Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-06-26

The Sslaisrs' Orphans Hone vas epeeed
With appropriate eerenories The build.
ing cost $l51, coo, and will .ecomodate 100
children.
HAVANA, joe 11s-Exyslition Of GOO
filibusters froa the United hates, il !. r..
ported, s6sctsl lss5Esg atPs.ta Areu.,
anmolssted They fpmedia1ely marched
to the insesioE, vhese they ised Jordan,
forces The 6paniaels sre 6iwhtenel. and
arbitrary srresh of saspieisus persoas are
Increasing.
RICHMOND, June IA terrific rain
storm visited the western part Of North
Carolina on Sunday night causing destruc.
tive freshets throug h that part Of the State
The damage is estimated At half millio,
dollars. No lives we're lost.
FoRr WALLACE, Kansas, June. 21.-
The Indians attacked the Government tr,in
yesterday. six miles from here. and can.
tured three six-mule teams. The Indian,
were pursued, and all but two Of the mule,
re.takeu. saaaasssa-.esas~ese.aas-s
ST. LOUIS, June 21.-A Hays CITY spe.
cial says Col. Greeuwood's party, xho are
surveying the route of the Kansas Pacikc
Railroad from Sheridan to Denver. were sur.
prised and attacked ON the morning of tbs
10Th, BY band offfty Cheyenses. .AAer
desperate fight the surveyors succeeded
in killing four Indians, wcunding several
and putting the rest to fight Two Of fhe
Greenwood party we're wounded.
1t has been resolved to call q grand
mass Woman's Suffrage Convention here
ON October 9th, during the Agricultural
Fair. All the Woman Suffrage associa-
lions in the country are cordially invited to
send delegates.
WASHINGTON, June 19.-The Brick
layers Union expelled six members because
they persisted in working with two colored
bricklayers in the Washington Navy Yard.
To-day. Judge Fisher, presiding in the
Criminal Court, ordered the Marshal to
summon a number Of colored citisens to Gil
vacancies in the grand and petit jaries.
1t is generally admitted that Douglass.
the colored compositor, will be continued
at the Government printing Office irrespec-
tice Of any society action. To-day, three
eompositors resigned, one Of them a Grip
pied clerk; he would not work With ne
gro Another compcsitor was discharged.
BosroS June 19.-The closing perform
ance Of the Peace jubilee was given 10
day BY some 600 70 5000 school children.
attracting large and delighted audience
Ole Bull played solo and Parera Rosa
and Adelaide Phillips sang daet- The
closing piece was the one hundredth psalm.
sung BY the children, the audience Joining.
Several children we're overcome BY the
heat aud excitement.
New YORK, June 21.-The funeral ser
vices of Henry J. Raymond took place this
afternoon. The edifice. portion of which
was reserved for the family and intimate
friends of the deceased. was crowded for
two hours before the services began. Rain
fell in torrents during the afternoon, but
not enough to prevent large assembly Of
ladies. Mayor Hall, Admiral Farrzgut.
Gen. Mcdowell. Tharlox Weed, Senator
Morgan, ". c. Bryant. Horace Greeley.
b. Tray. A. T. Stewart. Collector Grimc'l
and Gen. Custar were present. The chief
mourners were Rzymond's only son. his
two brothers. brother ia-law. Geo. ID. Jones
and oiEer members Of the Associated Press.
Nearly all the journalists of this city and
quite 4 number from other paris Of the
coua.ry were present Til. eercnony
opened with voluntary on the organ,
Rev S.ephen H. Tying read Episcopal
service for The dead Henry Ward Beech
e. delivered a touching cnolory ON Ray
n,onsl: Rev. Mr. Ken: followed with
prayer. Rev. Profe-sr Shei,ier pro
nounced hcneiictiou and The remains i, is
understood viii be left in the church dur
ing tonight, 10 he privately inferred at
Greenwood tomorrow