Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-11-29
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II hot complied with in ten days after
receip: OF this dispatch, you will stop
their rasions entirely; and if they still
refuse they will be handed over to
the military. Assure the Indians that
the Government is in earnest and that
arran yements are already being made
to compel the Indians to do right"
The mills at Newburgh and Pough-
keepsie which have resumed work, give
employment to $50 men.
It is stated that detectives will to-
morrow make the arrests of parties
who lately Aoated half million dollars
worth of forged U. S. bonds and secu-
rites. Facts of q startling nature are
promised.
Comm ssioner Davenport, it is re-
ported, will issue warrants for the arrest
of number of prominent politicians,
charged with fraud ut the last election.
Troy, Nov 81. Wills in this vicinity,
employing over five thousand persons,
resumed work to-day.
SIOUX CTx, Nov. PA prairie fire
near Eerm!llion, Dakotn, this afternoon,
destroyed several harms and farm houses.
Three men are reported burned to
death.
New YORK, Nov. IS Evacuation
Day was celebrated in Il quiet way.
The veterans of the war Of 1912 dined
at the 18th Regiment nrmorv.
Tweed remains in the Tombs, but COM
plains of the dampness and stencil of
the cell in which he was first placed.
He has been removed to cell on the
second tier, in what is called the new
prison. He only received relatives and
counsel yesterday. Over one million
dollars worth of his property was trans
ferred. 1t consisted entirely of real
estate in New York.
The Times says Henry Clews e. 60.
have made arrangements with most of
their numerous creditors, and will soon
resume business.
Jul,e Barrett has refused to appoint
Richard Fl. Bonrn and Benjamin G.
Wetmore trustees for the benefit of the
bondholaers Of first mortgage on Cen.
trail branch of the Union Pacific Rail
road Company. on the ground of their
connection by blood and business with
the company's officers.
ALBANY, Nov. II. Official examina-
ton shows that the State Treasury de-
falcation through the cashier. Phelps,
will be 1881 ,7T72, 500, OOO OF which was
stolen last August, and the remainder
in September The irregularities in the
office are not Of nature to warrant the
removal of the Treasurer.
Mnw .CKEE. Nov. Ia The Official
ma ority for TAYLOR for Governor over
Wn>hburne il l5,4l1. He runs nearly
1000 ahead of the balance of his ticket.
The Legislature will siand---Senate. II
Republicans and 16 Reformers; Assem-
bly,. 50 Relormcrs and IL Republicans.
NEw York, Nov. %. --Tho papers
represent Tweed a, utterly broken down
bT his sentence. He occupies the muir
derers' cell in the Tomhs.
WhsmNGro> Nov. 23.-These postal
changes hive been ordered: Drew's
Valley, Jackson county, Oregon, NJ.
=. Garrison, p. NJ. The name of Coal
Bank, Thurs.on county. W. L. is
changed TO Te'ino, +. r. Brown. P.
VI. Postmaster, appointed: Wm Hig-
inbothem, Columbus. Klikitat county,
w. T.; +. F. Ingalls,. kalama, Clarke
county, w. II.
Col. Wm..H II. Farrar, formerly L. S.
Attorney. Portland, Oregon, and of late
Years representing much Pacific coast
legal business in Washington, died on
Friday and was buried here to-day.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-The Secretary
OF the Treasury announces that here
after silver coin will be paid only in
fractional parts of dollar instead of
sums not exceeding S.
H,LrrAx, Nov. ~. Grave apprehen-
sions are felt here for the safety Of the
British ship Syri"s. now thirty days out
from Halifax for England. She had a
crew of nearly one hundred men, and
the Captain expressed, confidence in
making the passage in fortnight.
R!Me. Nv. 2l.--In the Chamber of
Dep:.les to-day Si,nor Maucini made m
eloquent speech in the support Of the
principle of arbitration. He praised
the conduct 0. the United States ana
Great Britain in the settlement of the
alabama, cl,,itas. al the close OF tho
speech SiSnor tManciui offered resolu-
ton recommended the introduction of
az arbitration clause in future treaties
with foreign powers, which was unan-
imously adopted.