Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-16
Late Eastern News.
Salvation ARMY Rows.


salvation ARMY Rows.
DAYTON, O.. Jan. l.. -- Excite
ment about the Salvation Army has
reached Il crisis. They have re-
crnited strong enough to be az
gres~.ve. and Saturday night took
the street with tanborinc. etc. in
defiance Of the officers. They were
arrested and put i'll the Station
House. but refuse to 90 out on bail.
saving Christ was in Jail and the
law will open the prison doors.
Religious people are becoming in
tere>ted. and the end is not vet.
They are determined to either work
for the Lord or 60 Ia the Work
House.
PLYM"rrr. Jan. L.. This place
has been the scene Of a most ex-
citing contest between the borough
authorities and the Salvation Army.
The Council had forbidden the
playing of music in the streets on
Sunday. Capt. Smith. woman lead
er of the SalvationistS. in defiance.
appeared this afternoon with tam
bourine. The Chief of Police and
several officers arrested the woman
and IA riot ensued. the populace
siding with the army. Officers
drew their pistols and finally took
the prisoner to the lookup. Bur
CESS Dennis. however. fearing
trouble released her. \ meeting
of the Council was held and it was
decided to let matters rest for to-
day.
B~iva AIMS Petition.
WASHINGTON. Jan. II. - Mrs.
Bclva Anna Lockwood. candidate
of the Equal Rights party for
President in the late campaign. in
her petition to the Senate. through
Senator lIoar. asks that the votes
for her in New York. New IIamp-
shire. Indiana. Iowa. Michigan. H.
linois, Maryland and California be
published. and that the electoral
votes OF Indiana be given to her.
She charges that the votes cast for
her were fraudulently and illegal
ly counted for the alleged majority
candidate. the same being antago-
ni>tic TO the letter and spirit of the
law, and subverSive of every prin-
ciple of equity and Justice" She
also asks that the Senate refuse to
receive the electoral returns of the
State of New York. or count them
for the alleged majority candidate.
for had the 1876 votes polled lip
said State for your petitioner been
counted for her, and not for one
Grover Cleveland, he would not
have been awarded a majority of
all the votes east at said election in
said State" As a reason for ask
ing that the electoral vote Of In
diana he cast for her. she SAYS that
after the electoral college Of that
State had east its vote for the
aforesaid Grover Cleveland. it
changed its mind. as it had legal
right to do, and did cast its united
ballot for your petitioner
Southern Cyclones.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. II A
cyclone last night about fifty miles
north of this city swept down tim
Der for width Of half mile. 1t
came from the southwest and took a
northerly direction. a number of
houses were blown down, but So
far only one death is reported.
Trains on south and north roads
were delayed several hours.
MACON, Ga. Jan. IA cyclone
passed over the adjoining county
of Jones at IL o'clock last night
and swept everything in its track.
Large oaks were twisted like straws,
and large orchards were destroyed.
The roof of r. ID. Testers dwell
ing is complete wreck, and no
rails of his fence remain. Lester
was thrown against a mantel and
slightly hurt. Much corn and fod-
der were blown away. The cyclone
passed over to Baldwin county, de-
stroying everything in its path.
Dwellings,, gin houses. barns,
fences, horses and mules were
blown away. Several persons were
injured, but no lives lost. The
roar was heard distinctly eight
miles away.
A Democratic Friend.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-The Her.
ads Boston special says: The
Democratic anniversary dinner, to
celebrate the battle Of New Or
Al