Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-31
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The Sherman 4 Hinnan Circus il
again In Portland
Over -four thousand rolls n vail paper
we're reosivsd By local dealer yesser.
day.
ii. Thielsnn, Chef Engineer Of the n.
P. r. X. Co., arrived n Seattle last
evening.
Judge Greene, Who has been taking
short vacation IN the Webfoot state, re-
tnrnsd home yesterday.
Ballard 4 Hatfield are getting in Q
large supply Of -four and feed. Their
ware house ID filled from floor % rsof.
The tuc Richard Holyoks from Sea
beck came in yesterday aftsrnosn, and
tied up to Yeslsr's wharf. She IL pow
erful craft.
youne man recently from Germany
In doing some very fans fret -saWing in
this city. He 10 q genuine deaf mute
and makes bis living in this way.
Mr.. n. W. tackpooi, Of the firm Of
Stackpool. jackson / Co, has gone 10
San Francisco, there 20 buy an immense
stock Of dry goods for the trade OF the
6rm il this city.
u senator Mcmillan, Of Minnesota,
viii oome oot With Willard, and not on
the ara train. q be intended. He will
leave the party at Walla walla. purpos-
inc To remain here some time With his
con, j. Il. Mcmillan. Together thev
Will visit ths Sound coonGy.-J0uTnai.
All oar numerous readers will remem-
Der that Judge Jacobs will lecture at
Yeujsrs Hall this evening on the
subjsot Of Equal Suffrage" The udge
will dsfus what II meant thereby, viii
give his position thereon and state the
reason therefor. The lecture II free for
all-no collections.
A nasrow- Ruaes engine and tender
from the vest side division Of the U. T.
4 N. road IL awaiting shipment at Aims
worth dock, Portland, for Seattle- II
will be placed On she Columbia and
Puget Sound road, and partially re-
lieve the over worked locomotives 90
that road.
A private lette. from Eilensburs.
Yakima county, dated August 18th.
ssases that J. q. Scurry's North
ern Pacific Railroad surveying party
had arrived there. and we're preparing
| for active work. Ed l. Terry, OF this
| city, bad received the appointment OF
conmiasary Of the party, and vii look
after the provisions and Supplies
CD. Donoly Vas fred $2s and costs
yesterday for carrying concealed veap
ous, in the shAps Of a dangerous look.
| ING six -shootsr. He plead guilty and
| paid t30.7S over 10 Justice Cam. he
Also iaft his revolver in posssssion OF
the iustics. Donoly 10 peaceable
young fellow vhsn sober, but when
under the influence Of liquor he ia a
| very dangerous man. The charge OF
va0ransy brought a9ainst him was dis
| mi0sod BY consent Of cOousel.@
The ship Abner Coborn 10 lying out
In the stream with 900 tons OF gravel
ballast from the japan coast. IL is
much 6nsr and better than that recent
" spread On Mill street, procured from
the Elizabeth. Nov Ii ID the time 70
spread Q good coat OF this gravel on
Commercial street from end 20 end
The hrst rain that comes viii pack II
down and make a good street all winter
Our authorities shOuld secure this bal
last at once.
Rev. ]. F. Ellis will leave this morn
ing for his new homo at Forest 0reve
Oregon. Upon the return Of his wife
from tho East, they will more formally
take leave Of tho people here, among
whom they have 80 long and happily
dwelt. Pacific University, Of which Mr.
Ellis will hereafter be the head, enjoyed
the attend ,ncc of 124 students last year
| ll2 in the academic department, and l.
in the collegiate. The faculty ia com
posed Of eight Instructors, mental and
moral science being the chair TO b
taken by Mr.. Ellis himself. Among the
students were twenty-five from Wash
ineton Territory. The next term vii
begin Sept. 9th. The alumni number
GO psrsons, and include q number Of
the leading lights Of both Oregon ant
Warrington.
Warren, the young puRilist who a.
saulted officer Lind In q restaurant I
few evenings since. and who made BIZ
escape from the officer after being az
rested and handcufed, Is supposed 4
be concealed somewhere in this city
The officer ahot at him twice az he re
treated, and 1t is known that one of tn
shots took effect in his arm. He mad
good his escape, however, and has sino
eluded tho vigilance Of the officers
DR.. Smith dressed his wound. and on
tho ball from his wrist. Warren 10
little bully, Who imAoines because he
"handy with his 'ands" he can oleal
out the whole town. He should b N
rested and made an example Of, ant
those Who are shielding him are Law
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