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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-05-28
The E.frrIe People.

A German professor asked scholar 10 Stras-
borg. Boz. where Is France ?" The child laid
his hand on his heart and answered. here r.
National s1bOOlnaster going round with gov
sunsnt Inspector, wilkins. how do you bring
st5-ings into pence = Pupil Please sir, takes
2 rouod to he public 'ouse, sir p
The little boy who sang " / want TO be an an
SCI IN Suuisy-school With so much energy that
Be 1iaosi cboked himself. confessed to an enter
risiur reporter that be really wanted to be q
oaFtzin OF q canal boat.
a little Miss Of eight, IN Boston. on being re-
oeuily informed that Der sfectionate grand
mother bad made her lie member of mission
AZ society. objected on the ground that she
dc n0i Eish % Be eaten BY savages.n
Eu=E Mammals volunteer secretary > " How
Is this 70 Be- answered, Kitty don't know what
Z s1F IBeadsl-M Mrs. Fiizmode at home on
he S0.h inst, froz to o'clock" Kitty.
Vel, should write and say mamma did not
know N-s. Fisznode had been awav. but wonders
shs shouid rstu-n to stop Ouly two hours"
A lnsy Eho vas urging some friends to stay to
6iza1r felt disznssed when her eght-year old boy
o-ns IN AZ sid: Mrs Jones says SIZE can't
EP1rs 10 bread and Mrs Fox amt to home. 50
diduf Est any butter" The friends tboaght they
had better cine elsewhere, and the lady tboaght
90 too bui she taught that boy that the way Of
ne t-znzgrass0r vas bard before evening.
A Suadsv-sch0ol teacher in Hartford. was sur
F-issa O. Sunday last She bad been explaining
ths Eto-E q the c-gcisxioa to her class Of little
b9EE, who seemed 70 take great interest in the
sto-y- Whsn she tbOught they faIIy understood
ne ssbjsct one Of then Suddenly burst out and
sd b E0lly, III BET yOu they wouldn't have
doss Z 4 BoEsio BiHd been there :"
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The Debateable LAnd--San Dorsingo.
The e. lsy- Of the las, ninstrels. The Ethiop
iEr business-
A revolutionary movement Turning q
g-za5saone-
The Eay 10 treat man Of doubtful credit is to
take note of him.
What length ough, 3 la5y's petticoat to be
4 iittle ab0re two feet
Fe7ple who are Always wishing for something
nee should i-y neuralgia
A pa-tF bszriug Of A dog after Laudseer.
Ezuie5 10 know what be was after him for.
Young ladies' who lace themselves tightly when
dressing Tor dinner evidently prefer grace before
ne1L
Men talk about the idle wind, bat the wind is
aiEays bssy, and. Ike cheerful farmer, Whistles
a. is uork
A p-iuier remarks that be has never been able
70 give proof Of the padding till il was locked
% Ia his form.
j is sid that iron is good tonic for debllta-
ted young ladies. That may be SO bot ironing
is better one.
To What would man taking breakfast with bis
bs--otbed be mos, likely to object To take any
batisr (but her.
The man Ebo attempted to whistle bar Of
soap has ini ared his voice by trying to sing
save Of molasses cask
A contemporary speaks Of fashionable tailor
as being o1s OF the old war horses Of the trade"
4 heavy charger We suppose.
The innate Of = boarding house in Hoboken
describes he programme Of his breakfast as
bells jaagiei ont Of tune, and hash
A youag uaa in the araOr Of bis affection prom
ise5 70 cherish one OF our young ladies' with love
that EOuid survive an army Oves-cOat
An exchange having said 50 The first robin
has teen sesn, but one doesn't make a spring"
The Auburn Bu1saia retOrts Try him with a
bur. and see
Ny laBdls6y,- said man, makes her tea
50 strong that Il breaks the cups" And nine"
sid smother makes her so weak it can't run out
Of The pot
A justice 81 Vernon, Iowa, wound up mar
rage by saying, And now send you to the
county j-l f5r 30 days be was thinking Of an
other case-
A geudsuGn going to Texas asked his lawyer
for . le1ier Of Introduction. The lawyer opened
3 drEEsr, took OF large and handsome bladed
DAGGER knife and gave it 10 him.
NE-k TEaia IN speaking Of cauuibalism, grows
serious for once and seriously declares that, for
Ina oEu pari, he would rather 60 hungry for
two whole days than eat up al old personal
friend
Where vas The fire. asked g lady Of her
beau- Eho rushed out OF the opera-hOuse the other
right tie moment the curtain Tell on the first act.
o. j Els false alarm" said be, chewing cloves
riru-1uvIr
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Or. Livingstone.

