Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-13
LATE NEWS ITEMS.
Domestic and Foreign.
Blaine coutenp'atcs a tiip to Europe

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lie !...,c l,4- ;.,~>, nvill'> Senate
h... 'Aruniu, ,ie., the tlatll:a indt:,"
re, rNa,i"n.
j IN and Ahram Johnson. wooin"n,
We're tvc-Ajly fi,Irn /" death near hast
I.Wa~, Mlch.
From 80, t. 90 head % deer are feeding
oh f.i.' diuulIiItH~ AIihin ert>n or eIEiIl
mi. If iIiri!., t'i.
In la. I've round glove fight between
Barge and trttnti, Isl 1T Chicago on March
ID, Inr iurin>r wen.
y. y. Graves, postmaster AT Nit he'll,
Tenn. has been arrested Tor forging GER
tain names 10 his bond.
The President has minated Francis
T. Warren of Wyoming. To be Governor
of the territory Of Wyoming.
The Nevada House of Representatives
has meInOralZed Congress TO place Gen
eral Grant on the retired list.
The Senate bill for the erection of a pub
lie building at sacramento, at an ultimate
cost Of $4,000, has been passed.
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u,',.,,a Lrr,,;nt, f,r s,ver hour.
The injury by intense cold to fruit trees
haif rrn,, * anIicjn,t,.d n,xt season
About 100 sheep and 80 hogs were killed
on The Pennsy wanna road. near Birning-
ham, recently, by the breaking of iiange.
Mrs. Annie Sullivan, wife of John l..
Sullivan, the pugIllst, has begun suit Tor
divorce at Boston. alleging cruel treat
Hent.
c,oo,. ,o1....onod ,E,r,r;,Io
H.. and twenty. seven cars were smashed,
because an 0ver-wOrked eng neer fell
asleep.
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stopped, the whole Western country is
ruined.
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In their company lost an arm.
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The Irish American Council of Chicago
mas resoNTu 10 nave street partue on 81 Il
Iatllck gay, anu 10 IMPOSE iine % CIV
on n';. ~ ~ ''N'9 'o' '"'''"7 W "P
pear III iiiie'
Deputy Mar~hals who acted in the Ohio
Ocioter FL, elton. and Who we're not resi-
.i'it' % me ''",y arc i'ot TO nc par, 10,
.n'i' Sein !t'H' i'e'e were ""o"' my vi
SUN "ei'"'eS'
Tie Irnuliii.an newspaper Office al
Rui~e CIt>. ldahn. wa, lo,tcd ai.d burned
and at ai;vinpi wa made la fire n. Office
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S,crctarv NcGultorh has sent a com.
mun;cajlt,. to the House rrrommenl ling
an characterization of & 00n for t.. rev.
,.0u,. marine service. to project sea! fish
cries III ALASKA" waters
Colonel II. W. II. Iloyt. OF Greenwich.
Conn. and John f.. Kcelcr. of Stamford
Conn co,nmi,. inncr. ON the estate OF
Ferdinand Ward. have received claims
| a c,iust the estate for S60NnO
vrouklin i Moses. -Goverpor of Sou,h
| Carolina. on iein- sentenced TO six month.
| in The I,opse of Corr.c;iou argued thai
| the petty nature Of his crime showed thai
his mind had given away under His trou.
| bles.
The CITY government Of Pensacola Fl,
which was abolished nv legislative acI ION
refused 10 give way. The Nayor and Mar
shall were arrested and provincial officers
| tool, charge of The city without any intcr.
| feren. @.
Detectives raided John GrifSn's roo,n
on Wylie avenue Pitt bnr0. On the n,tb
| and captured 81. 900 in money and nm i'm
mense quantity of stolen iewelry the nro.
ceeds of a notorious robbery several
wore arrested.
The u.vearold son of Now yorl
banker named Sbenba ri has ,ef, homo 70
become a cowboy and his father has a.
fered a reward of 81 CON fer his annreben.
sion. He had accumulated n srnai, lihrarv
of ten.cent novels. 1904
Among the injured in the Cbeb,pse II.
Iinois. railroad accident Last weea w,s
Captain James Dalton. the Chicago nuo;l'
ist' who was going TO New Orleans RI t,oht
Mike Cleary. His head was badlv chi and
his loins were injured
In the limited States Distr;ct Corr, -,
louisville. on the 18th Judpe Roxfer or.
dered ex.Treasurer Breckrnridve n NJ
once nav into court sill OnO heIono;no to
the KNIGHTS of Honor Thu ia n rra,t
victory for the knights.
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A Rutland. VT, correspondent writes:
"The pernicious habit of opium smoting
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The late Secretary Falrer's estate will
not realize above S20OnOO. His son re-
Gently deceased, was the principal exc.
cutor, and nothing can now he done until
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