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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-18
More Morsy, etc.

HAoNc phofsys cue.
BURLINGTON. VT, Nov IA men,
Der of the Democratic National Com
mittee informs the Vermont Free Press
that when be saw the Morey letter he
believed it was genuine, adding:
Though, now, of course, 1t is proved
beyond doubt to be forgery
NEW YORK. Nov 1.-THE official
vote OF this city gives Hsncock l23.-
0i5. Garfield 81 $50. Weaver 6l0 and
Dow %
The grand jury are now con.idering
the Morey letter case.
ST PAUL. Nov f7.-The following
additional naws regarding the st Peter
fire is received. While the flames were
slowly progressing. the mstrons of the
female department made all haste to
get their inmates out, andsmany of
thcm ran shrieking in their light
clothes In the snow drifts, even burning
themselves la tho snow, and had to be
dragged into barns and sheds. while
those near by wrapped blankets and
shaw!s around them. Hence intense
suffering could not he prevented, a.
they bad to be taken Is or 90 rods
through the snow. The number burned
cannot be gotten at in any way at the
present time. Many are known TO hay,
wandered away in tho intense excite.
ment that prevailed throughout the
whole premises. Several bodies were
taken oat OF some Of the rooms aud
halls aud several persons gotten oui
into the halls. when they would be de-
termined 10 return to the flames. One
room. occupied by two. was broken in,
ard while one was dragged out ths
other vas determined 10 remain 10 hi,
warm bed. and when dragged out in
sisted on waiting 20 be dressed. At some
windows there were three or foar men
begging TO be saved from death while
the flames were bursting from the I'd
joining windows. One was dragged
through bali open screen and badly
mangled. One fireman was also injured
by the Mankato Cos force pump. Alsa
81. Peter man was injured by fallin Z
on tie steps IN the main hall. At st.
Paul ell 10 terror and excitement. To
get a complete list OF the killed and
hurt - not now among the possibilities
DR. Bartlett Of the asylum. says there
are not more than IL lives lost and
probably IS many more hurt and suffer.
ing from the bitter cold of last night.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-18

CHICAGO. Nov l6.-The 7rs5ans's
Omaha special says: Complete returns
show Republican majorities for State
officers ranging IRON a2,6ls To 81, 955
over the Democrats aud Greenbacker.
The full vote OF the State ia s. 800.
The Greenhaek vote is $500.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12

&eGa week in yo6t own town. IS outfit frss
dDUONo risk. Reader, IL you want q business
pay all the time when they Work, write for rars
ticuIarskts &. HALLETT 6 Co, Portland, Nc.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12

A short tittie since, when one OF tho
elevated railway trains stopped at tho
Ninth street station, an elderly woman,
plainly dressed and looking like one Of the
working class, entered with thS crowd.
The seats seemed to be all occupied, but
one, which she did not see, was vacant.
An old gentleman reading a newspaper
glanced up and saw her standing near the
doo-. He then locked along the car and
saw the vacant seat. Leaving his own
seat he advanced to the plainly dressed
woman, raised his hat, nlotioned to the
vacant seat, escorted her half way to II,
bowel eotiiteousiy and returned to his
own place and resumed his reading with
out seeming to think that he had done any
thing that any one should notice. It was
noticed, however, and lawyer who was
in the car; and who recognized Charles
O'Conor, said to friend beside him !:
ssThat's O'Conor, every ineh. He would
rather do that for plain, poor womars
than for the finest lady in New York. Ho
has his oddities, but there isn't moro
thorough gentleman living"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12

An office-holder at Washington onco
wrote to Texas that he was having grand
time, and was really sta bigger n1asS than
old Grant, The letter fell into malicious
hands; was given publicity, and sealed his
political doom. General Russ of Indiana
was lately SO imprudent as to write 4,
similar epistle. Having been summoned
to Washington as witness in a case s0rne-
what partisan in character, he wrote to
friend d glowing description of tho
destinations of the great Republics capital,
and added: am be home In q day or
two, but before come back I win arrange
it so that you can get summoned as
witness. Then you can have your fun. -.
The letter was promptly printed and
General Russ IS on the retired list.
The Judges of the Supreme Court OF
Iowa are being pestered with very dis
agreeable accusation. They have been
charging the State mileage Tor their
regular official tours. and it Is now assert.
ed that every one of them rides on a free
railroad pass. 1t Is bad enough for q
member of the Legislature TO be guilty OF
q trick OF the kind, but how can q Supreme
'ourG Judge descend to such practice and
keep his erfnine uuspotted?
The British postal system is considerably
in advance of ours. Its latest novelty il to
be slle issue of postal notes of small de-
nominations, which can be purchased BY
the package and sent through the naa:is.
with all the safety of, ,postoffice order.
The convenience wifi be fl obviating the
necessity OF pnchasing an order every time
a small sum requires to be mailed. Ths
American system might be materially
improved.
An epidemic In Tndi& Is not an affair.
just important eneisgh to warrant tho
liberal abtlse OF some Board of Health.
Neither e It just severe enough to make
doctors look cheerful ard wise. It creates
II a.
that spread through the northwestern
provinces Of that country. few months
ago, 40O, 600 people perished. Never
thelesa there Is aud cserpius Of population
there.
The Northern Pacific loegihg camps.
sittIafcd on the banks OF the Yakima river.
at the foot Of tie Cascade range. employ
about of1e hundred and twenfy-fve men.
There will be 100. .000. 600 feet OF logs for
tiea. bridge timber and cuiyerts noated
down 10 Yakima river from the klttlsass
county chin Summer aud Fail.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12

