Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-04-21

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Sasasxam, April d. tap, Daniels,
81 The steamer fss,. makes the follow
ina statement, Alsost y A. N ~ the
ii,h, No slowed down hart 40, With
head on 10 wind aud hove te, The
gale increasing sety last Alsa's
In { pas, 4 We opened the matches ls
examine The oaIRo aud diseutss.d
lire below. got hose sni wase' 80
tho fte, bat u Increased go sspitiy
that We had Ia close the matches,
after I've men had been badly bnIssi.
Finding II ,ml"~sible ~ pa, the hge
out aud save the ship, So, toe lie
boats aud the raft over. the nee gain
ing 81 W. could yet no mo,s hs'als
over, aud those Who were fof-sfi
were ga. oii ifon those VIM wsse afi
When the iit., boat Was launched !
went NJ, 30 The cabin b. go, the pas
sengsrs ints n. When opened the
cabin door ! Was heat back by sbs
flames snd could not ~, 10, met The
engineer. MeDonald, 10 ~, lnlo that
boa, aud " save oil you eaa' We
went over the side in,o the bssat With
Mr.. Poppsndsek after him, Thea
loft and went forward ~ gvt the Tsf,
oil. I, VA. imp"ssiil. b. reach The
lady passengers, tbs hs,ne- having
taken possession u the caiin fhsre
was ma iniiInatlon ~ hfe until The
matches were olsansd, aud ioaaau, ae-
count for It, origin. sboa. eight "a
tho boa, that got away clear ~ The
ship, Mr.. i'oppenslsck wss Ia The
boat; saw nothing ~ them afterwards
! then went on the ref, ms.elf The
stewardesA and two ,asn were aft
hanging on the rail. The s,sws,,le.-'
called ou, h. me Ia save her. ,,,li
her 10 jump She came down ball
way, bat the raft dsif,sd On. and al,s
not letting go. was hest with the tee
men Who vet. on ihs deck
sa.ss ~ the We s@ a@ss
NV yons. April III wssliks
advicos from Europe to-day, anil lie.
cline IN sccutiiiss NJ issnion ani
Paris, hal the most efl"e, In the sal'i
room Early tales wete y, 7 lm,
sut.squsn, there VAS sn advance ~
II. aud later decline b. ! aud el".ei
at7i.
w. mamp.s's. e~..'s'.'sss
CoScone. April III The esnsss.
shows that all constitutional amend
ments were carried. except tha, uitik
ing out the wer,l protestant frem
the ball 81 rights, and ,bs, psohila,.
ing rem val from Office H., political
causes.
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The Iiori.fs Washington .peusal
thinks The rcvol. In The lepahlicaa
camp 10 rapidly aainina strength,
Patterson told the t'rss.lsat ts-sias
he thought he hal made q mistake
In South Carolina matters,
s..sss-.sa
W,=mxarox. April ~ The stories
that blaine aud others are organising
an opposition IA the i're.s.isnts
southern policy are largely ses=stiun.
nj. and unauthorized Martha I.
Townsend hatl, denies the ssasemsns
that he is preparing . letter ~ such
character.
A,ssA=s rv~s.sss ss~s,.
w,.misaros. April ~ las. ~
Mouiton. formerly an cfiless n The
California volunteers. he. beon az.
pointed Treasury agcn, for service
in ALASKA.
s~s.s Csc asss. sssa.
Cno,oo. April ~ The JoaTasi's
Washington correspondent ssys the
celebrated Arlington estate near
Washington, which vas forfeited b.
the United States by mon. payment
Of it, taxes during the rei,elIicn and
turned into q nassenal ecmetfy tas
soldiers, l. nov claimed ~ ia fofnsst
proprietor, Gen. "a. ". Curt. I..s,
who In the action TOT ejeet,sen, sues
the government for i.s restoration.
Tho family had abandoned The prop.
erty and gone south te reside lssfoss
tho forfeiture was made. Nasssai
thousand soldiers are buried upon lis
soil. Lee claim. that the tss sale
was unconstitutional. and therefore
void.
W..asss-a the Wss Patti.
Dsapwoop. ID. r.. April a., u 1.
reported tina, loo II Crazy Hor-ss
band II Indians have taken The field
again. They passed near ApessAsh
yesterday on their way west veil
mounted aud In gar paint. TIE
cause Of this renegade snovsmsat |.
supposed 10 b. the deception psse.
tissd by Spotted Tail In rspSsssaslsa
that only the arms taken hy them IN
the Custer aaht would hs asmsaslesi
of them upon their surrender nj lied
Cloud, when, In reality The govern.
mont demands u them oil their arms
and ponies. !.
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