A FEW COPIES of the New Work of
II H NJ STANLEY, entitled Z" How Found Dr..
Livingstone," has just been received Il is thick
octave volume Of Ts6 pages, beautifully Illustrated.
Price. $3.50 The sale Of this work in England and
America has been most extraordinary. Over 20 ,000
copies were ordered n New York before the book
ready for delivery. Send orders at once.
10 For sale BY H. N. WHITNEY.
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The VFOrId would he the Better
Ter fu.

UrN n cuHR
y uru 'cz-ui is-s fi- wealth and f.ns
Aut isss 81 lzfiie-ssid and glury,
II vrs Ia hEzau he@-t name
$500 l.ssir- thza in soa- Or stoey.
= uas iusiaal q uursiug uride
Noail i-.rr g. hate o. and abh0r it.
II nu-s reii-s
On love O. guide.
m wu-is wozid b. the betssr Sc H.
1r -er d-a't Is-s IN stucks sud lnnds.
an1 mu-t iu huuas and dreds fraserual,
n irsssul-s iH1 mort Wiling hand.
p Ina tas varld vita the superual:
r ais- ssa--d ~ lrrs's Oh anl vine
Ani CO bruised humau hrurts vould pour it
II Tuurs~ and Nine
WouIs uuus eau.i.ne.
me wu-it vuuid be ths beEtcr Er IL
u m--r v1,ild nct the play e iiis,
An1 fsuer spoll il iu reAearzal:
y tzat-s vzuuld shsarhs hi. knife
n rpod became more universal;
Z uuruz- z-uy win sEss Eruuu.
Hsd frur- tlind meu 70 zdarr it
II talent shous
II truth alu1t,
n vs-iz uoald b. the better far H.
r usa us-s pt-s iu ustls thing
Af--iiuE lezs be- al fheiF daalings;
u hea-tf bad sewer rusiei strings
2 iusulaae their kin1--a feelings
II ueu. uhsa wrong beats down the right,
Eaaid stziks ia-sths- % restore il
II rirht made might
In every eEhL
-hs world uguid be- the better re- H.
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DIR. j. COILS BROWNIES
OH or oDXN NJ Il
IsTHE ORIGINAL AID ONLY GEEUIHE.

HNHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
i the unfounded statements frequently made, chat
the composition Of CHLR0DYNE is known to Chem
lists and the Medical profession" The fact s, Chic
rodyne was discovered and invented By Dr. J. COL
LIS BROWNE Tex Army Medical Staff, and SO
named by him, and it has baed all attempts at anal
ysis by the first Chemists Of the day. The method
and secret of the preparation have never been pub
lshed. 1t is obvious, therefore, that anything sold
under the name, save DR.. J. C0LLIS BROWNIES
CHL0RODYNE, is a spurious imitation.
AUTI0E.-Vice- Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood stated
that DR.. Coils Browne undoubtedly the inventor
Of ChlorOdyne.
REMEDIAL USES AND ACTION.
This invaluable remedy produces quiet refreshing sleep
relieves pain Gains the system, restores the derAngd func
ton and stimulates healthy action Of the secr0ns ef the
tending the opium. Old aud young may take Il It al
hours aud times when requisite. Thousands Of persons ter
t to its marvellous good effects and wonderful cures while
medical exto it virtues most extensiSely usng II IN
great quantities in the following diseases :Choera Dysen
tsry, Diarh0a, Coics Coughs, Asthma Rheumam, Neu-
rAgia, Whoopins Cough, cramp '.ysteFia, &C.
EXTRACTS FROM MEDICAL OPINIONS
The Right Hon. Earl Russell communicated TO the College
Physicians and T. Davenport that he had received IN
formation to the effect that the oY remedy ofauy service IN
Dr. Love- Medical Missionary in India reports Dec 1861
that in nearly of Coiera In which Dr. J. COILS
BROWNEs cHB0R0DfAE was administered, the pstiont
recovered.
Extract from NsdseaI Tnse Jan II Isss-a chorodyns 4
prescribed b. Of orthodox medical practonsrs Of
supply want and OIL place"
Extract from the General Board Of Health London 10
efficacy Choler- 50 strongly convinced Of the
urge the necessity Of adopting It in all eases"
CAUTI0N.-None genuine without The words Dr.. J.
ing medical testimony accompanies each bottle.
Sole Manufacturer 1T DAVENPORT,
- Great Russell St., BoonIbury, London.
Sold in Bottles at Is. M, 2. d. aud is Cd lily
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vonoANo Hous,
crater Of kIIauea, Hawan.

