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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-03

THEATRICAL.-Mo and Tuesday
Ford will exhibit his ''Ice Witch" to the
Petersburg people. 445ta3
j. Y. Bowes, late of the Virginia
Opera-house. is in Petersburg painting
scenery for the Academy of Music
there. rIi.1s I'M
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| DANGERoUs.--ltis is very dangerous for
. man to throw brick bats, but when a
woman throws one no one should mind
her, as she don't know whether she is go
ing to hit You in the face, though she may
be standing in front of you, or in the
back. Likely as not she would hit some
one ten. feet to your right or left. But
such was not the case with one Sarah
Johnson, who went before the police
court to-day for having made successful
bit on one Ellen Harper with that missile
commonly known as a brick. Justice
White, not desiring to be outdone, hit her
to the tune of $40. As she couldn't pay
up she was sent under the hill until she
could make the necessary hit.
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DIED..

BURTON.-This morning foo,o,,ou
SUSAN BURTON, wife of Carbry Bnyton osa3 isN'
nr.yseVen years, after long and painful in.
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MISSOURI.

Wife.
ST. LOUIS, October 3.-Joseph H. Fore,
who attempted to tomahawk his wife on
the street here last June. was yesterday
sentenced to ten years. Imprisonment, that
being the limit of the law. His counsel
asked for arrest of judgment, as he intends
applying for new trial.
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COUNTY Politics.
Nominations in Fairfax County.
FAIRFAX @. H., October, /.

j. L i :, 81.
TO the Editor Of The State Journal:
The convention which met here to-day,
representing the Republican voters Of the
county, was one remarkable for its dignity
and unanimity. John B. Troth,- of Mt.
Vernon, was elected chairman, and John
7. Bramhall, of Falls Church, secretary.
The six townships of the county were all
represented. Judge j. IL. Gray, of Falls
Church, was decided lbY unanimous vote
the choice for candidate for house of dele
gates Job Hawxhurst, of Providence,
for county treasurer. No nomination was
made for sheriff, owing to the objectiona-
BILE whipping laws on the statute book.
j. T. Hoke, of Falls Church, for common
wealth's attorney; B. Garfield, of Provi-
dence, for overseer of poor; L. L. How
ard, of Drainsville. for county surveyor.
On the close of the nominations, Judge
Gray being called upon, responded in a
short address, in which he assured the
convention Of his intention to sup
port, if elected, the present constitution,
the township organizations, the public
schools, and to oppose with all bis power
all special legislation. His remarks were
attentiyely listened to by all present, Of
both parties, and heartily applauded. Adj
dresses were also made by o. e. Hine and
Job Hawxhurst. The utmost confidence
prevails in the election of our candidates,
and brilliant and good-natured campaign
is inaugurated to-day. FAIRFAX. I
Halifax County.
AT meeting of the Republican voters
of this county, held at the courthouse on
September 18th, the following nomina-
tions were made: For house of delegates,
J. b. Stovall, jr., II. Clay Harris, and
Mat Clarke; county treasurer, DR.. G. r.
Gray; superintendent Of the poor, r. W.
Weatherford sheriff, Archer Edmondson
commonwealth's attorney, Major Riley.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-03

REoRGANIzED. Professor Kessnich
has reorganized his fine band, which now
consists of fourteen pieces, as follows !:
John Kessnich, leader; John Boucher,
secretary; Jacob Beier, HI. Laube, John
Reinhardt, A. Damner, George Weiss,
Jacob Reinhardt, John BaseIer, John
Reintz, Otto Mueller, Charles Shafer, w.
L. Adams and Edward Wilmington.
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PROF. YoUNa.--This great wizard will
entertain the public for brief season with
some rare ieats of ledgerdemain, at the
Virginia Opera-house, commencing on
Monday next.
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FOR RENT.

