Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25
TACOMA.


sous uu VINO srASKp UP ALL uI0aT
TO TAKE 4 noRsuo TaAis.
About bali past four o'oloet yestef-
day morning, Officer Mclaughlin vas
.toiIing ov.r his brat on Pscins avenue
shsn be noticed four men, ali Of them
under chs IL fiusnce OF liquor making
their way down sbe hill tov ard tbs rail
road wharf. Ons OF the party vas 40
did man who seemed scarcely able TO
navigate. Another vas helpins him ~
pe-t be could and Urging bim 10 hurry
as they would miss the train. About
half way dovu the bill the too Who had
been In advance increased their gait
.ua l.es the old man aud bis assistant.
Zee actions Of the old mans assistant
seemed 10 strike toe ON yet sno had
been Watching the Qnaftette from a
sistauoe) ~ not j rec the proper thing
add be made a circuit aud took q posi-
sion vheYe he oood Vasch them uu-eeu.
The a ct t~5 had hardly gotten DOT OF
sight Of she issgsTds when The Old
man fell. vas dropped or thrown down
10 tbe aide Of the yak. and the o'bes
elekiag up the blankets tina, belonged
10 tie old man. started Cd dowo the
sals ats good gait, leaving toe old nsn
/ ,ng Ia the mud. Mclaughlin headed
the desrrtss "a aud arrested hin. He
t.uk both the men 10 the leckap aud
1 ey vete brought before Jusfics S.n-
er later. Q Charge Of sebo.ry having
cen made saains; tbs party arrested
snd Who gave the name Ut John
l.Rk1ps.
lie stated 10 defense ths, be and the
- n. I.es kst.x h.
ranged To 90 up TO tie tunnel 10 vosk.
Toe superintendent, he ssid, had oder-
"a to give the trio = PASS should they
cali 1T o e'cieok 10 the morning and
take The train leaving Al t:jD. Th-y
det.rsn,nsd 10 stay Nc all nisEt IA orssr
TO be- on hand. End 10 kespina With suon
q resolution. vent to . variety tneater
aud tners the, the old man TO whom
they told their piAns. He wanted 20 iDis
stem at once and id In several
drinks. When they were ready 10 stsfs
b Gas in bad shape. ~ shosn. Jsnkias
declared thss DO had no in,entiou OF
stealing the old msn's blankets, bet
said he vas afraid that 1e couiJ n.t
get him down TO the offce in time TO
get tue pass aud ~ took the blankets
and hurr ed on. Intending o. coms bsck
and heip him dovn-if be bad time
Justice Ssuser thocsht the evsdeu ce
lilo cot b. bold him for the grand
iary, aud both sere committed to jill
zoe Old man. whose name 10 James
olark, teiue held ~ witness
Locked UP N PosrLASp.-Sheriff
Vii ~neu be arrived Ia Portland fouud
SHORTY" Biam locked up safeiy
enenen. TIE troohi- spyesfed to De
tia. be vas too safely ooused- Tue
stsfih wanted htm % come along bat
be ~oaid nui. oisi Ing the proteosion u
tbs lsss Of the ssste Of Oregon. Ine
officers os Portland, Their fore, voald
4os silos hin 10 he taken without The
.roeer ,Ilrsdition pspess. TIE sheriff.
tesrosI rs. seiexraphei his brother Osi-
win. q dvpaty. 10 sscore csrts papers
ffem Justice l. swreoce that will enshi-
aim (she shefia) 60 begin an action
oin IN Portland that viii be
"a thessnt 10 wafrApt ths authorities
there In holding hira until the propef
. ,g~rs may DC ssearea. which will re-
qosfs sbsas q weeks time. lie sheriff
nope- thai ~hen The action 10 broasht
and q Discrimination shown TO bgies
tiun thai Saotty wtil volunteer 10 couse,
ana thas save The bother Of sxsrsdit,or
papers. II not. sov~srr, toe sheriff wi.i
preeaely rrtutn and mxAe another trsp
wase all IL ready.
WAR Tam CHAkHn.-rse commit
tee 80 cearse Of tns ssts Methodist
ohareo celeb<stioa Of Nashinstenfs
birthday hsys o~sn casting ap shrsr 40
clQng< ard AuA thss tns NET rrnsiss
smoeni 90 insie less than tlQo.