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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-31

IL vas about midnight. near the close
Of the afternoon, on sultry morning
in December. ja.t previous TO the last
total eclipse. The borning moon ~a.
setting in the eastern sky. casting .
brilliant shadow over the gorgeous
cieads which entirely obscured the
frnauent. and the unlocked sun Was
sending down his MONDAY beams with
an intensity OF heat. ike shrieking Df
heavy thunder in the deep mountain
gorges Of the western prairies Lonely
WAS the sound Of anch 3 spectacle 10 the
feet Of the weary traveller, for three fe-
line monsters Of the deep had just
gathered together for their evening
meal. and wsrs sepAratioS ere the sun
WAS risen for the sports OF the chase.
and ali things betokened response too
deep for utterance. In the ensuing au-
tumb. about two years previous to the
above named catastrophe. -sso psdes-
ttians might have been seen riding in o
three wheeisd cssrisge NJ TO the brow
Of q precipice, under the side Of . forest
which had been cut down before the
trees hsd begun TO take root. They
were engaged In eating their dinner by
the roadside in the arms OF Morpheus.
&C.. &c. &c.
The foregoing was received from .
correspondent in the country. The
concluaon. represented by the &c, &C..
&c, was OF different character. 1t
was violent assault upon the Seattle
81 Walls Wslls Railroad Company,
The foregoing vas written perhaps
twenty years ago. Long since. it ap-
peared in our eolumns. Attempting..to
palm II upon as ~ this late day as an
original composition. written for the
IsTELLIoENcER." was O fraud. which
We rsssat Indignantly. The conclusion
of the communication 0he violent as
sault alluded to) is probably a. honest
and true (2) 90 the foregoing. and as We
have no desire to d. the Company an
injustice we must decline its publica-
tion.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-31
A roo COMMUNICATIvR CORRRS-
PONDRNT.

The correspondent Of the Oregonian
who wrote the following from Astoria,
uuintentionally and thong ghtlessly told
Of the troubles of shipping at the
mouth OF the Columbia in q way not
peculiarly gratifying to the average
citizen Of Portland ON Willamette:
The chip Cutwater 10 anchored in
Bakers Bay. waiting her chance TO put
70 SOC. A
The ship Oasis 10 moored at tile old
Mp Cos Sharf. ready TO proceed to
Bakers Bay, where she will receive her
last 100 tous to complete cargo.
The Tillamook Rock lighthouse
tender George Hurley is loaded with
timber material. and portions Of the
great lantern TO be used at the light
house Oh the rock. and 10 awaiting 0 fe-
vorAble opportunity to land them.
The barks Alden Bssss and Ed ward
Reed lay st the Farmsrs' wharf. the
former waiting Q favorable bar to put
to sea with her 800 Chinese passengers,
sud the latter lightsring. so that she
msy proceed inland without detention.
Tho Edwin Reed has slready discharged
$50 tons OF her railroad iron. and viii
discharge 200 tons more, 10 reduce her
drsught to l6A feet.
The Beautiful Indisn summer wealth
er of the past two months has come to
an end, aud o smils OF satisfaotion APP
pears to glesm from the physiog OF the
ancient Astorisns ct the restoration OF
the natural climatic order Of moisture
aud iog in our city. The sonorous roar
OF the fog signal at Point Adams has
greeted our ears With but little inter-
mission for more than 80 hours. The
passenger BY ths Columbia will psob-
ably losg remember Its mssical sound.
as they had the pleasure Of listening 10
il for about 12 hours while Command.
or Bolles was pesr,' 4 through the mis-
ty gloom for tight ~aough to steer bis
noble vessel through the tortuous
Ohanoel Of the Columbia river bar.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-31

