Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

~AN UuN18 ana O1DGf -9uHlot9~ AZ
iaiEs are beginning to BE- 90 popular Il
Sitka that oar society people Vsgy rarely
spend an evening really az h0nie.
Collector French received the last
q1arler's pay foE the Russian pensioners
e Hitka bY tie lass stsamer, and Is pay
ing 4 out 70 them &c they call.
The United States Government school
a. Wrancel, under the efficient msnaes
menk Of Misa McAvoy, now nnmbsrs
over seventy pupils vita prospect ef
considerable Increase.
ThsEe have bsen some bad bays e tie
6itka Indian school thia week, and Miss
Patton had 10 invoke the dreaded an
ihoFity Of Alsaka's Executive 70 regulate
them.
LleGieuanl Chaytor, Of She revenue
marine service. WHO was at &itka Ia the
Woloott IL 1879. lately distinguished
himself by the gallant rescue OF some
persons from drowning IN AIbemaFle
Sound. Lieutenant OantWell, lately here
With the C0rWin. hes hssn several tinlss
distinguished for like services
Lisuk. Edward P. MeClellan, United
States navy, who vas stationed Ia Alaska
90 the jamestown. and whose father
spont some tins here 10 the interest OF
certain mining Spectators, after The
discovery of the juneau minea, commit
ted suicide last summer, By shooting
hlmsalf, at his fathers house IL Neg
York. He vas IN very poor health and
subieos &c acute attacks OF ne1ralela.ss
On returning from abe Warm SuRln
In fog last week Capt. Whitf0rd, IN q .
tuR Julia. ran into Q flock Of about ~
white swans, In one Of she channels be-
tween the Islands Of Sitka Bay. They
did not ofieg 10 hy, and one vas struck
By the propeller Of the tug, and injured
90 tbat it vas captured, out died soon
after. Il Was q splendid specimen Of
large sixe. II OApt. Whitford had had
gun be might have shot many Of them
The eilka veluntpsr 0uAFds are max
ine 40 effort 30 lacrosse their member
snip, and the Captain has boon ordered
By resolution 90 confer With the Chiof
Engineer Of The Fire Department with
. view d securing the use Of The hall
Of the engine h0uea ~ a. armogy. A.
this involves only 3 little oommanine
By Capt. T. e. Mcfarland Of the quarts
with Ohiaf EnGinseF i. B. Mcfarland
Of the 6rs brigade, we assume that u
viii not b hard % get The oonfeFrinQ
efdeials teaather, and thai L ouaht n0l
70 b necessary - call IN 80 umpire 20
give casting vote IN order 70 decide .
tie.-Alaekap.
nAErzz ooLUEnEA.
The Canadian Paciila Railroad tEafgie
throuah Nsw WesfminialaR during the
monsh % NovembeR was aa follows /.
fhroaeh freight resolved, 90 toes,
valued 81 el4 SOS; freiRhl forwarded
and shipped from the city, l069 tana,
valued AZ $500; tiokets cold, 81 as I;
total 81. 0l2. Il yin BE- ueen that tbe
balance 10 On che Ft2ht side. the exports
Considerably exoeedin9 tbs impcria. A
larger item 10 The former IL lnmbar
shipped from Nee WeatministaF, me 70.
msindeE being chiefly made up a Raoas
from Victoria.
MoNTANA.
The oiasial canvas shows he Terrific
rial vote af Montana 70 Be $500. of
yAieA NJ. Tools FscalVed 1850 and
sanders II. "a, majority for the Dam-
ouratie DolaMata e. A7l8. Tha fetal
population Of the Territory "a probably
between lG0. 600 ana II. o00. Aoeoraina
% The oensae % 1850 ths popnlaeioa YES
3.l59. IN 1854 tha vote f0g Dale9ats
uas &.99.