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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-03-25

KEEP YoUNa.-Don'G grow old and
rusty and cross, afraid of nonsense and
fun. Tolerate the follies and crudi,ies
of youth. Gray hair and wrinkles you
cannot escape, but you neei not grow
old in feeling unless you choose. And
so long as your age is only on the out
side, you will win in Golf lence from
the young, and find your life all the
brighter for contact with theirs. Bnl
you have too many grave thoughts, too
many weighty anxielies and duties, too
much to do to make this trihiug posi-
BILE, you say. The verv reason. H.
friend, why you should cultivate f.
nonsense. iightaess Of heart-becauo.
you need them so much, because yol
are "weary with thinking" Then do try
to be young, even if you have to be
foolish in so doing. One cannot b.
wise all the time.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-03-25
A New Sketch of George III.

George Ill. pUhse,s. q ali the accom-
pllsbmeIts which are req uired for dong
business, ss business is Il ne by 'Hiugs.
He talked modern languages like IA
modern prince of the blood, and he
wrote like the master OF every one Wit
whom he correspondent. The meaning
of the brief and blunt coutideutia,
notes in which he made known hi
wishes to an absent munster heve,
failed to stand clearly ut through al
his indifferent spelling and Careless
grammar. Those notes are dated a,
almost every minute from eight in tn.
morning TO eleven ut night; for. as long
as work remained on hand, all hours
were working hours with the king
Punctual, patient, self willed, AMI self
possessed; intrudlng int cveiy depart
ment; inquiring greedily into every
detail; making eyeryhU3J's duty hi,
own, and then doing 1t conscientlousi5 =,
indefatigably, and as badly as it coulu
possibly be done; he had almost all tn,
qualities which enable IA man to use. or
| misuse, an exalted station, with hardly
any of the talents by means of which
such station Can be reached from
below. If he had been born a private.
gentleman, his Intellectual powers would
never have made hun junior lord OF
the treasury; but his moral character
istics were such that, being king. he
had as much influence on the conduct
of affairs as all his cabinet together
A Frederick the Great without the clev-
erness, he loved his own way no less
than his German brother, and got it al
most as frequently; with this difference
in the result, that in tho score of year
during which he governed according
to his favorite theory, he weakened
England as much as Frederick ever
aggrandized Prussia. - Trevelya an +
| History of E'nx
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-03-25
SAN rnAscrsco. July 10. 1897.

~, =, N, ITO y = al n - Z,
To the Standard Soap Go rpany.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-20
a Te,r.b,e Rcsne "f Al.mahsrr.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, July ia
Winona special says that Paul
Held, a Swiss emigraut. who had
lately bought farm in Eagle Greek
valley, became insane through the
failure of his crops and mesick-
ness. On Sunday morning he was
found dead in tue front room of his
house, his wife aud two children
were dead In the next room; three
children were dead in'bed up stairs,
aud two Of the Oldest boys in the
hayloft were mortally wounded
they were all shot In the head.
One boy may live. A revolver
WAS found in the house.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-20
County Warrants, etc.

buy Witness Fees. Jury Fees. City
and county Warrants, judgments, and
= A'Aa' . ''~n'' q. WHITE,
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Late kilograms.
Repors Uona.ad,csen.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 19.-H. J..
Moore, agent of Hawaii at FIJI,
contradicts in letter the state
ment that the slaughter at one of
the Line Islands, recently report
ed, was instigated by visionary
Kapu. On the contrary, he claims
that the heatheps were the agrees
ore, and Kapu exerted himself to
save life.
Keepers she Consulting Surgeons
WASHINGTON, July 18.-rhe fol.
lowing telegram was sent by the
attending surgeons to the consult
ing surgeons in New York to-
night:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 7P M
To DR.. Frank Fl Hamilton and Dr..
d. II. Agnsw:-ShortIy after our
dispatch OF yesterday the President
received hypodermic injection of
}th of grain OF sulphate Of NOR
phia. He slept well during the
night, and this morning at 8'8D
had q pulse of88, tenn perature, 9S.60;
respiration, 10. This day, how
ever, was not quite as comfortable
o one as yesterday. Slight gastric
disturbance was noted towards
noon, in consequence of which the
quantity of nOurishment adminis-
tered was temporarily diminished.
This was followed py rather more
afternoon fever than yesterday, nut
the difference was not great, and
thought to be merely u temporary
dnctuation. AT p. M. his lulse was
93, temperature, SO 50; respiration,
Is. At7P. M: pulse, l02; tempera
ture, 100 70; respiration, Fl.
CSign.d ] d. w BLISS,
J. X. BARNES,
J J.. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYBURN.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-20

1850 400
Whole Tickets, 81. Half Tickets, 81.
~ Tickets, $50. 81 Tickets, 500.
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter
or send by Express, Don't send by reg.
istered letter or POstDffice order. Orders
of s5 and upward, by Express, can be
to
R. M. BOARDMAN.
Courier-Journal building, Louisville, KY.
or t. J. COMMERF0RD. 500 Broadway.
New York n6-d&w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-20
Dean ssno.e,,s Deasn.

