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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-20
Luck For Two.

About 10 O'Clock yesterday morning
an officer walked an old vag to the Cen
trail Station to have his case attended
to, and he was locked up in cell with
prisoner arrested at an earlier hour
The two looked at each other pretty
hard for minute and then the last ar
rival said:
my name is Stevens"
"And mine is Thomas. replied
the other.
Well, Thomas, what are you here
for?"
"Vagrancy."
"NoI Som I. was swfully afraid
you were in here for some high.tonsd
P pas fHP o.H g sasS 81 my
Very poor"
"Goodl So are mine. Got any mon
e'"No."
"Neither have I. viii anybody
help You out?"
"No."
"Splendid! Well both go up TO-
gether. Have you had good wash
this spring p
"Not q wash"
"Neither have I. Hanged if there
isn't bond OF sympathy between us
What will you do after we get out Of
the cooler?"
elm going to tramp"
care you? That's my line exactly
and we'll go snooks and work alternate
houses; Say, Thomas!'
Yesp
"We're in luck; Ninety-nine times
out OF hundred one OF rs would have
turned out to be bank defaulter or an
embezzling clerk who'd have sneered
at our clothing. found fault with our
English and wanted to wash three
times day. Say Thomas, let's em.
brace and 60 halves on tobacco"
Thomas being willing, they embraced
and made fair division Of the last
chew Detroit Free Press.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-20
Thought He was Engaged.

Talking OF conductors and organista
being successful, I am reminded OF q
curious story which reached me the
other day all the way from remote
town on the Continent. A young gen.
tleman from Glasgow. at present on q
prolonged tour, is in the habit OF offer
ing his services as organist and choir.
master wherever he happens to be stay
ing at the the. These services are
generally accepted with gratitude, as in
some places the church music greatly
wanted some such aid. 1t was almost
always possible to raise fair choir, but
in one town, to the surprise and annoy
ance of our young friend, the chorus
consisted entirely of men. Not single
lady put in appearance, and the vocal
harmony was thus incomplete. de ex-
pressed his astonishmenta at this failure,
which WIS novel and disagreeable ex-
perience that he could not account for.
The mystery was solved some days af-
forwards, when young lady, to whom
he detailed his grievances, pointedly
inquired: "Why do yoa wear ring
on the third finger OF your left hand p
" Because it happened to fit on that
finger" said he. "No other reason?''
inquired the damsel. "None whatever"
replied the bewildered youth, Dear
me" .said the lady, then we have been
the victims of mistake. In this dis
trict ring upon the third finger ipdi-
Gates betrothaI. aud we all thought you
were engagedw Next Sunday his choir
was quite FULL Glasgow News.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-20
Fashion Hints.
Plaids are still in fashion.

Plaids are still in fashion.
The new dark red is called Gil Bias.
Roman sahses are again fashionable.
The Langtry is the latest house
shawl.
Chartreuse is new shade Of golden
green.
Silver spiders are tie latest thing in
jewelry.
Bronze shades figure largely among
new colozs.
Lace mits will be as popular as they
were last year.
New spring bonnets resemble small
nasturtiuaa beds.
Tan. colored gloves are worn with
white satin dresses.
All neck arrangements OF lace and
muslin are fashionable.
Spanish lace will be used on grena-
dine dresses this summer.
The newest of all the reds is laurel
red, and it is soft and dusky.
New spring straw bounets are shown
in colors to match costumes.
Ladies' who used to wear five and a
half kid gloves now ask for skies.
Garnet seems destined to remain the
chosen color for the coming season.
The beiied. baggy, clumsy ulster has
been entirely discarded by eiegantes.
One of the peculiar fashions at pres
emit is the officers collar, worn by Ia
dies.
Chinese embroidery is much used
for adjoining white cashmere tea gowns.
Lisle-thread gloves will supersede
kid with the approach of warm weather.
Smothering flowers in jet and steel
lace is one of the'millinery devices of
this year.
Love may be found in the heart OF
an ,nchoritp. ueyer in the heart of a
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-20

DECORATORS OF JAPAx.-A xxitek
who has devoted soma attention 20 TIA
decorations and artisans Of Japan. saya
the worker in metals is. without excep
ton. the most artistic; but that "A
Japanese woxkmen and artiats discozd
utterly the happy-go-lncky mashed a
their work. They undergo thoronGh
training in ancient custom and pkecor
dent. Hand-books with elaborate IN
structions and progressive lesaonas ~
cheap and accessible TO the poorest. IN
circulating libraries abound. FF0n
first strokes to the finished draslue;
sad for each class or style Of desieA
there are many deliberately ILLUSTRATED
works OF reference.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-20

