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Iernt,tt0It6 Wforo ltno SelbFz

moro.
bicago, ST., 4. Sft.-Sreb, Samf8,
elm bieiger Sellner, bradJte geiteru 9lbenb
leiner @cliebten, Siola Gburd1, cine S9nitt
,punoe am Salie bel uno ba er ite getDotet Su
baben aIallbte, fiigte er itd ielbit gefdbrlidle
Shuittpunben am 6alie su. Seioe murben
na6 benz Ct. 9nfas Soipitale gebra6t, mo
lie IN fritii9em 3utanbe oaruicSerliegen.
gSe9en 8attinntoros s1ttt So0e
OerMrtbetlt.
9alifar, N.,S., 4. Stt.-0aotb Sob,
bins lit bier tpegen @rmoroun9 ieiner Satin
gum Sooe perurtbeilI nor6en nno miro am
16. 9e3ember bingeri1tet tper6eu. 8alter
Srpiu, lpeld]er an Dem MorOe betbeiltqt mar,
lit auf ein Sabr ms 3nftbau8 9ei9idt nor
ben.
Ste ySatf bon yfcpaoa."
Gan 6ran5i8co, 4. Sft.-Oie Sauf
bon Nepaoa" wurbe beute MorQen 10 llbr er=
0fiuet. @s fano feline rpeitere 9emouftratiou
itatt. Die @ei9dfte Der ,8unf bon @alifOr'
MEN" 9eben rnbig ihren Sang. ...
8rauoe.
3 bilabelp b q, 3D., 4. Dit. pie
@lasfabrif Der 6irnla Sur9iu & S6bne on
@ranos sauenue unb BalmerltraBe, iomie ed]s
fleine @ebduoe fino beute nieoereebrauut
Die 5abrif mar ieit Wiai gei9lOiien unO in
ooriger gSo9e pieSer erOffnet; $50 glrbelter
iiub burd) Den Sranb arbeitslOs. Ser Ser
luit lift nod nif)t feitseiteat, miro uber niht
fir bebeuten0 9ebalten.
Yitt8b 4. Sft. - Seute Norgen
furs mad, Dtttternad1t brad in NanSfelo, i,
Benn., oil Der y 8lu Sanole Sabn" 9ele9eH.
6euer ans, rpelheS Oas S'S6eas@eoiert
nebft bier Wtietbfaiernen SeritOrte. Oas erItere
9ebduOe eiente perihiebeuen @roBb bdnOlern
als @eid)dftslofal, in Den oberen &dumen be-
fanb iid Elm Sbeater. SerIuit $4,000; mr.
tbe1lueiie ueridert.
8uffalo, 4. Sft.-Sn gurora Sillage
brannte beute Wor9en $. .. Wtiller's gSirtb'
idaft ab; aud luuroen Orei Sdeuneu 5erit6rt.
Serluit $4,000.
Qaprence, Maii., 4. Sft. - Su Der
@aibinstouer Sabrit bierielbft eutitauO btute
Mor9en burd) SelbitentS SinouHg 6euer, mel
DIES oaS 9ebduoe gum Setrage BON $1,000
uno bic gorrdtbe unb Wai4inen 3ur 66be
BON $4,000 beiddoi9te. Die SerFteruu9
pirb ben Serluit oedeu uuo Der Setrteb Der
Sabrif b0d)iten5 etuen o0er ;wel Gage III,
terbrod)en merben.
DC II 8 ca ne, Sd., 4. Oft. = Die
Grobe @teBerei nno Waif,inenmerftatt Der
Strma S. SlineielOer & 50. murOeu bier am
5amitag 2lbenb burf 6euer serit0rt. Der
Serluit betrdgt $4,000 uub lit nidlt perz
itaert. Die Seifelfabrif Der 66. Safer &
@omp. tuurbe. arg beifdOtgt, 1T aber uer-
iifert.
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NabereS iiber 0en 9lufrttbr TIT
SDrDufp.

