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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05
CAUSE AND EPTgCT.
fwrissen fac the IsrEtLsesscxn.

FALLS CRY. July 10Th, 1850.
Ons OF the principal differences be-
tween man and the lower order Of ami
mails, IL. We are told. the gift Of reason.
ing power. And reason 10 thst fscuity
ri the mind that enables us 10 trsce
effect back to its cause; OF given tbs
cause to forstslI the effect In no par
suit 10 this faculty Of trading cause and
III .ct III greater necessity than in tho
calling Of the farmer. lie plows his
land add ssws his grain. The crop
prove, poor. That 10 tho. effect. Now
b., must find and remedy the eau s.or
.uifer the next year. Was il the fault
II pom 81. ~ No. He 6nds tsxt
others pl .nt,ns seed FROM the came
place have . boantiful hsrves. Was
il tbs fauIt Of ths lsnd No. Hs fods
III 4 his soil Is the sams a. bis neigh-
bofs, aud their abundant harvest proves
20 Il !and. He makes Inquiry - TO
how they plowed and ~ to wiis,her !,
was new or old land. And here Ire
finds the cause Of bis failuru His land
is new; never before worked Or culti
vsssd. and he has plowsd too deep,
covering thu astursl vegetable mould
Wit, ii unl,vsnsd by air aud anu-
shine, in which HIS seed osunot thrive.
Knowing tbs cause, he can in future
guard against il. Piow new land, fos
grain, shallow; or. better yet. sumosr
iallow IL. The same Tessoning holds
go,d 10 stoos raising; tsscing bsck
effect 70 csuse .givss - ths gonessl
rule, Like begsls like A paor half
starved. Insngy GOV will not raise othes
THAI weak, NANCY cali. A ringboasd.
spavinsd mare wih raise . colt muctl
n,,fs likely TO develop she same
diseases than clesn, sound one.
BY tracing back effect 10 cause We
know why our different products bring
such different profits ct tunes on the
cost Vt production. Take the article oI
hops. last. year, for instance. They
brought high prices, two or three hum
dred per cent. on the cost Of produc.
ticn. Thecauss was almost total failure
in Europe. BY being postsd ~ much
~ possible on the condition % crops In
other coootties. we can nearly always
fofetsll whether prices will be high oi
low in our own. And the same rale
holds good locally. We know II manu-,
featuring Industries increase and flour.
ish. OF our c,ties and towns are filling
rapi lily with now comers. that the de-
mand for butter. eggs. potatoes. etc.
will increase PROFESSIONALLY. and with
increased demand come increased prices
A succsssful farmer must take ani
rssd newspaper. for from them b.
cen learn snany . cause that viii Isst
10 the elect Of . full pare.
Right h the midst of our hsyini
NO0sas 4hn Pain
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kmtssion; Aversion 70 Society. Dimne0 Of vtstna,
Noises in the Head: the vital nuid passing unob.
served In the urine. and many other diseases thai
lead 70 insanity and death.
DIR. AINTiE will agies to forfeit Frv. HUu.
paKD DoILARs for ease Of this kind the VITAL
kE5fORATIvx tunder his special sdvice md
trsatmentl will mot cuss. or Tor anythtno tupusu
o tnjuriods found in II. DR. MSNTfR treaas ali
Prtvsfe Diseases successfully without mercury.