THE FATAL BUcKET." II IL much
easier to get into ! qnarrsl than 20 ct
ont Of it. In the yeaf zoos some sol-
diers of the commonwealth IL NOdenA
ran away with ! bucket from pnblip
we'll belonging to the stats 81 Bologna.
This implement might BE- worth : shil-
ling, bat il produced : quarrel which
was worked into long and sanguinary
war. Henry. the King OF 6ardinis -
sisted the Modeness to keep pnssossion
Of the bucket, and in one OF The battles
he was made prisoner. His father, the
emperor, offered chain Of gold shat
would encircle Bologna. which IL seven
miles in compass. for his sons ransom,
but in vain, After twenty-five years
Imprisonment, he pined aWsy. Hi
monument is now extant 10 the church
of the Dominicans. This fatal bucket
is still exhibited in the tower Of The
cathedral Of Modena, inclosed ia ~
iron cage.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-20
The Placid Grocer.

A Woodward avenue grocer yester-
day displayed dozen cakes Of the
clearest and incest new maple sugar
possible to make. and ss he stood u his
door citizen halted and looked at the
sugar and queried:
"New p
"No; it's DID,"
Make it yourself p
"Yes." M
Adulterated 2"
Yes"
Shouldn't think ii wonld b
healthy"
F" It isn't"
"Then why do you want to sell il Z"
81 don't want to. set il ont here
SO that q dray could cart II Of and
dump it on some vacant lot
The Citizen locked mp and do~, the
street, across tho way. and finally
said:
"I guess I'll take two poupls Of
your warmed-up, adnlterated old sugar.
II il. was new wouldn't touch the
stuff ct any price. Please weigh this
cake.
He paid for the sugar and carried u
away, but he looked like . man who
wanted to say something mean 10 sonne-
body. Detroit Free Press.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-20

A Greek play is to be given at liar
ward. A drama pertaining to Greece
ought to go on smoothly.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-20

There is great deal more acting of
the stage than on it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-20

Ran ErpFcr ON HrAr os. Boaxx
Mr.. spofford. IGbrsrisn al donrrsar. \
has made some interesting statements
before the American Library Associar
ton with reference to he destructive
ness OF heat on books stored in the
upper rooms or galleries OF libraries.
He described the condition Of the bookas
in the fourth gallery Of the Congrosn
ional Library, and said II the booke
were animate and intelligent beings
they would cry aloud from their
sufferings. Their shriveIlsd md
parched appearance showed plainly
enough the Destructive oss ~ heal, and
yet there ID no hest from ~ buYn1gU
nor GOAL gas; these are excluded fcoun
.ns p. s,,, = ~. . ass.,s.s Ajse1
sion iolao. ~ ~ We - 81 scaon =
upon sne aiIs5ens Dlnolnks g 49, " ..
.ne oPlIaon ceane R.esH eSncsM 49,
nussal isasnsr Danal9ss rs 49,
Mots. xsna. Aua snou.a ~ oa 49,, u - -
an Ussns go. h sas NM Ths 49, ~ 49, :.
dsmseo tloM Aes.. tno ~ 49,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-20

A MAN UNDER THE BED.-There is a
story being freely circulated at the Lon
doh clubs and in society that mys-
FERROUS man was traced into Windsor
Castle, where he was last seen with a
fiat canalestick in his hand, ana it can
not be proved he ever came out. Many
believe he is there still, concealed like
the burglar at Bournemouth who terri
fed Lady Faveraham and her young
daughter, and on coming out Of his
hiding place under the sofa coolly an
nounced he bad been there whole day,
and intended 10 let his companions IN
the following night 10 steal and plumber
anything they could lay their hands on.
The courage and Gangfroia shown by
the two ladies on the occasion were
admirable beyond all praise. They
showed no signs of surprise or alarm,
rang the bell, and quietly ordered the
servant answering it to hand the bur
glar over to the police. The burglar,
in his turn, was SO taken aback by this
presence of mind and GOODNESS that he
forgot to try to escape, and allowed
himself to be pinioIei like bird in a
cage.
Gemlen, said the OLD man, re-
member dat it am not safe to form an
cpinv0n on a stranger by lie size of his
mout or do lumber Of his hat. No
pusson kin tell de number of mules in
"a barn by looking at dc stable doah."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-20

Love may be found in the heart OF
an anchorite; never in the heart OF a
libertine.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-20

