The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-30

steamer Goliah arrived last night from
the Cape with the barks James Chssson
and Rainier. Captain LIBBY reports
the bsrkentine E K. Ham. brig
Deacon and O bark scd schooner IN
krewn. in the Straits
Sailed. bark James Chesson for
Utsalady; bark Vidette. for San Fran
cisco
PoRr GAMBLE. Sept. 9.-Arrivsd
bark Rainier. from Honolulu.
Sailed. bark Roswell Sprague. for
San Pedro
EAA1ERN sTATEs.
IsDIASAPoLIs, Sept. 2s.-The fol-
loving circular letter has been ad-
dressed to Greenbackers Of the Union
BY their candidate for President:
ISpfASAPoLIs. Ind, Sept 81. 1880
To the Green5gck Labor men throughout
the United States: I urgently request
that you have struck of by Thousands,
for circulation in each county, full ex-
tracts from Mr. Bsyard's New York
speech, in which he says the Democratic
candidate for President and Vice Pres.
iden: end the Democratic party are in
favor of his bill to destroy the green.
backs, and that they will carry out that
policy. Publish the Bayard resolution
with full extracts from his speech so
that people may know just what i. is
that the Democratic party and its can
didstes are pledged to carry out. The
issue is now fully made up. Let every
Greenbacker in the Union arouse him
self TO the real situation and brand Is
an infamous traitor to our holy cause
any man. without regard to his former
standing in our party. who attempts to
transfer voters TO either of the old par.
ties. j. B. WEAVER,
WHEELING. Sept 2S.-Blaine spoke
here this afternoon to nearly $4,000
people. He said the anomalous feature
of this campaign was that it was the
frst one in which the supremacy of a
dominant party had ever been seriously
contested while there was abundant
prosperity all over the land. The peo-
pie Of the United States know enough
to stand still when they stand we'll.
There was no danger to Republicans
when wheat brought . good price aud
labor was plenty. The solid south
alone gave the Democrats hope. II
you elect Gen Hancock you will inevi-
tably within the space Of - months II
am not sure that it would not be with
in 80 days), hand over to the Democrat
ic party led by southern msn the abso-
lutte control of the Supreme Court of
the United States Five OF these
judges are today beyond 10 Or in that
psighborhood. They may accept . re-
tirsment at full pay. II they are
reluctant to dc 50. . Democratic Presi-
dent, backed by Democratic Senate
and House, would swamp that court by
superior numbers. He denounced in.
tsrfereucs of English clubs and asso.
ciates in our affairs by sending free trade
tracts over here fer circulation, saying
that he thought thst President Hayes
would be justified in instructihg Secre.
tary Evarts to protest against such q
fragrant breach Of International courte
sy. Referring to Maine, he said if che
hadn't set the country Q good example,
she bad given them Q terrible warning.
He ascribed the result there to the
liberal use Of money in corrupt ways
by fusionists. He warned his hearers
to be on their guard for the same con-
duct in the campaign here, and closed
with warm eulosy of General Garfield
and an eloquent review Of the past
achievements of the Republican party.
Tonight . msnstsr torchlight demon-
strstion 10 taking place. The residences
OF nearly all the Republican citizens
are beautifully illuminated and deco
rstsd aud some 1000 uniformed men. ell
bearing torches, srs in the lines.
BAYoSNE CITY. N Sept sS.-Sasur.
day night the Standard Oil Company .
pipes were laid a. far a. Newark, when
the scene Of operations was changed to
the Pennsylvania railroad bridge.
crossing the Hsckensack river. The
Pennsylvania railroad company, ind
ing the object Of the Standard company
was to connect their Communipaw
works BY pipes with the Erie railroad ,
refused to permit pipes to be laid across
their bridge. Fearing that the bridge
would be captured like the Central
railroad companys bridge ct Center
vile. approaches to the bridge have
been spiked. and the Pennsylvania rail
road tug boats are out projecting the
bridge by playing streams Of water on
the Standard Oil Co pipemen ct the
avenue The pipes cross the track of
the dummy railroad. unused. but
owned by the fennsyivsnia railroad.
The Standard Co.'S police are guarding
the crossing today; fearing the pipes
viii be torn up by the Pennsylvsnia
Co. Henry .Cadmus Of Ccnterville,
who VS. shot BY . belligerent pipeman
last "Wednesday morning. has CON-
mencsd suit against the city and the
Standard Oil Co.
NEW York. Sept as.-A special dis
patch to the New York Freeman Jour
nd. announces that the Pope has
named DE- Michael Csrrigan, nov bish.
op Of Newark. N ], 70 be cosdjutor Of
the archbiahop Of New York. With the
right Of sucUsssion and With the title Of
archbishop Of Partibas Infidelium.
kUH0PG.
GRAvosA, Sept. 2S-Ths Ottoman
frisats Schilsmanich lies OF Dulcipuo
She will DO summoned to withdraw.
aud ii she offers resistance must una
vnidshlv he desky,va1 - ..~t