Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-22

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TnE house where William ii. seward
Was born is still standing in Florida,
Orange County, y. Y, and is occupied
by dressmaker. 1t is in good state Of
preservation. A large sycamore, dating
from the first settlement Of the county,
stands n few yards from the front steps.
DURING the absence of the second and
third assistant secretaries Of state for their
summer vacations, Mr.. George +. Baker
is in temporary charge of part of their
duties. First Assistant Secretary Seward
will remain in charge of the department
during the absence of Secretary Evarts.
GEORGE MULLER, the founder of the
Orphan Asylums at Ashley Downs, near
Bristol, England, is coming to this coun-
try. He sails for Quebec on August 90.
MIR. Muller is 70 years of age, but has,
notwithstanding his years, made recent
tour of Europe, during which he preached
300 times.
his troops because he wears a soldiers
coat Of the coarsest material and without
ornamentation of any sort, never eats
meat during the campaign, and never
t. u ;hes glass of wine or any other alco-
holic drink. He also denies himself the
luxury Of smoking.
SHUJE IsAwA, a young Japanese, lately
graduated at the Bridgewater Normal
School. In his graduating essay he gave
statistics showing the condition of educa-
ton in Japan and thanked Americans for
efforts made in that direction. There are
over 10000 common schools, nearly g.
100000 children receiving education in
them, and 36,S66 instructors in Japan.
Gov. BROCKMEyER, of Missouri, when
somebody said to him, "You can't expect
men to work for dollar u day." an
swered: "Why mott When l came to
this country, boy Of eighteen, worked
as a bootblack in the streets of New
York. Thirty years ago l worked in a
foundry for three dollars a week, and l
saved my money until had enough to
buy piece Of land, and then was indie.
pendent. I should have spent the bal
ance of my life on this piece of land, but
was routed out Of it by the war;"
THE Boston Saturday Euening Gazette
says: ut was fourteen years ago that
Edgar Parker, the artist, wounded at
Gettysburg, was lying in freight Car,
hungry, thirsty, bloody, without attend
ance, awaiting transportation homeward,
when he saw Henry Wilson 90 by the
train Oh It. Calling to him by name,
Wilson went up and recognized Parker.
He started of, and soon brought him wa
ter, crackers, and other Comforts. A ru-
NOR Of Parker's death preceded his re-
turn, and he appeared among his rela-
tives, to their CONSERVATION. Mr.. Parker
has now acknowledged Senator Wilson's
kindness by painting magnificent por-
trait of him, which is likely to live in
history"
SECRETARY SHERMAN is thus described
by person who saw him during his re.
cent trip to New England: "lIis person
al appearance is striking. if not imposing
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type II q true Westerner. Carelessly
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