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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-04-17

in his power 10 maintain Il at the highest
standard.
The excellence Of the newspapers Of
Washington Is convincing evidence that,
as q rule. the people Of this state appre'
ciate this fact; and 1t may not be deemed
iulsome 6attery to add that in such man
hesitation Of their appreciation Of q faith
full champion the people exhibit degree
Of sound business sense that might be
emulated with great profit by the people
Of the older states.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-04-17

"A full line Of the latest materials and
shades in dress goods have been received
by Henry Otter.
Groceries you must have. Groceries
we must sell. Let's trade and both be
happy. Bartholet Bros.
-Messrs Fechter 4 Law have succeed
ed A. B. Weed as agents Of the Solicitors
Loan and Trust Co. Of Philadelphia, and
are now prepared to make loans on farm
property ct short notice.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-04-17
TIE OLD GANG.


The Spokane Falls Globe asks some
poIntea political Questions. as follows;
WIN Il the leaderP What element il Il
that Il now on ton in the so-called grand
old party Of this state? Is Il the corrupt
ola railroad wing Of the republican army
that Il nov in the ascendency, or is Il that
element Of the marty that rose up a few
wears AGO and hurled the old gang from,
powerP There were two distinct elements
IN the republican marty and they were as
hostile 10 each other as water and oil.
One Of these elements was allied to the
doctrine Of popular rights. while the other
was the embodiment Of the exact ouposite
One element coatended that the riShts Of
the people were Of first importance and
thein.erests Of CORPORATIONS were second
aTy, The other element deemed il the
chief end Of government TO see TO il that
the political bummers and bosses had n
chance TO feather there own nests at the
public expense. But is il not true that
tho hummer element Is now In control Of
the republican partyP Is Il not the old
Rang that Is now on ton? Was not C. N.
Bradshaw nominated for congress BY the
old gang in 1885, and was be not motor.
iou.ly n corporation toolP Did the penple
not raise M and snow him under on elec-
ton day BY A majority Of thousandsP
And vet, under the present regime, has
not this rejected old political hummer been
given the lest federal Office in the state ?
Is he not collie, tor Of customs for a peo-
pie who went TO the polls and rebuked
the republican party for nominating hin
for congress? Was not one Z. P. Ferry
a member Of the law firm Of McNaugh,
& Ferry, the chief lawyers Of the North.
ern Pacific Railroad company Did moi
this firm Of railroad lawyers draw up in
their own Office the gross earnings tax
law BY which railroad property wa
shielded from taxation? Did they not q
into the republican legislature and have
this bill passed that caused the people 9,
much trouble? Was not this E. p. Fern
. prominent factor in the republican ter.
Fitorial convention in 1854 that excluded
delegates from participation 10 the part,
councils, upon no other charge than thai
they were anti-monopolists and opposed
10 railroad dlrtation? Was Il not upon
his own report, as chairman Of the com
mIttee on credentials, that this bold doc.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-04-17

THE philosopher Of the PaSco Plot says
It's queer how young some people imag-
inc they are when they have their whisk-
ers shaved or"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-04-17

