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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03
City and Country.

We meet with the observation, IN 4
leading New York daily j1arnal, that
" foreigners, and more especially
E1glishmcn, observe among the inhab-
itants of large American cities curious
ignorance Of the habits and tone of
thought prevalent in country districts.
In fact, there are thousands Of persons
IL New York, Philadelphia ar ; Boston
who live and die in utter ignorance OF
the life passing within thirty miles Of
them" And the remark il ilius.ratc,l
by very apt anecdote, which goes 10
establish the truth Of il. II is peculiar
ly aud positively true that our city
residents know but little OF country
life, unless they happen to have come
cut Of il themselves aid cherish it rs ii
pleasant memory moro tLan an active
feeling.
The old residents. many of whom
spend whole seasons in country places.
are unhappily inaillcio..t to rural lie
in characteristic features, and are,
therefore, practically ignorant Of what
it means. We have very r, Gently urged
the formation OF associations for the
express purpose Ct establishing rural
communities on y new and larger plan,
AMI in fresh and expansive spirit.
Such IA step would 60 Tar toward cor
reciing fault which works serious
harm TO both city ANA country. The
inhabitants of both need to know ole
another hnt.nr And al'hnunli - : rct
to be expected that anything like II
trace of Old feudsl relations would he
detected, as it is i'll England, in the
establishment OF such All intimacy, it
would tend TO stop that rcstlessnese
which is drawing the best part of the
country from the farms to the streets
- Boston Pl0ughman.
EXTRACTING y BALL FEo VI \ MANS
DRAIS.-An operation was performed
recently by the doctors at HE Penn
BylvGEm hospital which will excite
considerable attention among the med
zeal fraternity. i large bullet was
taken from the h,ain Of Sylvester G..
Tutty, who seven weeks ago shot him
self i'll the forehead and in thc right
side of the head, the latter bullet pene-
trating The brain abcut three inches.
He received treatment Mt his home, in
Pottstown, until Wednesday, when he
was removed t. this city, and yesterday
the ball WAS successfully extracted in
four pieces Philadelphia Record.
SCALLoPED PoTAToEs. batter bah
ing dish and fill it with alternate layers
of cold mlahol potato anl role!
os,nl.ox n,;lfpp ~ nan,, lave. butt.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03

SCALLoPED PoTAToEs. Batter baf-
ing dish and fill it with alternate layers
of cold mlahol potato anl role?
cracker, adding to each layer butter,
salt ana pepper; nour enough milk over
to moisten all thoroughly. bake till
brown. and serve hot.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03

IL kentucky IL IcGro cuLnot vote
without paying Is tax. hui i willie man
can.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03
A Handsome Volume. .

Furniture ana bedding AZ rc:stl at whole
sale prices. Ii. Schellhaas. llth. St, Oak
land, Cal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03

WhrH oh-iinate sores are cieaused with
GiENN StL"ilrE SrNT.
H.I's HAIR ANp VII ~i.r DYE, - cents.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03
A Lady Wants to Know

lAe aiest FAr siam style Of dress and Ioan,
q new way to arrange the hair Millions are
t<H'h',d '"r ~ :icial epI !iarcrs which only
u ~ ooIsp,clous the iaN that emaciatior,
l.lt".I~ E'ifli't, ana f,rnsle ". akuc>S exit
a. i''rs''s " Favlrit: Prcsci ption" is sold
~ a ito- tiv' -u:irartet Il used -
c'rcci-'. a. can tc dispensed with. Ii will
GNc'e""l' 'ao-c diseases peculiar fc.l les.
b t!!u--4.i,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03

We don't j1st SEQ why a woman
should like her mirror better than d
man, for the man will hat.er her and
the mirror won't.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03
The Little He Knew.

