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, 1879-01-17

H1t!fafd Ltftf 10 4tfId Harm lffafatff,
Other cull1tt!nteS in tIlu field mrs the t1anaRef
OF st'rhe Greatest shuw On Earth" paincas Z.
Harn,iua, uf bridgeport, who WA tlrat nominated
~ Joke. r. r. look II ~ Jake, too, uuttl last
Thursday, when liu fund theirs wrsu eight men
ia tho Legislature who wcre willing to pledge
themselves to vote los him. THIN he started in
a. m actual candidate. not, aa hc says As adar1z
horse, but "a = whte 9nc' ald one limits going
to yet to thu front II he caA. liz iMtana busi-
ucss, and say. that, Whenever hu tukcs hold OF
sny project IN curnest, l'o has III unhappy fac-
u!ty tot making y success of It. lie snay Inake
lliure OF 1t this tnc. hut he says 1t u lhs last
Chance ho will ever have Of ACQUIRING the royeted
poslliot,, and hu proFoscs tu Try anu got T.. Hc
is 30 Years OF sgr, u,,l yet he says: p" ean
travel further, do leu timcs tho work, s!cep aud
eat !es: IN twsnty-'yur t.ou's. ad yet fesi -
Years 10y iuuios, can after the fntuus oi duy's
Shopping. cal, bold my own will majority
ot MEN who are much yuunger aud less active
than SIN, and don't know but w12t 4 Senator's
seat II a. guod for inc a. far any VI them." II
l}asnum doesu't sccuru Az cleetson, h. lcause
i rat.llng among thu dry bopcs and sir w the
sutDQ ala eQh1tterab1y.
, 1879-01-17

~ IN other parta of Mesopotamla: but The sur;
face OF the soil Is, on tho Whole, green and
pleasant To The eye. Tho glad s4atcrs 81 tte
river Gow IN in Tho bright morning sunshlnc'
drinking in snt, end lite. The great city which
counted i.s population by millions, and hslcd
the world with renown not yct forgotten, has
disappeared uutler the dust u tTenty centuries,
babylon w4a still unhutt. Birds sing overhead
in tho pleasant spring air; butterflies fluttcr
about In scasct, Of flowers; oaamr otiors rcenio
the sense. II IL difficult under the c'rcuns-
atanecs to feel as one perhaps 0uQtt 10 fccl ior
the great Capital which once numbered THIS
ground. Nature does not mourn for 1t, ana y
ls hard to be aad at the bidding of sentiment
when the bright spring hfdes It's grave"
, 1879-01-17

about tho child TINT could lead to her Identifies
ttor, and no cue could he found who hal teen
her al>out the town before the crime .as dis
COVERED. Photographs Of the child weEe
sent to every police station 10 s~'tzet-
iishcil in ~ the paper.. After while, by tho
nat1cti Rurllat, living in the Canton vaM}. 1t
was proved that The shll was hsrs and 4 ,.as was
Legitimate, size constituted an obstacle to her
marriage. It came ont further that she vs. M
actually married to her prcAsnt husband at the
ycry time when Nil Switzerland was ringing With
her crime. On being ersestcd, the woman con.
fcsscd her guilt, hut her only tnotfve for the
rrimc, tho ktn:csl. was TO saye the expenae ot
the chd'A maintenance. To this cnl, she de-
jihcratcIy took the child from Bernc, where al1e
was staying, strane!cd her with q ehoelscc, and
hanged her to beam in The atIcd where sl'e vas
fotinJ. The Jury refused to tce any eItennattng
circumstances III casc 81 Utterly fcartlcss and
motlstrous, and the wonan was sentenced to
The extreme penalty Of The aw,-lmprisnnmcnt
for liGe The agitation for tile fe-c1iactincnt of
capital 9pi1nlshmcnt in Switzerland receives .
new impulse from this horrible crime, for which
no punishment scents tao extreme.
, 1879-01-17
HENRY NJ. STANLEY