hsss This establishment now open for the re- ,R
10 ception Of visitors 70 the Volcano who may 100
~ rely finding comfortable rooms, good w
table, and pronpt attendance Experience -
guides fer the crater always on hand
Ia Steam and sulphur bAthsi Horses grained and sta
led IL fdesired- Charges Reasonable 4So-ly
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For Lease

THE CROWN LAND KNOWN
- as the AHUPUAA OF OLAA, in the Dis
trict Of HiIo, Hawaii. Il Is a fine Grazing Land,
and is valuable for its Puiu.
For further particulars apply to
JNO. o. DOMISIS,
Crown Commissioner and Land Agent.
Honolulu, March rs, 1879. 493-3m
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TO WOOL GROWERS.

THE UNDERSIGNED CONTINUE TO
i buy Wools at good prices. Woods coming to
market this Spring particularly desired make
freight C. BREWER & co.
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HIDES, SKINS, TALLoW.

UNHE UNDERSIGNED CONTINUE Tc
Il pay the highest market price for Dry Hides
Goat Skins and Goat TalloE.
4s2-sm C. BREWER CO
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TAR.

CTocKHoLsf. IN BBLs. AND HALF BBLs-
- American Tar in bbls. For sale By
BQLLE5 co.
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DOWNER,s AND DEV0E,

A FEW CASKS OF VERY SUPERIOR QUALITY
"A For sale By (D BOLLES OC.
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Oregon Leaf Lard.

Tn 10 and 5 ib. CRses.-A very nice article,
i received per Falkingburg, and for sale by
IL B0LLES co.
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YORK HAMS.
POLAR on.

A Few Of the Real Article, just received
"A asd for sale By BOLLES Z co.
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CHAIN CABLES.

CIzEs PROM 5-s TO I SIS INCH. SMALL
- Chain in quantities to suit. For sale By
8 BOLLE5 co.
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CALIFORNIA REn RRfcK

A EDA PEW OF THOSE SUPERIOR NORWAY
n Brick. Also California Lime and Portland
Cement. For sale By 90 BQILE5 8 co,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-05-28

z ERosEEE OIL. A SMALL LOT LEFT. AND
n For sale BY
s BOLLE5 b co,
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Oregon Dried Apples!

A FEW kaIf barrels, per FaIldnbnrg.
IA For sale By tl2l BOLLEs Z CO.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-05-28
HEMP CANVAS.

u UssIA DUCK. HEMP SAIL TwINE, COTTON
III Duck, assorted numbers, Cotton Sail Tuine, as
sorted sizes. For sale By
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creenbacks Wanted,

EOR WHICH THE HIGHEST PRICE
II will be paid at the Bookstore Of
INV WHITNEY,
a-an Next to the Postofice.
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BOSTON AND HONOLULU PACKET LlAEI

,fkk Q. Brewer a co.-Agents. *
SNS Favorable arrangements always b. 15ti[
made FOR storage and shipment of OIL Bore Wool Hdel
other Merchandise to New Bedford Boston. New York aud
other Eastern Ports. 81 Cash Advances made.
sly G. BREWER co.
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT,
ANCHORS.

EEGLIsH IRON-sTocK AECHORs-WEIGHF
II from 100 lbs. 10 1000 lbs. For sale By
BOLLEs co.
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Johns0n'9
Oregon Sugar Cured HamsI

A FEW of those Superior Hams, Just
Il received per ]. A. Falkinburg. Per sale by
u B0LLES co.
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HAWAIIAN HOTEL,
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands.
A. HERBERT,
Proprietor.

