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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-02
News Items.

orEESsrows. March s.-Col0uoI Pearson was at
taczst a. EkgEe By lArge force Of Zalgs. The
LATER defeated With enormous loss and pursue
. E4i41siiA, Of the Lalus' military kraals
ColgGsI Wood reports be has captured large uan-
Der Of cattle The bs4IIh Of his troops good The
attitude OF native tribes IL the TrAnsTaAl Is isGGet-
ing, A1t l. feared the chiefs have formed league
against the British. The Governor Of Nautuis has
F.0ra are At SunaGs bay. They have q cases Of
suAL- p0I board.
LSSpoS, March IA correspondent AZ Cane
Town says C0loreI Pearson after repul.iug the
Zgla attack. which occurred February 18th,
burned EQIAmedia-
A dispatch FROM Kimberley reports sha. the ZuIu.
have 6grus1 eight kra1ls bs.0ugi 70 friendly CAT
res near Doorn5srg, and killed the Inhabitants
AL fears Of successful invasion Of Natal have
disappeared.
TIE agitation in TransVlaI for Independence has
diminished, IS the attitude Of the tribes becomes
more threatening. Il Is reported that Chief Seco-
eoeai . preparing 20 attack SsydenhGrg, in Eastern
TrznsFaAl.
The Cape Ary14 pablizhss the following from its
eorrsspoutsr: II the 6eld: Tie ZaIgs now desire
peace, consistent with tribal independents
szEeEBIs. March I3.-The catastrophe, for soas
days apprehsndst. occurred this morning. Aided
By gale, the water broke through the dam 4ad
rushed IL broad streams towards the town The in
haoitantz are fleeing.
The Synagogue has fallen. bgrying a number Of
people Wh0 n1c sought refuge in It.
A dispatch from St Vincent says: There is in
menss delay here in e0Sluy the transports Carrying
troops S31th Africa. The facilities are sr
inadequate The Steamships Rassia EagL1ad Fr-aes
Eyypt aud SPAN are here, some several days and
sJIll far frsu full Of coal
iisu4tch frun SEegsdiu this morning SAYS
Afsr fearful uight Of anxiety al Efforts proved
less TAe water broks through with immense force
AZ n n. Carrying away part Of the railway sta
ton snbAnkusn: and rolling stock. Within three
hours the town many feet deep in water. Ter
from Thousands are heard Houses are crashing BY
tie score and II many cases carving their inmates
With them. God knows what We shall do tonight
There Is no gas, the works being fifteen feet in
water. fear shall run short 1f food. Oue boat
vas Just g0ing TO large hoaxs-flll Of pe9uls
Ehea fearful crash carried With Il the whole iviug
freight. The scene Is simply hsIrt-rsudIug. Oysl
50 600 people are cut Of house and home Hundreds
are troEning and the water is sill rising rapidly.
SEegsiia Is the second commercial town il Hun.
gary, k1t has been IN inuineu, danger the pas;
weak of uaniAEiou from the river Theiss which foE
tEroGgh the town. Several large dykes ur1teccin.
the hack Of the town burst, and the safety Of ID,
town dsPeated the eubanknsut Of the Afford
Railway, 20 strsugthen which al Efforts were con
csGrTzrsd-
Another dispatch from Srsgediu. Hungry, says
The lIss elbAnsneut Of the rivsr Thesis burst early
this uoruiuz, causing immense destruction and It i
feared great loss Of life
PEsrH, March 1.-The greatest e1eitsnsn. i
caused here By the SEsgsiin disaster.
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DR.. J. COILS BROWNIES
OH LoR CD x NJ II
IsrHE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.

