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President Grant and his Cabinet.

Tie new President Of the United States ha-
found tie formation Of hi- Cabinet almost a.
difficult O tack a- was tie capture of Richmond
in 1903, and he has leaueI the f5.cc Of IL,
trGthful remark made by Earl Derby In Parlia-
msu.. after being recalled % tire head Of tie
Government "N0 one who has not tried IL.
can have the slightest conception Of ths difficulty
AMI tire labor involved in forming a Ministry.
Few men possessed Of tie ability and integrity
requisite for such @ position, are willing 70 sacri-
fee business and comfort for the e@guiygcal honor
ola Ministerial portfolio.
Il would seem that President Grant lad not
i-utimatcI % one 0f his n0miuee the probability
o. BIZ being invited % the Cabinet. and the con-
sequence was that several rczi-uatiJus occurred.
lie first nominated an old and trisl friend. Hon.
+. 3. W|ashjurnc %, Lc Li- Secretary Of>ate. but
after holding the position a few days. and finding
h= health not equal u the task. this gentleman
was compelled % resign IT,. and was subsequently,
appointed Minister u France.
For his Secretary Of tie Treasury President
Grant desired the services Of the great New
York dry goods merchant, Alexander I. Stewart,
who, a. q merchant, has earned a fame 10 which
no political honors can add. But it was found
that there was a legal obstacle in the way Of Mr..
Stewards holding the Office, a law Of Congress.
passed in 1898, forbidding the employment Of any
merchant a. Secretary Of the Treasury or a. en-
plOyee IN any subordinate Office in that DEPART
ment, who should carry on his business while
holding Office.
\ repeal of the law wa suggested n the
easiest way in which the matter could be rene
died, and the President sent a message 70 Con-
gre-- soliciting it, IeIeal. But q more fun
consideration Of this provision established By the
revolutionary fathers % check the ambition Of
their children. convinced every one that the law
was a sound one. and ought not % be repealed.
The President, therefore, wisely withdrew his
request.
Alr. Stewart. however. -tHl anxious % serye
biz adopted country l6- lie was bonn in Ireland,
and j. the embodiment Of all that f. noble and
T=ai-eworthy in an Ir.-hman.) offered o make
over lis vast business 70 I've 0f the wealthy men
oF New York. % ne held by them duria. bis
term %: oEee all the Yr,Gt= Of tie business in
the meantime being generously given 70 the pub
lc institutions Of New York city and the United
State. The profits axe estimated 20 aE nlEsaHs
a r.1~. which would make the eu.r41uS gift 90
r-,rfsflar millions &, public charities, Lad tie
-aruu-smeut been completed and be hell Office
fr four year. But tie judge Of tie Supreme
C.1=; decided ;ha, tli- was an evasion %: tae
law which could not De allowed. Mr.. Stewart
,hs-.uV"u r~e-i-lel ;Lc Office.
This .aer j. 9ac pt ;ae mos; Tr.ac,ly Ir.I-
-i,r- that ia- ever been beard af, and throws Nr.
Ien.ly noble -.i-. --re-a-u- seven millions.
ia-. -he shade. L. ie,Iay- -Le u..,.-- qualities
mans lea-- % - him tar Oh. Ia'-v -uu 90
.z u-rlI dollars y.ar Do -.fu.s b.. uHl.r-
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The Amerrun .fp sas8ra. Cl-t Hztrhi-srn. arrived on
ne <fth- sssseu t1g.Hal IN Ta.acz1a ~th ths mails 80
oban-i be- sams % 1.sofsa~ anIf rpt.-su=-r.. and
sailed ca ue 21h g. H-rzslr- aud MOI -a---s-
bnt "a st E-tHr. anil f. ll Lsr Er.t ra--lr-.
The T1hilla -shaaaar E4gsHie arrived yesterday. = lays
from Aumalno. =1csts IsLluI-. with a clr.1of ora1-- alI
cneoa1zt- We u1ilr-t-aI -Le VII rst.ru -aaa O. Tahiti
Ia v--ai = th- Gmsas lazy Jass, vhseh Eunery un D.
tTeea tM- part aai saa Tnae-e1 10 ISL and = aaa rs con-
mani-l b. Capt- DasI p Pc-1al9W- re 49, been rezr-y
rsbalr . NV o4u-a D. III zar- PIl1zila ofTahf- and f.
employed 10 carrying e1ts1n fram tat pace l. AaekAlI. y.
Il whsnre g f. -aps-d - EEza-t-
Artt-r from che yart-es4. ilGm. 1- hat ts aa-er.eln
sreru wta~r y. CeicgrE. Cart N-CIlse. q Naat-rk-t. va
a. Tllhsela NogemteE, WIKI &c -Ierm- IT, Ma5tss HrSgaf-
tagcsa, ClgL T1rssr, q N4uf-esat. viii 80 .p-rm. has ~
We Msrqs--ts fr fe Kng-nE Crop T= Ioaa ard Tios
DietEaa had ug-h-f tazr- -l.-tis b@srs. baf ~ 70 rsr1rt
Shlgs -HFeneacet c1E.a4-r-Ll tc1l1 tLere o. account q tie
inurra14u ~ the natives All taar cl1-equert hEI---a=s.
The bnrss Waite All D. q Na-rsg 18th arrived 70 saa
Frzcsc, from fs Pert 90 taz @tsr-,lu g the Isrh. IL
hrl-r lsdsys, a2i te htteE u Gays ra.-aze- Tie Murray
wcli ilal uth t..atrh lr Hal.l1. agrE probably al1t
M -lst - 81 an due A-r- on ~ sa - 1th- IL Gsl-l-
I'm q zee Hatsrsr u4- lat zsesrt4.asL
n Ia clipper Frss Trade, B4--Isy. 1fIIss t1ls turthsu-
h. been chartr1I IN -aa Frrr.e1 o. The Auer-aa Gzaa1
Campaly O. 1al 90 Eslef- taa1L. aat vL rr1l-a,y arrive
hcr- lrrt w~L - may te 4eEr 90 tlere14E- 9. r1e-elrr-
iy q -am-a- ali Je la-r-.l- tr1be h.tzee1 sll-mast-rs
Ar th- .lar basllz houses, uhlrh tf-lteaed o. h4c1me
serious cll.eof trouble
TIE BRIG Erasa4ussa > arrived ham Baker, I.a.I on
Estlrhy a.t. an-r an unusually ir- ua--1ss O. . Gay-- 81
vii al t-L-y on ber rsfzra % IN =1la5 --a1I.-
Th- -rl11l-r LaEa. - t-a-- wa -1EI 20 r1b.-e a-rua- lat
Sltlrtly &C. 5000 Ablut fr4el maths Ps-yl5us th= sane
ves-d brought a. aurtaa sz5z5
The sale ofu- se-1oszr Sstns WsrrHIl &. ~ra-.ro1eI til a.
I0Eh oTApuL
IT, bns Robert csr4H all take cargo Er Portland. a. vel
q. fr Victoria
Irs uoasht that the bark Ets1- Alien may touch here Ia
aSN day., co her nay fan =ytasy q sa Faae.sa-
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ARRIVALS.

