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The Reason why.

There Is at lca-, one printer in Connccti-
cut who has not read THE SCN attcntNoly.
Otherwise BE- would not have asked this
question.
SIS Wll,,a ,sp'ain nr tho fcnoat o' some 90 vouf
reader. ui. reason nUt u.H, p.uu. ratl N.fr,s,ut
Au,c, voted 90 iar0r % tae B1HcaAo ana ii'erHipt
ICES luuou-t fnNfAG
Some II those Democratic Congressman
had personal reasons for voting as they
did. The relations oemcutci between GER
tain nomnally Democratic southern Rogre-
scu,atiyc- and Il. b. Hayes cannot have
escaped this printers notice. Tho doors u
the White House ily open before these men,
and H., fraudulent tenant Is never so busy
that ne cannot see them Their votes for
the BURCHAEp and HARIEID0r resolutions
were not a surprise 90 any II their party
associates. other southern Democratic
ConEre- -mcn voted fDr the resolutions b"-
cause they flt themselves bound o. do So
by the bargain under which HAYES was
counted in.
The Northern Democratic Cvnrir--mcu
who voted for the resolutions did So from
one Il three reasons:
/. because they were towards. and feared
that the cry ~ Revolution set up rs the
Republican newspapers might huit tAtW
In their districts, and perhaps cost them
their seats.
2. Because they thought that the passage
Of the resolutions would promote the chances
Of their fuyorte for the Democratic Presi-
Dental nomination IN l'so
3. Because they saw 4, b. and c voting
Yea. and hadn't backbone enough TO stand
| by their convictions.
The inquiring Connecticut printer will 500
| that the reasons were not less d.sgracciu
| than the act
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Thousand. to the churche. and Charity.


BY the will Of +. Il. Ha2ctinc Of Belfast
the following public lcIucsts are madr: 10 the
Unitarian Sorirty. Belfast. tie income Of $1,000;
90 the Unitarian Society. Warwick. Mass. the
income Of 1000. In each case To- be for the sup
port Of prca hing and to Hs-ist tho worthy poor
yearly during the winter aud spring. To the
Unitarian Maine Conference Society. $4,000 to
be permanently invested ana held In trust, the
income To- be used 30 assist feeble Unitarian
rhurrhrs aud for general missionary purposes.
To tho Methodist Baptist. Congregational. and
Unversaist societies ut Belfast. 81 900 each. to
be- invested and held in trust. the interest To be
usol Co support preaching. 10 Belfast city.
s2u.unO for "a free public library. $1,000 ~
which Is To- - tor books. Al the dcceuse of the
tn-tltur's wife an additional $4,000 is left TO tn
Unitarian Society. also s3.OD additional To- the
Unitarian Maine Conference Society for the as
sistanre of feeble churches and general mis-
-.onary purplScs. and also $4,000 additional To
tho American Unitarian Association. the IN
com" OF which L. u Doe used for the support 80
feeble churches. Al the dccensc ut the t"StntOr p
wife tho following B n-ton institutions are re-
mcmberod: Home for Little Wanderers, 81 900
lnstltu, on Of Orphan Asylum. 81 600: sailors
snug Harhrr. $1,000; Home Tor Aged M,u,
81 1000; and Home for Aged Women. 81 900
The interest oi thes" amounts il To- bee us"i for
the benefit Of tho occupants OF cach institution.
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Ar.sesests To-day.

american rssti,-,e Eshibities-esl st. aud sd-
Dooth's rb~stre-Jsns Shore.
broadway uhestr~-The New Magdalen.
povery rh-atre-1he Strike.
Br.okI, ~ psrL Thcstre-Fsust.
rity Theatre The prunksrd's Home.
Urn A,enu. Theatre -Evsine.
Erssd Op-rs uo.s~-rhs New FrtE
Gtis.or~'s Csrd~--conceft
Eiobe Theatre The Great MacAuister.
BsymarL-t Theatre Variety
L,eeuu Ih~atrs-Joshua whcomb
New Work Aquarium -Brosdwsy aud ssth It,
kibio's tsrdes- M'ii.s.
Past Thestre-Hmricanss
B.s Frssciseo Mi.str~i>- Htoaiwsy, cor. 9sth st
bts.dsrd Ih-stre- An Open Verdict
Theatre tomiq"~ Variety
Theatre Brightos validity
Lnion square Ih-atro-oiviA
vSsIis-L's uh~atre-Clsfissa tarowc
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INN N tWIN'F NN0-f
AboV containing human bones was found M
Rrnni Cove. Eu>Iurt Nc. near lUN WAGER mars. Ni
Sunday Tho remains lrt supposed tN Do Those OF di
n'l.h - i,r ur a .etNnut OF nn ufc,t stationed here
Wm., Fn-tiurt l posse ssinu oi 90" IS ih,h Nd u
luIlut- r,' itc flit ui DIS death amt
huaI The servant Nu- 900 I.Nc Wltl mHi who dd hN'
NH, t,cpr.tut. h- ui, uud-. and 40 M oi rAIuusN he
murdered .Ii, ltrl. He found gutN While uM ut
iu. sentence iu The old guard house he committed sl ir
and uf isl- klNtu Go have ms remain, lhtd al N
water mara Winch Was dome.
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SUNBEdifs.

