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

| The steamer Nwnroe IS rep.sirirs
and tie Jos sphIne Is running Ia he
place on the srobosnish roule.
| The steamer Cascade, which Wa
sunk In the ekagiG river. will arriy
here to-day. Her injuries we're yer.
sight
A printer arrived here last nigh
frota Tacoma. for the purposs Of bay
& the plant Of the defaaet Easerpris'
and removing IL 70 TzoosBa-
&Prof. j. X Bradley, formerly II th
TerrltcFi8l University. en1 fos pzinci
pal Of the kgTthwe: Normal zehoe
ut Lypder, zfent yesterday IN the city
| A plat Of Green Lake Circle Rail
road adaitioa 70 Seattle. comprising Z
acres IN section +, township 3 north
range 3 east, wss l.eg yesterday b
Harry Waite. Ct as
Marriage licenses wefe issge'i yesteT
Eay ger FYe4 Autsers0 on amt Mis-.
Chr tina swanson both q A2e0Dtier
and Mat kHgup ara Miss Mary Colo
bith both OF Enoapei2E.
| Mr. l.. Kline eiOsel = contract yes
terday pith AcE4ehsrn & Co, fer IL.
construction % GoHl4s house on sh'
corner Of Third and University streets
the contract p. ise being s5.Eeg.
George Phillips. George r. Nailett
T. G. Macarthur. William +. Teepi.
and < 4. Monk. British subjects, yes
terdsy declared their iateDtions II be
coming American citizens.
James Stewart, railroad Lahore,
recently c-z1pa9yei on the Cascade
division Of the Northern Pacific, Giel
suddenly at the lElna house yester ;ay
Of apepiexy. lie arrived IN Seattle
sunday
Charles Wilson was fined s. BY jus.
tiee soslerberg last evening for resist
ing an officer. The policeman was ar.
resting a couple Of men Monday right
for fighting, when Wilson in;erferrefi
and forcisiiy released one 81 the pris.
oners.
Mr.. Andrew Nelson. of Kitsap cogn-
t.. yesterday brought to this city sons
specimens Of his growing wheat crop,
the stalks of which were nearly six
feet high. The grain Is large. and Mr..
Nelson thinks il would take a prize at
almost any fair
/ On account OF the large number OF
steamers in port for coal. il has been
found necessary to send the steamer
AIki 10 Nandimo to load She i now
having some repairs made 10 one OF
her boilers. and a soon as they are
completed, she viii take her de,,iI .,,:;se.
Mr.. w. @. Armstrong. assistant
postmaster a. Talt, w. H., writes A.
''''0"s - nops in this part Of
see snoIuslmie valley are being
blighied. and if the blight Wa. - stop
at the present time there wcnld ros be
over,a two-thirds crop at the most"
J. IL. vandell pleade1i guilty in JUS
lice SoderseFg's court ye. terday, 10
stealing sgo razors from Mr. Low and
was sentenced 70 jail for fifteen days.
The prisoner bad sold the razors 10 a
barber named Beishman, who In turn
sold them to barber who was passing
through the city.
Captain Mccoy, of the steamer
Blakeiey, was fined SO in Justice
Jones court Yesterday for asanlting
Charles O'fiara. Captain Mccoy re
Gently steamed out OF the harbor, il
lie remembered. and left Constable
, Caldwell on the wharf waving a war
rant for his arrest.
Il Is understood that the Oregon
Railroad and Navigation Company is
con iilering the adyisGtility OF taking
the liassalo oil the Olympia route. and
running her on the Whatcom route
the travel on the WhatcJm route
being 10 much greater than that on
the Upper Sound.
John Springer. a new arrival from
| Illinois, was arrested yesterday on the
charge OF stealing a silver watch, a
razor and revolver Of f.. +. Adams.
| Springer, vino was employed by Adams
| IN Illlf OTIS and came q this country
with him, plea.sel guilty In Justice
Soderberg's court and was sent To jail
for thirty days.
| Drs. Eggleston, Eames. McCulioeh
and Willard on Monday removed az
ovarian tnmor weighing forty pound.
from Mrs. J. G. Brown, OF Leben, al
Grace hospital. Mrs Brown bore the
operation quite well, bat aiterwaro
! began 10 ink and she died early yes
terday morning. Mr.. Brown let foi
Leden with the remains in the after
noon.
The prospectus of the Northwest
| Normal school for ISIS % has been is
sued. The school Is located at Lyn
den. W T. The faculty l. as follows
y. X. Bradley. principal and teacher O
the scientific and pEofes ionai depart
ment: J +. Griffin, teacher OF mathe
matic. and music. Miss d. J. Bowers
teacher OF language and drawing. TIT
first term begins September 3. secont
term November II. third term Febru
AIRY 4, fourth term April Ia, and com
mencement June %.
A man namei VIM. Doyle called q
this office last evening with griev
auce. He c'aims he had paid Cone &
Co. 81 Tor a jph at Carbonate, bus o.
his arrival a Tacoma Nelson Bennett
agent, to whom his card Wa addresse'
for a pass, wanted 10 send him 10 som
other place, he did not know eXae u
where. He had friends in CSrhunadr
and when he found he could not sc
work there he returned TO Seattle. an
i now after the scalp OF Gone 4 Go.
A gentleman from Tacoma. report
that NJ meeting of the Pierce count,
Republican committee. Mr. Fran
| Meekrr undertook - represent Tn
| Puyailup district. while his resldcnc
Is in Tacoma; that his right 20 ih
seat vas contested, and that he wa
eliminated frcm voice IN the concern
OF the party, with seans ceremony
: and given 10 understaud@taat Y wous
prosper quite a. well without his a.
vice and assistance.
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