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CALDWELL, Kan, May 9.-Several
cattle men have arrived here from the
rounds up in the Indian Territory re-
port that the cattle are not badly scat
tered, and are in better condition than
could be expected. Grass and water
are plenty, and the cattle are taking
on fat very fast, They have had plen.
ty OF rain here. Wheat is heading out
and corn is being cultivated. Not.
withstanding all reports TO the con.
trary, the Indians In the Territory are
quiet, showing no disposition to create
trouble. They are opening new farms
and in every other way exhibiting
their anxiety to adopt the white mans
Way.
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A Painful Accident.

EAsToE. Nd, May San accident
happened thus morning to John Films,
employed At the paper mill AZ a feeder
he had hts right hand caught In 4 sbait
az the mill. The arm was ground an
above the elbow. Films tainted and fall
into the mill. He was taken 10 bis home
and an amputation made below the
shoulder oy DR.. Anderson, Drs. Bate
man, Wilson, Trippe and johnson a..
Sisting. A favorable reaction toor
place after the ampLtation, and this eve
ding ne was doing we'll, but his condi-
ton Is still precarious.
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williamPen ms Remains.

HARRISBURG, Pa. May 10.-In the
State Senate to-day a resolution was
unanimously agreed to and sent to the
House for concurrence locking to the
transfer Of the remains of William
Penn from Jordon Meeting House
graveyard, Buckinghamshire, Eng
land. to Philadelphia. The resolutio u
also provides that copies be sent to
Peter Penn Gaskell Of Ireland, and
William Stewart of England, represent
tatives at law ofWilliam Penn, asking
their cooperation in the matter, and
requests the cooperation of the Presi :
dent of the United States, if necessary,
in securing this object.
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LONDON, May 1o.-In the House of
Commons tonight Mr.. Parnell asked
the Government to state the precise acts
for which Mr.. Dillon was arrested. Mr..
Forster, Chief Secretary for Ireland, re-
fused TO make such an exception in ia.
vor of Mr.. Dillon. MIR. Parnell then
moved an adjournment Of the House,
and declared that heightened confine.
ment would probably be fatal 10 Mr..
Dillon. Mr. Gladstone supported Mr..
Forster's refusal, aud said the Govern
ment would be prepared TO meet direct
Indictment, but objected 10 beng led in-
TO vague discussion on a motion for
adjournment. After general discussion
the motion was agreed 10.
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eorham ana Riddleberger.

WASHINGTON May 10.-The Demo-
cratic employees of the Senate, from
Secretary Burch down to thehumblest
laborer in the coal vaults, are now
convinced that they will not be dis.
turbed before December. The Gorham-
Rid1leberger ticket seems laid aside,
ct least for the present. It is now
doubtful whether it will ever pull
through, even should the Democrats
withhold their faetious opposition.
Riddleberger takes matters very easily
and seems TO care very little about it,
but 9orham is wroth at the President
for his alleged opposition to him.
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Habitual Costiyene..

10 the bane of nearly every American
woman. From II usually arises those dis.
alsofe that 80 surely undermine their
health and strength. Every woman owes
" 70 herself and to her family 10 use
tnat celebrated medicine. Kidney Wort.
1t 10 the sure remedy for constjnst,nn
and for all disorders Of the KIDNEYS and
liver. Try Il In liquid or dry form
Equally efficient In either.-Boston Sam
day Budget. ''o" ''"''-
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PITrsBURo, PA, MAJ
tbat the adjutant General s.-It seem,
nshed supplemental ordsr oen'ly pub.
ana virtually annulline y, modifying
nRnt wines, cider, beer any excepting
resident Hayes order an,oL s,es, Ex.
toxicatlng liquors &C mIl,tprUU nioltlng 10,
stations" Mrs. Mcclellan Br9 posts and
CIV superintendent of tho a OF ths
fiohi6ition Alliance, had an National
With Presider Garfield on N interview
The President said he was '"s question
OF any modification of his n,n not aware
order, and that IL done IL vaS e.ecessori
nis consent. He requested NJ not with
to make him q memorenSe' Brown
facts and he would see that ,S OF lhe
order 10 carried out. me Original
The daily gazette., 1881-05-11