81 10 8 ort, 4. DIT. - DER geltrt9e
Iufrubr in Soronto mar bod beoeutenoer,
ais 2lniang8 berid)tet ipOrben lit; nldIt penl~
ger als 80 Yoli;ifen tpurben idmer uermun-
Bet uno faft ale alS S6utmad)e berbetfom-
manbirten Dtitglieber Der Yoli5ei tuuroen
our9 Stentpiirfe perlett. @egen Die St0=
rung am porbergebenben Sonnta9e mar Die
BON aeItern cine idlimme, beunrubigenbe Ifs
faire. Der grSbiidJof purbe ourd anonDme
3uidJrften geparnt, baB, uenn Die Bro5eliton
itattfinoe, e5 81 StutoergieBen fomu1en perbe.
@r antportete, Die 4roSeliton Jet geleblidl,
pom Der Stride 9eboten unO tuerbe inter allen
umitdnoen Dor iid] geben. 6terin puroe er
nid)t NH BON 2lnbdngern ieiner STRIDE, lon>
bern auh bon bcn Bublifum I'M all9cmelnen
unterItiitt, oenn leber oeltfenoe Mtann lab,
bab bic BroSelton abbeltellen tem RaufbclOz
glenente eilen Sieg 5ugeiteben beige. Der
4ufrubr be9ann an Der 8atburitFraBe, &C.
geuiiber Der ct. Wtifaelisfirde, mo- Die BRO
SeIlion nit einen Steiubagel begriiBt murOe.
Oie Boliset trleb ben B06el 5uriid, aber
faum bate fidl Die Yro3eIiion pteOer IN Be
mequng geiebt, 10 iiel etu Sd)uB. Der
Mann, lpelder benielben abieuerte, iuuroe
uerbaitet 6ortan murbe bic ProSeilton al
ieber StraBeNede nit einem Steinbagel ellts
piQnQen, inebrere Sdiihe mur0en abgefeuert
uno einige Bolistiten uerluuuoet. Dtebrere
8e-loneu muroen perlpunbet baoongetra9en.
Sin Dtaun, ipelder loeben uon elmer l9weren
Sranfbeit geneien mar, prroe bon Oent MIL
ben Wtob iiber ben Gaufen 9erannt nne tar
tobt Qctreten. 2lud) aus Der Pro5elpon felrn
einige S1iiiIe, bieieS murbe leood Don pen
6iihrern raid unterbriidt. ytafOent bic Yro-
3eIfon poriiber mar, purbe Elm Ingrttf auT
elm 6otel gemad)t, pobel Elm Boli5tlt per-
ml1nbet ipnrOe.
Sorouto, 4. Sftbr. = Die Stabt lit
heute rubiq. Seute Morgen tpurben neun Der
qetern perbaiteten Auiriibrer Dem Poliselrtd)s
ter porgefibrt; cine 3eitlaug i9ien e8, als OBJ
Seriud)e geuadt weroen mitroen, ite 81 be-
freten; bod Die BoliSei batte Sorii6tSmab.
regelm getrohen Hnb 9llles blieb rubig.
Dt ntreal, A. Sftbr. = @tpa 5000
aatbolifen sogen geitern III Broseiiton BON
Der st. annenfir6e na1 oem 8ii9of8palaite.
UNI bic genreiuid)aftltde 9noadt 81 oerrid).
ten. Die Yroseiiion murbe ntd,t geltDrt.
Ierattid)te SepefdDet aus
... yieWsDOrf.
New -9orf, A. 0ftbr. - golS er.
DfTnete ST III.
stem .gorf, 4. Stt. = 9,r 0ampfer
Baltic" lit BON 2iperpool bier etngetrohen.
= Seute trat bier Die brittle Sabresz@on>
pentton Der 8euerz9epartements'Otalatnlite
in Slbung.
= Ser unteri6asmeifer 3ablte bente fir
Sntereflen $4,000, fir eingeSogene Obliga'
tionen $50, 900 aus. :--
= Die Soa @innabmen betru9en beute
1897 900.
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3litffinonn9 oer &etd1e oes S6tGs
SaISaeuoSSet 0eS Gr. XorteomS+

9 Ten . 0 0De N.'gJ., 4. All.-OIt NtluE
bes 8. Seniamin, Der Suiammen nit @brrp.
@eora y. Borteous I'M 'Sempfteacer Safen
ertranf, trieb bier getern abenb ans llfer.
Oabur6 :uirb bas Scrii9t mtoerle9t, oaB
Or. Borteou5 nntgebrad)t murbe uno MIR als
lein ertrarf.
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Erosee Der ssrbeiterfiiDrer StncD
attaN HSnrfS

