Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-07

day.
A Bsstpn soman has given whitman
CldIeQe, at Wasla Nalta. 500.
The Walls waIIs yosrsal viii here
after print . Sunday newspaper.
Tbs markets are nov IsuppIisd With
California fruits and vegetables.
Ben. KILN and n. G. George have
formed Law partnership 10 Portland.
Strawberries nads their erst appear
AEee in market yesterday, and we're sold
Al 20 cents COX.
TIE foot race between Struye and
Bishop takes place At Port Townsend
OH Friday nsxt.
The 9Th Post Of the Grand Army of
the Republio 10 Washington Territory
has been organized at Pomeroy.
An Insurance. adjustsT il expected
fnom Portland tOdsy TO adjus. the dam
ages TO the steamer Daisy by the recent
fire.
Tbs WEEKLY PosT -IETKLLI0KscEE Is
issued this morning, and can be brought
al the various news stands and at this
Office.
b. b. Jones, superintendent Of the
Black Diamond mines, will 20 out to-
day and have . consultation with the
strikers.
Antoine EdstFom, with his sloop Ms
rim, hAs again gone into the ferryinR
bgainesa between Seattle and Port
BlAksieJ.
Attention Is called to the meeting Of
the new choral society, advertised else
where. This move ah0uld commend it.
self 10 the musical public.
John J. Calhoun, Prosecuting Attor-
ney for the lower Sound district is at
present IN Seattle on business, and viii
remain two or three days
On Friday evening Company ID will
hOid . meeting for the purpose Of elect
ing a first Heussnant. There are several
candidates for the position.
q. NJ. johnson, Who was a member Of
the California Hundred, or of the Cali
fo9nia Battalion. viii please send his Ad-
dress 20 the PosT iETELLlGEEcKR.
The town Of Olympia according to
the lately taken census, has popula-
tiun OF 1867 souls. and ThurstOn county
of ks37. These numbers are smaller
than we're anticipated.
The stars we're beaten by the Port
lands In match game OF baseball last
Sunday, on q score Of 10 10 -. For
years the Stars we're tine crack club
OF the Oregon metropolis.
The Odd Fellows will go 10 the Grand
Lodge al Olympia on the W. X. Merwin
next Monday, leaving here at 8 o'clock.
IA Al Ia Il. \
ir session until Saturday.
Five or six plain drunks were fined
Yesterday by Justice Hill. Among the
number was "Higger Mag" dsprayed
coiored woman, who has given the 20
lice muoh trouble Of late.
Isaac Parker arrived here yesterday,
after an abss2es OF eight months, dur.
ing which be travelled 1900 miles visit
ING the various cities and PLACES of in
tenast in the East and South.
Mrs. waFbass. Of Olympia, and her
daughter, Mrs. A. W. Engle, of North
Yakima. are AZ present in Seattle. Ia
company with dozen or more friends
they enjoyed an excursion ont 10 the
Back Diamond mines yesterday.
At San Francisco the ship Ivanhot
has been sold 10 p. Il. Cornwall and
others for $4,000. She will be repaired
slid placed In the coal trade between
Seattle and San Francisco in c0nnsc-
tiioa with tbs Gsrmania and Blue
JACKET, also owned by Cornwall.
After the meeting Of Engine Com.
pany No. last evening, little blow
out was given 10 the tire boys, beer and
hmm sandwiches being the center Of at.
traction. speeches were made by u
NJ. Rasin. Chief Kellogg and others
and general good time enjoyed.
A lot of melted silver coins vera no
tieed in the store of L. p. Smith 4 Sou
the other day, and on inquiry il was
learned that 10 was the property Of w
@. Ewing Of the Skaeit Neles, who hsc
left about $50 in charge OF the store al
Mann's Landing, on Skagit river. The
store Was destroyed when the village
was burned some three weeks ago, and
the editors coin was found In the ruins
onion Fire Company No. 3, of Lake
Union, met last Tuesday evening for the
purpose Of electing officers for the ensu
irg year, which was done, as follows
William NJ. Jones, Foreman; A. j
Charleston. First Assistant; John Eos
ter, second Assistant: James Franklin
President; A. &. Haaser, Secretary; l.
Cummings, Treasurer; NJ. M. Holmes
4. ". Haussr and James Frankland
Delegates.
The telegram from Victoria published
yesterday morning in these columns
cstaoerninQ the severe illness Of Captair
Alexander. Of the Queen OF the Pacific
bad theeffeet Of drawing large crowds O
the Csrtain's friends and acquaineancs,
b the wharf, when the Qaeen arrives
yesterday afternoon. Contrary 20 al
expectations. Captaiu Alexander wa
sill s'n board the ship. but no visitor.
sere admitted 20 his room, excepting
DR.. Minor. Dr.. Bryant who was pas
s<lnger on the Queen. said 20 q reporter
srhe reports Of the Captains Hines
have been ovetdaun. have ATTENDED
him sinee be was frst taken with pneu
nioniil, the second day cot, and az M
time have | considered his condition
eiitiesL although be b . eick man ana
his threat is very sore. DIR. Davies d
Victoria, called 70 zee the Captain Will.
the steamer vas In that port. VIVA
the patient requires IA rest and goot
care, md he win pail through ali right.
The Queen Of the Pacific had heav,
pssssiiaer and freight lists 90 her lat
sd 4 .e.anM 49, l. n.