Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-16
RREvTTIEs.

The North Pacific, about half the
time, Is compelled to go into the fesier
wharf.
One drunk at the Police Court yes
terday morning, fine and costs amount
nag to 81.
Thanks to Purser Guard. of the
teamship Gee. w. Elder. for courtesles
shown this paper.
Oregon's 400 insane patients are being
transferred from East Portland to the
new buildinR prepared for them at IA
lem
Cards received announce the marriage
of Geo. II. Dearborn and Mary A. Wells
at Manchester, n. H., on the 12th of Dc
tober.
The horses attached to G. f. Nc
Combs express wagon ran away yester-
day evening and managed to break the
wagon considerably.
A patron in British Columbia sent Us
this week 3 cent Dominion stamps IN
payment for his subscription. Such
stamps are "a. e." this side of the line.
Any one, having copy Of the Week
ly Posi- ISTELLIGESCER of June IA,
the same on delivery at the office OF
this paper.
Schooner Letitia arrived yesterday
from New Dungenness, bringing full
load of produce, principally wheat and
potatoes. which she will discharge on
the Yesler wharf.
The firm of b. F. Day & Co. have
moved out of the Post building, the
room vacated by them being taken by
Eshelman. Llewellyn IL Co., the real es-
tate dealers and money brokers.
Steamer Evangel, having completed her
repairs. Is again on the route from Sc
att e and Port Townsend to the San
Juan islands and Semiahmoo, leaving
here every Wednesday evening and re-
turning every Saturday.
The steamer Emma Hayward last
Saturday night brought down a hun
dred carts and iron scrapers, and the
Geo. X. Starr over a hundred China
men on Sunday night, to be used in
building the raiIro Dads back of this CITY.
The fire at the Eagle brewery on Sun
day morning did its work very effec-
lively. The building is entirely de-
stroyed, together with the contents.
Mr.. Snyder estimates bis loss at over
$4,000, partially covered by insurance.
Staver d. Walker, of 208 Front street,
Portland, intend to rattle off wagon
on the 10th of December. The tickets
are given away to callers at their agri-
cultural implement warehouse, and the
wagon is one of the best of its kind
made.
j. s. Soule. late publisher of the Mir
ror-Gazette of Olathe, Kansas, arrived
yesterday on the steamship Geo. w.
Elder. He will take good look at the
country, with a view to settling in some
part of it. So far he is favorably i'm
pressed.
Four entertainments in a single night
is good deal sven in Seattle,
yet that was the number here
on Saturday night last and last night
Also. The four were the Moss Min
strels, the Maison Dore, the Bijou, and
the Chinese theater.
Michael Shellay, one of the laborer's
on the railroad, WAS arrested yesterday
morning on a charge of exhibiting a
dangerous weapon in an angry and
threatening manner. 1t seems that
Michael became angry, and sought to
emphasize his remarks by fOurishing a
revolver.
Yesterday, at Myers Camp, on the
Northern Pacific extension, about ten
miles from the city, Samuel Dean, an
employee, fell from trestle fifteen feet
high and broke his left leg. The frac-
ture is bad one, being Just above the
ankle and extending to the joint. DIR.
Smart drove out to the camp and set the
broken limb.
Sunday in town was Q delicious day,
and the entire population, resident and
transient, were out to enjoy its magnifi-
cence. ThDy rode, walked, and boated,
and got out of the day all the enjoyment
possible. The streets were alive with
them, with people dressed in their best,
With gay carriages, fine horses, life and
beauty. The day was no more beauti-
full than yesterday; but, being Sunday,
its charms were more at the command
of the people.
Yesterday morning, as Mr.. H. M,
Yesler and Mr.. Burgert were driving
out beyond the race track with one of
Phillips teams, the reach of the buggy
broke, doubling it up and precipitatine
the occupants to the ground. Both
gentlemen fortunately escaped withsut
serious injury. MIR. Yesler having his
head slightly bruised, and Mr.. Burgert
getting off with famed back. TIE
horses took fright and, disengaging
themselves from the buggy, ran about q
quarter Of mile, where one of them
fell over stump or log and was killed,
his neck being broken. The horse
which was killed. was we'll known to
patrons of the stable aS"Grant.,,