@Iearftelb, 3, Yenni., 4. Oft. - Ser
BroseB gegeu Sine1 uno 8arfs puroe heute
fortgeiett. 3abIreife @ntlaitungs5eusen wurs
ben pernommen; @inise iagten aus, bab Die
4usitGnoii9en bon ben Winenbehgern ermu.
tbi9t tporben ieien. eiueu 2obnsuidlag su
perlangen. Sinep lei Su peri4ieoeneu Was
len BON ben Iusltdnbiiden ielblt alS elm Mann
bes Srieoen8 repuotirt morben. Son ben
1900 Ser9leuten Der Region ieien iiberbaupt
MIR 800 IfitQlie0er Der Union.
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Ws(ru(baft oes nfrbrafrten nibt.
efplobirfnben geru6!oten Abtritts'
RfiriaunQs Apparats.
Glnhunoert ntebr!

GlabuMoert mebr!
iuueadbtet Der onseroroentlttbem etias Der ges
ibdite, seioeu Die Serfdufe ber
nctiett, Ieidbtseebemoen
Gowe'Gbfu ndb Ma(9ine
i'm 4u9uit 1875 eine Sunabme Don
81 100 Nettaufen
I'M 8ersleida gum Wonat Ausuii oes Ietten Sabres.
Die 9owe'idle Mabnsaihine
1T Die beIebteite i'm MaItte. gin Ssoer MIL fs ba'
ben. Saupt auarftef:
Nr. 38, Npro sGbarIeeitrGse,
(Suuil6,tJf) Baltimore
~Av SeMtiMes Sfen GeiGdft.
A -:0:-
~ sdlimm e. Mein,
0Ac Ueit>VrattS. SlE
EfO Stpij6en SanGoef= uno SbarpfrdBe.
(Ranges,) Csfen (Furnaces
bon olen SorteH
groBer austp abI
sH 3u ben
(sept7-SH7D mieortsitem issretisH.
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Woroon's syutter
fir
I)ferSe nub gorn Dieb.
9as 9roke antertfatttfdc gutter
fur Wiet.

we.simaert ote Tltternmes sfoiten nm etn
Wfertel.
Head1t auten Mppetit uno f6roert ote
Ueroauuna.
9feiniat bic 5aut, mad)t Die 9aare gldnsenb,
sic 4nqen rein, siebt @eiunobeit, langeres
Qeben, unb cine bis jett nnbefannte Stdrfe.
gsiro bon auen banptiahld'its.n gIeroeeaansn In In
Ihilobelpbio, gtefpzyorf uno Blttseurs 9eeraudet,
iomie BON Ilen, tpelde Shneft9tett, Sbbnbett
mno @e5unobeit ibrer Bferoe nsrlan9en.
@eralo 0oropn s. 9ontp.
Yatent Snhaher nno sSaprttanfea'
nbiinh,lpbia. Ie,psgorf, Yittsbure, eticaso, ct.
Qouis uno IetD>Srledns.
8iireon Huo Serfauislotal
ytr. 48, photographic ;SfraBe, ,,>
(Sept9, 9,l2Mteql Saltthote, NV
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lInfaQe attr sec.

gSai htngtOn, 4. Stt. = Die Signalz
Citation in &apewap, Ot..S., beridtet, baE
Der SdDpner r0apio @ollins," BON Stem:
gorf mad 8albiuston beltimmt, segeniibel
Der 9tettunssitation, seinnfen it,
gSaibiugto 4. Sftober. - Der Gig
naIamtS geobadter in @ape Map beri6tet
oab Der Saooner Chino" aus Bangor, Dte.
meld,er nit elmer 9aouns 5eu, Sartofielt
Ii. /. 10. mad @barleifou, S.>@., beitimmt iit
orei Dteilen u6rolid BON Der Sopnienb's
guft itranoete. Nau glaubt, baB oaS S1if
uno Die eabnns mabri9einlld, serettet wer
RON
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Selcgrapbilde 9epei6elt.
(Beribte Der raiIociirten yree@ fir ben r@or'
reiponoenteu.")
SnlanSs9 s9epeiden.
slus Der s,,tus 81 sf,a,tntifaot.