The Louisville courier Jo'"Hel pro
noses 10 make Gen Grant Grand High
Keeper Of the Obeljak until 1854, at a
salary of $1,000 Il year.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-20

MExIcos YANKEE PorULiTIoN.--
Mexico Is tilled with lMkess, as I'll
people E,om tho United States ara
called. Ihcee lanhees embrace ougi-
Derrs, capitalists, tourists, specnlators,
irummcrs and advrulurers, The last
name, however. are disgrace to our
nation, as hey comprise gamblers,
tramrs and other high persJnasos Of
both sexes who travel Iucugnito. The
countrs ahuun3s in vast natural re-
sources, tut is almost entirely nndCVel-
oped. The gold and silver iuiuos axe
worked OH the same plan Hs 400 years
ago. Sugar is ground, wheat gathered
and tLrasbed, cotton spun, paper man
ufattured, liquors distilled and cloth
ana textures of all kinds woven III the
most primitive style. In fact, all labor
saving machines and the latest nven-
tons and improvements Of manufacture
and agriculture ure just heInS nitro
,iucpd; hence the protuse abundance OF
the Yankee, Who, with his usual fore
sight and enterprise, sees ~ IN mehse
trade tn be developed with hi@ own
country. Crrres puu5ehce Ne" Or
leans picuyune,
A great ship must have deep water
, 1881-01-19

Special blspatth 70 7hs Chicago Tribune.
DETlloIT. Mfcl., Jan. 18.-Mrs. Josephine
I3uettnlr, wife OF tho Secretary OF the German
Brunch OF tho Young Mrn's Christian Asso-
ctatiou of tlfs city, WAS tito victim Of l.orri-
bio accident today, resulting in ller death
utter undergoing terrible tnrture for scycrul
hours Tlls unfortunate lady wna unceinte,
and, Of course, troubled with patlls l,,cttlcnt
to her condition, u,,d WIS advised by so,no
old wo,ncu 10 tako an alcol.ol swrnt-batt.
Slo determined to uct upon their suggestion,
Ata time when sAe wis ..tono III tllo ho1,so
sl.e placed n saucer containing alcohol on tlo
iloor, set iiro to It, and ti,cu stood over
thu sa,.ccr without first reuloying her cloth
luz, IIer dress a11d llntcrelothlng sum touk
, 1881-01-19

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..s,scncy "!., 'uleanhea I'll 1nf*.Ei43t ot our
n'ss,'& y" pef ccht ol'l,-a Ray5S cnntrac-
.nn' -. .'4o e"i ", ny tlo tno bahKR
.''u.t'se'ses: I..s.t:'e lhe repeaa 20 fourth
Jess1n r.. ...a -. a'o ~! VI June ~ viii rem
~ v..i", W. vIesau aetl.nR a+.h noses oy
t,,,.t ~ .N.tos.' ,anks ho" o'i: Ihey VIII DO
ot"ssa ~, :" eu'!ec1 .he'l III oest they can from
H. H. ~ T'e ~ ~ t''G susS, '" present mem ut
,n.,;. .eio," t"'3 g",l "l1"alnw theif
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Ill.,, III, 1' ~ tne' W "'.'th tWo months.
, 1881-01-19

T'lE West Virginia Delnncratie legislators
cai'clsed lust nEght fnr Senator without r.
suit. Mr.. Camden received thu highest vote.
The other nsiiraMts nro Senator Hereford,
Gov, Mathews, and MIR. l}riinnun.
, 1881-01-19
That Is, if the Whole Thing Fails
Through, They Will Be So
Much Ahead.
Text OF the Hill as It Wiil Be Voted
upon In the House To.
Lay.
Character Of the Repealed Statutes to Be
Re.enaoted, mud tho Statutes to
Be Repealed.

