Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-04-20

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>igncd HENRY WARD BEfrHER-
ELSiEt, y. \, April i6-teecher Was
a passenger on the Erie road west. this
morning. frum Maverly All efforts TO
get All interview with him were unsuc-
cesstul. lie went direct 10 his hotel after
the lecture, last night, and refused 10 see
any one connected with the press. lie
went from the hotel direct to the depot,
this morning. When the train stopped a
reporter sought an interview, but Beecher
refused to talk lie lectures at Bath, to-
nlght' u.,..
800, ,,soa
IorEkA, april $3.50 .ornauT PasSe S
over CottohWooo, on Tue oahtr &c !oaI,
last hisht, oiowihg I'D cars on .ne S Staon
ana destroying numoer houses. oomS
ives anu STOCK were los.' J.. T. iepI;a'eu
that tram was "reche" "ea' i1'"Po'"'
A Grand Privaseering scheme.
New YORK. April 16-Thc Herald's
cable SAYS: The Globe of last evening
saws. ediiorlaly, our Cronstadt correspon-
dent writes that the scheme of fitting ont
privateers in America is making rapid
progress. A large number Of seamen
belonging to the Baltic fleet are under
orders and readiness to proceed to the
United States at a moments notice. It is
rumored Grand Duke Alexis will be ap-
pointed admiral of the prlvateer squadron,
and that during his recent visit to New
York the project was thoroughly canvasscd
in the event of war with England. The
idea of forming powerful fleet in Ameri-
ca is very popular throughout Russia, be-
cause it Is thought a severe blow can be
given to English commerce at its very
center, namely, its carrying trade from the
United States. The scheme causes intense
delight among all the Baltic seamen.
Death Of Win. M. Tweed.
N,u v.nv All, ,o-wm n Tweed
Ala ~ 7 nai",v s,roa, ;o;l ~ 10 n,c,ock IN.
S I.. ~ IL uu na .,,"n,Se,i hv ~ Cornochan
uHy. .ao ~ '.,;,,, ,.;'., r.on ~ oariw h"mr
~. Wi0 , WIS oisn Foster Dewev E;s sec.
LIZ NJ en"Mn,as T;s CON ;y,aw and
Eca,:y,.;" &c i';ss co,nse, All hone ~
IL ro"nvn,v W. ,vas ohand"nad soon altar II
,rHon ~ i,ornochon Announced a clog.
,',nr ~ ,he haart ana comnlete ncrvons
eeYLoys,;om A. tho time If h;s death
there was M strucule 40 he passed away
In eloen With his head living rn0n his arm.
U;s last words IN Dr. C1rnochan were: II
have tried m do some good If have not
had good luck am not afraid to die.
I believe guardian angels will protect me-"
Tho anno,ncement 81 his death spread
ronidlv and n crowd of curious people
soon assembled outside the iail. peering
eagerly into the half closed windows.
Tweed had been dangerously i'll for sew.
eral days. His death resulted from CON-
nlicati0n of disorders. but was caused di.