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, 1875-06-27

Speefal Dispatch to The CAicaoo 1T3buae
AAoA1s' ILL., 'one Ao'-aaa1vKo af hfVkR-
Prop Atlantic, towing canalboat Messenger, from
Hennepls, both loaded with corn.
DErARrED-Prop China, with merchandise. for
Peotit; prop Jack Robertson, towing canAlhoats
J. D. Leonard and Hercules, both With lunaber
for Chi1icothe,
PAssfD txro CANA1-Fiop Atlantic, towing
canal-boat Messenger, both With corn for Chi
cAgo.
PAssEE OUr-Prop China, with merchandise
Tor Peoris /; prop Jack Robertson, with merchan-
disc for Peoris canaboas Elizabeth, from
Iockport, With aour for LaSAlle and Peoiis
barge Drill, with hard coal slack, for LaSalle.
Of Lock H.
, 1875-06-27

Special Dsspoteh to The Chienoe 1+5baxe
ERIE, Ps-, June ,26.-DErA11uaEs yoa CIR
o4ao-P1op Philadelphia, nchr Allegheny. Tho
Alteghany took ont sbout 80 tons of sod far
Chicago 1t 55c per ton.
1sEa4taTs-e,510 bu WHEAT kao bx aass
e&11XEH1s-ooo t1nA aoa3
, 1875-06-27

4 rustic couple, newly-rnarried, marched into
drug store aud called FOR soda watar. The
obIiginR clerk inquired what sirup they xoul d
hAve II it, wheo+ swain, deliberately leaning
over the count.1tsSa aaplied: "st1Angsx, nouaJ i
10 oht>tt b nm rda sh&Ex Il r.
, 1875-06-27

THE Gux cLun EADGR SHOOT.
Tao Gun Club had an interesting shoot On
their Milwaukee avenue grounds last Friday, for
the diamond badge prlza. The following is tho
, 1875-06-27

THE NEBRASKA RESERVATIONS
WAsHSoros, June 26.--The following dis
patch was received At the Indian Bureau this
morning:
RED CLoup AoExor, Juue es.-7a th< Hon. E. P.
S1nAA: Tbs Red Cloud and Spotted Tail 1ndians h.ye
braska They want ll,eco IN horses, $300o il cows,
$,,10o in hazeases, and s. 800 in =agons. AL ai e0
pleased. j. ". DANIELS
United states Indian Inspector.
, 1875-06-27

GAMES At ST. LOUIS.
81: LorIa. June 4.-Bass ball: Hartfoeaa. s:
e. Lous Beds. 0. Waahingtona, 8; St. Louis
At PEORIA
spse4al DispateA - 7.< CAseeao IFIbune.
FEoR1A u, june 2G.-Base bali: N&fipnaIs
u fsonA. n; socials, of Pakin, 16.
The CHAkP1ossH1f
1ne following i tbs number Of games lost and
"@ % thu profsssdna5N olnbs up "a date;
Bessune r. ........ Fsn- Ea<t.
4tha.4s~ --~-.-. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
-~.'". '".:....~-*......-.~....->.1 - 10
'-s'>-~''s--...@~A-...A--.A ~ II
, 1875-06-27

1xninas- s 8
fhi1sassisi....:::.::.:.:.o I II
fosst hases Ails-Ca1caSn, II Philadelphia, 10.
Hrst bai< er1ors-Chicsgo, |: Piiiads ds1phiA. :.
i<r o. c*Chjczgu, .; Philadelphia. /.
FEAaxd Lalh-HjkhAtn, !.
I7sss sr1r*~d-Nope.
Nr.< u a..ixt-OLn hour and forty minutes.
Cnxps4-WalaAm Mclean. Of Philadelphia
, 1875-06-27

badge was won By Mr. Phillips- Mr.. Ballou MAS
the previous holder.
ILLINOIS STATE spoarsMES's ASSOCIATION.
The annual meeting Of the State Sportsmen's s
Assoclation will couvene Tomorrow afternoon ~
O'Clock, at the fremont House, and all MEM
bers are requested to attend. Ali pe1sous desir-
ous of Joining can do 40 by sending IN their appli-
cations prior to the meeting. Blanks can be lad
ut the eun-stores. TTho shooting tournament
commences Tuesday at Dexter Park, the first day
Of which 10 exclusively for members OF the Asso-
citation. The following days sto open to ali, and
la-Ee feld OF crack sho:s will participate
The following il the programme:
FIRST paT-cIAss s6oo11SG-1Es g1so1E RtsEB.
, 1875-06-27

