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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-26
Saturday, June 90. 1880.

Hon WHARF.-THE beauty of living
on the Columbia river il witnessed on
the occasion Of every June freshst.
The water 10 now inundating all the
country adjacent to the FLYER. Potsto
patches, strawberry grounds. fences.
boat landings. ETC.. are being destroyed
or lost in hundreds Of instances. Tbs
steamboats,. last Wednesday, passed .
dwelling house that had broken loose
from lis fastenings AMI was floating
down stream Chickens, pigs. cattle,
and such creatures generally. suffer
terribly, aud farmers experience much
loss in consequence. Again the people
are greatly alarmed for their own safe
~, aud that Of the houses in which
they dwell. and net withou. cause
either. One Of the Portland papers
supplements the account foregoing as
follows: I'VE learn that the high
water is causing considsrsbls trnnole
to families living on the low lands IT
the Colambis and Willamette rivers.
As the steamers Traveller aud C,lliope
were making their trips down the
Columbia this morning. they were
hsiled by families on the Low lsuds
who wished themselves and stock con-
veysd to dry land, - they were Asodsd
srt OF house and home. The city Of
Vancouver is partially covered, and the
steamers are compelled to land in the
streets. Families are moving ont -
fast % tbeypossibiy can. % the lower
part OF teWn and ali she houses Gtu.
ated sround there are under water,
compelling the inhs bitsnts to rOost in
the top story ct their houses. and those
who srs 50 unfortunate a. TO only hsse
one story " their houses are compelled
to bear il sor vsds sround in wstsr
several inches deep. Some OF the
Huest grain lands in Oregon and Wssh.
ingtnn Territory. situstsd slong the
Willamrtts and Columbia rivers. are
completely Inundated"
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RocHEsTxR. N. T.. Oct. 8. 1879.
II. II. WARMER b Co.-GINrs:-I
have for soms time past been afflicted
with dyspepeis iron which I could OBJ
tain no peeuansut relief. until I ussd
your Safe Blttsrs md Pills; end sincs
using them ! have had no trouble from
my former complaint. and I can now
truly say that ! am > we'll man.
1 am Gratefully yeufs.
g. p, BRooKs.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
DR.. GIBBONS
DISpENSARY.

300 KEkRNRY ST.
OAC corner Of Com.
merctsl street, San
Hrancisco. Established
|in 1854, for the treat
sment Of sexual and Sem
Stnal Disesses. such %
sGOnorrhea. elect.
;Stric:..r:, Syphilis
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-26

THE Boss LUNCH AND THE uBxsy
BERR. yop Will Aluays Had = the
Conoordia Hall. on Mill street, not
only the beat Of home made, but also
the excellent Humboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported bser in quart or pint
bottlea. Boiled ham and all kinda Of
cold lunches 70 order.
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
unzfRp esazn pusasuR Lxn, Opvrr
Olympia, WaaAingtou Terrttory.

N0TICB II HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN
In compliance with ~ peovinlons e - ~
81 Onngress approved Jane .. lo7o. onsitlsA = A
Act for tie sale q Timber Lands In tie ola1es Of
Oaltfornta. Oregon, Nevs1s sn6 Weaknesses n.
tegeoa Tsrsitogy. hea this day aiaA = tkia 600
HE appliceslca % puthare the ~ 4 ~ Nm. 4
Nh. Of M 81 nv. y u. M ( e &c.
don No u. IN Iovnship No. 81 North, Range No.
Any ane ell psesona elatn1ue advsgoGly. tAs
aid described land, ~ any pardon shereof srs
bereey required - Al saslr clsima n ia o0ce
vttair et1ty CD 49, 1feo dc heesse.
0ivsa uD0er my hand e my once, n Olympis.
VT. sAis tAs ~ tay = Hay. 4. 9. -.
y. NOVA.
1Awl0v HaGlaeee a III Lard Ulncs
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O0IIUTIIO0 u OoI VdIu UUI6s
S9Percedlng entirely the use or Sui.
ph.ts Of QniAinea as it Will NOS 9 nly
RADICAL CURE, Without any or
tho incOnvenfences and troubles
arising from QUINlNE.
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APPOINTMENT REyoxED.-It viii be
remembered that some months sincs .