Tne suit OF the Agricultprs,
Mechanical Association Of M and
Maryland vs.. Rev. Henry Ward R mesteIn
sctlon TOT $4,000 damages for bres 'Sds !,
contract, L Is stated, will be rsnsa q
from inc Superior Court, where \ wsa
entered to the United States Iva " wy
court, the fact OF Mr.. Beecher h Sas y
nonresident Of The State giving 'h ~. !
this option. He has employed s.. nln
Archibald STIRLING, Jr., and Gene Ms'' !,
Onandier as bis counsel, who ssy ,h q,
will press the case 70 speedy t n, ,'a icy
have no doubt but they will win !. sOa
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PhiIharmOnic hneie,v

The concert given by the celebra-
ted Germaula orchestra of Reading
last evening, in the Opera House,
under the auspices of the Philhar-
monte Society Of this city, was at
tended by a large and highly de-
lighted audience. The programme
was the best of the order ever rem
dered in this city, and the applause
OF those present fully attested the
TACT that 1t was highly enjoyed.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-11

Another caucus of the Renh,,o. -
senators was held yesterday to deter.
mine the course TO be deusrup In re-
gard to the class Of executive bnsinss.
left unprovided for in the prorramma
81 last week. After . long dehato
which wound up with q two honrs,
speech by Senator Conklino aosirs.
confirming Judge RobertsSn to hs
Collector at New York, the cauonS
having taken no vote on anv nronos;I
ton, adjourned until to-day. p'''
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Ohio wheat Crop.

COLUMBUS, o., May 9.-Secretary of
state Chamberlain, in brief preface
TO the advance sheets of the Nav crop
reIort, says the correct figures show that
only 10 per cent. Of last years crop, or
lO,STS,29S bushels of wheat, still re-
main In the hands Of producers. and
that probable the yield OF the State this
year, with fair average season from
now until harvest, will be about a.
olo,o53 bushels, or So per cent. of last
years fine crop.
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Colonel scott sitting I'm.

Colonel Thomas A. Scott was
much better yesterday. During the
day his attendants removed him
from his bed for a short time, which
added greatly to his comfort. His
progress toward health is much
more rapid than his physicians
hoped for, and is very gratifying to
his friends,
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Cheap Food and Drink.

:. A company composed of charitably
disposed persons has been organized in
New York, under the title of the
Metropolitan Coffee House Companv,
with capital OF 300, 900, for the pur-
pose OF supplying nourishing food and
non Intoxicating drinks at low prices.
IL Is expected that the enterprise,
when fairly established, will be self
supporting, and perhaps pay a small
The daily gazette., 1881-05-11
how TO SECURE HEALTH.

II is strange any one will suffer from
arrangements brought on by impure
blood, when SCUVlLL'S SARSAPA-
RILLA AND SrILLINGIA, OF
BLOOD AND Liver SYRUP wlll re.
store health 70 the physical orgarizaion.
1t IL a strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take and the. BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, curing Scrofula, SYphi
lite disorders, w eak ness of the Ki1neys
Erysipelas. Malaria, Nervous disorders
Debility, Bilious complaints and DIS
eases Of she Blood, Liver, Kidneys
Stomach, skin, etc.
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Hot Wave in tho Wsst.

