Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-30

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nesse. of which the ship vas lost, Is
a lofty h.adlanl 4. well known 10 visit
ors to the Isle of Wight. The Fury
der was commissioned In Ports
mouth in February, 1877. aud went
On a practice cruise 10 the West In
dies, whence she had been for some
days expected at Portsmouth.
Lloyds place the number on board
at 315. Two only are known to be
saved, though telegram from Vent
nor states that a bark was seen
bearing toward Dunnese just before
the squall. There is some hope
that she may have rescued others.
In consequence of a strong ebb tide
and north wind at the time, the
bodies are not expected to come
ashore. All hand were mastering
on deck for prayers at the time of
the disaster. But for q passing
schooner, nothing would have been
known of the disaster, as everything
on the sea was hidden from those on
shore by binding snow storm, and
it would have been thought the ship
had gone on to Spithead. At $3.50
the Esplanade at Ventnor was crowd
ed with visitors admiring the Fury
DICE, which was carrying every avail
able stitch of canvass. She sailed
so close to shore that from the pier
head the cordage of the rigging was
visible. Suddenly the sky became
overcast, and snow and sleet de-
scended, quickly driving promenad-
ers to cover, and hiding the vessel
from view. When the storm lifted,
only the schooner Emma LoUering
and her boats could be seen. Fetch
er, the other survivor, states he was
below, when, hearing q noise on
deck, he rushed up and found the
vessel on her side in sinking con-
dition. He had been in the water
scarcely O minute when the vessel
lurched forward and sank. drawing
him down such distance that he
gave himself up as lost, but q life
buoy drew him to the surface. The
vessel lies, with her masts visible,
two miles off Luccombe Chinea
Point, where ravine runs down to
the sea through which the wind blows
with force against which only
close reefed vessel can land.
Boats went out last night to search
for bodies, but none were found.
Several gunboats are to day cruis-
ing in that neigborhood. An effort
will be made to raise the vessel.
PORTSMOUTH, March pa tele-
gram says it is feared that with the
men who embarked at Bermuda and
probably from Admiral Keys squad
ron in North America and West In
dies, the Earydice had nearly 400
persons on board.
The Anticipated Attack On Hayes.
New York, March N.-The Worlds
Washington special, speaking of
Howe's probable attack on the Ad-
ministration. says Conkling, it is
again reported, will make q speech
reviewing the f-st year of Hayes ad-
miuistration ana deuoupcing il with
great bitterness. II il the intention