CONTINUATION HRxE- Thorough EXAMINATION and
advice, including analysis Of urine. IS 90. Price
Of VITAL kRsIoaAITvR.s $500 . bottle, OF -four
tines the quantity. Sl0.00; SAINT 70 snv sddr. q
upon receipt Of price. " @. o. D.. sfcurs from
observation. end In private name II desired, b
A. = nINTl1, n. D.,
II Kearny 6trest. Gsn Francisso, OIL
Da. MMflKD KIDNEY REMEDY. NxSuhKr.
IoUx, cures al kinds u. Kinney and DlAAAs
Complaints. 0onorrhrs. alset Leucosrh04 -
500.
Oh MINriEs DANDEII0N PTIIa. ere TIE
- and cheapest DYePEPsIA and BILIOUS esse
IN the MARKET For sals by al drussis1a-
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But very little damags has been done.
~ most Of our iassisers we're svsN sep
piled with hslp AID very hide hay in
our vicinity Got yet. The crop 10 much
better than We anticipated. New pc.
tatoss are now added 10 our bill Of fare.
They are doing splssdidly this year.
nothing happsaisg - yet IN any way 70
prevent IN abundant crop. Oats and
pess were never better; wheat IL not Il
good - ususl. the acreage being small.
Many pleeaaes pastiss have been
here lately to the TAILS. ind ell express
sarpriss ~ the exceeding grantcur oi
the scenery, and pleasure derived from
the cool cir and pure wassr. Ths
steamer Fanny Lake Nas up last vel
with party Of between twenty and
thirty. Hes whistle was plainly heard
BY the writer AZ thia articls, Who q
the tins We ss the fslla. She ala No,
reach ralls City. hut will the neat time,
provided the water does not get toe
Low. sss a. r@4
Mr. Alies. sAwuill started up lasi
week after hsing idle f6e over year.
He he's hssn to considerable sxpsnse ia
putting in = nsw dAn asd repsisiaw
generally. = ~
Politics are growing finely and there
10 no doubt bus that ~ will have plen
~ for home soosspptoa aud snnns lefs
for expossAtiou. I hear that moss Of
the fAFssrs here plsat On the Hill side;
the crop put In On The Shore , being In
jarsd By overflow. The wyckoG and
the Kellogg. too 6siAile ssssdlings
seem 10 BE- favorises. opinions beiur
about equally divided; the formsf
having perhaps the prefsrsnes osing
10 its hAvisg become. - Il we're. {
standard varsity. The Slosah d Z
young. thrifty tree much hksd and
about equal 10 favor 30 the Andssws
On older varsity. Many OF the neigh.
oors are digging mp the S,sArns, = Sac.
qaalmie production, and chanting 10.
stead the Usduossh. ) r~siris tire 81
much twomiee: some Ass grating vith
cuttings from the Smart variety, n il
brings better prics = The cesl nises
The W Allen 10 ; new hybrid sad
promises we'll a. lAts variety. have
net heard much said Of the many othss
varieties. IL fscl. ~ c~unes tell yes
which are tbs huak Nokhssx hut l.is
trial. good oaltivatian and p~ti. nee
will develop 10 peslsciian this whale-
some fruit. BejAg : nsw coner I have
not selectsd my pnlisieal orcAasa yes,
but expect to sstecs from ths above
varieties In ti@s 70 ~ oas shia falL d
sa CIahron.
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DAILY INTBLLIGBNeER.
Thursday, Aug. 3, 1880.
lis but line, . hurried scrswi,
And little seem the words to say.
Yet hold me in rsproschful tbrsll:
You qnarrelled With me yesterday,
Tomorrow you'll be sad.'