No. sir! sMouId say you didn't.
You come into this car and force your
self on the attention of stranger, and
bcgiu 10 talk to No abopt the weather
Just as though you owned ii, ami find
you don't know solitary thing about
the matter yourself selected for your
topic of conversation; yen don't know
one thing about meteorological condi-
tons, principles Or phenomena; you
can't tell me why it is warm in August
and cold IN December; you don't know
icicles form faster in the sunlight than
they DO il the shade: you don't know
Why the earth grows colder as ii comes
nearer the sun; you can't tell why q
man can be aun-struck in the shade;
you can't tell mo how q cyclone is
formed nor how the trade winds blow
you couldn't find the calm center CT d
storm ii your life depended on it; you
don't know what sirocco is nor where
the southwest monsoon blows; you
don't know the average rainfall in the
United States for the past and current
year; you don't understand the forma
ton of fog. and you can't explain why
the dew falls at night and dries up in
the day; you don't know why wind
dries the ground more quickly than
hot sun; you don't know one solitary
thing about the weather, and you are
Just like u thousand and enc other
people who always begin talking about
the weather because they don't know
anything else, when, by the caves of
Boroas, Sir, they know less about the
weather than they do about anything
else in the world!'
And the man in the corner glarod up
and down at the timid passengers in
the South Hill car, but no man durst
even answer him. Ard as for tho man
in thin clothes, he didn't know for the
life OF him whether he had a sunstroke
or an ague chill. He only knew that
it seemed about twenty-seven miles to
IL J-H----- 1877 --~--i-o. pa.
lingion Uawkeye.
EXCITED VISITOR AT A SALOON. John
Ssphorn and his wife, who keep u ga
loon in Cincinnati, were aroused from
their slumbers the other night by
what Seemed to he an authentic an
nooncament that tue world was coming
to al end ius:antcr. The floor sank
and the bed gave away. weird and
unoarthiy Shrek resonnaed III their
earn, bell began to toll solem My just
behind the foot-board, 3 huge volume
OF erloke and steam rolled over them,
miscellaneous din tortured their ear
drums, and the whole situation iodi
Gated roIhing less appalling than the
crack IF doom. After waiting nc
raent for their own particular summons
theJ gained courage to get up and in
vestigate, when they found that freight
engine had run off the track aud into
tloir saloon, where il was thst moment
standing, very much in need Ct re-
f:esLme1ts, with its smokestack shame
lessly thrust up through the ceiling
into TIE prop5ieter's bed room.
We don't iast SEQ why a woman
should like her mirror better than d
man, for the man will fatter her and
the mirror won't.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03
r -EEATrX'S INSTRUMENTATION

E-EEATTX'S PIANOFORTES-M
cent holiday presents; square grand panolortes;
three unis1ns Er&tn's machlc.s IRON frames stool.
book. cover boxes SAGA. sSfo1 SO: cat 4lngt,.
prices. 500 to $l.oo satisfaction guarantee! or
money REFUNDED. after oae years use; urricht Pi-
aupt fttS. Ss1 to Sj5: catalogue prices $500 ssh;
standard rianoiortes of the universe, thousands
testify: write for mammoth list OF testimonials:
BeItty's Cabinet Organs cathedral, church. chaoel.
rarlor $50 upwards Visitors welcome; free car.
iaee meets imsscrgcrs; illustrated catalogue thuii-
day edition. free. ADDRESS or call upon Haniai
+. Realty, Washing ton, New Jersey.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03

t7sssy..~a sss niSssEg aps purchase or
gs1&y Rs writing ili response to any
a. vef sssesaenE sM thss isAfser, ron will
Sa,.Se mention thN same aY the pa per
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03
Public Notice.

Eurrj'l.r-. Tar; ct, and Glassware 3, auc.
trr pro-, - frivate specia! Inducements
f"r oo'r'r1 ityrrs, q. II. Schcl haas, ltih
sire, ''! Fellows Building. Oakland, Car.
J, " &haefc-.e Co. 321 and 323 Sac
1anci'.' Il. san Francisco, omploy Il.
d71nu1ars. Cigar sold very cheap.
""ooring CpU-h-AInHcn', H1u,h Syrg2
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03

Oil feei ny boarders on the fat of
the land" observed Mrs. s'nfem as
she receipted Tor tub of oleomarga-
rine.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03
Tho Flosh Spec. lily Reunites

rI4D- ToornArna aH"ls cure in On,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-28
" Rahin gGOD.