asts Of one Enslisuan ono American amt tNonn,,,s.
The restoration of Pisa Cathedral il n,,v
complete and the famous Leaning Tower /, being ,,n
order
Oucnn Vir,nrio IL I'm Scotland NOAH, o.,
tho accom-, ,re ,,,,, war s,s ,a,an,, 'or
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,. ',o'''o" ''Y'l'' "U,"'oU ~ ".'y
v,,i, 49,, ., t...t-, 80"
~, =, 81 ,. H. ,.,.
800 80 - Wv l'''''' ~ '''i' ''' ''o
~" '' "''"' "O"' ~ "'''''"' " N'''V' "U"oNSh
AIMING inc cuhNlct7 at inc Auburn
rri'"h ARE I"rliwo lawyers t"onN seven ccr.ymcn.
an" U"l"'h phNs'ihns
"A man in Milan has devised a system II
music photography H. Is already able to TAKE down
'o'"' a'rs rs sung without q mistake
- bol7 du Bais, son of member If the
French Convention. has cit ssntnp to charity TO- tie
IOoie't wv" nrrundi."m'hi, 90 Paris
-Elcvcr thousand women are tolcgrnub
operators In Great britain aud tis said that s,nrus
they Keep the scct,t. iriru ted TO them
chair Of military scinuro has -
,u,.,, IL, ,,, i.,.,.,,,. IL u, ..i,,.,., So.
=. ,.,,.,,..t p,,..,,, .,..,,.. ,.f.., ... f..t,. ~
pc-t pitI A. IT
n.,,. i,''' - ~ 'ho
viii ,i ,,,I., ana i',, ,,li., DO, r ''''i1
m t,i. 20 vi
nv NV VI ""''7 400 "''l"' H"u-
orail m'm.'r'nlp III 'h' boston Ancient ana Honorable
AruVi4' H'' l"'her was d" honorary memD'f D." no
same c'rI'
III the rivers oi canada arc varieties ~
h'h originally from sait water whi' swim tv zs
movements from the bottom to tc toy of sheet VI fall.
INK water NIFTY feet hish
One of the few remaining vivanditrcs OF
NAPOLEON Bonep,fte arn,i,. di lntci, in Milan AGED
o, She wen, through the campaign, in Russia and
spain without scratch
The operate managers of Germany,
Austria Russia, ami Frame. have of late done io.ing
business and arr about io combine iur a reduction Of tho
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Two Of the murder trials now pending
illustrate anew the indebtedness OF justice to
modern science. At Madison 1t is microscopy
that comes to the 'front.' at Balston it Is i'm
proved photography. Thanks to IT, tho jurors,
without stirring from the box. have the sccnc
Of the tragedy and its surroundings brought
under their cycs
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This time EDISON thinks he has hit upon
perfectly feasible process by which he can
and will drive gas out OF our streets and
houses and give us tho electric light in It's
stead. The new light he says. besides being u
great deal more brilliant. will bc great deal
less expensive than the old one. Moreover. the
Same wire is to bring power and heat into tho
house as well as Hight and be rs available for
cooking or for running a sowing machine as
for illumination. If EDfsoN is not deccivng
himself. we are OH the eve Of surprising ca
pcricnces.
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The sensational story Of a Paris ncw-po-
per about IL BRoGIlE and forErou having
persuaded Marshal MAoMAHoN to resign the
Presidency Of the French republic at the close
Of the big show was speedily and thoroughly
exploded. Probably ~ one eyer really boz
licvcd it-eycn it's author y 'tuoS is NOT
the man 10 bee In any hurry To- i.,r up his sal
AIRY as President ana his palace r'nt 're'. Il i-
reported that hc has nothing 90 fall back upon
but his pay as Mnrsha, which would barely
suffice % maintain him IN style.
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a combination in rivalry to the HAYES circus.
Tho two-HAYEs and VAN ZANDT-ouRht to
travel together. They are about Of equal callbre.
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Gov Howard Of Dakota no doubt

thought be would please his muster. HAYES Us
grooming over tho action " Congress In stint
ing appropriations for the army. Has iiowAKD
an interest in any post leadership, which patr'-
otically deals out ginger snaps % tho soldiers at
d cent apiece. and other frontier luXurie- ia
proportion or are any of friends seeking
for q beef contract: Thu real settlers Of Dako-
ta-iho-c with stake in o." Ierrtory-have no
desire TO SEQ the army among them. Wherever
tho army IL. hostile Indians hover around.
ready 90 llundcr and e. XIII. The flurishing
young cities of Dakota have not grown ny un-
dor tho shadow Of forts AMI need no forts to
protect them.
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It i, more than fifty years since BYRON


