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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-12
Industry Of Bulgarian Women.

The correspondent OF London news
paper writes: Every house has ito rude
loom, of . make 20 primitive that ono
wonders how much good material is pro-
duced BY it, for the Bulgarian cloth,
though rather rough in texture, 10 Of OK
cellent quality, and will wear for years;
finer kind i, however, produced in the
to sns, and at Kazan, in the vilayet Of the
Danube, was assured that they could
initiate any quality or pattern Of cloth
that might be given to them. The other
wooden articles made arc chiefly carpets,
generally in long, narrow strips Of bright
color, something like the Spanish blan-
kets; rpgs Of different patterns, cushions
or pillow-casss, and bed coverlets; these
are sold either in the provinces or to the
Constantinople market, and I do not
think there 10 any export for them; in
deed, - the sheep Of Roamelia give only
about two pounds and three-quarters Of
WOOL 70 1sscs, the amount produced u
probably barely sufficient for internal
coasunpeioa. Oss Of the most striking
shiags 10 thsss Villages - the sppsssssiy
ceaseieas ipdpss~. ~ .~men asd giria,
- -~A, shsehR ssaasd -
the assssaapA sa;ki.g in he ssrsssA. o.
eesag % - fsgnsaia vish brr pals svss
her sbesi1R.as ysks lks Q milk 1ssds,
saSsys c.rxim Q kasa IL vesi rss6 On .
dswesE ssA<r 60 srM. ss& swixas o sFsan
SasL In Kasaa I w.lsss fx ssesss zss-
sa<s vnnAsss hsanw ssas ~ Esd @a~--a1i-
ss~sy s@R-Szoas 60 g<i sA~~s szx@f
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-12

BROUGHT TO GRIEF.--One Of our dry.
goods clerks called around to SEQ his girl
the other evening. She observed that he
appeared very restless, and - he had
been paying her pretty sharp attention
she snitfed proposal. She determined
to assist the young man.
"George, DEAR" said she, in . sweet
voice, "what's the matter with you this
eveningi"
"There amt nothing the matter" 70.
marked George, twisting uneasily in his
chair.
II think there is" said she, with great
interest.
"Oh No, there ain't," returned George
"what makes you think soi''
."You appear 90 restless, ''she exclaimed F.;
"you act - If there was something on
your mind"
ut amt ON my mind" observed
George; ''it's"-- and then he suddenly
caught himself, and stopped.
"What 10 it-where b IL, deara" en-
treated the young mis-; won't you tell
your darlin6i"
Its on my back" blurted George,
~On your beeki" repeated u youne
miss. in astooish0ent
~Yss:" aid George, desperately; ~iss
. porous Plaassr. cd IL iseAss - e..s
kssp still"
Ths ySsag lady fainasd.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-12

THEIRS PERSONNEL. - Tho prints
abound now with pom sketches Of
Theirs. A writer in Zppsstsms' Jovvnss,
says Of him:-''To u no appeared
= short thick-set, square-headed,
bristling. haired, pugnacious little man,
with . good deal Of sparkle and good
deal Of obstiuacy, trimming with irony
and "6ght;" nervous, petulant, uneasy,
and charged throughout his diminutive
body with seemingly inexbaustible VI
tality and force-s physical trait we'll
fitted to bis strong, determined, and
bellicoss character. Rather German than
French in physiognomy ,he Wa oil Gallis
and all Marseillaise In his impetuous
vivacity and demonstrative msunsr.
Most engaging, no doubt, IN convsrsa-
ton, and when talking in the. social cir
Gle showing at once his bril- htest and
his most amiable side, il was evident
that he best enjoyed political life, sspe-
cially when that life was freely chsckeTed
BY pandemonium Of strifes Of tho 70
rum. To SEQ him In the tribune, with
bis cup of coffee or bis glass of clsrst BY
bis side, bis handkerchief in his hand,
and his oal-black eyes glazing out from
beneath the big, square spectscles which
be always Affected, was to 80 him when
his fullest force and genius were in play.
He was . good hster, and probably never
an orator lived who felt more kssa1y To
luxury Of forensic combat than Thiegs
did in bis old-time coatssD with tha
MIN and anatefa {3uiaok
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6oNKDopY writes: "A nstiosal faalt 3
that Of not getting Tie fall - Of thiaN
Europsaa cidss. fer GsanPls. sara M
liens . ysar By selling shsis sarsst dr.
Aneriesa citiss Psy aillioes 10 - I'd
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IN Anain Il b dnnPs1 isso ~ cAae-
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~ sAoiss - hu1has Rsris sAsen600
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% Q kunxssA s.rvss8 vAas - -
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fsrsss1 ysuesy. On o. h1ssynsh
al Mn1b eUuDfs ~ p@ - . -
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-12

