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persona! f'iends a. tie Ea,t. L. SC
!e.ary ol the IIe1,l:r has been maa-
ing a political speech IN Ohio.
Whcthe, II Is proper for MI iilmedi-
a.c friend Of t,c pre,;lcu. and hiob
ytlicer under BIN. to indicate 10 the
people what is expected of item at
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time imp,oncr for a petty official TO
preside over y caucus in the back
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-08

sEDr. Plummer is about to or
ganize district telegraph company
for Portland, through the agency of
which every residence, hotel and Of
fee in that city can send messages for
policemen, coach, posthov, etc. by
telegraph. 10 the head Office, which
supplies tkeir wants
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-08

II appears that the trials If
speed between the ssfrr All the " -
-.-sss-T of l-.s aiaso.~; Irgxzrlai1v result
n savor - tie foTE2sF She -vrerasfv
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-08

ACCEPTS. Tho Walla-walla Ini0I.
thinks that the STANDARDS suggestion
of exhibiting some Of the products
OF the eastern portion OF thc Territory
at the Fair to he held here next
month, is u good one, and urges the
local Agricultural Society to make
the necessary arrangements for a dis
play Of cereals, at least, III October.
It says: Ii there is al exhibition
there Of samples of our 60-bushel TO
the acre wheat, S7-bushel to the acre
oats, and other grains, vegetables and
fruits. it would do moro to attract
attention to our country than a cart
load of immigration pamphlets.
Then, too, the Sound country has
been so extensively written up and
advertised at the expense of the Ter
ritory, that there are large number of
people who visit the most beautiful
body Of water in the world" gaze at
the enormous fir trees, smell the
product of the coal mines and taste
the delicious clans that grow there,
who 60 away under the impression
that they have investigated the re-
sources of Washington Territory.
This class of people need to be taught
in that addition to these things, our
magnificent Territory produces mil
lions of bushels of the finest grain,
of cattle and sheep, tons
Of wool, in short all the products of
The temperate zone in perfection
md profusion."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-08

- 4 $4,000 fire occurred in
Victoria lat Sunday morning, orig
mating il. the Occidental Building
corner OF Government and Fort
Streets. Capt. Martin. the occupant
O: the saloon from which the fire
spread, has. on complaint of the
Sule rintenient Of Police, been arrest
e,i ior arson. The loss Was well eoy-
erea =; lnsur=uce.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-08

GrrL- - - { ?; Ho-s
5s~k-rls ..l,. y Ha-is~r
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l. . N,rAer~oz. Press.iia- fI,i,
A.. VI NlrAer~pu. Klamath.
Go5-- ]. ke - te supplied
81 ". R'orA I..nL,lilc.
; ircr Lake - L. -l., .iei
-gDI. S1tS ~ I.>TairT.
a. Tair.l,li. Presiding Eldcr.
!. Dillon. Seattle.
!. Atwood. Olympia.
VI. Judy, Tacoma.
John Parsons, Port Townsend.
Thomas Magill, WILDLY Island.
G. Derrick, .okagit.
Thomas Goodpasture, Whatcom,
surrlicd.)
L. J. Sharp, White River.
J. III. Allyn, Chehalis.
W. I. Cospor, Mound Prairie.
J. Matthew, Cowlitz.
T.. 4. Judkins, Dungencss.
n. A. Starr, Oysterville.
F.. Elliott, Astoria.
Il. NJ. Reese, Lewis River.
G.. Day, Vancouver.
S. D. Earl, Powell's Valley, (sup-
olied.)
j. II. Acton, East Portland.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-08

go Unless the publisher Of the
Courier resigns his place on the Re
publican Central Committee soon, we
expect President Hayes to FULFILL his
promise and remove him from two
Of the most lucrative Federal offices
held in the Territory-Deputy Col
lcctor Of Internal Revenue and Pub
lie Printer. 1t may likewise be in
order for the Secretary to rise and
EXPLAIN as he contracted with Mr..
BagIey to execute the Territorial
Printing knowing this disability ex-
listed.
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L-,,hie -. IA tie Suar,!s Il tac
,t,.rc. nlr.... 81 ME ascending
the WI. lc:-- r.ycr to Po.;lai i.
last oa. cay. and before assistance
could 10 rendered, wa; drowned.
lie vas recently discharged from the
Washington Hospital for the Insane,
az Stcilacoom, and it is thought that
he must have still been doranged and
and jumped into the river with
suicidal intent. The deceased re-
sided for short time at Tumwater
and worked in Gilbach's flour Mill.
, 1877-02-02

