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The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-09
Lirsn,s, E1piring in NOvember, lssI
RETAIL-OAHU

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Al Koi MauuHkra -.
: John Rohelio. cor Nuuanu ana Hotel fts,
5 a. Sereiken q Co. Nuuanu Il,
ct = Thrum, Merchant tt,
e afanr Nuuanu u,
s Corchce a Ahung. Fort st.
: Pc Nsn Tong & Co, Hotel 81
@ oP No R,s SuSs Se sS5 CO. NsSnPT EinP i. sn' hhE '
20 sam shin. NCuanu ~
y Wm Wenner. Fort Il,
90 Chung Hss. Nuunnu 81,
y l. Copenhagen. Nuuanu st,
Is Hoiii,icr Co, Nuusnu e.
j. Thos q Thruu. Fort Il,
II Wong Chm. Emma Il.
y { . BerFcr. cor For, and Queen ct,
i s0s Enas. King ~
1s n Pic. King =.
: Ctun he, Ulakoheo.
= Ten Kim. kmma -.
- Alien q Robinson. Queen It
RErAIL-HAWAII.
Chun Man Hoou & Yeu Chap Why. HonuAPo, Kau
ieY kia5l Papaikou, Hilo.
chunc F'eu Co. Punaluu. knu.
sAS Cl-shorn. Hookena. kona.
u Akai Papa. south kona,
It Wa King kee. Piihonua. Hilo,
- Nan Chroug Lanpahoehoe' hiio,
RErAIL-AAGI
I Hang Chonr & Co. Paia. HamAkua,
: Al Nhuu-, Malkspl.
Hong Chonr Paia- Hamakus,
IN A ficen, NakHwao,
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RETAIL-KAUAL
4Tp Veal. Kslca. Kauai.
Akioua. Nawiliwii.
= Apoi a Awsua. Eleele, koloa,
vICTUAIING.
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CIV Ava. Waighinu: kAu, Hawaii,
"a Haaaasa HaafHHH NHHNH
Akianu. Na~iliWii. Kauai,
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: zehss. Busam's Haii, Hcnoiuis,
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= Ah Chuuc Waikapu. Maui
RETAIL SPIRIT.
lance Dodd. Pantheon Saloon. Honolulu,
sW Lishmah. Royal Hotel,
JaBsIsG SPIRIT.
10 Wing we T.i s CO, Naa11H 1t. Honolulu,
u l.oxcioy & Co. Merchant -.
PORN BUTCHER.
F, Aiuu. 4 c Knpule. Pala, Makawao. Maui,
l5 san sag. Esncole; koeoiaHPOkO. oahu,
r Chdn 10. LAhaiua. Maui.
AUCTION.
z Keawe Waines. Kauai,
= : D Harckoss HAui
DRUGS.
NeEihsiu. Queen st Honolulu.
p Z Nelnore. Hiio. Hawaii
WHOLESALE.
AVG Irwin a Co. cor Fort and Qneen Sta, Honolulu,
STA waierh0use. Queen Il.
os1ess, Assnr. FOis i,
M TCHER.
I Aiuan X Kslale, Pais. NakaEso, Mani,
Kaamea. Worth kohall. Hawaii.
-I AkfuH a Aren. kaiopihi North kohala, Hawaii,
n a MrHrydr- Eeioa- Kauai.
Is Owen Hell. Nuasnu Il. Honolulu,
2 shaw. f-ahaina. Maui.
= y ii Eicc- Lihue. knuzi-
GskE PEDDLISG.
Al cui. Hcanlulu.
2 AlanIA. koolAzpoko. cahn.
PEDDLING.
r 3 Frsedland-r. Kingdom
LARD.
sas Dodd- Pantheon Saloon. Honolulu.
FIRE AItMS.
ssaz BAKER. Koaa o.hu
? Fred Carter.
II q lsrcr. j.
y G Inrkc1-
5 srilr Tgbbrts-
Is IT n Whif1ry. j.
= n Carrr.
Is VI 81 Dimond,
= n Da1nou- :,
y Frrslh.
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TAX NOTICE.

L District " Koola1poko viii be at the house Of W
E. Pill Esq in kanrohe for the Collection OF Taxes,
ON TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND THURSDAYS
nf each week. beginning on November Sth. The Tux
Books will be closed on the 10th OF December.
SIS W. LANE Tax Collector. koolauDOko-
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NOTICE

wHEEEAs.- II has been reported to this Department
that the following Bonds OF tho Hawaiian Government
viz;
E Nos Z55 and 255 for 500 each.
1. Nos 1877. Iss ISe, 40. lsl fer $50 each,
O. cos os4 and 255 for 500 each
Amounting 10 the Of s22o. have beer stolen, and
are supposed to hhTe been destroyed.
Now, therefore, public notice is hereby given that
unless the tolders Of the above Bends notify this De
pariment OF the fact within thirty days from date
hereof Bonds will be issued IN place Of The above
JNO : WA KER. Minister financc-
Department Of Finlnoe. oot.s 4. ISL SD
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3awaiialt 6azettG.

