Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-21
PACIFIC COAST.


RassengePs Coming.
SAs FRAScrsco, Nov. D.-Pa8engers
below named sailed on the steamer Geo.
w. Elder for Victoria and Puget Sound
ports at 2 pm. today:
Felsen, ChAs Stanford, Miss Eva Lord,
Charies Lord. C. Harrison and wife, D
CsYtnsil and family, 8 Constable, Thos
EHs. WIN Whitsvsy, Samuel Hartley,
Chas Croessn and vifs, b " Hall, + I
jaUes and Wiz, Ni0 E jams, 4i0 L
James, @ A Garter and wife.
For PuFt Tovnssud-J L Richards,
Cast Boilo, J 0ilmeg and wife.
For SeaxtIe-Cap4 Eschsn and wife. q
0revsuoar, Laura NitehslL Fofsythe
and wife, L Wagner, Chas B Lloyd and
wife, c Van Bwkirk, Mrs. Ella Moose,
Maria Dolphin, Louise Dolphin, Jerry
Hart and wife, ChAs ONeil Mis- II
Tanner, Mr. Lohrn, D Hoban, 8 Am.
brose, ] H Williams, c Doyley, Ms
Crawford, " II Lamb, W Stafford, Ed
Roth, NV D vanKouski, c s Boyds,
w ] Boyde, F Elliott, II Barron and
wife, John Fisher, Master Stevens, ID
SundburQ, Louis Collins, Lizzie DELHI
ertouke, q Tallman, Ida Woods, W Wy
att and wife. John w AndsEsoo, Ms
O'Neill.
For Tscoma-AJ Miller, B W Par
ker, J G NcLaren. Mrs Holgate and z
children, John HolRats, John + Har-
neg, p HodRkins, Hannah Pearson,
Il Richardson and wife, Geo E Akin
con, Thomas Pswson, w G Nixon, +
Campbell, z Ewing.
For Olympia-W B Hooker and II
Ashton.
Grain aad hay.
SAN FRAxcBCo. Nov. 2.-Wheat 10
firm at $1.67@1.O.
Barley is weak; feed $1.4491. -; brew
ing $l.5O9l.60; ehsvalisr $1.47h@
1.51H.
Hay-el2@17 Per ton.
Traln Dlsaster.
At Duepy, . station on the California
Pacific railroad. ON Saturday night, the
overland express from San Francisco
ran into the caboose Of freight train,
killing the brakeman and setting the
Wrecklon fire. The express engine and
baggage car we're ditched, the passen-
gers shaken up and some bruised, but
NO serious injuries were inflicted by the
oOlliGOn.
hA11& SeVNa
SAN Francisco. Nov. D.-The follow
ing are the latest stock quotations
California. zoo Day, zoo,
Virginia, 10, Mexican, ~,
Union, s, Nevada, ~
Eureka II, Best, ~,
Point. N, Belcher, 65,
Utah, 3, DiablO. ~,
N. Belle, 10k, Bullion, Coo,
Savage, IS, Mono, 30,
1iptop ~, Ophir, 2X,
King, IL, Curry, 2N,
Overman. 200, jacket, 3x,
Alpha, /, BOdie, 2%.
Fatal A1eay.
MARITIME, CAL. Nov. O.-At Concord,
about seven O'Clock lasb evening, Dari0
Juarez and Frank Martinez had fight
in q saloon, the result being Juarez
stabbed Martinez today, and was him
self slightly wounded by a pistol ball.
Coroner Livingston has gone up to hold
the inquest. Juarez was arrested. Mar
tinez was stranger, lately from Mex
loo.
The Chinese riot cases commence TO-
day. Difficulty and delay are antici-
pated in getting jury. The trial will
BE- warmly contested, and great interest
here ia felt
TFa1nwreckefs Arreated.
COTTON, Nov. 20.-Detective Len Har-
ris Of the Southern Pacific Railroad,
and Sheriff Lang of Los Angeles coun-
~, have succeeded in ferreting out and
alresting the parties who few days
ago tried to wreck the east bound pas
senRer train near Banning. The parties
are Mrs. Eaton and her two sons, who
live near, tho younger boy having made
Q confession to that effect. The crime
being committed 90 near the county
line the officers don't know in which
county the trial will take place.
KillinG and WouaAlng.
FRESNO, CAL, Nov. 10.-Some time
during Saturday night VIM. ]. league,
who was sleepinR with John A. Burnett
in an isolated house about two miles
from the Scandinavian colony of this
oity, shot his companion in the head,
and then blew his own brains out. Bur-
nett recovered consciousness during
Sunday, and reached u house half Q
mile distant. His wound is not consid-
eded mortal. The ball glanced down.
ward into tho neck. leagues act is
attributed to insanity. There was no
i'll feeling between them, and league
recently threatened suicide because his
girl had Roue back on him.