7----------------------
i The wires and ,lvnamus of the electy;,
tendeut Woodward saVa that noiwith
.,.,,S,,. ,,a.-o,S.h,. - a.. $50,
',S u.'o'u~u'o u.,sys 'no e'cctI'
Hsht ana water WORKS VIII be completed
by the middle Of July.
:,
time, and hereafter will have all kinds Of
chop and mill feed on hand.
G. L. McEwen takes a pride in turnins
out GOOD work. This Is the reason hi,
harness, saddles, brides, &C., give such
satisfaction and outlast all others.
If Shiloh's CstalTh Remedy. Price 81
cents. For sale at Janeck's Pharmary.
Choice seed grain-Wheat, barley
oats and corn at the North Yakima Roller
M,Ils
Henry Otter IL the sole agent fol
iakima Of the celebrated Broadhead
dress goods. They are warranted made
- ~ -. $500 ~
men, no not CocAie OF shIink' ana can oe
worn In damp weather without the least
" '
wh,don, , Gn .i.,.. ~ aCO Gn .w,,.,.
Cough and Consumption Cure viii do II,
an n1s Ihesuy T. Osi,se.y ce'1n. PtGmP.
tried II Won know this statement 10 lie a mi
If VOC have not, you are doing yourself
an injustice. 1t 10 sold BY q. J. Taft.
Go to Bartholet Bros. for YOUR YAH.
ma dairy butter.
o,
IN, At Vance 4 Mulfor,l's.
NJ, =,
'ne wv p'loeo " "oPS " ,nAo
a,e O~s1o . :, 'Au'e you "n ,, em-
- ~ 1T- IN" SCo'
S " SHoy 'ou' Ou' oAil On ~
proved country property.
,.., ~
"','o ucue' vi" ~ 'onk way
o~HiTs "'us"s nAiu '"e' Ut Ai"
Is certain il reasonable effort is made to
cure cough BY the useo Of De Wits Cough
and Consampion Cure. Lnls remedy -
no more than nnrsiiahis nrenSrssIons IN.
SYST upon having IT, FOR SAFE byC'J Iait'
cIear.. Won, hrso,h With Dsv;,,,s
Little Early Kisers. G. ]. Taft, agent.
,,,
Solicitors Loan and Trust Co.. Of Phila-
IoIDh,. in,i,o ,ho.o do.;,;no Io.vs \.
0 '"oso Ueos vans W
improved CITY or iarm property TO give
'nem call Loans niaue on Snort nO''cc'
ADVICE.
your liver active, and trust in God, " was
the advice Of q celebrated physician to q
"n K;Smn,n aSS pnal ~ n; yG na
Witt Sarsapariila, an absolutely reliable
blood purifying Remedy. For sale by Taft.
-Baled hay and oats at the l X L
store. d"
His girl didn't 40 back ON him he
cause he used De Wits Little Early
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-04-17

There was q child born TO Q Mrs. Wal
lace over in Kelso, COwlitz county, the
other day, which, though otherwise strong
and physically perfect, had no openings
at the eyes, the skin completely covering
those members. The cause was assigned
to . visit Of the Cakes Comedy Company,
Mrs. Wallace being particularly impressed
and shocked ct q face" made by Harry
Eades, the facial contOrtionist. A snni-
cal operation was performed to supply the
deficiency.
A Washington. ID. o. correspondent
u the Seattle Pea says the committee
on public buildings are considering q
measure which, Il made . law, will give
many Washington towns . bran new
post Office building. Dayton, Colfax,
Ellensbugh, North Yakima, Olympia
and sprague will get $1,000 buildings,
while Walla Walla and Port Townsend
will get $4,000 buildings.
The street car franchise granted by the
city council Of Ellensburgh to Tacoma
parties has lapsed. owing to non-fulfIl.
ment Of the provisions. EllensburEhera
will still walk.
The store Of Jarvis Emigh, at Biekle-
ton, was destroyed BY FIRE on the Sd inst.
The loss was about 5000, on which there
was an Insurance Of $500.
John shOudy has purchased at sheriff.
Salethe stock Of goods Of Mr.. Henton, who
recently failed at Ellensburgh. The pur-
chase price was tl5,5OO.
The U. s. senate, BY strict party vote
has seated the republican contestants from
Nontana
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-04-17

Why don't you cure that cough? De Wits
Cough and Consumption Cure will do 1t.
This remedy Is positively certain, prompt
and thoroughly satisfactory. II you have
tried Ii you know this statement to be fact
If VOC have not, you are doing yourself
an injustice. II IL sold BY G. J. Taft.
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
A Dun Dav in oonrres.

WAsHNGToN, July s4-The house span,
the whole day discussing the bankruptcy
Dill, which finally went over The repor1
OF the committee on elections In the con.
tested election case of James II. McSlnnis
vs.. John y. Anderson, from the Third dis.
tTics Of West Virginia, was submitted a
the house by Mr.. Lacey, qa) The re
port quotes nnmerously from the tesu-
mony taken In the case To show that No
Ginnis was elected, giving him majority
q enlrty votes. Mr.. Crisp GA win file q
minority report for the Democratic mem.
bers OF the committee. The senate resu n,ea
consideration Of the Indian appronriation
Dill and disposed Of all but a fesg pares az
It resolution was agreed TO calling on
the president for information touchipn the
alleged Imprisonment Of A. J. Diaz Ia Cuba
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
nIotoaa cIoakmalerr Arrs.tea-