TIHIs HAS BECOME THE MOST POPULAR
j. Institution Of this city. 1t is the one which
ommends most to the favorable consideration Of
strangers. Every one who arrives in Honolulu in
dulges in an expression Of surprise to find large;
so elegant, and such well-apponted Hotel.
Travellers from all parts of the world who have
stopped here assertunanimousy that there house
Of public entertainment the Pacific coast in the
British colonies which surpasses in point Of comfort
and elegance the New Hawaiian Hotel
The building is lighted with gas. The Dining
Room is spacious hall, and can seat 200 persons.
The Parlor is furnished very uxuriOusy, and has a
superior toned piano for the entertainment of guests.
There is Billiard SaloVn, provided with three Of
Strahle Co.'s patent cushion tables The Bed
Rooms are all furnished with spring mattresses and
tasteful sets of furniture, with cold and warm and
shower baths attached.
There arc extra charges for conveyance of guests
between the steamers, in coming going. and no ex-
ira charge for removal Of baggage CT other extra
service.
CHARGES:
Per Day, So. Per Month, $50.
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ED. HoFFSCHLAEGER & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Honolulu, Oahu, H. L [4lyl
HYMAN BROTHERS,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
In Fashionable Clothing, Hats, Caps Boots Shoes and
every variety Of Gentemen's Furnishing Goods SHOWS
Building, Merchant Street, Honolulu. T5O-1y
c. H. LEVERS. J.. c. DICKSON
LEVERS & DICKSON,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN LUMBER,
And all kinds of Building Materials Fort Street. Honolulu
25ly
M. II. DONNELL,
CABINET MAKER AND UPH0LsTERER
King Street, Honolulu opposite Lewis Cooper shop. VIII
buy and sell secondhand Furniture. [l1 1yl
ALONG 4 ACHUCK.
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
General Merchandise,
under the Public Hall. 43-Iy
&. 3. BARTOT. Auctioneer,
salesrOOm Queen Street. one door from Kaahumanu
Street. 4S+ly-
DILLINGHAM; & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE,
Cutlery, Dry Goods, Paints aud es, and General Mer
ehsnese. No. eS, King street, Honolulu [4s41y
THOS. G. THRUM'S
Stationery, Cutlery and News Depot
and Circulating Library,
Merchant Street. Honolulu Also-stencil Cutting En-
graying caigraphy and Copying promptly executed
A. Id. BOLSTER,
SHIP, SIGN, CARRIAGE 8 ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
King Street, next door the Station House.
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Pilot and Navy Bread,
Tn Bond or Duty Paid. For sale by
l. II B0LLES 4 co.
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COAL TAR,

IN CASKS COAL TAR FOR SALE BY
BoLLEs co.
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HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.
PITCH

CtToCKHoLM PITCH IN BBLs AND HIP. BBLs.
y Wilmington Pitch in bbls. For sale by
B0LLRS co.
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CORDAGE.

EIEMP AND MANILA CoRDAGE,
IL Assorted Sizes. For ssle by
6 BoLLEs co.
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81 business Cards. when grlPed ~ gsar. are
allowed discount from these rates whch iur anssul
advertisements. whca paid o. ehargrd guarisriy-
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HanaIeI Packet.

EcHOOTzR FAIRY 2UBZrg
"a WILL RUN REGULARLY TO THE
So above port. For freight o. passags e7ply .
la03m WALKER ALLEN.
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&. =. BARTOW, AuctiOneer,
saesrOOm Queen Street. one door from Kaahumanu
Street. 4541y
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-06
9eOnSa+
8trgtntd, 2. Mat.

