Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-07-06
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BosroN, June 26.-Ths Coliseum VA,
densely crowded, and the enthusiasm at .
high pitch at GiInore's bands 6rst appcar-
sace. Gilmore was presented with harp
Of flowers Eve feet high.
Strauss led his new Jubilee waltz during
the singing. The French aud German
band masters clasped hands in tears, and
the English leaders Joined hands.
A large delegation Of Southern editors
arrived.
The Irish band reached New York this
morning.
WlLLIAMsponr, July Fifteen hun
dred working men in the lumber mills
working twelve and thirteen hours day,
met Saturday and adopted the ten hour
system. The mill owners treated the de-
mand with contempt, aud this morning
there was general strike.
CINCINNATI, July 1.-The Newport
bridge was opened to passengers on Sun
day, and was crossed BY thousands. A.
three-foot guage street railway, the FIRST 10
tho Union, was opened to-day.
CHICAGO, June 2S.-A melancholy fea-
ture of the reconstruction Of the city is
the almost daily loss Of life by falling Of
derricks, so extensively used.
New YoRK, June 28.-Twenty.fve
members Of the Scheutzen corps sailed on
the DextcAland to attend the shooting fes-
tival at Hanover. j., -;
New men have taken the spl|.ee se'tho
striking stablcmen, and police guard the
atables to prevent assaults by the strikers.
The young ladies' seminaries in this city
and vicinity are flooded with obscene books
and pictures of the most indecent charac-
ter. The vendors are being prosecuted.
WASHINGTON, juno 28.-The Arizona
Indians now here had consultation with,
Secretary Delauo to-day. He told the
chief he would take them to tho White
House on Wednesday.
RICHMOND, June 2S.-The State Con-
servatives have elected the following dele
gates to Baltimore Thomas G. Bochok,
John b. Aldwin, Robert Ould, Lieut.. Gov
John May.
TOLEDO, June 29.-The Greeley ratifi-
cation meeting was largely attended and q
committee appointed to organize cam
paign club. Mr.. Ashley made spirited
speech in denunciation Of the Administra-
ton.
NEW York, June ga call has been
issued for convention Of the Irish-Amcr.
lean League to be held at Baltimore in
July, to complete the work begun at Gin
cinnati, aud for tho purpose of perfecting
measures for systematic support Of Gree
ley and Brown.
1t is believed that 4. s. Diving will be-
elected Vice President Of the Erie Railroad,
at the approaching meeting of electors.
Horatio Seymour was last night installed
as Sachem Of Tammany. His address
embossed the Cincinnati ticket and plat.
form.
Boss horseshoers now demand fifty cents
extra for shoeing, to meet tho demands Of
journcymcn.
Six hundred packing box makers struck
for M advance Of 33 per cent.
WASHINGTON, June 20 Sergeant
Scheffer, Of the Signal Service Department
has been ordered to Boston, to make bal
loon asceusions daily next week, and en-.
deavor to determine some facts concerning
aerial currents.
New ORLEANS, June 29-Near Fort
Bclknap, texas. june 10Th, Gen. McKen-.
zie, Lieut. Smith and eight men we're mur-.
dercd by Indians.
CINCINNATI, June CA building used
as chemical laboratory by j. NJ. Gordon
was burned this morning. Loss, $40, 000..
SALEM, June 29.-In the case Of the.
State Of Oregon vs.. Sam. +. May. in the
Circuit Court to-day, ON charge of grand
larceny, the jury, after remaining out thir-.
ty.6ve minutes, brought in verdict Of not
guilty.
PARIS, June, 2S.-The American resi-
dents will have grand banquet on the
Fourth Of July.
NEW YORK, July Ia Herald's Lon
don dispatch says that letters have been
received from Stanley, Livingstone ex--
plorer, Of which the following is a sum-
mary: From the Unejamy-hube, where
Stanley arrived in September last, he in.
tended advancing on Ujuji, but Merimbo,
King of Ujuji, declared that not cara
van should bass Ujuji expect over his body
The Arabs declared war and anticipated
victory. l gave them assistance the
first day, and in concert with the Arabs
attacked two villages, and captured, killed
and drove away the inhabitants. The
third day the Arabs were ambushed and
routed with. terrific slaughter. On the
fourth day there was general desertion Of
Arabs. My own men, after considerable
difficulty, reached the suburbs Of Ujuji.
I entered, firing guns and carrying tho
the American flag. The astonisbed natives
Aocked out in crowds, with dcafeniug
shouts. I noticed in tho centre Of .
group of Arabs, aud strongly contrasting
with their sunburnt faces pale looking,
grey bearded white man, wearing naval
cap with gold bands and wooden shirt,
preserving demsanor of calmness before
the Arabs. I said it was DR.. Livingstone,
I presumed. He smiliugly answered