Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-17
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Saw kRAscEsoo, Feb. les-Ja1rs Sal
Ivan rezdsrsd decision On the ques-
tons Of alimony and eornssi fees ir tbs
sharon divorcs case this morning. Of
when the following 10 Q synopsis
Under the Law a. laid down 10 the csde
and tie facts 40 nnd them. deem IL
al Imperative duty 10 make an allow
auoe 10 plaintiff f0r Der sappsFt and
the compensation Of her counsel. I
nave heard ne argument advanced
when vo7id warrant the court in do
parting from established procedure IN
Gases OF this kind. The amount proper
70 oe allowed - alimony and counsel
lees mas been very serlo1s Qoestioa for
me 70 Determine. fhe plaiusif shoold
have 3 proper allowances, bat the amount
prayed for 10 far 10 excess Of the re
qaIrements Of the case In view of plain
TN present surroundings and dfficul-
ties tank an allowance of 800 Der
month - reasonable allowance. This
allowance shall take effect a. Of date of
tbs application, January 9. 1855, the
fuil sum OF $500 to be paid on Or bs-
fore March 9, lSS5, and further sums Of
Szz0o each 70 be paid on the 5th day of
April and Of each subsequent month
until the further order Of this court. A
proper allowance for counsel Ia $50 coo
which sum defendant q directed to pay
PLAINTIFF for the purpose of enabling
ner 70 prosecute this action. ssid paw
msnt 70 be made on or before March 8.
1879. Inssmach a. Plaintiffs counsel
nave requested me TO maze an appor-
tionme1t OF q gross sum allowed a.
counsel fees, do so a. follows: To "
Ter Tyler, $4,000; to David s. Tsrry,
To a
tloornoy, $1,000; 10 W. II. Levy,
$1,000, and to Clement, Osmeut 4
Clement, 5000.
sharon win Sss Paw.
San FRASEIsoo, Feb. 16.-The EveHiag
Post Publishes an interview with Sens-
tor sharon relative 70 Judge sullivsn's
decision this morning In the case in |
which sharon 10 defendant. In response |
20 the intsrrosstory, IL he would paw |
the amount ordered by the court, be |
replied shall neither pay promptly |
nor shall pay At all. Ny counsel viii |
al once proceed By writ Of error and /
writ OF certioraFi 10 take the matter be- |
fore the Supreme Court. and stop sli |
proceedings till that tribunal shall have
given hnal determination of the case.s
10 the question Uhsther he thought auy
oompremise could be had, be replied
There can be no COMPROMISES. She %
NOS my wife. Ny honor and the honor
OF my children is at stsks. would not
purchase peace at any price. will win
peace from decision by the courts Of
my country" Farther proceedings for
an appeal will be taken at once.
The Regular Senatorial vsse.
PosrLAxp (Or.), Feb. l6.-Senatorial
ballot; William W. Thayer dem. q,
Hirsch Rep ., George II, Boise Is.
Geveramena Telexraph.
joint resolution was passed BY the
Oregon Legislature today approving
Summers postal telegraph bill.
Rxeluave Letters.
San FRAsorsco, Feb. l6.-Ths CArea-
iele has concluded an arrangement with
George Augustus Sala, who sailed to-
day for Australia, by which he 10 TO
write a series Of letters descriptive Of
countries he will visit. He will write
for no other Amerisan paper.
Farther strike. Ii
No important changes have occurred
in the iron workers strike. Moulders' |
apprentices left work today in shops
where there is reduction, being called
out by the moulders' union.
A Leper Geek. q
A Chinese leper this afternoon made
application a. the morgue to be sent to
he pest house. The Monaghan said he
vas about 80 years of age. He had 8
been cooking in house till they would
not allow hin TO work any longer. at
o one of the plsinest and prettiest
'ases OF leprosy ever saw" SAID Cor
,ner O'Donnell.
A Resolution Of sympathy.
SACRAMKSTo, Feb. l6.-The Senate
adopted resolution today expressing
with the movement Of strik-
ng iron workers in San Francisco.
shipping Intelligence.
SAs Francisco. Feb. 16.-Arrived-
Ship Two Brothers and steamer Geo.w.
Elder, from Seattle barkentines @. O.
Funk and Makah, from Port Discovery.
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