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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-21
Cuban News.

WASHINGTON. August 12.-Cuban adj
vices are to the 9th inst. General Jordan
had commenced active preparations for
campaign. Several points on the coast are
in pos session of the Cubans, with power to
hold them against any land force that can
he brought against them. The Cuban
leaders state that If bcliycrcnt rights arc
granted them by the United States the eff
feet in Cuba will be such that in less than
thirty days they will have possession of
the entire island outside of Havana. They
claim that the Cubans all sympathizc with
Ccspcdes' government and the disatfcction
Of the Spanish troops would leave the Span
i>h government without an army.
1t is reported that there arc serious diff
cultes among the volunteers and that many
in the interior are joining the Republicans.
The Spanish troops arc represented as so
dcmoralized in condition as to be beyond
the control of the officers. Everything is
favorable to the Cuban cause.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-21
CHOLERA.
HOW TO CURE IT.

At the commencement Of the didrrhGa.
which always prcccdes an attack of the cholera,
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it. In short it il Pain Kitier.
The Pain Killer is sold by all dealers in fam
lily medicine. July -.
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NEISSION Wooden Goods and Blankets /;
lN Oregon Wooden Goods, and Pacific
Wooden Underwear, at Agents rates.
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Rsy" An international boat race takes
place in London on the 18th inst.
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S1Op That COUGHING

h really thu VERY BEET remedy svtp esmpsvuSea
Whoopipg Cough, Bronchitis and Cca6umpaIua. TKoc
eands Of people 10 California end Oregoa have 6sef
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Let every one who wants Watch, read this
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hereby notify friends aud tho public generally that have this day. entered
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heimer Portland Thanking
public ~ the liberal heretofore extended solicit
for the new firm III t. II
Port Townsend JAM IT, 1869 s'f's " " "
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-21

A CALL.-Mr. w. II. Barnard, Of Port
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'CoOPER's MAGNETIC BALM.-This
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A GENCY of the United Anaheim Wine
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- ~. NEWELL'S -
Pulmonary Syrup

snd with one accord give II their unqualified spppo
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for The hsaliag q q! 41aasss Of ~ ussas ~
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TLOTIIING and Furnishing Goods, in large
l } quantities and at reduced rates, at
ROTHSCHILD l. CO.'S.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21

resolved by large majority Of the members that my
self and other members Of the Union employed in the
Nayy-YaTd should stop work or be expelled from the
Union This demand made upon us from the fact that
cOlOred brckayers employed in the yard Irespect
fully decline to quit the Government work Were your
proceedings conducted in spirit OF justice and human.
tty, you would have no cause TO mako such demand
upon We're you open your doors for the ADMISSION
OF cOored your Union the Government work is
to them the trouble woulN end. Though you exclude
political discussions from your councils you are pOlu
cal body or at least themaory are Political is TOO md
term TO be applied many of you. The vail win Whlch
you would cover yourselves thin to hide your de-
fOrmy Numbers of you worked with coored brick
layers whom they slaves without complaint and am
or the opinion that II they acre returned TO slavery To-
morrow you would alter your laws that you would
have the estimable privilege OF working with cOored
chatte. Your Union barrel y formed when you com
menced your threats against the Government Whlch
ended In your defeat and you seam to be Keeping up
with no better prospect Of success than on former oc
casOns II is said that entered into certain obligations
when joined the Union admit It, But when 1t is de-
manded OF to fOTsake my eOnvL OF right and duty
10 Join with men TO embarrass tke Government ana TO
make war upon portion OF my oWn country born rel
Owctizens VIII take my stand the side OF right,
and have nothing TO do with course so lnnghteOus as
you would have TO do You have good and sensible men
among YOU but will not listen TO wise counsel You are
joined to your idols and II best to l you alone re-
gret that there has been occasion for my penning this
letter 1t is dsagreeabe for TO enter into strife with
my feIowmen quiet corner suits my age and temper
ament best. The harm that may TO from being
expelled from the Union will not amount 10 much
Mhen the Government has longer for services
there VIII be some opening for me by which can make
living. Respectfully, THOMAS MAHoNEY.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
YELLOW FEVER AT QUARANTINE.

The United States sloop-of-war, Saratoga,
Commander Whiting which left Havana June Z, touched
AZ Key West Oh the lth nst and there received orders
90 proceed to Portsmouth, EewHampshire, arrived at
this port yesterday Two deaths from yellow fever oc
cured on board before leaving Havana, and three
during the VOYAGE The disease spread to such an extent
among the officers and crew, that Commander whiting
deemed II best put into the nearest port The follow
Ing persous suffering with the disease, were transferred
10 the Hospital ship Illinois yesterday James
T. Giraud L. A. Pay, VIM. II. Curtis gunner n
Thomkns bOatswaln Walter A. Failing, mate W. j..
McMulln, Captains clerk II. c. Rachel, Lieutenant;
Robert Anderson. Signal quartermaster; Frank Robin
son cook iJames Anderson, Samuel Blodget, mates W.
IT. Palmer, Marine corporal; James Reynolds, marine
John Henry, marine; Michael Hartford, marine; samuel
Rathberg, and John Hnaberger marine. The following
deaths have occurred board the Saratoga: John T.
Quinn, Surgeon June g. Michael Bowler, post marine
inue 7: John Ryey seaman June l8; Edward Fitzger-
AID, seaman, June 10; and Geo NJ Fagg, Lieutenant,
Juno 20. There are 20 cases now at Quarantine
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21