~ LE IA LARGE, MO- a.
DERN-BUILT HOUSE. Gas and water in HI
the house, with good stable Accommodations
situated on Adams, between Leigh and Clay
streets Apply to
Sc 1S-tf GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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The Holston agricultural and mechani-
cal society fair is in session fat Abingdon.
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HARMONY DIVISION Sons OF TEM-
PERANcE.-T recently elected officers
of this prosperous division of the Sons. of
Temperance were installed on Thursday
night, there being present on the interest,"
ing occasion many ladies' and friends of the
cause. Under the head Of the good of the
order, interesting addresses were delivered
by brothers G. B. Davis, w. Hancock
and r. Piper. l l-.. lli lfal l.lla
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The Billiard Championship.

NEW YORK, October 3D. Garmier won
the game of billiards with Daily, for
81, 900, the championship and diamond
cue, in forty-seyen innings.
Expelled from The Stock Exchange.
NEW YORK, October 3. GIinnell & Co.
have been expelled from the stock exchange.
The house was largely losing on Vanderbilt
stocks.
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BATTALION DRILL Attucks
Guard, Carney Guard and Union Guard,
viii have battalion drill in front of the
City Hall tonight at s o'clock, under the
command of Captain Hobson. These
companies visit Washington on pleasure
trip Monday, and those, either white or
colored, who wish to visit the capital of the
nation, can do so very cheaply at that
time. '''.il ''N
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A CAvE-IN AT THE TUNNEL
Yesterday morning there occurred a
vexatious casualty at the Church Hill
tunnel, which is likely to delay the pas
sage through Of trains. for some two
months to come. We heard of the fact
that the cribbing was giving away, but on
the assurance of several gentlemen who
seemed to know that an occurrence of the
sort was impossible we omitted mention of
Tit. The officers in charge, having COM
pleted the brick arching at the eastern end,
were preparing to remove the engine,
machinery, &C., from shaft No. 3, in order
that that aperture might also be arched of
the bottom and filed in from the top.
Wednesday evening there were premonitofy
symptoms that the crib-work in the shaft
was giving away, and the laborers working
| in the tunnel in that vicinity were
warned to look out for disaster. Sure
enough at O'Clock yesterday morn
ing the disaster came. The crib.work gave
way, and there was a general and fearful
collapse of the earth for considerable dis
tance around. The shaft is over ninety
feet deep, and when the crib-work crushed
in and the walls Of earth met there was
shock and a violent noise, which awakened
many of the people of the neighborhood,
and induced them to believe that Church
Hill had been struck by an earthquake.
The accident is not Of any pecuniary con-
sequence, as little or none Of the brick
arch on either side of the shaft was bro
ken, but it is very vexatious and trouble
some at
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BAILED. AThe supreme court of ap.
pcais has SO amended its writ of error
and supersedeas to a Judgment of the hus-
tlngs court of this city, in the case of w.
j. Anable, as to allow him bail pending
the appeal in his cause. The former writ
required his confinement in Jail. This ac-
ton was superinduced on account of Ana
ble's health failing. Judge Guigon bailed
him yesterday in the sum of $5, 600.
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THE NOMINATION FOR SENATOR
IN THE CHESTERFIELD DISTRICT. =
The Republican senatorial nomi-
mating convention for the Chester
field district met yesterday at Man
chester, and after several hours of calm
and free deliberation, with great unanimity
chose Samuel r. Maddox, esq.,, as their
standard-bearer in the ensuing election.
We presume there is no doubt of his
triumphant election, the district being Re-
publican by majority of several hundred.
Captain Maddox has been an earnest and
consistent Republican, and has been fire.
auently honored by the party to which he
belongs. 1t is the bounden duty of every
member Of the party to give Mr.. Maddox
cordial support, and we have no doubt that
they will do so. The chances are daily
growing in our favor for the election of a
majority in the next legislature, who will
be in accord with Hughes, who is to be
our next governor.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-03

The FATE OF CAPTAIN JACK. This
well-known Indian and six other Modoc
prisoners were hung to-day at 10 O'Clock
at Fort klamath, Oregon, in pursuance of
the sentence of court martial.
An embalmer is reported as present,
who had bought of Jack his body, show.
ing receipt therefor, with the intention
Of embalming it, and then putting it on ex-
hibition at so much sight, "a lI,l,f
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The bar of Staunton have adopted res
olutions of respect to the memory of the
late Colonel j. B. Baldwin. e]
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-11-26
Volcanic Action on West Maui