NEW YORK.. July PA crowd Of str4k.
ing eloakmakers entered the tailoring Is.
adjustment Of Solomon Brothers. No. ~
hlvington street, and assaulted Beers and
MS wife, the latter being stabbed ia the
head with pair Of shears. TWENTY-FIVE ~
the assailants were taken 10 the Delaucey
street police station and arriRned before
Justice Duffy. The leaders Of the mob
Merris Amsterdam, Samuel Ronllnez and
Max Ober-were held for trial. Pipcus
Hosoifsky, cloakmaker, threw q stone al
Contractor Goldman while the latter was
leaving court The stone missed Goldman.
Dus struck Court Officer Rooney Ia the face
hosolfsky was arrested and committed Tor
trial -
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PreaIdential NomlnatLon..

WAsHMsaToE, July 24-The preef6eni
has sent to the senate the following nomi
nations. To be ENJOYS extraordinary and
ministers plenipotentiary Of the United
States, pursuant TO act of congress af
proved July IA, 1890: Thomas n. Anderson.
OF Ohio (now minister resident and consul
general at La Pazl, 70 Bolivia, Clark e.
Carr, Of Illinois (now minister resident and
consul general st Copenhagenl 30 Den
mark; J. d. Wsshburn, OF Massachusetts,
lnow minister resident and consul general
at Bernel TO Switzerland; John L. Stevens,
OF Maine (now minister resident at Homo
lulu, 10 the Hawaiian Islanda George
Nancy, Of Tennessee (now minister resi-
dent at Montevideo)s to Paraguay and
Uruguay
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
To WIND On the spo.r To-,

BROOKLYN, July sA-A suit 10 wind m
tne sugar trust has been begun in the
Kings county supreme court. The eleven
trustees OF the trust are the plaintiffs and
several sugar refining firms aud five gen
tlemen who represent the holders of SlA
UoOOO stock are the defendants. The
plaintiffs allege that they hold moneys for
which they are fully able to account. and
that as under Adhesion of the court OF ap-
peais all tho corporations belonging to the
trust may be dissolved, and thus the pur-
poses Of the agreement have failed. The
plaintiffs demand, among other things.
that the agreement be rescinded or d.
clared imperative
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Tried % KIIl the prln.t

PLYMOUTH. Pa. July 24.-The recent
trouble connected with the St. Mary's Po.
lish Catholic church eliminated Wednes-
day In an attempt on the life Of the priest.
John Braddock called at the parsonage
and requested an interview with the Rev.
Anthony Simonski He was conducted
into the study, where, after a lengthy ar
gument he produced revolver and
threatened that If any money was de-
manded Of him for church purposes or
that II he should be put out Of the church
for refusing 70 donate money, he would
kill the priest, and threateningly pointed
the weapon az him Father Simonski
quickly summoned aid, but the man es-
capped. Later in the day Braddock w1as
arrested, taken before Burgess RonhAts
and held until he could furnish stir Ia
IN the sum OF $500
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
TWENTY MEN DROWNED.
The Fatal Deed OF a Fiendish
Miscreant.
BORNE TO DEATH WHILE ASLEEP

Their Raft Was Cut Loose from Its Moor
ings and Ground to SplInters In thc
Rapids-sixteen Americans Drowned.
Loss Of tho Steamship Egypt
OTTAWA, July "A dispatch from Penn
broke, eighty-six miles north OF this place.
on the Ottawa river. says that some mis-
creant two days ago out the ropes which
moored large raft Of timber to the bank
above that town. There were twenty-two
men aboard the raft asleep.
Twenty Were Drowned.
The mass OF timber swung out into the
river and drifted among the rapids. where
It was ground to splinters. Only two Of
the raftsmen escaped. Detailed particu-
lars cannot be obtained yet owing 10 the
resaoteness Of the plaoa.
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
PROPOSALS.


