Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17
TIE L EGR a PHO.
LATER FROM THE ATLANTIC SIDE.
Emisranss for she wlest.


'eg Emisranss for lhe west.
OMAHA, April sSAThe number of emf.
denfedly large. Nine thousand three Eun.
.dred have already left here since March 1T.
One thousand went west stodayoh special
train. - st ~ >-
The Tribune Celebrates It's 35th An
niversary.
New YORK, April 9.-The Tribune cele
bratcs its Both anniversary tomorrow by tax.
ing possession of its new building and by
printing quadruple sheet with picture and
ures of its circulation, showing an average
of over $4,000 copies daily.
Death of Charles Tappan.
Charles Tappan, the last surviving mem.
Der of the well know anti-slavery society, died
in Washington City yesterday, aged 20.
Twecd's Frauds 70 be Further NM
earthed.
New YORK, April 9.-Notiee of action has
been given in the new six-million suit against
VIM. M. Tweed. The list Of properly at.
tached embraces everything known to be in
posure and WHICH he passed into hands of
other parties.
The U. Prs Troubles Multiply.
cial says the Union Pacific Railroad Com.
pany is likely to soon have another serious
subject to consider. There is little doubt
that the attorney general is examining the
law to ascertain whether government can
enjoin the payment of dividends by the com.
pany to stockholders, as has been announced
they will soon do. It is maintained that the
first duty of the Union Pacific Company,
after payment of interest on its first mortgage
Is to look after the second mortgage. So
licitor Of the Treasury Wilson Is undo rstood
to have been SO advised.
washburn withdraws from the Con.
t test.
CHICAGO, April GA Washington special
says: II have the statement from high au.
thorty that Hon. +. B. Washburn has sent
word from Paris informing his confidential
friends here that he he's positively withdraw
from the contest for the presidential nomina-
ton. In whose favor he takes this step am
not informed positively Rumor says Bris.
tow's aspirations will be speedily promoted
by it,"
A Judge that has Els Senses.
SALT LAKE, April 0.-In the polygamy case
now on trial at Beaver, Utah, Judge Bore
man charges that polygamy committed prior
TO 1862 is punishable now; that bigamy Is
continuous crime, and that the statute Of lin.
itation does not apply. This is directly op.
posite to the charge of Judge Emerson OF
this district. ,et i
Another Mexican Raid.
New ORLEANS, April 10.-John Noltan,
deputy collectors OF customs at Rome, Texas,
reports officially to Col. Haynes, collector ut
cans, on their way from the interior of Tex.
as, surrounded the town with the intention
OF robbing the custom house, but,a company
OF U. 5. soldiers, under Captain Boyers for
tunatey being in town, the Mexicans fed.
A PeIygamist Sentenced. 49,.
SALT LAKE, Apil 10.-GSo. Reynolds, con-
victed OF poIygamy, few Gay ago was 10.
day sentenced to one year in the penitentiary
and $500 fine. At the annual church confer.
ence, to-day, Brigham Young was elected
prophet, seer, reveiator and president
Postsmce Corrse.ionisss Coming TO
WASHINGTON, April 1O.-Warrants have
been issued for the arrest of James Week,
late clerk In the Sixth Auditors Office, and
+. L. Channel, clerk In the contract office,
implicated in the postal frauds recently dis
covered. Van Week was yesterday removed
by order of the Secretary of the Treasury
The order for Channels removal Is not yet
issued by the postoffice department. Colt
and Floycd, who confessed to being partci-
pators In the frauds, are held as witnesses
against the persons who persisted In denying
their guilt. The warrants for the arrest OF
Van Week and Channel are based on afida-
Wits of special Howard, charging them with
conspiracy, bribery and accepting brides.
The penalty prescibed Is fine and imprison
ment not exceeding three months.
Across she English Channel ON Foot.
LONDON, April 1O--Paul Boynton, who
started from Dover soon after this morning
to 60 20 France In his life:saving apparatus,
arrived at Bologne at o'clock this evening
IL. excellent health. ard spirits, a. great
crowd was present to receive him. and gave
him an enthusiastic welcome.
From SAN Francisco.
SAN FRANcIsco, April "a man named
ing in which the late explosion occurred at
the time Of the accident and has not been
seen since; he is supposed TO be buried In the
ruins. So far, eight deaths are known to
have occurred. Inquests are being held this
evening. t@ t'}tf2h'
The Anti-seasick steamer. i.J'
LONDON, April t2.-The Bessemer steamer,
constructed so rs to overcome the motion of ,
the sea, made q satisfactory trial trip from
Gravesend to Calais.
Collision between .. Steamers and Loss.of
LONDON, April IA Shanghai dispatch
says TWO steamers eugaScV IN local tfAue,
came into collision and the sudden sinking of
one caused great loss of life. la;.}v
France ae tine Centennial ExhIbltieM, :
PARIS, April 12.--At q meeting of the
French commission on the U. 8. centennial
exhibition, the letter Addressed to Ministers
De Gases and Say was read II asks for
nomination on the part ofigoyernnent of
centennial commissioners. to offiGiallyapro- o
mote the interests Of French exhibitors. and.
requests that some of the principal master
pieces OF French art and industry ID posses
sion OF the government be sent To the EXHIBIT!
ton at Philadelphia. a n D nsa Ion
ao931Iaa sprung a'Leak. saa alll
LONDON, April IL, The ship San Rafael
from San Francisco via Valparaiso (wherc
she put in leaky), for Queenstown, arrived at
Fagalon on the 1st inst again leaking, and
VOC discha rninr her cargo for renairs " nv