Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-10-21


CuIcaGo. Oct ls.-The TINES makes
its appearance this morning. l, is well
printed, but on a single sheet form, which
it announces is only temporary. 1t con-
tains an editorial taking strong grounds
against the passage, by the Legislature Of
any stay law, the inevitable effects of which,
the writer says, would be the ruin of what
is life to us Of our credit. 1t also opposes
and denounccs the effects of interested par
ties to force the business of the city below
Twelfth street, towards the south.
The House of representatives. at Spring
field, yesterday, passed the Canal Lien law
refunding to Chicago three million dollars
paid by that city for deepening the Illinois
and Michigan Canal, with the provision
that the amount be used for rebuilding
bridges and public ediiccs.
HARTFORD, Oct lS.-The nine Insur-
ancc Companies of Hartford since their or
ganization have paid losses to the amount Of
over fifty nine millions. Their Chicago
fire insurance amounts to seven or eight
millions.
New York, Oct. 1S.-Donations in mon
ey and supplies arc still literally offered for
the relief Of Chicago. The total collections
in the city arc over s72S,000. Subscrip-
items are also going on for the relief ofsuf-
ferers from fires in the Western forests.
Yesterday there were over $1,000 subscrib-
cd in this city, aud the total collections
thus far nearly six thousand dollars.
The Chamber of Commerce, yesterday,
forwarded to the President memorial ask
ing his aid in providing food and clothing
for sufferers by fires in Michigan and other
Western States. The memorial asserts
that Congress, doubtless, would approve
measures which necessity demands
SALT LAKE, Oct, 7.-Gcorgc O. Can
non, editor and apostle, and Henry w.
Lawrence, prominent Mormon mcr-
chant, were arrested by United States Mar.
shall Patrick, and held for appearance at
this term Of court, on a charge of lascivious
cohabitation.
LONDON, Oct. -.Constantinople ad.
vices say the cholera has again made its
appearance there. In two days sixty per-
sons died.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1.-THE subscrip-
tons for the Chicago relief fund, up to-
day, amount to $4,000.
HAVANA, Oct7.-Advces from the city
of Mexico say Jaurcz was re elected Presi-
dent by Congress
san FRANCIsCo, Oct. 1.-THE subscrip-
tons for the Chicago sufferers already ex.
coed 500 900 and, in view of the terri
BILE disasters and consequent suffcrings in
oh; Il al
has called a meeting. to be held at the Mer-
chants Exchange, Thursday, to consider
the propricty of sending Chicago $780,
900, rcServing the remainder, and all
which may be collected hereafter, for the
relief of the citizens of those States.
SAN FRANCisco. Oct. 1S.-Arrivcd,
bark Caroline Reed, from Tacoma.
SAN FRANClsCo, Oct. 19.-Sailed bark
Oregon, for Seabcck
Arrived bark Osmyn, from Port Mad
ison bark Frcomont, for Seabcck.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 17.-Arrivcd,
ship T., K,mhoN, from Port Gamble.
Sailed, ship Hrlios, for Burrard Inlet.
PORTLAND, Oct. 1S.-Thc steamer Cal
1ornia leaves for Puget Sound ports on
caturuay, W.T. -iS''
The steamer OriRamme arrived last cv-
ening, and sails on Thursday evening, Oct.
10Th, for San Francisco.
SEATTLE, Oct. lG.-The following arc the
particulars of q horrible murder committed
near this place last night. Two Chinaman,
at Port Madison, hired tive men named
Brown and Charles, to bring them here in
canoe for $40, which was paid them.
When they had arrived off Smiths Cove,
four miles from here, they went ashore,
saying they were cold, and made fire.
the Cinnamon staying in the canoe. The
white men called to them to come and
warm themselves, and when they got to
the fire the white men demanded their
money One Of them immediately gave
them SIS. The other one, named All
Wung, attemptedto resist, when the white
men seized one each and commenced stab
bling them.
One of the Cinnamon cut his antagonist
severely in the hand, when he let 90 Of him.
The other Chinaman ran, aud white man
grabbed him by the queue, which was
pulled out, when he made good his escape
into the woods where he found white man,
aud returned, and found Au Wung dead,
with three stabs in the breast, and several
other stabs in other parts of the body.
The remains were brought here, the Cor
ouer taking charge Of them. Nothing
is heard from the murderers.
AccIDENrs.-The stage on the route
between Olympia and Monticello, on leav-
ing Humphreys, on Wednesday morning
at 8 o'clock, was upset, and all Of the pas.
sengcrs hurt, Mr.. George Smith, who was
returning from Peace River, the most