Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-25
DsILf pOSg-IRFELLIgaNGER.
O-F.Cosper is again able to attend to

OF. Cosper is again able to attend to
business.
Ruby post0fice, IN Whatcon County
has been ordered discontinued.
The steamship Dakota is expected to
arrive here about 10 O'Clock today.
The Tatfler is the name OF a nevv week
Nv payer about TO be started az Dayton
VT.
A post-ofiice has been established NJ
Tilden, Lewis county, w. l., safah =
Palmer, postmaster-
Mr.. S. c. Woodtuh, who hts bean
plaving ia the orchestra al the Mecha j
,cs' Fair AZ Olympia, returned home
last night.
Void Brothers of Squak are bringing
their hops in to market. Severai WhR-
on loads passed through Seattle to the
wharf yesterday.
Another opportunity TO get freight
from San Francisco cheap IS oaeren nv
Chas. II. Wells in tne bark Corea' 10
sail on Sunday next.
The lamp Oh the corner OF ront ana
r-n;on streets was unlit three nights last
week- The CITY will pay for the gas that
wasn't burnt all the same, tnon2n.
Mr.. George +. Myers wishes it under-
stood that he does not intend to load
the ship w. W. Grape, now anohoien
near his cannery, with salmon, ~ has
been reported by certain rersoals-
A man remarked yesterday, while
Cantain Monntfort walks the streets
and ia surrounded hy luxury, the poor
victims of his cruelty, and that OF ms
mates. are confined IN prison WALL"
Mics Hoyt, daughter of Judge Hoyt,
formerly of San Francisco, but nov OF
San Rafael, and who has been spending
several weeks with friends on fnge'
Sound, started for her home day before
yesterday. Miss Hoyt leaves host OF
warm friends or the Sound, VINO WISH
her bon voyage.
The mother of the late Miss Mary Ac-
Matt has presented the ladies OF TIE
C,tholir Fair with nicely embroidered
sofa cushion, set off with pearls. Ibis
cushion WAS the last work which Mis-
MARY made during her illness, aud her
many friends will strive to become tue
happy possessor Of this precious souVe-
mir.
No one seems to understand why the
sidewalks in the district of improved
streets arc placed two feet below the
level of the middle OF the road. A GOOD
deal of additional expense - incurred
in this way, and for what object, as SAID
before, no one understands. IL VIII DO
surprising if the walks are not raised
ere many months.
The steamers are having another one
of their occasional changes. HE Geo.
E.Starr has been temporarily withdrawn
from the Olympia route, ana Is OH WIN
an excursion party. The Idaho has
taken the Geo. T.. Starts place on the
route to Olympia. The Otter'wili today
draw off tho Port Townsend route, while
the Emma Hayward will take her place.
II we are to believe the lcoto"ist, the
Government of British Columbia IL ex-
0sodinply INSCRIPTIONS III IT'S conduct
of elections. A resent contest Is thus
spoken of by that Journal: The Gov
eminent failed iii their attempt to carry
the district with bogus votes through
tho honesty Of the deputy-returnlnG Of
ficers, who firmly refused To allow the
bogus men to obtain ballot papers OK
cent i'll three cases. where they were
smuooled in before tho attention of tho
officers was called to the fraud. at Yale
one man offered to vote IN one name
and was refused. He was then driven
to Emory and tried to vote in another
name and was again refused. The most
shameful conduct on the part OF the
Government is openly charged. Money
and liquor flowed like water