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THE SANDWICH ISLANDS

Earthuuakes at ALTERNATIVES Flee 10 the
Mountains for Safety.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. I, 1868.
Honolulu advices to october IL have been received
by sailing vessel. The commercial news is unim.
portant
There had been no foreign arrivals and nothing
later had been heard from the whaling feet.
Frequent shocks OF earthquake were felt at Ho.
The atmosphere was filled with smoke and the
1uSs ~ a hs
natives were ordered to the mountains for safety,
but the prediction failed OF Accomplishment
Hawaiian Ambassador En- Route for Washing.
ton-A speck Of Rev0lution-The Great
Tidal Wave ne Hawaii-Rescue Of ship.
wrecked Japancsc-The Mutiny on the Bark
Coyatlin.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8, 1888.
The steamship Montana arrived here to-day from
Honolulu with advices to the Gath OF October
Dr. Mott Smith, who Is on a mission from the
Hawaiian government to washington. is q passen.
ger He has also been appointed the solicitor Of
some OF the leading citizens OF the islands to assist
In procuring the passage OF reciprocity treaty at
he next session OF Congress.
An insurrection had broken out in Hawaii. A
,herin attempted to arrest one Kaoni, who called
himself prophet and predicted the end Of the
world. Kaonis followers resisted and killed the
lhcrir and cut on his head and stuck 1t on pole
deputy sheriff was badly wounded and his life is
lcspaired Of. Several native policemen were killed
n attempting TO suppress the revolt.
The English war vessel Scout had sailed FOR Eng.
Ind via Tahiti and Valparaiso.
The ship Ceylon arrived at Honolulu october Is,
rom Boston.
on October Is q tidal wave fell on the island or
hawaii, destroying number OF houses and causing
nuch loss Of property.
The Board OF Health has ordered the vaccination
{ the whole population In Honolulu.
A number OF wrecked Japanese had been rescued
tom ST. Peters Island by the whaleship william
1otch. They mad been on the island eighteen
1onths during which time they had lived on,birds,
Eggs and nsh.
The Honolulu papers publish the particulars or the
ruliny at sea which was mentioned In a former
dspaich. The vessel on which u occurred was the
Russian bark Coyatlin. which LEFT Cowag for Are.
q,pa about February 1, 1868, with cargo Of nifty
cbiies. The second day out the coolies muilnled
nd took possession OF the ship. They then killed
tn captain and mate and the balance OF the crew,
nile In number and attached their bodies to tue an
che and threw them overheard. The coolies then at
TEMPTED to navigate the vessel TO China, but IL drcd
inttthe North sea and Is supposed 10 be wrecked.
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IRELAND.

Pablo Demonstration NJ she Funeral Or
Prominent Feuian.
CoRK, Nov. ., 1865. :.
great popular denomination took place here
yesterday on the occasion Of the funeral Of Mr..
James Mountain. who Is supposed to have helda
prominent position in the Fenian organization. A
procession Of over 5000 men and women followed
the remains to the cemetery. Mt. Mountain formerly
resided In the United States. and was delegate to
the Convention held at Chicago In November. 1853.
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THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.

The Allied Army and Fleet Before Asun-
cion-A Detachment of the American Brazil
Squadron Bound mp the Paraguay.
LISBON, Nov. 0, 1858.
The mail steamer from South America has arrived
al this port She brings dates from Rio !aneiro to
the 18th ult.
The Allied neet and army were before Asuncion.
the capita. OF Paraguay. News OF the surrender OF
the city was hourly expected at Bio.
II was reported that the United states squadron,
under Rear Admiral Davis, was going cp the Para
quay river TO Asrncion
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Opposition to the Repeal Movement in Nova
Scotia.
HALIFAX. Nov. Q, 1885,
Hon Joseph Howe publishes another letter, IN
which ne announces he has reached the conclusion
that Is useless to continue the struggle for the re.
peal. He also says he Is in correspondence with the
DOMINION government but omits to state the charac-
yer Oh the correspondence The letter. creates great
excitement here. The unionsts predict collapse
"a we repeat movement The anti-un!0nstS de-
nounce Howe in unmeasured terms
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FLORiDA.