III tAt }sHHoF ~ t"s fftSu"e'
CuleAat, Jan. III respectfully tb!trIt tho
p.iyttegc nf saying In The columns III rlE TRln-
rSEa a few wur.!s which Think III thr interests
Of jus.Icr ought tn he saLl. 1t ls IN regard 7"
the prex. cxploter Of Central Afrlca, licnry II.
Stanley, and tho treatment uf lin hy the
American press, or the greater portion thereof.
III. trcatnIcn. refer to Is ruthcr 1crta!aIng ~
tt,u pAss, unless ncg:cct and Indifference muy
10 considered 10 b. treatment. Though mar
sneuk severely, THE TMsuCNE will mt nrccs-
tar,!y taku exception IL II, slirc a.n by no
n,eaus sure that your Iaurnal bus tol,ed IN III:
hclltlug Of blan.r,'s iabu,s null successes,
anu believe IT. spirit towards thu great explorer
has been quite Tbs opposite. ll""cscr tlsls
may be, TUE TKinESE usually IL open 10 the
4isrussinn Of such topEcs even though IT, o~n
ro,r.s IL sE!ti:Istd, uuu III that vuss It ktuws
low to defend itself.
Henry n. stanley has now carried the Aulert.
eau ltAs! frusl, tle lutllau pstnm to llc Atanllt
Eigtit across the sv'1tte III Atrca, tWn'tA'ias VI
Which l,ala.,ve WI. through q land uni known 10
geographeEs, 1H,plIuus MtElt faIhloIlh s!'u tt'e
,nost iicrcp and uurltke tayuKes. And never No.
tors trol by civlltzri tI,au. lws." has ~
plunged into that dark continent A'la solved
psuble,ns that have brcn The prspie!sty stu o.
spais OF snap.l,akcrs aild students VI geossuphf
tor ALAU years. The Inst si,,r, tlc wr!t y tnA
tlu lost Livingstone. lhc 'IanseTa I'A dillleu'-
ties tl.at beact ILLS path ihrn wsIr such that none
but u i..,,.- tuee, Inuniilsbc tuftitusle. Ill.
bel,t!px will, lnl great rr5ourets al layt TILT!
jut:.nrnt could have oftrtn1ne' ic oc-
ru.nplIshed his task, ulita pecutMftH oy ~
great Journals, uslr au American naper aud Tie
utbeF u British one. lhc ceiat OF that great
SUCCESS redou1lIcd 10 the lauic OF America
lnors thaa to England, sincc II "aA tue under
taking Ut AL AuirTtcln t1 rescue NotIa-Fe.
uuWugl Enylisl!uab a,tt safe tho results u
ycars Ut lauor tn Centraa AfEies spent W ths
, 1879-01-17
HOARD OF EDUCATION.
Another Evening Spent in Fighting
Over Special Studies.
INSPECTOR Stone Presents Some Statistics
Relative to German Instruction.
No Conclusion Arrived At, and the
Estimates Sent to the Council

An adjourned meeting Of the City Board Of
Education uas held last evening, nine members
being present.
After tho transaction Of rome routine bust-
ness The spccia! ordcr-tllo estimate for salaries
-w.s tnkcp no,
lnspee.ol oa."1. nu.r 49," @ Wv x.,.s,a. ~
tho Coln1tted oa oa'stles nasne LUZ sa'na's
the spccinl tcachcrs OF music, defman' anu
drawing, 1t an increase OF $500 over what they
wes' 'A'' '.D'' ~ % oru,.v
.-.. e..s. ,.,v.., a. =, .r,.,1,rs,4 that
, 1879-01-17
PRIMITIVE JUSTICE.
summary Execution Of = Murderer by tho
CitlxrnR Of Fort lyrHnElc, Alnsha.

