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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-28
@o6emi0a,t.
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gIsrf iagte, mad Detroit abgereif. BUR
@blteterung oeS SnoeSteLegramlns 1T jeOod
bergeblib na9 ibm gelll6t woroen. =
@ebenft tuurDen in 9anptQe, 8Q., Ser
yteger Bob Sliuer, in ~2ltlauta, Ga, Der
gteger So. SAP u1O in Montgomery, @la.,
Ger gle8er S0meS Seames.
NaerIei.
Die Clara 9ouiia Gelloqg Opern7@ Sc
ieui6uft@ lit III Buffalo in Die 8rii6e gegarz
Gen.-0te nit einem rei6en 6iibl6en iun9en
0tanne DerIobte, ad~t5e6nidbrige GOdter
zines 8rannttpein : gamblers, 2ouiie
Simertpn, in Sma6o, gteb., lit nit eillert
g%eptiien 9arntd, einem glabf0pfigen
alten &ert, duf uno oapon gegan9en.-
Ser 0irtenbrief bes @r5bti6of5 Gorrigan,
tuobHrd BEN QatboIifen Der 8eiu6 Der GU
iarnmenfinfte Der Or. Dic@lDun'i9en
vAnti-Poyerty Society" BET Strafe Der
2tuSi0lieBung BON ben Saframenten, uerz
boten miro, lit in ben fatbolii6en8irz
den 9tetp OorfS bon Der &an5eL berab perz
Ielen mprDeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-28

Q(per's Garlapariua bat einen munberbor
9iinlti9eu @influB arf bte @eii9tsfarbe; Gilt
Huo Sung erlan9en bur6 lte ein 9ellnoes,
frtl9eS Nnleben. Nls neutrality-suspicious.
bat tie hires Wlei6en nt6t.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-30
rE8sosAL.


Ilr. August c. kinney, Of Astoria.
Or. i ia the city.
Mr.. ". A. Dickey leaves this morn
ing on 3 business trip 10 the Eastern
states
Mr.. ". q. Epitsss. siti Crawford 4
tanover. lett yesterday evening for
f.gas's haFlsor.
Mr.. George G. Sears. OF Portland.
whu has been tn tow n for several days.
left for home yesterday
Mr.. Arthur COYnwsH as4d Mrs. r.
&. Gage. of San Francisco. are the
gaests % Mrs. Judge Lewis.
The steamer George ~. Elder ar-
rived ffan fOrtlAna YESTERDAY after
noon. IS o'eiosk. and isif for Alaska.
~ 6'el8ek.
Mr. A. . Franklin, prominent
batlger, 81 les Angeles. IS "a the clfy.
( MI Franklin ssys he j. here FOR the
pnrf-1e If rebuilding che city.
Mr. ! 4 Ieseurd aud son, j. f..
I.eSouF,i, ~ the Willamette Iron
Works Portland. @srs IN town
Sc iefday. Inspecting the burnt dis
/ trjet.
Mr.. John +. CuFere. managing e.li-
tor Of the Spokane Fails thrpfsiefc,
was ia sse eisy YESTERDAY. Ell E0uie 20
ths constitutional convention az olS M
pa
Mr.. II. ". Men III. resident man
sgar 81 the Oregon Improvement
s'e.. wha has been confined 20 his
Fsom fur the past Two GAYS with
fheanstism was better last night,
ard siii te un deck again to-day.
Col j. ". Rasliagton. Of the Pay
atlan tssamerae was ga town Yesterday
oss visit liss mission Hss te c0lieeI
Tor certain advertising which Il due
hiu from lhe local alted states Land
Office.
Nr. George w Crane last night re-
eeiyeA telegram announcing the
serious illness 81 bis father at his
haae IN Nsw Hampshire MIR. Crane
,cavas on this mornings train ia ihe
hops IT reaching hiS oeaside before biz
death
Mr ]. ". Rect. welt knosn
architect al SAN. Francisco, = iu the
eity booking abo8l ~ IA a view io es-
t8lsishsag as ofiiea here The famous
twonaasa hotel Is among the several
tsFse b8iidines IN California "a which
Mr. Recess = stgaetjye skin has teen
demon stFRted.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-30

Tax rrKLsc wss asrsEo.