APPOINTMENT REyoxED.TIt viii be
remembered that some months sincs q
man named A. ]. Gillikin died very
suddenly -rt, tbs Occidantal, Ho;ei iu
this city, HLoelly after his deAth his
wife YES sppofnted sdninistrstTix Of
the estate. The creditors Of the ,sststs
not being satis6sd with The manner
Mrs. Gillikin wsss doing, brought emit
ut Cewiitz. Washington Territory. to
have the isttsyss Of ,admiaistrntion ..
voked. Tho creditors were represented
by Messrs. Maxwell and Burbank. who
held thsfnost of the claims The case
resulted ~ the letters being revoked.
and Mr. Psterson. Of che FdlSon House.
Kslsma. being appointed administrator.
The suit involved several thousand dol
lars. and the decision of Probate Judge
Comegys is highly spoken Of by thoss
present ct the trial. Portland Stand
ard.
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SHRRMAN HYDE 4 Co. Poetic Cossk
Agents. Also agents for the celebreted
Estey and Standard Organs. Foe SHEET
Music and Brass Instrunsuts, sddrees
SHERMAN, HYDE 8 Co.,
aug8l -dAwly Fan Francisco.
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Dr.. SPINNEY,
NO. { kEARhY STREET.
Trests all Chronic 4 Special Dissa sea.

YOUNG M EN
WHO NAY BE SUFFERING FROM TIL
w effects Of youthful folhes or indiscretion
will do we'll to avail themsel e. Of this. the
esestest boon ever laid st the altar Of SUFFERING
humanity DIR. 6PINNRY will guarantee 10 for.
feit $500 for every case Of Seminal Weak ess OF
privste disease Of any kind or character which be
undertakes and fails to cure.
sMIDDkE-AGED MEN.
There are mesy q NE eye Of thirty 10 sixty
who are troubled With too frequent svacuations
Of the bladder, often accompanied BY . slight
smar1ing Or Burning sensatiDnsand Wssksning
OF the system In manner the patient oannae 20.
count for. On examining the. urinary deposits .
ropy sediment viii often be found and some.
times snah particles Of slbumsn win appear. or
the cslor viii be Of . thin milkish hue, AGAIN
changing to . dark and torpid appearance fhsre
are naay men who die % this a1acuity, ixuorant
Of tbs cause, which is tie second stage of ssmi-
1sl weakness. Dr.. 8. Will guarantse . perfect
cure In al such caoss. and healthy restoration of
the nito-uFinaxy 0g1anA. 49, s5
Once Heurs-io 70 and to g. Sundays from
10 to u A. n. Consultation free Thorough q.
animation and advtee. IS. ufa -
Oan or address - ...4 .....
Oh. SPINNEY q Co.,
j7dkviy, No. II Ksaruy st.. Ban Francisco.
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Emission. Aversion . society. Dimness Of Vision,
Noises in the Head; the vital a1id passing unob.
served lie the uvins. and many Other Aiseeses that
Lad 70 insanity and death. ,s.s.ss-.sl =.
DR. nINTIE Will agree TO forfeit FIVE Hun
Died DoLLAa for . case Of this kind the VITAL
hkerOAATIv1 under his special sdyics and
treatmentl will not cure. or for anything Impure
OF injurioas found In e. DR. NfNriE sresss an
ffivaAs Diseases successfuily without mercury.
CONSTELLATION FREE. Thorough exsmtnstion snd
acvtce. including ansfysis OF urine, IS 90. Price
of VITAL REsroaA1lvk. 3s.00 . bottle. or four
times the quantity. 4laoo; sent - eng a1drss =
upon receipt Of. price, or @, o. D., securs from
observation. and In pt1vsss name II desired. 81
. J sst a. y AlN7IR n. De. =
"a -. II Keaxny Stress. San Ixapctsco, oal.
DIR. AINTaEe KfDNRY RENRDY.NHPHRET.i
lOUh, curp Al skipds. Of Eidusg and Bladder
Complsipts, Gonouhna, elect, Leucorrhsa. For
ale b al Druggists; $500 bottle. SIX bodies for
DIR. NINrIE'y DANDELION PIILs. are thu
best and cheapest DYsPEPSIA and BILIOUS eurs
In the market. For sale By all druggists.
3sAtvly
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GABLE GOSSIP.