and cut Io OF the spines Witness felt the piece Of
bone with his finger and endeavored TO extract IT, put IL
was lost in the blood and flesh The fourth wound was
through his left arm the bend OF the elbow. Inc
knife entered the outer side OF the arn where the
cut too inches in length, and emerged the inner
side OF the arm where it showed cut OF quarter OF
an inch In length Col Cranes death was unquesona,
bly, caused by the two wounds In the chest The wound
I'm his side was full Of blood had bed excessively satur
aung his clothing, and continued TO for seyera
hours after his death.
Dr. j. Harrington testified to carrying the challenge
OF Herger to Col Crane; the deceased at the Mayors
oce on the sh the day Of his DEATH Col Crane read the
letter, and said he would not meet Mr. Yerger on the
street, he did not carry armsnever had in his e-and
said, In this matter have been simply acting in the
honest discharge OF my duty Mayor Of the city, sew
eral citizens had declined TO pay their taxes till Yerger
paid his witness begged Col Crane not 70 the street
aferward he delivered this message to Yerger who was
much excited thereat witness dinner and before
he returned Col. Crane was killed.
George w. Bird testified to Yerger saying no passed
witness's store on the sth intend to kill the -
Yankee
j. L. Carter testified that Yerger TO him on the
morning OF the sth and said he expected TO have DIM
Guilty with Col Crane he asked the witness TO prescribe
drink OF whisky and genan, which he drank he took
of his gold seevebuttOns and left them with the witness,
but gave reason for so doing.
The Commission adjourned till Monday.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
THE SOUTHERN STATES.

TRIAL OF YERGER FOR THE MURDER OF COL.
CRANE - THE PROSECUTION CLOSE THEIR
CASE.
JACKSON, Miss, June 19-The Military Com
mission met yesterday, and after the examination Of
number Of witnesses closed the case for the Government
Capt John H. Barthod, Assstansurgeon United States
Army testified TO examining the body Of Col Crane. He
found four wounds made by sharpcutting lnstrument
three on his body and on his loft arm one wound
was quarter OF an inch inside OF the left nipple, the
upper end of the wound being two and half inches
higher and nearer the middle line OF the body In THIS
wound the fourth rib cut across. Another wound
was under ms left aTm.p about Two inches III length
horizontally, as stands, ana about TWO hche5 III
length. IL passed I'm between two ribs not"Ang then
both and was very dcep-as Tar as tho longest fingers
could reach The third wound was on mo iCJ sac OF
his back two inches below tie last rib This cut was
two aud hall " three inches l0nE. II passed BACKWARD
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
All Notices Of Marriages must be inSorsOd wia nuu
l - AIIl2l AlAZ ANAALAA'
DIED..

DIED.
D4Ey D5eSp B. st ssprd 5 . IgPS y fIT sEsf s I s
The rave and friends Of the family respectfully Invited attend
the North Reformed Church IN ClemonsFei neat
Myrtleave. Tuesday, June %, at o'clock
BALDWIN-A Newark Friday JuIe 49, Hannah, widow OF
William Baldwin deceased aged = years months aud Il days
the residence Of her onnaw Jefferson Ellis No 6 commerce
TUESDAY June ~ ats o'clock lnternent Fist FresoJ
teusn Chureh Yard
BARTHr Charue Bah IN the 59h year Of her on Friday
June 10, after long and severe Illness
Her funeral place Monday o'clock from her late res
requiem will be offered M the OF her SOUL and
thence 10 Cayary Cemetery.
BRANERDon Saturday June 49, Willie Lester youngest so7 Of
Annie Brans aged I've months ana dAyS
restyss friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 aena
he nera the residence Of BIS psent No. @ south Seone
ST, Brooklyn, T. D., Tuesday, June ~ at2 O'Clock p IN
DBMAREsT-ou Sunday morning. 90 Abraham P. Denass
soldier Of 1912
Notice Of the funeral hereafter -
Son Of Dr. s. D. aud Helen v N Humphrey aged 10 month";
Hudson papers please copy. -.--.-,-- -, ,o, -.
ORTOSt oyster Bay T. L. Saturday evening The 18th ns
Mrs R. II. OroB, In the 10th year Of her age.
PHILPsE-Tn PhipstowH (Garou0 Jpe 49, Cathaue Wade
worth Phpse wife Frederick Phpse IN The G year Of ber age
Garrison snd deposited IN the family
vault in Trinity C6lrehyaId IN the Ky t o. 20 attend 10
VAN ygCTSOn Sunday June 90 Elizabeth c. youngest daughter
Of J. r. aud the late Helen c. Van Yechten - ,,.,
The relatives friends and aequantanees oi the my hIs a 20 Az
her funeral Tuesday neat at $3.50 from No Sii Deanst
between Bourh aud Fahayes Brooklyn
wADR-oa Sunday morning. the 2h inst Maria S. wife Of bAs
Wade jr, To the 68th year Other age ,.,.. .,..a
her funeral fomher late reIdenes No y West sepnsRhs1 Oh
TUESDAY afternoon, as2 O'Clock without further notice
sgwYoRK TYPOGRAPHICAL soCRTYTbs members are hereby
poded TO attend the funeral services our 'te hSaot1y s
THos C. Faulkner, Sec CHAS hcDBllI' ffeSaeoA
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
OBITUARY..

Jose Maria Lacunza, who died on Saturday
Havana Of the yellow fever Of the very abes
OF tho many ministers Of MACMILLAN. With Lares form
ory associated with Mr. Lacunza In Of the cabinets
OF the dictator Santa Anna he constituted the moving
power OF MaXamilians ministry. LacunZa ranked high
as lawyer, and OF his productions as poet arc
preserved in the literature OF his country.
Charles Howard, aged 6S years, and one Of
the most honored citizens OF Baltimore died Friday at
Oakland Allegheny County, n. Y, where he had gone
for the benefit OF his health lie had held many import
ant public trusts in that city, and at the time OF his death
trustee Of the Peabody Institute fund.- and the char
itahIo and beueYOlent institutions.