Washington. 27-Representative
Holman, who leads the opposition
in the House against the Pacific
Railroads, regards the prospects Of
the bills FORGETTING to the Govern
ment unearned land grants to Pa
cific railroads, not very tiattering for
this session.
1t is said that a caucas of repub-
licanS in Congress will be held soon
after the holidays to decide
whether the bill for the admission
of Southern Dakota as a state shall
be passed this session. The repub-
licans are in q majority in both
houses and it can be passed unless
the democrats filibuster. This they
will probably do as that part of the
territory proposed to be admitted is
republican and Will give three re-
publican electoral votes If admitted
to the Union. Unless the territory
is admitted this session she will
not have a chance to come in until
F! the republicans again secure control
Of the House as the democrats will
be opposed to any increase of the
strength of their opponents.
The ways and means committee
took action to-day in relation TO the
duty on chicory. Parties on the
Pacific Coast have been praying
Congress to restore the duty from
the present rate of cent per pound
to the old rate of cents per pound.
The tariff commission made but one
class of chicory at a uniform rate
of 3 cents pound. The committee
to-day made three classes of chic
DRY, raw and cleaned or dried, one
centper pound; burnt or burnt and
crushed 2 cents per pound ground
and prepared 8 cents per pound.
When the tariff bill is reported to
the House a motion will be made to
Irestore the old rate of cents per
pound.
| Commissioner McF arland, general
land Office, this afternoon heard the
arguments of counsel in the famous
McGarahan claim to Panoche
Grande rancho in California. The
Question was upon the issuance OF
l E'otCAso 1O1 1duuO W NOW AuAAo
Mining Company. w. L. Woods
and Eppa Huntoft appeared fol
McGarahan, and S. S. Burdette re
presented the New Idria Mining
Company. The hearing occupied
several hours, and was frequentl!
interrupted by McGarahan whC
charged that the interior depart
ment officials for the, past twent.
years had been in the pay of thu
company. The commissioner re
served his decision.
) Barca, Spanish minister, received
the congratulations of Presiden
? Arthur, his fellow diplomats an,
: officials of the state department
! on the settlement of long pendin!
! questions.
A bill has been introduced in tn
Senate granting to witnesses in tn
star route cases in the crimina
court of the District of Columbi;
living west of the Mississippi Rive
r a per diem Of $3.50 and mileage a
i the rate of seven cents per mile
' coming and going.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-28
sho.ting wE LeadviIse.

Leadvilie, q. = To-day a fatal
shooting ARRAY occurred in the St.
AIMS Restaurant and gambling
house. Matt Wells, a gambler, pre-
yiously had a difficulty with John
Kerr, a faro dealer, which was
augmented by one Felory, another
faro dealer, with whom Wells had
an old feud ard who carried the
talk of each to the other. This morn
ing at 10 o'clock Wells went into
the st. AIMS Restaurant and called
for drink seeing Felory threw
the glass anI contents in his face,
subsequent Felory met Wells on the
street and knocked him down.
Smarting under the infliction and
half crazed with liquor, Wells pro-
cured a revolver, returned to the st.
AIMS Restaurant, and seeing Kerr
commenced firing. Kerr returned
the fire, but slot wild. Both
emptied their revoIvers, when Kerr
fell mortally wounded. Wells was
Immediately arrested by tive by
ISLANDERS. Hunt, another gambler,
and C0nlon, 60 years Of age, re-
ceived severe wounds. Kerr died
this afternoon at ESQ.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-28
TELEGRAmn
Foreign.