The shooting vas from 1--WE ground traps 50
yards rise, use of both barrels allowed. The
badge waa won By Mr.. Phillips- Mr.. Ballou MAS
"a r,ravinna lntder
, 1875-07-08

McDoNALD's BRAVES. - Capt,
McDonald's braves were to ap-
pear on July I'd at Platt's Hall,
San Francisco, to assist one. of
the State regiments to pay for
their uniforms. The Alta says
of the Captains new contingent,
The Captain has drilled his Indi-
ans until they move like parts
Of a machine-wlth wave of
the hand he turns them this way
or that with the quickness of a
flash; he metaphorically throws
them to the farther end of the
room like q ball, and brings
them to him like the rebound.
And he has now trained women to
become proficient in his lightning
drill, as will be shown on the
occasion of the benefit = five
women and seven men constitut-
ing the troupe. Even the gym
nastic part will not be omitted,
and the women will undertake
to do as much as the men did in
the way Of pyramids and group
ings. The exhibition will be a
novelty-the cause is eminently
deserving.
, 1875-07-08
PUGET SOUND DISPATCH, SEATTLE T,THURsDAY 1875

DRAGaED TO DEATH.-The Stockton
Independent Of June 18th furnishes an
account of the following sad accident:
The following particulars Of the death
Of q little boy in Bachelor valley, are
furnished us by correspondent at
Pennington: Last Friday morning .
son Of Thomas Kennedy. aged about
ten years, was hefding stock near home,
a. usual. When dinner time came. as
he did not COME home, lis mother sent
younger son ont to call him. The
latter soon came back and reported that
his brother was asleep. An older sister
was sent out. and upon examination,
she found him dead. 1t seems he got
off his horse, and for some reason tied
the picket rope around his body. and it
is supposed the horse took fright and
dragged him long distance. as his
head and face were terribly disfgured
and lnangled. as were also his body and
arms. The horse evidently ran till he
was tired out, and when found was
standing still with the boy still fast to
him. No one saw it. How long he had
been dead no one knows. The ground
over which the horse is supposed to
have dragged him is uneven and rocky.
Those who saw the body say that there
was nothing about it by which they
could identify the little fellow. The
funeral took place on Saturday last. and
was largely attended. Kennedy lives
in what is known as Bachelor valley,
about ten or twelve miles Of Pennington.
, 1875-07-08

JUDGMENT FOR DAMAGEs,-1n
the U. S. District Court, Judge
Deadly on Wednesday gave judg-
ment of $4,000 damages to Ern-
estine Koch, a German servant
girl, for injuries sustained on a
voyage from San francisco to
this city, in the steerage of the
steamer Oriflamme, last March.
She had sued for $4,000
The LIBEL SUIT.-In the Cir
cult Court, Judge Shattuck pre-
siding, the suit for libel and for
$4,000 damages brought by J.
N. Dolph, Esq, against W. II.
Watkinds, Superintendent of the
Penitentiary, occupied the first
three days of the week. The
Jury returned a verdict of 81 for
the plaintiff:
nA Senator Kelly arrived in
this city Wednesday evening
from Washington, via the over
land Kelton, Boise City, and
Columbia river route. He is
stopping at the Clarendon, and
is in robust health. His family
is summering in Pennsylvania.
all we'll at last advices.-Port-
land Welcome, July 4th.
, 1875-07-08