gSaibington, 4. Sft.-Ihtb. q. s..
Ouell bat geitern Wtorgen iein Imt als pa
tent -Gommtiidr au9etreten.
Der @tienbabn- Boitbienit BON Otarion
na6 Sairmount in Ohio ioa ont 6. Sftober
auf Der v@tncinnati 8abaib Mifigancr
gabn" in araft treten. s.-,
-Oas SotantS=O bat BEN
@ontraft fir ben transport Der YoitIaden
bon @nbbo na6 Sort Gill inn SHbianer=Sers
ritorium Srn. @eorg Us. @oof bonn 1. De-
senlber 1875 bis 80. SUM 1873 fir ben ldbrs
| iihen Setrag pom $6400 iibertragen.
Der 3ablmeilters sSnipeftor Shornton bat
am l. Sftober ieine Sii9er abseliefert. gSGb,
reno ieiner 4mtS5eit bat er etma $12, 900, 900
ausge5ablt.
-9te 0tiinsen uub bas afian>amt in
gteip.Oorf lieferten rpdbrenb bes lebten Wto.
mats 1851 @olbfide gum 8ertbe bon
3,415,4 APO, 557, 900 Silber ySraoe 3 ol'
g8ertbe bon s983, POS unb 1,329,000 fleiuere
UiiiuSen gum gSertbe BON $31 $40.
-@int9e bieitse Sldtter baben beri9tet,
odB Die nSreebmenS' SaoingSz uno Srults
Comp" am /. ytopember cine Oiuioenbe uon
so ProSent sablen merDe. Die Sompaguie
miro, tute bereits telegrapbirt murce, MIR 20
BrOSsnt 5ablen. Sic 3ahI Der 0eponenten
betrdgt 81, ,144. Die gegenludrtigen Serbino,
lihfsiten betrasen 5000, 1899; Der fiir Die
erlIe OlpiOenbe notbpenotge Setras 1T 1891 =
1887. IS iinO 5000 Sepoften uon peni'
ger, ais eiuem Dollar, oorbauoen, $1,000
ltuo inter So.
Die Snlanofeuer. ginnabmeu beliefeu fif
beute auf s777, ,6l0.83, Die 3oa- @tnnabmer
betrugen 1868 ,295.34.
| 0asBentonsamt bat stpei 8eanlte mad
oem Snoianergebtete abgeihlGt, I'M Die Ben
ions -lnipriid)e oer@berofee.S .SnDianer, mel9
mdbrenO oeS gtrgerfrie9es in Der 2lrme
otenteu, Su unteruheH.
! = Die llnterbeamten beSgr. .S6atmeifert
Sptuner baben oemielben eine praatpol
Staububr uno ein Yaar Samin Ornament
gum 8ertbe BON $500 gum @ei9enfe &c
n1ndlt
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gSQbleu.

Sartforo, @onn., 4. Sft.-0ie StaOt.
mahlen fir it6btihe Seante iuuoen. beute in
bieiem Staate itatt. 0ofale 6r6geu fOmmen
BET Der 9Snbl Der Beamten iebr tart i'll Be
tradlt. 90 weit betanut lit, bepirten bic
g8ablen feline aufaqeu0en Nenoerungen an
benz 9feiultate oeS porigen SabreS.
Die Nepublifaucr ermdblen ben Staotclerf
une ben erlten StabtratbSmann, falt dlle
iibriqen 8eamten fiup Semofrdten. Die
amenoements sur Contribution, Die StaatS'
mableu i'm 6erbite itatt in1 Sriibiabre ab5u'
balteu, unb Die Oienseit bes @ouuerneurs
uno anberer Staat5beanter bon einem au'
suei Sabre gu erb6ben, luurre nit groBer Mia
ioritdt burdseieet.
Sartforo itiumte nit 100 Dtajoritdt fin
Qi,eulirung bes Spiritunienbanpels, Dan
burn mar gegen Die 9i3enitruug; Die gr0bter
Srte iinb i'm allgeuteinen fir Die 2t5enli'
| rnHg.
| Sic @ablen i'm Sflihen Sbeile bon Con
necticut oeltsn auf Die auuabme Der conItl
tutionellen 4nsnbements bin; bic GROCER
| StGbte finS 3u @uuIten Der Ausgabe uon 81
,enlen fir ben SpirltuoienbanSel.
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lSn~Io,,ot. quite 2 StubeuzU zUiaGer (Frescoz
St~lulyl' Painters)i nur iolbe, Die gut 2 tud
uHo Suu maleI toLueH, mogen ii d meloen bel
Namtan & SaEii9er Rr.1S2, UaMLberrn., uahe
@earIStrabe- Noraens 5Uibeu uno mo aPit-
tags 5plileR uHo ll5r. (25s-D
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Ste ySataf BON ytcpaoa.'

