Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30

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et1n Cofi1rtun. alias CEunnlIx. daHE her
e y. G CoEfneseR Virginia BID. q
10. 9pokAna. wh1ia trying % ragily two
dEankan r1na1A va kzd driven All t19
men CT 81 ths aaIoon and danee hs1ss
a tie point q fAeir reviewers, resolved
q nega wound In tha braasf, thEuuRh tbe
acsleental &iseAarEe q weAco1 b ~
hands of solder. Ths woman y nnf
sexic1slT hurt The sDldier is under a.
ms.
EeHerl a. tha la1ies o. Iaeonaa, says
1he Le5e1r. have besn naktng pfep4ra-
fions for several aa1B for tissue paper
onnival % be held Al ne Opera House
/. a11Etly. Elahorafe Eancy oos1nn1es Of
tissue payer are beng mada and vii Be
wcTn b the ladies' Bsantifnf paper
lowers are being pEepared Which rival
EAfurs's own plants. Ihis b q FaFa aBd
novel feature u Tneuua, and Is for tha
hene6i q tie mercAntiis library.
A Fort Spokans spsuial TO TIE Sps-
kane Falls Chroaiels under date Of the
ssh, says: This maKning wills estail
of men were shoyeling earth from . re-
GENTLY exeaVAfed cellar. one Of she sides
oassd In and barred Michael Backner,
Of B Company. and John Dsl0herey, Of
A Company. A heavy pieee Of timber
struck Dal0heRey on the upper left aide
Of The fanl. bEuizina him badly, and Il
Il feared f1iarina his skull His reoov-
cry is very uncertain. AZ noon Buck
man lay unconsoious, but his injuries
are thought 20 Be less serious than those
Of Delohsrsy. The latter may net live
through the night.
Negotiations are well forward for the
purehase Ct tbs Unien newspaper By Z
stock company capitalized at 81, 900
5000 paid up. Chas. BesseFeF, formerly
pabiisheR Of the FatcAnsaa, is the largest
sfookhelder, and Ed. q. Hess. Of Pres.
eott, formerly editor Of the UBi0R. is
the next largest. The plan Is that Mr..
BesssreF shall manage TIE enterprise and
be local editor, and that Mr.. Ross shall
b editorial writer. The transfer b Sc.
70 take place on the 1st Of December
and Mr.. BesssreF 10 cnn6denf that L viii
be eorsummated. p. B. johnson, ths
present pgoprietoF, upon being inter
vitWed BY q J0iiFnef reporter. stated
that be had hsed price for the egfab-
lishment has was doubtful IL 10 Would
b paid Walla WaIla JoirHal.
Thursday night, at midnight. whils
the steamer Kellogg was lying az her
wharf ct Montioello, C0wliix river, and
all the Grew were in bank. loud rspoEl
like q cannon vas heard on the l0Wel
deck. Parties vent below and made {
search, but found nothing. The steam
vas down and the report could not b
attributed 10 an explosion Of steam. Il
vas thought then that the tide had gOns
eut quick and let the beat down sud
denly, but that was not the fact, as tha
tide vas still up.-PortlaNd Democrat.
w. J. Fife has been elected Captain
Of the Tacoma Guards, in place Of E
w. Lyons, resigned.
| In 1884 Spokane County cast $50.
woes. This year she cast 4254-a gaiI
Of 1850 votes, or nearly 80 PEI cent.
The work Of the UmatiIIa in endeayer
ing 10 clear deep water channel 10 thi
docks at Olympia seems TO have been
failure.
The citizens Of La Camas have Of
feFed the Columbia River Paper Com
pany 9 bonus Of 5000 to rebuild thei
mills ct that place.
A falling tree on the N. P. B. 4. line
near Oleelum killed one Ohinaman
broke the left arm Of q second, and
slightly fractured the skall Of q third.
| v. g. Bogue, the engineer. prior Il
his departure from Tacoma 20 Onahs
| from the Northern Pacific service g
that OF the Union Paciio-Was present
ed with $500 B0sringar gold repeater,
inscribed as follows; $40 V. @. BoRue
IS q slight tribute of regard from the
engineers Of the Cascade division. n. p
3. r., Nov. n, 1886"
Tacoma" says the Ness OF tha
place. is the second largest city In til
Territory. and cast more votes 81 tbs
late election than any ether except Sc
ettle. Still, there we're three other
counties that cast mere votes thar
Pierce, viz: King. Spokane and Whit
man, although the latter two have each
less area than eur own. This fac
shows how rapidly the agriculture
lands Of that section Of the Territery
are being settled up"
Another strike occurred at Old Ia
coma last week. The LonQshoremen'u
Cooperative Company complained thai
Deli0ns the Port Townsend stevsdOFe
attempted TO work sailors with ths
union men in loading the ships DaEtfort
and Oasie, says the Telegraph, which
was not IN accordance with his agree
ment With the men and which is not
done at any other port on the Sound
Lbs longshoremen quit work on thesl
t9o vessels.
At q late meeting Of the directors Of
the Washington School for Defeetive
Youth measures weFa instituted 10 per.
feet the deed for the land dOnAted BY
the citizens Of Vancouver for school
purposes. Eighteen pupils are ia at
tendance, and the number will be in
creased as soon - the appropriation
admits. The amount given BY the Leg
islature was Fidiculously small. The
school is pleasantly situated about two
miles from Vancouver, and can b
made beautiful spot.
A remarkable case Of presence Of
mind was recently shown BY Mra Mel
son, Of the stillaguamish. A child will
lighted shaving set IRE 10 her clothe,
from behind. The Odor Of burning
cloth s0on peEvaded the room, and Mr.
Nelson began search 10 fad out whai
vas on hFe. She soon found that IL VA
her own clothing. and in the vain a.
tempt to pat out the FIRE her hands were
badly burned. F1lly realizing the dan.
ger 81 the situation, with her clothes on
IRE, like q meteor she shot from the
door, ran q distance Of some 800 feet
and plunged beadfoFemost int the
river, thereby ofectually extinQuishinr
the aamea-Mail.
The train makes daily trips between
Eilensburg and Cla-elum.
The covering Of the round house and
machine shop az EllenaburG vas com.
plsted this week. The roof is covered
With taFEed paper, asphaltum aRd sand
b q Impervloaa 70 wind and rain, and
is are proof. The job Is thoroughly sx-
ecuted.
For many years the ten cent piece vas
tne smallest co.'s In circulation here.
" late nickels nave grown plenty. The
nickel viii coon be superseded BY tte
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