The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-20
OREGON.


SALEN, Oct l9.-Much excitement
prevails over the report that the Gov
srnor viii vess the levee bill. II be
does the general impression 10 that the
Legislature viii pass the bill over his
veto. The !evse bill does not take away
any right CT Portland, but the city can
hiring sctioa for damage for the occu-
pancy Of the leves or street in the same
manner that . private Individual il per.
nitted to de for the damage o occs-
paaey Of his land by Q railroad con-
psny. South Portlsndsrs eontend that
property in that nsighboeAood will ID.
vance In vslus owing % the railroad.
While The nosth Pogtlandees oppose the
hill. bseasss 10y 0ish 10 eoncepsrate
Ill the roads in the northern part of
the city.
Rspahliesa Dsms.strasiea IN Port
PORTLAND, Oct ia grand rally.
tos which the Republicans have been
preparing for three weeks. will take
place here this evening. People from
all points IN the Willamette valley are
expected TO participate in il. Large
aumbsrs have already arrived in the
city for this purpose, and reinforce
msnts will come on this evenings train
and boat They coant on haviDg 1000
men in the procession. The cavalry
brigade he's elected is a6Rcsrs and will
consist Of three companies.
CALIFORNIA.
nsaswara Bs.na.
SAN FaAHcIsoO. Dot 19.-The Presi
dent and party will proceed East by
the southern route through Arixosa and
Texas. and arrive home in time to cast
his ballot for Garfield.
A Grand Political Pageant.
SAN FRANclsco, Oct l6.-This after
neoa the Rspabliesns fired SO guns in
honor Of the victories In Ohio and In
diana and this evening had . torchlight
procession. which was BY far the larg-
est, hsndsomest and most enthusiastic
denomination of the campaign. The
column was headed by squsd of police.
followed BY two platoons of mounted
trumpeters and . company Of pioneers.
Then followed the Republican League.
1000 strong. composed of solid business
men Of the city, escorted by the Garfield
aud Arthur dre brigade. the Calling
battery bringing mp their rear. One
hundred pioneers followed. and then
came the army and navy league Of
Boys in Blue aud Portuguese and Aus
TRAN Republican clubs. These were
followed BY long lines Of Garfield In.
vincibles in their handsome uniforms
and after them the German Republican
clubs. A long cortege of carriages
succeeded them. and the young meu'a
Garfield and Arthur club. young mems
Republics club and Garfield and Ar
thur Blues, al IN uniform. brought up
the rear. Fifteen bands Of music and
numerous drum corps headed the vari-
ous divisions. Lights were borne in
wagona, end the constant discharge OF
sooksts. bombs and Greballs accompanied
the march. Bon6res. Examinations
and 6rsworks a. many points along the
line Of march lighted up the scene, and
cheers from enthusiastic paradsrs and
crowds that lined the streets and filed
the windows rent the sir: The column
vas over On hour in passing. At the
termination Of the route. the procession
gathered ct the headquarters Of tbs
Garfield Invinciblss. ct horticultural
Hall, whore IL disbandsd.
Another Deaenstration.
SANTA Cluz. CAL, OCT. 19.-In the
,teeohliSht psoosssion which took plscs
lest night g this place, each psrson
carried number $40 on bis hat. The
proosssioo numbered us voters. besides
. strong forcs from Watso0vills.
shipping.
BAN FRAHcIsco, Dot. 1S.-AErivsd.
ship Dsshins Wave. from Tseoma; ship
6sgamoee. iron Port Gamble. aud
hip Olyapaa from Gsabsek.
Sailsd.-SoAOoner Bueua Vista, fos
Port Gamble.
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