summary Execution Of = Murderer by tho
Citixrna Of Fort yYranElc, Alns,sa-
p.e.oria IN. 80 C.,,ont,t, nrr. ~.
,,a, ws.u"'o an ~. eran,nr ~ =, pp" ~" 1n,s,a ~
rott - "ss"I'o "a tne s'e"i's " 1ao NHh tn.i'
FROM 'n1or'aat'oh seet'sea oS the steamer Calf
fornia, which arsivc.i from ths North ut Durrasd
Inlet on sunday last, we gather that rrcytou.
a., I'm ,,nv ri tnc ,np,,er {,,.ht Ind ,ator mar.
- ."' "'s y. Ia" M. "au .a"s' M ,,. Aso
between TWO n'sli haiaea rowefs ana west.
lecms to have taken All !ntcrcat In tho affair,
,,r,, IN, IN In. }ot,.e of cooncr natned Mcf.utlv
y. asan,,r, ,o.o ~ r,r ,snf - ,mt ~, .ho 49,,
-, ~ p"" ~ ,hc n,'ri,.,s y,,,s ,icre ~ ~, ~, ,,.,v
bad language aAl to oil hntcnts aud purposcs
WIS sw,Eiuc for fight. Previous to this hy
ia.l, atter inucl. importantly, l"rrowrd r.
yo!,er from man named sautleEsou. ilaylnS;
nnrocrcIrd 10 nrkcria snltn,n. whrtn hu thrcat
cued 10 Kill uny man who waa fFtcMl OF Pow
rrs, ai,,l counet,rri to abuse sfcCnliy, Thon,ua
tVl,rirl,, VIII, was well ucuunlutcJ With Voyd.
npnr,,acE,eu lin III friendly maniIcr Mil asked
lin WHIT allied lin. nj ita su,.e ti,,e nIariutt y
hand IN his shunIdcr nnI tclIu, him tin, tIrr,
VIA no uycnsi0n to calI everybody ho met lard
nsucs. O'i,rc, dlj not ant,rpite troubiu xitl.
hiu,. lit directly lis hatl given hm thcso few
Wtr,!s of irtrnjiy u,lytcc Uu,d drew ttv fult.
ctM.kr nstn frnin tlio br,Mst. .Mni;et of n]s coat
nlnrt.i Il against O'Krtcn. heart lrc,I and xiii.
r.l hIit, on tic sput, jnl,ncdintcly thc gravity
ri tic erIinu heratnn knuw, lis rfitxrus Uf Fort
Wntnrlc t1,rcatnne,l Il, 1.izu nuyI md fyuri,
i.in in sernnh tht,tlIl,ts Ii wtiill seem. Tuw-
ex4r. WE ,i,at thsy rnnin,t,,,t,atch With rui. Cr,t
tr,Mtr,,' I:niicr,nr ~ t!,,stnm,a. md asked hin
n takn rhnr,o Of ti,u tn.,Trrrr. t'uI. Critlci,-
I'm ,irrinttf. stating ihut hr hud ps,
,'t,.t. t., III, -. g." and ,niarmc,I III" ,asf.
1nns that thev wrr. tbs inw. Flu ,l,Iseua
ti,crcn"n,, rsiisi ,urrii,u,. fvrmeti Ill
nr,u,i nr,t erfiyr Committee, anu tuk tile tn,,r-
.,"r,r =, .,r,. r., '.rt ,,av fl ,rstinw ~ Iii
W. '1n ~ ,xa. ,.,ys,'u, Wr Tnr~" NnWcjl hr.
t",, ss,a, - ,i,, rt,air ,it. 1uectnv hayfn&,
, 1879-01-17

AT Babylon, MIR. Grattan Geary. editor of tho
ITmes VI India, who las recently published =
book on Asiasic Turkey, found tho reople husE!y
quarsyluR bricks fsotn the old BUILDINGS for saEu
a. tha aeighbortnR town. OF the site itself und
ths tnprcssiulls it creates. be writes: "lt IL
usual for travellers to dwell upon The utter
desulat1on of Babylon, aud h panG ita site ~
strip of desert, especially wo-bexone ana un.
festtlc, hut tho eloquent geuIteneu who dwell
upon this aspect Of the piaeo could not have
sect II III tue middle of April. Tne dRtc-gEoyes
aud guItlrns sloug the banks OF tue EuphrHtes
are then things Of hyauty !n tbelr fresh spring
yeriure, nnd tho plaiu itaclt Is laid down With
crops. 1rrigat!of,-taunls csoss II hcto and
thete, and give trouble to tue hoEse-
and there arc patches ot tue level
white with the uitre Mhleh Il to bo found here
, 1879-01-17
POISONED SUGARS.

