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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-13

A case 81 miscezeoa;ion has taken
place .. Pstsbarg, which eliminated
10 . marriage last week The bride Is
PANIED Francis O'Ssal. 10 25 years Of
age. AID said 10 be progressing and
yell belt The groom Is Of tbs sane
age, and 10 - black, according 10 in
formation received, as the Traditional
Psddy's hat The story gcss that about
four months ago Miss 0'Neal became
eusmosed CT the dusky swain He
looked upon Der and found her Of
agreeable presence. and ere long they
vere-to use IN expression peculiar to
the sectaon-''settin' up together"
Since then be has been her regular e.
cort- To party. rout o. ball. where one
Vas there Was the other. The girls
friends thought she vss insane. They
argued, threatened and coaxed. bat it
was OF no use. That indefinsble passion.
love, bad attained . footbold in her
breast which dsfied the efforts Of all
sssAilants- They saw she was in earn
est. and. rising above prejudice. said:
Take her and be happy" He took her
with pleasure. and . Baptist minister
made them one flesh until the grave
steps 10 and claims It's own or thsy
both mste application to q divorce
court
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Wednesday, Oct. IL, 1880.
IlLaaee Ano the SAINTS or uTiH.

Lake Sodom, bear an offensive. fish
less. dead ses; like Sodom. the capital
Of occurred impurity; like sodom. Salt
Lake City 10 doomed" said Mr.. Tsl-
mage in . resent sermon bsfofe thrcng
Of COCO or 5000 people 10 the Brooklyn
TsbssnAc.s. rts coopasison d good
sxcsps ssto the last coant. Hamanly
spsskiDg. there 10 DO indication that
Nosuonisu 10 doomed. Mr.. Tsimage
himsslf sdmits that the 300 Mormon
agents securing the world for coovsrts
brought in 1880 victims las. year.
end Mornoaisu 10 Spreading into Ne
vsds, Idsho. Wyoming. Dakota ssd
New Ms.ieo. The csssty ssia.s Of the
polygsmous pattern are sntrsnching
themselves 10 broad area. and Con
sressmen are too indifferent or too 10th
{, lose Mormoa votes 10 attack this
putssscsst institution before ~ power
becomes formidable TO assault Mr..
Tainage Dramatically asked his listen
srx what epitsph shall the evil have
unless this: Here lies MosmoDism. the
iihsrtlns snd ths murderer. the bern d
the Mountain Meadow massacre. Born
Feb. %, 1851. Died eighteen eighty.
10 pssse) two. Genesis xix.: TAT"
lie d ezcssdisgiy ssngains II Be b.
lisvss Mormon polygsmy viii be ready
fog its spitsph 10 1882. even II Gen.
Garfield IL Prssidest Hayes successor.
and should Gen. Hancock become Pres.
hent there would be M hope Of the
extinction Of the evil during his term.
There Il . great work to DO done In
arsssing public sentimsntN demand
action 81 Washington for the dsstruc-
ton u Norpcs polygsmy. and Mr..
Tslmsge L. - 10 commended for his
effort for sucb rsealL His positioe
that Noemonism - . religion must
enjoy protection. but that Mormon
psiygspy. . crime against tbs Stats
and society. cannot be permitted TO
shield itself under the protection 20.
onxdsd 10 religious faith. 10 jsst- Let
the Latter Day Saints hold 10 whatever
faith thsy choose. With poiygany they
nsuss b forced 70 part. II ths nation
does he dssy - psompted by . sslf-
respecting ssnss Of deosDey.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-13

