Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-23


Tbs Elds< sails this afternoon a.
o'ss0ek
The wllsneate viii load Seattle coal
g. usssI for san frzDciscos
The TerrstoTIsl CaivsrzIsy opens tie
fsil term Tomorrow morning.
six th0nsznd bad Of Washington
Territory cattle usrs sod ia Eastern
Montana last seek, for ei42 so.
Mrs L. C. Harmon il arranging 70
sgsfn take chArgs Of she New Eng.and
Hotel. ). a. Wiley will act A. man
4esr.
10 the Onion Iron works Of San
FrsBeisco has Deea given the JOB Of re-
pairing the steamer CmstIiia, At a cost
Of kz1,oI0.
Abous 30 members Of Company ID, IN
charge Of First Lieutenant j. d. Nc
Gfss, viii i0in tie campers II Olympia
% Tuesday.
Steamship Empire left al sn early
boar ibis morning for AsnAimo. soc
SIa probably nos Be seen bers again for
al months - come.
The steamer Biz las seen laid up az
hry xhsrf "a EkookRm bay, WheFe she
u rscsiFinR a new shaft, the old one
aaying besH broken.
The new revenue cutter Richard RGsh
was successfully launched from Hall
Bros' yard az Porg Bakery between 3
and ( o'clock yesterday sfEsER0on.
Tie shooting Insscn between Robert
am aad McNaaRtt for toe champsos-
ship medal has been Postponed until
tbs necessary clay pigeons arrive.
Some n nth Seattle LADIES' have Sc
eur d q suitable room eoaVrBisat 70 the
circus grounds and will. t0morr9g, keep
refreshnIsuts for safe. Ibe proceeds
viii be given 10 a needy aud worthy
family.
A change came over the weather yes
tsrday, indicating rain. The temper
ttafe fell ten degrees, the fog disaP
pezred, and much of the smoke. A
iIRhl fail Of Fai0 nog would be refresh
ing and beneficial.
An excellent chance 10 20 TO Australia
will be al Jrded on the bark EAeila, 20
sail for Melbourne about ths lst OF sep
ssalber. All needed Information can be
obtained Of q. q. Bartlett & Co., the
agents, 81 Port Townsend.
The steamer Cello will today tow two
barges, loaded WITH rauroad material.
from this city TO Skooknm bay, at tine
head OF the sound. The material con
lists chiefly Of lUo0 steel rails, brought
here on the steamer Empire for the Sat
sop railroad.
Michael HaFnaB. the little pueilistie
sneak thief, who stole Mrs. Pritehara'-
xatch SONS weeks ago, and Who was
convicted Of the crime and sent TO ali,
Ess taken before CaIef Justice Greene
on writ of habeas corpus yesterday.
After hearing the testimony, ths Judge
fenaDdsd him bsek to Ill.
About one third the people met down
town these days are Indians. From
Appearances there must be ia the
neighboThood of thousand indi4us In
town at present, OF mere, perhaps, than
ever before. They are awaiting tao
evsnts-the coming of R5bIbs1h's cir
Gu. and TIE beRlnnlng Of hop picking.
The fAasily Of Mr.. J. II. Ssndsrson.
together with ihe entire party camping
AZ sa0qGaimie Fails, returned to t0xn
yesterday. fney would have eniayed
she season much more If the snoke
had not inteTfered 30 mueh With the
scenery. they had may unpleasant
experiences In returning through the
bornisR forests.
The three circus trains will leave
P1rtisnd togsther at 1 o'clock this
morning. Each train will consist of 20
large cara Ferryins them across the
Columbia river will prob ably require
two hours time. They will come along
lei-nFssy, aud are expected 20 arrive
here about 8 O'Clock In the evening.
Preparations for tue next days per
Torrance will begin at once, and the
town viii Re wild with excitement ali
day tomorrow.