Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-23

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the inscription MI John LHnd' oh'e'
~ Romeo bennington
He was very polite: was very sorry he
had a disagreeable duty 20 perform: and
he drew out q Formidable looking docu-
meut. with a prodigioas formula Of Eng
lish expression, and several staring seals,
which cited the offer.e our traveller had
committed on one of her malesty's serv-
ants, and summoned the offender to ap-
pear on the following Wednesday Gt was
then Saturday. at 1.-THE aforesaid" Lean
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~ wa, coming nm to London myself"
said the official. apologetically, land
thought l would serve this. to make it as
comfortable as possible."
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However. the visit to Westminster
Hall was gwen up Tor that DAY, ana the
American began to wish ne had never
jumped on that railroad train. Supposs..
ing all right now, however, he forgot all
about 1t again, until 1t was unpleasantly
brought to mind on the following Sun
DAY Oy. note sent him by private hand,
from his friend, to place where ne was
spending the day. -.
ms note informed MN that the affair
nad quite serious look; that the gen.
erai managers at bennington had been
mulcted for damages tor an accident that
occurred at that point few months since,
ana that his jumping upon the train had
DeeA witnessed ny TWO OF the principal
directors, as well as oy one OF the local
ponce, ana IL was determined to punish
any sucn criminal recxiessness, hence,
the summons. etc. !nls the LONDON rail-
way o1icer nao oy MS personal .lnnpence
succeeded IN Posspomng LOT rev Gays,
put an expense oI Three Pounos Ten shli-
hhgs nao Deen incurred ana perhaps 1t
wouaG oe pest 70 arrange That oelore Mr.
Jonn Luno OF anotner Official came up 10
Aonoon again.
Our american was no" getting nerV-
Jus anu SCaTeu. ne III OnCe saw his Eng