Lieut. Schwatks has sa1sIy returned
10 temperate climate from the Arctic
regions vhsss - prsfssses to hsvs
seen the thsrnomsssr register les deg.
hsiov ssro. and IN old Arctic explorer
points OF he most rsaaaskssas feature
of his expedition - The fset that his
party subsistsd chiefly on the laad
thsough uhish they passsd. Capt Nc.
Ciissoek. the sAas daring sxplosor
whsa Lag gssskiin eoonlsssoasd -
search Coz tsssss II hsf hssbsad. and
who's expedition h 1851 ssessed The
ssst iaIosnAAtse Il he dsath At Cir
Johs H,sshlis. whisA occurred 10 Jsly,
ie47. 10 ~ high authority whieh gives
the opisioa. Lieut. 6ohvstks, IL viii
b. ssnssbssed. sst cat from Camp
Daily fos his soar through King VILLAS
Lad uish psoyisions ios his party saf.
Ecisnt for only one month. Daring The
ysar b spsnt trsversing the Arctic
uassss. be sabsistsd ohisAy upon ths
ssindsss. .ssk Oxen. ssal and othss
game hs found 10 great sbandanos.
without success 10 obtaining game. hid
daring ssassh fsr Frsnhlin's records
voala have been impossibis. h ~
b. thai The sshisvement sir Leopold
MeClinteck. sow Csnmandss In CAiei
q her kajssay's North A~ericas sd
West fsdisa Ssssioo. with hsadquas-
tsss = Halifax. ellis - rsnaskahs |,
ths istsodscsioa Of . new theory Al
Polar sxplosstion. WIN vsaposs To-
sskiAg gsns. IN sxpsditioa NAY b
sastsinsd 81 sloss naroh toward The
Pols. dspssdisg - The stores they taks
for bot . small as,etioa Of The food
they require. TIE frssh animal iood
Liset o6hwatbA sGeofsd vas imonpar.
ably bettss than dist exclusively u
such articles - his slssss aGordsd, and
probably helped his Nm to endure
their great exposure. Starting with
the sxpsctatioo Al Obtaining snina'
food after The manner d ~ DsAvatku
party. and With The kso~isass ~
such Subsistence b pessihls. exploren
nay drive their sledgs several dsgrss
nearer NE Pole than nortals have 70
pressed.
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Ths Bdrhs novsnsnt hiss fallen q
fiss ~ pancAka Though No are nov
only Nv days more than fortnight
from tbs Close At the campaign. thsrs
10 isa hoard Of bin and his supportsn
than Il any other previous time sinee
bis nomination. He b being gradual
~ sad psssspsibly leis severely sloae.
aad By the day Of election yin b >
good deal more lonely than Tom cAtoa
wAs two years ego.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-13

The impression nsds By Mr. Hayes
upon ear people vss Of the most far
orsbls character. He hes . larger bead.
o larger body. . larger seal than sSey
hsd supposed. and be 10 more ready
and easy In bis manner and speech.
They thought him before . thoroughly
good msn, while nov. 10 addition,
they think him . grea. aid . grad
man
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-13

Daring ths rear ending June soth
last, The exports from The Prsvino Of
Brisish ColaabiA anoantsd 10 valus 10
s2.5e0 go. sTAs ssticls 81 shisf export
Vas gold, e9ss.lsi; and the article Of
sscosd valus eel. $700.ll1 Fish.
luuhsr and aour scms aftse gold Aad
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WHAT TOU WANT.

Il q medicine that Will do the most
good in the shortest possible time and
least expense. N. T. Cody 3 Co.,
druggists snd spoehecsries. are nov
introducing into the market . iiss OF
noo-sscret medicines (the formula for
the preparation Of which il published
on the vrspper.) which are designed
especially for diseases peculiar 70 this
climate. Our prspsrstioo OF tar and
Wild cherry 10 better for coughs and
colds than German syrup or any other
medicine. Oar Sarsspsrills for the
blood; orr extract Of Buchu for the
kidneys; our Trochss for bronchitis;
our Soothing Syrup for children: OCT
Lozenges for worms; our Condition
Powder for cattle and hos ses; our es
sence of Pepsin for dyspepsia. and our
varions toilet preparations are the best
in use-
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Grant inlasl.

There il no doubt that thoss w1o 20
strongly .droc.sed the sonir.sion OF
Cen. Grant in 1880 have only post.
uored their hopes for four yeers and
vil; make . more determined enoft TO
accomplish What they % nssroviy
missed 1t Chicago this year. The third
term snake is only '-scotehed. mot
tiiled: but when . case OF becksehe or
kidosy complaint gives vsy before the
OREGON Kidney Tee. the surrender 70
fnal and complete. apd it will never
riss again. Sold By all dealers
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-13

Boston grows wealthier - she grows
older. In 1900, when there vas only
about q. 900 inhabitants Of the city.
the zeal estate valuation allowed about
$2s7 per inhabitant. Now. with popu.
lstion OF 363 ,93S. the real estate is
valued at over $500. 000. 900. or nearly
tf400 per inhsbitsnt. The tax rate
has grown in that tine just alb ut the
same ratio
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-13

The changs Of osusrship Of the
Seattle & wslls WALK Railroad has
been effected beyoed recall The neces-
ssry papers have snaIly been signed.
and Henry Willard. Of New York. ID
the new owner. Gen Tannstt, setting
for Mr. Willard, viii take possession u
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-13

said domieioa Of Csnsda. and shall Be
suhieSf 20 the Laws for the time being
in force in said douision. in DO far -
sneh Laws may be applicable thereto.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-13

Il % estimated from observations on
the shadows on Jupiter's moons that
the atmcsphers Of the planet is from
three Re Dise miles in depth.
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A Word 20 our Reaaers.