CHLORODTNE Is admitted Ay the profession Be
the most wonderful and valuable
remedy discovered.
CHloRoDYNE h the best remeay Known for
Coughs Consumption, Bronchitis,
Asthma
CHLoRODYNE edectnAlly checks and arrests those
too often fatal diseaseS-Dphth
Fever, Group Ag0e.
CHLORODYNE acts IKE charm tn piarrAOa. and
IS the only specific In Cholera and
pysentsry,
CHLoRODYNE erectually cuts short all attacks OF
Epilepsy, HyStrEta Paipiation, and
SpaSyns
CHLORODHNE Is the only palliative in Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, 6ont, Cancer, Tooth
ache. Meningitis. &c
From w vesalins Pettisrew NJ n. formerly Lecturer
81 Georges Hospital. Lond0ns IL have hesitation
in stating have with medicine Ell
czeious Is Anti-spaSmodic and Setlave.
Il In Consumption Asthma, nlsrrho and other Diseases,
and An perfectly satisfied with the results"
Earl Russell communicated 10 the College OF Physic.
zns that he had received dispatch from Her NSesty's
Consul Manila the effect that cholera been
CHLoRoDYSE See LaRcsi. LIST December 1854
CAUrION.-BKwNRE OF PIRACY AND lNrrArIoSs.-
The public further cautioned; forSery OF the gov
ernment stamp having to the knowledge Of the
Board Of Inland Revenue
CAUrioS-viee- ChancelorsSir Page Wood stated that
CHLoRoDYSE; that the story Of the defendant DELHI
eratsly untrue which, he regretted say, had been
to-See RHses July 10 1854
Sold in BEETLES AZ Is I'D, - 3d. Is 6d and lis each
None Is genuine without the Wo<as " Dr.. J. COILS
BROWNE" the Government Stamp Overwhelming
sole Manufacturer j. II. DAVENPORT,
IS. Great Russell ST.. bloomsbury, London
Agents In New York, W II. ScaIU'srIS Co, ANA J. c.
wills al Sun
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e Owing % the very light winds that have
prsEIllse FOR some tine the iutsr-izlaud eoasting
t-zzs By sEiizg vessels has been hiudered very
uueh- We hard CT ore ezze Of eo4stinz schoou-
e. icing 81 Gays from the neighborlng Island Of
NolokEi, owing 10 the viEds o. more properly
susakirg Al almost dead calm daring tie entire az
dags SEch delays ls the shove viii Tot aEsEer
people Who must use dispatch IN gertiEg their pro-
c1c= 70 HonoiE4l aac EarEet. ard the couss-
q1e1ce III De tEE substitution Of snail steam YES
sels irsteac of sailing sctocuers- Speaking Of
snail coasIi1E steamers for the iuter-i=lGud trade
Ee are o. cpili1u that the steamers could Be run
&C 4 EEck uor- econoniczi basis, thzn a. present
Il instead c. using bifuuinGEs coal they we're 20
use zL-hrEciLe coal, there would Be : saving OF
the arcl= Of zz. IN s4eh ease Of Al least thirty
fArss Per cent. Ehicn i n large item iH years.
o-sinszs ard Z worthy Of 4 trial Apart from the
eccrc1F u uzi1Z anthracite coal b the casting
steamers. the certainty EsIh Shich steam can e
EzEerzte1 under Inc 1osr gEiaTorzbe c4rc1uztzrces
i GuoL1er arEEezrin taEor Of hard agzinsf soft
z coal fuel Upon this subject ss EiI have more 10
say Etter lie, Uheu hope 70 Be able to give
emphasis . Fr-g1-I-el,-1tiuEs Is fzcts that
Z VII cU1Ti-ce ths uosz sk=Pticzi that new de-
p4rr1s VII E1Fe 10 Be taken upon the failure man
azeusut cf the hasiness Of these IsIsncs both a.
regards The IEbcr supply and the modes Of TING
/ PsEtzrioE-
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Ma EDTroE-Snr - perceive in ycur eoutem-
porarys issue OF Saturday last advertisement TO
the Bsuev0leuI," aud alter much thought coatess
cannot see whether il means beuevoieuce or busf-
ness Clarity 70 the unfortunate sufferers or cheap
advertising 10 the American Sewing Machine Co.
II IL i desirable project shall be happy to assist
bat NO1ld like hear Others views on the subject
Do the lepers want ewing machines.
Yours, &c, IMPORTER
Eocolulu, March 81. 1879.
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MEMORANDA.

