute against his nomination u stronger TO-
uuy thhn 1t was year ago,
EVERY EPFo!sr WOULD DE MADE
by his opponents to defeat his nomination,
would nican simply political defeat aud dis.
nster. ]le huls not 6eell q wise or 2 prudent
{tnuGE* u tOO 4AN LUZ VlIH ~ EAECt Icy
ONclliut0n, The most influential aud best
known Democrats in tits Stata will yoeu
against lin, alld will continue to oppose hts
'aspinAtion for tha Presidency"
"Do you suppose Mr. Tlllon wEl! support
the 'no,n!nee ~ e q Cincinnati, wloever tt'at
III do not believe Mr.. Tlllan would sup
port Gov. Seymour or any other NoW-i orker
who should hMpput1 To be nOm!natetl. Nr.
ridden bolte4 the regYlar Ds1nocr,aSttise
alla hns Tepeatedly b0lteA nosninat!otls
for 6tale and lnlnor Offices. lle t,as b1ltea
The regular Denlucratle ticket IN New York
! City$Bficu 1916. Il lie is u caAlidute ut Ctl-
cfnnati lie should be. required to shuw lis
| hand III altyauca, and say whether llB Will
! support the Ticket + sasa hls uw'9 ambitious
@Will your delegates seek admission. to
The National Conyel.ttlo,p, aud do You think
a'rhey VIII certainly demand admission ~
the regular delegation, and The leaast we ex-
pect ffolq ule Convention IL half OF the State
| n that body We mrs Democrats aud reEn.
lars, ostrarised beoau1o We object to Mr. liz
deu's psssonal!Sm lA politics." :,
:, PALNEifs OANp1pAcY.
sP1uHaY,RIp, ILL.,, Juns 6.-The State REG.
tstGr to-day printed = long editorial pseselIt'
, 1880-06-07
THE WEATHER.

Or71cr or TnE CHIEF SlHyAL OFF1CR1t.
WAsnisuToE,J j tune ~ 3. m.-lndIcat,ons: For
Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, stationary or
rising barometer, westerly Winds, wartner.
clear or partly cloudy weather.
For the Upper Mississippi at,d Lower afls-
snuri Valleys, stationary, followedby falling.
',arn5nriey, westerly winds, warmer. CLEAR VI
partly cloudy weather. 1850.
For the Upper Lake region, rising bar1lne'
ter, winds mostly westerly, clearing weather,
Stationary nr higher temperature.
For The Lower Lake region, rising baromts
Sr is T'oa1y, ar{,y vf caS xSf vsatcT "es
Cautiot,ary signals continue Rt Duluth
IfouEl,ton, Marquette, EscanNfa. milwaukee,
sectiol, /, Chicago. Grand Haven. Section, $
Mackillaw. Alpcna, turt Huron, Detroit,
tlon 6, Erie, Buffalo, Rochester, Oswego, and
Section i. .--......
, 1880-06-07
late LOCAL ITEMS,

Officer Dece!le llas been giving particular
attention Of late to band Ut dissuluta char
acters who have been III the habit OF n'eeting
beneath the Randolph street. bridge ap
proacalcs. Last night he asrcsted
William Ilerod. and, In attempting to
capture u second mai, who was
IN lIoFo.l's COMPANY, q scMtl!e
ensuetl, Nnl tho man, whoever he was, fell
Into tie river, and Ills believed was drowned.
lIeroa claims that he did not know tho man,
aud ulara ts therefore not tho slightest claw
10 ills identity.
I. Three aau9ulnary, ruflans had q bloody
encounter af an early hour yesterday morn.
inx at t!lv nurtheast corner of CLrk AMI
WGdlson streets. For t!ulo they drank and
,caroused Ii, koliet's saloon IN tlle baselnel!s,
aN4 slcll was tAels cnNaint that al TIC
, 1880-06-07

Tb fhe Editor Of The Ehfta9o 1Tt5uHt
CASEY, Ill.,, Juno 5.-If Gen. Grant Ind
,,thaitiag t,ie paople tor tic lonors they have
bestowed upon him for performing the du-
ties to his country due from nll citizens Of
the Republic, he w0ull have enrolled his
name forever with tho lovers Of liberty, with
Washington and Lincoln III America, and
the fatlious heroes iu NIl history. Now ho
will drop intn Ubscurlty, from wlenco lo
cntne. The future 1'lutarcl,, when l.o re-
cords tho htstory Of the present fey days y,
tho. fn.llnE glory OF U. 8. Grant. Yours
truly, G. g. POstEls0T.
ISL regard tho events now transpiring
II, your city rs tho most Important that ever
clustered around O great political party ~
the history OF any people. 1t uintters not If
he Is nominated, lie Is ruined.
, 1880-06-07
coNkLIH6's SPEECH

Ib the EDITOR u 1ns Chicago 7ttbtns-
CHICAGO, June G.-1 dun't think you gave
Vanity Conkllng II title Of what he deserved
in your remarks OIL his speech nominating
Gen. Grant. Did you ever know even n
country scrub slleer ut, aud reyile, md abuse
q rival candidate when making such speech?
This Conkling did, lavishly OH Blaine and
spoonIshly OF, Sherman. Besides, some Of
Ills lnnuendus were all wrong. Constructing
a telegraph, line from the telegraph Oitlce to
l,IA l,I,ilsc, and keeping MI operator thern to
kCe him posted OH favorable political neWs
in his owli behalf, wns the invention Of U. 5.
WHO ever did 1t; md when ile did, people
and newspapers comp!ilnsntcu him for It. II
hs has nut .loue 81 now, It is beca.'Be he Is IN
another nlpn's house, or in Telephone c0nl-
nllnlcation will, It where he receives tic
nuVY tS fast NJ made. +.
, 1880-06-07
UNKNOWN BOY DROWNED.