Mar fam VI ship George Howand. En0Ete-, from a
Crui-e. With 100 bbi- Whab OIL
g7-HaS brig kam=hanIeha v, Rckman, - days from
Baker. island
Z7-Am wh -hiP Vineyard, smith, from q eruise, Nth
- bbls -T-rm oil
SAN IN b AEaskouks, Morton, from . cruise, eean-
2@-Schr IA No. Powers. from Maui
=--chr Active. CIEuey. from Hawaii
=-Schr NanuoSsWai. from Maui
2s-Schr Hattie. Nuka- from Kauai
g--chr Marlia. B-rru. from Hawaii.
Zs-<chr Anui-. Babcock. from HaWaH-
D0-Am "a <1uora. Hufchfu-1n. 10 dy- I'm san Franc5-s1
I1--chr MARY Ellen. Crane, from Maui
SO-=rhr Mary. frm KalaL
SI-Sshr WarWics. from MoakaL.
9I-Schr Mi Eeki. from Maui
April 2-Tth -chr Eu.enie. Hart. - DAYS from Tahiti
=-~shr k1ua Fnrset. Narchtuf. from Hawai-
Am wh - EaE-. NckeEE-, frul1 coast Calt1glla-
with 500 bh- WI rL
1--sbr Prince. finn Hawai-
3--rhr Elutfe. El -t~r. from N10kaL.
--,Lr Fa4y Qgeeu, from ElaaL
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.sif '.t''' "'.- . 90
'E '. % :
i-- waters % gre racine '-@h' ana '-
- "'a5- .i -- ''- =
NN- TIC I- zen A.e
81. III
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IN
-
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-
49, Gen.
---r- ...t ~ 81. --- ard ....-
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w. . month.
-r -.--.- term u
--r- ---.- vr.-.. wg. make
-- p. u.. and r-r. ever, -s a- -es1a Gav-.
. NJ Lala.Ha. Ea.er.-er.. Mako I-rl-
--. E,u.r-. E-r.1- E-.sEe..-. Eau. kea4-
t. ffr.. .frrr. and ---. .r -fe r-.u t-lr.
-- E.4..e E...r..erl ami Lr.afrl. =
steiner .--.ry. II rt.Er- nine or -sa knots.
and ~ e--vir- fur e- five hundred CONS Of
E..-E- wsl b. eur. .-eI 30 -He service.
We Understand .-lt tle H-u..ial Government
= -tlI debating Whether % rl-, --e hizE.a and
again fGt tel into Gle cl-tia- service Ia-
r1-il only De- done 90 aa eN-s g--wei- sE
D- Ir-, c--t o. 80 -c- r---E O.. sea. r--'g-r-
narse-f DOH -s. arl aa annual e-t % 1- much
more o keep leE % ri1.- an RAINING 40"
any -l-- al.--I 7uI-lA--a % tie public
funds we enter elr Is.,@-- Tie -t legislature
clearly c-a-eul lated tie abandonment u steam
ere On tie part %! tie Government. and invited
private Tartics % perform Tor II q certain service
IN the hI! passed. u also voted a
definite -uG u meet tie service II Ie.:-rIlct-
Now we understand ;aat Z la, been proposed
take that sum AMI use II. o, far - il viii -,
20 ref; the Kilauea. Against such q bold uIo-
cceiIus We protest. for several reasons first, be-
cause the hIlqu.a j. unfit for the service. even if
she be .eawortbv. which many doubt: second.
because there i no authority granted BIZ the
Leyislature" for il; and third. because govern
uent should have no,hip, 10 do a. q princiral in
.uch s,Lbing commercial enteruri.e-. We once
,h,uybr II migbt ne it, influence. in this way.
the mbIic ADVANTAGE. but time has shown
IT, unftness to conduct steam service and
was tie intention Of the Legislature, in the
o., the steamer bil-that government
o. -r
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DEPARTURES.