LONDON, July 10 The Bishop of
Canterbury arrived at the Deanery
Of Westminster just 10 time to say
u few words to Dean Stanley before
the lattler became VI luscious
The Dean will be- buried beside his
wife In Westminster Abbey.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-20


ST. PAUL, MINI, July 10 "A re.
port has been received here that
two outlaws surprised the camp of
the Mills Sac indiana about two
O'Clock and murdered the Chief
aud four IndiaDe. The mnrderers
were arrested. The Pioneer Press
has special advices from Sitting
Bulbs camp, within eight miles of
Buford. and coming In charge of
the scout Segave. Crawford has
gone out to receive his surrender
A special says that the Indians are
almost starved. and the rest of
them dismOunted and all discour.
aged. Five Chiefs and two hum
dred bucks, women and children
are in the band.
Es- Ks,s.s"f B,,,y sac K,d O.a.
frHseG.
LAS VEGAS, N. M, July 49,
Positive inh rmatiOn reached this
city early this morning by messen-
ger In regard to the killing of thu
notorious BILLY the KID" at Fort
sumner, 100 miles distant on the
Pecos river, at balf-past ii o'clock
last Saturday moruing. Billy had
been stopping with Mexic ms in
that vicinity disguised rs one of
them ever since his escape from
the Lincoln county Jail. Pat Gar.
rett, Sheriff of Lincoln county, has
been on his track for some timo
and on the Day above mentioned
r RI xy.H nj In
ing been put on the track by
some Mexicans. He had to
threaten their lives In order to get
them to divulge the Kidd's WHERE
abouts About IL O'clock m idnight
Sheriff Garrett Ell cred the room of
Pete Maxwell, q large stock owner
residing at the Fort and suppos ed |
to have knowledge OF the fugi-
tive's exact whereabouts, Garrett
had not been in the room over
twenty minutes when the Kidd
entered in his stocking feet, knife
in hand, ostensibly for the purpose
of buying some meat. He imme-
diately observed Garrett crouching
at the head of the bed and asking
Maxwell what that WAS, drew his
revolver. Maxwell made no an
swer, but proceeded to crawl tow
ard the foot of the he'd Had he
giving CARROTS name
Billy would have killed him at
once as he is u dead shot. How
ever, Billy moved slightly, getting
into the moonlight then shining in
at the rbugh window, when Gar
rett, recognizing him, fired, the
ball passing through his heart. He
fell backward, his knife in one
hand aud revolver In the other.
Gar EFT, thinking him not dead,
fired again but missed him Had
his first shot failed he would have
been rid filed with bullets, as the
Kid is known to have been terribly
desperate aud accurate in his aim
W hen IN close gu ,rters. His death
Is hailed with great joy throughout
this SEQ ion, az he swore he would
kill several prominent cti2t rs. and
had already slain fifteen or eight
cen men.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-20
a B,enay Affair 10 Barbecue.

LITTLE Rock. July l9-The Ca
zette's Fort Smith special says:
Greer leaf, rear Fort Gibson, in the
Cherokee Nation, u point about
$50 miles west of Fort smith, was
the scene of a horrible tragedy on
Saturday. The Greek ami Chero-
kee Indians were having a barbe-
cue preparatory to nominating
their candidates for the ensuing
election next month. Whisky
flowed as freely as milk and honey
in the promised land. Two
full-blooded Indians, Bill Low
EFT and Deer Track, bec,me
fighting drunk and made an on
siaught on SONS Of the party.
Seven men were killed or MORALLY
wounded. Five men, with Jim
Satterwaite and his father, were
fret shot and then had their heads
completely severed from their bod
les by the crazed demons. The
mnrderers are at large and no
eff 'rts are being made to arrest
them.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-20