A eOrTespOodan, visiting wailaku. gives Us
the following news from the supposed active
crater discovered above WAihee, West Mani.
under date Of Nov. 10th.
Some time last week, while Mr.. James Aexan-
der aaa party were engaged in cutting path
through the dense forest above waloee,-he be-
Ing anxious to verify measurement made while
surreyiug-eane across an old crater ffon ereviees
IN which considerable quantity Ofyspor was issu-
Ing lie at first aitrseatea the appearance TO the
actieo OF the sun upon the eoSgy soil, bat uPOn =
closer examination was eonvipeed that the vaPor
Was veriiaele steam generated some where in the
depths Of the mountain BY volcanic energy. The
vsp0r was sensiely warm. and Of decided sulphur
Gus oSor.
"Nr. Alexander states that there were some sew.
en- ercyices from which the vapOs was issaipg. and
that the whole locality was grown over with heavy
timber ard rank vegetation. There were no indi-
eatious Of any resent fractures in the vicinity ard
as far as appearance Indicate, or may add, any
knowledge oftAe spot is concerned it never having
been visited before that can learn this action may
have been goiug on for = great many years
The locality is on the table lands that lie near
the summit Of the monn,sia Of West Maui, and In
the vicinity are the sources Of many streams that
suppy the Plantations. Some theorists have at
TEMPTED 70 seeount for the phenomena BY suribut-
ing the rising OF the yapors 70 the effect Of the suus
warmth. bct IS Mr.. Alexander reports that the
erevcss are apparently bottoDless, aud the locality
oyergruEu, am iuelped 10 believe that where
there is 50 much smoke, there must be some fire"
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fccnn,unlcatsal

MR EprroR-Some OF the arguments heard upon
the stree, about the Ministers abeudonipg the Pearl
River negotiation simply ridiculous For In
stance, it is claimed that the proposal to negotiate
made by this Government TO the United States has
all the force Of treaty, and that Its withdrawal is
an insult. It Is not correct TO saw that Offer is
binding before Il IS accepted 1t IS highly proper to
withdraw IL for any reasons which subsequently oc-
eur 10 make il less desirable 70 either party. If.
however the offer be accepted before its Withdrawal
Is made known, then the reseiSsiOu OF contract
thus perfected, IS matter Of mutual agreement. Aud
in the present Instance, an envoy should arrive by
the next boat, with full powers to negotiate, Il
would not be impossible 10 arrange the matter to
the satisfaction OF both governments But II is not
all probable that the Catiugt at Washington will
act on the offer before the meeting of Congress
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-11-26

EFrDEauc At LAEAISALCSL-A letter from the
priucipli q the Seminary states. We have q IA
li-uEut fern Of typhoid fever among or scholars-
Zaree have disd within ten days, aud ous more Is
CO Oaha fear. fatally II, besides several uilder
cases e0uFaIeses1E. The disease is confined to the
schooi, ard evi5eaily from local csuse. We BE-
HeTc Is 70 Be tie eIcayation Of cur main water
cOuse seTea weeks a-o. % az increased depth OF IS
q a iuehes, thus exposing the undistarbed accu-
zzilii5as OF sediment Of 80 or 40 ysars past. The
eEzEi1ia Vls gate ofsusivs, ard IS tie schol-
IS bad been accustomed to drink ard mix food
VIII Eatsr tlksu out below, they would have suE
fsrso from auy Poisonous quality impaired to the
Uzfer- TIE teschers' families, using water from
1h1Te the hosses. have suffered bit slightly probz-
biz. f-ul the eeaviun. Ny little gid has been quite
III h-t i conFalesceut- No new cases have sp-
peare1 for tE0 weeks, and the probable c4use has
ceased % be oper1tiTs- Il has been severe tine
Eith a.
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ONE MONTH LATER NEWS.