V The ste amer Los Angeles arriv-
ed here Saturday morning last with
the following passengers and freight:
Mrs. F. S. Sterling, c. Chisholm,
NJ. B. Kelsey and wife, John. L. Card
ner, Mrs. P. Conklin and child. H. Les
ley. D. Winchester. aud fifty in the
steerage:
Freight:-A W. Malson. 122 pkgs; A.
F. Garret,3; Algers & Nixon. IL; A. L..
B, 40; Anderson & Osborns, 2; A. c.
Anderson, 2; B. il d:amoLd, 4; G. L.
Mitchell, 4; C. F. Bess, L; G. Naeher,
1; Crowford & Harrington. 1l2 pkgs
and one engine. etc; Capt. Lawson, 2;
DR.. j. Baker, 2; G. & T., 6S; F. Gutten-
burg, 2; F. Dyer. 1; Frauenthal Bros, s.
S. W. Wittenmeyer, 2; Hovey & Bar
ker, 20S;I. P. U. Co.. 6; j. s. Ander-
son, 3: 1. F. & T. Wilson, %, 925 lbs pig
iron;J. WengIar. 3; LtelIigencer, 2; J.
Comstock, III. F. Morrill,, 16; j. A. Nc
Phee, 5; J. Sullivan, 25; L. Reinig, 80
Moore & Neil. 1; NJ. A. Kelley,2; NJ. R.
Maddocks. 13; NJ. McAndrews. s; NJ
Schmieg, 149; Pumphery & Young. 13;
Post & Stetsou, 8; Renton, Holmes &
Co., /; Smith & Crichton, l.; Sprith d
levitt, Z; schr u. S. Williams, S; Schwa-
bacher Bros. & Co., Al; Thos. W. Prosch,
-; T. P. freeman, IA; W. G. Jameson.
4; W. C. 43; W. Munk, 20; Waddell &
Miles. 80.
She took away IL tons of oats, 5 tons
of wool, tons dry salt fish; 8 tons of
solid merchandise and 200 tons of Tai
bot coal.
, 1875-07-08

OLYMPIA CELEBRATloN.-From those
who attsnded the Olympia celebration.
we learn that it whs a grald success.
The steamers North Pacific and Favor
ite were loaded to their utmost capacity
with visitors from down sound, brimful
Of patriotism and gin. The programme
WAS strictly carried out, from the salute
in the morning to the ball in the even
ing. The great feature of the day was
the parade of the Cslithumpians or
Plugs" who created great amusement
with their outlandish garbs. Notwith-
standing the large number who went up
from this place, 1t is difficult to OBJ
tain much information. They ell
unite in saying that they had splendid
time. but, for some reason, when they
come to particulars, their memory is
strangely lacking. Gentlemen, why is
this thusly.
, 1875-07-08

CAuaHr AT LAsT.- Dabney Jones, the
connect who escaped with the half breed
Andrew st. Martin, rom the county Jail
in this city about two months ago. has
last been caught. After leaving Olym-
pia. the two picked their way down the
Sound 70 Utsalady, where they took a
canoe to BeIlingham Bay; thence to the
mouth OF Nootsask river, and by land,
uia Semiahmoo to New Westminster.
Jones has been laying around that va
cinity ever since. but st. Martin has
probably sloped for the Red River set
Elements, where be has k,nsman. A
few days ago yones was arrested for
theft, and stolen goods were found in
his possession. lie is to have 2 prelim-
mary trial on Monday next. at New
Westminster. In the mean time infor.
nation was sent to our authorities. and
on Thursday dispatch was cent to the
President of the United States. asking
for requisition on the British author
tiles to brixg Jones here.-1ranscript.
, 1875-07-08

v1croR1A, July 5.-Arri!ed. q. s. s
Benicia. San Francisco.
Sailed. steamer Califorpie, Sitka; shiI
Merchant. Melbourne.
SEATTLE. July 5.-sailed. ]. B. Bell,
with !, 200 tons of Seattle coal.
PoRr DrscovrnY. July 5.-Arrived.
brig Deacon.
PcEr TOWNSEND, July 2.-Arrived
barkentine Ham; and bark Ella.
Ponr BIaKE11. July 2.-Arrived.
barkentine r. K. Ham.
Sailed, bark Oak Hill. San Frapcisco.
Ponr D1scovERY. July 3.-Sailed,
ship Revere.
SAN FRANc1sco, July 2.-Arrived, Pc
ruviap ship America. Nanaimo; bark
Cyane, Ounalaska; steamer Pacific, Vic
toria; brig Vidette. Port Madison; ship,
King Philip. Port Gamble; Dashing
Wave, Tacoma.
VICTORIA, July Sailed, steamer
Los Angeles; bark Harvest Home, Cape
of Good Hope.
, 1875-07-08

For tho second ward, at Yealer's Aail
Judges of election. W. H. Shoudy ano
L. B. Andrews. inspector, h. =.
Graves.
For the third ward. 1t Fishers store
building. Judges Of election. J. Il.
Payne and E. Bryan. Inspector =
Pringle.
Per order Of the Council.
Attest. W. +. ANDREWS
City Clerk.
, 1875-07-08