6pscI03 lHgplEtH 70 3H1 1Ff6WAk
WARRINGTON, D. e., Feb. LA Repnhlicaa
lawyer connected with the Louisiana cass said
tonight this: "We cannot at present Ktvs our
stdo Of tho Louislana bribery sto.y. It u tho
purpose OF the Democratic lommlttce under
Dudley Fields leadership,to conceal the Rspub-
Ac4u sids Of tho case, and possibly tho Democrats
hope to prevent 1t being made publL: 1t any
time. All cau say u that It Il most dasnua-
bio conspiracy. and that in 4 few days we ahsll
to aole 10 prove thta to tho satisfaction
Of every honest man in tlis country. Aean.
while, tell tho people Of the country
not to bc disturbed The vhole story
IL = conspiracy Of pcrIused and indicted thieves
and scoundrels, and when The truth il told tho
public viii oe startled"
Tue Sub Committee Of the Senate Cpspmfttsa
, 1877-02-02
Maddox Much Mixed and Muddled by tho
0ross-Qusstioning Process.
A Native South Carollnian on
the Politics Of His Own
State.
How tho Democratic Campaign Wa.
Planned, Organized, and
Executed.
THE COUNT.
ALL GOES SMOOTHLY.

Spfef9f 0fxpa!eh 10 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, b. G., Feb. 1.-There has never
been quictcr weekday tn Washington, at!d It
would be Impossible for tho two Houses to us-
serab!c III joint convention on any great OCCASION
In moro orderly manner tl1nn WAS done to-day.
In spitc OF the tact that tho universal attention
Of the city centcrcd on tue Capitol, and 1nany
THOUSAND wanted seats, tic officers Of each
lionse wcrc entirely successful Ia preserving
perfect quiet anil absolute or1er throughout tho
bniid'nEt nnd aIso to do what las seldom bccn nc-
eotnplishcd before, namely: to kccpall means u
communication about tho two wings Ut tho
building perfectly free. As a consequence, in
stead Ut tho turmoil aild confusion threatened
by some and fcnrsl by many, everything was
a. quiet aud orderly without US II ehnrcscrrlec
had been In progress, while IN tue l,all OF the
Aousc. and afterwards IN tho Supreme Court
room where tho Commission mot, nil proceed
tngs wero marked by the utmost .!ccorun,.
Evidently tho orders for tlrcss.paradu and re-
view ol Watterson's lambs and John G. Tholnp-
son aad ucn. Mansoufs buldozcrs
HAD nEEH c0uNTEnMANDEp,
a. only few stragglcra and bli,nmcrs Of those
commands appeared. Tho stattou-ho,tscs were
little moro crowded than usual last nigl.t,
Moro trulnps applied ut tho public lodging
!iouHc, md rome, !nsteaI Of being
1nFniahed With hotcl accommodations
Ut WatteFson and Thompsons expcnsc, took
the1r breakfasts at tho souphouscs. These
stray laEnbs had not learned Of tho revocation
ol the orders for concentration on Washington.
ottte scorc or twoHh struggled In from Virginia
anu Maryland, mono got into tho Representa-
tlves' wing Of tho Capitol, and al! who eas1o
were 30 quiet and dirty that they could not well
~ distinguished FROM other trnmps. Thu de-
c's'on of eac'1 Aouso to keep all passages In tho
, 1877-02-02

however, At tho same time that the
presiding officer Of tho Ecnatc should
l'c notified Of the arrangement 70 that he might
appoint two Republican teitcrs on the part Of
the Senate, and thus " make things eren.''
, 1877-02-02
IN CONGRESS-.

WARRINGTON, D. C., Fob. 1.-5lr. Robertson
presented resolutions which, he said, were
adopted At meeting Of white md colorcd d,l-
zcns It Baruxell Cou1t-uouas, jan. Is, aud
, 1877-02-02

