, 1877-06-23
PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcH.--In tn,

| fRESBYTERIAN OHURCH.--1u tut
morning at II o'clock Rev. DR.
Geary of Eugene, Oregon, will
preach, and in the evening at 7:3(
O'Clock Rev. r. j. Thompson, oi
Olympia.
POLICE CoURT.-Pat Feenan had
an examination before Justice Selye
this morning for assaulting the Chi
naman at Colman's mill yesterday
and was discharged.
CoNGREGATIoNAL CHURCH. - To
morrow the Puget Sound Presby-
terry, now in session in Seattle, will
supply hepulpit; Rev. J.R. Thomp-
son preaching at II A. NJ, and Rev.
NJ. G. Mann at 8P. NJ.
CHIEF OF PoLIcE.-The City Coun-
Gil last evening accepted the resign
alton of J. NJ. Nelson as Chief of
Police and elected E. A Thorndyke
to fill the vacancy.
BAPTIST CHURCH.-Preaching to-
morrow at II A. NJ. 10y Rev. D. w.
Macfie; at 7:30 TT NJ. by Rev. j. 7.
Weekes. Sunday School at 1915.
REV. T. j. WEEKEs will preach at
the Brown Church to morrow NOR
ming, and Rev. DIR. Geary, of Ore
gon, in the evening.
M. E. CHURCH Preaching to-mor
row at II A. NJ. and 7:45 P. NJ. by
Rev. A, Atwood. Sunday Schoo
at the close of the morning service
From the Daily Of Monday.
ASSAULT WITH INTENT To KILL
On Sunday, between 2 and 3
o'clock in a house belonging to
Clancey brothers, back OF the Ell
Dorada Saloon, John Andrew was
stabbed and dangerously wounded
by room mate named Peter Muir
raw. An examination was had before
Justice Selye this morning, and
from the testimony the following
facts appear. The parties were both
Scotchman and intimatels friends;
Murray had been disabled for work
for some time and was living on the
bounty of his friend Andrew. On
Sunday they had been drinking to-
gether freely, and a witness who
occupied the same house says they
became excited in a discussion about
a mutual acquaintance in Scotland,
when Murray called Andrew a bum
mer. Witness left them at 3 o'clock
and returned with Wilson Duncan
and found the door of the room bar
red and Murray lying on the bed
with a broken knife in his hand
Murray was asked why he stabbed
John. He replied---"Do you see
the Devil and God fighting aud run
ming after each other" No." was
the answer. "Well, I do, I say I see
them" 1t was evident tnat both
we're drunk and Murray at least.
laboring under delirium tremens.
DR.. Bryant asked Andrews who cut
him and his answer was--"A friend" +"
The doctor says the wound is not
necessarily mortal, though four
inches deep and two and half
inches long, just above the left
nipple, and was evidently made
with a butcher knife which cannot
be found. Murray was held to bail
in 81, 900, and in default of bond
was committed to Jail to await the
next Term of Court.
FROM THE NoRTHwARD.--The
steamers Zephyr, Fanny Lake and
Teazer arrived on Saturday after
noon and evening from Sonnd ports
north of Seattle, bringing q large
passenger list. Among the passen'
gers are Mr.. Moore of Moore & Dins-
more and two other loggers, and
also several farmers going to Olym-
pia to prove up on their claims. The
reports they give are encouraging
for business. They say there are
six logging camps on the Skagit,
four on the Samish, three on Port
Susan and that over five millions
feet of saw logs will be ready to ship
to the mills by the fourth Of July.
But few camps will shut down until
wet weather sets in.
RESPECT FOR SUNDAY. Tho Chi
nameu who were at work for Morrill,
clearing tho debris at the Seattle
Coal shute, refused TO work on Sun
day, They said they did not vsn'
to be stoned by the Christian boy'
lin tho city.