Ibs esssus has Eens AssFsnr sssslssss
il sie ss@rzs xassaJsse~ - tAr-e 1~ry
sssee~sxfasl YeTspyEssssees. Is wae.
saxer altogether. a. entertainment
esta.s ssssy weis s4ses4Essxs - please a
s,salyssr Assase1fnx sgr sssseTsSoa after
tie sAs2rg stg II Iane q Every one
e&a sHgsgs = efrsux. and fer thai fe2soss
10 osse t<sgrslssges tie managers The
stss.e fss9E-ey they have taken out 81
fkse CITY. Wasa issey Must have isfz
alsanss A. nxsssz a,ess5xssi tsss Is.
The ga-Asg@ saAge efs yestsrs3Ay
sgsfvnsae 50 advertised aSsu Gas att
nessss4 D. IaSny thousand people. Il
pra. 4 - fse sossE at4ss esEst@1i. 81 feature
tssas have = & before been Sssn ia sg-
bfasEa8ns u a aisnfsar kin1 In she
Afternoon asssat SIS, geuple sstn.red
sxssses The Ssg tesst AMI. afsrT making
lie fsg4nax ~ tEzs n1xa2Esrsss wts.
fse@sea TIE many thrilling aerozssic.
AEilsesse and tfar~xe events. The spl~fs-
,gsss isaresssass riding fssts 0f juggling
and bar performing. II eaasssDrtsts
AID ssgfsts4rs Sofststs. ard fmA8y ethsss
too ngmer0as ~ mention. The hippo
s.,ssnae raxsz wssYe particularly gssssd.
Mos g<ogsis wl1o think these races are
~ red ali tpe surprises. ~ learn that
whenever Il II possible 10 pitch large
ring fos tie Fsees they are contested
sfYiefsy on their merits. The contests
IL seattle acre spirited and in several
fr1sf&aeas we're very exciting.
& large erpW4 was in attendance
also lass syeH.ug, ard the safns PRO-
g.amase Nas gene through xith. Tue
elEeas his tnis moTasng fyg Eliens.
bglrx. atere toe tsHts vii be pitched
tomorrow The Yoate wsi then IN
through Eastern Washington and
Oregon au do@n - Colorado. and
theme East.
There Il one thing thai usually &C.
con4 paniss cifeuse= that was notably
al4seaf from sells Bros. That VA
the fakire. thintie riggers and conf
Aenes men so Tar a. beard, none oi
the sentry attempted their games nr
the ground 81 IN Ill sells Bros. va
tise best cirsas that has ever ylsitee
<@zsfes
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uREstasKs.