When you read of Q remedy that will
cure ell diseases beware of it; bot when
you read Of pure vegetable compound
which claims to cure only certain parts
OF the body. and furnishes high proof
that it does this. you can ssfsly try it.
and with the assurance that it will help
you. This 10 just what Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure does. II cures
ell troubles Of the lower portion Of the
body and none Others. 1t will not help
the tooth ache. ear ache nor consump.
ton. but it will put yosr body in q Wig
orous sod healthy state where you Can
enjoy life and appreciate its good
things. Try il.
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Ohio hes called ont the military for to-
morrow. II 10 not known Who made
spplication. fos there 10 not the slight-
e. enecessity and no trouble is appre-
hendea.
NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE Democrats
expect TO carry western Indiana by Q
majority Of from 5000 TO 10000.
WAsHIxoroE. Oct. il.-Democrats
cay that after the election tomorrow
the Republicans will pay exclusive At
tention 10 the tariff and its effect on
business.
NEW YORK. Oct Republicans
expect. with great confidence. to elect
one Congressmso 10 South Carolina
GRKESvrLLE. q. c.. Oct. IA joint
political meeting was held of whites
and negroes, sitter which general riotiug
commenced. in which both stones and
pistols were used. Two negroes we're
severely injured and one white man
seriously. The difficulty originated
between the Democratic and Rspubli.
can colorsd asn. AL il qsist now.
CHICAGO. Oct. IL A Columbus
special 70 the later cass says that the
chairman Of tho Democratic State Gen.
trsl Committee has ssst . dispntch
broadcast over the State advising voters
70 give ell the bAlancs. Of the State
ticket for votes for Lang.
NEW Yoax, OCT .9.-Governor eey-
mour crowded Chickering hall tonight
and 0sde . political speech. which was
heartily received. He reviewed Conk.
jing's speech In esustic msones, and
stroogly denounced ceptrali.atiou of
povse, and upheld the State sovereign
| ~ doctrine. Mr. 6sydIbsr referred TO
Repahlioan chsEgss Of Dsnooratis On.
willisensss 70 keep the poblic faith.
He cited instAucss 10 his experience a.
0svssnos Of New York vhsn he vsinly
sndsavossd 70 collect from Republicans
funds 10 meet the State Obligations in
1854. and he sddsd: "The mssnest re-
pudiatces ere they who prolse honesty
and poverty and then spend money in
riotoas living. and now I want to Cd.
pal y business aen snd th1nf I will
release your In closing. Seymou,
Mid: s'Of The eaadidstess I have. no.
thing unkind 70 ~. -
Areportsr esllsd 90 .0soss,, Han.
oock today IN regard 70 ths recently
puhlished intsevisvs With Gen Grant
Gen Hapeoek nd: L have not replied
nor heye lprspared areply. n hct.hsv
not ~ oessfally rsAd What F0enarsl
Grant has sn,d about me and which b.,
bssn gjvsa 70 the pubic through The
medium Of the pres. VI the assertion
that vhsn The army OF the Potomas
was looking for Commands. Han
cocks name vas not even suggested IA,
| ths plAse. 0ese1al Hammock saps: AZ
Ter The fAiiurs Of tie casupaien 1 NJ,
dstaissd u washinetoa oee moath b,
Secretary Stanton. with 4. yiev o
| pladlhe ~ II eonmand q II nSmy q
the Potomac, but did not want Il And
would not secspt it, Gen Hancocki
! sids are Captain whs.to9 gCspssi,
Word sad 0susrAl MiscAell, vho wer
With Hancock at the battle Of 0ettys
burg. Tbess are regarded - the nil
ttary fsniiy' q 0ensral Hanopsk. a,
ns9ber Of uhleh family ID understoo(
- Be ths pcrsen who wrote the letts,
Which appeered ID the Chicago 7r5saI
0ensrai Aitchsu vas sot q hssdousr
tsrs whsa the reportr called, bat CAu
tsiu wharton and Captain Ward q
prssoed mech indieuakion, and sai(
they did not believe any such lesse,
bad ever bcsn written.
4 s
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-13

