Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-09
A Royal Entertainment in Bavaria.

BERLIN, December, l677.-king Louis,
| Of Bavaria, who, no doubt, will I've known
in history under the name Of the Sol.
itary, has lately given an original festi-
val in honor of the Crown Prince of
Austria. 1t was, IS usual, the night
time that the royal lover of the moon
chose to give, in his winter garden, an
entertainment to his guest A method
of lighting of the most ingenious char
acter produced all the appearance of a
tropical sky. Luminous balloons, of all
colors, gave soft light to the entire gar.
den, while al immense star shone in til ,
midst of them like sun. In kiosk,
richly decorated, . table was spread with
exquisite viands, around which were seat.
ei the King, the Crown Prince of Aus
tin, and the Princess Gisele and her
husband. From this spot the outlook
over a mass of lilies embraced the whole
extent Of the garden, at the extremity of
| which was y column surmounted by u
laurel, and standing 10 the midst of q
fountain of sparkling water Upon the
sides, on the right and left, we're paths
ocnxmented with statues, inviting the
guests into groves flied with musicians.
A feast given by Louis Of Bavaria
without music would have been abso-
lutely impossible. There was, therefore,
scattered among the trees, the quartet OF
Walter. the double quartet and the chorus
OF the theatre, and the band OF the I'd
Regiment of Infantry. All these musical
parties performed vigorously, while now
aud then flood of electric light added to
the entertainments the fantastic character
which comes from that kind OF illumi-
nation.-Reoue ritanmiqus.
An OHIO MOUSE WANTED!-While q
judge was holding court at Van Vert,
Ohio, few days ago, mouse took ad-
vantage of his preoccupation and climbed
up inside of his pantaloons. The At
torneys and attendants became aware OF
the situation when the judge suddenly
gave jump, clappcd his hands to his
leg, and stamped ON the flour with pro.
diXious emphasis. The sheriff rushed to
the rescue, and the spectators rose in
their seats, not knowing whether to fly
or remain. The judge whispered to the
sheriff and some friends, lawyer shook
the n ouse out, and in tho general con-
fusion that ensued it escaped.
1t 10 pity that this Ohio mouse was
not here in New York the other day, 80
that it could have run up Judge Noah
Davis's pantsloons when that exalted
jurist was keeping the decrepit, old ex-
President of N Insurance Company
standing up sefore him, while, with an
JUNCTION adapted to the popular ear, lie
talked Of his "painful duty" "deep re-
greet" etc, yet continued to lecture the
aged prisoner on the enormity of his Of
fence until one Of the prisoners daugh-
tiers wss actually compelled, according to
the reports in the daily papers, TO nave
up to her fathers aide TO keep him from
falling. We do hope that the next time
Judge Davis undertakes to perform q
ssrilsr ''duiy." IN . similar manner,
somebody ~iiI provide IN Oaio mosse
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