Lari ~ Albania let me henf mine ewes
GA thee. thou rl.sed nurse % saNa,e men
But tho nature Of its inhabitants Judging
from tho but'hery Of MEHEMET ALI and the
warlike preparations which have followed. has
not changed. This singular people have ia all
ages imh.hcd the storm spirit Of their rock-hound
environment. Even imperial Rome. in the
height Of her power could not suhduc their
natural nercencss. In modern times the sui
tau's rulo has been little better than nominal
In number 100000 souls. savage and resent
fu trained 10 arms from childhood. and hating
the Austrian invaders with all the desperation
Of loyalty and fanHtlcsm, the population Of the
rocky tract bordering on the Airiatc and
Iouian seas oiicr anything but promising
conquest II. as has been asserted. Austria
seriously intends including Albania IA It's area
q occupation. lis military Preparations are
likely to be strained 20 tho utmost.
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The boat race that was announced for yes
terdny was postponed; but the Fourth Ward
glove contest was not. and with boxing for
prize down town and speeding on The Road
up town. Sunday was very Frcnchy.
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state Treasurer GATES II Missouri has
sued the Iu;c Masiric Bank Of Kansas city for
;l-7. jln the amount % deposit OF state mon
cls swallowed NJ In the failure 81 the concern.
f would have been much better II the Trea--
urcr had not deposited tho public fund.- IN %
bank long known to be shaky. but the temltn-
uon 20 40 so was very great. "a custom. II not
law. in Missouri allows the Treasurer g. pocket
the interest 81 the Stutc moneys In his
charge. ~ long A. be- k"ers tho principal
whole. H"rof1t. p, theIr,nt, Il the Alice have
b",n very large. but the serious loss now in-
Cured will Irlhlb'y lead g. legislation that Will
cgeetuA.iy prevent amy such risk hereafter.
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According to the Rockland Opinion
THOMPSON II. MuEcH. the successor Of EUGENE
HALE in the Fifth Congressional District Of
Maine. il a genuine and honest man. He IS a
native Of llampden, Me. and therefore. u fell
low townsman Of the venerable HAMI1N. He
has twice been driven from work ON Govern
ment structures because he had dared 10 vote
the Democratic ticket IN defiance Of the dictates
Of SEooR RcBEsoN's subordinates. 1t was after
his last discharge that he began to organic tho
stono'uiicrs' Union. Mr.. MuEcu is hut forty
years Of age. \ happy family is the best evil
douce that he f. good citizen and father. aud
not the worthless tramp that he has been stlg-
Matted by JAY GoULD's Tribune.
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Major WEEKS, who has offered himself a.
a caudillie for Congress in the First District
u Florida seems % have n record not likely o.
recommend him iayorabiy To- the people II his
adopted State. The Monticello Constitution
would ike g. have him explain and justify d
possible. tine coll-hiooled murder = q sentinel
while Ola duty at the wharf in Cedar Key and
asks:
-VhomH-' 500 %, humble mans vast mnrlcr.r
tac ,o-u- u..n Ac aw. iH. ni WIN prov t'','
save o., neck frIui r" ar-u su. nl1-e ut Al, hear.
uuu Oh. hnivtsu f "a squad uf -UIilrryf
II MAJOR WEEKS persists IN his candidacy be-
will probably have plenty 10 do In replying e.
the queries propouuded by the CoHS'd'',2n.
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The originator Of plan for raising yellow
fever fund 10y puDiug boxes tor the rort luu oi smAl
contribution. In nil public places want, the Journals
belonging o. the Associated Press 10 call attention o his
plan. We do 80 chcoriy. and enlarge upon lN lux
Nsung that numerous boxes Ire nut nv in the ciics q"
Mobile and Galveston which have not yet contributed
the nil uf their stricken sister communities aud
have by their cold indifference tn the suffering which
surrounds them painted hlackcr picture o the southern
character than any radical pencil even drew-bFtS
kfypsst
This statement is unjust ana untrue. Calves
ton has contributed about $4,000 md Mobile
about $1,000 10 their suffering sister cities.
Savannah, which has been similarly 4landered
has given about $1,000 and all three Of the
places named have sent physicians and nurses
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Gov. VAN ZANDT Of Rhode Island has
started for tho White Mountains with brass
band. VAN ZANDT ia evidently trying to get up
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The Grant Movement Frosted.