|
| ss,cta, Ds,ratsh 10 ~ 4r,.a<
WASHINGTON, u. C., Feb. 1.-One OF The ru1es
! Of the Commission m!eht be ssitl to haze t,ccu
! made To ft the case Of David Dudley Fic1d. vim
Is possessed with mania for figuring before the
| country as tho grcst legal champton of anmuc)
]. Tfllcn and the Democratic nartv. In tbe
framing of tho rules, the question was consider.
cd whether It would be proper to allow mem.
hers Of Copgrcss to act as coupsel. and It wus
generally agreed TINT such thing ou1ht
not to bc permitted, becauso tho meu,-
bcrs of tho TWO Uouscs occ,tny the
position Of 1ulgcs in = superior tribunal,
who will be called upon TO sustain or oyefrule
tho decisions Of the Commission, and for them
to act as the advocates Of ono party or the other
would be, It Was argued,
| MAx1FRBTLr IMPROPER,
4 chance for Field to display bis oratory and To-
eai skill was opened afterwards, however, by
tho rrl1o allowing members obtccttnp to any re-
turns 10 spcnk hcfore the cnm,nIsston In ann.
nor+ ~ ,bn;r o,,sn,,rt,. ,,,,J.s III" .s,,s " 'Ae
F' ~. ~ ~" !eous G' ultoes VIZ sa,e'
rs aoon as tae commission assemblies to"fnor-
have the door for TWO hours ON on the the
Florida case, They will be fnl,owra
J., a.r1.u, sss uac !o.o"c 20
~ 1aikc"s @"u 4'ieesat5' as TUE oolcetoTe 70 the
4"uea fetaFns from that state when these
speeches have been made, anI tho objections
nsc thus fully set forth, tho casc itself comes
IN ~ fo,,n nj ,,.,, t,, ,,o,,. ,rt,, ~ .,is
rndcr ,ho rr1o. .., h..- c,,,,,ssl 49,, ..at .,ss
oIoet lhe ro4ce 70 nea[ COUNCIL on each side'
ONE VERY IMPORTANT DEcIs1oN
| Was made BY tho Commission to-day IN tho way
| Of lnterprcttny It's own rules. Tho Dcmocrattc
1avvcra anncar willing. n mt onvtors -, 49,
sr,s r .pas. w., ~ ~. ao' aa.tous, " eoh,
SUNG great aeai o. time IN taking, and
would like to have had the rule allowing
two hours for arguments on each sido
, 1877-02-02
asked that they be read and referred 10 tho
Committee on Privileges and Elections. Tho
Ehtcf Elefk frdd Tin rrso]nf fona a foE.x.. :.

1%AAsAAtcS UH nl1 $lCkEk, did 10 to
TO tlteis native State an hnneat government III
home rufe. and TO free her from t{e tbicyInr f1o1
Fam fnnsnt nnucr which she has 10 long suffered,
wn9A '-'-'A0a' s'A'"-
Mr. Sargent here objected to tho further
seadlng. az the resolutions were not couched in
respectful language. A short dcbate followed.
after which Sargent, at tho request of Mr..
fattefson, Withdrew his objection, and tho read.
ing Of the resolutions was concluded. They
deny there was Intimidation on the part Of
whites towards blacks, and support the Hamp-
ION Government. The resolutions were then
referred.
Mr. sau1sburY presented very 1ot,g printed
petition signed by bankers, rncrcIants, clergy.
men, and others Of New Orleans, in regard to
INC condition Of Affairs in Louisiana, in which
Tue Kellogg Government fs charged with in
competency, and they appeal 10 the country not
to bellcvc the statements Of fraud md violence,
charged against Louisiana.
Mr. Howe moved that the petition be referred
to the Committee on Privileges md Elections,
and that the Committee SUMMON such s(xuers
Of tho petition as they may deem advisable 10
prove the charge they make. After discussion.
The motion was agreed 10.
NF. Edmunds submitted concurrent frsoI,-
ton, prorIling that the public proceedings of
the Commission authorized by tho Electoral
COUNT blu, as taken down under the direction
Of tue Commission. shall be nr,ntetf IN ,he
f'oror.,.so..y U...., p 80 -"o
lc, ~ ,o,,,o. ~. 49, ana taat an e1tfa nuta-
49,, y. .opteo pe pf'utea ior Tue use OF The Com
hass'on.
The Chair appointed Sargent and Allison
tcllers on the part Of thc srnatc IN ronn, w.,
ro,ca for prc.i,.,, No., s,,ss n'S.,,. e."'s .s0
United States.
subsequently Mr.. Sargent declined, and IN
gals vas appointed. In mixing the annotnt,
mcuts thc preafdcrt M, ,or, .te.aa :. s..s ~.
in,.nt,o,, - sssl,,". NV EN- ssatsu 10 WA nls
mt se"s'on ~ apPo'hs ons republican and one
Oemoctat, but On noticing the appointments by
the House he had determined to appoint two
Republicans.
sfr. atitchel1, from tho Sub Committee OF
Committee Of Privileges and Elcctinna In u,i,fch
was assigned tho tluty Of iunufrfng into tha
eligibility to Office untler the Constitution of av
person alleged TO hare been Ineligible as Presf-
the |atys in New rrsrv N;ssn,,ri sn,, vf.stta ~
which lie began to read, but Alr, hferrmor,
, 1877-02-02