~ "s k-"""' ~ ." '''o"'"'
LAKE FoHEsrt Jan. lo---lhis light On tile al.
EAr qucstlon IL triangular oDe. There are
three parties with three hpcclf'c obleela In Slcw
Tho first party arc highly satisfied with things
rs llIcy urc They lrprccsllc nny disturbance.
rhcv ,,,.x,ro +he, the nr,,rle wt,,lI trare them
~. .,.a.. ...,,,,r,.h,. s,,,.,,nr. rn,.v
~ e.oo ~ '"e' ,'''. -, :. -.
purpose " fetaln tue ~" VI Ih'Qre"h uh !" ~
for thereby they helrye they can continue u tlo
u they have hitherto Luue. Lnslcr II they have
I..s, ,tJ. ., ,1,yr,u,. ~. f;nvp,n1nr,,t urt ,,f
VT" "'.a ~. w, ~ -, IN, ~, ..''.."',.... ..
ICON e4,oosDo ~ ss'~'o''h" a"""ahf, u+ut'" "
they have been ablt 10 huufipeate 1hflr sugars,
auu more esuceiaily their str,l!,s With from u
~, n r,r rent nj rl,,.,sc. whrl, IA generally
:. ~. ,,.,,~,,, I- ,w,, -, .,.r,,,, ,.,,,s
tioso''o"s NH ""s'" .'o' :" , '"'e> - ,l
i'cr pound. lhtS nave oeeh holo ~ e1lelhlca!lSo
tllelr Modurts With tn4rtase OF TN und other
Iu,s.,ns trufvrtuing the blHrkcst, darktst art!-
IL. .n,, ..,, Ia, f,nn,, mn TN, ,,l,nfnttnns lnto
~ VIM -" ue ,'. H., .,a. t..,'I. ~ ~,
1a'F ''8'H'"1 a''N'0' ~ '4ese "n "' wv
Government a8Il IN the coh&l1fnefs |hcf HsFc
l,ecn a!,lo to sell lhelr poisonous, fraudulent
,,,-i,,,,I. r.,n,.r. m, NJ H.. l,,s.
NV ''o'e ."""@ e"''0@'
hrss. .....--. .....
And now they appeal To the gtoccEs VIII" pur-
,nat their products with Ifr ery ttlut tfcxH
,,r,,o-s ~ th,,r n,.r,, ur,, ,ry.n, IN ruin III. ~,
r4,I.',..' ~. a.. r,,t,, ~ u.,,.. .,t ,.,l..
nh'ng o'ls'"fSs ~ LUG on.",' '.a'es ' ""' "t"u
Tho cunsyErce Ut every honest uan cries out in
,h,nirr .onrs thai tu,l urtarto,1s bus;nes.
49, : ,. ,,h -, ..,i, T.,
ooHul ~ w se'aeo, u"a NV" WV ~ enS sNIa IN
y driven 10 TIC will II mol 70 ,he tcilltsilttafy:
II they eannot eenns sdgafs anaGf ~ & iaW ennt.sss
, 1879-01-17

A murder trial has Just closed in Switzerland
which hs4 excited . considerable sensation, b,-
gzuao Of the snosInity VI the v5tmu committed.
4 ltttle More thxn two months ago the b<Aly Vi
iittie girl, atx,ut II years old. was found lan:
Ing In . shed ncar the ruElWay Stallion Vi
Ft!buurK. The ca1e wss very lu3 sicrious one,
and at AFst It was supLused size bad committed
suicide, but thu unanimous ouiul0n OF luedlcal
experts was that thu child bad been straugtcd
belors bciux hanged, End that II wss hryond
doubt s:akl e4 ulnrlnr. There was Ruthing
, 1879-01-17
II2IatkRAk.