DEt 3 lNlU n WFUI'
Sin 8oitbote, tpeIGer int @Gfo aus bem
0oroen bes Staates anfam, bra6te Die
Na6rt0t, baB Die Q~tnitebler BEL Wtoun>
tain GttD iebr in Nen9iten itnO iiber bic
0roDenoe 6altung Der SnafeS 1n0 gtuz
ties. 0ieielben baben maiienbaft nit ben
&~rtegsfarben gei6midt tbr @ri6einen
gema6t.
Sn Mountain Gttb beabfi6ti9t Sic Be-
Differing etne Misunderstanding abz
8llbolten, um S6ritte CUR Sert6ei6tg1ng
GIT tbun, ba es g~e9entpGrttg bauptlG6lt6
an @Qffen mdtQelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-06
SNtnotS.
6 m fppo6. 30. Q[p1

VI Ut W - ~ COs <tRltLs
Sin g%etpifier 8ra3el, Ser 9rc0iger Der
belt geitern cine tpoDlperbtente 3idttz
Seelenbirt bate it6 n6nlt0 in elmer
8eriammlung BON 8afieritmpeln tpel6e
pergal1genen SDnntag NbenO in Der Gon>
gregationaltitenfir6e itattfan0, Die nnz
beri6dtnte 8ellterfung %erldubt, DaB Der
foitiptelige Sarg, in tDeldem cine gSttt>
me 2e8lie tbren titngit per itor6etenNfann
begrnben lteB, BON BEN IDrGnen unO
QBeDflagen Der Santilien bon Srunfen7
abolben erfauft ippr0en Iei. Die entriiitete
Wittme traf ben y@0rtpiirbtgen" IN benz
2aoen 0eS 6errn 0efoe, 1po lie cine Bettz
11e DerDor3og, 1tro i6rem 8eleiotger
cine 8an5 anitdn0ige Gra0t Briigel aufz
5Gblte-
geprta, l. Mat.
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mems SoiepD OstDatD ertranf geitern
9ta0rntttag in elmer Gtfterne, Bic often
ltanO ullO in beren Jfa6e eS ipielte.
8eru, 2. Ofai.
Sin tpeitlt6 9e6enoer Sra6t5ug Ser
Chicago, JtoG S5lano ntD Baciftc78a9n
entgletite beute 8ormtttag in bet 9tGbe
bon Utica, in ga Salle GountD, in T0lge
tpoppn Die GofomotiDe 1tn0 cine Qn3a1l
Der 8aggDnS 5ertritmntert tpuroen.
SOLO,
cincinnati, l. Wfai.
Sn 8remen eri6oB geitern Q6en6 Elm
gepiner Sobn S6nel5er ietne S6ipdz
germ, etne QSttttpe Gan1ens Sierra &eQen>
berger, pG6ren0 btelelbe BEN 8eriu6
ma1te, nebrere tbrer &iibe gu befreten,
ipel6e in S6mel5er'S 6of %gelaufen un6
bort tpegen 8el6dOi9ung Der @arten7
fri6te feitge6alten tporOen tparer. Die
Grmorbete btnterldBt cine 5ablret6e Saz
milte. S9mel5er tpuroe IofDrt mad Der
SDat Der9aftet.
@si@igan+
9etrott L. Mat.
Sobn @or6an, Elm Nrbetter in @bil6's
8aptermii6le in Hodforb, Wtt6., ftel tn
einen &itbel 6etBer Gauge unb &alf n1b
tpur6e 10 16reGli6 ber6ritbt, baB iein
Iuffonnten nt6t pabri6etnlt6 lit.
2StScomftt.
81 iImaufee, l. Mfat.
QooS SEQ. q, 90l 3og ben 6auptge>
mimi bon $40, 900 in Ser beute ftatt9ez
DuU@I4> DlCRuhS UC9 HSNH+IWIt 0tu%%+~
Deretns@ @QbenconcertS".
Spwn+
9ubuqne, 2. Mat.
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StaDt6ale i~tiir3te elmer BET Gdn3er,
gtamen9 8DrDn Start, bur6 Elm offenes
Teniter fGnf5i9 SUB tief berab auf Die
8uOe zines Sru6tfrdmers unb er1itt
iOl0' i6nere 8~erleBun8en, 6aB mani an
1etten Nnffomme11 5lpeifelt.
@tiTourt.
ct. 9onts, 2. Mat.
George 8. 91el6e1. frii6er in Stem Or
leans tpo6n6aft, aber ieit mebreren Sab
rem bier anidBtg, eri6oB it6 beute Wtorz
gen in einem unter Dem gtntten v3um
9Dl0cnen Q0ipen" befannten @a1t6ofe.
G9riittan Stretle ipurbe beute Worgen
lit einern &oftbauie IN Ser Siib l4ten
StraBe eri0ofen 9efnnoen. Stretle tpar
bier eff felt etntgen Sagen..
Nleyarber Gauer, tpel6er in elmer bte>
itgen 8raueret bei6dftt9t mar, purbe
geitern N6enb bur6 BEN St0pfel etneS
9roBen 8terfoiie5 get0btet, tpel6er bur9
Sic @dbrune berausgetrteben, tbm gegen
Die Sttrle flog nnD et1en S6Goelbru9
peruria6te.
Sci einem geftern N6en6 an Mmon6
StraBe itattgefunbenen Sa1t3pergnii9en
tp1rbe etn 9te9er, gfamens 6el1rD @arreD,
BON etnem 9etptlien emanuel Barrier err
i9oiien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-06
SemerSbrnnne.
&ttn. IS. Q[prj