EST MoDUs IN RBBUs.
WEDNESDAY, N0TEMBER Q, 1881.
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NOTICE.

DR. EMERSON WILL, ON NOV L,
~ remove his ofhce from Dr.. Z. loffmanns Drug
Store on Merchant Street his residence on the
ncr OF Kukui and Fort Streets. Telephone NO 40
~ OFFICE HOURS-FTom D TO II a. m; aud : to
{ D. m. o153m
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NOTIOE.

DARTIES HAVING PARCELS TO
forward tie following ports. vizs Hilo. Punaiuu
IouuapO ka1lua n Ke1lskskua. kaiiua. kaWaihac and
Mahukona, Kapaa and kealia. Kauai, send them 70
co where they will be packed and for ared 70 reliable
agents. who viii deliver them 10 their owners when
called for Agents for other portswill be secured n
fast as possible Let friends get their fhings
safe and in GOOD condition. 67
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ariv .adrerffsrmrnts,
W. n. STONE,
roME1ssIoN ANp ExPREss
Tbe Jadies, BeneyoIent Society

No. a oueen street. Honolulu, next door to Messs:
jolles Co. rOliriis the filling Of email Orders and
he EnrIrsr,iinr of Parcels safeT. 20 ~
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NOTICE

T HEREBY FORBID ALL PER-
] sons from harborirs or trusting any one on ny
account A. viii not pay any debts contracted 10
my name. on ny account, after this date withon
a written order from me-. ". g. BOhDEN.
Hilo Hawaii. August 23tlI, ISL s65 50 3m
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Notice of Dissolution of Partnership.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETO
i fore existing between 7. r. Lucas aud G.. G. Nor
row under the title " G. G. Morrow 20, has this
day been dissolved by mutgal eDnrenf. All outstand
ing accouats will be collected by Mr. Lunng.
Honolulu, Oct f7fh. 1881. T. r. LUCAS,
So n G. @. MORROW
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The LauIes DbntFUItHI oOtIeg
WILL HOLD AN ICE CREtM FESTIVAL
Cbnrr ParIors on Thursday evening. November lUth,
for the purpose Of raising money for the Society
,rsnre fee q ceufs H. S. JUDD.
~ II Secretary L. =. Society.
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Trpaf sEdrerfsemrnts.
NMTNTSTRATORS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED,D DULY AP-
i pointed Administrators Of the Estate Of Captain
JACoB BROWN, late Of Honolulu. Oahu. deceased,
hereby gives notice TO all persons owing said estate 70
make immediate payment thereto, and all persans hav-
ing claims against said estate 10 present the same
within six months FROM dste they will be forever
JACOB f. BROWN.
CORDELIA II. BROWN.
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McCHEsNEY 4 CITIZENS
DEALERS IN
Leather, Hides, & TaIlow

COnG1Ez@DxOzr nrnx.s-,rw j. -,
AGENTS EoR
E&Oy01 SOAP Gnu,~,s-
- 81 10. 2 oaees s.. Honolulu. i. 1
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CHAs BREWER & cos
BOSTON LINE OF PACKETS
PLAATIERS' LEE FOR SAL ERlncIscn

.4fk Q. Brewer q co.-Agents. II
-n - Merchandise received storage free. effr.
ana hoerai cas ADVANCES made on shipmerfs b- ~
nc 80 iy e. DRIVER 4 Co
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-03-25
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

TIE Northwestern tence-works, 1T Min
neapolis, valued At $1,000 has been des-
troyed by fire.
The elevators of Barnes K Magill at
Mapleton. Mimi. and Of Pillshury i Hui
bert. at Big Lake, have been burned.
AN infant son of Thomas Hamlin, of
Racine, Wis, accidentally fell into a well,
and was drowned before assistance could
reach it.
THE little daughter Of James Connolly,
living near Fort Dodge, Iowa, lost her
way in a snowstorm while going To school,
and was found frozen TO death
THE residence ~ Dr. H. b. Buck, at
Springfield, ILL.,, was struck by lightning
and destroyed by fire, the loss being
5000.
FRANK BRADFORD, colored, was instant
" killed by Pan Hsndle yard engine 1t
Newark, O. lie was standing on the
track, and being deaf and dumb did not
hear the engine. lie was badly mangled.
ToSY BAIpwlS, of Shullsburg, Wis,
and Frank Thompson, of Hazel Green,
came engaged in quarrel ending in
Thompson's shooting Baldwin dead.
Tux brigatine Isabel, one Of the finest
Ups eIiRdRtO Ill the tFaue between br3-
zil and New Foundland, was wrecked
among the reefs at Gull Island, and all on
board lost.
The residence Of David Walters, four
teen miles southeast of Lancaster, O.. was
consumed by fre, together with furniture,
tobacco crop, corn crib. and outbuildings.
The family barely escaped. Loss about
5000.
The body of Samuel Esquenebesquest, 4
young Indian. of East Saginaw, Mich,
was found lying by the fence near the city
limits. Frozen To death was the verdict
of the coroners jury.
4 SHORT distance from Milton, Ind. >
man was found in a field dead. From all
appearance he had lain there three or four
weeks. Part of the face was frozen of.
and in a bad state of decomposition, SO rs
to render recognition impossible. He was
FIVE feet ten inches high, and about 45
years old, with red beard.
HARRY EDWARDS, two-year-oid child
of a colored woman, living near the Lake
Shore depot, at jackson, Mich, was fatally
burned. The mother went washing, leav-
ing her two children at home Sometime
during the afternoon the elder went away.
Soon the neighbors heard cries, and going
to the house they found the child Harry
in flames. He died soon afterward.
A LARGE boiler vbich was being tested
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-03-25