A cable special to the New York Eren.
ina Telsordpl says: Bordeaux this morn.
inc Ia greatly excited over the revelation
Of a irghtiuI scandal, in which Colonel
of The line and q former Chief D, D,Escudron
are said to be implicated. The accused
are charged with outrageous assaults on
several children. Six persons have been
arrested 10 connection with the affair.
Goldenbetg, one OF the condemned Nj.
hilists recently on trial in Russia, has just
confessed that nine persons were con.
cerned in the Moscow plot to blow up the
Imperial train-among them Hartman
and Schiriaief.
B!anqui, who was prematurely killed by
the press on Friday, Is well in body,
though more shaky in mind than ever
He Is about TO bring ont a new paper. with
the engaging bat fantastic title Of NJ Dim
Nj Nuitrs.
oLeary, Dobler, Guyon, Pegram ant
Charles Davis left Liverpool for New Yorl
Saturday morning on the steamship Ne
Vada OF the Guyon Line,
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The wheeling and Lake Erie Road.

NoRwALK, O., November 13.-Last eve.
ming letter was presented to the City
Council by Mr.. ThomasS. King, Manager
Of the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad,
which contained matters OF interest as to
the progress OF the road. Mr.. King said !:
"The work Of gradation Is rapidly
increasing along the line from the
N. y, P. and o. Railroad to Norwalk, aud
within the last few weeks seven miles have
been finished. During the present month
the entire line from the N. Y, P. and O.
TO Wellington will probably be graded, and
a considerable part Of the track laid. The
reconstruction OF the old track is begun at
Huron, and is being prosecuted toward
Norwalk. The right OF way through Nor
walk, which was pledged the road, has
not Ms yet been secured. The City Coun-
Gil established by ordinance an avenue,
called Norwalk avenue, for the purpose OF
giving the road right OF way through It.
The question Of issuing $4,000 ito run
sixteen years) to pay for 1t was voted upon
the I'd OF November, but lacked the re-
quisite two.thirds msjority. The motion
to repeal the ordinance establishing Nor.
walk avenue was lost last evening by q
vote Of four to two. The question OF pay.
ing for the $50, 900 on the tax OF next year
will soon be voted on, and will undoubted.
ly carry. The road ia progressing rapidly,
and the management has the confidence
oil the people.
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rnE CODE GEORGIA.
Romantic Episode-PendIng Arrange
I tuents for n Duel.

tuenth luE u bueIs
ATLANTA, Ga, November l3.-For sew.
eral days rumors have been rife among a
select few to the effect that hostile meet
ing was on the tapis between ex-State
Treasurer John W. Reniroe and General
Wm. n. Wotford. Itappears that during
the late Gubernatorial campaign Wolrord
made a speech at Lagrange which offended
Reniroe, who was the candidate for re.
election. Since the election Rsnfroe sent
a note to General Woford through his
friend, ex. Governor NJ. Smith. Woford
declined 10 receive 1t upon the ground
that Rsniroe was not gentleman. This
placed Governor Smith in q position. His
principal, Reniroe, came down from Cass.
vile, his home, about sixty miles above
Atlanta, and 1t is said broughth his shotgun.
He was taken sick at the Kimbell House.
A romantic incident occurred by his
marrying young lady Of Virginia, who
was his atlianced. He was wealthy old
bachelor, aud che wanted to wait upon
him during his sickness.
Ex-Governor Smith sent him a note
through his friend, Captain Harry Jack.
son, Meantime a board Of arbitration
was appointed, and they, after hearing the
evidence, decided that Renfroe is gentle.
man. This action makes 1t incumbent
upon Woford to retract the language
which gave ofrense. General Wofford
went to his home few days ago, snd Ia
also sick in bed. Thus the affair rests,
but has not eliminated. 1t is now begin.
ming to become public, and creates very
great interest throughout the State. The
newspapers will probably make mention
OF the affair tomorrow.
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BELLAIRE.