CHICAGO, May IA man was found
laying unconscious on the sidewalk about
o O'Clock yesterday afternoon. BY the aId
Of restoratlves be partially recovered, but
soon relapsed and doctor pronounced
II genuine case ofsun-stroke. The mer-
curry rose as high as So degrees during the
afternoon yesterday, and the heat coming
80 close upon the cold weather, caused
The daily gazette., 1881-05-11
walking Match An sew VAN,

NEW YORK, May Sat g O'Clock N.
nlght Only Geldert, Glow, Hazel and
sullivan remained on the track: Ahan,
aOO persons were scattered throughcr.
the building. At TO Hughes evidsntI.
became discouraged with the sllm st.
tendance and permaneutly len the
track. Score 103 miles. At midn,sh,
the score stood: Glow, l27 lnilea a ~.
9el1ert, l26; Hazel, 12i; Sullivan. 100
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Every thousand pounds of fat cat
tie sold from a farm carry away one
and half pounds of potash (neat
cattle two pounds), which must be
restored in order to keep the land in
good condition as it was before COM
,nenoing To raise or feed the sto elk.
Wood ashes, which are usually per
mltted to go to waste, contain a large
percentage ofpotash.
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How are Won NV old Friend. ?,

Asked bright looking man. "OhP L
feel miserable I'm bilious and can I
at aud my back is 50 lime can't work /"
why in the world don't yon take
kldney-W orth that's what take when
lm out OF solts, and 1t alvays keeps me
q perfect tune. Ny doctor recommends
II forsnch troubles" Kidney w ort Is tho
sure cure for piliousuess and const,nae
ton. Don't fail to try it.-Long Branch
NDes. 'S''
The daily gazette., 1881-05-11

There was double marriage In a cir
Gus side-show at Galveston. The giant
welded the fat woman and the living
skeleton became the husband of the Cir.
cassian girl. In celebration Of the happy
event a barquet was given in the tent L
the employees of the circus.
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SIR ROBERT CHRIsTIsON, Pm,
aleinn IN Han. NIn Aaaa.r II. - a =.

sHCHHH 70 HUT WhIebty inc Queem OF
England. speaking oil Tue COCA D liant
says ',lne properties OF this wonder
iui plant are the must remarkable OF any
known TO the medical world, From re-
peated personal trials 1 am convinced
that It's use Ii highly beneficial and
tonic" 10 build up broken down sys.
tenn use the Liebig Co.'S Coca Beef Tonic,
iud ofsed and rec mn Ided BY the FORE
naost physicians of Europe and America.
Overwrought and feeble nerves are
quoted digestion IL promoted and new
tone and vigor In all Of the organs OF the
pody follows Its use. Beware OF WORTH
less limitations. may9-6t
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GOOD ENOUGH.

Lovers of a really good chewing tobac-
60 should ask for Miller's Good Enough
Navy Plug as is the only tobacco which
has not the favor of Drug Store and
does not cause sore mouth.
Apr. I'D Il VS. m.
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Frye's Speech as n Bourbon DOcu.
ment.

Special Despatch TO the Press.
WASHINGTON, May 9.-Senator Frye
on his return from Halifax found large
pile of letters awaited him nom Republi-
cans North and South congratulating him
on his recent speech. About one hundred
thousand copies have been ordered by
Democrats for circulation in South Caro-
lima and Virginia the Bourbons thinking
it will have stimulating effect on the
Southern Democracy.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-11
Not Yet Appointed.

Mayor Almond has not yet appoint.
cd policeman TO fill the vacancy in
the third district caused by the removal
OF VIM. Farrady. He will probably
announce the name of the successful
man tomorrow, likewise the names OF
those who are to act as policemen ON
the Brandywine and In the CITY Park.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-11

Persons living In unhealthy localities
u dose ei DIR. Bulls Baltimore Pills coca
sionally 70 keep the liver In a healthy
action. Price only Is cents. At all drug
Rists.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-11

Hawkinsville, Ca, has received
y, 443 bales of cotton since Septem-
Der l, 1880, against l6, S33 the prev
lous year, an increase of 4 ,l07 bales.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-11

NEW YORK, May 9.-six steamship.
To-Day discharged 62n steeraRe passsp.
gers a. Oastle Gardens, the largest num-
January lss. s'u0e
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Decidedly Warm.