Hs.o y;,rt tttretpoaaesr< {sdtas sa9o!ta Journal.
4, T. Burlaauk, thu humorous teadrE. nlakeA
stutl1 d year. he tellA ING that, tue very day
INT Baynrd Iuytor lett foE Germany, he oiferu
to wElts play with . strone American character
II burbank would persoustu 1t.
, 1879-01-17
A RADICAL REFORM.

foHr Dooaa' ~ san, o,"hs" .l"es =. ~
odL Of Joint, reform OF the eate0oaf - W
direction wilt be one Of tile notable events Of
thls nav wear. 1s7,.
T., .ta.:. ~ ~. .,x...,. .,n,t,,, ofh,usn
:" We. " III. pfea1u' eoAu.t.on "a n a
society the world over. especially ID hass'a,
where Nthtltsm aims at the utter destruction
NJ thu eristtnr order If th,nrs. and may aeek to
1e.mrr.ct .bs ,,.fnnct 1,cnmhI,ran calendar AZ
20, ~. Ane M os.u.s ..paD y" ~. s.n.n,,o,
titcs, and In view Of the Gcneral history Of cal
cnlar reforms, this question deserves moro
th,n r..,,nr nottee,
rhs s sa,,r.r.nn. ~ 1.-.., ,-oo, pohr1on,or
bondage was preceded BY chanee Of the Jc1lsh
calendar {eeo Ex., Kill, q, aud tho advent of
Chrlst upon earth By tha Introduction Ut the
Julian calendar. into which heathcn mold tho
r..t...s -. h,.,.,.,, h,,r 49,, to..
cnsstan era eas s htaei'o oeen . .as', - sss, nsse
able to retain this now wins Of the new dts
reusattop 80 long, and that the present titne ia
,",.,, ~ ,s..a ~ n.ea,,an ,a.,, ,s;,h ,is
Win he~ p'eee o. u'c3otlan c.otp' VIZ" 'ne
rent OF tho French Revolution still un'ncudc'i'
No wonder II ia III at case In suel costume.
e honnr nt ] nrssentina % Tho Christisn % world with
uo'1o. ~ p.snen..aH a. .'u ran =. r.nn,,no.s
i,n.ss ~ Gs'ts ne" 'a'' - so''' W. ''"e'e'' ~
A9s'n r. tSo t7o,.,< ~ Nov OIL anil on.b tavc al..
A., C.Srr
cussea Luz yulam eaar a. ~ ~ .ho,x 1,,ar
1s.otn tnsIsoi apu noM ppas p5upvo - ~ 'n s,..on
tassa' sau " n,np ,. ~ ,ns,tn,f"r ~
,lsnt III H.. o.. ~ a t,n uI1i"nIu
When 1he was ,sn afame r., peas no ,ohsef'
, nnu Inc ,t. nam.e haSs @ W. 'u''eo'
:" Ti,e III et fcd.tatten Of # ,hs ,se World.
=. ..s,. ,o,,,,t ~ .trs tta p,,sst.,. 49,, r,v
kwcsa W, thss ..;,, Viz .T"n5,n H.,
uax, ut, 'aM - Icy .hs1 tS E. uy,. n .,t -
1o ns, a;E ;,ot ~ ~ .r. hnrii IN nt 'u''
ye&s - NV" ,,, ~" 1., ~, ~; ,,-,u,,
XII, " n .,nrc..nr t,'las nv uus ~ ~
theis calenuaE a1o snpp,sSss!ns u. s!s thseu ~ VI
!fN !ouf r. sr s r, niao te,f tMo
tte y, 'ta ni sfaar," "" ,'ft,st
yea a =, u H. as' u tn n s,r ;yrs ysnrs
Up u ia-o ~ otu oa!as e.t sus" euu.hs tWc'st
VI ~, "n' ,nn Gsv t,'eFn :, NH ton,h ~.
SMioaee' sio' @no ono a"s '''''' ~ eas'' 'e"S" 'oN
o'!Ts. .V.., =, .t,. o,,aa.o ..,,,nt,r I, n ~.
NV gcs* - s.,s sS ti'a ~ ~ Y".a'sr. :. ~ 1u1S
cut pstween nom aua sau ~ , y. teu, ,sSs',
Mou.o oo - ~ w na"i, ".a ~s
war ts wt III pcxt ,Isv ri tc wesI with"ut II.
tEtsupt!o" Gs .n.. ,,aa;ia tao ~, ua3 - -
me WesK Laea eSHssn ssas "uu ai. w ,,I,
1.5 1at! ~ H. 1,..m. trn,,,yn.,,isn ne III,
eanua5f =" a,ths as nis" c.I,"sd .nsn iii
sistn u tMo u'uMt"s @ n.so so I.at1
WEEK.; okns " sc, H. rnnnc. M ;,n a"
AL nave snls.Snvs uaga Or nVe lua! WeaRs. an
~ nesn. t,,n, cnc n;'t, niso wont1 hc".n -"
NccHst ~. ,,, hia .i I,no s .',s.,,
sanG a ~ at.i,91 "o ~ t..iro ,aI1ton., Ia.. ~
a.a ~ "'aHs ~ f,.s. @ i, S,,3,,,. .tt .. ,u1i ~
ahp ysnt Of yane ~ 1a III IT'S, yen' s o
W ,,v "ac1s ~ ,,s,,,t ~ nv t't
saccesan ~ s"W .,i iaG i.' snda VI ta'
sea. 1s .sr,sr ,xn~i1 In ,,ors rn.-"ct *,
anf ~ Moda ~, ",,nr uy o1s eua ,I1 ,h
reEoFnR, uniform laws and customs, Tor s0Mc Uf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-07-04