1sEAHI Fun THE tktESrit'N.
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VI "'t'c!t "c!o LIN 'o4s ooho 'oa'l coui'
THE MAan1,ry.
,,nt,pr +l,o limit nf suunkrr 1}nmtuu win UNA
,lu,ermIne,l lint tho bill sl,oul, mss in fts
in,ururtlrnh,o fnrn, nt Mi hoyor,ts ,,orn,l
iittle rnr t],n o,},In,,s of financial wrtfers NJ
i"f '!'e c'''a'S1eHcS u tlelf OWL i"'sll'osl'
WnmI,s nnslt,m. md iuslstrd ,,n,n thn ms.
s,,,tliiv nf tina,In- t,c lam Same ~ III.
sintcn,rnts wrrn If s,,r), a c,,nrartnr ns IN
f,.tlfv NM ~ n. rrItit;xma ni mn, lin,
H,rlu. S".utnr rnnwa n "rc't many. tnimrs
,,,t iii tl,o ,hi,,vs lint h, .,'",w. nro ~
trno" So,,,c ~ tIo sontbern ,,.,,n.
1,ors ,,,I,,tn;uoi ,tnt tha n",,taa,,
~ t,o s."r,Isln ",uon,1,"o,, ,r,,,,,d s,ri.,. :,
hiow nt ,lo r.,untrv immks In tl,c ;r,,r,.s, ~ II
III, ot.w nn,ts n'i ,r,."S,,i ~ a, ,iIo M ,,a
,rosis 2 Will, w1'; I'm ,lnas nj % "ilow ~ I'm ,,"Ia @ IN ~
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Inv 4's's ee"seo" .,,
, 1881-01-19

THE Ben 1lol1a,l;ty claim occupied ,nost OF
tic tinle Ut lhe Senate yesterday. 1t was
finally diSMMetl Of by voting si0V. .tk0 ~ full
mlyngnt for Mll claims t!!nt Mr.. 1lollatluy
may 1layc ngainst tho United States.
, 1881-01-19

JACon F1.orp. Of Concortl Township. ncnr
Dubuque, set trap To capture wolves A1ot-
day evening. Yesterday morning tlo went
out to examine. and found III thu trap II ,s,an
Instead of wolf. Onu Of Ills llafghb1rs,
tempted by curiosity, was experimenting
with tho trap, md lnll both l,a,.t[s caugl,t In
1t. llo YRS nearly frozen to death when
f0linn.
, 1881-01-19

Mus. Anor.r11 Bu1:1;rSt:tt, of Detroit, l,efng
advised 10 taku I'LL alcoholic sweat-bntl,,
placcd Il sst,icer full of alcohol on tho ilonr,
sct II III tffr, and deliberately stool over 1t.
Her ctUtiics caught fire, and she WIS terribly
burned. Slc will scarcely survive.
, 1881-01-19

EX-SECRETAItr TnOMI'st,S nlld Mr.. Wcbb,
OF New York, were before the House COM
mittce OIL Foreign Affairs yesterday In rc!a-
t!on to tho Do Lesseps cal,,ll prnjcct. Atr.
Thompson argued that the construction ut
tho canai would rebound to the bene,it Of the
United States. while Mr.. Webb hest the Gull
trary opinion. ai!i expressed himself rs fayor-
fnE tho enforcement of tho Muilrue doc
Trina
, 1881-01-19

THIS Nebraska Legislature ballotcd for
United States Senator yesturday without
result. I'he highest vote ts0} wus Gust for
Senator Paddock. Weaver alMl Van Wyck,
bath Republicans. received II votes each.
Judge Wnkely, tho Democratic cal.4tdatc,
received 10 votes,
, 1881-01-19

al,ces aru fcare.l. n'ul regiment IT lilssars
ias bcen Dispatched to tho scene Of tie strike
to be ready for nny emergency that ,nay arise.
, 1881-01-19

t'ny. JAMvts was Inaupurnted ns Nov-
eruor Of Nurth Carolina yesterday. III his
incssage l,e hat!u ttlc Democrats le of good
cheer, Hid 1irRpd greater attention ~ tho
ettslcntlt,n Of the pnoplc. lie ufto ,<urgctl
Legislation which would encourage ins,nI-
grafton.
, 1881-01-19

Hull, tho Drmocrat1c Congressman from tho
Seron,l District Of Florida. anl in fnynr of
giving Ills stat to I'1sl'cc, ,fr, tho Republican
candidate. s;uli. Krtfer, of Ohio. wllb III
trnt,Icetl tho repnrt, gave ,,ot1 ce<tof his In
teMton to call It 1lp fur nctToN nj tieariy day.
, 1881-01-19

j. y. CHEEK md Cal Carey ha.l Il dispute
III 1t saloon Mt ltalloser, nenr u,le,,a, III this
State. Frmn words they c;.,lle to btows, ntld
Check was 50 severely hurt that lie tIird 1.
few hours After the row,
, 1881-01-19

Sl:S.aTo1s l1t1ST introduced q bill III tho
Stalu Se,'nta yesterday providing fur I. con-
solicitation Of the several ('rului Divisions Of
tile Supreme Court and iixing Oil Springfield
III tho location Of the Court.
, 1881-01-19

