Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-03

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preacher at Oxfo,d the other dsy. -Ys
men oi science" said he, we mea If sci-
eece. leave me my ancestors in Pss11ne,
and d. MT grudge you yours in Ne
Geological Gardens"
THE BIS" are all big men in Msssa.
chuscits. They have had Butler, BsuSs.
Boutwell,, Burlingame, Bullck, Bird,
Bowles and Beard. - HarJord Times.
Then there are Brown Bread aud Baked
Beans.-Danbury Necs.
CARDINAL FRANcHI was somewhat
scsndalizcd to lesrn that Leo XIII. 70.
quired billiard table to be installed At
the Vatican; hut when his toliness in.
sisted that to play an hour at least daily
was necessary for his health, the secretary
yielded gracefully.
EARL BRAcoNsFiE,D is In his seventy
fourth year, Mr.. Gladstone ia seventy,
John Bright is ixty-seven, Earl Gran.
vile sixty-three, Bismarck Is sixty three,
Gortsksbof eighty, Won Moltke seventy.
eight, Mcmahon seventy.twO aud Dufaure
ssventy-six.
Mr. BRyANT's first collection of poems
did not fill his youthful pocket. A gen.
tleman who long ago purchased for five
dollars q copy Of this first edition, now
very rare, took the book to the venerable
poet, asking that he should write bis
autograph therein. Mr.. Bryant complied,
saying, five dollars is more than I re-.
ceived on that whole edition."
SHORTLY before the death of Cruik.
shank, one Of his letters brought large
sum at q sale of autographs. One Of the
artists friends met him tho Same even.
ing and told him about it. "Well, there
are silly people 10 the world" he ex-
claimed; II wish, however. they wo1
come TO me, and would sit down -
write letters all day Cor half the money"
JULES VERNE's description Of an Eng.
lishman: "His ears, to be sure, had not
the power of moving rs freely rs those
Of animals who are provided with large
auditory flaps; but, since sciehtifc men
know that human ears possess, in fact,
very limited power of movement, we
should not be far wrong in aft ming that
those Of the said Epglishman became
erect, aud turned in all directions while
endenvoliug to gather in the sounds, in
manner apparent only to the naturalist"
SToNEwALL JAcKsoNs DEATH While
accommodating with small escort after
the battle Of Charlottesville, May 2,
1868, Jackson was mistaken 10y his own
men for the leader of Il party of Union
scouts, and he received three balls, one
through each hand, and another shattered
his left shoulder. He was placed upon
litter, but one Of the bearers stumbled
and he fell to the ground. striking upon
the broken shoulder. The aim was am
putaied ut once, but pneumonia set in,
which was the immediate cause Of his
feath.-Portland (Ne) Transcript.