The Troubles Between the Governors-Quiet
in Tailahassce-Recovcry of Stolen Arms.
TALLAHASSEE Nov Q, 1858.
Nothing Of importance has transpired since the
report Of Saturday In regard to the impeachment OF
the Governor or concerning the Governors suit
against Lieutenant Governor Gleason and Secre-
tary Alden. There are no indications OF disturb
snce OF the public peace.
About half the arms thrown from the cars were
recovered In good order and are now In possession
OF the United States troops.
All the Judges Of the Supreme Court are here
awaiting tho action Of the Circuit Court.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Cuba will leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post ONCE
at twelve O'Clock N. on Wednesday.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-Edition for Europe-wiI
be ready Ut half.past ten O'Clock In the morning.
Single COPIES In wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. g. 1868
Sergeant, republican, is elected to Congress from
the Second district by over 5000 majority.
The Third district is still in doubt The chances
are in favor OF Harrison, the republican candidate.
Inc Board OF Supervisors have ordered q recount
OF the city vote. Some OF the OF ballots In
possession OF the County Clerk bear evidence OF
having been tempered with.
An immense sum OF money is at stake on the re-
suit oil the vote OF the city and State and recount
Will probably be made in other localities.
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DEPARTURE or GENERAL aosecSAss.

General Rosecrans our new Minister to Mexico,
calls to-day in the steamship Granada for the scene
OF his diplomatic labors. The Granada belongs 70
the New York and Mexican Mail steamship line, .
late commercial enterprise connecting New York,
Havana sisAi and Vera Cruz, and Is under the CON-
mand OF Captain Harris, q competent and expert
enced seaman. she sails at ten A. N. General
Rosecrans goes ous accompanied BY his family.
General Lonestreet OF Confederate states army
fame, wiz be also among the passengers.
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MISSOURI.

Heavy Snow Storm Mt the West-Arest Of
Countefeiters.
ST. LoUIs, Nov. p 1858.
snow has been falling this morning in Central AMI
Western Kansas, and rain has fallen in Eastern
Kansas and western Missouri for the past forty eight
hours. heavy rain fell here all last night
Mrs. Catharine Engels and Mike Moran were ar
rested Yesterday for dealing In counterfeM money.
Between $4,000 and $3,oo0 In five and nifty dollar
greenbacks and postal currency was secured.
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Annual Session Of knights Of Pythias.
WILMINGTON. Nov. q, 1sss
she Supreme Lodge Of knights Of Pythias, com.
POSED Of delegates from the Grand Lodges Of New
York, Pennsylvania. New Jersey, Delaware Mary.
land District OF Columbia, Virginia, Louisiana and
Nebraska, assembled this morning IN annual session,
Supreme Chancellor Samuel Read, Of New Jersey
presiding. The session will consume severa! DAYS,
during which the ritual Of the Order VIII be amended
and new constitution adopted. The Order num-
bers 90 900 In the states above mentioned.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 9-The Hammon!a sailed
from southampton for NeW York on Saturday, the
eth inst, q. a quarter past four r. M.
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 9.-The steamship Rheln Of
the North German Loyd's, from New York for Bre-
men. arrived here at noon yesterday.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1.-The steamship Virginia,
Captain Thomas OF the Nationa. line, which left
New York October a. arrived here on the sth, and
the Colorado Captain Cutting, OF the Liverpool and
Grea. Western line. which left New Yorx October g.
arrived here to-day.
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TIVE NEW CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL.