Price lists and further Information may
be obtained by mail or otherwise, on sppn.
ottion.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-20
ON elal Bulletin.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, 1880 P. M,
loth.-The Presidenrs afternoon
fever was a little more strongly
marked than last night, the pulse
showing an increase OF a few boat;
tenn perature, q rise of fve-tentbs,
and respiration a slight correspond
ing acceleration as compared with
the maximum yesterday. These
symptoms are assigned to the
fact that the President be-
came overwearied this afternoon.
In the hands Of the barber he ex-
pressed q desire to have his beard
and hair trimmed and his bead
rubbed, and at his request the bar
Der was instructed to proceed. The
latter spent some time rubbing h m
and although the immediate IT. C
were over-fatigue and increased
feverishne.s, aside from trans
cient rise in pulse and temp ratur-,
the Presidents symptoms continue
favorable. DR.. Biiss, upon being
asked whether there was anything
threatening in the patients conhi-
ton, said that the trif1lng increase
in the fever should be re-
garded as the natural ductuatiOn
and would not excite special re-
mark. The reasons assigned for IL
are as follows: the President dur
Ing the past three days, and moe
especially to-day, has taken u lars 9.
ly increased quantity OF solid food.
His stomach IL still sensitive and
manifests constituencies when over
taxed by symptoms of disturbance,
such was the case to-day, THIS gas
trio trouble Is thought to have been
largely instrumental In aggravst-
ing the febrile symptoms. When
asked whether there was anything
to justify uneasiness, he replied
"Nothing whatever. The Presi-
dent is doing we'll. The fever is
subsiding; his pulse Is below 10
again and he is sleeping quietly
He became little over wearled
this afternoon, he will probably he
as we'll again tomorrow morning
rs he was this. In reply to a quee-
tiou with regard to the wound DR..
Bliss said the process Of suppura-
ton 10 going on orily. The
track of the ball is slowly being
cleared by the discharge. In dres' :
ing the wound last night the drain
age tube, without the exertion Of
the least force. dropped in to the
depth of 81 inches, showing that
the wound is clear and open for
that distance.
ssOCas ana securssi~s.
New YORK, July l9.-Silvar
bars, 1ll9; money easy, 24@3;
Governments strong, q shade high !.
er; Stocks weak; Western luton,
90&; Quicks liver, 10; Pacific. 84&;
Marip0sa, u; Wells Fa'g & Co. II !;
New York Central, last; Z lie. AT;
Panama, 265; Union Pacifi', ISL;
Bonds, 117t: Central Pacific cat;
Bonds IFS; sutro, II; Tombstone,
st.
A Chusch aad asmse Rsuwon,
COLUMBUS, O., July 19.-The
Governor of Texas sends the fol-
lowing:
To Governor Foster:
My failure to answer you favor
ably was not on account of any
want Of sympathy for the Presi-
dent, but because I do not deem II
consistent with my person AS Gov
ernor to issue Q pFools nation di-
recting religious services where
Church and State are aud ought to
BE- kept separate In their functions.
44I ~ ~ fho people 81 foHod
~ l4ts 100ks w. - -. ~ -: - !. s I.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-20
EAGLE CORPS, N. G. {.

Regular meetings at armorx, Unocnt
Hall, every Friday evening at 3 o101o1
W. II. II. HUuDEkLs
Captain oommnndlnm "
O. A. kxrLxn. First Sergeant 5oo11l
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-20

TIE P. M.-DAILY-S. P. Emigraut
Is40 Train for Yuma. Tucson and
Deu4lng "a. T. & ). r. X. b.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-20

CoRINTH, Miss, July Henry
s. Smith, who killed James Bur
din in April, 1880, was hanged here
this afternoon.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-20

have as strongly wished, and will
rs devoutIy pray, for the recovery
Of the President "a any people in
the United States.
(Signed) o. M. ROBERTS,
Governor.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-20

Building, on g ~ ';'
wEDN EsDAy. .uLx err, III
At 4 O'Clock , n. for the $780, 7 Z
Boark Of Iruoio-s and &c ~ a
tion q anoh Other e1r1noGa - r.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-20

e. e en- e :. a s:ss xs sssss 8
, o'e &c I /. /, 81 B. esass i 2. 4.
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TERMS FOR DAILY HERALD:
OSANGELES WEEKLY HERALD

Advertisements inserted at reasonable
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-20
G.sn.,ng pngr,.n..

MONTREAL. July 10 Fifteen
hundred pilgrims from Vermont
visited the church OF Notre Dame
De L"urdes here yesterday. @ lite
number were arrested in the EVEN
ing for drunkenness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-05
A Balloon Easily Managed During the
Night.

