Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-06-09

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reached one OF III, ;l,-t h.~g;ucrfui
SCENES OF dl>".i'f ever r4-srd !.
he house occurred. ! resolution.
rloi o>hg 60 censnit :he -" ah,I
ior h'A iu:lncs last Mri.iiy WAS III
t:Jdn"td Ia! McLane, an lie wa,
c':t oil from spiohnl% ~ Recognition
gwen Reed to move to lay tnc ie
"ointl"n Oh the table. 1t Was aitel
. O'Clock, when tie gas had been
lighted for IN honl. The members
were hungry and llltcmpercd, and a
lew seemed to have been drinking.
\ dozen Democrats rose slmultane-
ousiy to questions OF order and priv
ileSe. lie Republicans who We're
ma hurry to close the day s work,
yelled at the Democrats to sit down
ana preserve order. The Speaker
became excited, grew red III the face
ana sounded his 1avel until 1t SCENE d
as though the desk would break.
Nothing could be heard but chorus
Oh internal yell ana screeches. DoZ-
ems OF the members attempted to
talk, but their words were as indis-
tlnct as the prattIe OF child by the
iaiis OF NlaSala. In their excitement
oeis iel. 'he'i seats ana clo"oeo
desk Cox was for4most IN tLe
Democratic side shoutino like n
TROOPER on n cLaroe :. Stint nm y
"S Sit down -" Get ont yelled The
Republicans as Cox came to the
front WALKING ovar tn tha R.nuhl;-
can side and shok;nr his d,m;nnt;va
fist in close nroximity TO several dis
tincuished noses Cox aefied The
majority to mt him down. Mills of
Texas was in tbe forefront Of tbe
FRAY whoo,ino like q cowbov afte, q
Chiiaman Ran,lof N,;na LalIow.d
like a bull and lisnas,l DREAMS were
heard ct intervals far .Iove the
thunder Of ali the others Robeson
red as a iohe,er and blnw;n,, tx. >,
norno;sa v,;nlv ess,v..a tn scra,,,
louder ,han the rest and the shr,ll
sh,;4ks of Miller az p.nnsylv,n;,
frenuentlv MERGED the mir as the
sbou,s Of n covote freaks the still.
nacs of q n;nIt an tho ,ro;,;ou
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LAMRERToN, S. c., June 4.-St.
Paul's township was yesterday eve
mug the scene OF deadly hand to
hand conflict between two young wo-
men, Jane Mcclellan and Francis Nc
Nair. The victorious one sent dirk
INTO her rivals heart. Fol long time
there Ia I'd been bad feeling between
the two women, although they had
lately, as much a. possible, avoided
each other. There was young gal
lant III the case, and it is said Frances
McNair had won his affection, al
though at first hA seemed to have
preferred the other. During the
last three days hostile messages had
passed between the Two women. the
exact tenor Of which has not leaked
out, although important sensational
developments are looked for before
officers get through with the affair,
At any rate, whether i'y appoint
ment or not, the two women met
last evening in quiet deli not lar
from the main road and began t.
settle the trouble between ihein
selves. Jane Mcclellan was larger
AZ" 'noie 'nuSe"i'i, '"o"on Hei AZ
nn,.I, Of not;on Ttav fonnh, a.nI,
otbar lilo ,;ners and ,;no,1v lana
NoKollor Snocooao1 in ,,r,u;n,,
ber small hnt nI,cLv on,onamt .nI
..';.,, h"n ,. .u p.ao aaa 1rpone"' al"
W." &c. -, A.ee luesseu VI 'ue s'"in'
aon " 'ne ptoS .t "onAn grasp
l - n nna w '"e .m'oae s "''u 'he iaI,
" y. aei'ou' Won nisn ci,"Aeu tue
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