Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-06-11
LATER IRON TnE ATLANTIC yTITfS.
Democratic Victory !. Oressdi

State ticket is elected by from foar to 6vs
hundred majority. The Legishture !,
Democratic from ton to fsurteen On Joint
ballot. Two, and probably, three Of the
Supreme and circuit Judges are Demo.
cratic. Umatilla county gives 245 Dem.
ocratic majority on State ticket. Union
county gives 200 Democratic majority.
The Republican majority this side Of tie
mountains is 300; Democratic majority
east Of the mountains is seven to eipht
hundred.
HAVANA, June City Of Mexico
dates to juno LIST are received. There il
a report that the Guayn'ss revolution i
ended for the present.
A violent earthquake occurred in the
State of Paxaca, and in the city of that
name lob persons We're killed and So
wounded. Onc.third Of the city is uuin.
habitablc. The earthquake extended to
the mines, where IL persons were killed
and wounded. Buildings in all parts Of
the State are destroyed, Reports Of ID:
dtional deaths expected. 49,.
CONsTANTINOPLE,J juno 4-Yestefday
afternoon fire broke out, which spread
rapidly through the richest quarter Of the
city. The flames were first discovered in
an old building on the north side Of tho
Golden Horn. A strong wind was blow:
ing at the time. The FIRE communicated
quickly to the adjoining buildings. The
efforts of firemen and citizens to stop the
progress were of No avail. In . few
hours the residences of the English,
American and Portuguese Ambassadors
and .Consulates, the Naomie Theater,
many churches and mosques, and thou
sands Of houses and the richest stores and
shops in the city were reduced to ashes.
The loss Of life by the falling walls was
fearful. 1t is estimated that at least 30
people were killed or injured by this cause
alone. The loss Of property is incalcula-'
bic The fire at this hour is burning fur
iously. Excitement Of the people beg
gars description.
CoNsTANTINopLE, June 6.-Thc con-
fagration is checked, though the flames
still rage fiercely at some points. The
loss is immense. the burned district being
one of the wcalthiest quarters. x
Chicago, June GA Times Washing
ton special has table, prepared at the
Treasury Department, givinS list Of
States which have secured less than tkeis
proportion Of national bank circulationi
under the existing laws, together with the
balance to which each is entitled. Ac.
cording to tho statement, under the old
law California is entitled to $500, OOO;
Utah, SlO2,O Washington Territory,
$4,000. The list of States entitled tV
additional 25,O0O.O0 Of bank circulation
by section 10 Of the Ilousc bill, to Lc
considered this week, includes Colorado,
whose proportion. il based on tho last cen
sns, would lie S1l6,0UO; Oregon, ncarly
SCI 900; Utah, $4,000; Washington
Territory, $4,000. 1t is intimatcd that
the Treasury Department. will now throw
its influence for the bill which also pro-
viies for uniform per cent. bonds, and
will oppose the new bill just finished ~
the committee on Ways and Means.
\ terrible tornado passed over n portion
of Scott county. Illinois, Saturday, de-
stroying orchards and crops, blowing down
trees and ,uiles Of fencing.
HAVANA, June !t--Thc Captain Cen
eral tclegraphs that the lilibus', ring cxre-
dition from New York on the steamer
Tp,ns. disc,nbarked at Puerto Bravo. =
few miles east of Neuvitas, was attacked
by the Spanish troops 100. strong. assisted
by two gunboats. and dispersed, losing
nine killed. including Capt. Harrison, two
drowned, and three taken prisoners. The
steam laupek, rubber RATS, and entire car
70 Vi ayn,s, ammunition and medicine were
capt ured. Cisnearo, who commanded the
expedition, had sailed Oh the Upton for
Colombia, to bring back an expedition OF
200 Colombians.
The Jor dc Cs1n says six tons Of pow
der, 1000 rifles, md the satirs matcriaI OF
the expedition fell into tue hands Of the
Spanish troops, and severalprsoners we're
Immediately executed.
New YORK, June 6.->Peelsls say y
private dispatch from CoustaDtinoPls says
the massacre of the Jews in Roumania
was from 1000 to 5000. Other dispatches
say the stories heretofore telcgraphed were
greatly exaggerated, and that the massacre
did not exceed 5000. Among the jews
in New York there is manifested dispO-
sition to postpone action in the matter un-
til more positive information is received.
The SIN says Fish will soon be super.
ceeded in the State Department by Sen
ator Morrill,, Of Maine.
Horace Greeley's illness has assumed
serious form. Apprehensions arc felt tor
his recovery.
WASHINGTON, June "a special
meeting of the Reconstruction Committee
tonight decided to press the Georgia bill
and postpone the Tennessee question Of
reconstruction. -...:..
In the Senate, at the evening session,
the Indian appropriation bill was passed
with amendments making appropriations
for carrying out treaty stipulations for the
purchase of clothing and provisions, and
pay Of annuities, including Sl60, 900 to
carry out treaty stpulations with the Sioux
and containing the Pence Commission as