The intrepid acronaut, s. a. King, gives
TO an Inter- Ocean reporter some incidents
of his recent remarkable experience in bal
looming and tramping through a cranber-
ry swamp in Minnesota. The interviewer
asked:
"You at no time lost your self-posses-
sion?"
"Tbe feeling is one could not entertain
for myself for one moment; for the very
moment begin to get alarmed in balloon
ING | am going TO quit it. 1t is true we
cannot vet reduce the business TO certain
science, but, with a due amount OF Kill
and experience especially, the old air-sailor
feels considerable confidence in his power
10 weather storms and make port safely"
"WeH, Professor, what was the main dis
covery OF the voyage, aside from any scien-
tifc results that your companion Of the
Signal Service surveys may yet report 10
the Office at Washington"
"The fact that balloon shows DISPOSE
ton to float at a permanent altitude during
the nighttime was never more fully or
more beautifully illustrated on any trip
flat | have taken than this. In this bal
loon there was so small an escape OF gas
almost nothing at night-that all night long
we remained suspended as il it were q
cloud that held us equi-distant from the
earth. or as il il were floating on the top
OF some denser medium than the air.
There was no discharge Of ballast nor
loss of gas; we neither ascended nor de-
scended, but kept steadily along ut one
height until morning. This was quite a
singular feature, because usually balloon
in its voyage is constantly rising and fall
ing. It's progress is marked by a steady
series of ups and downs, gas overllowmg,
ballast discharged-and so over again, until
the sand is all exhausted"
Chow do you account for this phenome-
non?"
Il had heretofore found the same effects
in clouds, but not out of them, nor can
giye q satisfactory explanation. 1t has al
wavs been the fact, however, that balloons
can be better governed in the night than
in the day; but / never found balloon
before that could be managed so easily, eX-
cept in clouds. Not a cloud, however,
varied the expanse Of air on the night OF
THURSDAY and Friday. The moon was in
her last Quarter, and it was bright starlight,
and all night long we had an mobstructed
view OF the ground, and weirdly grand
panorama it was"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-05
Personal and Briefs.

Messrs. Hates and Paynter have con-
tracted 10 put up two electric lights over
the stand OH the City-IIall lot from which
Major Daniel will speak on Monday night
next.
Mr.. James y. Walters, news editor OF the
Whig, suffered stroke Of paralysis some
days ago. IL mainly affects one arm. II is
hoped that it will not be long before he
fully recOyers.
The Industrial Exposition still continues
place Of great attraction, and is crowded
nightly.
The air yesterday had a decidedly win
terish tinge.
The advantage OF a six-act play over q
threc-act play is that there are double the
number Of opportunities to 20 out and get
beer.
Confederate bonds are not in very great
demand, but sales continue to be made
here at prices which would have been con-
sidered big in the outset OF the boom.
The committee on the Daniel demon
stratiOn consists Of MeSsrS. John b. Cary,
james ID. Patton, PeytOn Wise, W. j.
Epps, and w. W. Wood.
The Conservative challengers and run
ners on election day will wear Daniel
badges and white rosettes.
The City Committee will 60 down to
West Point TO meet Major Daniel Monday.
As it is desirable to have no crowd on the
single coach at the disposal OF the commit
tee, the committee will have no invited
guests. BY desire OF Major Daniel there
will be no demonstration at the depot upon
the arrival Of the train. The speaking
will take place on the City-IIall lot.
The colored people were very active in
paying up poll-taXeS yesterday, both at the
Office OF the clerk OF the Hastings Court
and at Mr.. Beyeridge's.
A telegram received from Mr.. Pray last
night stated: "Our New England dclega-
tion has broken up. | will be in Richmond
tomorrow" [to-dayl. The party he refers
to was Mr.. Atkinson's. They passed
through Richmond on their way to the At
lanta Exposition, and it was suggested that
they should have public reception upon
their return here.
DR.. Moncure has returned to the city
after a pleasant tour Of Europe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-05
An Unfounded RumOr.

It is ascertained from the very best au'
thority that there is no foundation for the
report that the control Of the Richmond
and Danville Railroad Company is likely tC
change hands. 1t is true that large deal
ings have taken place in the stock on tho
New York board, but the purchasers are
buying the stock on its merits as an invest
ment.
1t is well known that the majority OF tho
stock is held by gentlemen who are able to
hold and have no intention OF parting with
the control of the great system OF road,
which have been combined and brought
into harmonious operation by their labol
and brains and capital.
The New York public recognized the
value OF the stock as soon as it was pre-
sented on their Exchange, and are buying
it in expectation OF realizing great profits
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-05
PERRY DAvIs's PAIN.KILLER.
DHEUMATISM, NEURA ALICIA, 3,
SPRAINs, PAIN IN THE BACK
AND SIDE.

