The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-26
Tuesday. July 90. 1881.

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Messrs Smith g. Marsh will-mske the
boiler for Mr. Ludlo~'s gospel boat.
The San Francisco yacht Consuele
has gone into Mexican ownership and
trade.
The heat at Yale. b c., last satur.
day, was 81 in the shade. spd on Sum
day lo4.
s Coulter IL Son received 100 head
of beef cattle from r .st OF the noun
tsins Saturday.
A rehearsal Of the Caniats of Father
will occur tonight. 10 Which Q full ct
tendance 10 desired.
Barkentine Amelia, of 397 tons. ha.
been sold on private terms TO Homo
lulu mao named Robinson.
The remains of james Murray. who
was receotly killed near Dayton. are
expected TO arrive here this evening.
Salmon boats in the Fraser are said
to have averaged 100 fish @ day las,
week. and the whole catch Of one day
was 10000 Ash.
French bark Arospere. 396 tons. ba,
been chartered at San Francisco TO take
lumber from PUGET Sonnd TO the wesi
of south America.
Henry Willard gave $500 of his own
money to the New Ulm minnesota
cyclone sufferers. aud $1,000 Of Oregon
Transcontinental money.
The notice of Professor Steinle, the
music teacher. indicates . rushing bust
ness, such IS must be very pleasing 70
that worthy and estimabIe gentleman.
Mr., H @ Morse. wife of Capt Morse
OF the steamship Dakota. has returned
from the Sand wich Islands. where she
has b,en visiting some time with her
son Wsicnt
Several ! and sales have taken place
at Port Moody. B. c.. within the last
few days at good prices. One lot Of
fifty acres, about half mile from the
water, brought $4,000.
On the 18th Il August . charming
Young lady of Seattle will be welded
10 highly respected young mschinist
of Port Ms6:s IN. No one but Minnie
and Alex knows who this item refers to.
To those having hides. furs, wool
aud tallow for sale. the announcement
of Bsssioger. COIN s. Co through their
agent, Chss Brssh, will be Of interest
aud value. They have opered . ware
house and office on Yesler's wharf, and
solicit their share Of the trade.
The lecture on the Evils Of Nor
monism.' at the Congrsg .tionai Church
last evening by Rev Mr. Barrows, was
thr.lIinely interesting and instructive,
and was listened to by church full Of
people. At the conclusion Mrs Cowles
sung sacred solo, which was exquisitely
beautiful. Those who failed to attend
missed rare treat
The Nellie is all y X once more, and
will be ready for work again in day
or so. We wish her better luck than
she has been having @. late. The Mel
lie has gone back TO the Snohomish
route. and will hereafter run between
here and Snohomish City, touching at
Mukilteo ou both her up and down
trips. For particulars read elsew here.
A country correspondent writes US as
follows "At Max wells place. on up
per May Creek. the thermometer stood
at 100 degrees 10 the shade last Satur-
day, at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon. II
you will continue to send us such hot
weather. We will reciprocate with
plenty OF smoke. The woods around
here ars now on fire. It's death on
mosquitoes. though"
Mrs Sparks. who died recently near
Sheridan. Yamhill county. Oregon
was. in her long life Of % years, never
sick but once. and died while at the
table eating her dinner. She was moth
er Of IL children. @ girls aud ii boys.
10 Of whom are now living. One OF
her daughters Mrs John Lynch. living
on Mill Greek. has had 10 children.
all living but one. Mrs Sparks had
lived in Oregon since 1881.
Capt W b Seabury. OF the steamer
City Of New York. has presented
Woodwsrd's Gardens with cassowary,
large ostFich-like bril- Of the genus
Casuarirs. II is shorter and next to IL
the lsrgest living bird. Its head 10
armed with q kind Of helmet Of horny
substance, consisting OF plates over
Topping each o'her. 1t 10 . timoroas
and ahy bird and runs with great r.
pidity. Il is native Of Mslacca. Java.
and the adjacent islands.
X Il TrAuner. professor OF Either
fron the conssrvatories OF Vienna and
Paris. and late Of ThomAs's concerts In
New Pork, 10 In Seattle with the inten-
ton Of remaining few days and CIV
ing our people the benefit Of one OF bis
choice musical entertainments. He ID
Hungarian by birth. and has not only
travelled through his own country and
Austria. but through France, she Unit.
ed States aud nearly ell the civifissd
world. receiving here and there testi
monials 81 she most gratifying char
acter.
"Idaho Bill" horse thief. stage rob
Der and self-declared murderer. foI
many years made himself notorious Il
Idaho, Utah and Wyoming. Many
times he escaped from jails. his les
break being from the Utah penitsntiary
one year ago. Ten days since be Gale.
u the farm OF Isaac Glasscock. hi'
father.in- lau, near Evanston. and be-
gan chasing his own vita. hourishin(
pistol and dsclsring that he wouls
ran the ranch." Isaac 0lasscocl
heard the ccmmotion. left his work IL
the barnyard and hid behind . cornell
Of the house. "Idaho Bill" rushe<
along in pursuit Of the women and