Ma. Am vi bE Bsu Cumming. H=f=y. . crra--
g9-~rhr kmar-. E4.EsJer. tr Man.
g--clr Fairy grevu. Or htg4-
Ss-Am 81 D. Europa Mai-u. O. cru-
aD--~hr Hattie. NHa- tr krE1l
al-Nm wG o. NGrHrl- Elrur-- O. cruise
Tu-Nm uu - Ur1lr. Have. Cd Crl---
A-Nm "a - G-1 HgwLui. kllst-. O. crs--
aa--rhr Nlllakaw4t.E r Maui
a0--rhr Enlu. &C Maui
gl-Nm ship -1uur~ Uutchtl-ou- tr H1u-@
3r-Nm uh tN HHEl1. IerErGLl. o. Cruss--
@t-ulyg brG P~I. Amy. Nrrtc uceau-
Ct-Nm wh 81 UherlL luii1s. O. cu~r
april 1T : : pss pee, -lrtHu, tr ~lu 'llc-c1-
t-UtW o. PIAZZA, -mifh, tr htvahar-
I-Nm VII ts AuasLalks. NHrt.u. Oh cruise
I-Nm wh hk Nilyari, -u.f.. Cd erlss-
t--yEr ami. BabcHr[f r Hawai-
I-<chr NarLil. EerrI. tr u-vl
t--chr Nui EHsI. fr Nart.
1-~Chr Lust. Or uIwIa.
I--chr MAY EUeu. Orar. % N-ut-
1-~chr Wlr~trk. tr Nlak1L
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NapaD. March 9--The Republicans IL tie co-ts,
are bitter against the Ministry foF aiie-ad ~
archicli pr1c.fviries- They tenr.ad tFst ~
Nan-pegSier BE- divestel or L. r4as- The, acease
the Provisional Government oi secretly pronsz,.S
II place lin upon the throne General Pm 80
tends thar the Duke cannot with Justice be deprivea
Of Bis title Admiral Topeto. Minister % yarf7s
amid great excitement in the Cortes. declared IL,
a kingdom with Noatpcusier on Tie ibronc ~
preferable 20 q Republic Sarrar0 made ? catr.
anu alsllsel speech asserting the sovereign
authority u the Cor-eS insisting shat the futpna
form 81 The Government. and the choice az tha
ruler. should D. left with the C5rtes alone. IL
deprecated the violent pressure which mad h..
brought u bear on TIE Ccrtes b. Republicans. As
lupo.iuc and unfair.
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Ma EprroH in the las, Ga-eas l find d. .

