Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-09-23

to discuss the question of disinfecting China.
town Is recommended by DR. Meares. health
officer. The opinion of the city and couptv
attorney had been asked as to the legality Of
making forced entrance into Chinese don.
and compelling the use of sanitary measures
The attorney asked further time to cone;do.
the question, stating ON an ofrhand oninion
that while in an ordinary state of affaira or
cry mans house was his castle. still ,ho,.
were considerations which must override al,
merely technicalities. He will render
writton opinion in day or two. The renort
of the health officer as to the conduct If NJ
Chinese in this matter occasions mpc,, =.
dignation both among members of the board
Of health and community at large. Tho
board arc strongly in favor of adoptin. ex
treme measures and submitting the whole
Chinese quarters to general publication
Returned Unsatisned.
Sheriff Conner TO day returned the execu,;o.
in the Tweed Sc, OOO, 900 ju lgment wholly nm
satisfied, he being unable to find any proncr.
ty on which to make levy.
Ano A1ne Match.
CREEDMoRE, Sept. 13-In the 500 vor,
range rifle match, America is $50, Scotch 5ae
Irish $50, Australia 531 and Canadian 5a1
The Americans Win the Rife Mate.
CREEDMoRE, Sept. 14-11 A. M.-Firinp in
the international rifle match was resuo,od
shortly before II o'clock at the sOO>vord
range Each team has a different SHOOTING
ground from that used yesterday The
weather is fire, and immense numbers of neo.
pie are arriving. At 800 yards the Americans
are 525, Irish 500, Scotch 525, Canadians 40s
Australians are 522-The international r;ea
match is over and the Americans are victor.
ious. Tho total score at 900 yards: Ameri.
can team, 515; Australians, 494; Canadian
465; Irish, 4S5; Scotch, 49, The Americans
are in their aggregate score at 500 and 600
yard range, A points ahead of the Scotch
and 4S ahead of the Irish. The announce.
ment OF the scores, which should the Ameri.
cans had magnificent lead was greeted bv
vociferous and cheers.
The Americans won by 90 over the Irish
The Americans total score for both dav 2
1876; Irish, 3,104; Australian, 5000; Scotch
1901; Canadian, 2,993-
The thousand yards score; Americans 900.
Irish, 535; Scotch, 49s; Australian, 5S5: Ca.
nadians, 476.
News from Gen Terry
CHICAGO, Sept 15-Thc Times spec;al
correspondence with Terry, telegraphs under
date, Fort Buford, mouth of the Yellowstone
Sept. Sth. The final breaking up of Terry,s
command occurred yesterday, and all the
troops are now en- route home, with the ex.
exception of two regiments of infantry
which will winter at the mouth of the Tongue
river The Montana troops numbering ESQ
infantry, 129 horses, and including the sew
enth infantry and second cavalry, under
Gen. Gibson, left for Fort Ellis with the wag-
on train and supplies for 80 days. They will
will follow the old Stanley trail The route
is teeming with hostiles and $50 miles long
and they may encounter large war party in
the Big Horn country. They have been in
the field since March and are poorly clad for
the cold weather and fierce storms which
sweep over the prairies at this season. The
22d infantry have been left at the mouth of
Glendive Creek, and commenced the con.
struction of s:ockade. They will remain
until November, or later. BY the 18th all
the troops will have been withdrawn from
the northern country. except the 22d cav
airy, containing 400 men. A dispatch Just
received from Gen. Sheridan countermands
the order to winter o regiment of cavalry on
the Yellowstone, which renders winter cam.
paigning impossible and Indefinitely post
pones the subsection of the Sioux. Terry
leaves the field, having accomplished no pur-
pose of the expedition and with one-quarter
of his troops killed by bullets or exposure
Yellow Fever.
SAVANNAH. Sept. 15.-Yellow fever inter-
ments27. Over one-half of the colored pop
ulation are depending upon the charity of
the whites and the destitution is increasing.
President Grant Knjoined.
New YORK, Sept. 15.-Judge Westbrcok
to-day granted an injunction restraining
President Grant and the Secretary of State
from Issuing mandate for the. surrender of
Leopold Veto demanded by the Australian
authorities on charge of forgery.
Maine Legislature.
PORTLAND, Sept.-The Maine legislature
will stand as follows: House, 100 Republi-
caus, 80 Democrats. Republican gain, 81 in
the House and o in the Senate.
The Rarss vank
Sioux CITY, Sept IA party of foreign
capitalists with the officers of the COvington,
Columbus and Black Hills Railroad passed
over the first thirty miles Of completed track
to Panca, Nebraska, to-day. The road is 81
guage and was projected, built and equipped
to the present terminus since the first of
March this year, and is the fist link of the
projected road via the Black Hills and Ma
lional Park to Portland, Oregon. Arrange
ments have been made to complete $50 miles
this year, and will reach the Black Hills in
1877.
MORALLY Wounded.
YREKA, Sept 15.-On Wednesday about 8
o'clock. B. A. Godfrey was stabbed and
wounded at Fort Jones by young
man named Sherwood.
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-John Walter, prin-
,ipai owner Of the London Times, and in
Tentor Of the Walter improved press. has ar
lived from England.
Assassinarion or n Rreneh Girl.