ffices ia ReBisn addition wll le
advanced SO per cent BHiy 90
Magui Asegn aud Emma Johnson,
bath az seattle. we're married in Ius-
tiye john r. Aales's court az O'Clock
yesterday afternoon.
Licenses ga we'd we're issued hy Aud
iier FORREST, Yesterday. for l. s.
Davis. oE seattle. and AunH Viewers
al Clinton. Iowa Mseni Alhln snd
Emma Johnson 81 seattle.
Crawford & Conavers advertise
iuerg Is worth sEsdt8g for the par.
ss'se % ascertaslinE fhc character Of
the people Nbo sra W., ar.nE sltss Tor
hefurs ia Eeuten addition.
TAe ioiant soa oi K }. aud Francis
II Graham aged : months, d3esl OF
cholera lnisuiuai YESTERDAY The
fGHtrai = iii take place lrotu stewart
and Frons streets as p ga. to-day
Fac-Simile copies Of fhe historic
ase edition az tho Past.lSrafl.
ufNFKH are FAY sais az the business
o'ics If the pafsr. corner AZ FOURTH
aiid ein0hiS strT4,s, price > cents.
}ghn gireN sseF. who was Injured si
tae salliew A the walls ui the san
kgtlil iSge store. Mas resting well at
islH haaf asst evening lis nurse re-
ESst AKA Improvement tn his conditlap.
BE Horse lire Insurance 20. OF
ths g-ts has already paid in cash
esatsn un it, losses hv thc
ytoeut her. and The remain
ioE lew p5g.e}es mii be paid within the
COMING wrek.
My Frank AfoaSou. representative
1i tshu. NsrAstsAuFx & 90 manu-.
faetagvrs az the celebrated :. A
Shus- AS saa are& f,seU&s la the tel-
8ashss a4ti+e c0F aef ef 1oiumhis and
ihsra streets.
uetng a. = cas- t.s eou}aet The fune-
"a ~ tlse tslts rhst as g. l.stFshsm
IS la ghts a{Esgnpoa Nsv fuAn
3 sfsusssa Will - uuahse fo ocrsps
3he sfees "a i'ssFt Nlskely thgs evening
- ile hsG ces,tssu T.Aiest.
1ae seattle, lake Shore 4 Eassevn
gailris8 wi3 % eFeus8 30 are en.l-
g sislnts ben vaara ASA 143v Toe
0fealnr ~ ts av5cissatss3 hE gfzrt
vtEaF slln eH tas3 tsv Tsra seattle asssl
,ssleT assngs asafs tae rr.a8
Mss~FS taesl st IS Atkiaera &. 3.
l@fe syss vstaf tea5fe~ #a Aafs asre
sssrssvs esess $50; nfaa streets are
aas 5'7ef are.i 5a p Af orstrrs sa !. ar
i4fsa aaa raFt., aft Ea eou ats4s
vpTs os sl aE 'ans. bapux sass
fserfYeet tsQ ar4.es,s. 1tfac, frees Esst.
gfa assr
th IS -aa sa1 Aa frrx Fusary
te c sUa* aFfvese-5 oH fF8-
SIS = fgsss So
'e-s s-v'st ser@ ses.nsi et &
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-30

Inspector Harrison fnauirisg ia.o
Gts Condition.

So CONDITION
Robert HARRISON, inspector OF the
[ n!tc3 States surveyor general and
district land Offices. arrived here on
Wednesday evening from Washing
ton The gentleman is here hv special
order of the commissioner OF the gent
esai land cliice for the purpose of aid
iHg i'm bringing the local Initsd States
land OH e into = condition which will
he satisfactory 10 the people OF the
district ana 50 the general land Office
/, had come u b- known here ard
understood ia Washington that the
affairs of the Seattle land Office we're in
arrears. and Mr.. HARRISON xas sent
ldiEset from Washington Ia assist 10
IptBlng theru In shape.
lNr. MArhisou said he had not vet
HAD tis0s - fully understand the sisu-
atsau bas he Thought il would bo q
source q Qualification 20 the people tn
know that both the register aud re-
csiver united IN declaring that the
Office wisl he ready cor business July
Z. The iscreona.ify aBd qualities of
the gentlemen. be ssij. are tetter
known 20 the business community
thar SO We They have accumulated
tse work o. clearing SAP the hack bgtsi-
ness deiayei since last Nayera Der
sieee t5e office was closed to land
es7rss~ on Jsne 81 ~uca wofk .ueaks
Tor tve I shoul} san sac Key note
ief ati 10 tFiet 58na eft.Csss. and ssutss-
sally fer tais most im p7Ftsnt ogllce.
IL shat 5ae mana ceusert shall
te 1he aao-t business Ike and
effective p~'ss''ie HoW ions wili ]
stay here ~8 reIasi1 here iuug
elts}sli fo assist gu Aayins any SaNt5sT
~ arrears existing IN tas- oEssce
Foms6s imie shape ! wti aiss learn
what she uessis aHa requirements ~
sse osilee SIZE 3ssth fTom tg4e people ard
ffts tHs 05asefS aas report sheFss q
the general efl.A .a esssef thai they
H1&E re ttTr sse.a attention ~ fhs
tsassas - 7he administration 4s y Enay
ats Al s0 ae i1ss Ag7sA ssgls table,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-30
DR.. SPIuNEY
8z CO -
SEATTLE DispgnSARY,