Mr.. Herbert X. Morrison, q nat
uralist, is at Tenino engaged in max
ing q collection of insects of the
Territory. The number and variety
obtained, the first two days, in that
neighborhood, fairly astounds the
oldest resident.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-07-04

AN Irish comedy is npi .n~re anus
ing than the antics of Il loving cou-
pie on their marriage tour.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-07-04

THIS issue of the STANDARD, owing
to the patriotic fervor of its sponsors,
is delayed till Saturday. The cele-
brations hereabouts yesterday were
almost failure, in consequence of
the inclemency of the weather.
About fifty of our people went to
Tacoma, a score or moro to Tenino
and about a dozen down the Bay in
boats, and all who participated will
doubtless concede that either of the
trips was literally pursuit of pleas
ure under difficulties. The rain
which fell yesterday was unpalal-
leled for the precise time of the year.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-07-04

PoRr Townsend is following IN the
wake OF Seattle. A mass meeting
was held there on the 2Sth inst, for
the purpose of organizing an inmi-
grafton society. Some important
resolutions were adopted and COM
mittee appointed to prepare n
pamphlet for publication and distri-
button. A petition numerousIy,
signed was forwarded to the Survey.
or-General, asking for a survey to
be made of large tract OF coun-
try between Port Towsenda nd the
ocean. An interested reporter say
that the general feeling of the meet
ing was that Port Townsend is des-
tined, in the future, to DO great
city. The old story exactly. That's
just what we always thought and
said of Olympia. We arc gratitied,
however, in seeing that such live
ly spirit of enterprise is pervading
our friends at that place. Emigra-
ton societies are powerful auxil-
iaries and if they all move together
tremendously, great work may
soon be accomplished
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-07-04

LAST Tuesday the sale of four-!ifthS of
the o. $. N. Company's stock and six
seventies of the Walla Walia railroad was
completed and The transfer of the same du-
ly made. The property OF the cooperation
consisted of q steamboats,, three barges,
the locks at Oregon City, 4 large amount
of wharf property, five miles of railroad
at the Lower Cascades, fifteen miles from
the Dalles to Cello, and thirty miles from
Wallula TO Walla Walla. The amount
paid down was two million dollars, but
this Is understood to be little more than
half of what is TO he paid IN all. The rep
resentative of the purchasers was Mr..
Henry Willard, but the principal stock
owne: in the new company is Jay Gould.
For the remainder of this year Captain
Ainsworth will .emain in charge of the
affairs OF the company, continuing the
present employees. Were it not that the
sale has been made that the ones who, by
indomitGble pluck, great enterprise, and
rare business abilities. nave brought the
company up from small beginning to be-
come one of The greatest transportation
companies in The United States might
have rest in their declining years, 40 bet
ter managers could b. IN charge than
Captain AinswOlth and ,he other members
of the company; and, II long service and
the highest skill, combined with zeal and
pride in their trusts, have thcir proper con-
sidcration in the minds of the new own.
ers, the present corps Of captains, engineers
and employees generally, will be retained
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-07-04