DISGUISED BY NEW HAT.-Ths
snisfostunss of . Forest Hill lady ars
humorously told by the Boston Courier.
She went to the city 10 Dc some shop
ping. and among other thiags bought
new hat - Derby, the first Of the kind
she had ever worn. She stosd ct the
counter with Che hat on. when her Sis
ter. who livss in the city. cams in.
looked at her very hard. And said ~ q
friend: How much that LADY ioohs Ike
my sisssrl' Il required personal ex-
planstisu 20 convince her chat she Was
her sister. 90 the train she spied her
husband. who was buried in An evening
paper. She sat near him and after =
while, said. 'Chsiley.' He looked up.
grained, looked little undecided. and
again retursed to his paper. 4when
the train stoppsd. she vent up behind
him and sAid. Charley But be. the
good boy, didnt even look around.
Then she touchsd his arm and said in
despair: Charley. don't you know met
What il shs mstter,' At this he stop
ped, gsssd st her steadily. and sAid. I
bog your-Whail-Oh. the deucel-
Come novi Is that you. Minnie? Why.
what's come over your Il suppose it,
this hoerid, horrid bat. Til tsks il oA
when Get home. and never wear Il
again. Didn't you really know me,
dearY OF course not. ! thoaght u
was. that girl acros The street trying q
scrsps scQusintsncs with me-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-31

Sick CMTLD. - The Wsils Wslla
.Statesssan OF Oct. 9Ssh says: The child
of Delegate Thomss II Breuts 10 dan
gsrousiy i'll With typhoid fsver. Mr.
Brsrss has heen tslsgraphsd for. and
unless the symptons rapidly change for
the better be will return a. soon a.
possible. 8R r1Er nNs@C
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-31

Call ss Sch wshAchsr's for everything
ven nay require In their line OF trade
ana you viii nsvef regret il. Their
uriece are aston,shiusiy Low.
, 1880-02-02
4 Motor Which, the Inventor Declares,
When Oncc started Will Isun Till
TINnrE OUt.

Mtg iaFk sHH, ..... -.
All lay yesterday tho small D0!1,s Of Albert
Pietrpwski. ut Mt, 70 Rpr!ng Htt1rt. were rrt'wl-
Cd With vtslters whit hut Fii, ththtr IL aGo the
now tnDt0r that WIS advertised ill., tho Sun til
Mnut!Hy, sIr. plgsrnwski tH Il Fnlv. liz is Mst
ciisiarsr p prntcsson md has hSen ln this his
cuilt,try slxtprsl yenra. flh hna devoted his
clsilrU h,irs IL tho enorntsonn nf his shvtiltin.
Tho Intklcl that hu exhibited yesterday c>sl-
sistH DF Il tlulr 1T ,lnlnw nletNl whtea. fMr tent
lii tllalnctur, which rcv0lvh m tho slttnti nxts
hut iii nppnslt .ircEtIuns. The n,orlnE power
ID nIno mcclul italis sacetl Within tho wheels 50
ns 10 lanr tho r,t, down ut first, and thon Erasi-
into tlw,lr' tho Axts, whrro y slte Fr1Nse ritns
tho bulls nlF to gfupEtaa ss,siss.s M t!D wsitel
revolving Ii, tho ,j,pislt direction F0!tr lNi1ts
were nIaIej itl thN Eruoyett l1tf nf the altst
wheel nt four III the r1s,lIl 0r the st'ctiilt. f
wl,r.l momentum hnd i,gGn Yutngtl tho ninth hull
VIA al.tled, tn glSu u.ltlisto!ul power. 10 tho
nxIo Of tho whirls. .wh!ch IL nlso the nxtr or
stsillor grfmvc.l wheels that regulate tho speed
uf thu t1llchnery, tho SHIFTING IL applied.
"{3Iyc ,tlt u Cllst-t,n whcul sixty fgnt IN d!atR.
etcr" s,liti Mr.. iirt'rrwski, "Mli Will Aiinw yt
nl.Itr Ut ) Grs '.powrr, tllAt rtslHlres i,ntll-
jix TO kcet} II III on ,s1ttiOn. IT will cnht!no to
rui, until tho nut trtal wclrs out"
HoyGr,il ur thD engineers win, witnessed tho
working Of thu, lietn'%skt tnnchlne ycstor,lay
war, s.!i,gtste IN thu nInnn TINT for III pr1et-
tienl purposes, lcntnE MIL thu nI4nn OF tho louo.
inottyu md tho stcAmbUat. It Will ba found OF
urtht Fliup,
, 1880-02-02
THE LATE COL. TRUSLER, or INDIANA.
ap<efai Hfspatth 10 1hs thttnRo 1ftb9EA.