Columbia s.sest ~ wesu Third and
f90Fihs opposite fo r. iNfELIlsEScEk.
AT chronic dlseases OF MEN and wo.
MEN saceesSsutis Trea I'D
LOST MANHOOD Nsrvesss and Physical
Debility, txha7la3tt Vitality. sem.Yssi
Weakness. 5f~yHsatgsrrhl,ea. lnpss1sles..
ts@noEFnocs. ti!eai, rgsn.iAs, Premature la
efiflG, NeaE 8eSz 81 Hssffsn. and ST Fame
tSeuss lsersneesaeuts that result from
yeuthial tellses ~ ext-ss in after ycars.
Urinary kidney ash Bladder troubles.
Weak kss :. ssonoryhus. fs8ssf
tf5ftitEa vs. lsses'e : gs6turs, ess., tsFssnlE.s.
= sI'a safely cured. ID usnseous medicine
Kss@fs kseF strong i8seetsu1s nsrsf Rhifh
eafise structure. ehHrs,e~ reAsunatle.
NkREFU3 Debility. i"ss 81 yiKor, -sfsitsal
sos=ess Nght EmlsslEsss In
EEssFlftstff -. ste. ste. nFaa
YOUNG kfh suffer ag from the effects %
f8ons, zssDnia avail "a r.slvss a oar trs-st
fnsEiG. tee greatest tsss ever lad ~ tie al
Lar ID ss.;ieFfas iisIE0s ftsy. VA. guag4ntae
: s<ssilsFe cure "a every essc
siDDL1 AGED kEh. I De-. are e., EasHy
frequent evacuation al fhe BLADE, se.
g7113 f,aasess by sEEaf tNg or Burning 49,
ss1isfa 90 exam5H2tl "a the nrlna deposits
sefls VENT Aa1 - ns.tlEEeS aihHWen a
tFesssut tie eosgT gies frssgz = srixht ~
fesisissA 60 even milky has. fhe s-affers;
experience weakening ~ gase system ia
3 1siaftlsFf rs raURts efcoaaf for This =
sfte xrUel4l sTszn 81 SegaihA4 weakness
Many &c - ftss elenitv. ignorant ~ -
eafasza F%fiert eaTe aisd healthy rsssssra.
tsfgs ga4f&atsesf
os,.ea seHTs. =. u 20 ?. p IA. sgnaays,
~ r. n
y B---I'sesouk unable - yissi %. fasv s,e
irr%tget a. taelr bones by e6rTrss-sssssssG.e,s
Ass1ieaissss Azsd lss~'Fesssiegss Sani 81 mai or
sxyrszs%- Csasaitz3So1 fr+e
-szss0 1c ssaFnp fos sse Young Mas
frissaa, or auste 80 aeslock daw
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-30

NtAlTLN, JUfle =, ISNH.
Messrs. Mighell & Richards. Gen
efal Agents Chicago Safe & Lock Co -
Gentlemen: In response Ia your in
qniry, We beg 10 inform you that the
Chicago Safe We got from YOU passed
through the now historical fire of
June q. We found everything as per-
feet a when placed in it after the
safe was opened. We are thoroughly
satisfied with the manner our safe
stood the test and will be pleased To
recommend your goods at any time
Yours respectfully,
McDoNAIp & MEIiSgR.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-30
SEATTLE FRI
TRUTH AT LAST.
The Chicago Safe & Lock Co. are still loe,lu,,
Seattle with stock Of Safes.