DR.. Mitchell, who has been in partner.
ship with DR.. Kurz hardly long enough
for our people to get acquainted with
him, has left us.
The requisite twenty-five subscribers to
the telephone exchange have been oh.
tanned among the business here, and Bel.
laire will shortly be put in close conuec-
ton with Wheeling and such other towns
about US as will join the arrangement.
Mr.. Whipple, formerly citizen OF our
town and neighborhood, is about to locate
near Pittsburgh. His family arrived here
the last OF the week, where they are the
guests OF Mrs Greenfield. Mrs. CaHrey,
nee Miss Lydia Whipple, is also here on
her way TO herhew homo in Colorado.
Part OF the Baron Factory will be idle
next week-an enforced idieness caused
by the necessity Of immediate repairs to tie
machinery.
The Happy SKIS first ball turned out
success.
A concerts TO bc given'on the eveningof
Thanksgiving Day for the benefit OF the
Presbyterian Church. Other musical tai
ent than that in the church has volunteer
ed It's assistance, and all are now engaged
in pract;cing.
The grand jury did NOT find bill against
anyone for the burning Of the Democratic
stand, although II Is said some people
knew who did tho deed, and one witncss
volunteered his testimony without sum-
mona.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian Church
are requested to meet at the church Mon.
day afternoon, at four o'clock. Business
OF Importance.
Rev. John A. Brown, OF sherrard. Wcat
Virginia, preached Sunday morning at
the Presby church. Mr.. CASTOR
preached in the evening. At tho close OF
the morning services Mr.. CASTOR asked
the congregation to bc seated again for
few minutes, and then he announced bis
intention OF severing his connection with
this congregation. The congregation was
much Affected by the address. for all have
the kindest feelings for their paster. He
called meeting OF the congregation for
next Wednesday evening, at which time
he will ask them 10 join him in asking the
Presbytery to dismiss him to his new con-
gregation, the North Church Of Cleveland.
RC.F.
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New SoRE, November l3.-Arrived
Steamship Australia, from London.
LINERPooL, November 1S.-Arrived:
Minnesota, from Boston. r-a
LONDON, November lS.-The steamers
City Of Montreal and Sneyia, from New
York, have arrived out.
HAvRR, November 13.-The steamer
Silesia, from Hamburg, sailed from here
for New York to-day, taking 100000
francs in gold.
NEw ORLEANS, November 1S,-Arriyed: {:
Bark Aalesund, from Rio Janeiro.
Cleared: Steamships New York, for New
York; Capri, Antwerp; ship Thomas
Lord. Havre.
NEW YoRK, November 1S.-Ariyed:
Celtic, from Liverpool.
'QuERSsrowN, November lS.-Arriyed
Steamship Lord Cough, from Philadelphia
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CLEVELAND, November l4.-At three
o'clock this morning Madame Somers, a
fAshinable modiste, was awakened by the
ringing Of the door bell; on going to the
window saw her husband, Thomas W.
Somera, from whom she was divorced last
May on account OF drunkenness and
cruelty, sitting or leaning against post.
As he had threatened her life II she pro-
cured divorce she sent q boy for the
police who, on arrival, found the man
dead, with bullet hole in his temple and
the pistol by his side. Somers had car
ried out his threat that Il his wife got q
divorce he would die on her doorstep.
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TuE New York Times OF last Friday con-
4ned double loaded editorial advocat-
Jog gti!e raising Of fund OF not less than
siO,OOp for tho use in perpetuity Of the
tenior EI. President Of the United States
ths sintercst TO go 10 him during life. This
means Of courss a fund for the benefit Of
Ten. Grant, but the putting of the project
10 It's present shape takes away the en-
arAssing features Of 1t to Grant person
aly. Gen. Grant is said to be worth
@OOO-this amount being employed in q
Wall street office in which his son is
AtneE How much revenue 1t yields
hin is unknown, but presumably sup
ptt. The Tims says that the $3.50, ,oOC
ought 10 Se contributed by twenty-five oi
tAs rich men OF the country, at the rate oI
5000 piece. L. D. Morgan, Of New
York, offers to give that amount.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-15

ASoSG the proposed Republican candi.
dts in Pennsylvania TO succeed Wallace
ltte United States Senate Is our neigh.
ht Judge William MCKennon, Of Wash
aEOn. He is the present United States
ladge for the Third circuit, composed OF
Rsansylvania, New Jersey and Delaware,
Nd besides heinga man OF exalted char.
nsr and commanding presence, is also
hoTn ior his fine abilities and culture.
laOng the other talked-of candidates ia
Hi'ry W. Oliver, Jr., Of Pittsburgh, who
supposed to be backed by the Cameron
.aaencc. The Pittsburgh iron men are
Haube supporting Oliver, as he is one
dthe leading iron manufacturers Of the
Sate, and is making his fight as down
tsht protectionist. The Philadelphia
Iin intimates that he will defeat ex'
Sbe4tGr Galusha A. Grow, the anti.Cam-
tpu candidate, II necessary, by organiz'
as party balt and taking enough Repub'
ian' over to the Democrats to give him
lnliority.
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the pERJuRERs.
And what Is Likely 10 Happen Them

