Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-22
PAOIFIO COANT.


saz FRAxczso0, Dso. zl.-EaEig thiI
morning Maurice Nngeuts q e9ndJ
MAKER, Was shot an6 killed In q saloon
on Howard street, b. Themas Bailey, q
veil known chaxacteE. This makes ehs
foIrth nurdar IN The last week, and ths
ssyenth within the last six weeks n
this city.
Bailey entered the salooa q few min,
ntes before The shootinR. and endea-
Eored 20 provoke an alteBoat1on. I'd
ward Powers, tbs barkeepeE. ordered
Baile4 % leaVa the place and the iattsi
refused. ghen Powers hurled small
glaHs at BAILEY, Who immodiately ~
his oaRiozity cest him his life, for he
had hardly Rot eat1ide Of the deol
uhen the shot was hred. He staggered
back, and expfrsd almoa1 1mnlodlatelg
The murderer escaped. He has an IN.
enviable criminal record. aBo is vel
known 70 the police. HAVING been IN ems
tOdy many tines. He was ont on bail
pending trial on the charge of sTiminAl
assanlton MFsL Jana Lane IN March lass.
Lsng Passages.
Ship Ericsson, from Port Discovery
for this port, With 1slC0, 600 feet Of lun-
Der, vas 3 dayn IN making ths tFip
down. The time is usually from 10 20
IS days. Many vessels fr0m Soana
ports ara Iong oveFdus, owing % bad
weather.
Net Gunty.
Santa Rosa, Dee. 2l.-The trial Of
John Bailiff, for the killing Of 7. Noon,
on the 4th, vas completed today. The
Jury, after being ems i've minutes, fsn-
deFed q verdict Of not guilty. Tka yer
dict gives universal satisfaction. Al.
Reid, who was with BailiH at the time
OF the killing, and fred one shot af the
deceased, will be tried shortly.
CeHlded.
San FRAHGrsCo, Dsa. 2l.-Ship Henry
B. Hyde. whils being tOwod sut 70 the
atreaR today. became unmanageble. be
cause Of q strong current, and began 90
drifk. She e0llid ed with the ship Parker
B. Whetmofe, lying at anoh0r. The
tWo vessels became hopelesaly entan
Rled, and dFIfted about and finally col
lided with the WhaleF Northern Light,
also as anchor. Further damage Was
prevented By the timely assistance Of
other tugs. The three vessels sustained
damage 10 the extent Of &l00O.
new Proposed arrangement.
Sapsrintes dents Of the American Dis
trict Gnd San Francisco Telegraph Com
panies today submitted terms TO the
striking messenger boys, which it is be-
lieved will bring the strike te close.
They agreed 10 pay the boys Who work
from noon till midnight 75 cents per
day, and 10 pay boys Who work from 8
p. 10. 20 5 q. N. 5 u, 10 outside district
boys S. cents, isseead Of 3 cents q
message as formerly, and 20 d0un town
boys, where many messages are deliv-
cred, cents q message, instead Of 3
ceats as before. The boys promised 70
consult the Federated Traces aud re-
port.
SAN FRANcEsoo, Dcc. 2l.--Louis HOex,
sixty ysars old, resident of the city,
vas fOnnd dead in bis bed this morning,
death having resulted from asphyxt
alton. Il is believed be neglected 90
turn OF the gas before retiring last
Right, as the let Was found turned on.
shIppIng Hnaelligenee.
San FBAEcIsoo, Dec. l.-ARrived-
Geo. w. Elder from Seattle.
Sailed Umatilla for Seattle.
Bark En0ch Talbot, for Seattle.
PoHr TOWNSEND, De3. 2l.-ArEived on
20th-Ship st. Stephens; barks OOwlitz
and Sarah s. RidgWay and The schooner
Vesta.
TArOosH, Dec. 2I.-The steamer Vel
lington passed in at .. m. A ship
passed opt and two barks passed In ~
pm. Cloudy and q brisk southeast
Wind.
PoRT ANGKLEs, Dec. 2l.-fha ship
GlsHy Of the Seas Is 10 port.