San Francisco. July g. Sailed, stmr.
Pacific. with the following passengers:
Geo. w Wood and wife. Mrs. Ramsey,
Robert Ramsey and wife. X Ramsey,
Mrs Boyd. Mary BOYD, Jas. Russell.
Miss Russell, Miss Emma Moon. ]. W.
Felt and wife, A. J. Pinkerton, Mrs. P,
B. Baily and daughter. Mr.. Open
heiner, wife and child, Mr.. Leopold
Reed, Mrs. Muney. Mrs. E. G. Farm
ham, Mrs. Miller and child, Mrs. Jane
Hutchison, Miss Mcdonald, Mrs. Nc
Gregor and children, Rev. Mr.. Nc
Gregor. C. F. Harrington, S. Q. Shcrey,
G. A. Kefer. A. C. Kefer, G.. D. Nc
Martin. C. C. Helliwell. X. A. Donneliy.
A. Tresdwell, P. Bent, VIM. c. Bride,
c. B. Sherry. D. G. Waldron, Marie
Packard, Belle Durgeon, Chas. J. Phe-
Ion, F. L. Beniaman. H. NJ. Perry. B.
". Kelly, Sam Collins and Is in the
Steerage.
, 1875-07-08
British Columbia items.
From the Col0niseI

The Ven. Archdeacon ellison has
reached Ottawa en- route to Victoria.
The Los Angeles was reported at Port
Townsend Monday afternoon and would
leave for Victoria about 6 o'clock in che
evening.
The store of NJ. yipond. the lock-
smith on Yates street, was entered on
Thursday morning and goods to the
amount of 500 abstracted.
In the rifle match between eight of
the New Westminster Rifles end eight
officers of the Repulse, on Saturday.
the former won by &C. DeBeck of N.
w.. scored 81, the higest of the day.
Mr.. Keefer, construction engineer.
is expected to arriye hy the Pacific, and
will proceed at once to form Q party to
proceed to Tete Janne Cache to locate
the line of the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way.
The fremen had just time enough to
get settled down at the Picnic on Thurs
day. when the a.arm hells we're SCUM
ded and all charged back to town.
Happily, however. their services were
not needed, the Ere, which burned part
of the kitchen roof at the Bridge Tavern.
being extinguished before any great da-
mage wac done.
Mr.. William Evans, a resident since
1852, died very suddenly on Sunday
morning at his house on the Esquimalt
road. He attended the picnic on Sat
urday in apparent good health, and
was returning from a short walk when
he fell down in fit at his own gate and
died almost Immediately. Deceased,
who was we'll connected in England. was
one OF the proprietors of the London
Hotel in this city.
! A little girl of Mr.. Shepherd of Salt
Spring Island was seriously injured in
the right arm on Saturday lass by the
accidental discharge of gun in the
hands of her brother. while the latter
was drawing the weapon from a boat.
The little girl was placed in canoe by
her father. who, with Messrs. Msxwell
and gives, two kindhearted neighbors,
padded all Saturday night. reaching
the hospital at Victoria ON Sunday.
DR.. Davie, who attended the child,
found that the elbow had been carried
away. 1t is hoped that the arm will be
saved.
On Thursday evening tho horses
drawing carriage conveying a party
from the picnic grounds became un>
manageable owing to one of the torches
having suddenly fallen upon the road
and frightened them. The carriage was
dragged from the road short distance
from the entrance to the grounds, and.
the driver and several of the occupants
we're thrown out by the jolting. but the
carriage was not upset. One Of the
rsins became entan led at one side Of
the carriage. and the horses wheeled
round in the darkness. regained the
road apd returred through the gateway
to their starting place at q smart pace.
They were finally brought up within
the grounds by collision With anoth-
er carriage. Both carriages were con-
aiderabl5 injured by the collision; but
We are glad, to learn that no ono was
, 1875-07-08

LIME. - The schooner c. C.
Perkins arrived here to-day from
Orcas Island with 200 bbls. of
lime for Cartwright, who has
the contract for Horton 4 Co.'S
building. The Gussie Telfair,
on her last trip, took away 500
bbls. of this lime for Portland,
and a schooner took 200 bbls.
more for the same place, to be
used on the Government build
ings at Astoria and Portland. 1t
is of superior quality and such
is the demand for it abroad that
the owners of the kiln are now
doubling their capacity and MAX
ing great Improvements in the
works. A contract has just been
made for 1000 bbls. of lime from
this kiln for Victoria,
, 1875-07-08

Nor1cE-Is hereby given that on Mon
day. the 18th day of July. 1875, there
will be general election held in the
City of Seattle. for the purpose of elect
ing the following city officers, to wit:
Mayor.
Seven members of the Common
Council.
City Recorder.
The elecsion will be held at the fol-
lowing places:
For the first ward, at the Office of the
Seattle and Walla Walls r. r. Judges
Of election, W. 81. Bow and L. G. Har-
mon. Inspector, D. K. Baxter.
, 1875-07-08

