Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-15

II. MrHz1xas b % III vsy borss
frem sza frxasisep ~ Portland
C<ptsin B~15.nfr hrs hts stesnsx
shs y L Msa<iek- ksrs fo< repairs ard
Ths Erxaesa arrsv~d yesterday frou
Goal Hsrtos with Twelve panssnResn I'D
: small fFex9hA
IL Perkins sud several s4hsr Pisrss
oonntiAns. lsft isst niRht for 0rnusse
cxsek. va Fie3cxix-
Ths snip Iwsnhos arrived hers Tnes-
Gag evening. and VII ioad BIsck Dis
nond coal for San RFsncisco-
stesnxhip Queen Of Ne Pseiao kss
90 bsard fsar hrrdrsd passsreers. rs
Of vbon are IN shs stsersset
Ths wsshinesou Irea WORKS have -
Gently bulzf large iron fsfort for The
azhery and gusnc fsstssy On San jean
Island.
skip Ivsnhoe DISCHARGED baiiast d
the Ocean Dock yesterday, preparatory
% leading Black Diamond scai for Ssn
Francisro.
The ship Too Brofaers has besu char
tered % load coal IL Tacoma fer San
t@*&1&1rty $50 W1t ~ ~
ssand today.
TIE Pagst sound hide dspos i NOV
ina he base OF operations from fsslers
wharf 10 tbs baiidiag formerly used 80
s1ineis niil.
Cyrns walker and ID. b. Jsskssn Isft
San Frsncisco on The Queen Of tue Pa
olfse Yesterday, 81 sorss for thar home
IN Port Gamble.
Dslexske Voorhees,, on the 5th instant
introduced bill IN tbs Hsuss Of Rep
resensafisss relating 20 tsxaiioa 10 Ne
District Of Colunbis.
10. Hainss and q. Poucin left here
yesterday morning for San kfsnefseo,
eDinQ BY way Of Portland They ex-
pect 10 DO abssnt several weeks.
Ths Seattle Rifles srs making exten-
slse preparations for grand ball 10 be
given By Company Il, 81 its armory On
Wednesday evening. April q. 1856.
At the time the steamer Lone Fisher
man was ssiz<d for smuggling. she vas
released on a bond foE 800, with Mrs.
Hafnon and John Collins a. suresies.
The case vas tried and went against the
steamer. and row the United btatsl
Marshal has issued an execution for the
amount 81 the bond and the costs Of
the snis. and issisd upon the Nsv Eng
land Hotel.
| The first strike ON q Government shiE
Is reported by tbs Asforisn 20 have oe-
cared ON board the Ma1xanita, ~ thai
plaoe. The men claim the labor 70
qaifsd of them 10 TOO continuous.
| Lettsrs remain ia Wells, Fargo a Co. I
effies for l.. y. Heaoosk, Alex fnssei, l.
/ Il. Elder, Mrs. Margaret Daniels, John
Gaze. Michael Casteiio, Hsnry B0hle.
Capt. W. Myef. J. ~ Otterson, Charles
O'Donneii, sehr. Leo. B. z. Woodruff
Mrs. John Marsh vas tried before
Justice Lyon yesterday afternoon on 4
charge Of selling liquor TO Indians. Ihi
| testimony against the woman was abso
| lately conoiusise, and she vas fined ~
and costs- She declared she would moi
pay the enc, bot would 20 10 jail anf
take her family along with her. Th<
| Judge stated that he would issue com
/ mismenf for her, but not for any othei
member OF her family.
How do the Eyangel's boilers wori
since they we're overhanlod 2" asked ths
reporter yesterday vhiis IN CONVERSE
sioa with Captain TArte. They makt
steam better than ever before" was tn
reply. George Kelley did good hon
est leb on them. and can recommend
him a. a mechanic and an honorable
straight forward man 30 the steAmboa
man Of Puget sound. With us he die
Is hs agreed. and did not slight his vori
In any particular"