The weather this afternoon is dscidsd
ly warm the thel monet ter standIno s, y, ~
degrees above zero. A refreshing brse,s
however somewhat tempered the otbs,.
wise oppressive atmosphere '''
The daily gazette., 1881-05-11

The baby has Its pre- eren 90 as well as
any body, and the taste of III. Bulls
Baby syrup renders 1t acceptable 10
every infant. Price IS cents q bottle.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-11

Carpenter q Russell, northern
capitalists have purchased the Chris
tlan gold mine In Montgomery coun-
ty, N. c., for 500, 900.
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FOURTH EDITION
Indications for To-Day.

For the Middle Alta 1tio States, fair
weather, southerly winds, stationary or
higher barometer and temperature.
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SPECIAL NOTICE..
A CARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the ar.
rors and indiscretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manbood
Nc, VIII semi a recipe that will cure Won
NEE OF CHAhGE. This great remedy
AMERICA. send a seif-add ressed enyeIone
Ven York CstU. May4-eod G1Iws
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A Young Woman Killed INV naanu.

WokcEsTER, MASS :, MAY o-Jeuois
LEVEL, OF Oakdale IS years Of aga drno 1
oedkng poison for water on Saterdsv
evening, from effects OF WI ioh shs 49,
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A Proclamation Asain.. Letter IL.

ALBANY, May l0.-The Governor to-
day issued proclamation warning all
persons against engaging In the sale OF
lottery tickets. der the penalties fixed
neys In es CHI county to strictly enforce
the statutes relative to the subject.
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WEDNESDAY.

Hope Lodge, No. 8, L co.
Champion Lodge, No. ., X. OFF.
Oriental Lodge, No. IL, X. OF p.
Morning Star Division, No. a, 8. II,
Harmony Lodge. No. s. A. o. q. y.
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not CE.-Dr. Khne's Iirsat Nerve
hestorer 10 the marvel of the age for I'll
Herve Diseases. All dts stopped free.-
seno W e3l Arch Street Phile delphia
at- Jsr Dol j
The daily gazette., 1881-05-11
TURKEY Must KEEP HANDS OFF,

France Presents q Warming Againss
Interference In TuHis.
, LONDON, May GA despatch from
Constantinople to the Times says: "The
French Ambassador here handed to the
Porte q note on Saturday last saying thai
the dispatch Of any armed force Tunis
by Turkey would be regarded a. casus
beIli.n
The daily gazette., 1881-05-11
Rrsm xss,srday's Lass NATION

IMPORTANT NoTIoH.--RoBERT J.
REYNOLDS, Esq. Treasurer. OF the
State OF Delaware, gives nrtiCs that he
will attend at the Philadelphia National
Bank for three days in July, oommenc-
ing with the first day. 70, pay of the
tonds OF this State. Interest win cease
from the first Of July, 1881.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-11

BAKERS PAIN PANACEA ceres
pain in Man or Beast.
DR.. ROGERS WORM SYRUP it,
stantly destroys WORMS.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-11
.Of all sad words of tongue or pen,
Tue saddest are these, cit m ighL hav,

The. above q lotation was forcib y
proughgto mind the other day by hear
ing young lady remal X that she would
not now be dying with Consumption II
she had taken Bfness Syrap of Tar,
wild Cherry and HOrehOumd, IN
NO mDer Iast, aud cured her colo, as q
friend OF hers did.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-11

The following were the ruling prices In
market this morning:
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A FINE REPogr FOB WALLA WALL

A FINE REPORT FOB WALLA WALLA
CoUNTY.-By returns just received we
find the number OF acres of decided
land in this county TO be 13i.s61, with
cash value of 81 1886. 060. OF this
amount 100, 900 acres are il cultivation.
with improvements to the value of
1906. $50. V.lue of personal property.
S2.22S 40. Total value of all. 81. 1863. :
$50. Amount of mortgages, $471.250.
There are l44i dwellings. with 1917
families. Number of white males,
5007; white females, 34l3; colored
males, SOB; colored females. 81; foreign
born males, 1857; females. 81; blind.
2; attended school. 1922; American cit
liens over 81. 2l09; married. 2699; I'M.
married. 1881. Total population, $3.50.
Statesman.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WATER SUPPLY.
SEATTLE, W. T.. July 7. 1881