DERR1cK.-The floating der
rick for the Talbot Go, now at
Hammond's ways is nearly COM
pleted and will be in the water
in a day or so. The engine
which she is to have in her, a
six-horse power donkey, arrived
on the Los Angeles, on Friday.
, 1875-07-08

T We have been furnished, for pub
LEGATION. O copy of beautiful and pa
thetic ballad. with which the passeng-
ers on the Aida serenaded Tacoma, on
Sunday. There is leader, mournfui
beauty lingering around these lines. like
the odor of stale tobacco around an old
coat May we not have Bret Harte
or Joaquin Miller amonst us. Quien
Sabe2 It is entitled
, 1875-07-08

REGATTA.-In the regatta on
Saturday seven boats entered.
The race and cup was won BY
the Whitehall boat Mabry, sailed
by Capt. Willoughby. Mr.. briggs
Of Belltown is ready to sail his
plunger, the jolly Times, against
any boat on the bay.
, 1875-07-08

For SrILAGuAMIsH.-The schr.
Magnolia, Ohlson master, left
here to-day for the Stilaguamish
with number of immigrants.
That country is attracting a
good deal of attention now, and
receiving a good share of the
immigrants now arriving here.
, 1875-07-08

BOAT RACE.-There will be a
race on Saturday between DR..
Sparling's sloop yacht Amelia
and the Whitehall boat Lille
Bell. The Amelia will be sailed
by Capt. Willoughby and the
Lille Bell by Capt. Jackson.
The race is for the championship
of the Bay.
, 1875-07-08
.~e Tho c1ourbfar houca of

n@ The slaughter house Of F.
V. Snyder, of the City Market.
on Lake Union, was burned to
the ground on Saturday morn
ing and about 100 beef hides, a
large lot of sheep skins, II bar
rels of tallow and all the fixtures.
Insured for $4,000. Mr.. Snyder
is at present east of the noun
tains.
, 1875-07-08

aea- There was no coal brought
over the Seattle Coal Co.'S track
yesterday, owing to some repairs
at tie lake that they expected
to have made on the Fourth, not
being completed.
, 1875-07-08
nag Last week camp-meetings

r9 Last week camp-meetings
were held at Belfonntaine, in
Benton County, by the Method
ist, and near Tangent, Linn coun-
ty, by them. E. Church South.
On last Thursday 9 camp-meet-
ing, under the supervision Of the
M. E. Church, commenced at
Roberts Bridge camp-ground,
Linn county, and will continue
over Sabbath. Rev. Bishop Peck
is announced to preach on Sab
bath.
, 1875-07-08

REGISTRATION. - There We're
only 271 voters registered in the
city this year, Very little inter
est is felt in the city election,
which accounts for the small
number of registered voters.
There were 536 votes polled in
this precinct at the county cleo
ton last September.
, 1875-07-08
of the Bay.

M1LL.-Mr. Stetson's grist mill
on Yesler's wharf started up
this morning. In addition to
the grist mill he has saw, large
band-saw and mortising machine.
He has done no grinding so far
but seems pretty well pushed
with work in the other depart
men,.
, 1875-07-08

PfcNIo.-There was u pleasant little
picnic of the farmers of Duwamish at
the Old Mill, on Saturday, to celebrate.
Although there was no speech-making.
there was bountlful supply of provis
ions and the whols thing passed off very
we'll
, 1875-07-08

POLICEMAN STApBED.-A policeman of
Olympia, on the night of the Sd inst.
attempted to stir up man lying dead
drunk on the wharf at that place, when
the dead man jumped up and stabbed
him in the back. The wound is not
serious.
, 1875-07-08

SMALL Pox.-It is reported
that there are between 25 and
80 cases of small pox in Victo-
ria, and there are not so many
little excursions to that place as
formerly.
, 1875-07-08

presented with a beautiful Ame r.
lean flag by the Young Mems
Christian Association Of Seattle,
through their, worthy President.
Messrs. Miller and Partridge, of
this city, were the bearers Of the
same TlctOria C0l0nist.
, 1875-07-08

