Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-17
DAILY POST IHfELLIGEECER,

NJ, C,an6enin. the SteilAcOom mef
.hsrt Il sbout TO move down to Ia
coma.
A moon, at least half grown, popped
into sight last night for the fir-t time.
The clouds Of the past week have wholly
obocured II.
Dr.. Minor IL going East, and will b
In Washington about the 10th OF Ja1u-
efy. BE viii do Whist b ON to further
oar adm ission::a9.a State.
Tho Arst term Of Hon. ]. P. Hoyt a.
Associate Justice Of the Tefritoe!4 5o-
premo Court, will soon expire. DE y
candidate for reeppointmens.
The Humpty Dumpty Party gave their
farewell performances In Seattle 70 an
oxher GOOD house Last night. Monday
eyenino they play In Port Townsend,
ana Vii undoubtedly receive crowded
house.
John Burns Of Duwamish raised
Thirtv thoosepd pounds Of hops this
vear. The Arst dix thousand pounds
sold he cot 60 fonts Q pound for, and
"a remainder 1OlK. In al his crop
brought him over $Z7 900.
J.H. Powers, operator Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company at SpraRue,
w. T., WIS arrested on charge OF EN-,
bezzling the company's funds, and held
10 answer In the District Court ON wed
nssday. In default Of bonds no went 70
jail.
Valley Vidette is the name chosen 10,
the new Chehalis paper, to DO started
by Nessrs. Walsh d Calder. Their out
al vlll BE- 4 new one, and will not be
the ono formerly used in tho publication
of the Democratic Prsss - prevlousiy
stated.
The Colonial says "that the prisoners
Dixon and Wise, now held for extladi.
1ion "a Seattle have a great dislike of
the Seattle Vigilance Committee. Hence
their anxiety TO leave Victoria for some
other destination. Thsy will probably
have fair trial"
Can't, j. T.. Brown has been elected a
member Of the City Council OF Olym-
pia. The people of Thurston and Low
d counties made great mistake IN not
sending Capt. Brown to tho Legislative
Council. The only reason they did not
was because he was not up for their
su6rages.
Some DAYS ago John Thiesau OF
Clarke county went to Portland for the
purpose Of having ono Of his eyes re-
moved. Il was injured some years ago
BY the explosion of blast, and Of late
has been % painful as TO injure the
other eye, neoessitating the removal Of
the injured member.
Mr.. Lyon had been engaged for a
couple Of days in removing the goods
from his Mill street store to his now
quarters ON Front street. The goods
we're all insured in the Mill street stand
but Mr.. Lyon had neglected to have the
polioy changed 90 % to cover the trans
{erred goods, and thereby he has II
stand loss OF at least $500, without any
seoomponse.
The immense importation of shingles
must be surprising to all who know OF
than. They come from WhatOOm anC
Huohomish, from mp the Sound. and
from the country back of town. and they
are made in the town itself. The home
manufacture and the importation mus
aggregate 10000 shingles q day. TIT
demand and consumption are some
thing extraordinary and hitherto I'M
known.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Lyon no
ticed q stranger leaving her husband'i
store with pocket full of books. Thu
lady stopped him and took from hi
pocket the stolen articles. Among then
vas . copy Of the Gospel Hymns
Handing this back to the thief, she said
"You may keep this. You are welc0m,
10 II. BY peTusing the contents, yOI
may b. benefited" The man a0oepteS
the book and walked of.