Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-08-04

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MRS: CARklL DHAkk COLLINS, 'ne
VIE oi arespectea CITIZEN Vi Leoa.on'
n. H., mas walked twenty-five miles In a
htle less tnan SIX nouTs' ier aoc'chce
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BURNS IS 10 nave a statue erected 10
ms memory al hi'mafhocK' ocot!aho'
Inc Earl OF Eylhtoh was asker ior
subscription ana refused, saying tnat me
nad the Oad taste 10 neitner appreciate
burnss character nor poems.
HANNIBAL HAML1N, since Simon Cam
eron's retirement, is the Oldest senator,
reckoning from the time he entered that
body, but his services have not been con-
tinuous. Senator Anthony is the Oldest
senator in continuous service.
LUrHER's apartments 10 the Angus
tine convent at Wittenberg, Germany,
arc to be turned into museum, where
, will be gathered the best portraits OF
him aud Lutheran library. The build
ing remains US he left 1t, and contains
his table, chair, and Jug.
THE late Augustus Hemmenway of
Massac husetts, who died about a year
bkp III Duutu AmcIlCus IcIl Ill CSlutC VI
1891, 1895. Only a small portion of
this money was invested in real estate.
lie lett ABOUT $lOU,UUO IN puDllc De-
quests, ana tue rest u MS family.
L. J. JENNINGS writes the New York
World from London: "Altogether am
bound to tell you Grant is great sue
cess. He is dscreetly reticent. He goes
through reception Of two or three
hours with his usual imperturbability, and
the people have taken fancy to his
quiet manner ana serious 1ace.
MIR. MOTLEY not long ago wrote to
Gen. Wilson: VI have had the strongest
admiration for MIR. Bryant ever since my
college days, when flrst began to know
his poetry by heart. ON" Ut the pleasant
est events, to the, OF my last visit to New
York was the making OF his personal
acquaintancc-a privilege which l had
long DESIRED"
A COURT in Des Moines was occupied
some days ago with u suit between Mrs.
Anna Bird and Mrs. Harriet Crow, Mr..
Crow and JOhuny Crow. The defence
was conducted bv Mr. Fox and he and