Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-13
PACIFIC COAST.
Psrt Townsend Mstes.

PoRT ToWNsEED, May 12.-The state
ment that the Port Discovery Mill Com
uany had received an order fer 10. co.,
COO feet Of railroad ties Was prematsne.
Estimates were asked aud given. Tbs
matter goes 10 PARIS before the contract
Il awarded.
Il Is understood the Port Discovery
Mill Company viii soon build sWu
sshooaeEa for their oWn service in the
o0asiwisa trade, one at Port Discovery
and one at San Francisco. They noW
have bat two vessels, the bark Mary
Glover and the big Deacon.
Mr.. Smith Is expected 70 leaye soon
for the East and may purchase q power
fol tug 70 replace che Mastiok.
Tia tnQ Msstick, Captain BENJAMIN,
has gone % Deatru1tion Island 70 look
after ihe wreck OF the old Emily Farm
ham. which sank there with cargo OF
railroad iron.
The ArgNs says. "Amonz the Repub-
lican oficials whose place Is wanted Is
cur worthy postmaster. w. HI II.
Learned. III. I,sarnsd il willing 70
tara the efice over 20 the Democrats 81
any time, 4 Il is wanted for political
reasons, bat objects 10 being kicked out
AA8 N4N1An
0aly way 70 eet him out ct present is b.
means of charges, be win probably
hold The fort"
rhe gary Rlxers-
S1s FRANcfsro, May 12.--Judge Ed
mnnds today ordered that tomorrow
Frank Horfhy and Michael D0an, and
Richard Creightou on FEidag, show canae
Why they should not be punished for
contempt Of court. These are the per-
sons charged with an attempt 10 bribe
she iary TO and 4 verdict IN favor Of
the defendant Ia the ease Of florenoe
WRiqhf and tho 0eaEy street railway
company. which vas decided for plain
til IN JndRe Edmunds' court last
week. The penalty upon conviction Of
contempt is fine Of &5O0 OF Eve days'
in jail, or beth due and impEisonment.
The legislature has imposed q penalty
upon conviction Of . person charged
With bFibine q juror, Of not less than
one OF more shan ten years 10 State
prison.
Another ReanelAoa.
The California refinery reduced the
prices Of sugars cent today.
Louis GFnndy seneenced.
San FRANuEsco, May 12. - Louis
Grandy, the celebrated cheek raiser,
was today sentenced 70 fouFfaan years'
Imprisonment IN the Folsom State
prison.
The ceremony OF the dedication Of
the nar Odd Fellows buildinR in thil
eity, in ac0ogdanos with she prescribed
forms, Waa held today BY ths Grand
Lodge II the State.
Mome Rate MeesInH
sAN FAANcSsoo, Nay I2.-Mssropoli-
tan Hall was orswded taaiRht With al
audiencs Of prominent and in0asntiai
oItisans gathered 10 give axpEessien "a
their sentiments relative 20 the Trish
bills Introduced In the HOUSE cf Com.
mons By 0ladstons. ~. n. Estes
opaued she meeting with q brief I'd.
dress and than iniFodaeod Mayor Bart.
lest as chairman. The latter also spoke
briefly. The other speakers WsFs Philir
A. Roach, Public AdministEator; Jns
5ioa MekinalFy. Of abe stats 6z.
pfeme Court John p. IFiah, Niles
Seariea and Cyrus Kohler. Ihs spaaksgs
all expressed aympAthy with Ireland
and endorsed Gladsfone'a and Par
neil's Efforts 10 pas the Irish bills In
trotused by the furner.
Telarrams reserved from Waahingiou
from TIE folioWinR named persons, en-
doraina the parpossa Of Tbs nestfBe
weps rad Senator Geo. Hearst, Hon.
WM. MoFroW, Hen. W. 3. RossoranG
and Hon George N. o. Reitcn.
Reaalultona waee adoptsd endorsing
ths efforts Of Giadstons and ParneH h
behalf Of Ireland.