Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-09

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and ose pscha sfter HDOfber had faiIcd
90 ses things % nights At length the
Sultan said. 4 will send nav psehA at
BAgdai there and accordingly be went
and Strengthened things out Immediately.
Again he petitioned foI leave to visit
STEAMBOAT, and was, ss before, refused.
ale WAS finally called home in most
unexpected manner. The hunkiar lem
peror; literally, the blood-letter) was
angry With his grand vizier, and cut of
his head. The next thing was to call
Ibrshim to take his place.
HE was hardly installed in his grand
vizierate at Constsntinople when he sent
two of his body guard with instructions
to inquire for Joannes Giras, the bread
seller, formerly near the upper gate of the
Egyptian Bazaar. If alive, to bring him
with him. If dead, to ascertain if be left
q family; and who, and where; and bring
him exact word.
1.-THE street was narrow one, and all
the shops open in front. The people
were all astounded to see the officers en-
ter the bread store of Joannes. Are you
Joannes Giras Ekmekgi9' 4 am How
long have you been hereP MY father and
grandfather here before me- Then you are
the man! The grand vizier orders that
We take you before him. Terror and
dismay seized him. He protested that
he had committed NO crime. He had
never been guilty Of theft, murder, rob-
berry or anything else to be arrested for!
All the people from the shops, Mussul-
mans and Christians, gathered round to
testify that Joannes was good and hon
est man, and that his accuser, whoever he
might be, was the criminal. We know
nothing about it, said the officers, shut
up your shop and come with u.s.
ut was the arrest of fate. Poor joan
nes departed, and the terrors of death got
hold Of him. He met neighbor from
Fsnar, the Greek quarter two or three
miles distant. Tell my wife and my two
little boys what has happened to me. I
am going to my death. The Holy Virgin
help them!'
bad news travels swiftly. The wife
tore her hair and garments. The neigh
bors crowded in and added their death
walls to the shrieks of the widow.
johannes arrived at the vizierate, wait
ed two mortal hours, unable to ascertain
his accuser, or why he had been arrested.
At length be was called into the august
presence. Throwing himself fiat upon
bis face, he protested his innocence and
begged for bislife, and said, shed not SO
much innocent blood! for who will care
for my wife and children2 They also will
perish Get upp said the grand vizier.
4 do not want your life. I wish to talk
with YOU He rose upon his knees with
folded arms, not daring to look up. After
some other questions, the grand vizier
said to him, DO you remember Ibrahim
Tutungis' He was my greatest friend in
my youth, but he went away and never
returned DO you think I am Ibrahim
Tutungir Why does your highness
make sport of q poor man like met
know that you are his msjestys grand
viRierr Bat an Ibrahim Tuiungi and