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and $S00, 900,
sshsss~a CORPS Parade.
NEw YoRk, June 1.-THE third
parade Of the Union Schutzen Corps
took place to-day and was an impos-
ing affair. Streets through which
the procession marched were filled
with people, and made gay with
profusion of bunting and banners
and flags OF the United States and
Germany. The Mayor and Common
Council reviewed the procession, af-
ter which the several corps made their
way to the Schutzen park.
The Mexican Revolution . Failure.
New ORLEANS, June 17.-An Eagle
pass special says the Mexican govern
ment, having discovered that Gen.
Mackenzie is on their soil with Amer
lean troops, have ordered Col. Nuncio
falsely reported dead) to take 100
soldiers and go after Mackenzie.
His troops being poorly mounted, it
is not expected he will overtake
Mackenzie. Gen. Naranjo is expec-
ted to arrive at Piedras Negras in a
few days and assume command of
the Department vice Gen. Falcon,
deceased. The general impression
is that the revolution is a failure.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-22

E The census resurnx of Pserce
county gives the number Of inh.ls-
tants n :, SIS, IN increase Of GO over
last year. Assessment Of taxable
property for 1878. l.7lO.1A0.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-22
THURSDAY. June 10. 1873.

Mr.. Odell, from the committee on
rules, submitted q report, which
on motion, was laid on the table and
ordered printed.
On motion of Mr.. Larabee, q CON-
mittee, consisting of Larabee, Stew
art, Odell and Bradshaw, was ap-
pointed by the chair, to report as to
the best mode ofproceeding in franz
ing constitution.
Leave of absence of eight days
was granted Mr.. Wait.
The rules and orders of the last
House of Representatives were adop-
ted for the temporary government Of
the convention.
Msssrs, Odell. Stewart and An
drews were appointed . committse
to M the compensation Of the en-
ploysss Of the coovsation.
Mr. Leland. from tie conmittse
on printing. reported that ths bid of
r y. Smith Z Co. propri<ssss Of
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-22
The Constitutional Convention.

Pursuant to law aud the Governors
proclamation, the Convention met at
IL o'clock NJ, June 11th, at Science
Hall in Walla-walla, which had been
prepared for the occasion. Colonel
George called the convention to Or
der. A. s. Abernethy was then elect
ed President, J. B. Daniels Secretary
and John Bryant Sergeant-at-Arms,
temporarily. A Committee on Gre
dentials was next appointed, con-
sisting of o. P. Lacy, Geo. Stewart
and G. NJ. Bradshaw, after which
the Convention adjourned.
At the second days session the
following members responded to
their names as read from the report
of the committee:
Delegates at Large-W. A. George,
Edward Eldridge and s. M. Gil
more.
Judicial Districts-S. M. Wait, b..
F. Dennison and Chas. H. Larrabee.
Council Districts-C. M. Brad
shaw, H. B. Emery, L. b. Andrews,
D. B. Hannah, Francis Henry, A.
S. Abernethy, Geo. H. Steward,
o. P. Lacy and j. v. Odell.
Delegate from Northern Idaho
Alonzo Leland.
The Convention then proceeded to
elect officers which resulted as fol-
lows: A. S. Abernethy, President;
W. Byron Daniels, Secretary; VIM.
S. Clark, Assistant Secretary; H. D
Cock, Sergeant-at-Arms: John Bry-
ant first, and John w. Norris second,
Messenger.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-22

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-22

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Fraser RIVER, I'm 1873
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

THE Prince of Wales has won golden
opinions as the President of the Royal
Commission in Paris, taking as active
part a. royal dignity would per
NIT in the preparations for the Elk
tibition, and giving great impulse to
the work by making, day or two before
the opening, the tour Of inspection
through the British section, which, is de.
scribed in our Paris letter. That "sweeI
aspect Of princes" which 10 Of necessity
worn in public Was not wanting, and
seems to have been, in this instance, q
genuine amial'ilisy. 1t was . great dag
for the British tradesman, and vas dxy
well invested for the Prince Of waleA-
". Y. zribuas.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13
Morn rHANAYxAR WITHOUT Foop..