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIc.-That from
this date that l have no further connec-
ton with the Central Seattle Homestead
Association. and am sorry that ever had
but if the parties carry out their agree
mept your investment is good.
J. NJ. RICE.
, 1875-07-08

s@- About the first thing a
woman does in moving is to cut
her fingers, and every object she
wishes to call attention to is
pointed to with hand that is
covered by half q pound of car.
pet rags, and Smelling strong
enough of arnica to knock over
a stable boy. the injury is some
times caused by closing her eyes
when she is about to strike a
nail, but is most generally done
in taking up tacks with q timber
case knife.
, 1875-07-08

CELEBRAT1oN.-There was an
appropriate celebration of the
Fourth at Langston's on White
River. Mr.. Whitworth was or
ator and Rev. D. Sires Chaplain.
, 1875-07-08

nA- The Iconium finished
loading with lumber at Colman's
mill and hauled out in the bay.
The barkentine Harrison has
taken her place.
, 1875-07-08
THOS. B. MORRIS.
Secttfa

RArnr.-The beautifrl picture enti-
tied "Mrs. Raymond, which has been
hanging in Hall & Graves show window
for some time past. will be ratified al
their establishment. as soon as all the
chances are taken. Forty-fve chances
at 81. 90 each. Apply to Hall &Graves.
E ICE COLD SODA WATER at
Morrill's Drug Store. April 16. Z
, 1875-07-08

Governor Grover has appointed ]. N.
Mccoy. Of Eagle Creek, Clackamaa
county. Ed. c. Rhelps, Of Newport.
Benton county, and 1. Aberson, of
Creswell. Lane county. potay;es public
for Oregon.
, 1875-07-08

: BoRA.--At Port Gamble on the I'd
inst, to the wife of Mr.. q. Race, son.

THANKs.-To Mr.. Houghton. the gen.
tlemanly purser of the Los Angeles ior
ate copies of San Francisco papers.
, 1875-07-08

nM The weather is what is
called here intensely hot, 800 in
the shade.
, 1875-07-08


w Stockton is $3.50, 900 ip debt.
n Albert Shepherd. of Grass VAL
ley, found 1915 nugget.
" The Western Hetel, Sacramento.
is about completed.
r. The Chico Hotel will be fHlshed
about the lst of Jply.
~ Sutter Creek, Amador county,
has had 28. go inches of rain this sea-
son.
F A calf with six feet was born
last week in Horse Lake Valley, Lassen
county.
w The grape crop this season will
be very large in Sap Bernardino coun-
ty.
~ There were eleven deaths in Sac
rimento last week-six adults and five
children.
a. The Riverdale colony at Liberty
Settlement in Fresno county now con
tains IS fanatics.
n Starr of Vallejo is shipping much
OF the flour manufactured at his mill in
paper barrels.
II CaterpilIars are destroying the
foliage on live oak tress about Noun
tain View, San Mateo county.
T Horse stealing has again been
commenced in the vicinity of Ansheim.
and vigilence Committee is talked OF.
r. U. S. Secret Service Detective
R. K. Woodruff died at Los Angeles.
He leayes q wife and family IN the
East.
~ The farmers in West Bear River
township. Yuba county. report 'hey are
great gamers by the recent rains.
While they have suffered slight losses
of grain. their corn. potatoes and vege-
table fields have bsen greatly benefited
, 1875-07-08

~ The schr G. G. Perkins has gone
to Orcas Island for cargo of lime which
she will bring to Seattle for use in the
construction of the bank building to be
erected here.
, 1875-07-08

D@ The Renton coal company
shut down Monday and Tuesday
to allow the hands to celebrate
the Fourth.
, 1875-07-08

r The steamer Zephyr will leave
for Olympia some time Tomorrow fore
noon.
, 1875-07-08
From Daily of Wednesday

u We have received very neat
circular from the Willamette University.
, 1875-07-08

THE STRANGELY the sinking
of the Saranac, the U. S. Gov
ernment lost 100000.
, 1875-07-08

- Prof. E. j. Helms, who has just
finished term of one month in Seattle.
has opened school in Port Townsend.
, 1875-07-08

PREsENTATIoN.-The editor of
the Adelphi Bulletin has been
, 1875-07-08

s@ The steamship Pacific
sailed for Victoria to-day.
, 1875-07-08
hurt. One Of the gentleman lost hi7
hat. cane and a valuable meerschaun}
pipe.

AsTHAY.--A large trunk, cove red switK
canvass and marked T. 3. Monnrs. A
liberal reward win be paid for the re-
covery Of the trunk aud contents. --s
, 1875-07-08
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