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IN The highest circles hssisg n sssie-
SHY 30 ereaasioe. nhses ere several
eFsosfioa soeiesiss In Austria, bus sAsir
endeavon ass fog lie pressse eoa1ssA -
the collectioa Of eontribssieaA IN ordse
that certain number Of oeatiess ed 70
ports Be msde." In 6Witserlasd tAsse
are several associations for promoting
cremation, that Of Zurich including 100
member, and 1t 10 hoped that . new
sanitary law will som be passed legalis-
ing the practice, bat for the present the
government holds that tho ground IL not
yet sufficiently cleared for its interfef.
snoe. The Cremation Society Of Holland
10 described ~ extending over the whole
kingdom, and has branches In several
towns. There 10 fund for erecting ere
matoria, crsmsted out of gifts and lega-
cies, and yearly donation from the gen.
srsl board. The society also publishes
. small periodical giving infornation -
to the course Of the movement. Al pres
emit the law 10 that . corpse should b
buried in coffin. In France mo prac-
teal steps have been taken toward the Per. j
Torrance Of cremation there; neither dos =,
. fair opportunity seem to have occurred
for testing whether the law will permit
cremation;" but, of course, the want Of
il simply the fault Of The
public, not Of the system. In tho United
States seven societies have been formed:
and in Brooklyn and Chicago arrange
ments have been made for the erection Of
suitable buildings. There 10 NO law 10
forbid cremation, and three cremations
have taken place, one being that Of ths
body Of the Baron do Palm mentioned
before.
THEIRS PKRsONNRL. - Tho prints
abound now with pom sketches Of
Theirs. A writer in Zpplstsms' yovv~ss,
says Of him ITO u no appeared
. short, thick-set, square-headed,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-12

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but in bright ceiess asd in the best nar
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every d.y in s<sds< verk, n~ki.g %
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-12

liable pieces or property that Will treble
their value when the capital, the treasury
department, the new patent office, the
white house and other government build
lngs are located night ON or adjacent to
them.
TIE winter 10 closing In upon the cler-
gymss Of this country with most appall-
ing seventies. A season Of incessant
and pitilsss dunation parties has been
arranged by many of the dcnominatiopa
and the nrcnOocf n that hOndrcl1o Of
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TIE ClBtN INSURRECIION.
4 Generally Gloomy \ ate of Affairs is
Announced.
The SIN II Pox Reported to be Rapid V
Increasing.
lOSTILITIES WILL PROBABLY BE RE
SUMED.

New YORK, March g. The Havana mail has
further pattcul ~ OF the reported peace 10 Cuba.
liter from n Spaniard at Hivau, to a friend in
thi. city, says:
peace In Cuba is a mere chimera Commerce
is almost al ,tandstill aud the taxes swallow ey.
etything we can earn. Credit ha, been greatly
impaired. To crown all, the small pox i. raody
increasing"
Anothc. letter from Santiago de Cuba saws that
Gen. Macco, in the Eastern department, was duly
informed of the SUI nls,ion of several of the
chi f. He and NJ gue SAINT, Cruz PAcheco and
Moncada did orgsniz the action of the Central
committee IN Ca nagueZ, AMI assert that the East
ern department has not been consulted as to a
Cuban peace commissioners.
1t Is believed Maxine Gomez, being IN Spanish
camps Rodriguez and Callaso, with insurgents
there is great iscontent among the Splnisrd. aud
hostllites will be resumed Inc letter cl lses wta
an appeal Tor aid to the patriots who are still in
the field.
Maccd.
Mr. Deluua ha- information that Colonel Spo-
turne, formerly president al interim of Cuba says
secret conditions of peace will be acceptable to
Cubans when publ he'd
The insurgents of the central department had
to surrender count of wait OF am nunition to
prolOng the war.
A Cuban chief wrote to Mr.. Deuns that press.
ure was brought to bear upon the central commit
tee fjr peace conditions.
Vicente Garcia FIR incisco, Xavier Cespedes aa1
MaNi no Gomez. did not accept the terms Of sur
render. The first named renamed at tue heal of
hi, forces in the runas. The second In irched to
the east with hi, confederates, while the third
proposed to accompany RodergIez add Colaso to
Maceo, to com munlcaJe to him the result OF peace
negotiations.
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List IF Patents

