Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-21

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dukes among the ancient tribes of gypsies
who emigrsiei to Europe, this must GER
tsinly have been descendant Of one of
them. His fair escort pushed him into
the ring with an air of pride and conf
dence, as much rs to say, Now you shall
see what n gypsy can do The young
man was about twenty years Of age,
and nearly six feet high, with handsome,
aristocratic, and CHEEKY countensnce, and
as he took off his jacket and handed it to
his fair one, and thus stood stripped to
the waist, there was buzz of admiration
from the whole crowd. He was slightly
made, but I'LL was sinew. Laughingiy,
and half modestly, he shook his powerful
antagonist by the hand, and then the
walk round commenced, the young gypsy
talking and laughing all the time. 1t
seemed Is though neither liked TO be the
first to begin: when suddenly the Bul9a-
rian turned sharp upon his antagonists
and tried a favOrite catch, but quick As
lightning the 1.-the figure of the gypsy
eluded the grasp, and sigh Of relief
went up from his clan. The excitement
was now intense, and the young girl per-
fectly quivered with nervous anxiety as
she watched every movement Of her
swain. She would have made splendid
picture! They were still walking round,
and it seemed as though the struggle
would never begin, when, 10! simulta-
neous cry went forth from the whole
crowd as the great Bulgarian lay sprawl
ing and half-stunned upon the ground.
The movements Of the gypsy had been so
quick that it WAS impossible to say how
the throw was done, but the Bulgarian
WAS turned almost somersault in the
air, and came down with u heavy thud
The young champion shook him by the
hand, lifted tie heavy man high into the
air and then set him on his feet"