sunday last Father STAIRS read to the congrega-
tion the following circular, which also sent to
the pastors OF the various Catholic churches through
out the city,
NV YORK, Nov. g. 1858.
REV. DBAR sIKAs year has elapsed since the
eani.son Of the association known - the New Cathedral
Building Association view Of the gratifying results OF hs
hrs year. wohng deem = my duty express my grateful
aocks for tbs kind and gensrous spiri. which they
havs mAnifea.sd IN aiding 70 carry out the Inn.
portsnt objects Of the Association. The amount
contributed reaches about S90,000 Although this
falls somewhat short OF the which had hoped
realize, 10 still highly satisfactory and gives much encour
agsmen the future No doubt be entertained OF the
Interest felt BY all 10 the noble work Of new cathe
their anxious desire brought As speedily
possible successful completion Yet has TO be borne
mind that ths only be the fruit Of patient and per-
scvsring effort well a. OF generous and hearty Co.
operation. Let all, then, instead OF relaxing only
rsdoube their zeal and hberaly for the time 70 come
need not remind you that has been thought best TO
inausurae The second OF the As.ocaton IN the same
way rs the hattha h by general collection throughout
the diocese have accordingly appointed the fourth sun
You VII please give due notice 70 your and e.
make the result Of The coming year no sss than
that OF the past Renewing sincere thanks, and
wishing for Yourself aud ock hsrpnes aud bee.ng re
main dear sir. Yours. faithfully ia CHRIST,
tJ0HN, Archbishop OF New York.
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ALAB

acknowledgements Of Navigation.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 2, 1858.
Thdeeisature is engaged on local business.
Gswrnor Smith sent IN q message today In reia-
uents the appropriations in aid OF clearing out and
mhsng navigaole the rivers leading into tue coal
andr0n regions OF that state.
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WISCONSIN,.

Run ON . Bank-suspensi0n or che State
Bank
MILWAUKEE,. Nov. o. 1868.
run on the Milwaukee Bank commenced on Sat-
Crday.
The Wisconsin State Bank has suspended. The
liabilities are sald 10 be heavy.
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Michigan,

DETROIT, Nov. o. 1858.
The Post has returns from nearly all the counties
In Michigan, showing total republican majority OF
303l7. 1t Ia believed the full Official returns win In
crease this to 81 000 Ferrys majority for Congress
in the Fourth district will be $500, gain of 400
over the vote OF 1866 Strickand's majority in the
Sixth district will be nearly 4,O00
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MONTGOMERY Nov. Q, 1858.
The returns from thirty counties give Grant aecut
10000 majority. The remaining corn,ies-th:rty.
two-wtth the exception Of four. win al probably
give Seymour majort.es The State 10 stiil eiassed
as doubtful. Hundreds OF white men did not vote
because they aid not have an opportunity OF regis
terng wh:.e nany others would not take the voters
oath.
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Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, Nov. Q, 1858.

NAsHVILLk, NOV. y, 1908.
The Nashville Republican OF this evening says the
oflcia returns from the Fourth Congressional dis
=. .,ict eec, rma,, Tepuhcanl BY aoc majority Full
renrrs have not hs received at the once Of the
Secretary of State.
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THE ELECTION.
South Carolina.

CHARLESTON. Nov. ., 1868.
The Daily Ne,rs has nearly complete returns from
evey county In South Carolina, giving republican
majority Of 900, democratic gain or 49, 500 s.I,e
the election for the new constitution IN Apri iass
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A.-A.-Japanese Hair Stain
Coors tho hair whskers and mustsche beautiful
brown II consists Of only preparation Price 59
Sold BY p c. WELLS Co. Fulton street, and all drug
gists. G. UPHAM, Philadelphia Proprietor.
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Oregon.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6, 1868.
Returns from fifteen counties in Oregon give Grant
over 500 majority Nine counties are yet to be heard
from.
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A.-JeMers Offers Extraordinary Bar2nins
FERs, LIES and lss Broadway, opposite 81 James, Hoo
and Fifth Avenue Hotels.
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A.-Savc Fuel, Reduce Coal Bills. Fix y0ar
house with ROEBUCK'S Weather Strips Office, So Fulioa
street, New York.
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New Remedy.-C0ld-fne, for Colds and
Coughs. RUsHTONs, 10 Aston House, OF Barclay
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Circulars Of Every Description and Notices
to attend meetings ped IN the nestes possible
hours notice. and twenty-five cent less than
similar place 10 the city, At the METROPOLITAN JOB
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, VI Nassau street.
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Browns bronchial Troches, when Allowed
10 dissolve the mouth have direct influence al
fected pas The soothing effect TO the lining
windpipe aays pulmonary irritation and gives relief
Coughs and the various Throat Affections which
public speakers and singers are liable
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Canada Malt scotch Whiskey, Fully EQUAL
purity and strength Of flavor the best imported article,
IS 60 per gallon. MURPHY DUNN.
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reappointed in al! the
ENGLAND.

