Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-27

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wHES Macready was once rehearsing
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crossbows; Mr.. Macready, though I'm
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Mr.. LoNeFELLow has the most com.
plete private poetical library, it IL be-
lieved, that 10 to be found in the country,
and hardly any public library could be
found which so fully represents this de-
partment of literature. The selections
for his "Poems of Places" are almost al.
ways made from volumes in his own col
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'ON big drunk sll day. Don't think
there is any use Ia living" This was
hesuccinct commentary which q broken.
down gentleman from Harrisburg made
upon his early career, as he directed his
body to be sent by express, q. o, d., h
his friends in Cumberland county, Penn,
and poisoned himself in room of .
Chicago hotel, There certainly was no,
much use. in living In that way. HI
~ ANNA DICKINSON has given up hel
house in New York, taken apartments il
10th street, and gone to, work on .
comedy. A gossiper says her parloi
hangipgs are brown with adash Of red
and that among her engravings are tsThs
Hugenot Lovers, Y sNapoleon at st.
i Helena and q proof Of 1.-THE Death Of
Cheiterton," which was great painting
at the Royal Academy few years ago
ANDERsoN, the New Haven murderer
who is awaiting new trial, 10 very foDd
Of little mouse which he caught in hi
cell. When he holds string in his IN
gers, and in broken English askes his
little friend to mount like sailor, tn,
mouse lays hold Of the string and climb
to his hand. The mouse also sits ON be
hind legs on tea-cup, and, crawling
through his moustache and on his nose
makes q graceful bow and jumps iron
head to hand.
JAMES GooDALI, o colored man, VIII,
was 104 years old Ia March last, reside
In jackson, Michigan. His memory il
very good, but especially clear respect
my his escape from slavery, fifty-fou
years ago. After days of wandering ant
many vain attempts to cross the 0hi'
river, he reached q place on the rive
bank opposite Cincinnati. He was al
most starved to death, and at last dare'
to approach q large house, near which
there was small cabin,in search of food
A negro woman came out Of the cabin
heard his story and promised to aid him
At night her husband brought him food
He had lived for five days before Of
horse-chestputs. The following day the,
ferried him across the Ohio, and he sool
obtained employment as free man.
The lodge In the wilderness for whicl
the Rev. James Beecher has left q twenty
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Ulster county, New York. With lumbe
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