The bark C0za arrived yesterday 16lk days
fr0u, San Fa1cI.co, and By her We have re-
oeises or nails acd 6iss to November 6
TIE BALBOA il which Prof D01aldson at
tempted to cross The Atlantic, vas caught in 4
Storm oa tie afternoon Of the 9th October The
Profsssor CT loose and escaped safely, While the
ballooa Eeut Of ziih the storm
God has aHea to loo, and the resumption Of
silver Psyueuts Is progressing Slowly It Is ezti-
mated that there are S5-0o0-o00 silver and sl35.-
100000 gold IL the United States
BIB. ClaEiu GO, Of New York have failed.
Reps5licaH majority il Massachusetts, 1900.
Dezoczzts have earned Nez York state b.
1890.
YeI0z fsEsr Is rapidly abaiiag il the Soath.
Stokes Vas found guilty AMI seatsnced to four
wears i-p-.Soanect-
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News via Portland.

b. tie arrival Of the barksati5e Jane A. Pal
kirbsrg. 70 days from Portland, and the atten-
ti01s of Capt Brown, We have received few
Portland papers, frOa which se CLEAN The follow
ing s-zzz--
Tie Preaiun on gold has rsceded to los, and
tie G0EsT5mest, Oct p. has instructed the "a
ri0ss treasury dspostories 70 pay Oat silver in
sans q Ere dollars On seeosnt Of currency CHI
rutioos- Us6er tbs order 100000 IN silver vas
paid out dzring the frst t~o dayz
Relatinz % he Costa Riea, We fad these
items IL the Portland pspsrs:
The R.siss Nal co@paay anaszsss That no
lssazsr VII Be Eszt 70 Hoaslal1 fer the present
A sssa a the zaEtss i de:sE1issa Il Sss Yerk,
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HAwAuAS ISDEFESDEScE DAT.-Fridsy the sSih
ms, Is the anniversary Of the oiut recognition Of
EaEsiilu IndePen6srcs b Grea. Britain and Francs.
I1ere Wil Be grand feast AZ the premises next to
tie Palace Er3uoes known formerly a Price LARA.
mes resi6suee, where provision VIII Be made for
Eeutieusn ard ladies, are invited o. the eve
uiug preTious there VIII b 4 toFehlizht procession
through TIE city and boufrs On PunchboEI Hin
Tse El1es VII trru CT o. parade during tie CAV,
ard TIRE the n1ti0u1l sslEtes- Altogether there pro
Uises 70 Be gate display il honor Of the day.
We are requested 70 state that foreigners, who
receive iuyiatious the feast vii please pin their
faz cards o. their e0ats Ehich vii serve As pass
q tie feast
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w- -4-Enza g. - Ilzi--- AA-e q t1e eor'A-
- -a-eL ~-s11--r s1s-lez Aa-r1c-- Al2 "a
- t- zE-in-E t-u---- = -1e 80. 2zai-AA
-, -. \. -.-s-u- TIE SIN oF So. cE@.Ers
-. -, r-rs- s.s1-lz 1zs sl-;--g so1zl-irted
~ 49, IRA Sea- tE Ell1 resFoa-e-- ease eAile %
81 -. IA rs. ara re sTsssues hzF-
r-- ssrr huzr1 u- Ersar isr--a q - s-a-a. -
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-. 81 Er.l sez-zseS-z'e'o-- IzEsiss aazt-
- r.e.s-- ra-I. -1r-r q A1zi-iszEu-ioa- Insre
- y. $3.50 uz.z.E. fhs pettig. Eas with
ElEE
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- - - - Ea--.ses q r-r-sszz = H. 1tr.
Ha1u.
- 49, 80 - 49, ~ z1--a.. nar--g
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z--as- w.r ~ -uz- r1--rut 14zEa-
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PASSENGERS