City of Mexico, 27-General Es-
tanistas Canedo, appointed plenipo-
tertiary en- hoe to negotiate in con-
junction with Romero, a CONNER
ciaI treaty with the United States,
will sail from Vera Cruz for New
Orleans on January I'd. Canedo has
a good military record, served 1ns1x
congresses, and now is a member
and has been chairman of the COM
mittees on interior, war and foreign
affairs. Educated in France and the
United States. and is very Amerl-
can in his ideas and sympathy. .
Madrid, 27.-King Alphonso, IN
replying to Christmas congratula-
lions of the Chamber of Deputies
said the movement for the concen-
tration of important public forces
around my throne and dynasty, in
creases my hope of seeing the VINCE
of Spain animated by a feeling OF
attachment to our traditional mon
alchy.
Berlin, Pin consequence of con-
tinuous rains the Rhine and It's
tributaries are considerably swollen.
Traffic is suspended on several rail-
roads in Baden.
Paris, 27.-Gambetta had a slight
attack Of fever last night.
The LibeTte reports that French
commission is to be sent to Tonquln
with a new treaty more clearly de,
| fining the rights of France In that
province, the demands of the treaty
30 be supported by an expedition o.
$4,000. The troops will occupy the
chief fortresses of the country.
The report of the commissions
on the Debrazzos' mission states
that he considers it possible to com
plete the exploration of the upper
Congo in two years.
| Dublin, PA dispatch from
Colerain reports that the wife O.
| Sir Francis Edmond Workman
Mclaughlin, eloped with youni
man, agent for the McCartne!
estate. Lady Mclaughlin has severa
children. She is the daughter o
VIM. Howard Russell L. j.. D., tn
well known newspaper correspon
dent.
Poltree, GA number Of tn
Crcfters paid rents. Agitation
ended.
Rangoon, 27,-In consequence @
the recent escape of the eldest so
the late King of Burmah from Der
ares, and who is supposed to haV
gone to the Upper Burmah to rails
a rebellion, 1900 Burmese troop
have been dispatched to the Man.
por frontier, and 5000 from th
Shan States to the Foungoo. Th
frontier stations on the Irrawadd
River are carefully guarded. Wa
steamers are in readiness to conve
troops.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-28
Miscellany.

Pittsburg, 27-Keisenhausen and
ellison, who fought prize f2htnear
Rochester, Pa, last week, and which
was declared a draw, fought to-day
at New Castle, Pa. At the end of
the twentieth round, ellison failed
to come up, and Reisenhausen was
declared winner. Both were terribly
beaten and had to be carried off the
ground.
Louisville, 27-Receipts from the
sale of tobacco stamps in this dis
trict has fallen off two-thirds since
the discussion of the reduction OF
taxation began in Congress.
New York, 27.-J. II. HaveIly
has completed arrangements with
Col. MapIeson for his entire Italian
Opera Company for tour of Hav-
erly's western theatres, including
HaVerly's theatre at San Francisco
Montreal, 27.-Land grant bonds
to the Pacific railway were all sold
by the Bank Of Montreal and ac-
count closed. The Canada Pacific
Railway Company will issue stock
for S75,000,000 on European and
American markets.
Newhaven, 27.-Wm. G. Butler,
labor reform candidate, served pa
pers on Charles J. Mitchell, con-
gressman.elect, on the ground of
black ballots. Butler received 40
votes.
Buffalo, N. Y, GA party of
Buffalo capitalists have purchased
| 10000 acres in Southern Missouri
which they intend selling again to
actual settlers.
Bath, Me-, 81. - The missing
steamer Mendoza is safe at St
Thomas, under stress of weather.
Chicago, 27-I7lter Oceans Lex
ington. Ill, special says; The news
of the lynching of Thomas 2. Kerr
at Pioneer. Arizona, was received
this morning. His mother and sis
ter are crushed by the news. Kerr
had many warm friends and was
not desperate and the people here
refuse to believe that he killed Hat
ley without grave proVocation.
Tallahassee, Ala, ga slooI
capsiZed in the stream near the
mouth of the bayou Taxar, and six
hunters, Alex. Dooly, Bill Howard
Noah Saunders, Peter Saunders.
Bob Duncan and J. Jones. drowned
Trenton, N. j., 27.-Jacob and
William Rusk drowned themselves
in the canal to escape arrest.
Chicago, 27.-The Iowa Trunk
Line Association met and heard the
report of the committee sent to
New York to secure what the asso-
citation considers a fair proportion
of the rate on through business from
California. The committee reported
that it had not been successful
The commissioner was instructed tC
notify the Union Pacific that the
Iowa Association desires to take
the matter up at its next meeting
for readjustment.
The sale of seats for the Langtry
season opened at Haverly's Theatre
to-day. There are 14,000 seats fol
the entire season; 6,100 up to five
o'clock, and calculated sales aftel
that making total of 5000, leaving
6,09Q unsold.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-28
The aapshnrg Dynasty.