1NpIANApOIts, Ind, Feb. lat tho 1lar t,lect-
Ing ycster.tay. calttM to tnko aotfo'lsulMii tho
death Of Col. Truslsr. United statcs District
Attorney, Judge Chapman presented nses..og!at
III which tho Colonel was sl'oken Of as ono !" whu,
Us cItizen and an cltlzcn soldier, ~ II member
Ut tho legal profession, and us NJ. official III this
civil branch of tho stutn ana Ut tho Federal
Governments, won tho friendship ut his nsso.
ciutns tn a,ch leils at duty. anl tue astegnl klad
eonlAoAco 1T bis fclE,w. eiilzcns by hts sterItnK
honesty, hia viNln,us ca1u1no1t so1lso. A!s
patient aetlon. a,ll bis xunera! dSp4rt.
Foat, Goa. C00ust,, Maj., Uorann, Gen.
Harso eqa 1tho,s tho h!attss ffiFfRTessi,x
mont; awe should all like, wh4tl the gsvAt
, 1880-02-02
nI11LrY or n1ASanAun1rrEn.

GUILTY. OF n1ASSLAUD1IrI2R.
QUINCY. ILL.,, Feh l.-Tho Jury in tho case of
james A. Frlnk, OF trll for killing Chnrlcs Ross
III this city Aug. r., 1s1p. nKrcea upon verdict
atgUclpek this ,nornlng, tlnln9 Frnk guilty Of
inatsa,ightcr md liking his punishment Ut ono
ycnr In thu ppntent!ary. Thu Judge WIS sUnt
far, md FrIhk, wd wis nj tMll, wis summoned
fnlf t.ntIle to hear tho verdict. Frlak wAa I'M
pHllntuly committed IL Jail. An effort wilt Jo
tftal
, 1880-02-02
AAIUSENIENYS.

THAT OTERA-I1OUsE SCHEME.
II Is t.nurcd that Mu,nlgrr j, II. Niuvtakcr,
now In Now York, hns hecn approached by
seyesai Eustprh capltaliBts, who hayu altoady
guaranteed Hin $lUU II l1u will futercst hitll-
nlt in ll,e formation Ut u company Tor tho erse-
ton ut Il 1rl1sl 0pes1.-EI0usu III Chicago. Wd
nnderstahll ttlAt tho iM1nagcr scrlpuAly etitpr-
t1tlB tho ntkIt!Iuc.
, 1880-02-02

BAN FnANoIact,. Feb 1.-The shcll.race at
Nlchnrlson's 1,ny, tt-tlay, 1mtwccn Daniel
Ieahy, professional. AMI f1cnry C. llnyt, II inh.
rl,lc reporter Of tho Mcrchnnta' ExcbRn4r. fur
sI,00o aai,ie, five t1ica. turning etako-toat, whs
VIM by J.cahy II, thirty f0tlr minutes md thirty
seconds, iu,nllnx ffnyt nearly thrtt-tlnnrters III
mile. Much lr1ni1ey tfnhKGh tnitla III tho III.
suit. Lcnty used sliding and 1ioyt stat1ohnry
, 1880-02-02

