Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-11-04
ALTER fiOi TnE ATLANTIC SLAVES
TELEGRAP PHO.


W D1SHSutIut pre-
vAlenC in thaecount5 Of sesilpox. Dur.
ring the last ssmmef &c, 900 deaths from
yellow foyer hate SECURED Ia Buenos Az:
res, and $4,000 deaths 10 the Province Of
Corrientes.
The nail manufac turcrs of the Atlantic
States held convention in this CITY on
Saturday, and decided to day to advarcc
wholesale prices fifteen cents per key. in
consequence Of the heavy loss by Chicago
FIRE.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 30.-The steamer
Hassler sails tomorrow for Boston, where
Prof Agassiz', party will be takct, on board
and start on an exploring expedition around
Cape Horn and up the Pacific
CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-Hon. Joseph Ne,
dell, Of the Tribune, has been nominated
for Mayor by the Republican Central Com.
mittee, the Democratic Committee accept.
ing him as part Of the proposed plan for
the union Of the two parties, who agreed
on q satisfactory division of Offices. They.
make the rest Of their nominations today.
This will take all excitement out of the
election and secure good men for Office.
The people have no time or disposition to
enter into political rings, aud their action
gives great satisfaction. The FINAL basis Of
agreement between the Committees gives
the Democrats six County Commissioners,
City Treasurer, City Attorney, Judge Of
the Circuit Court, ono Police Magistrate,
eight Aldermen, seven Constables, ono
Town Supervisor, one Town Clerk asd one
Collector. .-. .... u.i ..f-
A gentle rain is falling this morning.
It was greatly needed, and will remove
much fear of further conAagrations. The
weather continues mild and building 10 pro-
crossing rapidly.
WASHINGTON Oct. 28.-Tho President
appoints the Both day of November as
day Of Thanksgiving f
New YORK, Oct. 27.-Twecd IL arrested
and held to bail in the sum ofS1 900, 0OO
j. Gould and Commodore Garrison are his
boudsmen. The Times states that Tweed
has been busy tho last few days in hid
ing away personal and real estate, and the
stock which he had has nearly all been
sid or transferred. Over four millions
worth Of real estate has been transferred
within the past few days. Yesterday he
made over to Richard NJ. Tweed, his son,
real estate to the value of one million, iu-
eluding his Fifth Avenue residence.
Private dispatches announce the death
of Gen. Robert Anderson. who died ut
Nice, France. He had gone there three
weeks ago, hoping to receive benefit from
the change. 1t is known that the reports
Of his poverty are without foundation. lie
received full pay US Brig. General, aud
ko1 houIenno ;oCCu,o hovsIoo
SALT LAKE, Oct. 3l.--The U. s. Dis.
trict Court has adjourned until the 3D. Of
November, the same day on which the
Grand Jury will assemble. ...
Two hundred dollars alimony was grant,
cd the polygamous wife Of William Clay
ton, who is suing for divorce.
The application Of Stout, one ofthc par-
ties charged with Yates murder, for re-
lease on bail, was granted.
Warrants are issued for the arrest ofeev.
eral other prominent Mormons under in-
dictment Of the Grand Jury. .'''r
Jos. A. Young IS still at large.
bingham is making his way south with
an armed escort.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3l.--The Presidents
to day appointed Geo. &. Bates U. s. At.
tOrney tor Utah. @f.4 r--. -33-
The Indian Commissioners, who recently
returned from the Indian country, have o
private meeting ut the Fifth Avenue Ho-
tel to night to perfect their reports for pub.
LEGATION. Brunot, chairman, reports Oh
the tribes of Oregon and Washington Ter.
ritory Farwell on the tribes Of Califor-
MIA aud Nevada, and Collycr on the Ap.
oohas oc A s1ooc and Cfavarf IN thu NM
chase Of Indian goods.
NEW YORK, Nov lst-A dispatch from
Washington says that President Grant has
expressed determination to declare mar
tial law throughout the entire Southern
States in consequence Of the continued out
RACES. 81. r 1f.ia I@'Fr.'
English papers contain demands from
conservative lords and statesman Of any
knowledge Of new alliance between peers
and the people concerning the social move
ment. It is stated in q letter to the Lon
don Telegraph that the signatures of lords
are in possession Of Mr.. Russell.
Gen. Goo. b. Williams, second Deputy
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, to-day
concluded an engagement with the Japan.
ese Minister to go to Japan to organize an
internal revenue system similar to that Of
the United States.f The engagement b
for three years at lsrge salary, and Gen.
Williams will sail from San Frahciscc on
Jan. lstg 81 Ii'ur'i 1fes t19ploi'+s''1 ''''
NEW Yoak, October so.@erhi. , even.
ing it is rpmored that Tweed has resigned
Is candidate for State Senate also resigned
the Office Of, Superintendent Of Public
Works. mo- -. ~ - -.
Ter has declined the appointment Of U. s.
Attorney for Utah because the Postmaster
General refused to allow him the Office Of
Postal Agent at tho same time. Chief
Justice Nc Kean has recommended Robert
N. Baskin to the appointment. 1