Ma EpITOE in tie laht GI-egs / find N. &,
loving item, or part Of an item
Ozr ret4rt.r. ast 81 tzr-H5 % saalr. - sUhsv -.
IN uur fue8f over use vzs- Es au- g. ia. b1t -, n -
porter aEf-s4si. Wth TIE scuuen ard enterprise Il M. ~
Et-a's arlvaL- and heard liz Captain relating The se-"ag
szt-taucs az which aPf<ar-t u the 6azErrE H. ue
cs-tH r=raTt-r was nj a~a-. Il arf<srs. nat -
aa- Eaa1 Sail - az -Fete-ate JE-r, and gzs dDW- 'FI-r
C1strue1 immensely kGE bgW-H
I distinctly deny ever having to3i anv o,sa
story which the Ga-eee inserted in IT, Issue -
18th The individual who Is suap1sei t. i,e,i,n
that paper met; ne aud said that the reno-
reached their office that l had pat back from :. :
then toll him that il vas a mistake. and astai
to correct II; which lie aii he would Do. g.
tine I noticed that he vas somewhat tspr,aI ;.
Supposed him capable q carrying ny denial -
repor, 70 the Office He must be more or les 49,,
al the time, for he says he - vas early down
On the morning Of the Mary ElEs4's arrival, /,
arrived on sunday afternoon at about I O'Clock
Ny advice 70 that innocent - individual
keep clear Of . t-ngieleg" and thus avoid f,1;ns
into errors in his reports to the Ga-eIs. Of wb;,h :
have noticed many lately.
Very respectfully, Z DEASE CR,v
Master Of schooner Mary Ella
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thls cay formed = to-Itr-u-rbip. and viii carry Ola the
Lsmovr business under th- name and style II
LEW ERS K DICKSON.
Honolulu. April / ISc1. OIL q
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FoR HaVeKove-Psr Ssnar1. NlErh1J-Fmeus pke, To-
vaue domestic rr1ucr, sf,tstg-
FoR SGs-Pcr Para, April t-OgfGt Ill stores NlIleEr-
eign, s30J %.
Foa NRCrIC OcEty-Pcr Psi. March %
Bread. s............-..55 Potatoes. lrs.--.-..---..D
Flour. pkrS : .lfs A4---.-.---.---..-a1
GgnpGwicr, bvs........--.l0 Q
tsun-sC s..sssss.ss.-sssss i'f'"e N"s-as.-ss.s--
Icpl bars. krVs-..s..-.s.-. ..
WIN
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Dissolution OF co-Esarenership
ARTNERs

vENUE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II II o.
d PORE known IS EiSELE - WISSENEACH engaged in
the EutcAerisS Business a, Honolulu, is hereby dissolved by
ultusi consent The business =ili hereafter be carried on.
aud u- debts due the late firm viii he collected by GEORGE
EISELY-
Honolulu. March p. 1893. gu
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ships Mails.
PORT OF HONOLULU. II. L.

Foa s,s Fa.Ser.eo-N vessel in port.
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Meeting ut the Public Hall.
ESiIIiaEel Fable for Sale.
Co-par9mcrskE.s Notice.