Esps-z q hx--e les Perkils. Jes.sc1- Nzs.rr>aiec
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Z 4ayz -ns - uzzl-s La = y ia ",
z1ok - r-.sss szrvzg Arrived Hea1lzlu MA-eh ~.
- esr- $3.50
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- TIE Russian zIn-of-Ear ''DJiguitt- which
has sezz II his port Tor several weeks, has hauled
alongside tie ?. n : : Cos wharf. where she IS
rsczivIug coaI previous 10 her departure, which,
ne az erstitzsly informed, vii * il few Gays.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-02

- See outside for piece OF original poetry,
written for the GAzETTE b. gifted gsatls9zu Of
tbs eiEy. L possesses rars ueriE
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~ he steamers LikslIks, kilaasa Hou and
M5k1ul. owing 70 the prsvalsace Of the strong
t-z<= Eir5s. id rot leave yesterday as advertised
Tie steamer LiksiSs vii leave tais afternoon A.
o'c-ock- We presume ne other steamers vii also
leave To-Day, me exact hour unable 10 state
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-02

PUT iSro PoEr N DlsTSESS-Yesterday morn
Ing the P.cl6c Mail Steamship CoupA1y's steamer
Alaska % GAYS from san Franci>cO, bourt foz
Honzkons. Chlna. PUT into this port in distress
ard short Of coal We did uot ascertain the extent
Of The damage he 8hsskA encountered vSry heavy
weather since lszviag san Francisco, Fortunately
lives were lost iniary sustained thai cannot
Dc repaired In = short time. he following 5 the
purser's memoranda;
The PAcise Nail Steamship Alaska" St59 tons,
Wm- 5. Sesbary. Commander, sailed fron San
Eraneisco Nsrch 6gh a. 10 Is a. N From March
9th to March Ssh bad moderate gales iron W. : ".
70 W. y. W with heavy ssz thence 10 March 2l>t
had light variable winds ara hBe weather; ,asucr
10 March I'D strong breeze IRON ". ;. W snc
moderate sea; March 24.h fresh gale frUn W ;. ".
aud heavy SEA; March 18th heavy gale from W. 5.
W Es=riBs 10 West with violent squalls aud trs-
DenduUs cross SEA, ship laoOriug heavily; March
10Th gale Still Increasing With violent squalls,
more regular but very heavy. AZ 10 J. u uler
band on ruddsr slipped, ship filling OF 10 trough Of
The SEA. shipping large Quantities OF water, break
ing ~ quarts and carrying away guard beams,
boats and house work, al a u repaired rudder
head, and orUughr ship 10 the siud. going dead
slow, and shipping larse Quantities Of water gale
still The sane az 10 a. bore Up for Honolulu,
for coal and repairs March 9Th gale still blowing
sea more moderate; aud thence to pOr; strong E
y. Z wind and head sea; arriving u HouolClu
April lst AZ Is l. u
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-02

~ Msss-s- Williams, Blanchard & Co, OF san
Frzncscn, lave informed Mr. {. Afoug Of this city,
y letter per ZeslAnciA the 18th ulE0. that the
steamship Of their line which left Hougkoug last
u1uth. has tE0 nurdrsd passengers on board tor
these Islands his viii q cheering news 20 many
Flz1ters WHO are il pilikiz for zborsrs.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-02