San6ran5i8co, 4. Sft.-0ie Sanf
bon Henaoa" murbe beute MorQen 10 llbr er=
0ffuet. gs fdno feline rpeitere 9emouftratiou
Itatt. Die @ei9dfte Der ,Sanf bon @allfor'
MEN" aebeu ruhia thren @aua,
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WturDe.

@oncorb, 81. s., Sftober.-. Sn
0ueoof uuree beute cine idredltde, Oforo
that periibt. SRI. 2angwebe, SoGter bes
6rn. Sauss gangmeOe, be9ab f6 beute
Moraen BON ibrer elterllGen 8obnuu9 sul
6fnle, tpelae BON @riterer cine balbe Meilt
entiernt liegt I'M ipabin DIR gSeg gum Gbei
our4 einen gSalS fiibrt. Da 1re nm Die &C.
mShnlide 3eit ni4t betmfebrter 10 iu9
man na6 ibr nno fano beute Abeno nm
| uhr tire 2eifle i'm 8aloe. Ser Sopf pal
| nabesn pom Ofumpfe getrennt, lie mar Ige
| lthanoet unb ermnroet poroen. Die Sepob
| ner bes SrteS iino iiber Die llutbat i'm bod
] fen @raoe aufgebra9t.
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Nerhoft,,,,a pon snteler,t -.

Yh Ia 0eIp hta, 4. Sttbr.-Dte Boli=
gel unteruabm beute 9tu5sias auf 5uei Spiel=
bduier unb ermii6te bic Spieler, etipa Is an
Der 3abl, Die einem 8ro3eiIe ent9e9enieben.
Die '5duier itnb bieientgen, weld,e BON gSm.
9uberlon an IL. uub GeatesltraBe uno San.
Senrp unb albert Sine on GrOmn> uuO @al=
lopblllitr. unterhalten meroen.
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gSesen @attimttoros 81.m SOB
heSIf

5alifar, N.,S., 4. Stt.-0a0i6 Sob
bins iit bier pegen Grmorbun9 ietner Satin
gum Sobe perurtbeilt worben uno wiro am
16. 9e5ember biugeridtet nerbeu. gSalter
Srptu, lpel9er on Dem YforOe betbeiltgt mar,
1T auf ein Sabr ms 3nftbaus 9ei9idt nor
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16

LEGISLATIVE EXCURSION. --On Wednes-
day last the Assembly proceeded to
Steilacoom and Seattle, by the steamer
Farorite, to inspect the Insane Asylum,
Penitentiary and University, returning
Thursday evening and assuming regular
sessions yesterday. They report that
they were very hospitality entertained
by the people of Steilacoom and Seattle,
q wine party Wednesday evening at the
latter place, constituting one of the
means employed to testify appreciation
of the visit. ...... ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16

HoMciDr.-Capt. Ingalls,, Who is
just over from Kalama, informs US that
horrible incident occurred near Kalama
last Tuesday. the particulars of which
are as follows: Lewis Miller, the VIC
tim of the tragedy, man we'll known
in Cowlitz county, was recently mar
ried to his second wife, and had been
having considerable dopestic trouble
lately, and. Il sesmss had determined
to move his household effects from the
house where his wife was living to
another place some miles distant, and
yesterday, in company with brother
in-iaw and son.in-law, went there for
that purpose. The wife objected to
the removal, and appealed to Hugill, a
nephew of the deceased, to assist in
preventing it, and in the melee Hugill
seized shotgun from the hands of
third party and fired, the charge strik-
ing Miller under the left eye and pene-
trating the brain. Hugill was subse-
quently apprehended, but is now at
large, having promised the Sheriff that
he will not run away. Miller was Sc
years of age and an old resident of the
coast.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16

