Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-02

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faincd for several days. Previously scv-
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| perenced severe earthquake shock on the
night of January 23d, causing great ex-
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memory of man.
San Domingo Revelation.
SAN DOMINGO, Feb. "A revolution is
raging all over the republic since Febru.
airy Sd. San Domingo city has been sur.
| rounded by revoluti0nists under Gencr-
ais Gulliones and Bellcri. President
Baez intends to stand siege. Artillery Is
being placed in the forts surrounding the
town. Baez will be unable to resist much
longer on account Of the distressed state
of the country. The prisons arc over.
crowded; provisions are very scarce and
prices daily advancing. Commerce Is in
q depl0rable condition and very few mer-
chants will be able to meet their engage.
ments. ~.
Anderson Sentenced.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 25-Thomas C.
Anderson was called before the bar this
morning. xIac motion in aaRst of judg.
ment was Overruled and when asked Il
he had rnything to offer, before sentence,
Anderson said that he considered his case
cruel persecution under the forms of law;
that he was in the power of the court and
ready to receive sentence. Judge Whita-
ker answered that the accused had had
fair trial before an impartial jury and that
the verdict was fully justified by the evi.
dence. He then sentenced Anderson, in
consequence of the recommendation of
the jury to the mercy of the court, to the
lowest term under tho law-twO years at
hard labor in the state penitentiary and |
costs. A suspensionOn appeal was grant |
ed, returnable on Wednesday.
Probable Loss OF tho Grace Darling
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 27.-The master |
of the balkentine Melancthon reports that |
on the night Of January Goth he saw the |
ship Grace Darling, heavy storm raging |
at the time, with vivid lightning, he |
passed near her and identified her as the |
lightning presented her to view In the
morning nothing could be seen OF her,
although in the meantime the Melancthon
had not made much progress, and as she
is now IS days out from Departure Bay
she is given up as lost with all on board.
She was loaded with coal. Capt. Har-
ringtOn, two officers, the carpenter. cook,
steward and twelve men composed the
ships complement.
Additional Territory.
CONsrNTINOPLE, Feb. 27-It appears
that Russia and Turkey have agreed upon
an increase of territory for Servia and
Montenegro. The latter aquires the ports
Of Spezxa. Antivari and DulcignO, but |
not Scutari. Montenegro will border on
servia and the latter will regain old Servia.
Lassss q The Pesee Ter1s.
LONDON. Feb. ga dispatch from !
Coussaniinople, February 81, via Syria.
gives the principal points % the fresh
conditions Il peace demanded by Russia
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