Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-19

Jaags Lewis returned home from
Olympia yesterday.
Gau. Y. Atkinson Of Old Tasouna il In
Seattle On bssiness.
Quite q heavy shower Of rain fell in
the loser Sound eountry yesterday
afternoon
The steamship wiIianstts finished
her cargo Of seattle seal. and iefk fer
ssa Franchises Fast evening.
Tkless viii be pisnie at Aiki Poiat
sssdsy, whieh viii be attended b. twenty
or tkiiftT visitors FROM Tacoma
TIE census Of Asotin eoanfy shows q
her b6s ays males and 665 females and
ea are Ct voting ace.
HIP growers are selling 1854 hops a.
3. ind cents 9 pound. Hop bryefs
rsfusse 10 give mors than cents
poaEla for 1885 hops.
Tie Nellie broaeht q load Of spruce
lnmiler from Blackman BEotbeFs' ssv-
mill a. Snoh0mish for thu Puget Sound
Fnrsiitsrs Company yesterday.
The ran Of silver SALMON is expected
~ commence aboat sks iss OF Angus.
Occasionally q stras siiveFside IL eanQbt
noe; kat they are very scarce ~ yet
I'd. Gum, charged with forgery. was
trisd IN Justice Lyon's e1ur1 yesterday
and acquitted, owing 20 the failure of
tbs prosecution 10 az tbs crime upon
him.
Captain 3. Jackson Of the Washing
ton says that the farmers of Whatoonu,
skafit and Island counties have secured
thsir hay sfop without loss or damage
by rain
LIB. Montgomery lost bis suit against
tbs Oreeoa a California Railroad Com
pany at Portland last week. He sued
for ikSs 500. instead OF getting which he
had 70 pay the costs
Prof. Kerr. Superintendent Of Public
| IpssKuefi0n fer Washington Territory,
| de had heen on q tKp 10 the capital
eisy, and was returning 10 his home In
Port Townsend.
The steamer Phantom has been thor
onahly oyefhaaied and placed in good
condition. Painters are putting the
Hnishins tcnobes on. and her owners
expect "a b. able TO make the trial with
1 her on "Wednesday next.
+ Hlsamsbip Wilmington is advertised
10 leave ban Ffanaiseo on her nFst tFig
10 Portland 81 the Sd Of August. Fares
on her will be $l2 la tins cabin and u
In the stesra0e. Ga the other boats the
charges are so and $40 for passage.
/ Mr.. Merchant, the confectionsr. Il
absiuk 80 move from his present place Of
busansss into the Amos Brown bnildins
on Front street, where be will unit.
! casdy making with candy selling, 10,
cream and similar lines Of business.
i According TO the Argss, Indians Il
ths nunber Of two hundred have Ell
ready arrived 81 Port Townsend ffou
British Columbia, 10 quest of employ
mant in the hop fields. They ars /
month too soon. for picking viii not be
Gin until about the 1ss OF September.
| The wildwood arrived from up Sos a
ct 4 e'cioek yesterday afternoon, bring
ing about 20 passengers. After remain
ing here few minutes she proces es
TO Port Townsend, where she will b,
measured md have her papers filed Ii
the Custom House, returning heFs OF
Monday.
Il Tee examination Of John and Riehart
Brown, charged with carrying en- al
illiait distiliery. was hsfd in Justio,
LyNn's Court yesterday morning, ans
resulted In both msn heina held 70 an
ever before the next Grand Jars. Bal
bonds WIRE fixed as follows: Richars
Brown. $1,000; John Brown. $50.
| The Chshalis Fngyst Is crowded /,
death with home poetry, which IL offer
10 print in eireuiar shape &C Job worl
rats, bat which il cannot print In III
newspaper columns, The Naggss 10 Al.
ways glad 10 get news letters, though
aud Il 10 astonishing that so many peo
| pie will waste their time writing pooI
poetry who nighs employ Il in writing
interesting news.
J,shn Drout. q Victoria butcher. mad.
4 srIr 70 Tacoma last Thursday. and b,
fortie tosk his Is veal. cid daughter on
Of bed and back with him 70 Victoria
The earl gent thefe 10 see her mother
Who IL living apart from the father. ans
upon her absolute refusal 10 return ID,
father adopted the course above do
Hcrihed. II vas the third attemps b,
lad made 10 get her. The girl made /
zreat outrsy as thay wsrs carrying be-
al