While Chief Justice Cray of tho
Massachusetts, Supreme Court was en-
ioying his iavofite exercise of horseback
riding OH d highway bordering on
Jamaica Plain Pond, near Boston, on
Sunday, crack IN the ice produced q
loud report which startled bis horse,
causing it to jump suddenly aside. The
Chief Justice was thrown to the ground T
receiving fracture of the right arm
near the elbow.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12
NO. 24

buried In Meiroe's grave any more than
do. It was my story Of Mel that made
everything fresh and living to her again.
And now, Mrs. Emily, don't you talk this
over to Patty-not word, mind, or you
may never have Major Howith for
brother -in-lsw i''
Mrs. Emily laughed.
''Oh, can keep secret. when I Ike,
as we'll as Patty. and I'll keep this; and
I'm glad your sentiment has turned ont
better than my sense this time, sir, she
retorted. gayly.
Her husband laughed too. but he looked
at her, thought, little sadly, as be re-
piled:
''Ah, Em ! perhaps you'll see some tima
that our sentiment, as you call it. Is bettet
than your sense.''
But she never will
y.
Seven years ago this conversation took
place, seven years ago this VERY day and
this morning went down to the st. Denis
to call upon Mrs. Felix Lunly Howith,
who had just arrived from England on 4
| three months visit. Before I left her q
et-faceh English girl came bringing in
sweet-faced half English and half Amer
lean baby of two years, though he looked
! for all the world as much like young
Castilian as his dark-eyed mother
'.And what is his nameg g'' asked
Holland-HoIland MeIrde Howitfi,
Felix named him, and he would have Il
so. Wasn't it superb of him? But Felix
Is superb-you never saw such man;
dear, as Felix
told my cousin, the Colonel, of this
conversation. He looked at his wife. that
pretty, light-natired, fascinating Iittls
Emily.
"Here's dtir sentiment against your
sense, Mrs. Emily. You see how well it
works? ?''
s.Yes, I see,'' she answered, ssbut''-
laughing in our faces-t'I was right in ons
thing. I told you the Major wasn't the
man to play second fiddle, and he isn't.
He assigns that part to his son, you see 20
-Norah Perry, u, Appletoa's Journal.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12
Fever and Ague.

Those suffering from Agtie who desire to be
Sured, can leave orders Mt Mra Strong 3 store ON
First street, where will furn fsh the remedies.
pay W. 81 JOHN
rEeufeslies done dr5 in II PACKAGES. 121
GIT 3 month and expenses guaranteed to Agfs
~ toutftr free. SHAW 4 Co.. Augusta, Maine
vifn23y1
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12
1nfal1ib1e Indian Remedies.
A Sure Shot For
FEVER 81 AGTtE.

1NURING a LONG RESIDENCE AhlQNG
NJ the Indian tribes OF tlfe cOast and the inte-
fioe have had tie good fortune to discover;
from the '.Medfcines men OF the several tribes,
nnd from OTHER sources, nnHiler of remedies
for diseases fiicfient to this cotiHtrys consist
f9g OF roots, 1ier1Js and bark. md Having been
1OiioIfsd by uta4fv T1erSIJe OF this valley, WHO
fHTve tried An proved tie efiicztey OF them III
disease. 10 procure and offer the stn1e for sale,
take this means of nTfHOtIncfnx to all tlf6t;
during the past season, 1 lfnve made an exteHds
cd tour through the mountains and valleys
and have seetfreA ceriain OF these remedies
which are & sure cure for
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corroy xARKers-sY rELeaAAPa

