Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-06-28
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DETRor, June d. The Huron Salt
and Lumber COmpany's works in Salse-
burg were entirely DESTROYED by fire at
midnight. Loss, Si25 600.
South BrTlILEHEM, Pa, June pa
large tannery was burneK last night.
Loss, $50 900.
/ PorrsvILLE, Pa, June 22.-Since
Saturday afternoon fearful fire has
been raging in the northern part of the
county, about II miles from here, in
the vicinity of Melborn, mining town;
NV York, Juno 21.-A special dis:
patch states that an incendiary fire in
Morris, Livingston County, New York.
| yesterday, burned all the brick stores
between the American House and Phil
lips House. Loss, $50 GOO; partially
insured
June 22.-The Poiatis search steam
or Janiata will leave tomorrow or Tues
day. Among the articles sent aboard
yesterday was q life.raft, for use by the
expoditionary palties. Captain james
nj. Buddiugton, uncle of the President,
Commander of the Polaris, is pilot of
the Juniata.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-The follow
ing postal changes were made during
the week: Offices established-At Tygli
Valley, Wasco County, Oregon; Benja-
min McAtee, Post master. Offices dis
continued -Kentuck, Whatcom County,
Washington Territory; Egan Canyon,
Elko County, Nevada; Granger, Uintah
County Wyoming Territory. Post
masters appointed -Healdsburg, Cali
fornia, Albert Wright; Yainax, Jackson
County, Oregon, Oliver Applegate;
Boisefort, Lewis County, Washington
Territory, j. II. Miller; Parowan, Iron
County, Utah, George Grimshaw.
New YoHK, June 23.-Tho Federal
Council of the International Working
mans Association, at a meeting yester-
day, listened to the reading of COM
munication from Spain and Switzerland,
inquiring if, in case of u general strike
among all all the workers there, tho
sections of this city would loan them
money to carry out their plans.
CoNcoHp, N. H., June 24.-In the
House to-day special Committee OH
the subject of giving to women the priv
ile9e of voting in School Districts re-
ported III favor OF giving them the right.
A resolution to al ourn Oh Saturday
was adopted.
. NASHVILLE, June "a. - Twonty-nine
deaths occurred from cholera to-day
Eight were whites. The people are
much more hopeful and business is
enlivening
New YoaN, June 23.-The Interna-
tional Billiard Tournament for tho
championship of the world-tlrce ball,
commenced tonight in Irving Hall.
The first game between Cyril Dion and
John Deery, was played in the presence
of one of the largest and most select
audiences ever, seen at II billiard match
in New York. The game was won by
Dion in 80 innings. The second game,
between Francis Ubrasy and Maurice
DAILY, was the event of the evening
DAILY won tho game, Ubrssy, standing
pa. They played 80 innings;
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 23.-There
were 81 deaths from cholera to-day
against SIS yesterday. Twenty ninc
were negroes. The weather to-day is
considered favorable to decrease tho
epidemic.
MEMPHIS June 23.--There were eight
interments from cholera to day. Wealth
er is hot and dry and the disease is.
abatin1.
ClNcISNATI, June 23.-Five deaths
from cholera reported ut the city Health
Office to-day. Adyices from Portsmouth
state that this morning deck hand on
steamer died of cholera Mt that place.
WHEELING, w. Va, June 23.-There
was case of cholera III mild form in
this city yesterday.
EvANsyII.LE, Ind, June M.-Thirteen
cases of cholera have been reported
here during tho past two weeks, seven
fatal
CARDIFF, June 23.--The magnificent
docks in this city, constructed by the
Marquis of Butte, at cost of upward Of
$500 900, are now burning. ..
CAno, June 20.-Parties from Padu-
crh, Ky, report the cholera Mt that
place. There is considerable excite
lnent here with regard to the cholera,
owing to the publication of inortuary
report of yesterday, which shows the
largest number of deaths in one day
since the cholera epidemic of 1865.
There were "a interments to-day and
80 Yesterday. II died from cholera.
New York, June 2l.-The numerous
sympathizers of Susan B. Anthony pro-
pose to hold monster Indignation
meeting on account of her conviction fo.
an act which she considered legal and
which her counsel told her was legal.
Miss Lille Deveraux Blake is the prime
mover in the affair and with her Virginia
Vo,,uhn and Miss Francis Halleck will
address the meeting. They desire the
ladies attending the meeting to be
dressed in mourning. ,9 ,a
LONDON, June 90 The city of Lon
don gave ball tonight in honor OF the
Shah of Persia. The decorations were
A1,,onnr tho diatin nuiShed