- -. - 49, E.-zaezzz ~ ---izzi sFis-
- ma Ht-.aar tn Ess 49,. Az-E
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o. Ez1as P 1-1s-zs-- I " l-ae ~
-, = $3.50 80 - NasisT - ne - So
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ANEErcaS TEkNKssrvrSe--Presi6ert Graut has
issze. a r-oc isulaticu reccu1sudiug that ThuH-
1zT. Sovs7ber = Be observed a. 4 DAY Of uatioual
tsa-ssSiVi-s- payer, and praise throughout the
AEz-iczz Jnioa- As AEeriean eitizens have been
O. he 1z1lt q observing lie DAY n Ec1oirir ar
zzH-eDszts have bsen made for pzhlie services AZ
he Fo-t street eAzrch, ard Mr.. Frrar ~iu deliver
eeoz-se aFP-oPrizis 10 TIE occasion a. i o'elock
A. n CT KAT ear
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A SAroE AEr1sr-In TIE book store window,
GO = seeu pictars ct the whzlesaip james Allen
d-aEz y an zu-zu<ht Esquiaaz1 sailor, on board
ne as7Vs vessel Il IS perfectly dose. as If il
ha1 eeez eoiiea fro1 pature By Photosrsply. While
= EaSaaasi. Sspan, tbs artist showed his skin il
S-uEiu- picture GA British var steamer then il
rc- saic1 lie o5esrs declared Eas perfectly mar
re,cus- Fac be the aevartages offered in Eastern
cl-azs- q E5Eht bsccue ! octeG u11rfue PAINTER.
rs tziszt j. this lire ozSht 20 be cultivated
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s--ENrT 70 RzG a letter frozs Waikiki Iafe-u,s
Is teat rrtive, u-7sd Ki1ckclo, erts-cd ChinA-
az's hc-s-, attacked In. stole sc1e articles ard
sste=pte1 TO ssezPe- Re was Pro=Ptiy arrested,
z-s al = t-iea
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NOTES OF rnE WEEK.

- Z : ara n n. Esvisas, Tie wesitAy oil
SsrSAA-ss e Nsv Bessore, arrived Al san Fra-sis.
CO o. the - i-se
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- Doz's fo-gsE Na-zss Kzi<bts benefit. o.
sI1u-9ay sTeuirE- Sbs las EoSt ieaPsias Ill G
s1-s fc- he l0vs-s O. souz as5 The bale, See or
aerc--iss-- eciu-us to- r-o--aume
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MADErD, Oct. 23--The Spanish Government has
sent : note 70 Foreign Powers. complaining os the
f-tsrt5ouai Interference Of Frraeh gunboat. BY
uh-h the naval eseage1sat Of the ssht vas brought
on. Madrit journals charge that while the 6ght vas
going On men On the French feet shouted, Niye IA
Rsruhlilue soeialet' also. that French steamer
has tzken provisions to the city and that the Consul
q France violates the obligations Of neutrality
l. Is reported that Republicans have uutilated
their prisoners and that Carisss have consequently
resolved % give quarter. hereafter.
MkpEIp, Oct 36.-The Government feet arrived
CT CartaSsrA o. Thursday last and formed in line q
battle The forts cpered Ere without eject. The n
szrsezt vessels reuaired inside the hsrbor. An
-sgs=s1t vas expected the following day. The In
uar-ial saws the Insurgeut Junta Of Cartagens de-
rauss ransom Of SIC 900 each fer four merchant
men eaptzred By their Heet-
MABzro. Oct sT.-the Insurgents vessels obtained
tEsaty nillca s0Es BY plundsring usrshan;men at
Valencia.
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- T1c-e seems % Be 10 eaa1cc Of the return
Ct ~ Costa E-z- O. szy oshsr steamer IN he rev
Azs--alizu Lac eozEznces. Conserving vhieh al
tseutis a1riees ARK gives CO ogr editorial psg~
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Enropcan NJ.

