The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07

u A. Creighton. sanitary policeman had an
sttsck OF heart disease yesterday morning and
1s n low u ~ his ho-ne Al O'Clock be
jumped IRON Tesler avenue ear q. Fifth street
ana started 10 walk 20 police headquarters when
De was stricken down and fell seaseiess in the
street i Is thought that the attack viii soon
wear away
Anna A Hsdven srure out warrant before
Justice Neagls Last evening for TIE arrest OF
DzEio soEer, whom shs wanted pat under peace
bonds. She alleged that Soy<r assaulted her
H-year-old son sle also Threatened % Itx'' the
entire Hadwen family. The parties are neigh
bors and live near the Madison street power
house
The screaming OF . woman who was being
forced into quincy sgxinss her wiz AZ Cherry
and Second streets last night gathered O large
crowd aad q policeman OF Two Il Was nothing
more serious than w. B. Ashe. proprietor Of
-'our of,es" saloon. On South Third street, try
ing 70 take his vsyward wife home.
The missionary societies OF TIA Baptist
churches Of seattle and suburbs are requested 70
unite IN q basket meeting 81 the First Baptist
church this morning at iesSo O'Clock Reports
VIII Dc read followed by discussion fun pro-
granrae viii be given In the afternoon Al are
cordially invited 70 attend
A red-faced rzan who said his name vas Pat
Daugherty wss arrested yesterday O. complaint
OF Mrs Katherine stein The woman alleged
AZ the CasuEsen-Swee1sy brewery. and that he
used language OF . nature which tended 70 pro-
woke an assault"
In Saturdays industrial parade one Of the
skndsoIDexz Goats was thai OF the Cascade In
surance Company, q home corporation By an
acvertence il was mentioned in the report Of the
parade - being the doas Of the seattle Iasur-
snee Company.
Lieutenant Simms captured two robbers who
A
named James MeGovern. unde, thu Goa bunk
ers Last night The robbers gave the names Of
7. Jackson and Thomas NcGiynD, and both look
ike cid crooks.
Articles incorporating the wena.chee Invest
nens Company were fled with the auditor yes
ter1ay By Morgan J. carkeek. Thomas R. shep-
ard and Thomas Burke. The company has Q
capital stock OF ssa.ooo, divided into SO shares
OF 500 each.
Licenses TO we'd we're issued yesterday for
Richard Mason and Mary Jane Ellis, Of Frank
lin; A p. Johnston and Nora Anderson, o. Sc
attic. John Sodabring and Jennie S@isfrarn- Of
seattle: Joseph sehvabscher and Hattie Oliver,
Of Seattle.
John Engis. q farmer. who lives near Elliott.
sixteen miles from Seattle vas arrested yester-
day on . warrant sworn cut By his neignbor,
Keub<a shesrer. who charged him with CON-
hitting o trespass by tearing down fence
A young woman known Kate Sullivan. who
was arrested Friday upon . charge Of petty lar
ceny. was discharged from custody by Judge
Rivers yesterday. charge Of vsgrxney 10 stl
pending against ihs vonaa-
Fonr homesteads. two fnal homestead entries
and fourteen cash entries were fled IN the
United States land ofhce yesterday. The eash
receipts for the day amounted 70 s2-ss6l4
]. Murpsy was arrested yesterday by Lieu
tenant SsEnms upon Q charge Of petty larceny.
James Mc6overn charged him with stealing his
haL Both men are lseorers.
Jossrh Davis. Thomas Kelley and Joseph Nc
pougaM. al laborsrs, were each tnsd SO by
Judge Rivers yesterday for sighting
The Seattle Undertaking Company has heen
awarded the contract Tor both city and county
burials during the menth Of July.
J. Murphy. . labovss, was arrested last night
charged with stealing coat from whlisehapel
saloon
The Ladies' Relief Society meets to-day 81 $50
O'Clock n the Chamber Of Commences.