since the disastrous confagration OF
June & we have osssslned reliable evil
sence and testimony OF the net re-
suits of the IRE rs IL Affects safe COM
panies. and we can establish the fact
that our safes saved larger percent
age OF valuable property, books, pa.
pers, etc., than any other make of
safe in that fire. according 20 the num-
ber of safes each company had in Sc
attic then. The Chicago Safe gave the
best protection to jewelers. where
thousands of dollars were az stake,
while other jewellers with other makes
of safes suffered great loss, some of
them irretrievahle.
The following references. being hat
a small portion of what we have, and
more rendered every day, sneak vol
uueS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-30

Fa' year WIS troubled With pains in
"a haes snd SIDE. aud hesaaehes, the ~
s'glt ef liver SID kaY tsasae. ! was
attracted Ia Joys Vesetsese saFsaF.aFilla,
bg tae startling testimonials ia fhe "a
pers They sessaei - practical sas ia
dslce-l 20 try Il. kaowiag tSsat as II va.
rssfsiy yesNishio. &, wo.-is. de us barn
u sefea a. a geatie laxative. After gag
se'sa& irssfie Eay palms ass aeae, dssas-
IssFss8 II dti 50 naaeh fas nse tai
ssfii sevesal ts1slsss g my fam ily Ga Ses
Jersey. wio sisa sssS 1 sl5A t.se saost
Satisfactory rses2.ass.
e 4,%1'e<r Z =
Master t'aefses. 3s1s Clay. saa g>saas le-s.
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AN efEN LETTER.

sEAFTLE. June g, ISsg
10 ghfff e. Psl(-s B8ffsrasIsf: Ne desire
Ia esprtss IN tbs public manner our great
asfEeC iatlon az the.YeTy egacienf police ser.
wee rendered hy ysu saa year men on the
c1FsaS grounds Daring the time ne have
exhibited 70 Seattle through yaur xigi
lance ihs vicinity of our teugs vas euftrely
FREE ireln the 6lsrcputAtse characters af al
dhseri ps3eiss ttat usually fssien onto cir
rRsss and pray Gfon ihe pusiic. We have
uoi heard ot a single instance x here eveu
sn a Tempt has tsxn made by sha-paFs a
carr "a eny ~ their pelsrioas games. and
ws teel tsss Ibis due almost siicget hsi
- yea fhapksng yoa heartily for youi
sNrcwsSsi4i cmieayors in doing what We BB
aided are rarely able to 10 Ne are sieeoreis
YouFs. SELLS Bios.
Per J. e. w0oTEgs. Special iasssetise.
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Second srssEr.
SEArTLE, June II, isS9

SEATTLE, june II. 1917
Migheli x Richards. General Agents
Chicago Safe 4 Lock Co.--iear Sir.
Your No. ID safe We got from You
passed. through terrible ordeal NJ the
great Seattle lire. Ii was in the midst
of our stock OF furniture, bedding,
etc. and was red.hot for considers
BILE time. When opened week after
the fire, We found contents entirely
uninjured tsamnle OF paper inclose.il
We are more than satisfied. and wish
YOU to send us anoa her exactly like
the last at once. We have not yet
seen contents oi any safe that has
come out in a good shape OF any
other make. Wishing you every sue
cess, we remain yours sincerely,
+. SHORE < CO.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-30

