Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-03

tie lk7esu yesterday.
The Methodist Pro;estsu; Chareh zill
give social this evening.
j. G. Kellogg has ssscseSsi nis 80,
A. II. Kellogg, - Secretary ~ tie Passt
iroa works.
Nr Hallenbsek Of San Francisco has
arrived IN this eiiy. and xIii assume nIs
duties At once a. Wac Principal Of the
Central 5sksoA.
n. PoFsman OF the Ssoond Street. Cash
Grocery .As foaad basin, - b=.Sss ta4n
be expected, and has siK@adg snlarged
hIs store roo n.
Hr. Bti!ey, frotn Sk 4zit river. arrived
yesterday with . wEoIs sloJp load 81
csbb .ge and sppis- ~hieh lac sola IN
the local rlzfkst-
The s;sam.hi - Walla W1Iia and
Queen Of the Paesae arrived yesterday.
tae former from Portland AMI the latter
from San Francisco.
Yesterday, after lhs clearing of of
the fog. vas - lovely a day a. one ueed
eIpecs in that beagtIful season knosn
as the Indian Summer.
Subscribers 20 the railroad fund are,
A. RUE, paying 10 their Pra rata Of tie
subscriptions promptly, Botxithstand-
Ing the scarcity Of money.
The Sorthwrs; Fruit Company Page
d Murphy hss taken tue store room
next the Post building. formerly occn-
pis BY Wells, Fargo 4 Co.. AID offers a
m 1gnineeEt stock VI fruits. ste., to the
pabiic.
BY O.toLsr 18th there ~ill be aboui
80 q al. q. l.. =
CoHpany's railroad completed fTorg
Y1quina Bay 70 the interior. wien IL 10
expected that there viii he considerable
insfs for the steamer inqaiua-
Capt. II. l.. 1Ibbais has succeeded
Capt. WIN. Waite ss sound pilot on the
Pacific Coast Steamship Company yes-
sells. II 10 understood that tie ofiic =
OF General Agent and pilot On this eud
Of the route nave been consolidated.
A farmer living near HAy~aris is
said Ia have hog which spends i,s
time with y flock Of eeose. Every day
y hsD the geese 90 into the pond for
their accustomed ssIln, the hog planges
in At the same time and Remains as
long rs tho geese do. He ss.rns 10
really enjoy himself 10 the pond.
GloSinR suIiseis, Of appearance stint
lar To thD-s SnIch startled aud pleased
the whole world last ear, are again IN
he sssn each evening la the western
horizon. They have no Yet attained
the uIsQnliicsucs Of those of last win
tor, and whether they will or not before
the end remains 10 be seen. Though
many theories were pat forta, no genrr-
ally satisfaetrry solution OF the phe
nomenon WAS published.
No farther developments have We;
been made IN regard 70 the cattle steal
ing that mas been going on IN this county
for the paht six or eight months. Three
men accused Of cattle Stealing are now
confined ia the county Jail and il IL
thought they comprise the gang which
has beSn carrying on this unlawful
business. SHERIFF HcGraw Is engaged
in procuring evidence t. present ~ the
Grand Jury, and il is thought couvic-
tionh will surely follow tue trials.
j. VI. Armstrong, the Republican nom
tn.e for Delegate, spent the greater
pant OF yesterday ia calling upon and
getting acquainted with our eiiizsas,
among other places dropping in the
Posi- lSrELLioEsoKR Office. Later he
went To Tacoma. Tbs Impressions Mr.
Armstrong creates are not tho most
favorable; In fact, he sntfers by com
parison with Voorhees,, aud It WAS, no
doubt, AN appreciation Of this fact that
induced him 10 decline accomp. wing
the latter IN his trip over the Territory.
The Stuck aud White river farmers
are quite pat ont by the refusal of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company to
Operate the railroad through their val
icys In some cases they gave the RICH,
of way. and IN other cases sold IL at low
prices. not tor an Idle, useless road, bat
for road over VIII ca trains shoald run
daily. etrryinR them ami their produce
10 market. II the road IN not soon op n.
ated IA contemplated, they talk of tax
| ing steps a. recover their land; the jus
tice OF their CLAIM no court iu this Tor
ritory would dare withstand.