Az, you'll be sad. the words are few,
And yet they pierce my sonl With pain
Ay. you'll be sad. the words are tsae.
They haunt me with prophets strsiB:
Tomorrow you'll be al
We quarrelled. and for what Pa word.
A foolish speech that Jared the esr.
And 'hns in wrath our palses stirr'd;
Then came her lettsr; 'Dssr, my dear.
Tomorrow you'll be SD
Few wordsi half mir,h and half regret.
The last her hand should ever write
Sal wordsi learned long ago. aud yet
Fresh with new pain to ear and sight:
Tomorrow you'll be ssdr
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.

g., vwea mess. IBnpseShey. night 100 y
s,s.ms' piUpIss on the fscs, and iess mSacos
- ,scsitiveIy 8 cured The SICK I'D am'ctso
ssoaid no. ian 70 call upos him. Ins Doesos
sS~c.~hi, the various hospitals there. Obtaining
: Ssss 1ssl Of valuable infcrmation. which -
4 cos,pe1sns 70 tmpess " tAoss n neea g nis
ssrssees. DR.. GIDEON win make no charge
un,ess b sasct . eurs- Pwssas = 1issanos
munieafi0ne sfrsctiy ccuAdepfial. Ton 80 -
- buS shs Doctss. pusuas writing - ~ Doc
~ viii plssss stsls TIE psns q tbs pspss they
- th;s sdysrttseensnt In. Chaegee reasona1Ie
Can o. write. Addseas DR. ,. y 6IbnOA. - y
81. San Yrsneisco. Send Sts fse pechaes 81
0sdicine. oiesv"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-17
Schooner Capsized and All Hands
Lost.
The Episcopal General Conference.

NEW YORK, October 1G.-In the House OF
Deputies OF the Protestant Episcopal Con-
yention to-day the following preamble and
resolution were recommended for adoption
and placed on the calendar:
Whereas the work OF the Church OF
Christ and the best interests OF civilization
are seriously impcded in one Of the Terrific
ries OF the United States by the existence OF
p0ygamy, recognized by a large proportion
OF The community as 4 religious institution;
and whereas polygamy is not only contrary
to the law Of God but Is also forbidden I'M
der severe penalties in the Territories OF the
United States by an act OF Congress which
has been declared constitutional by the SUI
prcme Court OF the United States; there
fore be it
RESOLVED 1.-THE House OF bishops con.
curring), That while there are peculiar diff
fculties IN the execution OF this law owing
TO religious fanaticism, doubtless often.
times sincere, by which the Institution Of
polygamy is upheld, and especially to the
fact that the Interests OF many inno-
cent persons are unhappily involved,
it is still the duty Of every Christian and
citizen OF this republic 10 Use his influence
to aid the United States Government in
bringing about as speedily as possible a
merciul but firm enforcement OF the law In
regard to polygamy or blgamy in the Ter
rilories OF the United States"
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Republican CengratuIatory Aadress,

Republican COngr0tuDafogy Address.
/ NEW York, October f0.--The Republican
Committee have Issued congraiulatory adj
dress upon tho results In Indiana and Ohio,
which closes as follows:
at IL apparent from these results that II
the Republicans relax no cxertion every
northern State will choose Republican pre-
| sIdential electors, while II Is not improbable
that some Of The southern States will give
their votes for Garfield aud Arthur. OF
seventeen members necessary 10 make the
next House OF Representatives Republican
eleven are already gained in Oregon, Yer
mont, Ohio, and Indiana. and the full re-
suit IL reasonably certain. Six senators
necessary to make the Senate, with the
Vice President, Republican will probably
be secured from the States of Ohio and In
diana (already gained) and from Penn
sylyanis, New York, New Jersey,
and Connecticut yet to elect. Thus
with the Inauguration OF Garfield and
Arthur all branches Of the Govern
| ment are likely 10 be Republican
| once more. Republicans, however, need TO
be reminded OF the remaining danger that
the disappointed Democratic leaders will
not shrink from desperate acts TO prevent
full Republican success. They have ma
lOllile IN DOM houses OF congress, ciiIin
full power over the final presidential count,
and have steadily refused to secure peace.
able and orderly decision OF doubtful re-
suit. Let no possible effort be spared 10
make the Republican majority on the elee-
toral vote so large as to avert the perils OF a
disputed count and The majority in the next
House OF Representatives decisive, that
there can be no conflict in It's Organi-
zatlou. BY unremitting eXertions, such
as have secured the brilliant achieve
mems In Ohio and Indiana, the Re-
publican party can defeat the pur-
poses OF the reactionists who, in order to
gain political power and patronage, are
willing to unseitle the results OF the war
for the Union, change the financial and
revenue policy of the Government, derange
the national currency and jeOpardiZe the
| thriving business interests OF the country.
Republican success will, on the other hand.
| firmly establish throughout the country
| free and honest ballot. protection to life and
property, welI-paid and contented labor,
activity in all agricultural, manufacturing,
mechanical, and commercial pursuits, and
will make the States OF our Union prosper
Gus and powerful beyond those Of any other
nation.
| By order OF the committee.
MARSHALL JEWELL, Chairman.
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Handsome wedding Affair.
tAbIngdon Standard. l4th !