Important Decision Agains. Female Suf.
frage-New Military Commander for Ire.
land-The Treaty Between Canada and tho
United States
LONDON, Nov. 0. 1858.
In the case Of Miss Lydia Becker the Court Of
Common Pleas has rendered decision in which all
the Judges concur, that the common law OF England
gives women no right to vote.
1t is reported that Sir William Mansfield, Com.
manderinChief OF the forces in India viii succeed
Lord Straithnarn at the head OF the troops in Ire
land.
The Morning Post regrets the postponement Of the
negotiations for new reciprocity treaty between
the Dominion OF Canada and the United States. 1t
regards the conclusion Of such treaty as the only
sedative for the discomfort OF Nova Scotia.
An American Comedian Before Royalty.
LONDON, Nov. o. 1883,
John s. Clarke. the American comedian, played at
the Strand theatre. on Friday evening ,as: before
the Queen. the Prince ana Princess OF Wales Rev.
erdy Johnson and other notab!es.
Disaster 10 German EmiErans Steamer.
PLYMOUTH, Nov Q. 1858.
Tue emgrant steamer Palmerston. nom Hamburg
for New York, six weeks out returned to this port
yesterday ieaky.
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Esta blished I'm 1SOO.-The Metropolitan Job
Printing Establishment, W Nassau street.
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Neafncss, Economy and Despatch Combined
In the execution of orders. Metropolitan Job Printing Estso
lshment 81 Nassau street.
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An American Squadron Cp the
Paraguay River,
PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION IN CueA.
Earthquakes in the EEa-
wall Islands.
Sixty Thousand Militia Called Cut
in Arkansas.
SPAIN.