phOP0SALS. II SEALED PROPOSALS
WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE TRIJS-
TEES OF THE POOR OF NEW CAN'T, ,F
COUNTY UNTIL 90'CLOCK A. NJ. OF JULY
81, FOR SUPPLYING THE ALMSHOUsE
FROM JULY 80 TO OCTOBER 20, 1890. WITH
BEEF, MUTTON. SALT PORK, BREAD.
GROCERIES, BRY GOODS. DRUGS. S.SHOES,
CARPET SLIPPERS, FLOUR AND FEFD
AND GASOLINE.
Bids for Beef viii be by the quArtersin mo
portion of one hindquarter to three forequar-
ters, out OF cattle well fatted and dressing
not less than 800 pounds
only. - 20 ~ u'i seiS
Bids for Dry Goods and Groceries will be
Tor the various kinds named on the sche~
gravity than s8 degrees. -
house 9
All persons having claims against III.
BOARD OF trustees are requested to send their
bills on or before July % to be examined ana
auulJed by the Committee on Accounts
JOHN GUTHRIE guat
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The President % VISIT Key.,one m,,,.,.

WASHINGTON, July 9i-Tbe president,
accompanied by several members Of hh.
cabinet Gen. Schoield, and large con
tingent OF congressional and department
officials, visited Fort Washington. on the
Poeomac, yesterday afternoon 20 inspect
Che troops OF the District National guard.
Although no definite plans have yet been
agreed upon, 1t Is likely that the president.
accompanied BY Che secretary Of war. Will
leave Washington today for Mount Gretna
Pa, where the Pennsylvania State National
guard Is now In camp
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
H IT A cAsUs BELL,
Gustemala May Repent the seizure O
Arms on the Panifia

Guatemala aIsy Repent the Seizure Of
Arms on the Paciho.
WASHINGTON, July 24-The announce
ment Of the fact that the Guatemalan au-
thorities boarded the Pacific mail steamer
at Guatemalan seaport and seized many
cases of rifles shipped from San Francisco
fo Salvador causes much surprise here.
and the question is asked whether this ar
bitrary act upon the part of Guatemala
Will not tend TO further complicate matters
The Pacific mail steamers fly the United
States flag, and it is possible that the
boarding OF the steamer and the seizure of
a portion Of her cargo may prove to Be A
serious breach Of international law. which
would justify our government in treating
il ats a easus belli
To say the least It was moss III advised
proceeding on the part of Gnatemala. for
the United States is tho ouly government
to whom she can look FOR protection IA the
event that Mexico should show dssposi-
tion to interfere in the Control American
difficulty
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
A Telegraph Company,s New omco-.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, vt, July 4-
The following directors were chosen at ths
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Vermont and Boston Telegraph company.
Norvin Green, 7. T. Eckert, g. Al Tinker
X II. Rochester, OF New York; 7. Roche
and Il. q sherman, OF Boston; b. J. Kim
ball, Of West Randolph, vt. and q ~
Smith and IL e. Tinker, Of White Riyer
Junction, VT The directors elected Noy-
vim Green presidentiT. I. Eokert ana q
A Tinker for the executive COMMITTEES,
and X IL Rochester secretary and treas-
uraN s
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Fresh Tips from the wipes CarefuII,
GuifaxS-

Cuifaxi
The population Of Wilmington. Del. m
determined by the census, Is 81 .86S an ko
crease since 1880 OF 1000.
Thepresident has commuted the sonteuoe
OF james L. Lankford. convicted In In
diana OF violation of the posAal Laws and
sentenced To one years inn EAsonrpent. ID
four months actual imprisonment Ne
also denied the application for pardon IN
the case OF A. W. Wynman, convicted ol
violation OF postal laws in California and
sentenced to two years imprisonment
by fall Of coal at the Florence collier,
In Pittston, Pa, John Plebos. n lnhorar
was instantly killed Patrick Keefe. \
miner. sustained injuries which may result
in his death.
Col Charles Chaille Long, the African
explorer, was married at Crown Point. N
T., 20 Miss Marie Amelia Hammond
The attorney general of New Jersey has
decided THAI the election Of Sept 80 Oh the
constitutional amendment must be con.
Quoted by the election officers already ia
oiiioe, and irrespective Of the reauirafnonfs
Of tho ballot reform law
Drs Cornelius and Charles A. Olcott werr
held by Judge Hopper. at Paterson. n. J.
20 answer TO charge of assault and bat
terry upon the lntter's wife.
Secretary Blaine made his first visit to
the cruiser Baltimore at Bar Harbor July
-, and received a salute OF seventeen uiins
Alfred l., Curtiss, travelling salesman
and collector for William Nussbaum. n
cigar manufacturer IN Greenbush, N. Y.
was arrested at Albany, charged with EN-.
bezzling 1900 from his employer
The Chicago Stock yards syndicate haa
begun negotiations for the purchase OF the
National Stock yards at ST. Louis. the
Union Stock yards at St Joseph, No, the
Union stock yards at South St Paul aud
the smaller yards at Iowa City, and it looks
as though the syndicate is 30 be the most
gigantic corporation in America
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
Fatalitie. = nnIn,,,,. p-....

