Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-05

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people Of ths rnsssd State and tlr ~"r~i
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for year wclfarr, ~ AZ yvuF grateful
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wrsL' scii-g Prs-i,lrni IT the ciriEsns'
relsef c..rnmrte~. . 2 ',uDayear scfin.
MAYOR. VI ksziing. editor N,nphi-
Apgeal. and " W TAaicAer. cashier
FRS National Bank. committee
WASHINGTON. Ssts ~ DR. Woolforih,
chief al marine hospital service. left herr
tonight e. consult with the off, er> u tie
American Public il...l >s1cisii"n tn
relation 10 the organization Of ""mmss
SION Ia investigate the yellow fever ei,i
iemic. be having received assurances
which warrant him in organizing such
commission. the means 10 detrsy the eN.
penses thereof being contributed. A spe-
cial meeting Of the American Public
Health Association will be called To advise
a line of investigation after the prelimins.
~ work shall have been done in the in
fected districts The commission will be
commenced without delay.
BATON RouGE. Oct. 2.-Yellow fever is
Increasing. Lightweight new cases were
Eported yesterday, and large accession
Jill be made by this mornings report;
Fix deaths since yesterday.
MEMPHIS, Oct, 2.-Fifty deaths from
elbow fever are reported to the board of
health by the undertakes for the past "a
hours.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 2-From noon to
six r. NJ. II deaths and 1876 new cases are
reported.
An Enlistment Labor scheme.
WASHINGTON, Sept. ga new associa-
ton is forming here known as the enlist
ed labor association. 1t is proposed to
urge upon congress the passage of a law
by which 10O 900 volunteers may be en-
listed for five years, for military and
agricultural purposes, on reservation of
the government. Twelve skilled mechan-
les or artisans are to he in each company,
and one regiment of each corps is to be
Of engineers exclusively AS soon as
10000 men shall be enlisted they shall be
sent to reservation, and upon their
arrival shall lay out city and begin the
erection of suitable quarters for perma-
nent settlement, preparing ground for
agricultural purposes. and developing the
mineral resources of the country. Each
corps is to be furnished by government
with seeds, stock, farming implements and
tools. Volunteers are to receive the same
pay as regular soldiers, and every person
SO enlisting shall, upon honorable dis
charge, be entitled to a patent for 100 acres
Of land, as now provided for by the home
stead act, or to one lot within the limits of
the city, as he may elect. Every alternate
lot is to be reserved to the United States.
Boiler ExplosiOn.
South NORwALK, Conn, Sept 60
The boiler of the steamer Adelphi just as
she was slowed down to approach the
dock at Dorton's Point this morning cx-
ploded with terrific force, tearing away
the main deck. Following is list of the
killed and wounded: Killed-Mrs. Boole,
wife of the pastor of the South Norwalk
M. E. Church; Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. w.
Lord, of Newburyport, Mass; the sister
and brotherin-iaw of Rev. Mr. and Mrs
Boole; Henry Allen, builder, of Nor
walk; Elijah Belts, son of Benz. Belts;
Wilton Gabriel Hoyt, of Harlem, N. Y;
c. N. Ford, of Ohio, and an unknown
woman, aged about 20, supposed to be-
long to New York. The wounded num-
Der about twenty. all but three or four of
whom are likely to recover.
Agent Appointed.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-The president
has appointed Linus NJ Rickerson, of
Oregon, as agent for the Klamath agency
in that state, in place of of John ii.
Roork, resigned.
Extraordinary shooting.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81. NJ T. Par,il.
10. of this city. at the Columbia rife
range, yesterday made Is consecutive
bullseyes a, 500 yards, IA bullseyes aud /
center at 800 yards. and Is consecutive
bollseyes at 100 yards. making a score
Of s24 out of 2a5.
Aexaesn DanAiss.