ACCORDING to Gcn. Skobeluff, the Turco.
lnnis made II desperate attempt to break tho
Russian military Gordon round tlpol-relW
on tho 9th inst. Two sortics wero ,nade
simultaneously, but both were rppulscd
with severe loss to botll sides, 0n tho Toll,
tho Russians captured some Of tho outworks
ot tho belcaEuoreI city.
, 1881-01-19

The Rev. Mr.. Potts WIS ltlie4 fow tlays
ago for having clubbctl u ierso,! l,a,,od Os
borne, who Interrupted lI!lu Willie pteaetl!nl
ut u lMeet[nE III Orange County, Indiana
, 1881-01-19

JunuEs nawEs AND MO1sAN are untlcr-
staotl to 'tave written to the County com-
1ntssoners calling oi, tllcIn to select petit
Jurors III acconlance with law. The jurors
WIN hare dune duty in tho Criminal Court
rccun.ly are not gootl specimens of humanity.
, 1881-01-19

T1EEiIIo'. Alexander Mnclenxle, the leader
nf thu Opposition III tic Canadian l'urlia,
mert, Is seriously i'll.
, 1881-01-19

4 lsArI.or was taken for Senator III the
Pennsylvania Legislature yesterday. 1t re-
suited: Oliver, o.: Grow, IS; Wallace, H'.
Mr. brewster OF Philadelphia, Wayne Mac
'cagll. ntlu Henry Carcy Baird received one
YfitI n1nl1.
, 1881-01-19

THE State Senate discussed ut some length
Senntor Munn's bill with reference tu tho
calln1 sewag. yesterday. The bill WIS finally
referred to tho Committee OIL Canals and
Rivers.
, 1881-01-19

TnE Tennessee Legislature baltotcd for n
United STATES Sclator tn slccecs Senator
haley yesterday. The baIlot stoud May
nari tlseu.). II: Dni'ey tDem.), -; Snyage
Q)esn.}, -; scattering, II. Necessary 10 n
chDlce, 81.
, 1881-01-19

DIL LEVIN SMITH JONES, enc ot the most
prominent physicians Of Virginia, tlEed yes
tertluy ut Richmond III l.ia IT'D yenr.
, 1881-01-19

Two PUBLIC schools I'll Jersey City were
cfusctl yesterday OIL account0f tLeprcya1euco
Of scnr!ct-fevur In their Vicinity.
, 1881-01-19

/ VIZ 'ilro proniscd,. slowly sasfng son,pera-
tnre, variable winds, generally, FROM south
to west, anu clear or partly cloudy weather
I'll tllIs region to-day.
, 1881-01-19

1'IlE acrcage of corn In tlI1s State last year
was 7,57i,545, which yIc'tte.l ~, ,J97 0 btls't-
els, valued ut Ss}, Isl, ,1U.
, 1881-01-19

Gov. LUDLOW, Of Now Jersey, was lnau-
g1ratea yesterday.
, 1881-01-19

Gov. I.1TrLEF1ELI>. Of kliottc Island, III
Ills inaugural message favors permitting
women 10 vote for scl,nul-o;liccr5.
, 1881-01-19
Custom Department
s@ W y 2 I: Z: E: Z. c : 80

wLLoUGBY HILL CO. can't cent discount in
dull the Their Custom Department paid them per
n for the year 87o quite IS during $780,
sec where they would be they TWENTY cent off, There
are yces they offer TWENTY cent discount and
ont to say right crc prices 'ST CLOTES
that the BEST 1VOII1LEN' make fully 10 cent
1css than will be above spoken Of places Will
have workrnen there in
Chicago wish you know what they base such claim
IT'S the they pay e help the cash seconds after the
or has satisfactorily perored the best avoc. scc
1loughby This the first time since last that
the Custom Department loughby, Hill Co.'s dared to ad
ise because they all the work they had facilities do and
o as cl1 they Dodropinn the Custom Department
, 1881-01-19

bis opinion tllut the bonds would command
within three months s1uulj premium,
Mr.. Randall said tlo rc..su1, WHY the United
States could ncgotiatc a per cent bond VIVA
BECAUSE it was stronger ,iuuncial|y'bef,1y tl,o
world tlnu my other tInauciul nation,
Mr. Kellry-And Tint is Iecaust, wo INV
onr .trbt.
atr. IlIscock said tho bill was either it,
tculc,l fl forcc Il ]put, or force lin National
hanks nrt of rxtstenr,.
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