DULUTH, MINI, July A-Durino th.
progress Of the yacht race a sudden soual
came up and three sailboats weru capsized
Fwo Of them sunk Immediately The 90
eupants OF one were saved The other
the koamer--was being sailed by the own
q, Charles Lindner, and with him was ].
w Clark, both Of whom were drowned
Ihe koamer was heavily weighted and
sank like shot, giving the unfoetunate
men no chance for their lives. Lindner
leaves a wife and three children
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
Confessed 30 poru. pr,,~,u.

PATERSON, N. J., July s4-rhe residents
OF Paterson, especially those who profess
the Roman Catholic religion. were startled
yesterday by the exposure Of lumber OF
men who. clad In the gRrb Of Catholic
priests, II Is claimed. hare for some time
past been victimiEing the members OF that
church. From present appearances K looks
as Y the men were never ordained ~ all.
and 1t is not &C slcuertain thatl Cbey were
even members OF the Catholic chs,rch.
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
TnoendIarIes Unde, Apros,

SPOKANE FALLS, Wash, July 9k-Incen.
diaries started fire Wednesday thaA de
stroyed $4,000 worth Of property on Mon
roe street. The fire department was ren
dered almost helpless by she lack of water
Five suspects have been arrested, and
armed guards patrol the city. The CHIEF
losers by the fire were the cnble road com.
pany, $4,000; Monroe Street Bridge com.
pany, 10000, II. W. Greenberg s. %,
SlSa0 Boune g. Co, ei2OOQ.
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
New swe.hen cslshras..

PORTLAND, Me. July 24-The town o,
Sweden, founded by Swedes brought hr
this country BY HoR- w. W. Thomas. IN
the.new minister to Sweden, who was then
acting as commissioner for the state -
Maine celebrated It's twentieth annjwer.
safy Wednesday with speeches by promi.
nent citizens In the afternoon and a con.
cert In the evening A letter was sead
fSom Minister Thomas
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
nls Head SHOT on

TExARKAEA. July a. The bod fs
Stone. Of Lewisville, in the aq
county OF Lafayette, Ark, with the
shot of. was brought here yesterd
hurled DR.. Chisholm, Sam Stone
man named Cabinnes, went to the
OF Jake Stone. brother Of Sam. s II
drinking Cabinnes told Chisholm tlssssa
wished to see him privately. All four ~
70 back room, and there the three othS
drew revolvers and began beating Chjeh3H
with them Finally they let him 20. Gofs
70 his house he obtained shotgun. aila
his returning TO the saloon met Sam St5m
He fired, and Stones head was comDlefS
shot from the body. n
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
win murder ana su,ada.

BRuAIRR, O., July 2. -MandevilIe Anit,
deputy recorder of this county, at his
fathers house, near Centerville, shot his
wife through the heart, killing her IN
stantly, and then shot himself In the head,
but not fatally. He then hanged himself
IN the barn. Mental and physical deprss-
sion for nearly year Is assigned as the
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
sIrteen AmerIoans Lnst

LONDON, July "a Tho American sohoou.
er William Rice, from Cape Ann for Ice
land, has sunk. The crew Of sixteen men
persisted with the vessel
The schooner William Rice was vessel
Of l26 tons burden She was built in 1859
at Bath, and her sailing port was Rock
land She was owned by George Gregory
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
Tho stoamshin Eerpt nnrno4,-