DfTTMAR POWDER The champion
shotgun and rife powder Of the world.
Very little recoil and report. little or no
smoke, 1000 shots fired without wiping
the gun. 1t improves by age. If wet,
it is easily dried and IS good as before.
Price reasonable.
sl0d&w F. W. WUsrHoFP. Agent.
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coal, The agricultural projects ex-
ported were valued 81 ooly $685., and
the maanfacturas ss tlOe.
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Ny life was saved by Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Care.-E B Lakely,
Selma. Ala.
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PoRT TovSsKxD. Oct I2-The
Presidential party arrived here about
Pm. soid the booming Of cannon.
ringing Of bsIls and cheering Of citizens
Carriages we're vaisiog 90 the wharf
sod the party we're conveyed imuedi-
s.sly 10 the Central Hotel, where the
Pfesideu: vas handsomely introduced
BY the Mayor Of the city. Dr. T T Mi
nor. The President made some very
pleasing rsmsrks, in which Puget
Sound sod it, People vers highly com
plinentsd Secretary Ramsey followed
With some very witty remarks. which
caused considerable spplsass. General
Sherman US thss irtroduced and
osde, . very intessstieg speech. refer
ring prisuipslly to the dsseiopmen, of
the country.
The streets have pretty appearances.
trees having been planted in front Of
the sidevaiks. An arch b erected ~
the head OF Cnioo wharf. bearing the
vord Welcome" while another spsns
Water street With the motto I'VE hon
OF the President" Previous 10 ths re-
eeption. which took place At half-past
seven In the Central Hotel, . gun was
fred from the hill and Immediately
the town vas ablsss With bonfires, and
dwellings we're illuminated.
Probably I've hundred persons were
presented during the evening. among
whom vss the Duke Of York, who was
introduced BY Q special committee
The party viii visit Fort Townsend
tomorrow morning sod afterwards tbs
adjacent Islands. Large Numbers of
people were present from Port Dis
covery. Chimscum and WILDLY Island.
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BORN

CCsHMAS-In tbs city. October 18th, 10 tn
wife Of Capt. George Cu.hman. . Daughter.
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NOTICE..

I TAKE THIS MANNER OF lToRMIN0 NY
store Trent strsss 70 the more spulas LEGALITY
corner Of Mil and Frost streets, "fhs Bursaa, .
vbers can always b found, rssdy and pronpt
to do al kiads Of WORK In the Jewellers line.
y. 1. PLU4MKR.
Bureau, Get 9Th. 1880. o101w
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CALIFORNIA.


SAN FRAscIsco. Oct 12.-Specisls
to the Esaminer from New York give
IN outline Of the published Republican
maneuver by which federal soldiers
will be called out st the polls TO over
ave and drive away voters on election
day. Davenport viii provoke colli-
sion and Govesnor Cornell will call on
President Hayes. vho will order ont the
troops.
SAs FRAxcIsoo. Oct. IA special
from New York TO the Eramiaer gives
oMcisl returns Of the town elections 10
Connecticut. which show that thsiRe-
publicans carried 70 out of 167 towns;
. net loss of "a since 1877.
SAN Francisco. Oct 8.-Arrived-
steamer Hylton Castle. from Victoria;
ship Bslvidere, from Nansimo; bark
Cssssndra Adams. from Setback; bark
Germanis, Departure Bay; ship Great
Western, from Seattle; bsrkentine Tam
O'Sbantcr, from Seattle
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KTrT-sETTERS-In spoian county. Sept. los
VIM Kit md Mary se.tarx.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-03-04
ImmlnsitY OF the Stnrs,