To the Ftt1ldclt Of {bp BfptfV.
rInced oil ii]u.
FORMAL NETTING.
tho room Uf thc Suprome Court Mt thc ca"itni T.
Corrected. and ant,rnye,i, i7 3~''''1 "@' ''""'
ro,nn,nntrs,tnn I'm, IL. ,ua 11o =.
Congress- In Ioint session was nrcsrnt."1 ~ " IT,
Oofla,u, Sec!ciary Of The scnsts. and rcai es
fojiows. - Wv eeAe's' 1"o 'e4o ~
H., uou..
is17-To hs Istsidsnf ~ 9Ss Fly feo.
, 1877-02-02

AepleseHt4tNe !s4u-"e nafc several coun-
York: Judge Black. uf Pennsylvania: Judge
Trusnhuli, 0f lfjinoLs; Mr. Mcrrit:k, Of Waahlug-
ton, and Mr.. t}rccn, al New Jersey.
Il!e presiding Ju'!ge-counscl not exceeding
two in Mutnhcr OIL each side are allowed to paf-
ttcipate In tile argument.
Representative Flelu-We have not selected
those two. ] Unly mention the names to you
who are concerned In tue ease. Mp shall IT.
range that matter tn the col,rso Of tue evening.
The Presiding Juagc-Ihat will answer. Whu
arc counsel fur tho other sllc1
AN INQUIRY.
ME. EYarts-As representing. the obJectors
to the certificates other than those tllat llaye
been ycpreseBtet! fn the enumeration by Mr.
r!s'a, wv ttat9 ts, ~. slaashton. M,; Stanley
eetetl to teprcsc'lt the objcetuFs Ii some t tho
cases which! Will appcar, aud ! would ask tho il.
struct.on u the Court. It IL pertlurns to 1nake
Inquiry Is 10 what u Included in tue phsusc:
NOu the HcT1tslol any caso presented to it.n
Whether that tnvans any iasuu tolued pF ubie.,-
tlons to any particular certificate. Ut whether t.
includes all that ariscs III cases Ut particular
The presiding Justteo-1 think tho counsel
will have u tud&u Ut ttat matter for them
selves, uuless they llaye sut,ie question to sub
nit tu tue Commlsstuu. Il l. hardly witili., t4u
province of the presiding Justice to determine
that.
Mr. Eyarts-Wc understand, then, Ii the
Commission nleasc. that the designation Of two
counsel will Le sufficiently early made when tho
cast IL lnadu up,
Senator Elmunds-That ID merely for final
arKutncnt.
Thc presiding Justlce-Aftsr obiectors have
opened.
Mr.. Eyatts-So We understand.
Justiee Bradley-1 suEgest to Mr. Eya1ts that
probably tho construction Of tha. would Be-,
"the cass u it4 inertia" Tho principal
question would be Included In that term, aud iii
OF other Motiou4 would
NOT LIE INCLUDED
In that phsaso
Senator Edusunds-lt eoyers the whole sub.
ject OF particular State.
kenatot 6arKept-Iu reply to tho question Of
, 1877-02-02
A FAIR START.

! A FAIR START.
With Every Prospect that 1t
WillResult in a Fair
Count.
Tho Joint Convention Pro-
cecds Quietly with Its
Allotted Work.
And All Goes Smoothly until the
Letter F Is Rsaohedj
When Florida, with Its Triple
Certificates, Commands
q Halt.
All the Documents Are I'M
mediately Referred to
the Arbitrators.
The High-Joint Commits
sion Holds It's First
Formal Session.
Arrangements Made for a
Prompt Decision on Dis.
puted Points.
Gov. Wells Has d Word to Say
About Pickott's Sensation.
He Pronounces the Whole Story a
Wicked and Malicious Lie.
Maddox Much Mixed and Muddled by tho
0ross-Questioning Process.
A Native South Caro1lnian on
the Politics Of His Own
State.
How tho Democratic Campaign Was
Planned, Organized, and
Executed.
, 1877-02-02
GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.,

KANSAS CtTr, Mo-, Jan. a7, 1877.
TO all that it may concorn:
forbid Charles Holland, Of Chi
oago, doing business in my name.
as this day revoke the Power Of
Attorney gavo him on tho 23d day
of May, 1876, which he refuses to
givo UP. A. j. GRIFFIN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-12
HERE AND THERE.
John Taylor OF NRuvo0 Fame, Head OF
the Mormon Church.