BATHs.-We believe we will be con.
ferring favor upon " suffering human,
ity" by directing attention to the facul.
ties afforded at the Olympia Bath House
for furnishing hot, cold and nedicated
baths. There is nothing which pro.
notes health more effectually than
cleanliness, and with superior accom-
odations within the reach of the pub.
lie, their is no excuse for neglecting
this important duty. -m,s
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16

@ The present Legislature is diff
erent in many respects from any which
have proceeded it, and it has just been
ascertained that this is entirely owing
to the absence Of Hon. Joe Foster, of
King. whose comedy figure has 50 often
graced the halls of legislation. The
conservative spirit cries out aloud
!" Send back Joe." IL @e4s ajat4i
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16
: D. c. Il. Rothschild and Thos. Phillips
/ The "a, oaf;nry than oIiourro1

DC. II. Rothschild and Thos. Phillips
The meeting then adjourned.
DrEp.-Judge E. S. Dyer, an old Pic
neer, died in this city, Wednesday
evening, from cancerous disease. Hi.
body was taken in charge BY the Per
Townsend Lodge of F. and A. a.. %
which the deceased wa am honorable
member, aud buried thursday in&the
Masonic Cemetery, with Masonic hon.
f'ors. Judge Dyer was 65 years of age,
and was born in Callias, Maine. He
has held many prominent positions in
the Territory, and was at one time con-
nected with the United States Revenue
Marine Service. He leaves wife and
two children. 49, 10
The GREAT CANOE. The great canoe
purchased by J. &. Swan, U. S. Special
Centennial Commissioner, for the Phil
adelphia Exposition, has attracted great
crowds of visitors, from Victoria, to
where she now lies at the Songish viii
lage, across the bay. Tho Colonist, of
the End, says that she is leviathan,
and is to other canoes what the Great
Eastern is among ships. She is sixty
feet long, eight feet beam, four feet
depth of hold and has carried one hun
bred fall-grown Indians at one time.
Mr.. Swan expects to ship her to San
Francisco by the City Of hnama, ON
her next trip. If he does, she will be
taken on board at Victoria, and brodght
over to the Sound, in transit for San
Francisco, thus affording our citizens
an opportunity Of examining her huge
proportions, although she will be COW
cred up so that her decorations cannot
be seen. Two experienced sea captains,
Capt. George Harris, formerly in the
Quarter masters schooner, Margaret,
and Capt. Rufus Calhoun, late Of the
bark .Spay1Y,o hack, have offered to sail
this large canoe to San Francisco. She
will be an object of great attraction in
Philadelphia. Commissioner Swan has
succeeded in obtaining the finest and
most extensive collection of curiosities
ever collected on the Northwest coast
Illustrations Of the manners and Gus
toms of Indian lie, and the display Of
his collections, will make in Philadel
phia, we venture to predict, an exhibi.
ton Of great value and interest.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16

SrEcIAL TAXA vote is authorized
to-day, OF citizens residing within the
corporate limits of Olympia, upon the
Question of lsvying special tax of eight
mills to build a wharf on the west side
OF the bay and construct o road to it.
We hope the proposition will carry for
the same reason the boy wanted to
catch the woodchuck. There is really
no choice left, and we must treat the
subject as we now find it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16