,,vrrroo, Dec 21-l2S0 D. m.-cotton dun ami easter
saes including bales for snecnlaon and export Re-
fspS Low Mlddng clause December delivery
90 and n FO2aarT dewey al. a ado
do February and March delivery q 80 6Sad do March
Do May June delivery 6'd do June and July delivery.
ISERrooi, Dec 2i-l:aop m-cOttOn Mddling UDlands.
MIadps ing orleans q Ss' sale, o, the o,v
,oeSasd $500 bales American.
oN s. Dee 10 e. oSi G%si s scsp i
Oi sairaoss. Dec Saaing Ilsc
S Sss,. % SS oSiss' ;cst sesio ~ -
BOSTON. Dec 2izIettoL steady Middlins re Low Md
gross, l,6i5 Dales stock 2Sss bales
M"s pif GOOD iosS S rev.
ce,o cs 9ass % Saes oo
CEciSS.fL Dec 2ioo.ton steady aiainns. lx. Low
shipments 1895 bales sae, 81 bales stock 1870 bales
Low Misdnr Good oriinay ioc ressp,. 1853 s
bales ross. ss72 bales exports 70 the Continent 800
oass >''''".''' ''-''i'
SFaPaIs Dec 2i-Uolton hrn Asidnns ii Sc receipts.
= 1850 bales shipments s2ie TALES stock ~ $3.50 bales
Miasnns ne Good ogasnsry io'.c: $3.50
%swosIsAss. Dec 2lco,ron steady snddhns 1c; Low
81 bales exports % France % bales
Continent $40 les sales b,U0o bales last evening" 2lo0
''s SonF Fob 80 psc sico,On u M,ans ee net rs
eeasss'se L. SO bale. sales oales stock Sess bales.
Misasg Dec Coed osar S net re- sS;. SS
Bales gross rseepis els BALES sales FOG bales spae sne
s,yASSAn Dec 2I.-CoIIon quiet firms Miidnn. IL ,c
sssisa 1000 bales last 6sos .'oss
~ LOUIS Dec Election firm Midding ilsa. Low
Midilpg; lie; Coo ordinary lo,se net receipts 1888
pee ScS Ssusr arm i%Sddn.s s lsg
Sa s stacs. 1905 bales '''' NV '''''''' ''0
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c,.o honda vvere moderately active and strong.
rho oaIes incInded alabamas Glass A, at 73s4075
mi. Tennessee Gs old at 40 and new az 49'2 anu
new serie, at 4slo0 1874, and Arkansas as, Memphis
and Little Rock Railroad, at IL. OF CITY oans
ecks. Mercantile sold u2il at 1920 loZH'
Railroad bonds were rather quiet, ana generaiT
show little or no changes from yesterday Ias' hs
nres Erie second cOnsols sold at oois~'o'9' az.
funded 81 at 05l409J, Missouri, Kansas asa
Texas first cOnsols at 1l4Ull3@i an"
seconds at 7S5s17s, Boston, Hartford AMI Ere
6rstsat 45,045lo. Lehgh aud Wilkesbane coDsols az
1O47s@ lO5as Chesapeake and Ohio lirsts.seres d. AT
7z3,a 7SIolD7S aud currency interest deDtS 40
476471o Mobile and Ohio first debentures
at S60SGIs and Canada Southern hrsis at 1919
Ncw-York Elevated first rs were strong up 20 lio,
and metropolitan first Gs no 10 1854 ONO Ceh'i',
frsts rose to 1O3i2G 1888. The bonds OF
the Western and Southwestern raiIoaua
were all strong, the new consolidated os %
Missouri Pacific selling at 105. Denver, south fafh
and Pacific firsts to 07.Denyer ana ko Ofaho
and Kansas Pacific issues were steadef out 'noSc u,
Texas and Pacific were easier incomes al 30 aiiu
frsts Rio Gr.ndo Divisional 959h but ia'ot Se''"a
at 06l2 I'D 20 XII oo7
on balance; this makes the gam sllce friu w,
81, 559279 But this Sss IA AZ 'l Yesterday
40 thai 40 affecting the local money
1ar,et instead of gain since Friday OF the suh OF
10 80 079 Tia. Sub-Ireasury payments nave G.
ceeded ITS receipts by the sum OF D2,2o1,4o|' ~
Yesterdays transfers %l,630OO0 was III By
YER certificates received ron Mashihgdgou;
and Of to-days, $1,50)O00 was IN FlO
and So gold coin from the Pailadelphll
mint Money to-day more active ana loaned -
ngh as IrG commission ADDED to tie legal Taie'
The apparent absorption yesterday by the SUD
treasury OF 81 G47,S70 created an uneasy ieeihs
among borrowers, and It was openly as
serted early IN the day than money was
Ia be made tight These Two cause, contriDuteu
naturally to s omission the higa rates that vera
p9id, balances however, were made up carry so
mat after 2l2 O'Clock the ratc dropped to per ceht.
Ihe changes IN the domestic eXelang,s on New
York are decline Mt Chicago tO - cents uiscouIS
10 mar. and an advance at b ston 20 ~ cents pre-
mimi The United Sia IS Treasurer at "tshlDg-
tJn to-day received $4,000 IN National banE
mot,s for redemption. Tnc customs leceps were
%4l1 .17G and the internal revenue receipts were
s3I9771 The following IS the CieaUu9 iloIso
statement to-day Exchanges, $loOoI1,VIo;
balances. So s27 .62J Tie transaci.1ls at Una
Snb- reasiry covered Receipts. &3,Z2O O1l n3g-
ments 500 354; cure ncy balance, S3,9ol,o";
coIh balance, S7S, 76O.3J2 -,
The foreign ,x:nang,s are dull and again WEAK,
Yesterday, advance not beng s.SiaiAtt III actdii
business although chaDge> are made IN the NOM
NAL nuotations winch are follows:
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