Issued to citiz ms of Me-, for the week ending
Mar. g. 1873 Furnished for the journal from
the office OF j. NC. Perk ms x Co.. Counse llors
at Law in Patent Cases and Solicitors for Patents
Designs, Trade Marks and Labels attend to bust
ness before all the Departments of the Cove n.
ment; 5i3 Seventh Street, Washington, ID. G.
Refer TO the Postmaster of Washington aud to the
Commissioner of Patents. Drawings and Spec III
cations of Patents, % cts. Copies of Patents to
show the general state of the art in any class S..
Correspondence solicited
2O0,412. Cheese Gutter. Joseph n. Parker
Au2n,ta Filed Ser %, 1877.
700 507. Stave-Joiut r.. Thomas NJ. Chapman,
Oldl"wn. Filed Jan 3, 1873
Biief.-Ihe stave automatically adjust, the
feeding guide and table to regulate the swell and
bev. | of the stave.
200,455. Washing Machine. Charles II. Horne
Berwick Filed June 80 1877.
Br ef. The clothes manipulated between
the hinged boards and the dssher. BY means o,
the rod connecting the two hinged board, when
the dasher sQue, yes The clothes up against one
board, the other board is pulled forward. railing
the clothes over and presenting fresh surfaces to
operated upon on the return stroke of the
da-her.
200 43l. Ruflers for Sewing. Machines. Geo
w. Burgess, Skowhegan. Fled Jnue IL, 1877.
Brlel.-Rigdy attached to the presseri foot i.
an upwardly extending arm. 10 the upper end Of
which i. pivoted penduous arm having at it.
lower end the rufiing blade. This blade is recp-
rocsted by arm adjustsbly attached to the
pendnlous arm and operated by the needle-bar.
200 1872. Shelves for StoveOve Charles n
Buzzell, Monroe, as,gnor tn hins and Edmg nc
II. Neslley, same place. Filed Jan. IA, 1877.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
--TU ~
DAILY Rsuueatf journal.
BANGOR.
Municipal Matters.

BANGOR, March 10. Matters connected with
the municipal election here tomorrow are unusu-
ally mixed. Wednesdays citizens or taxpayers
caucus nominated Dr.. A. G. Hamlu, present Re-
puhlican mayor, for reelection, with full list of
war candidates. Thursday night the Democrats
ma lie no nominations.
FIJI lay the Republicans nominated ward candi-
dates, adopting some on the citizens ticket Sat
urdsy the Republicans hel a general caucus to
nominate a candidate for mayor, but large num-
bers Of Democrats crowded into tue hall and such
disorder ensued that the meeting was declared ad-
journed before the ballotiag was completed.
A. {. Hamlin and A. G.. Wakefield were the
candidates voted for, there being no regular Re-
publican nominations. The vote will probably be
divided between the two named.
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Industrial school for Girls.

The meeting of the managers was hel at the
office of the super ntendent the 9th inst. Tie
Board was well represented.
The school is in prosperous condition. The
number of girls at the beginning OF the quslter
was SO present number SO; largest number at
my time, IS; average number, "a; number sent
rome during last quarter, 5; number returned
rom homes, 2; number received by commitment,
}; the number Of girls now in homes, 26.
Favorable reports are received 10 relation to
iost Of the girls who have been sent to homes
The report of the superintendent represents the
chool as in an excellent state of suhordipatiop.
md as accomplishing its work in a very satisiac-
DRY manner.
The financial outlook for the year is on the
vhole, encouraging. The mild weather of the
winter will considerably diminish the expense
or fuel.
Supplies of all kinds are cheaper than year ago.
o that the appropriation of $1,000, though not
aficient for the expenses Of the year. will ap
roximate more nearly to the probable expenses
ban was supposed possible at the annual meeting
f the Board in December.
Some income may be expected from towns and
tiles from which girls may ne committed, and it
hoped that the generosity of friends may sup
ly whatever lack there may be at the close of
he year.
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North VassaIboro' Locals.