cIhJigo epttles. tn iayo fnw tnnnrnts 70 at1iiet
thc ,,r,pcria y tllo sr!rit eGtro sterplnK inn'
lilo rrn,tlna OF EDl. Tr,slcr wrrc tnken by Tpcctnl
tth',l % ttftnnrty!e, ils f.,r,ncr. htc. ,accom.
Eharies II. Fcat, john H. Henry Charles Il. fIut
etc!i1, j. ID. Julian, Jntn Cnlt,rn, ucurrn II.
Chapman Nohtu G, Ttutlcr, Cnlrah flnknr, H. y.
Ntwgurii, and NllItam Wallace aa plll.bearcrB.
Ifu ,xas hutItd With MnA0t1Ic hOnOrB.
, 1880-02-02
SpOK'TING.
THE trlJIlF.

Ctxcivs4r1. Fcb. l.-Tho spring meeting Of the
Queen City Juckuy CInb takcs p!ace Mt Chester
Tnrk. JUNO 10 &. The stakes now opcn TO
closo March ], arc: Ol,in Dnrly, for Iycar. olls:
C1notnnati ttttlics' stuke, 2-year-o!ds: 1llenct
liousa Htakc. i-year;ols. 't1tle hcnt.i @ @JMkcy rs.
iii nHca, ttnali tsvu mica nnd hnlf. Icssdcs,
thcrp Will be two purse rlrrs cnch day.
, 1880-02-02

et,t,lrHab With R1iclt "B1g men MS DHtn1lle |
known, }lkc i,l,st laly palncra, Iy !.er
i't,wers. In tho prt~e!it i''sea1ics sl!e lins
seilsurcd Into portraits. aiItI. except III tlip
casc nf i easrfnlJy.exHc,ihh Iiea'l of ~ DID
l'casnntrWotnan, with indifferent ill-suc+
It ts not very apparent TINT France ,aa
eaiMrt( or lost anything wofttl spanking VI
by The recent
CHANCES IN THE Mly1brny.
n ,r,a,iiu,in,,su yntiromcnt hus mt bcen
M fri, y rsrv 9, s9ser.,v iin VII 11ryeT cof,sittcrl @
.Iihnr X. t,o ,,j,,tc er hl1msrtf' "a n, iMjs.
,",,,snhiv n,"n' ~. nt,tl' Savss tiny,,fnlt
'm,ss i,nyo hn"n tiitarrrcne +, him ni,tl tn
ne Lien sy t y ms ~ 0t %'I''x SyeIEw!!se rnst
.i:',.s. ~ H. r., r.,.ttt ~ f,e,' Hr"si.'. tha
, 1880-02-02
BUSINESS NOTICES.

TO Consttn,pslven..-Hfnny Mnvc been
hRrpy to RiyU ttrlr testimony IN fAynr Of th0
Exnrsienco l,as pr,,yl4 It to bG valuable r,sts,-
cly (Or consumption. nsthmn, dIphthurIA, md
RIl dlsas.latss 1T ttie tr,at md lungs stnnufnts-
i,tr,d fnly by 4. i. Wtlbor, Chemist. l,'sto1l.
Bold hy nil druggists.
, 1880-02-02
0RlIliARY.

Special plspateh to 77e Caieaso 7rlaune-
DECATUR, ILL.,, Feb. 1.-Inhtl ". llawurth died
tu-,iuy, Of consumption, aEt,d nbo1tt Is years.
IIe served thu city i'd sfnrshHl fur n consider
nl,lu t.1,lnlrrnf years. and fnrn tine Actcd as
DEPUTY Utlltcd StHtGA M1rshni
, 1880-02-02
A TERRIBLE OUTRAGE.

