Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-03-13

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ia iisa % BsTiiir5 ~ fnds ssass bssiuJ
i Gathsriuss ihgi the ayEaSaidao,Is
/ FhsIegishavs Assembly, q ne W5sssir il
(Eeonsinl IegiSlatnses have sSctsa uthsrSxai
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Dc1AAosnsr sc1As1 rysIoiiasiai, r.pa pHat lF,srea an
In Sews enterprising Western fa1mers Il
are said 70 be preparing TO turn grlss-
hoppsrs into oil. in cass thos6 fhsSck ~
make their appearances in dbsiSdctixsssl
numbers next season. A grasshoppstFsi
loil faosQsT NouIa hs . noysltSs esIr
~ AaynWap 6sts ma Adset whea so4 Il,
make an hpfayorable comparison Of her
baby with . neighbors., m the ab- -
sence of baby, You can swofk Her sip'nf
some by putting upa Grover Il Baksfem
sewing machine when she runs d SinGerails
q The system of prepa5ine postaeeo ocnN6
newspapers does not bring in IS lsr9e Z.
returns to the Department as were sx-
pected. There was a serious miscalcu- z
atioh both Of the amount 81 pcstaceyii
annually uncoilected andpof the printedaa
matter Transmitted. II efgia a9 gei, 4t1isst
| An Eastern ipapar uncharitably ssyss
Residents in San Francisco hsxas por =.
titioned, to have the Nicholson pave -.
ment removed and The loose cobbie-..ii
stones brought back. When Chinas1s
man passes along half Che time thsy IL
can't find anything to throw ut him. ssnb
" Are you sure p. asked Evarts. n
Tlton replied. !" I'm not sure--I am
certain. Evarts said, 7 don't know
the distinction, hut there il sons, fais
suppose. Tilton said, - Excuse me.llL
Mr. Eyartas lido mot wish to, bs capsas
tious. i am certain the sun rose thisz,,
NOR morning. am rs sure 81 it vii rise tenor a
Es The census shows that $40. .ssaswoamseennf oasennf
J, in this country are employed as agril y
cultural ilaborers, (nsarly all of whcmina
are colored, OF course); 2,681 are, ,iArS nm
'mers, 867 1854, are domestic SERVANTS,
1 "a, ,047 are school teachers, 64 1893 are
cotton mill operatives, 80, ,490 Are mill i-Sdf
ners and dressmaksrs, .96 !205sre tailor-sea
sssss.s and 27,72s weelsp milli opera 81
fNess esoit 3g asussE,s ~ 5ss eaaaT;vi7,,
In the election for President in 1876,
the thirty-seven States in the Union
I will choose 366 electors. Those States
In which slavery lately existed win ii
4 choose 1873 of them.g The Naw England .it
States, together with New York, Penn I
syivanla ana Eew Jersey, way choose
It', Ia ana "a, lne Twelve states lylng west
ol .he Un'o, IN wnicn slavery Gid not
eAls'' VIII ehoose 'he remaining no. si4 .
There is to be great international
chess -matclt between Englishi and of
French players. The last was thirty
years ago. and lasted two years, when
the English were beaten. They have
now challenged the French to another
trial OF strength. Three dayslwill be n
allowed for each move. The stakes to,5s
be played for will probably be $4,000
and the match will be carried on by !
telegraph. . \, .',.',. I.
In the Wisconsin Senate 9 bill has
been introduced in relation to railroad
management, which establishes am ens .
tirely new system OF railway control,
1t Eroyides for ascertaining the gross
receipts Of all the railroads by State
travelling agents; also, for ascertainihg
the actual value OF all the railroads imef
the State, and festrieta the companies "a
to 10 per cent. net profits on such yaln-,
ations, without other restrictions, ex.
cept giving the Railroad Commissioners
the powerito prevent extortions.a 59r
The Winter of 16T4-5 will certainly,s
long be remembered BY stststha oldsst
ihnansans ,hn naae - 6ns q tns mosl severe q q
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