We understand that Mr.. Charles Greenwood
has leased the wooden mill al Comma, lately built
by Mesrs J. Dotmsn & Son. Mr.. Greenwood
has hcen engaged in the IA tn1fi'ture OF renpel-
l,n's the pas, six years IN little mil owned by
j. ID. Lang. q, and has sent to market good
grade be made anywhece. Mr.
Greenwood is gr n. nnt->r ken man in hi- man
ners, hut ,quare and honorable in all hi. deal
ings.
The gr crhackers Of Thu p ace held meeting
in Citizens Hal, FRIDAY evening, for the purpose
Of organiz ing a grcenhsck club. We believe
enough signed the declaration Of principles To fill
tie Offices Of the club A few more sgners
wanted, a. il is Necessary 10 have committee o!
ARA, gements.
Considerable of changing hands of real estate
thi- sping Mr.. j. c. Mnllen has sold bis house,
but not W it'll the intention Of leaving the place at
present.
Ten new Cromp'on looms and broa shear have
arrived for the Nasselb)ro' wooden mills; other
new machinery expected at the end of the month
The next stated m citing of the Vassalboro'
Lodge viii he held at Masonic Hal next Tuesday
evening. M,rch l2,h. W. TX in the third de-
gree. Oysters will re served at the close
The Union church in hi place, with lot and
fixtures will be soil pu Alic auction at Murray s
hotel, next saturday March 10th. Gear title
can be given to the purchs.er.
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WYOMING TERRITORY.
Heavy storm.

CHEYENNE, March 8. A storm, exceeding in
violence and duration any previous to this season,
set in at IL L. Mon the Sh inst, contloulng
without abatement until noon to-day. The wind
was ranging IN velocity from 80 to "a miles an
hour carrying the snow with it and dlIfung it IN
banks ten to fifteen feet high in the city. dozen
trains are showed in at different stations, some of
them being 46 hours overdue.
The Union Pacific is still blockaded by snow.
The western division Is open beyond Laramie,
but nothing has passed that point cas- ward
Nothing has passed Antelope westward. where
No. passenger tram, due here Friday, remains
awaiting relief. Several hundred men, with SHOW
els aud number Of plows, are engaged to-day
between Sidney and Laramie in The endeavor to
lift the blockade.
Reports from Colorado ssy that the Kansas Pa
cifc road is badly blocked. A wreckng train is
in the ditch at Box Elder.
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STATE NEWS.

Mr.. A. K. Reed has shown US printed invita-
ton for Divine service on board the ship Isaac
Reed" at Bombay. The invitation is as follows;
"Dvine service will he held in connection it'll
the BOMBAY Yonng Mems Christian Association.
on SUNDAY morning next, the 9th of January,
1873 at II o'clock. board the ship Isaac Reed
The Bethel flag will be holsed. You are earnest
ly invited to attend and ask your friends. Admit
raj Provost will conduct the service" Lincoln
County News.
Mr.. Lemuel Moore of Boothoay, died under
rather remarkable circumstances Monday. He
was taken apparently in sound health at ten
o'clock, and died about two o'clock of the sam
dab in great distress
A lodge of Odd Fellows is to be organized at
Orrlngton.
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Great Suffering EXPERIENCED.
MORTALITY AMONG STOCK FOR WANT
OF NUURISHMENT.

