Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-09
BREvfTrEs.

George Bed, = county charge, died
~ The sospgisl yesterday.
No Eastern letter mail vas received
IS the postofiioe last evening.
The Arlington Hotel All ready for
oasinsSs IL awaiting investment OF some
man
/ CIist Jas;ios Greene and other on
Gers of the C0art left for NnzteoD
{ -sndav evening. - a. TO open Court IN
Whasoom o. Moaday.
IL tho weNsher 70 favorable, the OH
[ GERS o. the Fsartseush Infanfry and The
( Of -ers Of cur local militia companies
| slli shoot anosbsg match On ne1i sat
ardsv.
Mr.. W. ". Nsviin. attorney al lsv.
I has opened 40 ofIiSe 10 the P0Rein
/ Bio~k The business Of eli nts piaced
n hs hsrds ziil receive faithful and
I careful attsnil0n.
Wan MeD1uald has accepted VIM
| ROb-rt-ea's challenge IN shoot for tue
smith trophy, and has a4nsd FRIDAY,
II srca iZ,h, a. the day on which the
match shall take place.
The Hirrgr insists that there il a con
spiraey 70 drive the people OF santa
barbara to d distraction The means
taken ~ Tie starting of another-the
iiih-newspap@r IN tue place
George Blackall, Victoria saloon
keeper. dreamed the other nIgat that he
Eas emitting his own thrOst. aud daring
MS sleep arsse from bed, got bis razor
and cut bis throat 10 accordance With
hts dream.
The Chinese sre being frightened out
% Salem, Oregon. A large number
we're 10 the town a fes weeks ago, bat
they have since beer rapidly thinned
cot. The local militia are kept con-
stansly on duty, to prevent outrage.
The steamer EvanRel left here for
Coal Harbor with a large list Of psssen
gers yesterday morning. On her re
urn sue will have some repairs made
on her boilers. after which she will run
regularly apon that or some other route.
The Seattle Cadet Corps met at the r
armOry last evening. len new mem
bsrs we're added to the roll. The else-
ton of Off resulted az follows:
Captain, Z 4. Hui; First Lieutenant.
Fred. q. strive; second Lieutenant, j.
Dunsmore Daily.
Tue Coroner's jury impanelled for the
purpose 81 Inqairlng into the causes
ghicn led TO the death Of j. Manning
Colman and Wilbur P4tten, held
snort session Yesterday and adjourned
for several days IN order to be able to
hear some additional testimony.
Harper's Weekly containing the Se-
attic riot pictures came in last nights
mail. The three pictures represent the
Chinese upon the steamship wharf. the
collision Of tae rioters With the Home
utrds and the hollow square. An 40
count OF the trouble accompanies the
illustrations.
Pillman d Wright. the second hand
furniture dealers, purchased the furni-
tnre, carpets. etc, in the New Arlington
Hotel, and afterward sold it to the pro @.
prietors OF the Seattle General Hos
pital, which institution will be removed
60 that building, which il owned by
Mrs. ). j. Piummer.
A few months ago the citizens of
Santa Barbara circulated q pstitioa ask
log Congress and the President to pro-
tect the Chinese IN their legal rights.
Now the Herald announces that the Chi
nese population of Santa Barbara has
doubled within four months. Finding
they had friends there they thought il
gaod place To go TO.
The University of Southern California
has already received requests OF land
aud money To the value OF about 800
COO, with a fair prospect of an increase
| for n permanent endowment. IL IL To-
Gated Ia the san Fernando valley, TWEEN
" miles north of Los Angeles, aud a
building to cost $4,000 has been Dom
msneed, bat no debt is to be incurred.
Il G. Miles had the front of his hard
| wars store set back yesterday on line
with the front Of the Yesler-Lssry
block. The change IL an improvement
in many ways. IL makes the stor,
front square with the street, aud affords
he PROF. rietor better facilities for show
Tag his goods. aud also affords room il
front of the store To pack and unpacl
goods without obsiruoting the side
walk.
| Clarence Adams. a young man, VII,
resides With his parents near Lawton'
Nursery, while assisting IN moving on
Il Halier's houses up Second street
was struck Iii the stomach by the swee,
of a wiudlas= yesterday afternoon, anC
quite badly burt, though IL IL though
nis iulsries are nst serious. DR.. Mlno
was called, and after giving the yonnI
man some medicine TO ease his pal y
sent him house in his buggy.
The four companies Of the Four
teenth Infantry in our city drill ever,
morning about 10 O'Clock on the ,ck
son street bridge. Yesterday morning
there were large uumbsr of speeta
tors 81 eaioy the fine picture of CON
psnies of we'll drilled soldiers wheelinl
and marching. Many of the spectator
were members of the local milltarr
organic ,tious. who we're making note,
of tue good marching.