Vienna, 27.-The entire popula
ton is preparing to celebrate the
600th anniversary of the founding
of the house of Hapsburg. The EN-
peror, Empress and Crown prince
arrived this morning and will re.
ceive numerous Populations and ad
dresses from prominent Austrian
corporations.
Reports received from all parts Of
the Empire show the 600th ami
Versary of the house Of Hapsburg
is being celebrated with the greatest
enthusiasm,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-28
Damn PrOfane,

Cincinnati, 26.-The district court
by a majority to-day decide d the
word "damn" prefane and vulgar
and sustained the action of the tele-
phone company In cutting off the
connection Of A. Fl. Pugh, who
used that word in talking over the
wire.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-28

The London Placer Mining Com
pany was incorporated at New
York on Wednesday with a capital
stock of 81, 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
c0rRr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES T.

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LCCYS S1CQCE.
ZION The clfcago rcib,lne.

From The ckfclqO tribune.
Lucy placed her iIIY-N htc Hand on her papa's
brow aud began TO smooth his hair saying how glad
II would make her If she could only smooth the
FurroSs OF care that time bad placed there Then
she artmlly Shifted the Subject and spoke Of how
cold the weather was getting and what lovely Seal
skin Sacques she bad III The store windo down
town thai afternoon. Then her papa saw what she
was up to ana Dropped On Himself. So by the tine
Lucy got around 10 that part OF her talk where she
put her arms around his neck and kissed INN and
asked him To buy her "A Sta.>kin he had neatly Ar
ranged his Lie lie told her of how poor the Crops
had been and that Trade was IN very dull state
because of the uncertainty as to what office Bon
Buter would want next and sung Such "a song that
Iucy began 10 think she was lucky 10 have q place
10 sleep IA and par Of Heavy shoes for the win
ter. .
No. nv child" he said Il cannot think of
spending lhIee Hundred Dollars for q Sealskin
Sacque when times are Hard and Lucy said
that she was s0rTy she lad mentioned the subject
and went away feeling quite sorry for her papa.
soon after sue had left the room her BIG Brother
camo in. Il saw that Horse YOU were talking
about" he said 70 his Papa.
"DdyOu I" asked the Old Gentleman. How Fast
can he gOp
"TwO-thirty," replied the Big Brother, land
Thousand dollars will buy him."
Rising quickly from the sofa Lucys Papa wrote
check and handed 1t To his son. Go and close the
Trade tonight" he said " and tomorrow afternoon
will make some OF these people that think they
own Trottors look like Hired Men,
30 you see, children. that some Papas think more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Ioxpov Dec 2-l23O p. me- Onsols. l0Oi5ts for money
aud fOr the account bonds four cent. ~
ahd LAT PEI cont ~ p do hVes extended lO"'
llutic Western first mortgage trustees cer
a. do r0nd mortgage trustees certificates a.
~ Sew lok Central 1874; Illinois Central l4ch
PeuASg yia Cen a. o2s Reading, 70. NewfOrk ontario
and Western. - lwaukoe and - Paul common. lOi
y. Dee. POD D. u.-farlr a1yicr4 quote fhrcs
~ francs Ceutimes tUr tho accOuuL
LONDON. Dee Z--;uOD m.-Bar syer Is quoted at 3O'-i
crOuncc. ,.,.
J0vDON. Dec p D. -C0nsOs lO0i3i9 for money and
lOIae tor account Atlantic and Great Western second
stc' certificate. ~; Ncwl 0rk Cent a. ASA,
Pennsylvania Central 63l4; Reading 2oL Newly urk on
talo and Western, -, Milwaukee and st. Pau common
To-.
I0Ypoy. Dec 500 p. m-Iaus adviccs quote three
fentes at 80 francs - cenmes Tor the account
LONDON, Dec. > Ihe EcOnONtt2O his week The
discuun, for bank bs. - days 10 thIec months -
pr trade Os 81 DAYS TO three mouths to
per ceut thr mt sucugth Of the NewIuh maik -
has Influenced psre, here. American railroads have Iecoy
asst Ho.NS great depression Denver AMI ~
GIaude ha>o IIsen Lake hOrc and Louisville aud Nasp
VIZ. % and scH-S JIA, Ontario and western b..