Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-11-15
LATER FROM THE ATLANTIC STATES,
Yellow Fever ibaeiny in yTrmphts


The number of deaths from yellow
fever for the past week is twenty-seven;
from other causes, thirty. The Secr--
tary of the Eoard Of Health says fever
deaths are only lingering results of the
epidemic.
Raid On the Gambling Houses Of New Yorl.
City.
NEW YoRK, Nov. S.-Police Commits
sioner Charlick; who was expelled from
the Tam,nany Society the other night
on motion of John MorrisSey. IL. issued
an order to have all gambling houses
and policy shops in the city closed up
immediately under pain of dismissal
from the Police Department of all
Captains who do not see that the order
is carried out to the letter He says if
the Tammany Hall General Committee
wants reform III the city they shall have
it if the Police Department can give it
to them. 1t is expected th,t Tanmany
would to-day formally prefer charges
against Chailick and demand his re-
moval by Mayor Haycmcyer. The
charges are that gross frauds were COM
mltted in certain districts, that Inspec-
tors of Election were changed when
thought necessary to defeat CT tain can
didates. and that policemen were dis
missed from employ of the city where
they were thought to be friendly to
certain candidates. 1t is also SAID that
there are serious charges against Police
Superintendent Matsell with regard to
his management and alleged manipula-
ton of election returns, using the po-
lice force to effect his purposes.
Bricklayer's strike.
The strike by hricklayeri and labor
ers continues, and builders are unable
to find Il sufficient nuMber of men who
are willing to work. In some instances
substitutes for the strikers have been
induced to leave work by the Society.
stn-ii,e In u;a Hrn,hcrhooa.
CLEVELAND, O., Nov. S.--Chnrles w
Wilson, Grand Chief Engineer of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,
says the present strike of engineers in
Tennessee is without authority of the
Brotherhood, and will NOT be sustained
by them.
Rii,rori I,nds ana !svdnct;on Of Wages.
ST.. Lorls. Nov. S.-Tho Missouri
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hovn ralrcnl thn ,yo,,o,, If o,,,1nyn. j.,
taeir shon NJ Sn,loIo ,Iissou,i fro,n 10
to 20 per cent. 1t is sad the men will
rof,en :, wool. 80, tI,o.n +o,n',
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iui"8 of Mrs. Wary Curtis Lee. widow
fool; ,,onn fo.,1o, j., Nn,,,n,:a, Cha,,al
Ir<in'lnn Unrs''n. W ~ - Ian az r,.
Il. Ir, nrl ~ ,r4 ;; -, ,,,, w..
dluQhter. were present. besides n lorrn
concourse of friends. The remains
were do,o,ied by the side Of those Of
her husband in the Memorial Room.
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ENy Places dtdpcd IL El"Urhin@,
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wa; yp.y i.nno,in.t procession. fine
large y eve: ,yl"..,e:i i! Tie State.
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:, Nov N 2 D., anu 'Fes Manufacturers
II. ->e" i.lsia Il" "ii' reduce the wages
"l e!hp'eyers 'e'. per cent. on and after
Tue ISL ~ Iecemher.
Aeeo"n: of tho E.ecu,.ou Of the virs.n,u,