Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-05-23
DOMESTIC TELEGRApHIC NEWS.

IN New York last week Movers brewery
burned. loss. StUrr.
General William Painter died suddenly
At Philadelphia last week.
II l. reported that Jay Gould and others
have -tartcd a relief movement for Grant.
The Prr>idcn, has recognized Theodore
llrlman a. Consul from Turkey at New
ORLEANS.
President Dillon says the Union Pacific
directors Will not meet for divided pur-
p"e,- rlll June.
There l. a murmur Of discomfort among
telegraph operators in the East and a strike
j. not Improbable.
tc1rriagc factory and several adjoining
buildings were burned AT Churchill Md,
recently, al a loss of Sl5,tHn.
Henry |. liar, X Co., upholsterers of
New York, made an assignment recently,
giving preferences for so .0tl.
A~a Ayers, "A veteran of the war of lSl2.
died recently al Michigan City. o. lie
built the first brick house in Cleveland.
The First National Bank Of st. Adams,
Vermont. has been closed by the bank eN
amincr. Speculation in stocks caused the
trouble.
Last week the specie exports from New
York amounted To -, i3.,ali. and since
January Isl, 81 l.n,:an in specie has been
sent out.
The bodies Of Dudley Francis and his
two sons. drowned some time ago in the
Illinois river near Peoria. were recovered
last week
Subscription books for a cable railway
were opened in New York last week. and
in less than one hour S2UU,WO of stock
was taken.
The strike at Fall River, Mass. is prac-
! tically concluded. Most mills are in full
operation. No half strikers again secure
work there.
There are at present in Buffalo, y. ".
awaiting shipment. 2JO,UW tons of coal
the largest amount of shipment ever
known there.
The Governor of Massachusetts has
signed the bill to prevent life insurance
companies from discriminating against
colorcd people.
/ Near independence, Ia, recently, John
/ Duily's l3year old daughter persisted by
fire. and his wife and infant child were
fatally burned.
n large stock raising hrm mas rented
l2S.WO acres OF land from the Pawnee In
dams in Indian Territory for five years at
three cents an acre.
The late William ii. Fogg, of New ork,
/ bequeathed his widow Sl,WO,UU, the re-
maindcr OF his estate going to his sister,
nephew and nieces.
Thomas Simmons, of Turtle Creek Pa,
was arrested recently for numbering his
mothcr-in-law, Mrs. Catherine Dexter.
He claims to bc innocent.
po,,.r, II u,,,.r railroad ,;cla,
-, U;,,,, o. ,'"a oS'oo,,dad
leaving deficit of S6,OU', which is wholly
chargeable to speculation.
FL. r., ,or,,, Of ,ho N.,v yorl, C,.
rra, m. s a,r, ,e;r,m.J ;mdoert for sI1 IN
U e' in t fo~nr ." , Raw amnaI n u lin pa"
against Bishop Hare, of Nebraska.
r..,,. ,r.,, ~, JaLo ,,h.mr,.;r !,
,h;o,' ,h s.. vi ,n,,ad tb;r,, fapt h;;rL
;r;,,rad ~" ~" " No. ~ Rnri;ngton for no
nJn,eu uni PET d.m a. VI Sso0 non ao' WV
Inc New York BANK statement SHOWS
That specie increased $2,SH,O0V; deposits
Increased S',eiv,4s',. Inc banks hoid 81
io,Wn In excess OF the legal requirements.
j. ID. Porter of Monmouth, ILL.,, has
within week lost several ShOrthOrn
calves from spotted fever. the animals
frething at the mouth and dying in great
agony.
The Mineral Belt Railroad Company, OF
Arizona, asks the privilege OF purchasing
from the government at $l.2o per acre a
square mile OF land for every mile of track
II may lay.
A,ucLcovr .o,.s,r;.r rod, M, 70 1,Lr
Goodies house. near Morgantown, o., re-
Gently, and fired through a window, NOR
tally wounding Goode, VINO lay sleeping
with his wife.
The aftv.niptb anniversary of tho
American frnct Soc;atv shovs N,uhar
of volumes issued the past year, 27O, $50:
receipts for the year. 1885,, 40; disburse.
ments, e3i5,
George osborn, Toll collector on the
.or."Re LAKE INiIch.D Drid8e, was sn0t
attempting to collect tolls. He leaves
seven children.
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