1t is known that the stars are true
guns, that some Of them are larger than
our own sun, and that around these
enormous centers Of heat and light re-
volvc planets on which life certainly OK
lists. Our sun is distant from us u.s.
100000 leagues, but these stars are d.
tant at least 100000 times as far q dis
lance that, in fact, is incommcnsurable
and unimnginable for US. Viewed with
the uuaided eye, the stars and the
planets look alike; that is, appear to
have the same diameter. But, viewed
through the telescope, while the planets
are seen to possess clearly appreciate
diamcterg, the stars ARE still only mere
luminous points. The most powerful
Of existing telescopes, that of Mel
bourne, which magniiies 5000 times,
gives rs IN image OF one Of our planets
possessing an apparent diameter Of sew
cral degrees, Jupiter, for instance,
which, seen with the naked eye. ap.
pears as star OF the first magnitude,
with a diameter of forty-tiyc degrees at
the most, will in the telescope have It's
diameter multiplied 5000 tines, aud
will be seen as if it occupied in toe Reay-
ems an angle of 100 degrees. Mean
while, a star alongside OF Jupiter, and
which to the eye is az bright as that plan
ct, will still be n simple dimeusionless
point. Nevertheless, that star il thou
sands OF times more voluminous than
tho planet. Divide the distance be-
tween us and that planet by 5000, and
you have for result distance relatively
very small; but divide by 5000 the
enormous number OF leagues which
represents the distance of star, and
there remain number of leagues too
great to permit of the stars being seen
by us in perceptible form. In CON
sidering Jupiter, or any OF the planets,
We are filed with wonderat the thought
that this little luminous point might
hide not only all the visible stars, but
number 5000 fold greater for of stars
visible to our eyes there are only about
5000. All tho stars of these many CON
stellations, as the Great Bear, Cassi
opeia, Orion, Andromeda, all the stars
OF the zodiac, even all the stars which
are visible only from the earth's south
ern hemisphere. might DO set in one
plane, side by side, with no ono over
tapping another, even without the
slightest contact between star and star,
aud yet they would occupy so small
space that, were it to be multiplied 5000
fold, that space would be entirely COW
cred by the disk of Jupiter, albeit that
disk to us seems to bo an inappreciablo
point Prof j. Vinot.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-03-04
English Farming.

There isnot much waste in gathering
in the crops; the English farmer looks
after his interests too CLOSELY for that.
Hay stacks are so carefully built and so
neatly thatched that they look almost
like the work Of artists. Briefly, En-
gllsh farming secures much better re-
suits in most respects than our own,
though We accomplish our results on
less outlay of labor, and so make the
products cheaper. But there is also o
dark side TO the pictureof English farm
life. The farm laborSr there is often
almost as ill-fed and ignorant rs the
cart horse he drives. He is only q
working animal. His life usually set
ties down to a dull, sluggish existence,
with little enjoyment in the present,
and few hopes for the future. He earns
but little, and is very seldom able to
keep COW, pig or chickens; and, A.
though he has a hand in producing
most OF the ordinary necessaries Of life
for his employer, he himself must buy
nearly everything he eats from the
grocery-even milk, butter and eggs.
Occasionally he has little garden
where he may raise part of his veg
etables. He lives very frugally, and
seldom INDUCES in the luxury of meat.
II the American laborer lived as closely
as his English cousin he might lay by
a part of his wages. Our greater vari-
ETY. of diet seems to give us no adyan-
tage, however, for our English and
Scotch brothers and sisters seem, as a
rule, more hardy and vigorous than
ourselves.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-03-04

had said in Jest should be carried out,
and that should be my last game of
cards. Sixteen years have passed since
then, and ] have, by His grace, kept
that promise. God only knows how !
have been tempted, but I have never
dealt a card, and / feel like thanking
our Heavenly Father every day that
above the click OF the dice and the
shuttle Of the cards heard this voice
that night calling me from death to
life"
Who was the speaker, do you ask
One whom, if I would speak his name,
many Of you know. One whose charac-
ter and ability have placed him in a
position Of honor for two terms; one
whose life and Christian activity have
made him ruling elder in one Of our
churches. And | tell you this little in
rideHC to encourage any one present
who may, Ike him, find himself want
ing, and 90 poipt you TO the same ga.
y.ur who came 10 seek and TO save that
which was lost"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-03-04

In his younger days he was a victim
to the passion Of intoxicating drinks,
which has been the bme OF so many
distinguished men il the legal pro-
icssion. Aliauced to a beautiful and
accomplished young lady, he had made
and broken repeated pledges OF amend
meut, and she, after patiently and
kindly enduring his disgraceful habit,
had at length dismissed him, deeming
him iucorrgible. Their next meeting
after his dismissal was inapublic street
in tleclty Of Richmond. William Writ
lay drunk and asleep on the sidewalk,
on a hot summer day, the rays OF the
sun pouring down on his uncovered
head, and flies crawling over his swollen
features, 4, the Young Iadyapproached
in her walk her attention was attracted
10y the spectacle, strange to her eyes,
but, alHs so common TO others who
knew the victim so well rs to excite lit
tie remark. She did not at first recog-
nizo the sleeper and was about to hasten
on, when Sic was led ON by one Of those
impulses which form the turning point
in life, to scruiiuizc his features. What
was her emotion when she recognized
in him her discarded loverl She drew
forth her handkerchief and spread it
over his i.ce.Wj hurried away. When
Writ came to himself lie found the
handkerchief, and in one corner the
beloved name, With heart almost