SEATTLE, W. T., July z. 1891
70 The Hon. Mayor and Common Council Of
TIE city Of Seattle and to the People Of said
city:
The undersigned have the honor of
calling your attention to the proposed
form of "a ordinance herewith SUBJ
mitIvd. and respectfully request it.
adoption and passage.
The introduction of q sufficient sup
ply of fresh, pure and wholesome water
Is measure so beneficial in every way
to the city that its necessity is conceded
by all.
The provisions of said ordinance have
been carefully considered by the un =
designed. and they feel assured that.
in the event of the passage of this Or
dinance, they will be enabled TO success
fully accomplish its object. They do
not expect 10 realize fortune out of
this project. but only fair remsnera-
ton for the capital necessary to be
enlisted and employed. Hence no com
pensation is expected or asked for any
supply of water required by the city
for fire, sewerage or other necessary
public purposes. The right to use the
streets, alleys and public places for their
purposes and the franchise for twentys
five years is deemed fair and sufficient
consideration for the liability to furnish
free of charge said water for public
uses. The maximum rates allowed by
said ordinance to be charged for water
furnished for private uses are believed
to be reasonable and fully justified by
the large outlay of money required in
the erection and maintenance of said
proposed works.
In framing said ordinance. care has
been taken TO have its provisions stated
in plain and concise terms aud to pro-
tect all persons now owning and en-
gagged in the operation of water works.
The undersigned would, however, be
pleased to receive suggestions from any
source concerning any defect in the pro-
posed ordinance whereby the rights or
interests of the city or its inhabitants
are deemed to be insufficiently guarded
or protected.
Very respectfully submitted.
JAMES CRAWFORD.
A. MACINTOSH,
II. 6. STRUVE
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Wednesday, July Is. 1881.
EAST SIDE MAIL TO NEW WESTMINSTER.
A New Westminster correspondent
writes US as follows:

A New Westminster correspondent,
writes Us as follows:
The Canadian Government has ap-
pointed postm sster and Custom House
officer at Mud Bay; this is seven miles
north Of Semishmoo. Now why cah,
not the steamer Libby that runs from
Seattle TO Senome just 60 on little
further aud complete the east shore
route to New Westminster, by taking
passengers to Mud Bay. and then they
can be taken by stage Q miles TO New
Westminster This will have 10 be
done some day, and why not now 2? 1t
will be necessary for the U s Govern
ment TO appoint some one on the Amer
lean side TO attend TO the customs.
Nothing would please US better than
TO see this done. A Deputy Collector and
Inspector should be stationed at Sem
iahmoo, with power to enter and clear
vessels, collect customs. &c. Our trade
with British Columbis is restricted one
half by the troubles and expenses Incl
dent to commerce. Now il a vessel
wants to 60 from Mud Bay to semiah.
moo. z miles. she Is required first TO
report at Port Townsend, and an I'M
necessary voyage Of $50 miles thereby
made. If O man or package OF
freight is bound from New Westminster
or Burrard Inlet TO Whatcom-twenty-
five or thirty miles distant-a rounda-
bout trip via Victoria aud Port Town
send is necessary. and from the latter
place either by way OF San Juan Island
or Seattie-s distance of from one hun
dred and fifty miles TO three hundred.
made, in the case Of passengers. at an
expense Of from ten to twenty dollars.
II IL were not for this trouble there can
be no doubt whatever that line of
fine. large boats would now be plying
between Burrard Inlet and New West
minister on the one side and Seattle
and other Puget Sound ports on the
other. All this can be effected. but
only by petitioning the Government for
the same. It is worth the while OF the
new owners Of the Sound steamers
the o II 6 N Co.-to attend TO
it. and they are the ones to secure the
boon. il any one. We submit the mat
ter ss worthy their consideration and
action.
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built at the yard Of Cramp & Sons at
Philadelphia. The Philadelphia Ledger
Of recent date says: The keel is be-
ing laid for an iron steamship to be
named Queen of the Pacific. intended
to run between San Francisco and
Portland. Oregon. This steamship
will be $40 feet long. 50 feet 6 inches
beam. and p feet deep. She is being
bull: under the highest class Of Bureau
Feritas. and will steam l6 miles per
hour, regular stesming. and it is
claimed will be the fastest steamship
on the Pacific. Her engines are OF the
compound type. with piston valves and
an indicated horse power of 5000 The
boilers will carry 100 pounds Ct steam
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WEST INDIES,
Revolutions.

