Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-19
PACIFIC COAST.


Gtx FkAxcTscJ. Jaa. 1.-THE barker
tine sk4aIt, snIcn arrived to-day from
Port q smois, ran ashore after getting
inside the Heads. end tore away part
81 nrr keel aud lost her Eaddsr. she
xas tossed of later by tugs. She lost
the wind shortly after crossing the bar
and tue sxssp II the tide carried ter
toward the shore 1T Lime Point.
Tug Hsiy che Ashore
PsEr TowssESp, Jan. l9-Captain
Nichols. ~ tie tag HOlyoke. arrived IN
tue steamers boat yesterday from Bur-
ross Bay, and reported that his vessel
hsd struck Bird Book, 10 Rosario
Straits, patting hole IN ser. be man
az d TO make Borrovs Bay. and there
lseaabed her for repairs and came here
for assistance. He chartered the steamer
Virginia, and hiring some tnen to york
On the pumps. proceeded with her 20 bis
vessel, and hopes 70 have Der IN service
soon again.
Bird X, OK ia one Of many obssruc-
tons in the channels Of What 10 known
a. Washington sound. They are Gov
cred At half tide, and are directly in the
track Of vessels. Burrovs BAY 10 IN
fidaleo Island near deception Pass.
Asti-Chiaese aesement at Truekee.
IKUckKE. Jan. l7.-All the individuals
and hrms 10 Tfoskse have discharged
their Chinese isborers aod reseinded
their wood contracts except sissJn,
Crocker d Co. and Ellen a. Co. Is was
resolved by toe largest anti Chinese
meeting Yet held IN Irnckee TO bey colt
these parties and boycott all those Who
do not boycott them. Ninety eight Chi
namen have left Truokee in the past 30
days on the vest bond overland and
as many mere on other trains Many
Iaborers have been congregated IN town
all day eIpestipR inoeodiarism, but no
violence IL Anticipated. The Safety
Committee have taken full precautions
AGAINST an outbreak.
The 0iympsan Arrives at Portland
PosTLAsp, Jan. ls- Tue Olynpian
arrived here At 3:45 this afternoon. Sne
made the run from T4,oosn 20 Hancock
IN the unprecedented time Of IL hours
The Sea vas smooth With lishE head
Winds.
Eathssiassic Meeting a Tacoma.
TACOMA, Jan. lS.-One Of the largest
meetings which has gathered in the
nese agitation hlied the large hall to
OVERLOOKING this evening. The meeting
VAS called to order at 8 O'Clock. NJ
K lufm An, one OF Fac mas most highly
esteemed merchants, Was nominated TO
preside and took the chair amidst pro
logged appiauso. GeorRs X Eppe.son
WAS elected secretary. Tbs first address
was delivered by Mr.. Lawson. editor of
the Netes. who warmly congratulated
Mrs K-nwnrthy and Mr.. Cronen, a.
represent stives OF the indicted fifteen
Of Seattle. aud babe them heartily vel
coms TO Tacoma. Mrs. ksnworthv v4s
introdue d to tue an ilenoe by Mr.. K.uf.
man. she WAS received with cheers
both loud and long. She spoke for over
half Al hoar and was listened to with
the utmost attention and FREQ entity in
terrupted With nnrsts of applause. She
Was folioued by DIR. W. Is. Taylor of
5umnsr, N l. Baker OF Portland, ID.
Cronen. and Mayor Weisbaoh af this
city. all of whom spoke TO the purpose.
The meeting lasted tall a late boar and
broke no with expressions of hearty
good will TO the psopie of Seattle.
The weather.
SAN Francisco, Jan. Is g d. Mn
dications for Oregon aud Washington
Territory for the succeeding 81 b Jurs:
Cloudy weather aud rain, with snow in
the northern portion and the mountain
districts.
shipptag Intelligence.
San Francisco. Jan. l7-Arrived-
st ,amer Geo. W. Elder, from Victoria
ste ,mers ~iilsmstte and Oregon, from
Portland ship Astoria. from " inaimo
bark Ssmoset, from Tacom.; bari
Eaoch Talbot, from Seattle; barkentin,
| Skaeit, from Port Gamble.
sailed Steamer Walla Walla. for Sc
ettls schooner Mary Z koss. for Co
bia river; schooner Trustee, fo
5noalwster bay.