TotalfO for the weok.......
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09

CHEHAIIs county heard from! Bogn,
An aspi'ing young man wants IL
Literary Society TO be re-sstablished.
Mouxr vesuvius again broke out
in grand and magnificent eruptioa
on Friday last.
ut Montesano, to the wife Of John
Esmond, Nov. 6, two boys and .
girl.
A wooDMAN tells us that ore of the
safest and most remunerativs callinau
for poor men to enter into ID cutting
cord-wood.
The steamer North Pacific, Capt
Browner, arrived here Thursdsy
morning, and carried away in the If
ternoona a regload of sheep for Vic
toria.
BARSux has a bald d-headed woman.
The played she was q nice young
man, got married to lamb-like
young lady, and had her hair al
pulled out during the first fight Of
the blissfulshoneymoon.
ONE of the most cruel jokes. is 10
build your wife charming bay win
dow, having beautiful prospect,
and then have your neighbor across
the ally, block up your range of Wis
ion by big house of his own.
TREEN has on exhibition in his
window, children's shoes gaudy
enough to make young mothers
scream out in ecstasies Of Joy and
rapture. just take sll1ok there and
see il we speak with shs bounds Of
truth. NJ
SoxE sagacious individual, Of Yam
kee proclivities, of course, has puy-
chased the old clock erected centu-
ries ago in the Cathedral at Stras-
burg, and il now exhibiting it in
San Francisco. That fellow may
count on fortune. 81,
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LOCAL BREVlTlES.
EXAMINE the baby's threat.

EXAMINE the DaDy 8 thr0at.
ExpEcTANr officers elect still hold
up their heads and effect show of
urbapity.
If you want a cracking fire in the
Winter, clean out your fues and
stove-pipes.
THERE are several children in our
town still rather seriously ill with
the diphtheria.
The much-talked-of clay crossings
are going to be covered with a STRAIT
um of delats gravel.
The managers Of the school in
East Olympia, are hoping to resume
operations next week.
IT is o gratifying announcement
that the rural districts are plentifully
stocked with chickens and turkeys.
A NEW" garment cutting machine. :"
now on exhibition in Paris. outs
nearly one thousand suits Of clothes
in q day.
One of the prettiest cottages in
Olympia is the new residence Just
nearing completion on the premises
of Thomas Prather.
IT may be crafty many interested
parties to hear it announced that the
premium report for the late Fair
will be published this week.
The members of the San Francisco
bar, after long deliberation, have de-
cided that ca corrupt lawyer" is a
curse, and a "pure lawyer" a
priest.
PUBLIC suspense will be sadly re-
lieved by the announcement that
Oracle, aged 8 years, the little
daughter of w. j. Craig, of this
place, died last Wednesday.
ASTRONOMERS are now pretty nearly
all agreed that there exists planet
within the orbit of Mercury. Ow-
ing to the intense heat it expert
ences, it has been christined Vulcan.
We are informed by intelligent
and we'll posted farmers that, in the
event of a severe Winter, the quantity
of hay and other feed in the country,
if economically used, would abun-
IDENTIFY subserve oil demands.
SOME of the most fashionable Ia
dies Of continental Europe have
formed themselves into a society for
the purpose of reducing expenses in
dress. Our opinion is that, if they
would but reduce their dresses, the
reduction of expenses would take
care of itself.
In the Atlantic States, o "wo-
mans club" means a charitable So
ciety of some kind. The term has a
much wider acceptation in Olympia,
however. In this free-and-easy
country, it may imply . maple roll
ing-pin, Al ssh broom-handle, or q
FIR poker. So much for the differ
ence in Longitude.
SncR the water dilncultiss in San
Fanciseo have been partially recon
eiled, Q similar war has beoksn eut
between The city Of Oakland and
the Contra Costa Watss Company
Ali these things should be we'll pom
dered by our people and lead them
to see that our own water supply fol
the future is placed upon substsn
tal basis.
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known among steamboat men o.
Puget Sound, as purser and master,
successfully, is about to take his de-
parture for his old home in Baltimore.
We wish him a pleasant trip and
speedy return to this the land Of his
adoption.
The liberal minded people Of Eng
land are jubilant over two late mar
riages in high life, involving He-
brew, Protestant and Catholic creeds.
Conservative Englishmsn look upon
these two interesting events as high
ly ominous of the good time coming;
and we are Of the same opinion.
We are informed that the most
fatal attack of the true diphthsria,
appears much more harmless in its
incipient stages than many Of the
score throat" attacks which result
from severe colds. If this be true,
too much care cannot be exercised
by those who have little ones to look
after.
WE mentioned some time ago that
good deal Of mischief had beenN
caused by the highly-colored stock
ings worn by children. Analysis
shows that the coloring matter in
those articles is, in many cases .
rank poison, Word comes thst =
child in the Eastern States. viii
doubtless be . lifelong sufferer, even
though it survives the terrible effects
OF tho cause alluded to.
More that s, coo 900 cans Of green
corn are put up in Maine every Sum
mer, giving employment. for several
months during the year. 10 ten
thousand psrsons. The aggregate
value Of this single produst i CO.
sidersbly over million oe dollars.
Just let the world wait til Washiag-
ton Territory, The PSgst 6ssn4
country. ws mean. bsgins b PIT ~
and export hsg nilliaas q eans q
oystsss, clans and ssanhsziss.
DzAx Swift. - bslisvs. was -
man Who psopossd 10 tx vsaan6
bsasty. OF eoasss. sash ~ -
allowed 10 mt hsr ON shasznA -
this nssas ~ wily sn1iif - -
could miss q inasass snsunt =
oh. 10 lay aaids a js6ag. -
spsak ssriesaly. vo1a1nt o1ispssvo
. splsadid way - saiss ~ vAass-
vith for bailAiag ~ 1ssins- -om11o
Railruodf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09
OLYMPIA WASHINGTON TERRITORF. SATURDAY NOVEMBER g.
THE Fat Man y Convention"