- Good Friday : a. had, ard all those who
-rczirs 4 superior gEslity OF Hot \ Bans VIII
CO Ezl % cal a. Egru's, o. Hotel street
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Iu ROYAL HAEAIIAS CIEcus.-The entertain
us1t the above establishment OF Saturday eve
ui-z last, on the occasion Of Madame P4uIire's
o-n=dt, 49, AL Tat Eas promised, and Es glad
ttzt tie tzru oEL q the people Els O. generous
scale NJ L1prpl with his truup Eil give one
more performances o. Saturday evening next pre-
vlc-s % th=ir going 20 the WIntEsrt Islands. We
hope NJ L vii have good house OF Saturday
eFsciuZ5 be Vii give rare SLOW aud deserves 10
q encouraged Although the weather has been
against hin Tor the past Esek, alt Ole boreAs made
L1p-1I come down peg o. Two, Sill George, uu-
1a-Etet. cones ~ % the scratch for rev bout
Eitl dame fortune % Saturday night Go and see
hgE vel be gets 01t- Wen Oct o. Georges pick
Al ne tine
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-02

- he rsE1lE- meeting OF the Male Social
Cl-b ziI Be lad tomorrow CTaurStay) eyssiuz,
a. 80 1'clsek. A. the us1zi place.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-02

- We tzke pleasure ia calling the attention OF
our readers 10 the advertisement OF the Eizton
Ir0u ard Locomotive Works. corner Of BeaI and
Howard streets, SEu FrzuciScO, California This
large ard vel sqpotutec establishment Is an1uz
ne 1rss establishments il the States certainly the
largest o. the Pacific coast. where any and all arti
css n their l1= eau b had AZ the shortest notice
zcc Tz-rzctet 70 give satisfaction
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-02

~ Tie w0rknsu euSaged in baIldIng 81 the
EsFl4rG6e the wire trzuWsy, 70 be used On plan
tztio1 il conveying sugar 70 the beach. we're very
urcersuouiousiF deprived Of their drawings and
specifications, 6F gust Of wind oI1EiHg them 10
So MS accident vii czgse some i1Sonyenisnce
% the Eorzue1; hus not sgf5cisat 70 postpone
wCrk entirely
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- Cal aud see Msllis & FiseheI's grand dis
pay O. Iac-s. szoro.6sries, trimmings. etc now
@ ezEE1ltio- A. the California Oue P-ics Bazaar,
Fl-E .-ruer
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1000 Cases of ELECTRIC OIL

Just received Martini DAVIS direct from Bostons
which vii sell BY the single case a.
low price
fair Discount Will be made to the Trade
This splendid on has been tested By Governments
authorities and guarantee il 10 be fully up to the
standard test az 1909.
"a IN DILLINGHAM; & CO.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-02

a1t instructive sIhi6itiou vii only Be with Is :
few DAYS louZ=-, and &c feel Ike urging our PEG
PIE % 20 and see i. The children should see
tk= mechanism q the Bi4cksuirh's Dream, be-
case Z = Instructive II It's tendencies ard vii
rupzy these Eho spare the tine and the twenty
~. esE-s % g rEaL Ea-s q r-charicsl ge-Ils-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-02

~ ne weather eurinz tue past week has eeea
dry and At times the atmosphere has been saltry.
On Thursday evening We bad strong trade winds
which NE presume will eoasiEae, 50 that the fears
ee,srtainea By our citizens that NE were going 10
have sickness which is always the result OF south
eriy Winds, have 20 foaua2iioa In tact The psevs-
iz-ee OF typhoid fever which attributed 70 the
southern winds We have bad OF late. and the fatal
ty o. the disease among the native population vas
veil calculated 70 zlArci people. bat EAppuy TIE
wind shifted ard the trades troEa the northeast
have driven OF The dreaded disease ard the people
breathe free- zszin- We hear good Zeal 81 CON-
pisiut froua the WirdSsra Islzncs On account Of
the scarcity OF rsin- few good soskins showers
Just aow wonlc DC god seed TO our agrteailerists
and especially 10 our sugar planters
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SOLE AGENTS FOR THE Balm WAGON

