, 1882-05-13
THE LOCAL LINE.
Creditable Showing Of the News OF
the Day in the Columns Of
"The Statesm an"

Frank Bel has again started up the Old
Commercial hotel on Alder street.
T. K Straight and Warren Burgess have
been ruled out al the shooting gallery.
1t takes nine tailors to make man now a.
dsys and very poor work they sometimes turn
out
C. b. Upton, of this city, has been admitted
to the bSr OF the supreme court at Washington
ID. c.
In the case Jf Prather Us johnson, Judgment
was given Tor plaintiff in the sum sI75 50 and
costs.
Jacob Bettinger ESQ, Of Cheney, is attend
ing the Grand Lodge L O. 0. F.. now convened
in this city.
o. C. White, of the Dayton Chronicle, is in
the city to attend the Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows
Il Is no longer good for,n in fashionable So
ciety to make display Of your daughters
wedding presents
Several teams and large gang of men are
busy grading Second street on the south side of
Singleton creek
Seattle has been chosen as the next place Of
holding the Grand Lodge of l. o. o. F. Of
Washington territory.
The wise men Of Wall street have ordered
strong sheet iron umbrellas in anticipation of
the coming financial storm.
Tom MeCleary, who killed Woolsey, al
Sandy Point, has been sentenced to twenty
Years in the peni.entiaIy.
In l;ie it is difficult 10 say who d, you the
most mischief, enemies with the worst inten-
tions or friends with the best.
Charlie Dayi, paid $50 yesterday for some
railroad land he found lying around loose be-
tween Dry creek and the Touchet
If Walla Wa!la men were to inves. .heir
loose capital here at home instead of on the
outside the future Of the CITY would be grand
Spokane Falls has been made an interna-
tional plstofhce. The day is not far distant
when it viii be the grea international fearing
center.
f. AlleH, manager for the firm OF SeymOre,
Sabin & Co, Of Portland, is in our city, and
is delighted with our country. This is his
FIST visit here.
\ few mild cases OF scarlet fever and meas
les are known 10 exist in this city. but there is
not the slightest danger OF their assuming an
epidemic form.
c. P Farrar, Esq, of Seattle, and one of
the propri,tGrs Of the Arlington" there, the
best hotel north of San Francisco, is attending
the Grand Lodge
Mrs. Davil Mckinney, at Sandy Point,
Idaho, has the honor of being the first lady
along the whole line Of the " P railroad TO
plant flower garden
An outbreak Of Pi-Utes, Bannacks and Shos-
homes is feared in Nevada; when the grass be-
gins to get good Indians will stand good
amount Of watching.
J. 4. Lawrence, who created some sensation
few weeks since by clipping with Nellie Sloan,
of Portland, has returned ike the prodigsl son
and is now in durance vile.
Judge Guichard has somewhat recovered
from his serions iluess. and we are glad to note
his presence again at his Office although he Is
still unable to handle his pen.
The Russian Authorities announce that TIE
expulsion of the Jews shall be stopped. But
in the meantime the Jews ara setting sail for
oh
The order for Gen Gibbon TO prepare to take
the field again st the Apaches. at the head of
his veterans. WAS revoked from headquarters
before it could be carried into effect.
Gov. Ortiway has seen the YanktOn grand
jury's censure Of himself and goes his enemies
one better hy securing cordial and enthusl
astic endorsement from the same source.
Matthew Arnold appears 70 X ow more
about the Irish than he does about the Ameri-
cans There is lamentable lacl; of informa-
ton in his article in the Nineteenth century.
The machine managers and the independent
republicans of Philadelphia will probably wind
up their harmony meeting with declaration
of war. Peace congresses generally lead TO
hostilities
The card Of J. II. Forney. of Mount Idaho,
appears in this issue. Forney is gentlemen
Of ability and thorough business man. there
fore I'll work entrusted TO him will be carefully
attended 20.
Mr.. T. Tallen yre. of the Olympia Courier,
and NJ. Dobhins, one of Olympia's leading
citizens, paid this office visit to-day. Both
are here attending the grand lodge of Odd
Feilcws.
Mr.. c. X. Lori of the Baltimore Ohio
railroad. has our thanks for most beautiful
illustrated hook with the title PICTURESQUE B. d.
D Of which more extended notice Will be
found elsewhere.
Since January /, 145-46 emigrants have
landed at Castle Garden in the city of New
York. Besides these. many others have landed
at Baltimore and some at Boston. And still
the tide comes swelling in.
The sfulsoon Picnic which has caused
great furore all over the coast and caused
more amusement than any entertainment for
years. is coming here and will give their hrst
performance on Saturday week.
Our old friend ". n. WiShard, of Lewis
ton. is in the city attending the Grand Il dSe'
He i one Of tie men who has assisted most
materially in making this conntrr, and is now
one os Northern Idaho's solid men
Mr.. Thos. Berry, of Weston. has the hnes'
brewery in that part of the country, ana ms
sle. and pcrters are said by the initiated TO
equal to imported article IS it is less 'hah
half the prics it will undoubtedly become pop
ular.
The delinquent tax lis. for the county VII
h. published in the STATESMAN IN It's next
;s-,s. The cheese parins, penny w'se' poahr
foo,;sh nol;cv of the county commissioners pre-
r.,,s .bsir advertising It in daily newspaper.
The Indians around Cheney had dance
:, .,s.o,,snee of white man having horse
IN b;s nos. ssiou which ne refused to give up.
Orr inf1ruar. states that some ct the citizens
b,d the csmp watched fearinS they might pos
s;Sly do some mischief
Tbos O'srien. laborer at the fronf' was
killed by the premature explosion OF oissr
..laJ should not be let on