Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-05-19

Mons Ismael Pa>ha, had six or sevcl
hundred This fact illustrates hi
desire to keep abreast of the require
meuts Of civl.Izttlon. He ha. beei
planting schools all through IT,
county. The k edive Is siLceitl,
devoted to tie Interests of his cuun
try, but is powerles>. The army il
with Arahl Pasha. Ny o(lnlon il
that foreign Ioweis de:ire peace
prosperity and inderehd-ne, OF rae
teal Independence of Egypt, 80 Sc
can work out her des;lnics. IL
Egypt the eastern question ceuters
Neither Germany, France or Eng
land Will permit The other to stize til,
county, If such IL thought Was lad.
Spain daily feels the strength o
her position III the Medltellanea tar
conflicts. The hbera. government /!
determined to remain Neutral unless
the Migration reache, Morocco
but Castlllan dlpl' macy having ST.
cured an advantageous Treaty VIII
France, now insists upon Il tea'N
with England, making large conces-
sious to Spanish mes, and for the
settlement oi the long penang ques-
ton of water jurisdic lou around
Gibraltar, is Wei Is tie recognition
of the suzerain iiSh,a Q. Spain ovol
the SoolO islands and part OF Born
Spain will succeed because England
and France know how active German
and Russian diplomacy has been ui
late years in Spain, where Prince
Bismarck keeps Count Salm, one OF
s best envo>s, and where Russia
retains Prince Gortschakotf, the son
of the great chancellor. \ 'doz Il
times since the last eastern war The
German press and al! Oh. hay.
pointed out the advantages, SPAN
could get by becoming great
power in concert wi Ii others, who
could assist her to achieve Ibeiiau
unity and the possession OF Morocco.
Senior SaYasta, like uihor CastIllau
leaders, would object to any nation
Selling the Suez canal.
The Washington Post Of Monday
morning had the following positive
statement: "CLief Justice Garter
and Judges Macarthur, Hagner and
James held consultations Saturday
summing up arguments of counsel il
the application of Guiieuu for re
hearing. The consultation LASTED
four hours, and was marked by the
most searching examination of au
thoritles and most rigorous analyst
of every point made in the arsu.
ments. The Judges were in thor
ough harmony all through, and il
reaching a decision not for one min
ute differing in the general steps by
which the decision was reached, al
though, of course, each judge had
individual opinions on various point.
of law and their application. De-
cision will be announced May Odd.
The decision affirms sentence OF cour
below, of course overruling excep
tons. This disposes Of Guiteau'.
last chance. He will be hanged
June 80, 1882.
Drowned In Lake Calumet.
CHICAGO, May IL. Pullman special
Att O'Clock Sunday night, a sailing
boat with eight persons capsized OF
Lake Calumet, and all were drowned
1t was pleasure craft. The party
or board consisted of Capt. Bucklen
q old sea captain, two sons, of II
and IL years, John Smith, foreman
in the car department, and four IN
known men. They went out for
pleasure against the warnings o.
friends. A large number OF persons
witnessed the capsizing, which oc.
CURED about a mile out and q scene
of terror ensued. Three boats were
sent to the rescue, but though they
got with hailipg distance, the watel
was so rough ali those they intended
to rescue went down, and they them
selves narrowly escaped. The bod
les of Smith and one of the Buckler
boys were recovered.
Meeker & Osborns's Market Report
SAN Francisco, May II, 1882.
Wheat has changed but little since las
report, possibly slight advance. Choic,
milling has sold at S1.72h market is firm
but quiet with prices against buy ers
Holders are offering at S1.72la.
Cats-offerings are large which may
affect values. S2.121s is asked for gO0dW. L
$50 sacks fair Oregon sold at 81. Marke
now firm at S2.Uzh to S2,071a, but may be-
decline.
Barley. Steady and quiet. No. 1. feet
sold at $l.70. No. l. Brewing sold a
$l.40. We quote for feed S1.70 and LIS
Ground Barley firm at S37 per ton.
Hops We note more inquiry but NJ
sales; market unsettled and liable to
huctuate at IS to 20 Its.
Potatoes have steadily declined sine
last report, Market dull and in favor o
buyers. Garnet chiles selling at 81 S. ant
$,i75 according to quality. Stock is de
Ginning. We note tende ncy to decline.
Wool.-Market firm; demand good will
prices steady at "a and 26cts.