Psss Sipgsrmzn, ~ the hvm Of
Tskaxs, <snSernsaa 4 Co. YESTERDAY
xsssi shst j. II sAesss,rgaH l~fs san
frxrrs~css for Ssw yers &c the 18th
- June His Ttzi<siea = Sa purchase
M sae&ss 20 81 tEss ss9r-s fsspi
ssers wfsiat the ErzEs y hsKilzi5ag or
Tsssssa street. near MaIison- The
ssrixx store on the southwest corner
81 Cod 8 ~ sssa ard Frost - 10 Be re-
tsssfgt forth alta IL vii tse ore story
higher thar ia wss hefo-e. that i 4
say. II xfsl - Eve stores high en- tie
siiry sect ~ Frens street. AID fSss
STORES high ess fsUsss street
As r;ae s4fass era iessxs 81 the building
are Skill fest. sf wisi sske aso1s a
year before X sfsl he ready Tor eSeE-
penev- Il wIl tse a. Esesr tire proof
a. II can ts fnsale wish stone. bs1cs
srsss ron. Ii i ssse intention 20 have
the baisding better arranged than Il
wAs h.sfore she ire There .il te she
aaesf ~ eAsEstc-s ard the strsessrs
all ~ beatssi hy steam. Mr. SINGER.
Taan sASsl ssse ssszisaiag snl cost AT leas:
So .fss
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Mighell & Richards. General Agents
Chicago safe Il Lock Co. Gentlemen,
| had one your B Is tire-proof safes
i'm the terrific eoniiagration in seattle,
June 6, which laid in the hot ruins
four days. When opened We found
our stock of je~elry, pledges, etc, all
Of considerable value, ia splendid con-
dition, books and papers not even dis
eolored. | believe we have come out
of the fire better thar the majority OF
jewelers. from what we can learn, and
l am perfectly satisfied and recon-
mend your safes a. being all You rep
resent them 10 Ice. Yours truly.
J. l.. KLINE,
Late Kline K Ash.
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SAN Francisco HorrL, !

SEATTLE. June 80. 1880.
Messrs. Mighell x Richards, Cen
erai Agents Chicago Safe & Lock Co.
Gentlemen: | had large safe of yours
in the bic ire of the 9th OF June;
could not get it outside. After open
ing il | found my books and papers
were intact. Everything | had in the
safe | found in iirst-class condition,
and cheerfully recommend the Chr
cago Safe To any one wanting first
class safe. After rebuilding | will be
ready for another one. Truly yours,
OSCAR JOHNSON.
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SrArrLE. Juno


Messrs. Mighell 4 Ricoo
eral Agents Chicago safe &
Decf S,rs. We are pIeased MI
our & l Chicago Sale ~
nobly on the 9Th OF June !
ole tire. Our restaurant ~
ted that we got n tefrihle -
the surrounding bsiiidtnG
was smashed on top b. T.
monster boiler bel0w; -
break the safe open, and 49,
to lind our books and oth1
in such good condition.
covers, the books ~ ~
Should we require a safe T. T.
which we expect to. yon -
upon us for the order.
eerely, WHffHe
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irish Bros. jewellers, state that
their watches and jewelry came out
OF the Chicago safe after the great
fire equally as good, and in some IN
stances better. than our competitors
who had other makes OF safes. All
our goods were in as good condition
as We could expect. In fact. all gold
goods were in good shape.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-30

TIKI FiEsT SEEgIcE.--Thc following
organization OF ST Marks parish has
been effected f. c. Dimock. senior
warden; H. K, Whitney, junior war
den: j. C. Haines, A. NJ. Brookes,
Charles Ii. kittinger. r. ]. Laird and
H. 1t. Burnett, vestrymen Rev.
Charles l.. Ftcbett. OF California. who
vas called sometime since To be rec
tor of the parish. arrived here few
DAYS ago and will hold regular services
today st tie University building,
ground floor. Morning prayer and
sermon at II "A. Ia. Evening prayer
and sermon at %.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-30

GoLp From SiNILKAMEEN.-A pros
pector named &. G.. Sands, displayed
number OF specimens OF gold
ore on Second street. yesterday
afternoon. aud vas soon surrounded
by q crowd of old miners. He ex-
planned to those who questioned him,
that the specimens were gold and sil-
yer ore. and that he bad taken them
from three mines owned by him iii The
cimilksmsen mining region IL British
Columbia The ore he exhibited had
been assayed. and ran from $3.50 10
500 in gold per ton, ana from s. Ia
Ef2 IN silver
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-30