SASE SUPERIOR BILLIARD TABLE.
~ With fieisu Cushions. Balls. Gus. Pool Ica-I. &c. &c.
-aqirs or t67l lyJ T. ?. Marlin, Esplanade.
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PA>~ENCE
Boa .ee.1s--F4 'llrea .-aa C
A Ea=s
f.ar T.-lE E aga 90 = or- 80
81 -
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cuuIy, z DIANE CRkH
Master q schooner -Nau Egs.
, 1869-05-29

of oi'd the q unsted 1nH ed ssates Adoeted:
A committee from the old Scnoal assembly waa
rerpr1 On reunion. and congratulated their hearers
rl the ausrcirus result Of that movement to which
the Moderator replied IN frrfing speech.
Rer Mr. Moore ofIcTcd sSolurlpn rrn.oytn..
the growing dispositions Ett7s Q; The Church
10 at,end the tptsa Ard { -saira. an: hariic,-
pate u the sccss.al danct - aud abroat1. Re-
feITGd 10 tne Committee & and Dyertufes
The resolutions adopte Ee Old Schoo! body,
sending to Presbyters :as IS Of reunion los
ratification, were read an Evteh.
A special committee Of : as ordered on the
Epb1ect Of ministers withf Gtges, nni CEarches
without regular minister - are des!rous Of
The RECEPTION o. the d. < Son ,poa, the nobs-
Etan Reformed Church made The special
order for tomorrow uoE =,
An animated discpssi. So had on the best
systematic means q rs..- ...oney for missionary
The Moderator announced ns the Committee on
Resoanssoaa Tesrsssng tae Pops'a@ @ @pIoeamatton; in
ReF; u: WIN. Adams, Professor Caleb MILLS and
resolution was adopted TO attend the decora-
lion OF g.aEcs Of Onion desd IN kings County,
The ion. Commi.1ee On Reunion and Modern
tors Of each assembly were instructed to procure
pastoral letter to the churches on the Eubtct OF
the ratification Of the action Of the assemblies On
reunion.
There Was no afternoon session today.
Amcettng in behalf Of missionary work is to be
In the did School Assembly, resolutions were
adopted for putting to . vote OF the rresoyte1es
the plan OF reunion adopted Yesterday, md Rer.
ana e noS he
Assembly Of the nearly UNANIMOUS adoption OF the
| reunion report
| fourth annual report. The receipts were So, ,1Ga
| number Of churches, =; communicates a,G5l
Sabbath schools, O.: scholars, 4,.n orer 5,fsE
pupils have been In attendance on the das 6choola
bfSitrR the institutes hirh ErhnDt9-nnr each
, 1869-05-29

PROC CetuiHse i4A lt4.. Old and NOW
school FFs+<h3t.rssAn ACnbbtc<-
The 1f:a%t> or .ieulitou accepted by
Roth EfotIi%'-.
NEw YoEE, MsAs =---.l.:t basis ,t reunou was
school. and with -cven dissenting Voices in the
Did School Assembly.
uGr1nR the discussion in the Ncw schoos, Rev.
rr Pratt maintained that there was no t1trerpnce
il doctrine between the Two branches. Kcy Ur
patterson gave history nf the fin,rer. sfs~os nj
wished tnat uTion should NOT be hurried through.
liz also expressed a hope Of union with the
Southern Presbyterian Church. Rev. Juo. 4.
Foote Sid that tho cry Of orthodox was
an empty suuntf. meaning nothing HcF. Ut.
Jphrsop wished II to l,t understood and spFnc II
mind thut there were rr:2l differences bctTeen
them aud their brethren of the Old School, bns the
uiLt, taxer pis..e notwithstanding Rev. d.. na--
Hpr felIoHs.t In the sH1ne sratr, and maintained
lst NJ rsuI.s htt!ng the opinions OF the late W.
Usr,ie5 shoud l.e considered orthodox. lscv. DES
ilunttpgtep, brennan aud Toe fpokc to IL: s3Ere
,iIttt. n.
opposed the un!oa ou the !.oana toAt s'r3e. o:tno
.lpxy md CalrtnIsc. should be maintained, a1t nj
eIvi.culs u !ax1ty allowed to cater. Knv Dra
Atwater Of PRINCETON College, Alexander ocAean
ii BunAo, and Stephen 1e:kts, au 6f,oSe A.r1nR's
u favor Of moderation, lbc1a.iiy aud reunion.
NEW YoHK, MAY IA Joint prsye. mees!a2 q
the THO Presbyterian Assemblies was neld LIE
morning.
In tue New School Assembly Rev: Dr. Adam
offered preamble and resolutions iooNnH 70 t"'
appointment Of joint committee Of the TWO as
aembllea to prepare and publish reply 70 ~
PapeH apostolic letter Of September Is, 1883, as t
certain statement Of reasons why his claims can
NJ. b. recognized and bc regarded - the exprca
, 1869-05-29

VOYAGE Ko-Sp TIE WORLD.
BhEsT, May =.
turned 10 this rer, after having ctrcumnayigatca
the globe She met no accitenr whatever.
KFFEc7 or TIE LATE xLEc77oSs-
PARIS, May 2s.
UlDcial papcrz say that the elections cxtlnsulsn
the OH parties, and leave the Liberal empire or
| posed hy 4 few revolutionary candidates.
, 1869-05-29
NEWSPAPERS.
PROTECTION
TO
HOME INDUSTRY.


