Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-08

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uaales away. A perfect panic pre-
vailed for some tune, but order and
comparative calm has been restored
and the killed and wounded provided
for. The funeral Of several victims
took place this morning. The re-
mains Of Captain Jacobs were found
this morning buried in the ruins.
Judge Donaldson, who was reported
wounded last night, is dead, making
SO far fifteen deaths. The death of
several others is momentarily ex-
pected. At least forty PERSONS are
seriously or MORALLY wounded.
Soldiers for Idaho.
WAsA1NGsoN, June 4.-Telegrams
are received at the War Department
from Generals Sheridan and Nc
Dowell stating that as many men as
possible will be sent to protect set
tiers from the Bannock Indians.
News from the north is considered
very alarming.
The following dispatch from Gen.
Howard to Gen. Mcdowell has been
received.
PORTLAND, JUNE l, 1878.
ask. through the war department, the
President that formal patents be author
lied as guaranteed in treaties to the reser-
walton to Indians in my department.
With the forces in hand the promises
and thus the main cause Of Indian dissat-
isfaction be abolished. Quick work in
this direction will, think, save life aOd
| vast expense.
SAN FRxNcsco, June 4.-Gov.
Breyman, of Idaho Territory, tele-
graphs your correspondent denying
the charge that he furnish ammuni-
ton to the Bannock Indians. He
also states that war is imminent,
that all the arms under his control
have been issued, and a further sup.
ply is coming from Vancouver and
Benicia.
CINCINNATI, June AT Charles
ton, w. Va, yesterday, several hun
dred miners captured the steamer
1Modoc, proceeded to Blacksbury,
stopped all mines there, returning
in the Chesapeake and Ohio train and
refusing to pay fare. The mob was
very violent and abusive.
A Building Falls at Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, June 5.-This after
noon three-story brick building,
under construction on Fremont
street, fell in, burying 10 men in
the ruins. Jas. Brooks, boss brick
layer, was killed, four others SER
iously injured and the remainder
badly hurt.
The Movement to Gust Hayes Receives
u Setback.
NEW York, June 5.-The World $
Washington special says: The Judici-
airy Committee of the House to-day
took important action on the resell
utions of the Maryland Legislature
and the accompanying bill intro
duced by kimmel TO invalidate the
Presidents title, and decided ad-
verSely on each ON the ground sub
sszs=iially that the decision of the