Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-04
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SAN FsASCIsco. Oc;. s-A letter was
recsiyed $; the land ofice IN this cttv
Yesterday from Commissioners sparks
n which the Con- uissioue. hold. ira,
man Who sells ore erp:ed land 70 his
slfe cAnno; again make a pre-eup,ios
Anls cecides matter which has long
been IL dispute.
tsr American Canoe A.soeiat,s.
Iacanpment.
SAN tsAScIsCo, Oct- 3.-An invita-
ton 10 an Ameri-an Canoe Associa,ioo
eueampm-rt, TO be heI4 en- Pn0st
Sound IN lss6 has been extended 10 the
canos lists Of San Francisoo and Oak-
lsnd by /. B Merry, of the One eta
Canoe Club, of Portland. Oregon.
Wssnded by a Broken Fell.
NJ. J. Pisvin. Who has several ,inss
oeon president of the Olympic Ci7b. of
tnls city receised a severe wound in the
side yesterday while engaged in a
friendly foil contest With Gordon Blsrd.
ing. The knob Of tie las:er'- foll broke.
and toe weapon entered Flavin's side.
III struck over an artery and caused
temporary paralysis. As soon az the
tl1v WAS struck. P.avin fell. Medical
and the wounded man vas taken home,
After = close examination, a phy-iclan
stated that there soald be M danger OF
permanent paralysis, and that the ps-
tent would be On his feat again in q
short time. The wound was entirely
the result of accident, as the best of
feeling has always existed bet seen the
two men.
Cholera Decreasing.
sAS Francisco. Oct. 2.-Tbe Oceanic
arrived this afternoon With Honqkone
dates of Sept. sih and Yokohama Of the
18th. The cholera at Nagasaki vas
ahatinR. few cases are reported at
kayosums, Japan.
Anti-Chinese Demonstration al Ia.
esma.
TACOMA, Oct. 3.-There was a large
and enthusiastic torcbliRht parade and
meeting this evening TO ratify the pro-
ceedln&s OF the Antl-Chinese Congress
held in Seattle on September 18th. there
were hve hundred men IN line III archine
through the streets No riotous demon
stratlon Of any kind occurred during
the march. All was orderly. The
knights OF Labor, the typographical
Union and other societies are out IN full
force. The banners carried were: =" he
greatest good to the greatest number"
Nv at We want IL justice" The ore
2oniaH 10 not DOR boss, "No dog salmon
aristocracy need apply" Equality be-
fore the law"
After the procession Alpha Opera
House Was opened and was soon crowd
ed With people. The proceedings we're
orderly. The following officers were
elected: Chairman, j. III. Steele; Score
tary, W. h. Harris. A Mscready read
the proceedings of the Seattle Congress.
Speeches were made by DR.. Taylor of
Sumner, Mayor weisbach, j. Z. Burns.
". White aud A. Z. Mills. Resolutions
we're introduced ratifyine the action of
the Seattle Congress and recommending
pescesbls bot determined action in rid
ding the country of Chinese, and re-
commencing the following committee
TO carry out the resolutions: Samuel
Milkssou, Jr., s. NJ. Nolan, F. I. Odds,
Fred Sohm, j. V. Chamberlain, j. Z.
Chilberg, NJ. +. Brown, J. A. McGould- |
rick, III. kaufman, John FuIler, Jacob |
Raiph, W. ID. Christy, A. U. Mills and |
John Forbes. The resolutions we're
adopted amid thunders of applause
lie meeting quietly dispersed at 1890 |
Broken Farmers
STOCKTON. Oct. 3-Coie 4 DeiQe, ex |
tensiye farmers near Waterloo, filed |
taeir petition in insolvency today Their |
liabilities amoust TO x200,001, and their |
assets to $4,000.