NEW Y0.K, Fub, Ian oYenirg Or two ago
A,ru Wurt, 49, Hhiie oil her why hosse. was at
tucked ut scyenty-flrst street and D avenue by
putrck nuHnsl. lIughey Smith, and two otEcrs.
and Dragged into ii yt,eant lot. Smith kept 1s
hands over her mouth, while buRnn, driwlng u
Tho rnns III turn outraged her. wier size lost
consciousness, llt IT. this condition. wna c,!rrea
lcsuss nts md locked tr In dirty cellar untl
recovering sho escaped. DuKan was arrested
tU. div.
, 1880-02-02

Mr.. nryRnt, Of bryant 4 May. lirlter-matclt
pnkers, will prlscnt 4 f1,0O0 stgto Ut Mr. Glad
EtUtip tti tho Loln district known Hs tho fewer
liniltlGt 4 picture hns been Jh,Intrt! III l4nlo!
II Mr. Gladstone trying uH u new hut presented
him by II tNxiy Of atfntrlng workman, whtln Mrs:
UlUt,stnnn K.txca III lntit0 NMiration ol Rift Of
Wutf1cn hose,
, 1880-02-02

Special Ditpateh 10 The Chicago 1ftbGhs.
MILWAUKEE. W!s., Fe1. l.-W. ". Noting.
harn thv suif-accusc,l murderer, wns reicascd
fun Imprisonment this nftcr,tAm by ordor Ut
Chtrf-of- Fnlce Kennedy, Tito vlreinlh authof[-
tics bAyll,x fnlcl tp sUIiA for him.
, 1880-02-02
ItOUE1:A ElplNG LlNEsNS.
Carson, PIRlE
& co.
west END DRY GOODS house,
Madison and Peoria. .sts.,
NORTH SIDE DRY GOODS H0uSE,
North Clark and Erie.sts.
ANNUALCLEARlNG SALE.
"Ihv Golden Opportunity >
FOR ALL WHO WANT
LINENS
And Housekeeping Goods
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS N fHE ABOVE
And Housekeeping Goods
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS N Tee ABOVE
DEPARTMENT DURING this SALE.

Notwithstanding the enormous advances
In Linen and White Goods during tho past
six months VIC are determined 10 offer our:
immense stock Of Towels, Table Linen,
Napkins, and Quilts at lower pticea than
ever quoted before the ratsc.
Ladies will do well to call and examine
the Bargains, whether Intending purchasing
or not.
Gttsr Fam. Diee 1.tbio Linen, cBtra Aeary,
at J1ct Booa rae,tS al b6c per uursl.
y tHkrx 1{ntf Hicnrteta 1Hhir LfHth, satin
60 Pieces kHt,rr Crra,t D1tlbt1 Dan.usk at
7dci No.tfd ba cheap at ~.
M Pircrs finest qualify Huf-,stev Dscaehed
or D,i6feucl,t4i at $fi tedFfh *1.6O.
1875 DBs. 1a,srrts, Aft-Ltnr4 D1nsusk or
Ii.trE, fHil gard long, at ~ 1-.'o ctscl.j hars
ttr7' sr|ftn0 for i7c.
roo J3ox. Df.,nhkl: or N,.ck Ibtpefs, ersra
large, @1c, srcft seorth 60c.
81 hos. Uacl: or DdsunlN '9b,rcks, apiet tls<t
jfrtnHnx, .north 81; reduced to 6Oo.
100 J,or. 5-s .AH- Ktnen Napittls, TOO per
tfas. i Mssai price Sf.93.
AO Ijas. E-H DoIthla I}atslnsh Nupklns, SI.76j
f.fs II n Htrat hHrgafH, as tcc tare sold them
fref4g 1T He.@5.
y Ittslrx 7biErf II,.cle Crash, 10 iacl.cs sst1S,
1T I've l'er yaFat} ~oif bD Tho bale al 7cs
70 afarsetltes l,.itts at y1.36j fosn.sr 1'rioo
~ AEirseitics Quilts, slightly aoticts, lar0est
sis1 md crsra heaey, 1929 cuch' good rdsad
Il large lot Of Embroidered Piano ata4t 1hble
hureads reduced orer ~ peg cent.
, 1880-02-02

NJ believed II wiz my s,lefhn duty tn rid htk
wifo of E,,ch tyr,.l1t," " I'M tlrcED l,a1ltrsr'.
tefn,K,. {yAt hl4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. " ilestosd
fla tritw
, 1880-02-02
COWLEY'S LITTLE LAMBS.

