The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-01

sail boat to Wrangel 10 look Tor her.
The wsr bstween 'he Indian tribes has
ceased. The winter throughsut Alaska
| ~ beSn unusually severe Silver Bay
sd Stiekeen river are frozen over.
! Tie Californis left for PortiaDd ct trn
ososock this forenoon.
The bark Buens Vista. from LISA
lady. for Honolulu. arrived this morn
ing.
French bark Maputeo, from TAcom.
came in this evening.
Bark b Bell, for Se.t,le; bark
Casssndrs Adams. for Seabeck. and
schooner ID 8 Williams. for Blakely.
sailed from here about noon.
Schooner Mary Parker arrived from
Bellinghsm Bay with o cargo Of stone
for tho Pert BlakeIy Mill Company.
She sailed for Blskely this evening.
OREGON.
PORTLAND, (Ogn.l March 3l-The
improvements to the channel st the
mouth Of the Willamette. which were
under contract to Psquct 4 Smith. are
completed. The winYdsms and cribs
ut Willamette Slough are substantial.
aud will withstand the force Of the
current and high wster for years. The
contract was completed on Monday last.
This is . substantial and permanent i'm
provement. and will be Of great benefit
b, navigation.
The death Of Com modore Conuer, Of
the steamship Oregon. has caused . Va.
cancy IN the ranks Of the Oregon Steam.
ship Company fleet The Oregon. on
her next trip, will be under the COM
msnd Of Capt. lessen, the pilot Of that
steamer, who will return TO San Fran
cisco With the vessel. when he will be
transferred to the command of the City
OF Chester. Capt. Bolles. now of the
Geo W Elder, takes temporary charge
Of the Oregon. Capt Poleman, now Of
the City Of Chester, will take charge
of the Elder.
This morning Col Z Parrish. of tho
Sunday Welcome. was arrested on CON-
plant OF Bridget Gallagher for defsm-
alton of character. She complains that
her reputation has beea Injured BY the
articles written by the Colonel aud
published in the Welcome. He gave
bonds for bis appearance. At 2 o'clock
this afternoon the parties interested in
the cass Of Gallagher against Parrish
appeared in Justice Davls's Office. The
attorneys for the defendant W.. we'd the
right to preliminary examination. and
the woman figuring in the affair was
placed under $40O bonds to await the
action of the Grand Jury, in June
next.
A little boy aged six years. whose
parents were among the steerage pas
sengers on the steamer Elder. died on
Monday evening, just before the steamer
crossed the bar. His disease was in
fsmmation of the lungs.
The Oregon Railway and Steam Nav
igation Company has in contemplation
the erection Of row of large ware
houses between the new dock and West.
cfn Oregon Railroad switch. Il 10
cstimatsd that these warehouses will
cost over 100000.
CALIFORNIA.
SAN Francisco. March 3l.-Ths
result Of the count so far AZ it has now
progressed, shows conclusively that the
Workin2men have not voted. In their
stronghold Of the 10th Ward the Citi-
zens' ticket is running ESQ ahead Of
them. In the 18th Ward. another
Workingmen's district. the Citizens'
is neatly 100 ahead. In tho 7th aud
9th Wards, both heretofore strongly
Workingmen. they are only few votes
ahead. while in tha 9Th Ward the Citi.
sens lead nearly four to one; in the
9th Ward five to one, and in the 18th
Ward nearly three to one. The old
theory that light vots means Work.
ingmen's victory. il completely over.
thrown. Tho only conclusion that can
be drawn is that the laboring classes
have at last recognised the evils Of
Kesrneyism aud agitation, and are
ready to begin new order Of things.
At this time tho vote is about two.
thirds couuted With the following re-
| suit: Citizens ticket. IL. 100; Work
ingmen's ticket, 900 For Joint Sen.
atom. Ryrnes. Republican. 1i.6l2;
Friend. Nottingham. 1855. This
may DO considered fairly indicative Of
the result. The count will mot be CON.
plet~d until this afternoon. At lO1.
this forenoon II steod: Wilson. highest
man on the Citizens ticket. 1851;
Hastings. highest on the Working.
'aen's ticket. 1884 Nineteen pre-
cincts are yet 10 bear from. with vote
u little more than 3 $50. Fur Joint
Senator. Byrnes. 1895; Friend, H..