The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-25


coal, will go to sea this morning.
Five civil cases were commenced in
Justice Cams court yesterday.
Rev Daniel Bagley will preach at
the Brown Church today, morning and
evening
The streets are again lined by scores
and hundreds of Indnns-salmon
catchers and returning hop pickers.
Free Methodist Church, on Second
street above the Congregational Church
Preaching morning and night. Seats
free.
Judge Lewis will shortly leave for
Yakima City. to atten1 the semi annual
session of the District Coui. ia that
place.
Ship Canada, loading lum Der; ship
Dakota. dischargisg railroad iron; and
bark Aureols. loading coal, are oil ct
Tacoma at this time.
Harry Strive is going TO Europe
with Capt K Burma. on the new ship
of the latter. to sail from San Francisco
in the course OF month or 50.
Miss Ada Woodruff is conducting
the Trinity Parish school. and we are
told gives unqualified satisfaction to
pupils, parents and all concerned.
The District Court for Thurston aud
Mason counties will convene at Olym.
pia next Monday, and several mem :
bers of the Seattle bar will attend.
The Coast Mai. published at Marsh
field, Coos county, has been sold TO
John Church. Esq. who will make i.
second TO no paper in Southern Oregon
Mr. Otto Won Gildern is at present
in Seattle. He will hereafter be en-
gagged in the Coast Survey service, and
will join the Ellicott party st Port Or.
chard.
On the l5th inst Mr. Thos Brad.
shaw. one OF Mr. Millsr's laborers, while
watching coal pit near Irondale, was
nearly killed by being struck on the
head by falling tree.
A crowd of men. women and chill
dren from Port Blakely will com,
over to this city on the tugboat
Rlakely tomorrow. to join In the Presi.
DENTAL funeral services.
John Anderson. who is superintcnd
ing the construction of the Yesler saw
mill. made q wager yesterday that the
fourth month after the mill starts up
it will cut. on an average. 10000 feet
OF lumber every day 1t runs during
the month.
The Gem Saloon building has been
rsised few inches during the past
week. new foundation put uuder il,
and q sidewalk built in front. It's
neighbor wss raised few days before.
and it would be better if other build.
ings adjacent were to follow their ex-
ample.
Mr. 4 II Manning has had stolen
from Iesler's wharf 5000 shingles dur
ing the past few weeks, and now he is
willing to pay to find who are the
thieves. Stealing 5000 shingles is a
good deal like Juggling of ships an
Choir, OF q mill stone. heretofore sup
posed to be amorg the impossibilities.
Ship Alaska, Capt Winrow. 10 days
from San Francisco, arrived in port on
Friday, and has since been dis
charging ballast ut the barrel factory
wharf. She will load Seattle coal for .
return cargo. and after this will take
one more cargo before going out of the
business. On her up passage. John
King, a seaman. fell from aloft and
broke his neck, on the 4th OF Septem-
Der. and was buried ct sea.
Mr. Bullene. u s Steamboat In.
spector. has just returned from Sitka,
where be was called to inspect the little
steamer Rose, owned by Wbitford &
Co., of Alaska. Mr. Bullene did not
make personal examination Of the re-
Gently discovered mines at that place.
but he gives it as his judgment that
they are good. judging from the quartz
shown him there. aud from the state
ment of personal friends in whom he
has the greatest confidence. Mr. b
brought down some very fine specimens
OF gold bearing quartz with him.
The Vancouver Ladepeadeat. in speak
ing OF the Capt Hill Judicial persecu
tion. says: The Seattle Grand Jury
has shown FAR more good sense than
the men who are so mercilessly perse>
cutting Capt Hill, who 10 not 10 any
sense an officer Of the Government. for
the simple reason that he is not under
orders aud cannot be ordered by the
Secretary Of War or any other person
to any duty. He is no more an officer
than any volunteer pepsioner Of the
Government, and II Is time TO dry up
the fools in Seattle who pursue him 20
no purpose
Rev DR. Sheldon Jackson, who intro
duced the first Protestant missionariss
into southeastern Alaska. was o pas-
senger down ON the steamer Los An
geles. This is the doctors third trip
to that section. Ga this trip be. sstab-
lished new missions among the Hydah
aud Hoonyah tribes. located three mia
sion families. erected substantial b1ild-
ings ct the Chiicat and Hoonyah sta
tions. and fitted up . schoolhouse st
Hydah. He visited fifteen Indian viii
lagos and preached IN the majority OF
them. The trip among the villages
was mainly made IN canoe. --Ar9a.
WIN Hand. editor and proprietor of
the Dalles Aosntasaeer. who died last
week. was an old journalist. though
comparatively young in years. He
bought the Xosmtaiaeer of w II Newell
fifteen years ago. and before that ran
the Jacksonville Ssatiasl. He was an
affable, genial man, vas industrious
and thoroughly Conscientious. His age
was Al wears. He leaves a wife and