MORE THAN A YEAR WITHOUT FOOD
The female anaconda in the geological
Gardens was torn from her home in South
America sDme time in 1876. She wa
carried across the ocean in narrow box,
which caused her great discomfort, and
may possibly have i'm. ,sired her digestion
In February. 1877. the anaconda was con-
si.ned t. her English abode, but she re-
fused to be comf,'rted, or to take any thing
to eat. The dainties which have the
greatest charm for her--live birds and
other animated trifles-wers, happily for
th, m, exhibited in vain. She persevered
in starving herself resolutely, mot 70 say
sullenly, and We do not lesra that food
was thrust upon her perforcs. A few days
ago she recovered the taste for living,
and gratified her friends BY Staying and
swsllowiux an unfHtunase duck. She
may now do very veil, Es appetite comes
- ~e eat, but her psvlOnged fast IL n
least year might psose trying TO most
serpensinc cs.a.iitatiors- II woaid be
Interesting 90 kaow ~hsah<r shs sssesm-
d.s weight .sas varied q all dssisg hsr.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

THEY NEVER SMILED AGAIN. - A
wrinklcd- faced bow. backed old man yes
terday got aboard of horse-car, with =
two gallon jug in his hand. After he
had carefully deposited it under the seat,
he noticed the passengers smiling and
winking Mt each ether. He looked out
of the window and preserved his balance
till Le caught the words, ''whiskey-
Sunday nips-niee nose he's getting. IS
etc. Taea be rose up. lifted the jug
alssse his bead. and said: ladies and
ses,lenen. this ere jig eSntsins ksro-
s~ne. and IL bear asssther tita<r. os see
aaosAer s@il~. III s@.~s tie essckesy In
she c~sssr of tki- kysrf- TIE -kyr-
rsalssi asasg ~ asessrr. has tse ps~~~axwrs
-~wm~a g. have h<xE4 IL &s@cAxr yss
G @.&e fzi8Erw.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

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Il paper 10 kse~n by che name al ''foess-
cap whea Oliver Cro@sell became
Pratscfos. sfter tine exccnsian Of Chss~s
L, he esssed . stamp, sspre<sfssx ihs
cap q ldsrssy. 10 be pisred sPsa The 20
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

MsrRRss AND MAZDA fes days 80
wealthy lady of this city dssfred .
cook, and rsadisg N advertisement = >
paper Of . vomsn Who dssissd . poaeA
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

