Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-26


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rIiorlAl appointments were disc1=sed |
and personi selected f0r two or three |
positions in the far west, bat their
names will not Ire made public until |
they shall have notified the Attorney
General they will accept such posi-
tions.
HALIFAX, May 22-Four men and
three women were drowned at NAL
agnowatik, Cape Breton, Sunday, by
the upsetting of boat while on the
way to church.
Religious Intelligence.
Boston, May 18.-The Third Ma
tional Baptist Sunday School conven-
ton, under the auspices of the Amer
lean Publication Society, met here
last night. Delegates from all parts
of the country were present. Warren
Randolph of New Jersy, presided;
Hon. w. Stickney, of the District of
Columbia, and Jas. S. Howard, of
Connecticut, were chosen vice presi-
dents,J. H Cheever, of Ohio, and
Rev, Geo. Cooper, of Pennsylvania,
secretaries. IAN address of welcome !
on behalf of Baptists, was made by |
Rev. Geo. Latino.
BALTIMORE, May 18.-At tn joint |
meeting of the Methodists Conven-
ton, the committee on revision of |
church discipline submitted a partial |
report. The constitutional and ele-
mentary principles and preamble
submitted are those used by the
Methodist Protestant Church since |
1881, the single amendment being to |
make the line read, the word of
God is the only sufficient article of |
faith and practice" Adopted.
The committee on revision will |
consider the proposition that the
general conference will be held !
quadrennially instead of biennially. |
A Premature Launch.
CHESTER, Pa, May 22.-This |
morning the Saratoga, large iron
steamship, which was to be launched |
at Roach's shipyards, started from
its blocking sooner than was expect
ed, killing and wounding many.
Six dead bodies have been removed. |
The total number of dead in con.
sequence of the accident at the ship
yard is seven. In addition to those
already reported, j. j. Grow was in
stantly killed and Geo. G Wool and
Barney Cannon died at II o'clock.
Three persons were wounded all of
whom will probably recover. All
of the killed and wounded were
workmen employed at the yards, and
were engaged in knocking the blocks
from under the keel. The scene dur
ing the time the ship was going off |
was heartrending, men being seen
struggling to escape while thu huge
blocks rolled by the ship crushed
them to jelly. No assistance could |
possibly be rendered by those vino
were standing by. Instead of cheers,
as usually greets launch, q wall of |
anguish went up and shrieks of pain
rent the air. As soon as possible
the killed and wounded We're carried
to the yard Office and physicians sum-
moned. About 1900 men are en-
ployed at the yard, and friends of
nearly all of them rushed TO inquire
for them. Flags are at half-mast