LONDON, March 9. The Sydney New South
W ales) { 'rre-ponden' Of the Ausrllas au a news
paper Of this city, says: rne c,l)ny i suf ring
severely from 3romn5ed drouth. There have
been occasi pnal showers. Just enough to revive
hope aud give n ltlle -prns To tie heibige, aud
geuelally on the coast there has been Ii tie more
ram fall tn An IN the ilter II.
The principal pastoral districts have suffered
very sever .y. W te" i tat dr,inI M, and the
little dried grss tnat is LEFT is disappearing. The
stock genealy l. Ia poor condition, aid there has
been great morIalt. from tIrsa ion. Tne an
nual clip of wool Is Inferior in quality and def
Gent IN quantity, and very arge ntlon goes to
England ia the grease from want Of water to
wash it.
The ss of capital and diminished income caus-
ed by the dioutn is beginning to be seriously
felt in mercantile circles
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Destructive Fir
GREAT FALLS, n. H., SUFFERS
THIS TINE.
$4,000 Worth OF Property Destroye d.

GREAT FALLS. March 10. A fire in Central
Builiiug early this norning, caused the fJowin z
losses
j. Y. Wingatc, druggist stock destroyed Loss,
5000. insurance, $500.
Loss on bal ding, owned by estate of II. r. Rob
erts, $1,000; insured
DIR. j. D. HAYES Office, 800; insurance, $500.
DR.. e. +. Swasey's Off e, $500; no insurance.
X. Il. Mullen, dressm .ker. 500; no insur-
ance.
Weinplheimer, dry goods aud carp It's, damage
by smoke aboat 5000; insurance, Sl2 0)0.
NJ. Bates & to, damage by smoke about s 1000 ;
insurance, 5000
c. NJ. Jones, drug store, damage by smoke
$500; Insured.
The total loss is abont S2l, 0)); insurance car
red by ten different conp mes
The fire originated near stove ia Wingate' 5
drug store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-11
Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO, March Q, 1878.

CHICAGO, March Q, 1878.
FLOUR-Extra spring 5Oa6.75; western 40;
south IN 0.n,
whEAr No. spring 10 "a T.; No. , gilt edge
l0ta ;gular. ln5lSa. Cash. l.05SaS; May,
1913 -; April, 1882 1883 No. s. l.06; reject
Ell 81,
CORN Sales gilt edge, i2a; regular, i2&4
cash tlA.a -: March " IL; April. liza; May.
i2-ai2's rejected ST..
OATS Cash f3&; March 2S1 April IA
90, Nav, 2t.a26A
RYE 81.
BARLEY-i6-4s.
DkE- SID HOGS -4ila4.l21.
PORk-Casn 8 ?5a9.s5; Mare 9.25 n a20; ;
Apri 10 Ooa-; May 9ioa0
LARD-Cash 6.a5 .G2k NJ, h 722Sa7a;
April. .40a7.42k; May 10 aI2H.
BULK MEATS Shoulders AZ short rib
sides AZ 60; short clear rib AaO ear sides
BAa6A
WHIskEY-l0t.
FREiGHrS-Corn to Buffalo 81 cents; wheat
do cents.
RECEiP rs-Flour Is Ooo wheat lls.000; corn,
Ia, 100; oats 66,COO; rye 5000; barley 1900.
SHIPMENrs-Four 1900; wheat so 100; corr
ts.OO0; oats $1,000; rye 400; barley 10000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-11
Supreme Judicial Court-Danforth J
Presiding.

SATURDAY March 9.
The grand jury came in soon after the opening
of the court and presented twenty indictments.
and were thereupon discharged till the August
term. Ten of the indictments are for violation of
the liquor law, and the rest for variety of ofenc-
es. from manslaughter to simple larceny. But
few Of them are vet made public, but they will be
reported A. soon as the cup rits have been arrest
ed and brought TO trial. Four prisoners were
brought in from Jail and arragned: William J.
Flye for breaking and larceny. pleaded not gull
"; James Mccain, for simple larceny. guilty;
Daniel Rowe, breaking and larceny. guilty and
Stephen Moran, same, not guilty. Mccain was
sentenced to six months labor in the county jail
Adjourned to Monday morning at nine o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-11
ST. GEORG T..
Arrest of the Supposed Murderer Of Mrs.
Meservey.

RocKLAND. March 9. Friday evening Sheriff
George for the murder of Mrs. Sarah Meservey.
Circumstances have tended to the strongest suspi-
clons upon Hart since the beginning of the inves
tigaon, and the officers think they have strong
case. Hart was brought to Rockland and ocked
up, to await examination before a trial justice in
Rockand next Monday.