Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-11-07

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Done At the CIV OF Washington this tie
twelfth day Of Octolcr in he war Il our
Lord, one tLousand q III hundred aud
sixty eight, and OF he in4tpeud. nee ofthe
Cni:cd States the mint third.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President:
WILLIAM il. SEWARD, Sec'y Of State.
" The following items are taken f.om
the hteH,genccr:
FORESTS ON FIRE IN EuRorE.-Thc
Liverpool Merrury s'ys that from all arts
the continent comes the same story Of
forests on fire. The ravages in Russia
appears to BE- most extensive, and the
flames were report to be making rapid
progress in the direction of St. Petersburg.
The trains on the Nicolas Railroad for
some timr have been running backward
and forward thro' distance Of 200 versts
or about 1870 English miles, envcloped in
flames and smoke,
The steamer Columbia. having the bark
Sampson in towarrivrd at Port Blak ly on
Friday night. She had put in at Neah
Bay in distress, and had generally bud
weather on her passage from San Francis
co.
We understand the Library Association
OF SEATTLE have leased Mr.. Yssl-r's hall,
and are tiiig up a stage. with APP
appropriate ii iings, ETC.. with . view OF
giving dramatic entertainments.
One of the new schoonrrs, built by Mr..
Math4son, and which was launched ut
PORT Madison on tho 22d, is now taking
in q cargo of lumber for San Francisco.
Ship Egmont. which sailed from
Esqnmalt for New York March 29ih,
with telegraph cabl" on board, reached her
destination on September Sth.
u Monday was day of accidents in
this vicinity. A sawyer in the rumwater
mill, by the name of Daniel Beat, had all
the fingers and thumb taken off lis right
hand. at the first joint, by circular saw.
last Monday, and Thomas Mahon, a young
man in Pierce county, had one f.'his hands
injured by the discharge of gun which
he was cleaning, on tho same day.
MIsFORrUNEs NEVER CONE SINGLY-
The truth Of this adage has been verified by
the loss Of the little dau shtpr Of Mr.. J. N.
Gale, who died Tuesday morning, about
8 o'clock. A few days before, he buried
the youngest child. q BABE not quite two
months old. Both died Of dipthera.
We sympathizs with the btreaved parents
in their terrible affection.
- The following passengers arrived
by the Anderson yesterday mosning:
Mrs. King. James. Morley, Carew. Miss
Flora McCulloch. Elwood Evans. James
Jones, wife aud three children. Capt. J.
II. Nickcrson, Lawrence, DIR. II. H-min-
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