What Tlley Sny Of the ro1d-ffarrHst-
lug T'nlek Of lfnIixcr4 AbtIhc, nnti Sstf"
ierinH rnlh by Little Children Il.
C0nrt-'r1ic Shepherd Altxi0ua tu Stop
Fur1licr Proceedings.
krp Fork Tribune. jan. ..
Tho disappointment 0f tbDsG pcrs0ns win |
came To tho Supreme Court, chnnbcrst III T,lrs.
duy tnoroilg to attend the Investigation l,tn tho
n.Iairs Of tho Bhrphrrih ro unIy u, ind 1t MI
journcd, did INT prevent lnryr crtnyt, nssen-
bling in tho General Term rK,fn when tho txntN- !,
t,ntton WIS rtaumctt ut 10 o'clock ycstrnlay !
morElng. Mr. md Mrs. cowicy h,d tho prudence
nnd taste To rrlnatn AWAY. MIR. JrilEins to,k
into court eight Or ten of tho rhiltlnrn fakrn |
frptn the Fold. who seemed to lc III excellent
splrtts.
When Justice Dnnoh,1e cnnlo In. Mr.. Fuller
ton. on behnlf pf Mr. Cowtcy, said Tint thuy
were Wiling ia etn,, At that IA,nt+ md prrtnit
the Court tU asalsn tho care OF tie el1i|tlrG! To
my pcfsnns It Thought best. 1fu 1np1h,sts' tho
Society Ind nu ub1cct bcyund this. and ho nsket'+
therefore. that the proceedings rhot,la he mr.
rested. MIR. Dtlatleltl snfd thnt that wns putting
tho proceedings fit tho Bnnp shni'r hs 1t ilo rc-
t,1t,f had bech n,.dr. Uncr such circumstances
tho Court would frcl cnllctl upon To complete
tho Investigation for Its own Information.
Mr.. F,,ilerton-Wlnt Will ho accomplished by
nny further proceedings? 1t will only bu wtlstr
Of tl,no; II will cnll III question the rattcs
of persons who shouId bc protected. md bring
out matters which might better mt bo n'ade
Mr. i}elntlrl,l-whcn the officer Of tho Society
ilrst vent tt tnkc tile children out of tho Full,
TINT III sCtIn s tho court proceedings wcrt over
he would ltavc r. crn,nl persecution Instituted
ss Mr Cswisy h iee e tst h. co''rts the G' fness
itlvcatfxatlot. NDw he nsks to hnye It atnpred.
10 doesn't coinc hero ~ nly spirit 9f pent:l,ee:
Iie dogs MT cry tecenvt and there Is no reslso'l
, 1880-02-02

lsyou have rheumatism. net,tHlgIa, Or brulgo,
cea." A wonderful remedy. Prize. 8 centx+
, 1880-02-02
A GRAIN MERCHANTS MISTAKE.

A GRAIN MERCHANTS MISTAKE.
Ngw YuIsK, Feb. 1.-lIen1y +. 4, IeRrnw, q
COMMERCIAL tr,lyo!er, hhs brought aclon afai,,st
Ja,ncs N. l1owA... grain merchant, u reo0vcr
&al,u0 fur nlleKed Mlcnation Of hls uifs. liowaIl
n resident Ut JaIu4tcn+ l.. l.. ietntor 1t tho
l31Mkjyt Tabernacle, itid IL lllnrrfc,l, and us
futpliy zs4t 4iYOrGu will Also b0 lnst!tltol4
, 1880-02-02

