Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-09

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Among the callers a, the White
House was Major Mallet. late L. :.
special agent for Puyailup Agency,
VI. T., who presented miniature
Chinook canoe to the President on
behalf of the chief of the Skokomish
tribe of Indians, Puget Sound.
The New Foundiand Fi-i,-riea
GLOUCESTER, Feb. 2.-Fishing ves-
sells returning from Frontune bar
bringing intelligence of the almost
total failure of the fishery owing to
the determined hostility of New
Foundland fisherman. This action
of New Foundlandels will result in
large pecuniary loss to Gloucester,
and steps have been taken for laying
the matter before the Government at
Washington. Only two American
boats secured cargoes, and one of
these because the captain armed the
crew and threatened to shoot who
soever injured his seines. Seines of
other boats have been cut by hostile
fishermen.
The Great Storm.
New YORK, Feb. There have
been wreck and ruin all along the
beach. The Manhattan Beach Hotel
property suffered most. The beauti-
full Japanese structure has been swep:
away and tho east end of the hotel
damaged. The engine room and
bathing houses were swept out to sea.
The stables and outhouses have dis
appeared and over 200 feet of rail-
road track in the rear of the hotel
are destroyed. The bodies of Mrs.
Brennan and children have been
found.
Ships AshOre-Lives Lost.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 1.-The brig
Chattanooga went shore yesterday
at Little Cove point, and the cap
tain, second mate and q seaman we're
drowned.
The signal service observer at
Ocracoke Inlet, South Carolina, re-
ports ashore there, bottom up, the
brig G. G. Orerton, from New York
for Nassau, and that the entire crew
are supposed to be lost.
OfInterest to Exhibitors At Paris.
Commissioner General McCormic,
in order to accommodate Pacific
Coast exhibitors, has arranged to
hold the United States steamer
Wyoming at the point of New York
until after the arrival of the Pacific
Mail steamship connecting with the
steamer which leaves San Francisco
on the 18th inst. and the Pacific
Company has made reduced rates
for all such exhibits. Gov. McCor-
mic thinks it is particularly desira-
bic that exhibits OF minerals, wines
and natives woods, and also Of
blankets and other fine Pacific Coast
manufacture should b large. but
suggests that the exhibits Of purely
agricultural products should Be hn-
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