BEATTY and Carter, the convicts
who escaped from Seatco were appre-
hended last week near Cowlitz Noun
tain, by Capt. Shead, and returned
to their old quarters.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-07-04
CDlSTY OF THlRSToN 81

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON
COUNTY OF THrRsToN. 81
In Justice Court Francis Henry Justice.
To CHART ES WILSON:
You arr hereby notified that Il. r.
Young has filed "A claim against you in
said Court which will come ON to he heard,
at my OFF, in Olympia in Thurston
county, W. T., on
The Seves,'a day of July, A. =, 1879,
at the hou: of o'clock p. NJ, and unless
you appear and then aud there answer,
the same VII be taken rs confessed ard
the demand of the plaintiff granted. The
object and dsnand of said claim is to re-
cover the sum of $50 80 for board furnished
you and I'M rest and costs of suit.
Account led June 9Th, 1879
FRANCIS HENRY,
4w Justice of the Peace.
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REPORTS come that the Zulu Chief.
Cetewayo, has sent messengers to
treat with Lord Chelmsford for peace.
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THE Tu,fte is the name of one of
the neatest literary papers that comes
to our table. 1t is published at Sa-
lem, Oregon, by E. 0. Norton q Co.,
ard is generally carefully edited.
The tripod must Lave been temper
arily vacated, however, when the
article " From Hiawatha' was pub
lished, as its author makes tlihing
mistake as to the sex of the princi-
pal character in Longfellow's eauti-
full creation, which destroys some
what the symmetry Of the essay. We
quote two sentences:
The wings Of the western wind have
horne Vidtite to the lodge Of 90 lIiawatha,"
in the Land of Many Waters" Her
heart is glad, for she has long known tt AT
among the hills and valleys of the misty
land" are the homes OF some OF her sisters
and brothers who have had 10 one to
write the beautiful thoughts given to them
by the Great Spirit.
Now if the writer of the "gush-
ing epistle had ever read ella
watha," he or she would never have
fallen into such an egregious error,
which seems only the more remarka-
BILE appearing as the nom dc plume Of
a literary aspirant for fame in a
purely literary journal. If the old
arrow-maker of the Dacotahs ever
hears, even at this late day, that the
beautiful Minnehaha was induced un-
willingly and by fraudulent pre-
fences to wed another dusky maid, ;"
he will scour the happy hunting
grounds until he places one of his
famous arrow-heads of chalcedony"
in the heart of the perfdious Hia-
watha. Let us hope for the sake of
peace in the land of the setting sun,
that there was no irregularity prac-
ticed in this matter upon the unsus-
pecting maiden.
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fiscal year. The object, manifestly, is to
place before tho executive this alternative:
Either to allow necessary functions Of the
public service 10 be crippled or suspended
for want of the appropriations required to
keep them in operation, or to approve leg
islation which in official communications
to con gress he has declared would be vio
lation of his constitutional duty. THUS in
this bill ihe principle is clearly embodied
that by vHtuc of a provision of the consti-
tuition which requires that all bills for
raising revenue should originate in the
house of representatives, bare majority
of the house of representatives. has the
righi 10 withhold appropriations for sup
port of the government unless The execu-
tive consents 20 approve any legislation
which may be attached 10 Appropriation
bills.
respectfully refc. 10 communications
on this subject which have sent 10 con-
grcss during its present session for state
mcnt of the grounds of my conclusions,
and desire here merely to repeat that, in
my judgment, to establish the principle of
this bill il to make radical, dangerous
and unconstitutional change in the charac-
ter of our institutions.
RUTHERFORD b. HAYES.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, June 80, 1879.
The Khsdive's Abdication.
LONDON, June 26.-In the house of lords
today the Marquis of Salisbury gave con-
lirmation to the report that the sultan had
ordered the khedive to abdicate, and that
the latter had expressed his acquiecence.
Lord Salisbury stated that Prince Tewfix
had been installed as khcdive Of Egypt.
CAIRO, June 26.-Tewfix Pasha was pro-
claimed viceroy of Egypt with salute of
100 guns. The Russian consul general has
been ordered to support the other consuls
in the position they have taken. 1t is re-
ported that the Ehcdive will receive pen
sion of $4,000 per annum.
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