- D IL q StIDy Nptll.
Inn feds It6r bette Srii6 brad in Dem
brttten StoGperf Der Wtarftballe Seuer
aus, neldes bns gauge @ebdu0e in Ni6e
legte. Stint Ber1onen tpur6en unter ben
etnitiir3enoen Wfauert be9raben, nGntz
lid: Gobert Some, W. g. 0otD, S.
8Olfun9er, 9art unb George InOretpS.
Some ftarb na9 8erlalf elmer balbet
Stltnbe; QnbretpS, etn 9tegerfnabe, ltegt
>tn BEN lebten .3igen; 6ort, elm 309ling
Ser me6i3intI6en 56ule aus @aman6e,
Soma, tpir0 e6enfaQs Ietnen GerleBun9e1
erlie9en. Die ltebrt9en erlitten 8etn7
r1tO Nrm6rii6e un6 tru9en anoere GEE
fGbr1t6e 8ei6d6igun9en babon.
Ser 8erluit an @tgentbum tptro olt
$50, 900 perani6lagt. 9aS 0ebGuoe ent1
belt auBer me6reren 8rtpattpoDnungen
McGlain's 6an6els19ule, uno 5u ebener
@rbe bic Marft6a1e. Gin 6eftt9er Ste
gen, nel6er our 3ett ftel, rettete Die an
itDBenoen 6Guier bDr bet Wutb oes
fenrtgen @leu1ents.
Portsmouth,, O., %. Nprtl.
Sn Sofbtu pur6e %pergan9enen Cams
tag Nben0 oaS 5n BEN Wfdotlon S6mel5z
tperfel1 geb0rige 2agerbauS u1o Der gaDet
Dtr0 Gelter 3er1t0rt. Ser Sr9nol0eoeH
miro auf $1,000 gei6GBt.
Memp6is, 80. Nprtl.
Der @ei6dftstbeil bes Ortes Como IN
Wttlitiiippt tpurbe beltte Wtor9et o1tr9
Seuer 3erit0rt. Ser 8rano1daoen miro
auf $75, 900 perani6lagt.
Mabpc, Gan., .. Wfat.
9os 6offmannz6 ars uno ms6rere ar17
bere @ebGlt0e mur6en beute 8ormittag
bur6 Selter 3erIt0rt. Ser 8erluit tptrD
auf $500 0 nerani6la9t.
Mantto moc, 8tS., 2. Wtat.
8er9an9ene 9ta9t brad tn benz BON
Grarnan 4 Mtorie ben1bten @ebdlloe
Seler aus, tpel6es bic anitoBenoe Wtabls
miible ergrtff un6 betoe @ebGltoe 3er>
b0rte. Cine Stunbe lpater brannten
5lpei arrbere 6duier ab, tt beret eitem
ii6 2eubner's Spe3ereibanblun9 6efano.
Ser @eidmmti6aoen piro auf $4,000
eei6dbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-06
Summer Is.
@tSTTppt.
81 m his. 80.

