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CRY ELEcT1oN.-Up to the eve of our
City election, few took any interest in
the result. save Mr.. Bagley and his
friends. who felt that the sand was grad
ually slipping from under him in the
new order of things attendant upon the
increase of population and enterprise,
and that q popular endorsement was ab-
solutely necessary to his reestablish-
ment as party leader and one of the
solid men Of the city. His name has
been before the people for mon b O.
more as candidate for Mayor, and yet
probably not one half of the legal voters
Of the city took the trouble to have
their names registered in order to quail
ify themselves for voting at the munich
pal election. He received the caucus
nomination, drummed up for the occa
sion, and till the very morning Of the
election, it was generally conceded that
he would carry the city by default. At
the very last hour the name of Baily
Gatzert was proposed, and the moral
sentiment as well as the enterprise of
our people was fully vindicated by his
triumphant election by a m ljority of the
votes of every ward Of the city. Mr..
Gatzert is one of our most enterprising
and public spirited citizens, and his
name has never been associe.e1 with any
schemes for party aggrandizement OF
public plrnder for private purposes.
His election is an assurance that the
rule of old party hacks and political
cormorants is over in Seattle, at last.
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NEW YORK, July TO- Gold closed at
155s; stocks dulr but steady.

NEW YORK, July TO- Gold closed at
1879; stocks DUR but steady.
BesroN. July 10.-The steamship Ba-
tavia arrived to-day from Liverpool
She brought home for trial three mutt
neers, charged with:the murder of Croy>
den r. Patterson, first mate, and Chas.
q. Patterson. second mate of the schr.
jefferson Borden, of Fall River. bound
from New Orleans for Liverpool.
LAWRENCE. Mass, July 10.-The At
lantic Cotton Mills, which gave employ
ment to 1850 operatives, shut down to-
day at noon for eight weeks. The sus-
pension may be for longer time If the
present stock of manufacturing goods
is not marketed.
SALMON FALLS, N. H.. July 10.-The
Saln on Falls Manufacturing Company
closed their mill No. 2 to-day for two
months.
Nav YORK, July 10.-spicie shipments
today is 81, $50. 900, of which 81, 500. 600
was gold coin.
PoRr1AND, Ne, July 10.-DnriDg q
heavy storm here this morning the
Cathedral was fred by Lightning. but
the flames were soon e1tinguished.
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E The toughened glass Of NJ. De La
Bastie has just made its first appearance
in public exhibition at the Agricultur :
al Show Of Avignsn (vaucluse). The
visitors pressed around the rail, which
was insufficient to protect the specimens
from the experiments each person wisn
ed to make ON his own account, neither
knocks with stones, blows with walkirg
sticks. nor even kicks with boot heel
being spared. Consequently no decls-
ion Of the jury was received with great
er approval than that which awarded
to the inventor gold medal and d.
ploma of honor.
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City EIection:
FIRST WARD.

