Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-29

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Irish, daughter Ut Colonel lri.h. furmeFiy
Of Nehraska City, Translator of languages
ia the Interior Department, a position
hitherto always held by man.
CARLYLE wears such shocking bad
hat that everybody he passes turns round
to get second look at the fascinatingly-
ugly thing. Tisn't always II sure sign
OF genius, however, to wear hat like n
tramp's.
Tue Rev. Joseph Cook of Boston was
advertised to deliver lecture in Chicago
on ultimate America" but the labor
strikes rather confused his ideas of what
ultimate America might be. So he pru-
pently postponed his lecture.
Mr.. GLADsToNE's popularity with the
common people of England appears to
be undated. When passing through
Bristol recently, artisans, porters, sol
diers and women, as we'll as tlemen,
rushed forward to grasp his hand, and
raised cheers rs the train left the plat
Atorm.
AN irreverent reporter whose, phreno-
logical bump of veneration was not de-
vel"ped to excess, approached Governor
Hartranft last Friday, rs he was getting
aboard train in Philadelphia, with this
pointed question: "Governor, where are
you gOing2" The Governor replied quite
as pointedly: ~ will let you know when
l get there"
Mrs. MARY HALE, of somewhere in
Ohio. after the st. John fire sent pack
age of clothing that had belonged 10 her
son who ran away from home about two
years ago. She sent a note with the
package, saying that maybe her son was |
suffering in the burnt city. Strange as
it may seem, the clothes and the note
fell into the hands Of the boy, and he
Immediately communicated with his
mother, offering to return home aud be
good.
ANNE BREWSTER says, in a letter from
Rome to the Boston Adoertiser: 1.-THE
piIgrimages have ended, and it is just as
well they are over, for they have nearly
killed the Pope; if they had continued
much longer he could not have survived.
The sudden and unusual heat of the sea-
son, added to the fatigue Of receiving
such crowds of people, has made the
Pope unusually feeble. One day His
Holiness had long fit of fainting. When
he revived, his attendants and doctors,
seeing that he was deeply affected by
his situation, said encouraging words.
The Pope shook his head and replied:
do not fatter. I know we'll that l am
near my end"
PARsON JEDEDIAH DEWEY, who
preached q War sermon the Sunday be-
fore the battle of Bennington, was the
\ first pastor Of the first church in Yer
mont. His strict theological views some
times brought him into contact with Col.
Ethan Allen, the hero Of Ticonderosa,
who lived in Bennington some years.
Preaching on the character of God one
Sunday, Col. Allen rose in his prominent
pew ana disputed one of the parsons
statements. Pointing at the disturber,
Mr.. Dewey retOrted: ''Sit down, thy bold
olasphemer, and listen to the Word Of
iod.' During the Thanksgiving service
IT the surrende. of Ticonder"gA, Mr..
Ae~ey had been ascribing the glory Of
~ s'ci"ry 90 the Lord rather more
seeringl, than wss agreeable TO Alien,
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