Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-10-28

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tarns firm oil III coansi-s give Cox .
majority Of 3s.3s7. ~h'le thu average ma
iesisy Of the Stare ticket is aboas thru,
thousand. The Legislature stand Union,
%: Democratic. IL. In tn. Sena,-.
Union 4 4: and Is Democrats ia the House.
The soldiers vote will not be counted till
next mouth.
F~"ia" Ce"se"sse" ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
New York. Ot. l6.-The Erpre,s
special from Philadelphia says abou, five
hundred delegates were present at the
National Convention of Fenians. They
were sitting with closed doors. Addition.
al delegates are arriving. Rumors of the
most exciting order are ai1oat. One is that
a plan for provisional government or
Irish Directory will be urged. with author
ity to issue bonds, commission privatetrs,
etc.
A. II. stephens, Again.
Boston, Oct. 1.-THE Post of this city !
says: Alexander H. Stephens was en-
tertain-d at a private dinner at the REVERE
House yesterday evening. by General
Fairhild. of Chelsa. Stephens said it
was his policy to support the policy of ,
President Johnson for the reco 'struction
of the Union to the full extent Of his
ability aud influence.
Cubiam News.
New YORK, Oct. l8.-The steamer
from Havana with dates t" the 14th. his
arrived. During tn" first we k in Octo.
Ter. heavy rains and high winds prevailed
through the island. Foreign people shut
themselves up and suspended business.
Cheat Aoods occurred, covering the ,rlc-
graph poles in some places aud damaging
railroad tracks. Several lives were Lost by
drowning and much misery prevails.
New York. OFT. AN. Garcia, the
Peruvian Minister in Washington. pub.
fishes communication in,losing on Off
cial circular from his Government, warn
ing the America Government and its PEG.
pl. against entering Into any contracts
with revolutionary authorities of his coun-
try under the leadership ofGen. Conxeco,
particular caution is given in regard to
the matter Of guano. The Chncha Islands
which supply this valuable Article. are
now in 20 session Of the revo utionisis,
but the Government de f,cto, announces
that any person exporting guanio thence
under a permit from Gen. Conzpco will be
considered depredators and prosecuted.
Cairo, Oct. 17.-The steamer Brilliant !
en- route for ST. Louis, from Memphis. with
800 tons Of freight and sixty passengers,
was burned at New Madrid, at o'clark /
yesterday. The flames spread SO rapidly
that there was barely time to run the boat
ashore. Some Of the passengers escaped
without clothing. The fire was caused by
explosion Of u kerosene lamp. /
Nrw York, Oct. 17.-Tbe steamers
Idaho and Lee have arrived from Savan.
nah. OF that city it is said that at no
time during the past ten years has there
been more activity among shipping and in
trade generally than at present.
The Herald contains q circular from
General Pills setting forth certain rules
for the government If freedmen. They ars
therein infwm-d that they will not BE-
subsist-d in idl-ncss BY the Government
and the WHITES are assured that they will /
bs held to good faith in their just co,,-
II ,cas with the fre. dn~n.
The Tr;Lsse says the bond.d ware
house. of Harris K Ashley. 5 and 4 Bridge
-tr-e,. ~ere d,~'ray-d by ere At sn early !
hnsr this nsr,sing. The hu dinss we're !
sssr~d ~i'h c~'ssa. whisky and Asus. The
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