FIRST WARD.
For Mayor.-Bagley, %; Cat
zert, "A
Marshall .-Wyckoff, So; Weed
en-, II.
Recorder.-Scott, 35; Smith,
80.
Councilmen. = Bullene, "a;
Murphy, &c.; Naeher, %.
SECOND WARD.
Mayor. -Bagley, 45; Gatzert,
63.
Marshal.-Wyckoff, 70; Weed
en-, 25; w. J. F. Wallis, 3.
Recorder. Scott, 81; Smith,
81; w. J. F. Wallis, 5.
Councilmen. = Robbins, SO:
G. W. Hall, So; I. WaddeH, SO;
G. A. Weed, 81; Yesler, Al;
Pumphrey, 80.
THIRD WARD
Mayor.-Bagley, II; Gatzert,
10;
Recorder.-Scott, 26; Smith,
IL sag
Couneilman.-Settle, 20; Shat
tuck, IA; J. H. Hall, 10; Moore,
16.
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An "UNFoRTuNATE" WOMAN, INpEKD.
One sHmmer afternoon, six or seven
years ago, the wife Of settler living in
Chilliwhack Valley stepped from her
house to hang out clothes in a lot few
rods of. She left little baby asleep in
q cradle, in one corner of the kitchen.
She was absent from the house about
fifteen minutes. When she returned
her eye sought the cradle. The baby
lay apparently as sound asleep as when
left by the mother few minutes before
An hour passed away; still the baby
slept, and the mother moved softly
about the room, fearing to awaken it.
casting, now and then, fond look at
the sleeper. By and by the woman
was attracted to the cradle by an extra
ordinary pallor which seemed to settle
upon the face Of the infant. Drawing
back the little cover she was startled
to discover blood on the bedclofhes,
blood on the child's dress, blood on the
floor. Clasping the babe to her breast
sho was horrified to find that it was
dead! Her wild shrieks summoned the
nsighbors to the house. An examina-
ton revealed small round hole in the
left breast, directly over the heart, from
which the life current had welled. A
bloody knitting-needle, one, end of
which had been sharply pointed. was
picked up on the mattress. Tracks led
from the window Of the kitchen towards
a clump OF bushes. They we've eviden-
tly those of ofIndians. with some of whom
the husband of the distracted mother
had had difficulty about some land a few
days before. The late DR.. Black found
that the knitting needle had been forced
into the heart of the child during the
absence of the mother while it slept;
but the perpstrator was never discover
ed. The mother of tho murdered child
was sentenced, ten days ago, by Judge
Crease to one years imprisonment in
the Penitentiary. Who can tell what
potent influence the grief caused by the
mysterious death of her little one may
have had ON the wretched woman's sub
sequent career?- Victoria Colonist.
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EXCLUSIVELY TO THE DAILY DISPATCH.
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completed arrangements for Eastern
connections of the new bank.

completed arrangements for Eastern
connections of the new bank.
CIHC1NNATI, July Is. The Ticking
river commenced rising rapidly yester-
day and at two this morning was re-
ported 10 feet higher than the Ohio
river at that point. The floating coal
elevator Of Gordon and Mcclure vas
sunk. together with four barges and
80. 900 tons of coal. Loss by the freshet
SO fa1 is 100000.
NEw YoRK. July 13.-Gold closed at
15A@l5N.
PHILADELPHIA, July ia council Of
Baptist clergy to investigate charges
preferred against Rev. Bott of improper
intimacy with certain ladies of his con-
grega,ion. met yesterday afternoon, and
continued is session until this morning
when they agreed upon verdict of not
guilty.
WASHINGTON. July 13.-Fred Douglas,
Professor Langston and Wilson and
Rev. Geo. W. Williams, held o meeting
with ether colored people last night and
took initial steps toward starting a
weekly paper here, devoted to the inter-
ests of negroes.
EDMBURG, July 13.--The American
team and friends 7isited Afbotsford and
Melrose to-day. The members of the
team leave for London tomorrow.
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notice.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
y received at the Office of the Indian
Agent at Neah Bay, ". T.. until tho LIST
of August next, for the delivery at that
place of the following described lumber
20 joists, 2xS. 25 # long.
% 2x1O, a."
% 2x6. "" "
$50 scantling 2x4. 60"
46 rafters 2x6, 16 I" "
1900 #. siding. dressed.
5000 #. flooring.
10000 shingles.
5000 #. of sheeting.
1900 ft. of fir boards, undressed, wide
and long.
1000 # of fir boards, dressed, wide
and long.
1000 #. of Cedar or pine for finish>
ing. including 200 #. of plank for win
dow sills.
The right will be reserved to modify
the amounts of the different kinds spe-
cited. and to reject all bids, according
to the judgment of the Agent
C. A. HUNTING TON.
q. 8. Indian Agent.
Neah Bay, W. T., July 3, 1875.
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Dimness Of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
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system the vigor of life. for it repairs the wastes
of the body with new and sound material. Scrof-
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Ulcers in The Throat. Mouth, Tumors, Nodes in
The Glands and other parts of the system, Sore
Eyes, Strumous Discharges from the Ears, and
the worst forms Of Skin diseases. Eruptions,
Fever Sores. Scald Head. Ring Worm. Salt
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L. the flesh, Tumors. Cancers in the Womb. and
all weakening and painful discharges, Night
Sweats, Loss Of Sperm, and all wastes of life
principle. are within the curative range of this
wonder Of Modern Chemistry, and few days
use Will prove to any person using it for either
of these forms OF disease its potent power to
cure them.
If the patient, daily becomes reduced by the
wastes and decomposition that is continually
progressing, succeeds in arrestiEg these wastes,
and repairs the same with new material made
from healty blood-and this the SARSAPARIL-
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Not only does the Sarsaparillian Resolvent
excel all known remedial agents in the cure of
Chronic, Scrofulous, Constitutional, and Skin
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, 1875-07-15
KIDNEY & BlADDER C0MpIAINTS