An unknown boy about II years Of ago,
either accidentally fell into the hike or WIS
blown In OF tho pier at the foot Of Four
teentN street at O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
and was drowned, despite tho efforts OF BY
sta1,dars to save him. The body waA re.
covered by j. Sterling, Of No. l8t Jul,hson
street, and was taken to tho Morgue. Tho
nd has brown hnir cut short. medium thin
face, md WINS clad in dark gray striped cunt
calico sliist, aud black soft hRt,
, 1880-06-07
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NEW YuNtt, June G-Arsiyed, City OF Dsls-
tol, from Liverpool,
Sllcl0E.

sp1s<at Nspatth % Ia caieaso TFtbNHs.
WARRINGTON. D. @. June '0.--As. Shoro'
kin Agte Takato, recently appointed secre-
tary tp the Japanese Legation !n this city.
con,mlttsd suicide ut his. apartments this
morning.. lie was found on the floor oi his
purlur, pistol III hand, having blown shss
bfalua out Msnibass Ut the Legation ye.re
, 1880-06-07
PUBLIC OPINION.

~ tho Editor Of Tue Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, Juue 5.-In his eloquent speech
secondlng MFR. Wnshburne's nomination, thu
tlon. Mr.. Brantlagee, Of CONNECTICUT, said:
"llo .(Nashburuo) collected $1,000 Of them
{Ger,nalls) within the binck nnd Scared
walls Of Paris, with the Commune bowling
like tigers to lap their blood, md beneath
TINT tag every ono Of them was sufe." Let
,nc say, Mr.. Editor, TINT Mr.. Washburnos
grent deed was much greater than Mr.. Drai-
,lngre stated it to be. II was before the reign
Of the Commune, by nearly six mouths, that
nll Paris, high and low, WIS bowling for the
destruction Of the Gernlans. 1t was then tho
terror-strleken Germans cr0uchcd for days
were li,.ldlctl In the adjoining streets, walt
ing for tho protecting arm Of A[r: Wasllbnrne
to save tlenl fron, extinction. Tho ar,tls of
al Paris were stretched out against them,
and not tho COnllnuntstic cailnille nlonG.
u, GASO RAY.
, 1880-06-07

greatly shocked. He was 20 years Of age, of
Unusual agreeable manners, and was edu~
catrtl In this country. Before, coming 70
the United States he held several prominent
0f the sulcltin was letter left by tho tlts-
ceasctI, In which l,e stated l,1 had been cutl-
crr,iel In tic I.1surrcctton OF 1877 III Japan,
and Ind forfeited ha hblinr.
, 1880-06-07

The Dukes OF Bedford havu converted what
was an inland scu III wInter and hoxlous
u,urus swarlnlng wlth fish anl screaming Wild
fowl, by the lubors OF successive goneFaLons Ut
In England, ~ much the product OF art a. tho
HtugIO.n VI Hulstlli, aud, like 1t, preserved foF
, 1880-06-07

10 thS EAtl0f W ING LNota1o 171oHHes
kEwANEE, Henry Co.. ILL.,, June 5-Now
tlat the battle has refreshed the iienlorits of
men, l iinu That there IL q very strong and
widespread dislike to GrAnt among the peo-
Pile In this Republican stronghold for the de-
frcts of Ills first and second Administrations;
far stronger than arises uut Of the third
term Idea. Indeed the latter Is Ut very little
account only us HI EXCUSE when tersohs
don't want to state the otllor and stronger
objections. There Is n general and heartfelt
relief felt In consequence Of tho admitted
hope!csncss Of tho Grant scheme. Our
party would have einevitably gone " tho dogs
Ind 1t had tlie Grnut niilstone tied to its
neck. s.:A,,l don't YOU torget" that this
contest within the purity Will DO more tlIali
my move ever taken to restore isa reputation!
fol t!cc,!Mcy. 1t Will make its leaders tu!d
tlle Tpk aid tiIs n,ore Sircn'Isleet in i nlslr
viii reni0vo an opportunity for the Demos
rsscy to my that even liayes' exceptiqnal1y
elevate the political morality Of tho country.
am glad of this hllrricnMe; It will purify
the shilling. mir. Yours for the success OF
Kgpublicaliisln, LEVI EolrTu.
, 1880-06-07

