Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-11-27
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LATER FROM THE ATLANTIC SIDE.
A Good Thing.

LATER FROM THE ATLANTIC SIDE.
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CHICAGO. Nov. t9.l--Secfetary Bristow has
directed that the expenses OF tho custom
houses in Chicago, Milwaukee and elsewhere,
shalI be cut down Is per cent, This IS De
carried out by the collectors as they see NJ
II they desire TO reduce the force 10 per cent,
thew can do 90, or reduce salaries IN the sahe
proposition, without discharging any oso'
The greater number of collectors nave ue
cideS 10 discharge the requisite number OF
"'''''' Fire at Newark. rs. :r..1
NEwARK. N. j., Nov. 21.-~A fire occurred
In J. Marshall d Co.'s extensive ciotning
store on Broad street about o'clock thus
morning. caused by the leaking OF The gas.
The interior and contents were destroyed.
Loss estimated at $50, 600; fully insured.
Death OF senator Ferry.
NonwAIK. Conn.,, Nov. Ex-senator Fer
nv. whose health has been failing Tor some
months, died this afternoon. ,.'.
Fatal Explosion OF n Coal OH Lamp:
TRENTON. N. j., Nov. 21.-A coal oil
,amn exploded In shoemaker shop kept by
Conard Sergler last evening and injured SIX
persons; one named Geo. Ashmer viii PROP
ably die. g5...t.,4 "a.
Arrival Of the Remainder Of she Crew
- ''' :, or she John Pascal.
RosroN Nov. 21.-The ship Victoria ar
rived here today frem Calcuatt with the
officers and crew Of the ship John Pascal,
of Bangor, Maine, which vessel was destroy
ed by Are on the passage from Calcutta TO
New York. A portion OF the crew were
previously reported arriving at Plymoutn'
FINLAND, and their statement Is fully corroo'
Grated by the captain. a'.r 49,
A mother and Son s 90 be Hung for MUIR
Utica. N, Y, Nov. 21.-On Saturday Lo::
dicia and Albert Frendenburg, mother ana
SON, were found guilty OF the murder OF or.
10 Davis, in GRANVILLE, Herkimer county, las.
June. and were sentenced by Judge Merwin
20 be hanged on Friday, December 3lst. at
Herkimer. n rat..
Union League TO be Reorganixed.
In the Union League of America, meeting
NJ philadelphia on the 11th, the unanimous
opinion was expressed In favor OF o complete
reorganization, by amendment OF It's cons!i-
tuition and ritual to adapt them TO lving U.s.
A. Newall. chairman, and Thos. G. Baker.
secretary. has been addressed to members OF
the Lesgue, and in which the assertion IL
made that the common schools are in DANGER
and 0 call for rally to their defense Is made
-. ssrar lost with an on Board.
SAN FnANcYsco. Nov. 20.-The brig Will
mantle ojsen. master, sefS aGnt,cls las Oct
Goth. News has Just been received that por.
tions of her hull has come ashore ~ Goln
Bluffs. Nothing heard OF those ON poard.
She had O crew Of eight men. She Is sup
posed to have foundered in the recent heavy
gales. She belonged to J. Kentneld q 90
uninsured. /. She Is an old vessel and been
on the coast since 1859. g'af
A Cold Reception.
Nrw YoRK Nov. ia London special
Jaws that after the Cabinet Council. Sunday,
a telegram was sent advising the Prince OF
Wales 10 return, The reason assigned by the
correspo ndent for this action. OF the Cabnet
Is the unsatisfactory attitude OF the native
princes. Not single reception mas peen
and Bengal presidencies All entertainments
thus far given have been given by English.
There 10 no concealing the fact that the ma
tive princes view the visit unfavorabiy.
The spanish asncessaon Cenflrmed.
Madrid. Nov. Government has deter
mined that all foreigners tried In Cuba TO!
participating In the insnrsecnon pc MiVw ss,
dispatch from washington was discussed at
n Cabinet counsel yesterday. The present
satisfactory Situation promises q favorable
and early settlement Of all pending questio ms
Affecting our relations with the United States.
Guilty ON all Counts.
Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 22.--In the Mcdonald
trial, the day was devoted 70 speeches by
McDonald's counsel, and District Attorney
DRYER for the prosecution. The case was
then given IN the jury. who returned In three
hours with verdict of guilty On all counts
In the indictments, eight In number. The
Jury was then polled, when each juryman
replied stiirmatfvcly. District Attorney DyeI
then asked the court TO send for the pfis0hes
or order him into the custody OF the marshal.
Judge Treat replied ~ the law applied the
maximum and minimpH amount Of punish
ment, and he u only liInited In discretion
ary powers, no would not press sentence In
any of the cases, whether the defendants
may have pleaded guilty. or bean convicted
by Jury an he has heard tbe evidence in al
the cases now pending. Meantime the pris
oner win be ordered into the custody Of ths
in addition 10 sSe eis, 900 ssfesd Z given 5,
Mcdonald. Al ball conld NOT be obtained
10 night, the prisoner was placed In chsrg'
of the marshal. Regarding punishment tn
maximum y three yesrs y cash count, M
minimum six monthe. As to the ine tn
discretion Of the court b almost unlimited.
Tpnsral EEeaers. \, '''''
WAsurSorox, Nov. "a. The committee o
arrangemeuta met at the capitol this evening
sud sgf:ed upon the iel!9Yiss order W o. pro
IIte vice President q the United States
The committee Of arrangements, rs;t ocNref.
and mouvnoro Win attend Mt the Vice preaj