Urinary, and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes,
Dropsy, Stoppage of W ter, Inconflnence of
Urine, Bright's Disease, Albuminuria. and in all
cases where there are brick dust deposits, or
the water is thick, cloudy, mixed with substan-
ces like the white of an egg. or threads like
white silk, or there is morbid, dark bilious ap-
pearance, and whit bone dust deposits, and
when there is prickiug, burning sensation
when passing water, and pain in the Small Of
the Back and along the Loins. Price. 81 90.
Worms. THE only known and sure Remedy
for Worms-Pin. Tape. etc.
Zumoy Of z2 7ears' GyowM Cured BY
Railways Resoivent.
BEVERLY, Mass, July Is. 1869
DR, RapwAY:-I have had Ovarian Tumor in
the ovaries and bowels. All the Doctors said
{" there was no help for it," tried every thing
that was recommended, but nothing helped me.
1 saw your Resolvent, and thought would try
it: but had no faith in it, because had suffered
for twelve years. took six bottles of the Re-
solvest. and one box of Railways Pills, and two
bottles of your Beady Relief and there is not
sign Of tumor to he seen or felt, and feel bet
ter, smarter, and happier than have for twelve
years. The worst tumor was in the left side of
the bowels, over the groin. write this to you
for the benefit of others. You can publish it if
you choose. HANNAH r. KNAPP.
, 1875-07-15

a Two editors are now living with
bullets in their heads. In large nun
Der of instances if vou want to reach an
editors brains shoot him when his back
is to you. And shoot low down.
V Two years ago Pennsylvania
servant girl was sent to Prison for steal
ing 5000 from her employer. The mon
ey was found the other day where he
had hidden it, and nov the man offers
the girl Sc as recompense, while she is
willing to settle for ten thousand.
Y The city Of Dublin emphasized
ths arrival of the American rifle team
with fire in which couple Of thou
sand barrels of whiskey we're consumed.
Whisky galore flowed in the cutters. and
ham the populace got gloriously drunk
Three deaths from excessive indulgence
in free drinks are already reported and
more are expected. The number of
cases of jim-jams is not reported in the
dispatches.
a She practiced cruel joke. the
Pierce County school-man did, who us
ed the stove for bookcase during the
night. and in the morning forgot all
about the books until the fire had been
going for about an hour. Steiiacoom
Express.
II Clergymen ought not to lie. Bnt
Rev. VIM. M. Baker writes to the In
dependent that Gen. Phil. Sheridan was
invited by lady to take q walk which
he declined upon the plea of threaten
ing weather. A little while afterward
the lady detected him in the act Of
stealing out of the front door alone.
Upon charging him with the inconsis-
tency of his conduct. h. replied: Eyes,
Miss, yes. The weather Is too bad for
two of us, but I thought il might be
good enough for one." This story,
Reverend Baker. is ct least q centennial.
The jest books attribute it to Richard
Brindsley Sheridan, hundred year1
ago. a
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Inflammation of the Bladder
Inflammation Of the Bowels.
Congestion Of the Lungs.
Sore Throat. Difficult Breathing.
Palpitation Of the Heart.
Mysteries. Group. Diphtheria.
Catarrh, Influenza.
Headache, Toothache.
Neuralgia, Rheumatism
Cold Chills, Ague Chills.
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Dysentery, Collie, Wind in the Bowels, and al
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n A lumberman in Oregon being
poorly provided with materials of sus-
tenance for his men, fed them with pork
cooked with the rind upon il. A young
man Of the company. not liking that
outer portion of the food, was observed
by the host to be carefully removing
the outside covering. whereupon mine
host said. ''Young man, we eat rind and
all here" To which the youth replied.
"All right, old man, I'm cutting it off
for you"
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DIR. RADWAY'i
SARSAPARILLIANR RESOLVENT
Has made the most AstonIshinsCur so quick,
so rapii are the changes the body undergoes,
under the influence Of this truly wonderful
Medicine. that
Every Day an Increase i'm Flesh and
Weight IL Seen and Felt.
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HEALTHI REAuTYll
DIR. RADWAY,i