And what Is Likely 20 Happen Them
More Mysierious InsInuatious.
New YORK, November 1S.-Assistsnt Dis.
trict Attorney Bell, in whose hands the
conduct OF the prosecution Of the alleged
iorger OF the so.called Morey letter has
been placed, was to-day in consultation
with ex. United States District Attorney
George Bliss, E. W. Stoughton, John /.
Davenport and others, in his private room
in the District Attorneys Office. The con.
sultation, 1t was understood, was in re-
gard to the trial Of James o'Brien, alias
Robert Lindsay, upon the indictment for
perjury in the examination OF Philip that
is believed TO be pending in the District
Attorneys office.
The conclusion was also reached finally,
II is said, that Samuel S. Morey, whose
confession Of perjury IN the Philip exami.
nation was almost Simultaneous with that
OF o. 'Brien's could not be prosecuted; but
that in view OF the possible worth OF his
testimony and his wretChed physical con.
dition, he should be kept in tho House Of
Detention, with every comfort at hisicom.
mRnd, and used as a witness for the peo.
pie in the trial OF o'Brien, or that OF any
one OF the prominent men who, it Is ru.
mored, are to be indicted, ifthey are not
already indicted, for subornation OF the
perjury Of Morey and o'Brien, and taken
into custody in the course Of the coming
week. II was furthermore decided, ac'
cordIng 10 the understanding Of the sub
ordinates in the Office, that the trial o
o'Brien shall bemoved by Mr.. Bell in the
current terra Of General Sessions, oroftht
Court Of Over and Termlner.
After tho conference Mr.. Bell told re
porter that the reserved parts OF the con
LESSONS Of o'Brien and Morey-which, Il
Is rumored, are regarded as duplicating
men OF prominence must still be hel(
from the public in the interest OF justice
but that developments In regard to thest
suppressed parts may be looked for earl!
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0niclnI Returns from missouri.

JEFFERSON CIrY, November 1.-THE
Secretary Of State has received official re.
turns OF the late election from all the
counties In the State and St. Louis city,
which show the following results: Han.
cock, 20S $50; Garfield, 1853 5S7; Weaver,
80, l25; Hancock's plurality, 5000; ma:
jority, 1887. In 1875, Tilden received
202GS7, Hayes, 144S9S; Cooper, 3,40S;
Tilden's plurality, 5s,2S9; msjority, 54,-
70l. The total vote Of the sthte was 307,-
3ll, an increase over that Of 1876 OF
53l72. The vote on State and Congress.
sional tickets ia not yet made up.
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THE UPPER BLAST FURNACE
AZ StenDOnvlIlc. Chiiis, aud All Efforts
10 Heat Up Again are vain-The Culmi.
nation OF n Series OF MisTortunea.

STEuBENvILLE, November Il.
Special dispatch OihO IutellIEOucer.
The Upper Blast Furnace Of this city,
which was leased short time ago by
Cleveland parties, chilled this afternoon,
and efforts to get heated up have proved
unsuccessful. This furnace has been very
unfortunate since it was built, several
years ago. Ithas been shut down several
times lately on acbount Of want OF mate.
rial, and this will be very serious blew
to It.
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PAnkERssUpa, W, VA, November 1S.-
John shehign, a young man about twenty
years OF age, who was employed by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company as
a carpenter on the railroad bridge across
the Ohio at this place, fell of that struc.
ture on the Belpre side this evening and
sustained serious II not fatal wounds. He
fell diatance OF about forty feet, break
ing one arm, one leg, and sustained inter-
nal injuries which will probably prove
fatal.
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Deputy sheriG Kliled In New Mexico.

SANTA FE, November 13.-Joseph a.
Thomas, Deputy Sheriff, was shot and
killed last night at socorro, n. NJ, by a
gambler named Gordon. During the day
Deputy Sheriff Thomas had disarmed Cor
don, taking q Colts pistol from him.
During the evening Gordon and Mext-
can entered saloon whore Thomas was
playing poker, and threw him down and
shot him nine times, killing him instantly.
Thomas was formerly Chief Of sPollce at
Trinidad, CAL, and leaves vile and chill.
dren at Los Vegas. Gordon has not yet
been arrested.