hnSy GtmH ttlg p,nL Mir y I't' Il Nv rn,,o
~ WIKI .t Ea ~, s III ,,i"t ~ snI,mnnt
* h y "" ,,. ~ nt ti I. .trt,,t ,Innj
tn @ ,.ns aa IL Il tx ,rmw ft,,m
@x -, in mi VIA lo.s nj, % ntnn IL" sI,,uinu
----
Till; CINCINNATI 'MAY-TttsT1VAL !
PRIZE.
Cinsfmnntt tin.,s... Jan. 81.
THO secrecy which tho original plum OF tho As.
eocfatloa contemplated has mt hren no profound
ma 10 prevent considerable go%s!t' froIn Cutting
abrcnt md cyun In New York tho musicians to-
~! I""s 1no ...' .."n' W .nu y, ,'a,,. .hn sun.
bo np'o "lthoul MY huols"''ot - 't.'e si'o nH
crssfuI cDtnpnser. And thoy will not he stifprlsed
ef; tnv ;nn 'ug .o suz ,,ri0t ~ rI ,v, % tn tho .cky
.i's '",'a ny" r.o" .,.as .,',,. - IispnI tha
nun. IL sa ply, pofnnlH' tna's ~ '.npul u1
1iysthry which 1t WIS ttes'retl " Keep "flPpc"
,,,ca ,,,,t th,s ,rn, ,y, fmtss,ltl for It ia not
nlce, p't ,'.s uo.. ~ t,:.,,s i,..s .at tr
secret III New ioFR nnu ~ ..@.I,,.,.s .uI
13tluk has lung ueoa etiasl',fct' u tonRlei'o"s
rnclty for Il musical setting. and laas WORKED
IN II .,1s, =. .,...s,,,,.
@ ~ s ths pGs 1,SaI.n1 I'M ;s hen So S sclnycG nu II
w,la IL, Interesting bit ut Information picked np
III Nuw fork iG.t Of nyU ,t1it " ~, .,s % III.
,nt1T., # # i,'lr"s whicI Threw tGo GiirU fcstm-
aIbijity bf tho tlrGslntl ulmn Mr., Ts,nhg, tho
presiding jdHo WIN v,is alayti1ins Htlt fieasa,
~ Tug Mapigsnht ftsp"ts'n "r tiS ttn nir,1nr
~ "f"'n thIs % :lty: i)r, IeSto1d Iutnrnsci,, Il sery
sel1nlurly 1tlil,t ui musician in Ncw York: Mr.
Aauur liutnerIlr, Of baltimore, stingustled na
4 composer nf Morse f,1,lsle: Mr. Carl znrfahti,
tho vctet1!i conductor q Hostnit; M ala a.t'
ThninMs, WHO Uy strllo VI H. Iostsoa . ~ fest;s
~! recpsi Wls ~ g., =, II" FIX,
, 1880-02-02

inNpoN, Fob. l.-Yho steamships Lossing and
CuultlI, frt,In Now york, hnvo nrrlved out.
QukENsrowh, Fob. 1.-An4ved out, tho stoam-
ers City Nf Horllu. frsAu Now y9rkL Lord Cough
FhllAdrlphl4; Hntsllntnll, frIlH lsAltlnnro.
iAvilE, Feb. l.-Saiirtl, tho Westphalla. for
Now Yosk.
, 1880-02-02
DAMAGED BY A W)ND.sTORM,

D7{EI7ENEU OF II WTEUsC1 VIEHTI
Albany, N. T., Feb. LA terrific wlh1'Rtor1n
set III this n,nr1ltllg AMI lnstsA NIL ,1ay. dnll,g
considerable timmMuc 10 properly. Tit wuathur
tonight Is very cold. Tie wind lrls sosntwhat
ntntEd.
, 1880-02-02

Sptctal Dtspatfh to fhe Chieapo Tribune.
FoRr WAYsE, t1ul., Feb. l.-Thu Seittnta hRa
reduced tho prize of cnn,positot. 10 ~ cents prr
lux, rms. It, r,nrinytA r,snsrti to wtrk ut this
prIrc, hut ,l.afr pluces have been led With nola-
lltiutt nilni
, 1880-02-02

observations Ut time nj all stations
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
, 1880-02-02