For further particulars concerning Mr. Edisou's
dsrfi invention, refer you 10 the Scientific American
Of March 2 Is-s:
TEx ELECTRIC LIGHT vs. GAS CoNPASIEs.-The
announcement that Mr.. Edison has discovered
means for dividing the electric current indefinitely
thereby making it possible TO use electricity for
lighting small areas has had marvellous effect in
bringing down the value OF gas stocks. The stock
OF the Chartered Gas Company of London, for eI-
ample, has been deprecated in the market between
i've and ten million dollars. if We NAV trust 8
statement made before j recent meeting OF she
company. AT an suction sale of gas stock 10 New
YORK city on the 18th of last October shares Of the
Ne@ YORK Gaslighr Company, that on September
IIth last, brought 9Isl, sold for ISL. Shares Of
the Manhattan Company that sold for 2001S in Sep
TENDER went for 1874 Whether this enormous
falling of ia value ia SIX weeks Is 10 be charged Ell
trely TO the fear of electric competition does not sp
pear; but evidently the larger part Of it is for 8
similar decline Is noticeable IN othea places.
As Jet quite prepared 10 furnish our Gus
toners with Electric Col in quantities 70 suit, We
in f-sz Al - n be- thing
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-02

- The Eouol-Il WOrkiugueu's Liorzry Asso-
ciElioc net ca Saturday eveainZ, and completed
their orZau<-li01 b the election Of the following
Board OF Directors. viz 4 J. Cartwright, A s
EzrrEe-- AieEaucsr Young, L Way, J. Fl. Back
c. 7 Rodgers, P Dai-on, J. Asdworth, and A.
EsPo-ru- ra= directors we're authorized 70 inquire
iu-5 ne expectancy q procuring charter for the
association
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sLDDES DEAEE--O1 the eFellC = CT Lac sL5t ulto-
A. about o'clock, william Arkins, native Of Ire
lad, vas Al the P4ntheou Hotel he left the
hotel a. tie E0zr usned, and some tine in the
@ III or early 90 the morning Of the ist inst,
be AS found uy the police lying il the street iu
SrEti11 Hose where he died a. shout haif-past 8
@ '-iocE yesterday u0rui1E- The deceased vas
softer. Industrious young nan. VITO cane 70 Homo
laid ron san Frzuciscu. and worked AZ his trade
OF a blacksmith Eith Mr. G. West. on King street
60 tbs city. He bad been complaining for some
Eezks q pain ir his side bit stu attended 10 his
E1rz eVerF csF- He Eas 4 strictly temperate MAJ
ard Etzu be Jeff the Pantheon hotel tnar evening
i1 company Ei-h TREAD * vas sober, az Ne learn
iron those WEg saw aim there Il Is supposed
t1a- tie deceased died from enlargement Of TIE
liver We have lad quite u1ulber Of very sudden
cea-ls 10 this city Of lEre and al from 10 apparent
czls=- such OeeETeuees should Be carefully in
szir-- into D. the proper authorities
Nz CossEELL rHE AErIsT.-The last steamer
fr1a sGu Frluciseo brouEntto H0aolulu, Mr.. Cog-
vel TIE artist from san FGaueisco. Who has cone
here expressly paint the portrait Of His Majesty
Eizg EalaEEla, tor a fri=ud Of hiz Majesty IN san
ErL1clseo- Ne had the pleasure Of short visit 70
~ studio Of Nr. C. ID tie AGss1n nom in the
Govern le-r blIl1iuZ. where he has ou eIhibiti0u
so1e beaEtfzI Specimens Of lis WORK az an artist
We noticed particularly TIE portraits OF DR.. Van
Ezur En1 his Eife OF san Franriseo. which are sd-
uirs1.e and EurJhy the highest couueudatiou-
NJ. CogsEeil Is artist Ct the highest merit and
las rspurEriou in the states second TO 10 man ia
I his Ire aHyElerz- We understand that Mr.. C. EiiI
I'll any orders be nay receive here, and viii remain
% Euish al sEcn- OR people I'll DO veil 10 avail
Themselves q TIE presence Of Mr. CogsEsl to pro
7 c1rz re 6zest portraits, E5iea the choicest
I heirlooUs OF family We advise oUr citizens 70
Z ca 81 Mr.. Cis stlcio and sIaniue the specimens
Of rs Eork- ard &c c1uvi1eec that have rot sx-
Z G-zeraIec or estimate u the artist
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MARRIED
NOTES OF THE WEEk.