so en- btS, 30. @prtI.
Ger9ange1en 9onnerftog tpurbe in
Safe County, in Wftliiltppt, Elm 8ru6er5
.moro %begangen. 0aS 6aus, lit tpel6em
btele i6redli6e S6at neriibt tplrbe, ntrb
BON Der 6ar1ilie zines Sbon1aS Bbite
betpobnt unb ltegt ettpa 3tpolf Meilen
oltlt0 bon StnaGo6ta. Daniel, @bite'5
d~lteIter Sobn, mar nit elmer QSitttpe
SoD01on perlObt, neldem 6eiratbSpro7
1ett 9artepS Brr6er, SD6n &SDtte, 10
tetnOlt9 geftnnt mat, baB ct erfldrte, @rs
lteren cher ermorOen gu t%polelt, ais bab
CT Die gertptrflt6ung iene5 Broteftes
6nitanOefonmen loiie, PIN 0onneritag
N6eno fam IS bieler60lb Spii6en ben
bet0en SrilDern 3u etnem 6efttge1t Wort7
tDe6lel, tD0bet So6n einen EebolOer 6ers
bor5og unb Daniel in @e9entpart Der 81
tern in Bic gtabelgegero i6oB, un0 bann
baS l6auS berlteB. <r3 na6ber aber
febrte er 3uritf, INN, tpie CT 1oqte, 1einen
8ruoer, ber nod le6te, bollen6s s1 t66z
ten. 9ta6bem e5 benz eri9redten Slater
nit eintger Otiibe gel1r9en mar, benz
8lutoiriti9en BEN JteOolOer aus ben
!6anoen 5n ringen, er9rtff Sener beim
ite6en6eS @epebr unb feuerte einen 8tpei7
ten S6uB auf letnen ungliidli6en 8ruz
Ser ab, oenielben ie0o6 bieSmal perfe6z
len6. 2eBterer lit ieit6em Ser ct iteu
@unbe erlegen, u16 Ser 8ruoerm0r6er
Derbaftet 1nb in bas @efGngniB mad Si7
ralobta abgeItefert morOen.
Neu Satnpf0tre+
G~oncorb, 80. @priG.
Die 8eri6te Der 0abl i'm %Stpeiten Gon>
greBbtitrtft batter Dem replbltfanii6en
&anot6aten 9tuittn S. 8tfe 7 Sttmmen
Mebrbett 9egeben. gs betBt nun, baB
BET Der 3dblung Der Sttmmen Elm SIR
tbnm itattfan6, tpel6er, tpenn bert6ti9t,
Btfe's @egenfanbtoaten g. 90. 8en BRET:
5ebn Sttmmen Webrbeit 9eben piirbe.
Ser @Dunerneur unb bic 2~e9tslatur bat
ten besbalb 6eute cine Gonferen3, beren
@egenitanb Ote Sra9e mar, oh es 3uldifig
iet, cine rere 3Gblung bor3une6men.
@te DerGautet, ptrO man 6teie 8rage benz
b06iten @eri6ts6of bes Staates pors
Iege1t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-06
0ep 9amtpS1trc.
N eatttSuLboatien.
8htIabeIbbta. 80. 8

RbtI1Delpbta 80. Nprtl.
&t9arb Betttt, Elm bier prafti5ireltbcr
l0bofat, nel6er beute bdtte beiratben
ioaen, eri6oB it6 geitern 9lbenb.
&t9arb 8etttt mar Elm Sobn bes berz
ftorbenen &t6ters Betttt u1o Elm 9teffe
bes Wartne> 3ablmeiiters gti6aro 9ettit.
Ser Selbftm0rber mar felt 5ebn Sa6re1
nit SRI. Stalep, elmer @ngldnberin n
@ouftne bes 8tf6ofs Stalep, pel9er
friber in 6pnolulu tptrfte berlobt.
6ente 6Gtte Die 8ermdblung 6es 8raut1
paareS ftattfinben iouen.
8as bteien S%eLbitmorb nod nnerflGrz
It6er ma6t, tit ber l1mitan6, baB 8ettel
erit fitr3lt6 bur9 BEN Sob 5peier Ser
panbten lit ben 8eiib etnes aniebnlt9er
8ermD9enS gelangt tpar.
9eute gormttta9 plabte in Sloanfdter
6otparb & CO.'S SGgemii6le Der 0an1pfz
feileI, tn SoIge pobon bet Wtai6ittit ge@
tOOtet umO bret 9eriOnen bei6dOi8t nun
ben.