GEw YORK, July a. Ninety4tvvo persons
rescued at soa from burning ship were
landed at Dover this morning from the
tank steamer Manhattan. They are the
passengers and crew of tho National line
eteamer Egypt, which left New York for
Liverpool on July 10. with 640 head Of cat
tle, and cargo OF wheat, cotton and do
mestics- The ship and cargo have been
lost The Egypt was the sister ship of the
illfated Erin, which left this port last year
for London and has never been heard OF
sinee. The first news OF the destruction Of
the Egypt was received on the Maritime
Exchange yesterday In the following cable
from London
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
vaoatioDs AsheA sor q. A m

BOSTON, July A-Ths executive. com
mittee Of the NAtional enc4snpment q. A.
r. have forwarded letter to Prestseo,
Harrison asking that vsterons In the pub-
lie servfce be granted beape 81 Abseuca
from Aug. II 10 ASig- ~ during The CO.
chrhpuent, m ADDITION 30 Their Rgnal va
oa1Dns
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
Playing By Electric light Not = Sin,

Hartford, July "a The attempt 90
pay ball BY the electric light Last night was
turned into burlesQua a soft ball was
used and the batters only bunted it All
sne nelders played within the base lines A
large crowd was present Only four inn
ines were played No. score vas kegx.
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
main nitten t.r = a.

MfExnAfoLIs July A.-rhe Journals
Ales MoiHes'( (la-) special says; ''Greochen.
tns f-year-old daughSsx. a \. Frissel, VIA
athaeked by She family eat and bitten 10
= ,ss-'! s.ss sss .-zs i s.-s..-s-t "
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
REAL ESTATE.


EFOR SALE OR RENT-EIGHT ROOMED
A. houses on Eighteenth street. Highlands
Apply TO NEW TON ii. CLOUD, Eighteenth
sexeet and Mount Salem avenue, Wilmington.
KN0H RENT. -TEN-RoOM HOUSE. No. l05
Il West Seventh street. Apply to Il. HI
mARR, 1910 Market street, or los West
ABventh street.
EOR. RENT. DWELLING HOUSE, Sg
Market street, containing II large, corn-
asrtable and cheerful rooms also hath roor,
snd extra basement kitchen. The location s
sentral and desirable.
EQUITABLE GUARANTEE a. TRUST CO..
837 Market street
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Population Of Nins conn.,s.-

BrEdHAAroN, N. Y, July sA-The exacs
population 10 tbs Ninth census district a.
cording to Supervisor Schneli is as follows
Aiiegany, 42, ,o92 Broome, 90, 13s, Cortlaud.
SOIL Chenango, sZRss, Chenung. a., So
Steuoen. 0,2sS; Schuyler, q, ,4Os, Thoua.
"a 7SAi TomDkins a. r29
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nt,an nnnnL.a a.

DKHyKR, Colo. July e4-The flabt be.G
tween Billy Woods. champion Of Colorado
and Jock Ryan, Of Omaha. for s50l wsus
won In the dftA round b. Woods. who
kna''Ned Hyan senseiess with a right handex
lAAa...@ Elss 49,.
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
The Lost Vessel,

The Egypt is the second vessel lost by
the National line within year. The othei
was the Erin, already mentioned. The lost
vessel was commanded by Capt. Sumner.
who has been IN the service Of the National
line for years. She was built in 1870 hy
the Liverpool Shipbuilding company. and
was launched the following year She was
an iron screw vessel with four masts. Of
2.s59 tons net and 467Q gross. She was
valued at about s25000d The estimated
value OF her cargo IS said to be at least
S50O0 The National line insHred her
themselves
The lost vessel had quite history. as in
1855 she was one OF the four vessels selected
oy the English government 70 60 70 Egypt
ss transports, and she brought home the
wounded and III from Tel-el- -Keher.
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
Burned A. sen

"The Dutch steamship Spaerdam, Capt.
Bonjer, from New York July Z for Bou-
logne and Rotterdam, passed the Isle OF
Wight yesterday. She signaIed that the
National line steamship Egypt. Capt. sum
ner, FROM New York July 10 for Liverpool.
had been abandoned on fire at sea. and
that her crew were on board the British
tank stsamer Manhattan Capt Robinson.
from New York July for Hull, and would
be landed at Dover .