THE SOCIAL WRAvER. - The social
weaving-bird Of the Orange River region
of Southern Africa 10 too remarkable :
member of this family to pass unnoticsd,
though ito extraordinary structure has
often been described BY African travellers.
II not only builds in companies, a. do
most of the family, but always associates
in colonies of many individuals, who con-
struct their nests under . common roof
of their own building. When one Of
these structures ID first begun IN tho
selected place. the commcnity imms-
diately proceed to construct together tbs
general covering which ID TO shelter them
all. This thatch 10 msde Of coarse
strong fiber of Bushman's grass. This
being completed, each pair begin to form
their own separate nest, Of the Same ms
terial a. the roof. Tho nests arc placed
close together, side by side against the
under surface of the general covering,
and when all are completed, the lower
surface EXHIBITS an even horizontal ceiling,
perforated with small circular openings.
With each breeding season, fresh neSts
are formed upon the lower surface Ct
those Of the preceding year. In this
manner, year after year, they add TO the
msss, until ct last its excessive weight
causes the destruction Of the whole, and
. new site has to be chosen. The roof =
usually firmly interviewer with the
branches Of large tree, and oftsa u
principal Limits ere included within II
substance. BrsUv. q. Ssni3nss.
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US bed b dSs'; old, di4APsaafed wocaeH
buildings. .asese the shingles lay loose
and shrsaken, IKE - macy leaves; snd
anaer oHe of the shaky old roofs, an .
door, half hanging by its unwilling
hinges, 10 also posted To Let" Must
some half existing life exc cut 10 some
landlord ''considerstion" for that stop
ping : lace this winteri
Yet, a. if to show that Gods image and
His smiles may be found in the lowliest
spot ON earth, here, under some of these
windows, are placed little cups and boxes
of plants, still looking green, which had
grown and blosssmed to cheer the weary
lives Of those who, all the long summer
through, toiled and struggled with the
demands of life, with nothing to call their
own-not even the curled up roof-noth-
ing but the plants themselves! And then
the little brown boxes stand TO tell the
passer BY that, hidden away behind all of
the toll and corroding cares of life, there
still shines out from the darkness a spark
Of pure love for nature.
In the olden time people used to think
that a sled or cart with a yoke of oxen
attached, and on especial occasions two
yoke of oxen, was q very commoaious
and comfortable way of travelling to
church, or out of town on business.
Since that time the OK team has gone
into disuse. and the horse and wagon,
and easily slipping sleighs, tucked full
of warm robes borrowed from the buffalo,
Wolf, or beautiful white bear, have taken
it's place. But this mode of conveyance
IL insufficient for this generation, when
railroads are possibly accessible. The
beautiful steamers, once the pride OF all
nsvigable waters, now lay behind in the
shadows, as the flying engine goes by on
it's iron track, counting mile minute.
Even for city travelling nothing Is quite
good enough but the elevated railway.
Two questions are suggested. An ola
gentleman asked one, the other day: "Do
you believe" said he, "that friends and
neighbors love each other as they used to
when they were more dependent on each
Ooacian Csckson useo 70 :om -. uoMn 10
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English Catholics and the War.

Cardinal Manning and DR.. Newman
have been asked by good Catholics
whether persons whose conscience might
dictate that England was entering upon
an upjustitiable war would be bound,
even at the risk of death for refusal, to
take up arms. The Cardinal, through his
secretary, says: "In replying, it is hard.
ly necessary to say that NO one would be
justified in going forth to slay others
merely to give expression to the vindic-
tive feelings of diplomatists. But this il
not likely to be on the part of our Gov
eminent the object of any war with Rus.
STA into which England may u drawn. u
DR.. Newman has sent the followi & reply
SOLDIERS have engaged in o profession,
and promised service and loyalty to the
Queen. They cannot leave suddenly at
their own will. If, indeed, they were called
upon, by virtue Of their profession. to
sin, If course they must not obey, they
must be put to death rather than obey,
but they must be certain it 10 sin before
they can relig'ousiy refuse. They have
no duty. no liberty to refuse to serve now
in war against Russia, unless they are
perfectly sure that the war is unjust.
Till then their duty to the Queen 10 in
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LOntezuma's Lessons.

Master Montezuma had two teachers,
the priest and the military professor,
They gave him enough to study. There
was arithmetic, he learned to make fig
ures. A round, blue dot stands for one.
Five of them make five, and 100000 Give
and one) is six, and in that way it runs
up to ten. if he wanted to say "twenty''
he made flag, and for forty he made
two flags.
Just imagine such multiplication
table as this: Five times four is one flag.
Flag times flag is one plume. Flag times
plume is one pursel Let's see; q purse,
then, would equal 5000. Yes, and If be
wanted to write 1000 he would draw
only half purse. All the examples in
their arithmetic were worked by such
tables as these.
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had to learn that five days make week,
four weeks make month, and eighteen
months make year; and rs all that foot
ed up only three hundred and sixty days,
they threw In what they called the five
unlucky days that belonged to no month,
to Dill up before they Commenced new
year. And then he found another ar
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days, which 10 something like setting
the clock ahead ~hen you End it is tou'
slow by the ,"~n bell sa the fire ALARM
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