The marriage Of Dr. George Ben. John-
ston, OF Richmond, Va. son OF United states
Senator John w. Johnston, to Miss Mary g..
McClung, OF Knoxville, Tenn, daughter Of
Rufus NJ. McClung, Of Texas, and grand
daughter OF the late Judge Connally t..
Trieg, took place on Tuesday evening last
at Ackland. the residence OF James g..
Greenway. near this place. A select ana
fashionable assembly was present, invita-
lions being confined principally to the rela-
lives of the parties. The ceremony was
gracefully and impressively performed by
the Right Rev. Bishop Kahn, OF the Catholic
Church.
The following ladies were bridesmaids ::
Misses Coralie Johnston, Mary G. David
son, Katie G.. Preston, and Gay blackboard !;
ali OF this place.
The groomsmen were Messrs. l.. Huiler,
OF Paris, France; II. e. Stuart, OF Russell
county; Hon. s. b. Witt, member OF The
Legislature, Richmond; and j. H.. john
stOn, Abingdon.
The ushers were Professor w. II. Thorn,
Hollns Institute; II. A. Dunlop, Rich
mond A. Z. Thorn, Norfolk, and w. D.
Brown, Abingdon.
Many handsome presents were displayed.
A beautifully set table was laden with the
choicest yiands, and the weather being eX-
ceedingly pleasant, everything was propi-
tious for a happy occasion.
An elegant reception was given on We'd
nesday afternoon from 10 3 O'Clock mt Eg-
glestOn, the handsome and inviting home
OF Senator Johnston, two miles east OF town.
The happy pair return TO Richmond by
way OF Washington, Baltimore, aud New
York. They leave many who wish them
all the happiness "two hearts that beat as
one " can possibly have.
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The demand on the water reservoirs this
week has been greater than at any time In
the ciiy's history. The daily demand was
twenty million OF gallons, while usually IL
does not exceed fifteen or sixteen millions.
The plugs have been running daily during
the hours OF the procession. Yet, notwllh-
standing the drOnth. there Is plenty OF water
In the reservoirs, the present storage OF
water being eight hundred million gallons.
This, however, Is due 10 the constant work
ing Of The temporary supply, without which
the city this year would have been In a
rather unpleasant condition as far as the
water supply Is concerned. Both Druid
Lake and Lake Roland are lower than per-
haps ever before since 1872, when q water
famine threatened the city. Ten million
gallons are being daily pumped from the
temporary supply, aud this, With the regu-
lar flow aud the stoiage OF water In the
lakes, will supply the city for some time to
come.
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Wow Railroad I'm Mexico.

DENVER, COLORADO, October 1G.-The Of
ficia copy of the railway concession re-
Gently by the Mexican Government to The
company authorized TO be formed by Messrs.
Palmer & Sullivan has been received, and
the Mexican National Construction Compa-
ny has been organized under the laws OF
Colorado To work the concession. The con-
tract is for the construction in eight years
OF thirteen hundred miles OF narrow-gauge
railroad, with telegraph, from the City OF
Mexico to the frontier OF the United States
and to the Pacific ocean, in consideration
OF a money subsidy averaging $4,000 per
mile. The total subsidy is payable in rail.
road construction certificates, to be issued
on the completion Of the first ninety-two
miles, and thereafter as each twelve miles
are built. IL amounts 10 upwards OF Sl4,'
900, 900 absolute bonus.
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PETERSBURG.

