Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-29

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WAsauaEox, Juse 3l.-ApssciaGe
Justice Miller Of the U. s. Sspesns
court. IL dangeroasly III, ct his rssi-
dence il this city, having just an
dergonsa surgical operators Of lithol-
my. He was sleeping about mid
night tonight, resting comparatively
easy, though his physicians consider
the present very critical time in his
condition.
Washinxteu's aseumsna.
WASHINGTON, June 21.-The Wash
ington Monument Commission met ut
the Executive Mansion to-day to ar
range for completion Of the monu-
ment. The President was asked TO
detail Gen. Casey, Superintendent of
Public Buildings, for General Super
of the work, and execu-
tive officer Capt. Davis, Of the en-
gineer corps, to prepare plans for
strengthing.
Dead ..a Dying.
LONDON, June 24.-Chas. Mat
thews the actor, is dead.
The Queen of Spain is dying.
vNlaineus Threats.
New YoRK, juno 24.-The 1smes'
Cincinnati special says: Farmers
in all parts Of Ohio are receiving al
most daily notices signed " Work
ingmen's Bread or Blood COMMITTEES"
warning them against buying hb6r-
saving machinery, especially SELF
binding reapers. Threats are made
that every such reaper will be de-
stroyed and stacks Of grain burned
if an attempt is make to use them.
No cases of violence, however, have
yet been reported.
Training the Flyers.
LOUISVILLE, June 24.-Tenbroeck
and Mollie Mccarthy were both
worked little Saturday. The mare
made her two miles in 1874. Ten
brock could not be timed.
A Heavy Rainfall.
ST. LOUIS, June 23.-Advices from
Southwestern Kansas say a terrible
rain storm prevailed in that region
last week. At Winfield, the rainfall
on Wednesday afternoon was esti-
mated at rs inches. The whole
county is inundated. and great dam
age is done to crops. Bridges and
fences were carried away and cattle,
hogs and poultry drowned. The
children of a farmer named True,
living on Beaver creek were drowned,
and Mr.. Bell, living on Badger creek,
was also drowned. Considerable
damage was also done by lightning.
Gas Expiosion.
New YORK, June 24.-Oliver S.
Vincent and VIM. H. Code, clerks
in the tax collectors Office, Brook
lin, entered the vault where the
books are kept. Code lighted q
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