fkEIs. Oct ea--A letter fruH S1-atra saws The
sxps3isiqa - Aeseca. t. take rlaes in Osssbsr, Vii
ccasss 81 sess q 80 saiPs ard steamers. and l2oce
% is,eQo zs- there vili probably Be hard 6ghdag
&C the frss lan3ng. AMI perhaps heavy les 4
life II the first q the expedition bat the ensny vii
ard breach leaders.
BzE1rS. Oct. ls.-Priree Bismarck arrived to-day
s-e las been n eose ecrfsrs-ce With Emperor VII
Ian A change in the PrRssiau Cahi1e. Is runerei
ard Is ret i-rrobshle. The Prince viii resume bis
psste- as Pesi3set e The Miaistry Of State place
" Vse Eao7-
LsNpsx. Oct- si.-Oue huudred and sixty-fve
thcuss-6 dollars Ws-r SHIPPED 70 dky fTc ScuthszP-
tee fer New Ysrk, Aa3 SlsS,eoo from Liverpool for
Qrebec-
BEErrx Oee- = -Prince Bismarck has been nap
p1izted President Ct tie Prusssa Ministry in place
q General Von R5on- Il is understood that the
-str-atis- carries vita the sEecsaa control CT the
Whsls cabinet, which be dsazied Preriozs - his
signztica sometime ago
DErSpES. Oct. SHE death Of King John, Of
S2x0Ey. AZ Plutiz. Is announced this morning.
TlESSA, Oct. 2s.-Therv Is another psEie on the
Bszrse. su3 the GoTerr@ent Is endeavoring e ssect
= settle -e1t Of financial diEcuities-
WAsurNsrgS. Oct She Treasury Department
has resolved despatch fru1 Special Agent Csttsl,
a. Lon3oa Announcing that the Germ an Govern nsnt
bad subscribed S5ee9 zoe to the purchase of the rev
per cent bends This makes sic Zee zee. rhich
has .lrgzky heez subscribed frcz that alone.
and IS ons-thir5 q the suhsrriPsisa.
NV YeRK. Oct -. - DiStric. Attorney Phelps
conc lrGe5 his ai6resx n the Stokes Couassl
Trs-zI1e. fer the prissner, thea summed upoa some
peats the Judes for the consideration Of the jury,
ard tbs Court then took Aftsr re-assenbl-
lze Jz3ge Davis began his charge % the jsry.
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- Tie arrivals a. he Hawaiian Hotel, since
November 18Th;
Cars d ksl-sy sTEs Ala NJ Hirs -h1G wash 7
Carr g A Sri-h- @Na--1zs' vs. 4 S1.ue CaIifsru5a
Cart EaEes, D rare y Gi-Ti1 4 II LAh1iuA
Case ? Ba1ltrr. sArroit1' NJ Wuirsrs
Lar- F1nssra u '-lzucis' " Wssta-ock Arbnny g.
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2 frsrekr-s. Nakauac. Lieut Cen " Hcf " > Il
: = Daleg, $500 . servant. SE1 Fr1ncascu.
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A Ca NansE-.
Z Z WIlsrr y DAVIS a II
2 BaE Moi1kHt ECrHy.1r, VI eh re, CS
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- Tss steamer kTaRca rsturrs OF Satzreay
troz kosA SIC sOes ~, - 70 virawara sszf
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a Card--LEcT G. ThurSt0l vas walking IN solitude
ths border land she had reached the 7sth anniversary
q her Efs- Eauy fe1cs gathered aruund her touching
cords nat VII vihrzts forever Win loving hearts and
hands. they united In making her olar pathway smooth
anE scf- leading thrurEh green pastures. and beside st
u the grateful sn!oyent o. such syPathy she
would calmly EnEer the shores q tine
her f1urscure yeartu called 70 wax forth II immortal
to-
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- b the seAsozer Priaee tais morning. We
l-a-- t1zz uz-ive voza1 b The name O. Esshss.
nriu- a. kasaaeue. No-th Koaa, vas murdered BY
s1c-e perScr rrk-our
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= B-i,isA Bs-k BeHvoi-ilch, Harris. arTir a.
S-a tr-asisso Nov. ;, tweziy Gays trca tAk port
Sc -ock Raj
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- Ceisf Engiueer Elssisyc- * seen sPPoiui-
&C . ~ so@zaaa q the EoaolElu ARTILLERY, vise
Jcsz Brown rvss-uee