..,s aropcs MOVEMENT TOBACCO Ex-
PORTS AND INSPECTIONS - CO froN NO
,.,.s,s-- DISAPPEARANCE or THREE boys
ryyt osroN or BoiLsR~-kuNAWA 49, -.
nyxT-uxtox NAss.AEETISo OF sAbba'"
SCHOOLS.
,roryeseondence OF the Richmond pisps'eh.i
OCTOBER 10, 1880.
That an effort will be made 10 d'ssuauc
,,,a peSaiuslers az Prince George county
srom deserving their candidate Ior ,oh.
rress and going over bodily to tne suppo.'
:, Nr Coodc. the Democratic nominee u
more than probable. That " WIN ee sue
nv a. greatly 10 be doubted. IL Is gen.
"s, Conceded that the contest In the Sec
go S S,s,r,ct IL between Mr., Goode and Mi.
NV The Republicans, TO a man,
m 10 for the latter. The white people
W., ,no district know this, and as far at least
~ etizens of Prii ce George are con-
o. they are not prepared, on local
- % sacrifice such representative as
~" coode has made for Republican.
s s~ p,irce George movement is likely to
no followed In other counties IN TINS Sec
'S The exporis OF manufactured tobacco
srom This civ during the week cnding TO-
dav amounted 10 rs, s2S pounds.
THE inspcciions OF tobacco at Tue ware
aonscs here this week amounted 10 2S3
hocsheads. The cotton receipts over INC
petersburg railroad for the week were i,sif
baIes. and several hundred bales were re-
calyed by wagon.
The RcsdIuster Congressional Conven-
,on,ion for this district, which mel al
purIeyille In August last, but adlourheu
over without making any nomlnatioh' VIII
,esSsembIe at Burkcville nj Monday.
several days ago three small boys OF tnis
city. the oldest Of them about thirteen years
Of age. left town without the knowledge oil
their parents or friends. They are the sons
respectively OF Messrs. j. l.. Bui0rd, Mel
vim Martin, and Andrew Smith. Tbeir aO-
sence, Of course, has caused much Anxiety
The only information received OF ihem Is
that furnished by the captain oil SCHOONER
which reached this port to-day-yiz., thai
some distance down the river he met three
boys rowing in small boat. II is supposed
they are endeavoring to make their way To-
wards suffolk or Norfolk.
one day last week the boiler In the saw
mill Of Messrs. Rainey K Powell, near Bel
field explodsd doing considerable damage
10 the properly. The fireman, eolored
man. was so badly injured that he died in Q
lew HOHI>.
A horse hifched 10 a buggy belonging to
John Moss !coIored) ran away on Market
street last evening, cOlliding with granite
post at the junction Of High street. The
vehicle was broken TO pieces, and boy
named Willie Davis, the only occupant oI
the vehicle. was thrown some fifteen OF
twenty feet out into the street. He was Sc
yereIv cut about the head, but his injuries
are not dangerous,
A union mass meeting OF the sunday
schools Of all the denominations OF The clty
will be held tomorrow afternoon. Tue
meeting is held in accordance with recon-
mepdstion from the London Sabbah-Schoo
Institute for the observance OF this day by al
the churches throughout the world ~
PRAYER for Gods blessing upon Sabbath
school workers and their work. seyera
addresses will be delivered.
ROBIN ADAIR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-17
STAUNTON.

THE GREAT DEMOCRATIC RALLY -MIssTATE-
AgSTs C0RREcTED--aESERAL LEE AND HIS
B0YS--cOCRr OF APPEALs-YGUNa MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION STATE coNyES-
Tl0N.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatehi
OCTOBER 10, 1880.
Stauoton opened her eyes with astonish-
ment yesterday morning when the people
who had crowded the 0pera-Iiouse and
tbrODged the streets the night before. rising
late, began to nod and talk over the account
Of the Democratic mass-meeting OF the 13ih
instant rs seen through the glasses OF the
pGilty plrgiaidn reporter: aud later, when
the Wig came. with lis kilograms from
Valley Yidette" and "a. w. H."
wonder was added 10 surprise that pre-
JUDGE could make u few people see
things SO differently from what they
really were. There was u general de-
msnd that these reports should be corrected
and that a Dispatch reporter should give
the facts 10 the public; for ibe Stann'on
Democracy has never yet failed when she
chose 10 show her strength, aud when back
ed by Augusta county there Is no possibility
q failure. The Nndicator OF to-day, Ia
referring To the occasion. says: "Wednes'
day was day and night which will be long
renembered - The most imposing display
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-17

