Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-20

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Bulgarian giving his version OF the a.
fair, the boy wss severely oTged. When
eudeavosins 10 justify his conduct, be
was told that IL he did not hold his
tongue his punishment would be doubled,
and he very wisely remained silent"
There il no trouble between the resi-
dents and the Russian soldiers, who are
under mos. excellent discipline. The
foreign soldiers fraternize with the native
farmers. and, to oil appearances, are the
best of friends. The latter sell their
products to the former at very high pri.
ces, and are thriving in their business.
Many of the Turkish boys have learned
to talk Russian, and drive brisk trade
in selling water, cakes, fruit, and little
articles Of luxury. The trouble 10 with
tho police. When Russian officer OF
soldier has grievance against citizen
he employs q policeman to do what the
military authorities would at once con.
denim. The policeman thinks be is bound
to make out case, and the police cour'
never fails to convict. The native Chris
tians and Mussulmans, as we'll as the
resident foreigners, have endeavored to
have the Russian authorities at least off,
Ger the police force from the ranks o.
the army, but have received no encour'
agement. The plea is made that the
army cannot spare its best men, and thai
the officers are too busy with military
affairs to devote time to civil matters.
Farmers who have deserted their e.
tates will be likely to find them in a fear
full condition ON their return. Cossach
horses eat of the grain, break down thu
shrubbery and trample upon the flowers
Sickness IL everywhere prevalent. Int
Russian army has spread the small PIX
and typhus has been caused by odor'
from fifth and decaying animals. TIT
hospitals ere all full, and new applicants
receive the comforting assurance thai
they can be admitted when certain per
sons 10 the last stages of disease expire
Few come out of the hospitals alive
Tue suffering among the poor is intense
stories Of want and hunger are told q
often aud by so many that they fail t.
attract sympathy. Relief for all is i'm
possible. Men listen to the entreaties o.
crowds as they hear the stories ef mil
lions dying Of starvation in China. 1t il
not wonderful, under the circumstances
that the sultan and his subjects are IL
favor of ''peace at sny prics."-CAieag'
Times.