Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-15
BREsIrIA.

Steamer Eliza Anderson lost tTo
anchors IN the late big blow 1t fofs
Townsend.
No Eastern mail came throogh yes
terdsy. There Will be double guam
tity today.
Rev. L. A Banks will Lecture in What
CON next wednesday and Thursday
EVENING"
The bark Gerrnania has arrived, and
will load Black Diamond eoal for San
/ Francisco.
Il vuuld be pleasant TO believe that
vs were 20 have fortnight OF sucn
weather 50 that of Yesterday.
The shiv Mslrose sent to SEA under
casvss Yesterday, 9TH 1851 tons Of Sc
attic coal, hound for san Francesca.
Captain A. q. Benjamin expests to
/ have DIS steamer. the ku-,ier. IN shape
TO r=s1ms her route again u about Ten
days
EarIy next week there will be shipped
I frs.a tots city by raj direct 10 the East
txo ear loads of salmon and eight ear
loads of hops
Vim. Cochran, d. L. MCGOWAN and
Ira Wooden signed Geo. w. Iibbetts
bail bond of $1,000. for his appear
anoe at Court vnen wanted
Steamer Phantom, which was dis
abled at Port Townsend las. week. has
been put ia shape again and gill 90 out
on the San Juan route tomorrow.
The Liberal League will meet at
Yesler's Hall Sunday evesing at
O'Clock sharp. sueje,,, "Cause and
| 4, a ii annfTEnsA
A very enjoyable dancing party was
given al the Pike street ball on Friday
evening. whi5h was participated 10 by
about twenty couples Of young folks
An evening session of the District
Court was held last evening to hear the
evidence IN the admiralty case Of Pedro
OBriea ct al, VI. the bark Hattie Z.
Tai lev.
By an order issued by the Committee
of Ten the Anti Chinese Congress,
which xas 10 have met al Olympia on
November 24th, Is indefinitely post
poned.
There is yet no coach fer passengers
on the day train to and FROM Stuck
Junction. The people come and so in
q freight car. Sometimes ten or twelve
passengers 60. A coach is expected
soon, though.
The ship I've Brothers 10 under the
shutes taking siiffening, after which
she will haul round to the Ocean Dock
and discharge her ballast She 10 char
tered to load Cedar Mountain coal for
San Francisco.
The Queen of the Pacific had small
lists Of passengers and freight this trip,
agRregatiBe only 93 passengers and 759
tons of freight. Thirty of the passen-
gers and 264 tons Of the freight we're
for Seattle.
The Queen of the Pacific will take
HOO tons Of coal here on Monday, and
then proceed to Utsslady, where she
will take about 10000 sacks Of oats, and
return here for passengers before sail
ing for san Francisco.
Messrs. Wm. Baunton and Jacob
Wahi have formed q partnership and
opened a meat market In the White
block, on Front street. Both men are
odd time butchers Of long experience,
who can and will give to their patrons
unbounded satisfaction.
Steamer Glide took out one Of the
biggest loads for Skseit river yesterday
that ever left this CITY. She was filled
below with forty one COWS for b. N. L.
Davis. aud the bow was piled ten feet
high with general merchandise. Above
she bad all the passengers she could
comfortably carry. and their effects.
Frank McCosmbs, former resident
of this city, has moved with his family
TO bis farm on Lopez Island. He vas
IN town yesterday attending to the
closing up of his business affairs here.
Mr. McCoombs has been DESTROYS for a
long time to become q farmer, and hs is
osntident ef success in his new island
home.
Mr.. F. p. Weymouth, formerly As |
sistant Superintendent of the Columbia
aud Puget Sound Railroad. bat now
Superintendent Of the Idaho division of
the Northern Pacific. arrived here yes |
terday afternoon on some private bust |
ness. and will remain till this evening. |
He met many old friends and acqusint-
ances yesterday, WAC were pleased to |
shake hands With him once more.
A new piledriver Is making for the |
railroad company. The foundation will |
be of logs, fastened together with cross |
boards and spikes. Ii will be used in
renewi q the track and doing inside |
work about the sidings, depot, mill and
shops. The Company is doing a great
deal OF filling with slabs and sawdust
In that region, and in . year or two
they will have number Of acres of
made ground proof against the assaults
Of the troublesome tsredo.
w. X. Meultrsy, ). Il. Hardness, ID.
N. Baker. John Simpson, Arthur Pettis.
James Murphy. Clements Perriea, N. A.
Nelson and John killup, all Of Nook
sack Valley, Wnatcom county. were put
under arrest last week, charged With
sssaultine jim Pool, an Indian, with
deadly weapon. These men, last sum
mer, caught she Indian, and tried to
Compel him 10 tell what they Supposed
he knew about the stealing Of horse.
Failing without force, they resorted TO
a rope and hanging. Even this did not
cause him TO tell, or else he had nothing
to tell He vas then released. The ar
rests grew out Of this al air.