Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-29


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IT is said Of the late Cathsrine Beecher,
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whole social science association in perms-
nent session.
COLONEL ROBERT ISGERsoLL dcnies
that he is q & ,mmunist. lie is making
too much IN pney rs q lecturer to believe
in dividing it.
VICTORIA G. Woodruff has met with
considerable success in London, where she
is living quietly and modestly, and will
not return to America.
GEN. GRANT will remain abroad an
other year. He is doing the country such
creditable service abroad that he can be
spared until lS80.-Hawkeys.
D. W. SHERWOOD, Of Connecticut, will
introduce 800 camels in Southern Colo
RADIO. A chance for some one to get his
back up.-Detroit Free Press.
JOHN II. SMYruR, the new minister to
Liberia, like his predecessor, Turner, is a
negro, a native of North Carolina, gradu-
alto of Harvard University, and now clerk
in the treasury department.
THIS is the way Mr.. Moody talks in
his opening meetings.: 1--WE want a re-
vival of righteousness in this country, of
honesty, truth and equity, and would
i've nothing for mere revival of senti-
nent, of feeling and singing"
PRoF. RITcuEL, the flying machine
man, is . native of Maine, and is almost
as remarkable man as Edison, whose
friend he is. He has taken out only
thirty seven patents, and SO is behind
Edison on that score. lie ascended one
thousand feet in his new flying machiue.
Detroit Free Pres.
GEN. GRANTS intercourse with distin-
guished foreign personages Is said to be
generally confined, in his ignorance of
languages, to o shake of the hand and a
smile. He is ready in this fashion to
make the acquaintance OF all persons,
princes or peasants, and he treats all who
are introduces I" him with impartial ur-
banity.
WHEN Mr.. Gladstone was staging in
Ireland last year, he went into Dublin
with some friends one morning, and de-
termined to travel third-class, in order
as we'll belts a popular leadcr-to have a
look at the lower classes. But after the
first stoppage, he rejoined his companions
in the tirst-class compartment. One of
them being of an inquisitive tempera,
meat, made inquiries Of the tenants of
the third-class as to what had occurred.
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ure of the train from the station where
Mr.. Gladstone got into it, man sitting
next the ex. Premier turned TO him and
commenced spirited conversation, into
which they both heartily entered. Sud
denly the native said, with rich Hiber-
hiou OINSuCV AuCy SCii hiC, oOii sh"s AVA .
Gladstone is ia this train !" ooh, is he2"
replied the cx-Liberal leader, 'very
likely" "Then," retorted his companion.
an tell you what it 10, sorr, there is not
q bigger blackguard in it," At this
juncture the train stopped, and Mr..
Gladstone rejoined his friends.
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correspondent If the London Mere: The
appointment Of Mr.. Baysrd Taylor TO be
Americas Minister here causes the Ger
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