Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-20

Ksad Tresn, Haynoud 4 Iuuelfs
new adyss1iesmsnt teday.
n. @ Dfxuvo errivtd koms b. ne
Hayward Iaas evening from Olympia
TIE volkamania party. which s1z 70
have taken placs iass svsnine. b. been
pcsfpsned fsiI the wsathsr improsss-
Ths sfaamsr WilninQton yin -
ready 10 resume her rouss bsfwesn San
Francisco and Seattle about ~ hrs
~ the year.
Tbs Steamer Jarss MsEan1ht Il 70
b fsmpornxiiy y1th6s1Wn from tbs
Hsod,s canal rouse, which rouSe viii b
run b. The Phantom
The Poss Townsend National Bsnk
pays regular dividsud 81 ! pr osnf. .
m0nfb, uhioh, In thses dull timss, 10
good enoueh busiuens for any one-
when ths steamer Emma Hayward
feft Tseomz last night the ilne vas
down, fhe train bad not arrived and
nothing eouId b learned Of ~ wh<rea-
boufA-
Ths rolling stock whish rssentIy came
over ths Northern Pacific for lbs Cana
dian P4ei6e road. Il nov being loaded
on the steamer Beds Is 1ssoma for
Port Moody.
Hereafter she Anderson ". Anderson
divorce eeee will b heard Of evenings
b. the JudQe Of The Disfxict Couft, IN
0rdsr 70 faeiIitsts tbs transaction Of
other bussnees.
The police should stop The throwing
OF nnoWballs. IL h one stded fun ~ the
bese, and 4 both cruel and dangerous.
Ofliosrs should not waif until damage IL
done before acting.
Ben. Logan, d coIored bog who works
ct che notei BfunsWiak, was arrested
yesterday on . complaint sworn o0t BY
August Scott. auolhsr coIored boy,
charging him with assault and battery.
After hearing the case Justice Cann
fined Logan SIS and costs. amounting
all told 70 4z2-95, which vas paid.
The divorce case Of Smith ". Saith
II now being trisd In the Diskrict Court.
The evidence Was ali taken before q
referee, and 10 being read 10 the Judge.
Mr.. Hainee and Mias Robinson repre-
seuf W. p. Smith, of kenton, the de-
PENDANT. and Il. Y. Ferry represents
Mrs. Smith. Considerable property IL
involved IN this case.
The reception 70 have been accorded
Rev. II. l.. Bates, the new pastor of the
Plymouth Congregational CHI Oh, iakt
evening was postponed on accsunt Of
the weather. 1hoss who braycd the
elements. however, we're escorted to the
residence Of Mr. n. ID. Ballard, near
BY, whore they met Mr. Bates and ex-
tended 10 hin warm weicomss
As Robert Knips vas coming down
Columbia street az Q rapid gate Ia his
slsigh yesterday be collided With .
lumber pile near Kenney's new brick
block. The doubietroe broke, releasing
the horses from the cutter, and In at
tempting 10 hold them Mr.. knipe was
jsrked headIone int the suov and
dragged quite distance. Fortunately
be escaped with SOME slight scratches.
Governor Squire has gone East, 40
compauying Messrs. Langdon, Wheeler
and Mcdonald, the Commissioners APP
pointed 90 inspect the Northern Pacific
Railroad. Mrs. Squire has not re-
covered from the accident that befell
her last summer, and has been unable 10
make the trip 20 this Territory alone.
She will accompany hsr husband on his
return.
4 NC U81kt9k WYE Wu&C 0k4ooA0 W kot "
every house in the outskirts yesterday,
owing 70 the great depth Of snow, which,
a mile back, was about two feet. Those
who failed 10 gos their papers can be
served BY calling for the same at this
office. A heroic effort will be made by
the boys this morning. aud We trust
they will be fa0re successful than they
we're yesterday.
| The steamship Mexico, which sailed
from Victoria Thursday, took passsn-
GERS from that city as follows stem.
ger Il. McLase. X. A. Mccoy, J. X
Greenwood and wife, Miss e. L. Hood
Mrs. Il. Ediesuck and child, John Mo
Milan. Joseph Haywood and wife, Jas
\ Nicholson, X. A. Cameron. Dan Ross
Elizabeth Bell, w. Week. Mrs EoerI
and daughter, ]. w. Hanson, q. p. Rid
dell. r. Burell and wife, Henry Mubris
and wife, M. Morrison. r. Johnson and
Mrs. Lee Low.