!,hs lhl tho l,ht'lEees TO Entrf the l1s!a With
solsss s natssa Viii se nv es ss s s rs 1 Dn'ss
apl ii,staye Dori. :hlnt. IeInntle s l!est
known, }lkc nlt,st Indy painters, Iy her
t'pwefs. In the present. INSTANCES sl|e )Ias
raso Of Il casrfulJy-exec,ited llea,l Of M Old
Peasant Woman, with indifferent lll-suc-
it IL not very npparont TINT France l,aa
raiMrtl or Lost anything worth speaking VI
by the recent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-14
NEWS OF The DAY.

The steam snip Mosel. at New York, iicm
Europe, brought S9l2, 900, AID tho s,cemsh:p
Arz1Da s776 900 British gold bars and geld
coin.
The British eoveroment has been requested
BY THU government to extend its protection to
such American missionaries az might be engsg
I'd ID their work 10 tho disturbed region 10
Persia.
A negro rsgpcksr named Isaac Smith WAS
sentercad to thirty years imprisonment 10
Wssti5gton yesterday for rape, committed On
tho person ct cjlored girl oily nine years OF
oEr.
Tne Supreme Court of Louisiana has sfi tm'
ed the decision of Judge Houston, susadlog
the legality eff the late man cpsl election IN
ti:led to the Offices TO which they were elected.
Charles Pelham Clilton. tho bogus Euglish
lard. NJ c1sed of swindng, WAS discharged IN
! New York yesterday. but was rcaIrested on o
requisition from the governor of U:a5, who
wants hin Oh charge OF forgery.
The trial of VIM Parker. charged with the
! murder Of General Brysn Grimes, which has
! been progressing int the Beaufort county, N. O..
| Court for several days, was interrupted on Sat.
urday by tho sudd'n Illness of one of the jurors.
and the CTS, WIS continued until next spring.
A.. Dubuque, Iowa. yesterday morning,
| Hirem s. Holbrcok, local agent OF the Anerl
can Express Company, while lyiog IN bed, fired
bullet into tho brain of his sleepiog dau2 hter.
two years old, who Was 10 crib by the sldo CT
the bed, and then shot himself 10 tho head.
| The steamer Cotton Plant. valued at ST 900,
belonging to the Cd Dominion Steamship %.
Was burned on Saturday while lying at her
wharf at Tarbcro', N. Z. Her cargo of 14C
| bslcs OF c)tton and other III ,Tchands, was als1
destroyed. The steamer Ind cargo were in-
sured.
Secretary Thompson yesterday c.!led on the
President to eppoiot his SUCCESSOR as Secretary
| CT the Navy 10 time to permit hil retiring from
| that office Oh Monday mex. Tha President
accepted the resignation and designated Secra
| tary Ramsey 10 oct as Secretary of the Navy ia
| addition to bis dulles as Secretary OF War from
the ooh inst.
Ohio lbs the President, tie Pre.dent-sl,c CT,
| a member OF tho cabinet. nWo members OF tho
| UDited Stats Supreme Court, the general Of
the army, the minister 10 Frsro', the minister
| to Jspau, the minister 10 the Hawaiian Islands
the chief signal officer of the army, and dtz,Ds
Of other ublio iuuclioparss too Numerous to
| meutloo.
The House CT Representatives yesterday. By
! vote of 81 to ca. referred to the Committee or
| foreign affairs resolution declaring tho policy
of tho United States in regard to an inerocc aDic
| canal, 1t also unanimously adopted o resolu
| ton extending the sympathy of the House IL
",he unhappy laboring class of Ireland in its
efforts 10 G feet reform ia the prtslot opp'es.
Give tsuaut system prevailing in thst country. y