General Espartero Probably King Of SPAIN
General Lersundi Removed from Cuba
LONDON, Nov. g. 1858.
The Times Madrid correspondent writes to that
journal that the crown OF Spain will probably be
offered to Espartero.
The decree removing General .ersund from the
Captain Generalshp Of Cuba and appointing Genera,
Dulce In his place was officially published on Satur.
day.
Nomination Of Twenty-Five Councillors of
state-Renppointment Of Justices Of Peace
Religious liberation Demanded.
MADRID Nov. 0, 1853.
Marshal serrano has nominated twenty-five coun.
ciors Of State.
Justices OF Peace have been reapponted in All the
provinces OF Spain
Popular demonstrations have been made in the
baearic and Canary Islands in favor of religious
toeration and petitions have been sent here prayno
tne government to Immediately issue decree es
taDlishing the freedom OF public worship.
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Pure Kcutucky Bourbon mt - 40 Proof
gallon lUbbls. old be sold to advances,
worth ~ 60 JAMES COVE, lGe Pearl street.
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Royal Havana botfevy.-Prizcs Paid IN Gold
furnished The highest rates paid for D0uboons
and all kinds oil Gold aud silver
TAYLOR b CO. Bankers, Ii Wall street, ". Il
shirts, shirts, shirts.
LEONARD s. BALLoU, 6al Broadway
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &C.,, Executed
with neatnes quckness and despsch wentyaye cent
cheaper than other printing establishment IN the city
~ the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH.
MENT, 81 Nassau street
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ErrinG but NObIe.-Sclf Help for Young Men,
Who having erred desire better manhood sent Ia sealed
letter envelopes, free OF charge II bensded, return tho
postage. Address Philanthros boz r. Philadelphia, Pa
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For First Glass Printing OF Every Descrip-
ton 20 70 the Metropolitan Job Printing ESTABLISHMENT 81
MAJ All
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IL safe II gives you reputation %
4 man and refinement ~ proves that you possess
sterling good sense aud the proper appreciation of the fitness
OF particularly hatt. Hercc, when you
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way corner OF fuisOn street Herein you wlSe &C.
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wholesale prices At r. KRuTINAs mandatory and ware
rooms 70 East Houston street, between Bowey
Second avenue. All goods warranted.
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sS sewing Machine. licensed Nv the Cous.
bigsson Cont Sent stamp sor sawple work. OF
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('risfadOrO's UnrivalIcd Hair Dye.-SOId and
applied No. 6Astor House. Mandatory % Maiden lane.
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The Famous Corner-D7 Nassau street.
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Mayor Hoffman in Albany-Serenade by the
Jackson Gunrd-Spcech Of the Governor
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10 Ladies' Misses and Cbldrens Boots and Shoes. JEf
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street.
Browns Bronchial Troches, when Allowed
s;Ss s ss .ooSns s. s ss he
,:y: Inn Is, .ns sUs: os n
public speakers and singers are liable.
Circulars of Every Description and Notices
to attend meetings psd IN the nea.est possible
fskfSS Isl JOE
Canada Walt scotch whiskey, Fully EQUAL
70 purity and strength Of flavor to the be; mgoed article
Established in ls00.-The Metropolitan Job
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Cri.tadoro's UnrivniIcd Hair Dye.-soId ana
applied q. NO. sAsor House. Mandatory % Maiden lana
ErrIn9 but NobIe.-self Help for Young Men,
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Pure Kentucky Bourbon mt 81 40 Proof
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, Nc., Executed
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cheaper than other printing establishment IN the
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Royal Havana botfevy.-Prizcs Paid in Gold
Information furnished The highest rates paid for D0boons
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TAYLOR q co. Bankers, Ii Wall street, ". X.
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TELECRAPHIC News
FROM
ALL PARTS OF TEE WORLD.
: The Spanish Crown to be Of
fered TO EsparterO.
Judicial Decision Against Female Suffrage
IS. In England.
The Allies in Front of Asuncion,
Paraguay.
An American Squadron Up the
Paraguay River.
PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION IN CUBA.
Earthquakes in the EIa-
wall Islands.
Sixty Thousand Militia Called Cut
in Arkansas.
SPAIN.
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A KENTUCKY TRAGEDY.
A New Yorker Murdered By a HIshwayman.

A New Yorker Murdered by n HIshwayman.
From the Louisville Journal, Feb I3I
horrible and dastardiy murder committed yes
terdcy on the Bardstown pike, concerning which wo
have elected the following facts "A man named Thomas
Manly, with his partner. from New York, In this
city few days ago engaged In psdng From here
they went 10 Bardsown, where tho partner taken
having with him young man named Wood. stopped
par, OF the day at Mount Washneon, disposng
OF his wares, and In the Afternoon started
In this direction. When q short distance this
side Of Hays Spring they were met By
q horseback, who, with pistol In
his hand, demanded their money They refused to give
Il 10 him or put him of Ia some way. lie then pro.
further In that direction, al ,hore were persons lying in
wait along tho road. who would kill aud roo them
Manly and WOOD not having any weapons, turned their
horses and went back some distance with him, but,
watching their opportunity, turned again. and putting
tho lash their horses drove rapidly la tho drec
ton Of LOUISVILLE pursued by their Affected adviser
who was svidoatiy drunk. Hc overlook them, however,
after chase Of about two miles ard, riding alongside
OF the wagon ordered them TO halt; this hey refused
TO do whereupon hs drew bis pistol again and
fred at Manly, the ball taking effect in the right jaw
and. ranging downward 10 supposed TO have cut tho
jagular VEIN They sti drove ON, escaped from their
assaant and arrived the United States Hotel about
dark tho wounded man talking all he way. At tho
States they goo out sat sometime BY the Ore, and then
went TO q ROOM though the wounded man didn't speak
again after they got 10 tho hotel As soon bhsy
ues thereafter brcsthed bis last The Coroner
for who ompauelled jury, but decided 10 postpone
tho Inquest Until o'clock this evening, and sent
70 the Chief OF Police for sqnad OF men, With whom
he fmmeca lately proceeded TO Mount Washington vash
the purpose OF securing The cowardy assassin.