Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-27

No Dev dsvslopnscss N toe oPian
szp 19zslRg case.
IL Reward 10 s1pected % arrive
here Il fee days
FIRST ap@ning Of The skating rink st
tee Standard Thsztsr to1izht-
James EeNEzEhf. xno hzs been al
teDdinz The s1prsGs Cozrt. arrived
boD@ last night
TIE fellow xa~ stole n > Booth :
osy. AID sens 70 al. 70 ssfzzlt q noe
ard eosts-
IA. Gfven. s clerk II th= Pors GAN
be Conp21y's Store. 10 ~ pre>erf L -
attic % a business and p4@&s1re trip
ooZbEDed.
The ez=e sgzinSf Peg Smith and s1a
was dismissed CT Eg0t5oc % w. D. Lytz-
the complaining witness. yesterday. 81
plsI1tT5s sosts-
Jobn Bzrks. q Portland, "a. come 20
S~.rtIs 90 loes.s He vii have charge
q to- skatznz rJnk a. To Standard The
stsr for Mr.. Hove
After sp~u3ing tie SIMMER 81 bsr
z-burbsr SoE-e CT TIE north s13e %
kS@1c Z A@2lLl~ ~ - - N1V-I Ia
same her ra<s6@zce % Mar1on street
again n@xi N1udzy for the winter.
Mr.. whsAleg. late Of New YORK City.
xho scoou pensed Governor Squire o.
has rs.zra 20 tie Territory, vii here
after RESIDE II sSzttls. and vii have
charge 81 ali tie GoTe-lo-'s business
h@re-
Manager Hove arrived here from
Portland l2sf evening. and vii rec2zin
anisl M0n5zv. Mrs Hove fall u
Portland AID spraio=d her ankle. and
Consequently eo1sd not @ccomp@ny her
h1sbzbd OF tits irp.
Few Sidewalk wzs baIIi YESTERDAY
OF Mil strees, between the Posi- and
Ysz3er-L eary buildings IL =ss built
over tie old Sidewalk, and 20 pedesfri-
ans Will tss marked IS decided change
for tie better from the walk displaced
Governor W. c. Squire visited the
Territorial University yesterday fore
noon He was escorted through the
different rooms BY President Powell.
aid ct recess ro0slng game of foot
bali was played BY the b5ys for the
G0vernsrs amusement.
Miss Henrietta O. Moore, wko has
been addressing the people Of the east
srn and southern portions Of the Terri
tory ia the interests of the Wemeu's
Christian Temperance Union, il said 70
be fine talksr. She will speak here On
both Monday and Iuesaay evenings.
The Minerva Club gave its initial
party at toe q urtbouse last evening,
and il proved such success that the
cl1b will give another one soon. Toe
hall YVES lighted With colored lights, the
floor Was IN fine shape, the music Was
by Ghanke's band, and everything went
OF as merry as a marriage bell.
The Herald had another of its pecu-
MARY cramps last Thursday. The type
settlers again struck that day for the
payment Of back wages due them. The
money came In the afternoon. and the
hands resumed work Just IN time 70 pre-
vent the loss of another issue. It's a
terrific pail on ones pocket to be a sup
porter Of that paper these days.
II IL rumored that the principal mills
sn the Sound, which have been running
on short time for several months past,
viii resume running on full time Octo-
Der lst. This report probably sprung
from the fact that the date fixed ty the
combination for short hours will expire
September 3Oth. bat il Is not unlikely
that the combination will again tx an
other date farther in the future.
The Frye Opera House will be opened
10 tbs public on the evening of Satur-
DAY, October 4th. when a rousing meet
ing will be held. Addresses will be
msds by Hon. Chas 3. Voorhees,, Judge
Harris, w. II. White and Thos. Bu-ke.
on the political and local issues IF the
day. Later in the can paign anst her
DnIeB 5e meeting will be held. which
will DE- addressed by Senator Slater, of
Oregon.
Talk 10 u.ore and more commonly
heard among our peOpie Of trips to New
Orleans during the Exposition All are
lnquiring as to the probable cost OF
transportation. We are assured by
Z Commissioner SbarUsteIn ID u the cost
from here there aud back will he about
$40. The rates from all parts of the
coantry to Nsg Orleans Sill he lower
th4n ever before enjoyed. II is esti-
mated that not less than 800 citizens Of
Washington Territory will 20 to the
Exposition.
X. Scott aud the committee appoint
ed for the purpose. are anxious 10 OBJ.
tain as fine an exhibit for the New Or.
leans Exposition as they possibly can.
They want mineral. agricultural aud
timber specimens, manufactures, Indi
an curios. any and everything. Goods
will be returned 10 the owners after the
Exposition II desired. New Orlean,
viii be the most attractive place in the
United States daring the coming winter
and next spring, and Washington Ter
ritory should there be represented in q
| cFeditable manner.