Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-07
PACIFIC COAST
Port Townsend Nstes.

PsFt Townsend Netes.
PoRT townsend, Nov. 6.-Fifteer
Cinnamon are here from Victoria hav
ing certificates that they were in the
nited States previous TO lsS0. Thei,
case Is held under advisement by the
collector and they are still in CUSTODY
IL Is believed they are evadina the Law.
| The new bank building will be ready
Tor occupancy in few days. l.. Ia
Gale i Co. have opened a wholesale
liquor store in the basement.
| Rescue Engine Co. disbsnded last
evening at a formal meeting held AT
their rooms on Adams Street. They
| celebrated the event by fine supper at
the l. y. L. restaurant. Il is hoped
that this may be the means of bringing
about an infinitely superior arrange
ment IN the way of protection against
ore. Already there is talk of a steam
engine, and that active steps to secure
one may soon be taken is earnestly
hoped. The town is now left without
any organized means of protection.
A Bitter Prohibttionist.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 6.-Mrs. Leavitt.
the temperance lecturer, at a meeting of
the International League of Good Tenn
plars last night, declared that most of
the present incumbents of offices of trust
were either heavy drinkers or enemies
OF the Prohibitionists. She dwelt severe.
ly on Governor Butler. styling him An
"owl-syed BLACKBOARD" and the enemy
OF temperance. President Arthur"
Mrs Leavitt said, is a very hard
drinker. Many a night before he was
nominated for Vice President, he would
sleep the sleep of the drunken in low
9roR shops. In New York, even now.
when he complains of the afternoon
headaches, whiskey is the trouble"
Mrs. Leavitt closed her remarks by ad
vOcating "wOmsn's rights" as she
thought it would have the effect of pro-
ducing total abstinence.
sharon Makes . shrewd Move.
SAN Francisco. Nov. 6.-In the mat
ter OF the application of defendant in
the case of Sarah Athalea Hill VI. VIM,
Sharon, for an order allowing him to
inspect a certain document alleged to
be IN possession of the plaintiff and
which she claims to be a marriage con-
tract between the parties, came no for
hearing before Supreme Judge Finn
this morning. The order was made by
the court and plaintiff was given until
Thursday at II o'clock to produce
Photographic copy of the alleged mar
riage contract.
Indians surrendering.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. 6.-Adjutant-
General keltOn has received dispatch
from General Crook confirming the sur
render of the Chiricabuas to Lieutenant
Hunter at Silver Creek, Arizona. The
Indians, it is stated, wOuld have come
to the reservation before but were OBJ |
lIged to scatter in the mountains to |
avoid the attempt of the Mexicans to |
them. Geronemo's son, Chat |
tOs. and his family are among the |
The New Archbishop.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 5.-Archbishop
Reardon arrived this evening.
san Francisco shipping.
SAN Francisco, Nov. g. Arrived
Steamer George W. Elder, from Victo-
ria steamer Columbia, from Portland;
ship Majestic, from Port Discovery
ship Otago, from Port Blakely; bark |
Henry Buck, from Utsalady; schooner
John HANCOCK, from Sitka.
Cleared-Sseamer State of California.
for Astoria.
Sailed-Steamer Umatilla, for Seattle.
Mia1ng stocks.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 6.-Best & Belch-
er, $50; Bullion, &c; California, 30;
EOS; Consolidated Virginia,
i5c: Crown Point, los; Eureka Consol-
idated, 4; Gould Il Curry, LIE; Grand
Prize. 400; Hale Il NorcrOss, 1856; Mex
lean, 3; Ophir, $50; Overm an. 25c; Po-
tosi, 75c; Savage, Coo; Sierra Nevada,
3.S5; Union, 3.55; Utah, Lao; Yellow
Jacket, 3.05.