HAVANA. July IL. - The steamer
brings Advsces from Sc Thomas to the
oth. Ex-President Guillermo of Santa
Domingo arrived there with General
Rafael Perez. and was purchasing Ar
mament and preparing for invasion Of
Santa Domingo. He has two schoon-
ers and 400 men ready 20 start In the
early part Of August. Advices are
from Santa Domingo are TO tina 30th
uit. The greatest cammotion pre-
vailed there because OF the threatened
invasion.
Advises from Vsnex1lr are 10 the
5oth ult- II is positively asserted that
. revolution has broken oat in the in
terror.
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HOPS AND PoLECaTs.
The following is bill before the
New York State Legislatures:

The following is bill before the
New York State Legislature:
An act for the protection Of polecats,
otherwise known rs skunks.
The People Of the State IF Ne'c York,
represented IN Senate and assembly, do
enact as folloaos:
SECTION l. No person shall at any
time or place within this State kill any
polecat, otherwise known ns skunk, nor
shall any person sell or expose for sale
or have in his possession the pelt of
such animal. Any person violating
this section shall be deemed guilty OF
. misdemeanor. and in addition thereto
shall be liable to penalty Of $40 for
each offence.
Readers generally will be amazed to
learn that this bill was put forward in
earnest. but upon learning it's object
that feeling will disappear. The OBJ
ject is said to be to protect the hop
growers Of the State. A large grub
was destroying the hops aud running
the farmers engaged In that Industry.
The skunk was the natural snemy Of
that grub. They came out Of their
holes at night and went 10 the hop
yards and ate these grubs by the mil
lions. Every skunk who thus visited
hop yards was worth $50 to the farmer
whose yard he visited. The farmers
of Otsego county are largely engaged
in the raising Of hops. and the bill was
introduced in all earnestness by one OF
lite members. who declared that sunless
something was done to protect these
skunis. II was impossible 10 say what
would become OF the people"
The explanation and bill were offered
seriously. and it is said that there can
be no doubt that the protection o. the
Empire State will be hereafter confer.
red upon this generally despised animal.
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Judge Hunt. Of the Navy Depart
ment, Il may be presumed. knows q
good deal about women. having been
married four times. He h,s recently
issued an order to the effect that women
shall no longer be allowed to live on
board ships Of war when In commits
sion for sea service. nor shall they be
taken a. passengers under any circum-
stances. The women who have been
recipients Of these fAvors in the past
do not think the Secretary ~ gallant
an old tar - ae might be. Ramors
previously circulated, that he had or
dered supply Of artesian wells for
ships use wbzc at see. and Of Fairbanks
scales for weighing aachors in pert.
ere now pronounced mere fabficAtions.
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Clty Election az wsIia walls.

WALLA WALLA. July 1.-THE city
election passed off quietly today. Jas
McAuliff was reelected Mayor; John g
Justice, reelected city Marshal and A
III Reynolds. VIM Glassford and Ed
Baumles.er were elected Councilman.
The water works scheme was beaten by
q good majority.