FagIKD 70 AFPEAa.-The sr:Al OF
z. +. Eolden, The deputy United
states marshal. for committing an
a. asiii ard battery on William
clarke. ~ss ca He'd In Justice Rivers
court yesterday afternoon. Clarke.
The complainant. and the other slt-
fa4~Sss for the prosecution. failed IA
sps~sr, 50 the ease MAS dismissed.
Haltsen claims that this case wa,
brought By eertsin msubeFs Of the
polies force 10 tiuaniiisse him and that
be sas prepared 10 defend himself
and show that the charge was made
msliciousiy aud SIS the insiigation os
4 certain msfnter ri the force. He
.as on Chief Aitcheli's force and was
one OF the number that resigned when
Chief Butterfiesd Was appointed.
There l. no particular love between
the s'ias" aad the .souts, and a.
election day approaches this feeling
j. growing warmer and warmer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-30
WHoLEsaIg iIoUoss AM o., 8
SEATTLE, June "a -

WHoLEssIg iaoVngs Am o..
SEATTLE, June "a -
MAIN STp1' Il
Messrs. Migheil & RichssS
eral Agents Chicago Safe Z I
Gestteascn: We have haa - g.
ii ? Chicago Safes in the issn1
June q Ii laid among ~ ~ .
and bricks until the eiyhfH 3:.' r.
stood a terrible ordeal. w.
we found some of the -
orei. leather cnrled. hui r'ss NJ.
was a good as il was posrRf r.
contents OF any safe 70 ~ slis L.
terrific fire and laying - loSs = r.
ruins. The bricks had 4
with water for hours a. T ss:z
day after the lire before a. 49, r.
handled. We honestly 49,
safe has stood the test Nh sS1
YOU to send Us another o. p ~. y
possible. Yours truly,
A. Foxrrasn ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-30

TlsE ALAsKaN's ENGINEER Samuel
A. Hoyt has petiiioned the PROBATE
csaf, 10 appoint him administrator oil
the estate of Walter Swain. engineer
OF the Alaskan. who went down with
that ship off Cape Blsnco about SIN
weeks ago. He left quite an estate,
consisting OF land III King, kitsap,
Jefferson and Claiiam counties. His
mother, one brother and two sisters
live IN Massachusetts,. sister, Mrs.
Emma r. Wise. al Victoria, and a
brother at Yokohoma, Japan; but be
lett no sin in Washington SO far as i
known The hearing OF the petition
has been set for Iu!g IN.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-30

OnD FELLOWS I4oDoE.--J. c. Mitch
ell, y. u. q. ~, /. o. o. f.. accom-
panied by seventeen other Seattle Odd
Fellows. went 10 Gilman bv a special
train Friday night 70 institute Gilman
Lodge No. -. The new lodge was
duls instituted with eleven charter
members and the following officers
y. q Charles Il. shaw; V. C.. James
Fewing; secretary. Thomas Gibson
treasurer. George W Tibbetts The
lodge has recently built a fine hail, and
has the promise Of strong growth.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-30

LocATEp IN sEArrfE.~Mr. A. C..
Roberts, a retired railroad man of
Philadelphia, is in the city. where
be has located. He has purchased a
lot on Madison street and viii erect
fine residence. Mr.. Roberts furniture
Is already here, and his family will ar
rive this week. Pending The erection
Of his residence he hiss purchased an.
other house, which he will occupy.
Mr.. Roberts is a brother in-lag of
Hon. EIwood Evans. al Tacoma.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-30

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-30

AT TIE LAND eFYIcE.-The United
states land office has been partiiiore1
OF in such q manner as 10 make II
convenient for those Who have BUSH
ness in the office and for those who
transact Is. The present arrangement
is as convenient as Is possible IN the
limited quarters which the land Office
occupies. On tbe LII OF July the Office
Will open for business. During the
time the land Office has been closed
the entry of land was stopped. bat
the business OF attending To final
proofs and contests was carried on
Receiver Hayden said il would be a
good while before the land Office
would close up ON account OF the work
getting behind again.