Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-01-18

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dispatch reports the laundering Oh Glib
ralter of the ship Taseaiorn of this city
loaded with cotton from Mobile. 1t is
reported that eleven men were lost.
INV ORLEANS, Jan. H. -Pinchbeck is
elected United States Senator by the
Kellogg Legislature,
TALLAHASSEE. Jan. 1.-THE lie -isla-
ture convened yesterday. Governor
Hart sent several Cabinet appointments
to the Senate, which, it was rumored,
were treated with contempt.
BosToN, Jan. 14.-Last night fire
was set under the stairway of tene-
ment building, whereby all means OF
escape was cut off, but was fortunately
discovered in time for the inmates
consisting of two families with three
children each-to escape.
LONDON, Jan. IA letter from a
naval officer states that the foreign pop
ulation ut Tientsin, near Pekin, are
much alarmed from the fact of Chinese
being literally supplied with baeoch-
loading arms.
Respect to the Mem Dry of Napoleon.
LONDON, Jan. 11.--The Prince and
Princess of Wales will remain in strict
retirement at Sandrineham for one
week, asa mark of respect to Napo-
leon. Prince Napoleon and his wife,
Princess Matilde, Paul Cassaigrac and
number of other Bonapartists arrived
at Chiselhurst, where an important con-
ference on the course to be pursued is
expected to take place. Napoleon left
two wills, one in London and the other
in Paris. Napoleon's remains will
proably be buried on Tuesday next at
the Roman Catholic Chapel of Chisel-
hurst.
NEW YoRK, Jan. IA London letter
says the retirement of Bismarck from
the Prlssian Cabinet is really due to a
difference between him and the Empcr-
or on the Church question. The Kaiser
became alarmed at Bismarck's course
toward the Catholics, anu declined
further to follow the Prince in his pol
icy.
Acting Secretary Of State, Cowan,
has replied to the resolution of the
House calling for information as to the
Tenton Sioux Indians. Their proper
name is Titwans. They are nomadac
people, rIldar the care of the Indian
Agents of the Upper Pacific, and num-
her 5000.
New ORLEANS, Jan 13.-Thc inaug,,-
ration of the two Governors passed of
quietly. McEnery was inau.; urated at
Lafayette square and Kellogg at Me-
chanics Institute.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 15.-Dy fire this
morning at the residence of the late
Edwin Forrest n portion OF The library
was destroyed.
BaussHLs, Jan. ia boiler in fac.
tory at Charleroi exploded this morn
int. Eleven persons were killed and a
large number wounded, some of them
very seriously.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE ship A'n,it
L0*'1n from Lil,esand, Norway, for
New York was run into and sunk
Thrce of the crew were lost.
Jan. l5.--The funeral procession of
the E.lAporor Napoleon started at II
O'Clock, and in the followin; order: A
lnan bearing the tri-color upon an asl,
sic. cat at the last moment before the
corte re moved, and n dcputation OF
Workingmen from Paris. Tho Chap
lain Of Tie army bearing golden CRU
ciis, and the hearsc drawn by eight
horses. The mournors numbered eight
hundred and thirty persons in all.
More than % 900 persons witnessed the
remains while lying in state. Queen
Victoria was represented at the funeral
by Viseount Sydney, Lord Chamber
lain.
New York, Jan. 15.--The purchase
of SANTANA hay and peninsula, was
cinslImmatcd in December. The CAPT.
ta, stock is twenty millions. A. 3.
Stbckwell is President.
The p. NJ. S. S. Company, intend to
run regular and special steamer be.
tween here and SANTANA bay next month
The Tribune says: The bay and renin
sular are leased to Samara Bay Com
pany for 90 years at $50 600. per year
CElcAGo. Jan. 15.-At the fremont
| House tnis evening the rooms of Isaac
Wilks, the Agent of New York Jew
elery house, were forced open at sup
per time and, ninety thousand dollar.
worth of samples were taken.
Cn1cAGo, Jan. 1G.--The First Congre
gational Church was burned this even
ing. Loss S17O, 900; insured for 500,
600.
iloLLowAY's PILIs-Operating through tn,
uile anu the blood. these great searcherS o