Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-26

The Mexico sails .oiav

I oE@&An sSA2t.
The DAILY Posr IsrELLIoxscxs will
not be isscsd tomorrow.
Prank J. Parker. editor Of the wsIla
walls stafssS1a, has been indicted Tor
| libel. AO'
Tie ship Two Brothers ia still in pcrt
she is loading Cedar Mountain coal for
San Frsncifco.
The Seattle Rod and Gun Club will
hold live bird shooting match a, the
race track today.
Miss Loo Root, of this city, il teach.
ing school IN Nisq1aiiy Valley, abou.
| ten miles from Olympia.
Collector II. Z. Bsecher il personaIlv
experimenting the discharge of the
cargo of tea from tie bark Artisan Al
Tacoma.
petition 10 being circulated among
the members Of the bar Of the Pouyth
judicial District protesting against ,he
removal of Judge George Turner.
The Jury in the case Of the Territory
vs.. All Han and All Chin, indicted for
freqaenting q place where opium ia
smoked, rendered verdict Of guilty.
The steamship UnatiIla is loading
railroad material and machinery at San
Francisco for Portland. Ste is in con-.
mand Of Captain John Gage, late Of the
Aiki.
The steamer lola arrived here last
evening with boom of logs containing
10000 feet, for the Seattle Lumber and
Csmpany, from |. G. Eilis's camp, near
Olympia.
George ID. Hill aud b. f. Day became
sureties for Dewitt Rumsey, and be.
with all the other parties indicted for
the murder Of the Cinnamon at Squak.
are ROW at large.
George @. Israel, who has been in
Baker CITY for some months past, has
returned to Olympia, TO remain until
after the close Of the approaching ses
sion OF the Legislature.
The bark Hope, which was scuttlea at
Port Ludiew recently. on account Of
IRE In her hold, has been raised. The
cargo will have TO be removed and the
repairs will cost about $25O0.
Representative Manley, of wha.com
county. who has been on a visit to the
Eastern and Southern States, for a year
past, returned to the Sound yesterday,
and will visit his constituents before
the converting Of the Legislature.
United States Marshal George arrest
ed twenty persons at Sumner, Puyallup
and Alderton, Who were recently in
dieted for riot. They we're taken to
Tacoma yesterday, and entered into
5000 bonds each to appear fer trial.
The Northwestern Cracker Company
will ship oar load of crackers to Port.
land today. The business Of this con-
Germ is rapidly increasing. This ID a. il
should be, and all our citizens should
use mono other than the crackers manu-
featured here at home.
The yacht Sappho returned yesterday
from cruise amoug the islands. Mr..
Clarke and Mr.. Anderson succeeded in
obtaining large quantity Of oak tim
Der and knees for building small boats.
They we're out In the hard blow Of last
Sunday night, and were compelled to
take In all sail and drop anchor at the
first opportunity. The little vessel
stood the strain and came into the har-
Dor sound and dry.
Ben. b. Allen, formerly In the employ
of the O. & p. s. X. Il. Co. on the CITY
Dock, has entered into q partnership
with ii. r. Phillips, the well known
livery stable proprietor, and leased the
City Stables, formerly used by Charles
Clancy d 10. At present the firm OF
Phillips IL Co., as the new firm 10 called,
carry on a boarding or feed stable, bat
ia the early spring they expect TO add
a livery department. The City Stables
have been thoroughly refitted under the
new management, 80 that there is hot
and GOLD water in various parts of the
building. A dry room has been added
and neat office fitted up. Mr.. Allen 10
an experienced veterinary surgeon, and
has quite number Of injured or sick
horses under his care all the time, and
so far has been remarkably successful.