Strong and Pure Rich Blood-Increase Of Flesh
and weight-Clear Skin and Beautiful Com
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How we. poor PLAYERS on LIES little stage,
Thrust blindly az each other la our rage
Qaarrcl and fret, yet rashy dare 70 pray
10 Gsd 10 help US In our selfish way
We think 20 move Him. with our prayer and
praise
To serve our neeis-as in the old Greek days
Their gods came down and mingled In the fight,
With mightier ar % the dying foe 10 smlte.
The laughter Of those gods pealed down 70 men.
For heaven was but earth's upper story then,
Where goadessos about an apple strove,
And the high GODS fen humanity in love.
We own a God whose presence ILLS the sky
Whose sleepless eyes behold the worlds roll by
Whose faithful memory numbers, one by one,
The sons OF men, and calls them each His sou.
lie loves Us all--s patient with our sin
Spr,,ads wide Ills door and bids us enter in
Vet holds no man above his humblest brother,
And loves us least when least We love each other.
How idle. then, TO pray for mine or thine.
To seek for earthly ends the grace divine,
To hope for help Ia storing up our gold,
That we be warm while other men are cold
He loves US all and from His waiting feast
VIII turn away no meanest one, or least
But all His guests must come in friendly gulse,
since Love, bright angel, guards His Paradise.
And swift as lightning shuts its cleaning gate
Against the soul that learns 70 love too late
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The Marriage State.

A writer In the Philadelphia Press,
writing of giving In marriage. says: But
it il when all the crooks have been made
straight. and smoothness. so far as love Is
concerned. has been achieved, that the
real trouble begins-trOuble compared 10
which swimming the Hellespont was a
trifle and clipping from a convent mere
nothing. liz is safe to say that the threat
of an announcement" with its attendant
ills ofsiale witticims and idiotically serious
good wishes, would have made Leander
take TO his heels landward with amazing
rapidty, while had Eloise been called upon
to revise her visiting list for the station
er. besides paying for the cards. there can
be but little doubt but that Abelard would
have encountered a most decidedly cold
shoulder. In fact. the card business-sav-
ing, perhaps, the parading about to make
a Roman holiday among the two sets OF
relations-is the worst feature OF the net
work of difficulty woven around matri-
mony in modern times. and unless the
hapless pair have the nerve TO overturn
this custom bodily, their lives for a year
or two will be more or less Of a burden to
them. To make out list Of all the peo-
Pile one knows seems at first blush t0lera-
bly, easy, but after one has wrestled with
such list for several weeks-getting up
in the middle of the night, stopping sud-
denly I'm the street, and pausing In
the midst of animated converse
tons TO add names-only to discov-
at the end of that time that five or six
whole families of ones most intimate
friends have been entirely omitted. the
very serious character of the undertaking
becomes apparent, and one is disposed to
cry aloud in very bitterness Of spirit be-
cause of the hopelessdess of the task.
And then when those cards have been shot
forth to the four quarters of the globe the
names of the forgotten arise In legions-
denunciatory wraiths, having each an only
too substantial reality, biding It's time TO
be unpleasant because OF the slight. AZ.
ter this great misery 1t seems hardly worth
while to allude to the lesser ones. yet each
Of these little ills can cause very tidy
amount Of trouble. Who shall be invited
to the church, and who to the breakfast,
leads up gracefully to whole string OF
coolnesses; and unless the ushers are more
than mortal, similar demonstrations are
sure to grow out of the decisions relative
TO who shall be placed below the ribbon
That the young woman will make two OF
three enemies for life in her selection Of
bridesmaids Is an absolute certainty. ID
the after woes--the dreary evenings al
home" the despairingly stately parties In
honor Of the unfortunates wrung out o.
unwilling friends by the social laws which
In fixedness are like unto those Of the
Modes and Persians, and the equally
gloomy affairs with which the fitted ones
pay off their debt Of hospitality-it boots
not TO speak; that they are is sadly Ger
tain; that they are likely to continue Is
unfortunately, but too probable.
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FOR THE YOUNG FOLKS
HOUSE.HUNTIN0.