There Is nothing more painful than these dis
eases; but the pain can be removed and the disease
cured by use Of PERRY DAyIs's PAIN-KILLER.
This remedy Is not a cheap BenzIne or Petroleum
product, that must be kept away from fire or heat
20 avoid danger Of explosion, is It an untr.ed
experiment that may do more harm than good.
PAIN-KILLER has been I'm constant use for for
" years, and the universal testimony from ali
paris Of the world is, IT NEVER PALS. It not only
effects permanent cure hut il relieyesp pain almost
instantanoousy Being purely vegetable remedy,
tits safe In the hands Of the most inexperienced.
The record Of cures by the use Of fPAIN-kILLER
would mi volumes. The following extracts from
letters received show what those who have tried it
think:
EDGAR CADY, OwatOnna, Mnn., says:
About a year since my wife became subject TO Sc
we're suffering from rheumatism. our resort was 10
the Pain-hiler, which speedily relieved her.
CHARLES POWELL writes from the Sailors
had been afnieted three years with neuralgi and
violent spasms of the stomach. The doctors al
Westminster Hospital gave up my ci@c in despair.
tried your Pdin-k Her, aud II gave me immediate
relief. 1 have regained my strength ana am now
able 60 follow my usual occupation.
GIL WALwoRTH, Saco, Me-, writes:
Iexperleneed immediate relief from pain In the
side by the use OF your Pain-Killer.
r. YORK says
have used your Pain-Killer for rheumatism and
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BARTON SEAMAN says:
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Mr.. BURDITT writes:
II Rever CaffS TO give relief In cases of rheuma-
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-05

Some DAYS ago we said that unless hunt
ers brought us some Of the game they
Dragged about we would not publish their
fabulous tales. The following afternoon a
man from over near Laramie Peak brought
i'm eleven blackbirds and mule that he had
shot by mistake, and laid them at our
feet. We do not insist on documentary
evidence now any more. A good, honest
mans word is good enough for us.-Chr'S-
tian Reporter.
A man who sent s. TO a New York ilrm
In response to an advertisement Offering :
musical instrument that would play any
number of tunes equally as well as piano
received jewsharp, with an intimation
that any fool could learn to play upon II IN
a few hours.
A "stringy, rattling" voice and 9 con-
slant disposition to expectoorate, indicate .
incipient throat trouble Of dangerous ten
dency. Use DR.. BULBS Cough syrup IN
good time, and be saved much trouble anu
ANNOYANCE. For sale by oil druggists
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-05
DAILY, CONsERVATIyE-DEMO
III Gratis OF HENRICOi

There win be public speaking IN Henrico county
under the auspices of the DANIEL CAMPAIGN
Cit B Of the third congressional district at the
following times and places
At ANDERsON'S' STORE, on the Cary-sireet
road, SATURDAY NIGHT, November OH at
o'clock.
These meetings viii be addressed by Hon. g. a.
BOhannan, Hon. ". :. Gilman, Hon. James
Lyons, Jr, Hon. :. B. Wit, Messrs. James ~ Dun-
lOp, T. y. Page, John Hunter, DIR. 4, MOntciro,
Colonel John B. Young, the Democratic cauii-
dates for the Senate and House Of Delegate, and
other distinguished speakers flom the city and
county. PE1ION WISE,
Prcsi lent Of the Daniel Campaign Club.
r. G. MINOR. County Superintendent OF the Con-
sCryatiye party. oc JO-tJf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-05
RICHMOND. VA. NoYemhe.

RICHMOND, Va, November 2, 1881.
Editors Dispatch: How il Il there is no
reduction in water-rent bills for quarter
ending November 1stg What became OF
the resolution TO make reduction OF enc
MONTH offered in the City Councill Please
bring this matter to their attention through
your columns, and oblige n
SNAIL TAKFR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-05

KIND WORDS FROM TRENTON The fol-
lowing is an extract of letter written by
a prominent manufacturer Of Trenton, n.
j.. TO Mr.. Julian Binford, Of this city:
"Our boys will never forget the pleasure
they had on their visit TO your beautiful
city. IL changed many cramped minds,
and il you could oply visit our city ana
see the change Of public sentiment IL
would do you good, for now the boys have
been TO Richmond and cannot be bam-
boozled by trickster politicians as they
have been heretofore. They all say that
thew never met such whole-souled fellows
i'm all their life as they found in old Rich
mond. II ever you are up this way we
want YOU to come TO Trenton and give us
call, and see what kind Of people we are
n home.v