Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-04-30

US "'"i't severed from his lett foot veg
t"rd"y. Toy CHANGING stroke of hi, AZ.
W. hi''y found the injury to one of the
toes ." serious that he amputa.ed it.
The steamer Goh Dua has departed
nom these waters, where disaster has
seemed I" follow every movement she
mhi" She will. il is said, try In. sound
'h.- IN trays IIarl"r. and tide hermit
ing build NJ trade on the Chehalis
riy,r
u" You want fine buggy or good wa
g"n' II ~. du not fail tn inspect AR
ii"fr = stock. from the celebrated manu-
factory 81 Albeit n Co, Of Chicago.
Ih'N are supplied with all modern pa
tented improvements See advertise
ncnt
Mss - Neal say she has three pupil,
VII" attend H." sch"I and come all the
way it"n lun'watrr, but she don't
ihiuk 1t II ANY ihlng To- brag Of which
shows how carefully reporter must
un rival interests.
Mr Jos. Keith. y brother of our
town-inan. David Keith. has been in
the city several days. lie occupies the
position 81 Deputy Sheriff of Yakima
county and arrived last Saturday, having
IN charge an insane man who. he safely
turned over the authorities at Fort Steil-
scoom.
Some very interesting Easter services
we're conducted last SUNDAY, morning and
evening. nj the several churches in this
city The children were made happy
over their Faster eggs, aud in conse-
qu,ncc Of tie increased demand, this
product If the pohliry yard went up from
10 Ia ~ cents per dozen. during the clos
my days 81 last week.
Al one o'clock yesterday afternoon,
an attempt at escape was made by five
prisoners at the Seatco Pcnitentiary.
One. by tho name Of Wyse, in for seven
teen years for murder. was shot dead by
the guard. aud another. Garron, was
mortally wounded A convict by the
name II Tate escaped 10 the woods and
kcarney and Moore. two others, were re-
captured
The Paragraph In the latest venture ON
the great occan Of journalistic literature.
In accordance with the import of its
chosen appcllation. II IL a real pen-and-
ink production. issued by the pupils of
Chambers Prairie district school. Many
II the worlds great periodicals had
less nattering prospect at their beginning
than the Penograph has to-day and we
extend 10 II u frsternal greeting.
An unsual article Of import -windmills
was received few days ago, by an
cntrrprislng grocer. Mr.. J. A. Silsby, di-
rect from the manufacture in Kalamazoo,
Wisconsin. Their were two OF them,
with ,wclvc-foot fan wheels and all the
attachments for pumping water from
wells. tine was ordered for Mrs. TYLER
and the other for Mrs. Smith, which in
dicatcs that the women are as pro-
grcaaiyc AZ the men in this land and
age 81 advanced thought, They are to be
use'i on their farms for lifting water for
stock. aud will save much labor and
expense In the management OF that in
du-try. Mr. silsby 10 ready to take other
orders for mills Of any size and Of various
patents and adaptabilities.
In Justice IIartman's Court, the case
Of the Territory vs.. VIM. Nelson, on
Of John Stewart, bartender
Mt iiadlan's bcer-hall, was heard. De-
PENDENT was arrested for violent and dis
orderly conduct and for making threats
against the life Of complainant. After
hearing the testimony Of the witnesses,
he was placed under bonds of 5000 to
keep the peace for thirty days and to pay
the costs, In default Of which he was
committed to Jail In the case OF the
Territory W.. Daniel Hubbard, for as
saulting and beating Andrew Say, and
for making threats against complainant,
after n hearing defendant was proven
guilty. fined e25 and costs and required
~ enter into bonds for 500 to keep the
peace for 10 days. Defendant appealed
TO District Court.
Those who visited Mcacham 4 Co. g
furniture warehouse, Saturday, were
well repaid for their trouble. in Witnessing
the wen leriul creations due to the skill
full mani pulations Of the White Sewing
Machine by Mr.. and Mrs. Miner Of San
Francisco, the general agents for this
latest improved labor-sayer. BY the
use Of various attachments the most ar
tistic results were produced with chi.
nellie. arasene, crewol and silk, on
groundworts Of plush, silk, velvet and
other substances. Roses, fuschias,
ow-balls, and other floral decorations,
rapidly grew, under the deit manage
ment Of the varied contrivances for
stitching and blending Of colors. The
effect seemed almost magical, although
we were assured that anybody of ordi-
nary capacity can acquire the requisite
skill by lew hours practice.
A reporter for the STANDARD made q
trip 10 shcltonvillc this week, by the
favorite steamer Messsnger, commanded