VIZ - nnt-,t,.Medusptscd assistance from
a tss democratic ranks rhs ,,!sy syub'lean l.!s,
nart is to-day IN possession Of Detigr Miyha.
arei and chi, go to battle ilex' MoVGIn'nel .,.
@ ueater hopes q success, t ,,rtn " ,,ants ~ ~
|s;s,d tSS5 sxosod xsassd HsS s1, a d vsa aoWn
fno11i majority % !iliaotity ptiny, n,,,tn,n m,a
through l'ls ,1n,n.sf IL "so ~ ~
much campaign 1i,assIll., ,,.. 'InW ma
lzht zht,''9ann Mns 1aoT nnrty NEEDS ouiy-thnDks to
HelMgsrp HpOss ,.,,rp Atiii,tnstrnton--n guot!. spot
iass mai, WHO ca,, draw out the Whole party
strctgt 70 Do Vtci"',o"J1 n ,uo1, ~ hscag" w;i
Tho n0!nlhasoa ~ W t,'rv ~ i,nncst ,nnr, ren hnii
pe DIR saTr ur[t;e md enthusiasm"
VIII, r,,u 1ynAyAroI1s "rE1.EonApIn
a1 ~" tha rn,,.a,,nenrnt,cu o{ tho .srlumed
de!erds tne IT,. .,p, ~, ,n,tto j., Tho foI,,v.
Knight" OH tle iciu u. p1tt,o III 1'' Ao''o""
Ing manner: r:'"Air, Blaine, INC most prom.
inent candidate Of tho nnti-tll!rtl-termcrs Is
'ns .h,+n,y criticised not alone by Ills enemies,
KIT aIso by Il grent 1,ini,y Ut Ills friends, be-
cause he preferred not u go to Ghiengo. D,lt
established tcleg st,i,,,.,,, II wii' ha
hls ,ts res,tenf;t n;tom,ttnr tia Gn,1yci,tin Sons
IL frir,,tla regret tjlfs very ,lcEl, and arc
%ofopinioi % that Ills etn;tces sriESre.! by cnil,-
milling thts Sin nt n.nlssio,,: rermal's sieY
overrat9 uao 1p"atisi" p"ti,G"' un9s.sscI nv Tia
Pe5soilRa Pa 'Tas K'ssl.sI,t., by Which, as they
.rtlinen th;mt, ho co,ilti l!nyo c,ll,-
seem - T., tTnmvnnfinn Nv stori,,. II iio
1qtsu .,,nv % lila n,tnnrn,lco III thu Exposition
1,1[!ding I1l'x I at Cicagu III our opinion, Blae
acted wat cnrse e'1fnI fnr % lin to nursus to kccp
pIopeff fc',, S""ti ti,n t;nnvnntion wi, thlnk Tilt
aWny ss ;y,,rao,,ai nnm unnearnnco would lave tomu
h;, h;s p.nIIh anI Ills Prospects more, harua than
gooe. ,.,,,,..rr !. 1nrvn.poeru
THE EiaItSHhAA ane.,' 80 \, T.,
, 1880-06-07
OBITUARY..


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Special DtsSateh to 7Aa Ch4eooo Tribune.
SANDWICH, ILL.,, June CD. Miner, aged
81 yenrs, father-fn-lnw of joseph llyas OF the
Sandwich House, died very suddenly nbont
half.past tllis evening. SUPPOSED cause.
heart disease.
, 1880-06-07

EVANSVILLE. Ind, June g.-Clty-surycyor
James u. Saunders, an accomplished civll
engineer, .iicd very suddenly this morning
of lloNrtedlSpnsg.
, 1880-06-07

Ing Gen. john II. pn1mcr u THO Democrats
Of Illinois as th9fr most available candidate
for President. L
ILLINOIS srArE CONVENTION.
The Dcm9cratlc State Convention meets
here Thursday, md prDInIaes u, BIZ tho most
largely attended onA lIeId by tl,Rt lnrty since
1870, Judging by tie quarters engaged at the
different hotels.
, 1880-06-07
jIEAL ESTATE WANTED,

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
ITANTED;-OW -OWSEissO or REAL. EsrATE on THE
w West Hide. Wltu are RhxlGuA u sell. lu Leave
description of eaHe with W NJ We nre havsnH =
sleady inquiry ht rKnln hantUINi M safu nU curF9
GItiFfIN 4 DWIGHT. ouFs.cf Washington and iiet-
ktp4t.Btx-
AhMEa-msbSsFMss5 = ~ s5 9 EEA VIZ srAnM ass t@
e se y, lcave aesctpI!on " san,e ~ .'ur ntic1
n CnnnOt MukG HA9 Il will not ttAt You Hickbl.
GRIFFIN l. DWlulrr, c0Fner washington nn1 lAl-
ktDu
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-25

sxcLusrvElY 70 InR IxrsLL,onscss.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-25

tally recovered. During it, day Of ad-
versity Baltimore, Bostoo, Cincianati,
Chicago. d. Lsuis and Gan Fraocisco
oil psssed Il. and have since forged
ahead 70 far that il seems impossible
for New Orleans ever again to equal
any one Of them. OF late, however,
New Orleans has made psrcsptible
gains in population and commerce. and
hopes for bright future. - the me-
tropolis Of the Gulf ct least, again
bean upon her saoauins citisens.