Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-31
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delegate brents mas returned 10
Walla Wallis and settled down in his
old home.
A. Harker will ship 1000 sacks OF po-
tatoes 10 San Francisco by the George
W. Elder today.
The Hayward brought 80 passengers
late last evening.
Offices OF Fire Companies / and 2
ard the Hook and Ladder Company bad
their pictures taken on Sunday.
After finishing Der cargo Of coal. the
steamship Elder hauled over 10 the
Osean dock. where she will take on
freight and passengers, and sail for Sac
Francisco this afternoon.
8. q Kirk, graduate of Ontario Col
lese Of Pharmacy, and also graduate Of
Chicago College of Pharmacy, arrived
here recently from the latter city, and
has entered the eusplSy Of A. Il. Stew
art.
Miss Lula and Muster Ben Root. who
have been seriously i'll with typhoid
fever for some weeks past. are improv-
ing rapidly. They were both able 20 sat
or for an boar or 50 yesterday after
noon.
On the strength Of the war news from
France aud China. added 10 the threat
ening condition OF affairs between Rus.
sts, aud En2l md, -four jumped up IN
price 80 cents barSel in all parts of the
Pacific coast.
The steamer Eliza Anderson will take
several hundred seeks of potatoes &c
Victoria today froui this city, the OF.
ieut hsing TO test the market of thai
pllce in order 20 dispose Of some Of oui
surplus pot to crop.
Malcolm McDonald. who has been
rnanIng a blacksmith shop on Lake
linton for some months past, has ae.
cel,ted bis old situation as foren q OF
thu Port BiAkely blacksmith shop
wtioh puattion he h, ID for seven years
before moving TO Seattle.
The trouble ia the engineers depart
uient of the steamer state Of Califor.
Bia, has been avertsd by the retention OF
,hs third engineer. As an offset, the
services 81 one oileE, one water. tender
and one fireman have been dispensed
with.
The steamship Alki arrived here from
Portland sunday evening. Captain
Gage states that he has dumped three
successive cargoes Of coal into the Al
bina bunkers, and that they are full to
OVERLOOKING. Consequently the cargo
'he Alki IL nov taking will 90 10 San
Francisco.
Cin Sunday Mr. Kriedel took his
family out for drive. Arriving at the
residence Of Otia Ranke, on Pike
street, the family Alighted, leaving the
team without an attendant. The horses
became frightened aud run away, doing
no further damage than breaking the
tongue of the wagon.
Pref. J. X Bradley and PROT. J. NJ.
Ripley. both former instructors in the
University, have heen spending some
time ON their ranhhes on the Nooksaek
river. They zane 10 Seattle yesterday
10 visit friends and attend 10 soma busi-
nessl matters Roth claim that country
life h highly beneficial to their health.
A private letter from Chas. q. Terry,
who left the sound several moutks 400
on the ship Sumatra for trip TO Msl
hontne. Australia. states thai The shin
VAS 30 have sailed On February aQh,
the day after the letter was written, on
her return voyage. and that the captain
exps,ctsd % reach san Francisco in
abo'is seventy days.
The printers seem "a be unusually
beliieeFcnt nowadays Last week Mr..
Whseler, a the waitsburg Tissss, had
traess with a citizen named Fudge. and
. dsy OF two after Mr.. Parker, Of the
Waila WAila Siaissns8A. had a fierce
night With man named Reed. The
Publisher Of the New Westminster Mes
Ga'fsi was locked up by merchant and
compelied To hGht. which be did 10 such
eject A. 60 badly whip his Asaailant.
Ihelv have been no open hostilitses in
Seattle. bot a declaration OF local var
woaid NOS be surprising any day.