The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-07
BEEsITfEs.

The fug Pioncef IL In port undergoing an
1 oveshanting preparatory 70 her annual Ia
Z syee;isn.
/ The steamship Iaaho. crowded with sr-
curs.0pIsss on board, isfi Tor AiaskA yestef-
day morning.
< held A. nalmpOEiant meeting In seattle
saturday afternoon.
James Orr aud Miss Jennie simpson, both
OF Victoria, wefs united Ia marriage by
Justice Jones sunday.
The steamship willamette arrived from
Portland yesterday morning aud Is loading
coal for -an Francisco
James Wilson, James elaian and Charlie.
Nelson were fined - each yesterday by
Justice Jones for drunkenness.
J. Firth & Co. yesterday began suit
against Biackman Brothers 70 recover f2c
alleged 70 be due on pnomlssory note.
The steamer Aiki. Captain Bennett. ar.
rived yesterday from san Francisco with
merchandise. she viii load coal for Szn
Francisco.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
Tor faonas J. kswfins and Miss Rebecea
Price VI i-aconner, and r. n sargisoa and
Mics Daisy &. Meek Of Seattle.
The steamer Cascade, which was snaz.
geo ann sunk 10 the skagit Fiver, has been
successfully raised and viii be brought TO
seattle for repairs In a few days.
The steamer Nellie was not seriously In
jured BY striking snag In the Snohomish
saturday evening. She was bcaened aud
repaired and arrived here sunday
Mrs, Abbie Pierce, who was saccessfuIiy
operated upon for cancer, was discharged
Friday morning from Providence hospital
returning to her home In saohomish.
Half dozen liens were aled AZ the audi
tors office yesterday against the property
Of the missing Perry Bayne. They were for
small amounts but aggregate several hun
dred dollars.
sui, Is receiving subscriptions for the bene
~ OF The II 100 people who were rendered
homeless By the sunsoall and vmea fires
In SWEDEN.
Jacob Moran was adjudged Insane In the
probate court yesterday aud ordered com
mitted 10 the steiiacoom asylum. He Is an
old man ana had been dependent at the
county farm for sometime.
The bark Matilda loaded with 1900 tons Of
Gilman coal was lowed 20 sea last evening
by the tug Queen City. she has been
chartered 10 carry another cargo of the
same coal 10 rau Francisco.
Mr. George w. Hall has let contract 10
MessrA. SaTber & Ryan To build wharf at
the foot Of Vine street, North Seattle II
VIII be i50x2iO feet in size aud Will be con
streeted Of the best material
M Nttthhu states thht Wnen Tue northern
branch of the seattle, Lake shore 4 East.
cru railway Is completed, through immi-
grant trains from the East over the
Canadian Pacific VIII run TO seattle.
team belonging 10 Mr. AIberts took
fright yesterday and made q circuit of the
- -''- they eollided with aud
almost demolished Dr. Mas. buggy. The
Horses escaped with slight scratches.
The steamer Wilmington, Captain Gage,
arrived sunday aud discharged - tons OF
freight ON Harrington 4 smiths whaT..
She went to Tacoma To load coal for san
Francisco. Frank Bernard, hes owner.
states that the Pacific Coast steamship
Company cannot charter her again, and
the only way they csa get her OF tne route
is 10 bny her outright
The seattle Typographical Union has en-
dorsed tho proposition submitted by the
International Union looking Ia the cstab-
llshment ui three general funds for insur-
anec, sick benefits and burial expenses,
and also plans for the payment OF the eN-
pcnsos Of delegates 10 the International
conventions. These are long steps ia the
direction OF English trades unieus, The
Central Labor union's scheme u build a
hall in this city was iasorabiy discussed,
but no final action taken,