Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-07

The citv election takes place on Mon
day next.
The dust never vas worse here than
Is il now.
Yesterday vas ons of the hottest days
OF the season
Steamship UmatilIs, loaded with coal,
went TO ssa last night.
Dr.. Root b fitting mp IN once In room
No. = In the Ysaler-L sa1y blook.
Rev. J. A. With viii preach at Lake
Onion In Pegs hall On Sunday, q 4
o'clock
Cspe. Geo. D. Hin and family are
summs1ing at their beautiful piacs on
Fidalso Island.
Rev. D. J. Pierce viii preach upon the
Issues Of toe sppeoaenin0 city election,
On sunday nigat.
2. T. 0irArd, the piano seller. Il again
In the city WITH stuck Of musieal tn
ssxuments fog sale.
Captain Julius W. Smith, Of the Ar
Hnaton, - oandidass fos the Council
from tbs FlrS ward.
DR.. WaYrsn's Ysgha Bus1a Bittsrs
have some strong recommendations N
our sdversinn2 columns.
George Mcdonald, the s&svedors, left
on the Dakota Lass night. 70 b gone
tnfes Or fouf weeks.
II. Ausrbseh, Of the arm of Toklss 3
Sinxerman Vt tons CITY, IN CO .apany w.ta
0is wife, leaves f0r kurops to-day.
Candidates for municipal honors are
providing 70 tbs front, and p.omaso 70
% softiolsntiy numerous 20 iii ali tbs
Fplaoes twice Or thf1oe over.
Mis- Frances E. Willard, having CON-
pletsd her work on tue sound and II,
Sios0eis. returned - Portland yestsr-
day, and today Will 20 east Of the Cas-
ca0as.
Madame Fanny Jananschek, the oels-
brated traxodisaae, Supportod ~ ncr
own powerful COMPANY, VIII play In
seattle On the eveAinxs VI July l7sn and
18th.
One advantage Of the smoke that nov
0bscures tbs SKY Is that 1t serves as q
suusaAds and puroepuoiy oools ~ at
m0sposrs that OtaorNlss w0uld be op-
prsaaiveiy hut.
A numosr of the ruaners and tr0tters
from Oregon, with their saddles and
suJkles. viii leave on the Emma Hay
ward this morning. on their return 70
the Webfoot state.
The condition Of L. 8. Rove's little
daughter has not materially changed
since our last report. There are still
hopes Of her recovery from the effects
Of the pistol ball wound.
Jos. A. Stewart, the printer. started
for San FranolscO Lass evening. He e1-
pests TO be accompanied by Mrs. stew
art on his return; she having been for
many months past in the East.
Fred II. Sparkling is at the front with
construction party on the Northern
Pacific Railroad, where he will remain
for . msnth, after which he expects to
20 into the Office at Portland.
A brother of VIM. Montgomery has
arrived from San Francisco 70 take
charge Of the tobacco and cigar busi-
ness, whI0h has bosn closed for some
time On account Of illnsss of the pro-
prietor.
W. ID. Wood, the young lawyer, re-
turned from California last night.
bringing with him ths BRIDE he married
while away. We trust Mrs. Wood will,
in duo time, become a. loyal and de-
voted friend of seattle a. her husband
has during his resldence here of .
tWelvem0nth.
Last Monday morning a. Mrs. H.
Kenler, Of PsndletOn, was taking q
sheet from her bed she accidentally
caused q revolver to drop ON the door
and explode, the ball from tho pistol
passing through the head Of her infant,
killing It instantly. The mother il
nearly distracted.
The s. r. Chronicle of recent date
said: The steamer Dakota sails t0da 7
for Seattle and Victoria, and every Fri-
day vessel sails for these ports. the
freight traffic to these ports was 20
heavy that the vessel ceased taking
freight ON wednesday. The freight
traffic 70 Oregon was 30 heavy yesterday
afternoon that besides the wharf being
crowded With teams, others stOOd out
side tor more than block from tue en-
trance.