, 1888-10-11
Tlle At'eeklp Argn5.
rrou THURSDAYS Daily.

Morton will probably visit Ildiana'
R.nublican county convention today,
The Tcador's bank Of Chicago has
failed, b..o,
Mr.. F. J. Ward, the DungenesS no'e'
keeper, is IN town.
Three fishermen were drowned on
Tnosday ut Point Bonita.
III. Price is the republican candidate
Tor sheriff Of Pierce county.
There i,a prophecy that -four Will be
ten dollarI per Darrel this winter
A terrible steamer explosion occurred at
AsDiuwa.l, causing some l'ss OF lie.
new plattorm aud new steps are be-
ING built 10 front OF the court house.
Gsn. Fisk and Rev Brooks. OF the pro-
bih,tiop ticket are stumping IN Mich!-
gan.
lanes williamson goes to Dnngeuess
.o-jay. to attend the funeral OF his
brother.
Waterman & Katz are moving one OF
THAR wooden bindings out on quincy
street wharf.
About thirty more labors came down
from 10 Sound yesterday to 60 to WORK
on the railroad.
Wbatcom county hal the joint coun-
oiIman Last time. The west side Is en-
titled TO il this year.
Blaine is at Detroit, and will make a
short canvas OF Michigan. lie Is now
guest Of Gen. Alger
More horrible discoveries come 10
Iobt in Soudan as to tue killing and
mutilsting OF women. 1t Is horrible
mystery.
The W.C. I. U. had very pleasant
meeting at the home OF Mrs. penison.
Its next meeting place Is at airs. LUCK
hart on Taylor street
George Calhoun has left the employ
of Messrs. Waterman & katZ to eLter
that of Messrs. l.. b. Hastings 20.
10 thu hardware business
4 diver who has been down to the
City of Chester says that the vessel Is
cut in two as If saw had been run
through her. He saw three corpses.
A company has been formed to manu-
facture cars wholly of sheet steel instead
OF wood. It is claimed that they viii be |
as light, as cheap and nou combustlble' |
CLief Justice b yle has at last been |
heard from. lie says he will be IN his |
district at his earliest convenience. That |
will not be for some weeks yet. When |
be comes lie will be up 10 his eyes in |
business.
4 gentleman writes from COupeville |
that Rev. E. j. Moore, the new NJ E.
pastor, began his pulpit word there last
sunday, preaching TO crowded house.
The gentleman is we'll received, aud will
doubtless be successful.
The French Government seems very
much agitated over the reelection of
Boulangsr. Boulanger is live French
man, and is the only man of spirit in
that nation. It is remarkable tn at Just
in proportion as Germany has bee 'me
ariike France has become peaceful.
The Captain OF the italian bark Corne,
lio Limo, lumber laden at Port Discovery |
for Iqqiqui. ia in the city to ship crew.
This bark was In trouble because OF
overlooking recently and her crew mu-
tinted but on a careful survey it was de- |
eided that she was seawortby and only |
seeded to be lightened She discharged |
5000 feet and is now all right.
Capt. Biondi tells us that his new ho- |
tel, the old Good Templar building, will |
DO ready for occupancy on November list. |
Il will contain thirty-four rooms for |
dodgers and will have restaurant at |
iaehed. All the carpenters and stone |
mssons and plasterers who can possibly |
be employed are at work. The Captain |
has had one offer OF hundred dollars |
per month for the house bus has not |
rented it yet
The fsct that smallpox is quite prevail |
aufs 4, splo ot ho linz
should make our health officers very
cautious indeed. Every precaution |
must be taken to prevent its spread. The |
fsct that it Is among the Indians makes |
Is more necessary that We be very watch |
full We understand that two deaths |
have already occurred smong the whites |
and several among the Indians. Eter- |
nal VigilRnce Is the price OF safety when |
this sco1rge is about.
4 schooner is Just sailing in. Name |
unknown.
Ship Henry Failing arrived yesterday,
chartered to load wheat at Tacoma for |
U.K.
Ship Jeremiah Thompson arrived this !
morning from San Francisco to load |
lumber at Port Discovery for Australia. |
Port Townsend, Oct. 2.-Sailed-Ship |
Parker III. Whitmore and bark Emerald. !
Tatoosb. Oct 2.-Light rain, calm. |
No shipping.
Ship Tam O.Shanter, 1852 tons, coal |
from Nanaimo to this port-chartered by |
John RosenfeId's g Sons.
British bark Zoila. 932 tons, now at |
Port Townsend, lumber from Fort Dis |
eoVery to Valparaiso for orders; 81 IS |
81; direct port, e. 6s 3d-chartered by |
Auecke & Co.