How TO SEE JpPlTER's Mo0Ns.-The
Pittsburgh Telegraph, speaking OF the four
moons Of Jupiter, says that TO witness them
IL is not lesessary 10 buy or borrow held
glass. A looking glass is all that Is neces-
ssry. and by observing the reflection OF the
planet on clear night the mooss can be
seen on either side OF the golden disk OF the
planet. This plan has been tried success
fully. As the moons reyolye above about
the planet in short pXlods-the nearest ma
king the circuit In Iessqhan two days-ther
relative positions are'constantly changing.
The size OF these moons varies from diam
eter OF 2,352 miles to 2.D29 miles.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
sr rKLEsnArH TO THE o,srArcu.


FAILURE oF A sILK-FIOUsE AT PATERSON
n. J.-ELEvEN PERSONS KILLED BY AN
EXPLOSION AT A CHICAGO DIsTILLERy--
CRiMEs'IN TExAs-A CAVE DISCOVERED
IN THE CANON OF SAN AUTOMOBILE
HIEF-JUsTIcE-CLAIM CASE IN SOUTH
CARoLINA-T LATE ELEcTIoNs-A
BLOCK OF BUILDINGS BURNED IN DO
YER, n. J.-CoNGRESsioNAL NoMiNA-
TIoNs-wAsHINGTON MILITARY I'm
ROUTE TO GEoRGIA-BEAvY STORM IN
THE NoRTHwEsT-M ELDERS
COMING TO viRGINIA-FRoM THE IN
DIANs-A NEW RAILROAD PROJECTED
IN MExICo-THE EPISCOPAL COUNCIL
DEATH OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE RE-
PUBLIC OF PARAGUAY, &c, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-17
Excitement I'm western Colorado.

WASHINGTON, October 1G.-Secretary
Schurz to-day received a telegram from
Governor Pitkin saying that great excite
ment prevails in Western Colorado over the
killing of Utes and the subsequent murder
OF young Jackson by the Indians. After
detailing the circumstances OF the affair
Governor Pitkin says the Utes are lawlessy
inclined since Ouray's death. and II The
General Government does not project the
citizens the State will. He urges the imme-
date removal OF the Uncompahgres to the
mouth OF the Uncompahgres river, or some
other point where they will be remote from
the whites and from the road over which
the food for the whites TO subsist upon has
to pass. II this he done, he says, 1t would
allay the excitement in a measure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-17

A CITIZEN OF MATHEWS SBoT.-A diff
Guilty occurred last Monday evening ut Ma
tbews Courthouse between two citizens.
which seemed likely 10 lead TO personal
collision, when Captain Hudgins interfered
10 prevent difficulty, when one OF the men
drew pistol aud fired at Captain Hudgins,
the ball taking effect In the cheek lust be-
low The eye and lodging under the iawbone.
The physicians Ind been unable to extract
the ball up % Tuesday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-17

A New York evening paper says that the
imperial United States supervisor OF cleo
tons, John I. Davenport, now proposes TO
accept all 1868 papers that may be surren-
dered TO him, and give IN return therefor
first papers. With the tirst papers In bis
possession The holder can Immediately take
out his second papers, and be thus relieved
from all further trouble Ia relation 10 thu
question Of his citizenship.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-17
The sou,h CnroIlnn udgeshtp claim

NEW YORK, October lG.-A special from
Columbia, S. c., says the Supreme Court OF
South Carolina to-day rendered It's decision
in the famous WIliard-Simpson case. The
entire court cencurs in the opinion that
Governor William ID. Simpson is entitled TO
the position OF chief-iustice, and that the
claim OF willard for the seat is not good
one