| THE " Fat Mans Convcns.cn" il
oes of the last Innovations.
Az Eastern carriaSe-,naker FRO
pooes to introduce to the trade bug
giss made entirely Of iron and steel.
THx election passed OF in quite an
orderly manner, much more 30 than
many precinct elections heretofore.
The West Shore, after compliment.
ting the latin motto of the State Ct
Oregon, translates it, " She goes il
alone"
30 long as your eyes are mates and
your ears are not odd ones, never
allow yourself to say, Il am too old
to learn"
TEE school in District No. 1, is
reported to be full to repietion; the
best of compliments for directors
and teachers.
THE latest and most effective
remedy for violent cholic, is merely
to stand the patient upon his head.
This is no less true than simple.
The long-talked-of railway up Mt.
Vesuvius is at last assuming definite
form. Not many months will elapse
before visitors can "take the cars
to the crater.
The coming sale of the Port Lud-
low Mill Property, if carried out ac-
cording to the terms of the pub
lished notice, will be one of the larg-
est transactions ever consummated
in orr Territory.
TIL funeral of the late G. J. Hunt
ingtDn will take place from the fani-
! ~ topidence on Fourth Street, to-
moybw morning, at 10 o'clock.
Frikds Of the family are respectful
y pyited.
BOON Of logs at Ebey slough,
ali - contain over $40 900 worth Of
6Eofsh lsss ~seE; s6e 10: 3 not
stated, as it is difficult, as yet, to'as-
certain the number of logs that es-
capped.
IT may be interesting to our read
ers to know that Madame Anna
Bishop is about to retire from the
stage, and that Camilla Urso, having
completed q tour Of the United
States, returns to Europe the COM
ing year.
OLD Benjamin Franklin reached his
fiftieth year before engaging in his
philosophical pursuits; and his most
brilliant discoveries in electricity
we're made in his ripe old age.
There is hope for weary inventors
after all.
To stop the bleeding of a wound,
apply equal parts of wheat -four and
common table salt, we'll mixed to-
gether. It can be conveniently ap-
piled by spreading the mixture on
cloth and wrapping it around the
wounded part.
AN international Bureau has at
last been agreed upon and ratified
by the United States and all the
European countries, except Great
Britain and some of the South Amer
lean States. The Bureau will be es.
tablished and maintained at Paris.
A FAIR estimate places the late i'm
provsments upon the tide-dats in
and around LaConnsr at $50, ,OOOl
The next crop of wheat will pay all
these expenses besides leaving q
handsome profit in the pockets oi
the farmers there. Better than
gold-hunting.
II ws were asked the question,
What il the newsY" We should
undoubtedly answer by saying that
the improvement Of Main Street ia
still going on in an upward direction.
HALF . dossn teams are employed in
hauling gravel, and about - many
hands engaged in levelins the road
bed.
NosoUr need apply 10 . chemist "a
ind out whether candy or sugar