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BORN

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-27
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

River last night feet 8 inches and
swelling slowly.
The Andes left as usual yesterday.
The Hattie Rowland will pass down
this morning, running on her own hook.
The Phaeton is lying up at Sweeney's,
being repaired. She will take on
larger wheel and new guard, and be
overhauled generally.
The Bachelor and O'Neal up, and the
Science, Welcome, Diurnal and Tele-
gram down, were yesterdays local
packets.
1t is now doubtful whether the coal
men will have enough water to make
the run.
The new steamer w. n. Chancellor,
Capt. F.. p. Chancellor, is announced to
leave Pittsburgh to-day for Cincinnati
and Louisville in place of the Emma
Graham. She will pass here tonight.
The United States snag boat Barnard
is at st. Louis.
The present rise is making business
on the landing active. The coal men
were making the necessary preparations
for a large rise.
There are those who still believe that
the right kind OF a boat, constructed
especially for the trade, would do well
plving as a regular packet between
Pittsburgh and GAINESVILLE.
PITTSBURGH, August 26.-River 1 feet
1 inches and rising. Weather fair and
cool.
New ORLEANS, August o. Arrived
Future City and barges, st. Louis. No
departures. Weather clear; thermom-
eter 81.
CINCINYATI, August 2G.-River 10 feet
Sinches and falling. Weather clear and
cool. Disqualification, Pittsburgh;
ST. Lawrence, Wheeling; Pittsburg,
Ironton; Nirgie Lee, Evansville.
LOUISVILLE, August 26.-River rising
slowly, with 9 feet 3 inches in the canal
and feet inches on the falls. Wealth
er clear and cool.
ST. LOUIS, August 26.-Arrived-
Conger, st. Paul; Greenville, New Or
leans. Departed - Conger, It. Paul;
Bedford, Ashland; Desmet, Paducat;
Maude, Vicksburg. River falling slowly,
with 10 feet 9 inches on the gauge.
Weather clear and warm.
CAIRO, August 26-River 13 feet 6
inches and rising. Thermometer 16.
Arrived-Stanard, St. Louis.
VIcKsBURG, August 90. - Weather
clear; thermometer %. River fallen I
inches Up-Grand Tower and Chero-
kee. Down-Whisper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-27
BOLD BURGLARY
At the Ticket Office ut Bridge
port.

Yesterday morning the Chief OF Po-
lice Of the city was notified that his
presence was desired in Bridgeport at
the c. & P. ticket Office. where some
thing OF interest had transpired. Upon
going there he found that burglars had
been getting in their work on the safe in
the telegraph and ticket office; had
blown it open and rifled the contents
the night before.
No one sleeps about the office, and
what time the robbery was committed
and how many persons were concerned
in il cannot be told. Entrance was evil
IDENTIFY effected by means OF the waiting
room window and thence through the
connecting door. The work upon the
safe showed experience and EXPERIENCES.
A half inch hole had been drilled
through to the interior and filled with
powder. The keyhole was then plugged,
a fuse set and the powder fired. The
explosion blew out a sufficient opening
to place every part OF the safe at the
mercy of the thieves, who evidently
gave no quarter.
The officials are very reticent IN the
matter, and will not tell how
much was taken or whether any
clue to the burglars is had. II is thought
that somewhere in the neighborhood OF
500, besides some valuable coins were
taken. 1t is singular that no one heard
the explosion, vet such seems to be the
fact. There are residences quite near,
and any very loud noise would certain
ly be heard, so that the robbers must
have deadened the sound. Since. the
discovery of the loss, the affair has been
kept very quiet, indeed.