Two doughty birds huntng went
A biuebird and wren,
Mach ON summer house intent
nice, convenient tenement
For family OF ten.
An empty box the bluebird tried,
The prize he could not gain,
The wren hanging squash. she'll sped,
hut then, u Tilted 10 one side,
And That let in the rain.
They hunted east, they hunted west,
Then, IN AN apple tree,
They lighted ON one hole the best
To build coy household meet
A bird could ever see.
The hluebird took possession quick,
Nor asked the price Of rent.
'llisti" chirped the wren, land by the boak
Wen prove whoH hold, as well az seek,
80 fair tenement"
The bluebird ruiiled his plumes, and peckcd
With all his angry might,
The wren, undaunted anu unchecked
Returned this token Of respect,
"'Iis might" shricked he, ''nlakes right"
4 Jay from OF the nearest-hiu
Pounced down 10 end the fray,
"Ah, hal good fcllowsi 80 we win
Decide possession by the bill,
And might the price shall pay"
They met by chance, and parted wide,
And friends or foes no more;
The bluebird in my caves did bide,
A worn out shoe the wren supplied
Behind the wood. she'd door.
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shock him around BY the hair till his eyes
fairly turned somersaults In his head.
I'm an nigel, am ~ But it's too fat |
am TO be fi0atin' IN the skies ~
Then she dragged him out ON the walk
and backed him up against the fence. aud
punched him punched him in the ribs,
nose and eyes, scratched him and tore his
clothes, especially that runcd-bosom shirt,
beyond repair.
him and sent her home, while the neigh.
bors took o. Romulus Pike into the house
and put him TO bed, sadder but not a
wiser Inan,-N. 0. Picayms.
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Magnet Cove, Arkansas, town which
lies eight miles from the Iron Mountain
and Southern Missouri Railroad, and about
800 miles from st. Louis, is very inter
estng mineral locality. Ii affords, in adj
dition to other less rare minerals. very fine
specimens OF brookite and rutile. The
former is almost peri, city pure titanic
acid. containing no more than one and a
half per cent. Of fcrric oxide and from that
down to nothing. The crystals are very
perfect octahedra, and have a high lustre
and Jet black color. Magnetic occurs In
large beds, and some crystals show unusu-
ally powerful polarity, forming strong
natural magnets. This locality also fur
nishes large part OF the Arkansas novacu-
lite. or oil-stone. which u used not only
In the manufacture OF whctstones, but
also in considerable quantities for man
tells. taking the place OF the finest Carrara
marble, to which II has considerable re-
semblance. Professor Foote thinks this
is asandstone which has been acted upon
by very hot waters rising through IL and
dissolN;ng the iron, which nearly all sand
stones normally contain. The region l.
granitic, containing Potsdam sandstone
and limestone, and bears clear marks OF
soliataric action. Near by H. locality
which furnishes fine quartz crystals, that
sometimes exhibit calloused fractures
leading to the conviction that the pro
cess Of capitalization Is still going on
July Gdlary.
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An assessor asked woman how
many chickens she had. and, doubling her
word. proceeded to count them. She took
him to the beehive, kicked 1t over, and In
vited him TO count the bees. He'll take a
woman's word the next time.
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Professor Bukee.

A slender, long-haired, yacant-eyed.
shabby chap, supposed To be q
graduate OF a Boston high-school, "struck"
Providence, II. L.. the other day and
opened AN office on Broad Street. He put
out the following "shingle \"