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WEST VIRGINIA.

Terrific Hail mud yEind-StoTna Ex.
pcrhcnccti mt WhccltnE-The Hail.
STONES I'm Some Places Two Feet
Dccp-DnihnEc 10 Propcrsy f.sta-
1nntcd ut S5U.0UO.
WuEEL1>ti. May a,.-Ahoct , o'clock this at:c,.
n0Gn tile i1lust terrific r.ltn ant has.osEa ever
known IN this vicinity passed over the CITY. For
iull twenty lutuuies haL.stuner As large a. eQga
and soQle even larger than mems lists, TELL like
RAIN. The water Hl5he1 down Monroe strcet
with irresistible fuYy. carrying away boxes. bar
rcIs and Talls with THE carrc3t. Market ond Main
stre4.ts were roo.lusl 10 tile depth Of foot and,
the EeHeTs being ob:tructed by Ice, the
water poured Into the celiars Of warehouses,
doing much damage. Main STREET, from
Monroe TO Quincy, is covered with hail-stones ia
tht. depth u iwo teet. All the east anil south
windows from the Suspension bridge to the creek
arc broken. aud many awnings completely rljit.ed
The number Of panes broken Is estimated b.
| thousands The loss Of TWO hotels alone amppn1s
10 f2dp. The vineyards on the Islands and hll1
surrounding the city are greatly Injured, and fFn
AMI sha,lc trees torn up BY the rou:s or compelel.
sItp1ed OF lhetz foliage. The iron roof Of the Bal
i rinnnrc + Ohio tlepor We. ntew!l c:!. Many nc
cidents are reported, but no ives lost The aster
mon tsaln on the T. Il. 4: Il Tas compe!le'
TO rtturn before reaching the outskitIs o. IN
CITY. The l,elr Of Tie storm did no: extend mo!
Than mile nlnve the city, and the lover WaIa
escaped the hatl shower entirely. Al TINS nonr.
ia ?. El-tLc rain an1 bail are again ialllne VII
great tnty. The loss Is yartuns!y csImated
ron s.a,t00 10 $so.oGo.
, 1869-05-29

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, 1869-05-29

indian Murders In KnnEns.
MANHATTAN, ka., Nay es.-Sews from Shirley,
Cloud County, Baye four men, out OF q party Of
nix bunAlo hunters, were killed by Indians on
Monday, near While Rock, tHcnty y-four mites veal
OF Shirley,
, 1869-05-29
RHODE ISLAND.

The senate l2ntiftcs tho Etftccutii
National A1ncudacut.
| Providence Nay 2s.-~Thc nhndc Island S:n-
ntc last night. adonted the Fifteenth Amendment
| TO the conststutonsny vote Of = to Ii,
PKov1pEScE. May zs.-Tha E1onsc af Renreseu.
| taiscs, this afternoon, postponed consideration
OF the Fifteenth Amendment until the Jauuarv
session. Tie House VII, ad,ouru Tonight,
, 1869-05-29
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
AppIetons' Journal
MO. 10.
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roxs. orns1 cithc: in rriu: Of ahlsE OF IN point Of
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In ssyt1e tna. ht f,v # The Encsi. wcet2s Of c'f-
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llcatier The tenth number, for Inn" A il afeemrAns".
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Ber: What VIZ Gu. ard Hp~ We Took It = Chainsle.
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c!tntrattup iu thi1 sx}setious APFzxfASh 1oCRsAL-
In fntt /. l1ips t niche Ia American ltet Atrs
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bu. that II should be devoted .oc1y to "Itersor ei'
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and Acae the Joe has net only selcsed but ha'
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FOR SALE BIZ ALL NEWS AGENTS In IL
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