Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-18

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',<rors lie Great crowds a.sem-
iled in frons al the palace. 10 whoa
The Emperor has several times shosn
himself in acknowledgment Of their
express ions Of sympathy. Member
q the Hinistry, foreign ambassadors
and officers Of the army hastened to
the palace to tender their congrstu-
lations on his escape. The would-be
assassin is now in the hands Of the
police.
He claims TO he q merchant, and
says he was attempting suicide 30
the rich could see the desperation Of
the poor, and that the shots subse-
nuently fred wore in excitement.
The accomplice was discharged, as
he merely interfered to save the
mans life. The would-be assassin's
name is is Emil Hosdilt, native of
Leipsic.
Destitutien ameng Coal Miaers.
ST.. LOUIS, May 9.-Miners in the
Illinois coal district opposite this
city, published an appeal in the
morning papers asking for provis-
ions to keep their families from
starving.
CONSERVATION and kirsarms
New YoRx, May 8. If the statements
Of dealers in arms are conclusive, no
systematic preparations have been
made in this city for a communist
uprising. They all declore that
business was never duller than now;
that very few arms were bought by
residents of the city, and that the
chief orders came from Illinois,
which is making great efforts to get
together o good militia, ana from
California, where organizations IRE
arming secretly, to exPel Chinese
from that state.
The per,nan ent Exhibition.
PHILADELPHIA, May 10.-The per-
manent exhibition which has been
closed for sometime past to allow of
II through renovation, was re.opened
to the public to-day with appropri-
ate ceremonies. Senators Blaine,
Bayard and Wallace were present,
and Blaine made an eloquent adj
dress.
Federal Appointments.
WASHINGTON, May 14.-The Presi-
dent has nominated Theodore Wag-
ner 10 bs U. 8. Surveyor General for
California; Geo. Lout, Receiver OF
Public Moneys at Prescott, A. T.;
Edward M. Brown, Receiver of
Public Moneys at Bismark, Dakota.
Bills were introduced to-day, by
Grover providing for engineers
surveys and estimates for improve
ments at the entrance Of Coos Bay
and the mouth of the Coquille river,
Oregon. .,o
The rsisgrapA makes . stunp sPsssh.
WASHINGTON, May 14.-Inti mate
friends Of the President say hs shows
no disquiet whatever in view OF pen
ding proceedings in the House con-
corning the alleged election frauds.
but exhibits the SANE apparent equan.
unity Of temper that has marked
his conduct ever since his inaugur-
alton. He had not In ths past The
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