D~ One of our solons, while visiting
the Insane Asylum mistook warden
of the institution for an insane patient,
and took down along deposition against
Hill Harmon which the wag palmed of
upon him as veritable statement OF
"nan's inhumanity to man." The law
maker called for q committee Of investi-
cation, with authority to send for
persons and papers," but was checked
in his philanthropic endeavor by the
merriment which ensued when the joke
became known. Verify, the doctors
are no longer alone in the endeavor to
run that institution. 10.
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% IT'S EVER So.-The excellent thea
trical company under the management
of Mrs. F. NJ. Phelps, was not well
patronized at Seattle, while the circus,
pronounced one of the greatest of trav-
cling bilks, had crowded tent. The
cause was that people. patronize the
circus who believe it to be sswicked' to
go to an intellectual entertainment. 81
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The EXCURSION. member of the AS
sembly has furnished us his "notes" of
the grand Legislative excursion. 1t is
q model Of brevity, but whether this is
owing to the nervous style of compost.
ton peculiar to the writer or extraneous
circumstances, il is impossible for us to
determine. We hope he will indise
the laws enacted by the present session,
and they will be embraced in something
less than a royal octave volume:
Morning Of 18th very foggy, cold and disa-
greeable all aboard at .halfpast sharp, ex-
cept Eve or six who went overlandin wagons
direct to the Asylum. Time by steamer three
erybody ON arrival looked for conveyance,
and SteilacooLi can certainly beat the world
in the number and sorry condition Of delap-
Mark Twain's description of " Baalbic," the
magnificent ruin. On the grounds, examined
all the wards and found them-Q len sabe. 1t
will be observed how inSeniously our corles7
Free sGasss b1 Fir tps
Back to town and left for Seattle ha-i-past
eleven. Euzzing and button-holing the order
pr prass baS Mavor and Civ Fathers paVi
ion; reception, Evening grand ball supper
champagne; speeches bed headacne. and
SO FORTH Nine O'Clock, University children
sung military performed evolutions; small
boys with muskets weighing more than them
selves, making it, for them at leas, more Of
business than pleasure. =. ~ t.4at.
Half past eleven Hol for the Penetentiary
Arrived at O'Clock; all hands in 'durance
vile" for once; shocking building; don't
know how strong It is, lodging again. Ed;
Half past 4left for Olympia arrived at 7 !;
took 'night-cap'' and went to bed confused
dreams in which Harmon leads q party OF the
insane who proceed by chartered steamer to
capture Victoria. Regents, preachers, war
and s'sours" united in inextricahle confusion.
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osiSE The identical individual figuring
as O Scion in the present Legislature,
who, if we are correctly informed,
made the motion to strike the press
from theexcursion resolution, possessed
an exalted respect for the "lever which
moves the world" a few years ago, as
a letter in our cabinet of curiosities
proves. We must check such retro
erosion. sn.. r -,i,sn,;as An..
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16

'sT The ONO ELEcros.-The chances
are that Ohio has gone Republican by
a small majority. which win be regarded
by Democrats as q defeat Of policy.
men and not Of sound principle. Wa
believe that real benefit will result in
burying all new departures. Defeat
in Ohio will result in unity in the Ma
tional Convention.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16

E John Taliant, Of Dublin, aged
10 years, fell from the wharf at Port
Discovery few days ago, striking his
head against the guards Of the steamer
Blahely, and sustained injuries from
which he soon died.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16

sEThe exports from the Puget
Sound Customs District for, the past
month amounted to, SAT ,223. Number
of vessels entered, 35, with tonnage
of 1892; vessels cleard, 81, with q
tonnage Of 1928. Total number en-
tering and clearing. 66, with a tonnage
of "a. 1913. EeE ,1g.e s3fH ~
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"socIABIE. "A social entertainment
will be given at the residence of d. r.
Bigelow in Swantown on this Saturday
evening at u o'clock, for the purpose
OF furnishing Olympia Union Academy
with few necessary articles of furni-
ture. ''-t ~
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D1sAsrER. Mr.. G. B. Elliot, Of this
city, fell from o ladder, while engaged
at work on his house, last Monday. and
sustained severe injuries from which he
has since been confined to his bed. !
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~ WYoMNa, The Democrats have cleo
ted eleven of the thirteen members of
the Council and eighteen Of the twenty
seven members Of the House in, Wyom-
ing Territory, a majority OF eleven on q
Joint ballot. H., 81.
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RE1laIoUs SEaucEs.--Mr. Utter will
preach at Tumwater Sunday morning,
at the usual hour, and in the evening
will lecture in Olympic Hall upon
+" The Bargain-hunting Spirit Of the
Times" Evening service begins at 7
O'Clock. .ta.s ssA& aeass