Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-27

Co.. in this city, have paid cash over
their counter all day, Notwithstanding
the run on their houses.
VIENNA, Sept. 19.-It is officially re-
ported that there have been 1,755 cases
of cholera in Vienna since the outbreak
of the disease. Of this number LILO
were fatal. In the twenty-four hours
ending midnight Yesterday, forty-one
cases were reported.
New York, Sept. 22.-The day has
closed quiet, and it is believed that the
| panic is over.
An official statement is made this
morning that the Assistant Treasurer
Will continue to purchase five-twenty
bonds IN accordance with his notice of
Saturday, paying fer them in currency
ut average prices OF sales on that day.
Secretary Richardson said last night he
did not see that he had any power to do
more than buy bonds. All fivc-twen-
ties offered will be bought without de-
lay or rebate.
The Aiien-McCoole Prize Fight.
Sr. Lotus, Sept. 13.-Thc prize fight
between Tom Allen and Mike McCoole
took place this afternoon at place in
Illinois, fourteen miles above this city,
and was witnessed by crowd of 1000
persons, who went up on steamer
which conveyed the contestants to tho
ground. The fight was brief, fierce and
bloody. Allen winning in seven rounds,
fought i'll 10 minutes, and getting first
blood IN the first round, and the first
knock down in the fourth. McCoole
was terribly battered, his face, at the
end of the battle, being a swollen,
bloody mass of flesh, and had both eyes
closed, while Allen escaped with scarce
ly a scratch, his antagonist never hat
ing succeeded in touching his face.
| Tic Crispin's Strike.
New YORK, Sept. OLA general
strike OF shoemaEers is imminent. Two
hundred struck to-day because rs they
allege, the proprietors have failed to
keep to the terms agreed upon ut the
last strike. and it Is expected that all
the wcrkmen will strike tomorrow.
NEw YORK, Sept. 24-The strike pro-
crosses among the Crispins in Warren,
Murray and Chambers street and Col
lege Place, where ladies' shoes are prin-
cipally manufactured. About 200 men
are on strike, and it is ruinored that
three or four shops have acceded to the
demands of the men. The men allcGc
that during the past eighteen months
tho employers have from time to time
cut down prices until there had been a
reduction of from five to eleven cents
per pair. The employers promised to
resume at the old rates.
Postal Matters.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-Oiliccs cstah-
lished: Pittsville, Shasta county, Cal,
Samuel Gordon, p. NJ; Napavillc, W.
r., Horace H. Rint, =. NJ.
Postmasters appointed: w. Halston,
at Miribali, Tillamook county, Oregon;
]. l.. Reed, Peoria, Linn county, Ore
gon; james Harper, Phoenix, Jackson
county, Oregon; Fred Calhert, Chi
nook, Pacific couAty, w. T.; Isaac
Wingard, Skookum Chuck, ThurSton
county, W. T.; G. f. Yeaton. Spokane
Falls, Stevens county, W. T.; a. &.
Short, Wallula, Walla Walla county,
w. Il.
| Execution OF the Noiloc MWr,rrrrs.
Sept. 23.-Special order No 1872, is
sued by General Schotield, command
ing Department of Columbia and De-
partment of Oregon, Sept. 10Th, as
follows:
The commanding officer of Fort
Klamath is commanded to cause the
sentences of the Military Commission
in the cases of Capt. Jack, Sconehin,
Black Jim, Boston Charley, Barncho
alias One-eyed Jim and Slowlux atlas
Cox, Modoc Indian captives, to be duly
executed in accordance with the Pres
ident's order as promulgated in General
Court Martial order No. %, War De-
partment, Adiutant Generals office,
Washington, Aug. %, 1878, at Fort
Klamath, Oregon, on the 3D. day of
October, 1878, between the hours of 10
A. NJ. and 2 p. NJ. of that day. The re-
ceipt of this order will be acknowledged
by telegram and it's execution by letter
appointment OF Register mt Boise CITY.
Sept. %. William Thompson, of
Idaho, has been appointed Register of
the Land Office at Boise City.
Joel B. Vosberg, of California, has
been appointed Indian Agent at Tule
Reservation, California.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 15.-In the Grand
Lodge Of Odd Fellows, this afternoon,
a resolution was adopted that the Grand
Secretary, James Skidgelo, be and is
hereby appointed Historiographer for
that body, whose duty it shall be to as
cuno and exercise all the mowers and
assume the duties devolving upon the
Committee on the History of Odd Eel
lowship, and in addition thereto to
write or cause to be written history Of
Odd Fellowship.
C1Nc1NNArr, Sept. 23.--General SUI
perintendant Van Horn sends to VIM.
Orion, President of the Western Union
Telerranh Co NY the following dis