John Taylor OF NRuvo0 Fame, Head OF
the Mormon Church.
SALT LAKE, September ll,-John
Taylor, president OF the twelve Mormon
apostles aud acting president Of the
Mormon church, will retain that posi-
ton until u new president is elected.
Ii was shot at Nauvoo, Illinois, 40 the
time Joe Smith was killed, aud Is y
bitter Mormon,
Ono Good Deed Covers Multitude or
sins.
NEW YORK, September ll.--Captain
John Avis, the executioner OF John
Brown, hit Captain Johnson with
stone during fight at Orkney Springs,
Virginia, Friday. Johnson died sun
day from his injuries.
A Disastrous Fire In France TItiens
Convaiescing English TURF.
LONDON, September II. Madame
Titiens IL convalescing.
AT Lancaster to-day, the race for the
great Yorkshire handicap was won by
the colt Albert Edward.
New York, September 1.-THE
cable reports the burning of a quarter
Of the Sleippc department of the Seine,
France. Loss $250,000.
The Rumorcd Bankruptcy OF Daily
Denied.
New YORK, September ll.--Mr.
DAILY. retires from the management
OF the Fifth Avenue theater Saturday.
Rumors that DAILY is bankrupt are
false.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-12
MARINEDISASTERS.

The western star Abandoned ana An
other Schooner sinking OF KITTY
Hawk-Yacht HOrney stripped by
the storm.
WASHINGTON, September II. The
signal service observer at Kitty Hawk,
North Carolina, reports fore and AIT
schooner water-logged and men In the
rigging, about twelve miles at sea, In
northeast direction from that station.
Old sailors there pronounce her ut
terly helpless. Signals semain IN
noticed by her. She was observed
early yesterday morning, but was sup
posed to be anchored. They report
her sinking slowly. The station
keeper, with crew, is going to her
relief.
PoRT ROYAL, September 1.-THE
steamer Daley brought here Captain
Crockett and six men Of the schooner
Western Star, which they abandoned.
FORTRESS MONROE, september H.
The yacht NJ. b. Honey, from Windsor
for Philadelphia, is here In distress,
having experienced a gale on the 9th
instant of Absecan. She had her rud-
der broken, bulwarks and galley stove,
and lost her boats and main boom.
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TURCo-RUsSIAN WAR,

Graphic Description OF Operations
preceding the Capture al rleyna--
The Russians Preparing ~ sedan for
OAman Pasha-Turkey ConccntrAt.
ing on the seryian Frontier.
Moon Associated PreR Report
LONDON, September ia cores
pondent at Vienna sends the follow
ing II In not what occurs In the front
so much as what occurs In the rear OF
plevna which will give 10 the fight
there It's significance, The movements
OF the two Roumanlan divisions from
the north, and ofa column OF Lovatg
troops from the south leaves no doubt
that the Russians, whatever may be
the success OF such u plan, are prepar-
ing a Sedan for osman pasha, and he
will probably have 10 trust to his own
resources TO eXtricate himself The
operations of Mehemet ali and Sulei-
man pasta are probably too far of TO
be OF uso TO him.
The Times Paris correspondent says
that the Turkish forces are on the
frontier, In order to enter Servia inn
medlately, II she takes part In the
war. The daily Telograph's Dispatch
OF Monday night repeats the rumors
that 0sman pashR was retreatjng from
Plevna. There IL, however, absolute
ly no trustworthy Information on the
point, from either side.
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THE COTTON CROP.

The Report OF the Memphis Cotton
Exchange Indicates GreR, Damage
thus Far, ana Serious Loss Apfici-
pated frons'CsterpiIiers and Frost.
MEMPHIS, September 1.-THE Aug
ust crop report OF the Memphis Cotton
Exchange is derived from one hun.
dred and sixty-three responses, with
average dat es to September lst. Fifty
from West Tennessee, fifty from
North Mississippi, fortyNsix from Ar
kansas, and nine from North Ala
bama. II will be noticed, aside from
the appearance Of catterpillars, that
the very favorable weather which has
prevailed the past month has materi-
ally improved the condition OF the
cotton crop. However, 1t can scarce
ly be doubted by an one conversant
with Its very late and growing condi-
ton that serious damage must occur
from frost, unless previously cut Oft by
caterpillsrs. OF the damage already
and to be done by the latter, II is i'm
possible, at this early date, to form an
opinion, as fully twosthirds of the re-
spouses had been mailed before their
appearance. To say the least, the
present evidence would seem to indl.
cate very great damage to the crops by
them,