state was passed. The following assembly bills
were eoneurred in: To amend the charter of the
city of Fond du Lac; in relation to public print
ing in Portage county: to provide for bounty
on wild animals
Assea6ig. Senate bills concurred in: Amend
ing section 509, revised statutes relating to Web
ster's dictionary authorizing John Ross ct A.. to
construct and maintain dams across anu other
wise improve Pine river. in Lincoln county;
thorizing j. h. Mansfield ct al. TO construct
boom in Beaver Dam Lake, Dodge county; legal
lzing the action and proceedings of the town
board of the town of Cedar Lake, Barron
county, in laying out highway therein;
to prevent the spread of contagious, infectious
and peetlleAtial diseases, amending section 1888,
revised statutes, relative to telegraph lines;
resolution from the senate requesting the governor
to return los A., aud 70 s.. relating to improve
ment of Thornappe river. Bills passed.
Enabling Caleb NJ. Hiard ct al. to run and
maintain ferry across the Mississippi river, from
De Soto, Wis, to Lansing Iowa; amending Sec
ton $50, revised statutes relating to the auditing
and payment of the fees OF jurors witnesses and
Interpreters in other than in Circuit courts;
amending section 1856 revised statutes. relating
to divorce from the bond of matrimony-ayes %
noes 81: relating to charter of the city of Hudson;
to amend charter of Stevens Poiut; amending
charter of the city of New London; Joint resou-
ton to amend constitution in relation to regStra-
tion-IS to also resolution to provide for hien-
NAL general electionS-1I To 4.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-03-25
GENERAL NOTES.

THE czarowiteh ascends the throne "a
hicAdIidvr II.
THOMAS CARLYLE bequeathed his pun
friesshire estate to the university Of Edin-
burg.
THE Indiana senate has passed bill i'm
posing a per cent. tax on the gross earn
lngs Of sleeping-car companies.
HorsoN < SHEPARD, crockery import
ers of Utica, n Y. have made an assign
ment, with liabilities of $4,000.
LAST week there were 100 deaths inthe
city of Chicago, against l4 the week be-
fore. There were eight deaths from snail
pOX.
A MOVEMENT is on foot among Irish cit
izens Of Montreal to induce the Iriel ma
tional association to abandon their annual
parade on the 18th of March.
DEADwooD has been organized under the
recent act Of incorporation. The mayor
is Daniel Mclaughlin, formerly Of
Cheyenne.
THE Milwaukee and st. Paul directors
have declared L semi-annual dividend of
b per cent. on both classes Of stock. pay
able April 26.
AT the late sale of trotting stock in New
York, Robert Bonner sold Astoria and
Alma for 5000 and $1,000. Patchen,
with record Of 2:lS{ was sold for g $50.
In the late pigeon-shooting match at
London, Carver beat Scott by score of 80
10 a, winning the championship cup and
e630. Another match has been arranged.
THE Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
railway has filed, at Des Moines, mort
gage for 81 100000 in favor of the Farm
ers' Loan and Trust company, of New
York
In the Illinois house, in debate on a
temperance bill, the argument was adj
vanced that a country drug store ought to
he allowed to sell little whisky to poor
farmer bitten in TIE heel by a rattlesnake
In Conger's old district in Michigan.
there was long and animated struggle for
its nominations. John T. Rich was nom
mated for congressman by the republican
on the thirty-tirst ballet
SARGEANT BATES, the hag-earrier, is "
ing very i'll at his home in Saybrook, Nc
Lean county, Ill. He has wife and six
children, and is said to have been living
III great poverty for some time past.
IT required five years and cost $500, 900
to remove from Alexandria the obelisk
now erected in Paris and place ii in It's po-
Sltl0n. only one year ana 1Our months
was taken, and S105, 900 the aggregate ex-
pense, to bring across the water the obe-
lisk recently put in position in the city of
New York. Here is comparison of
American with French engineering.
THos. HUGHEs, clerk of Iowa City, who
died recently, was the founder Of half
dozen pioneer newspapers in that state,
and was president of the earliest state SEN
ate. As soldier of the Graybeard regi-
ment he spent nearly two years in con-
federate prison in Texas
THE sun shining brightly after he re-
cent heavy snow storm caused entire gangs
of snow-shovelers TO retire for treatment as
snow-blind. Eighteen men shoveling
snow on the tracks Of the Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul company, near Osh-
kosh, had to be led home. At other points
the refraction was equally injurious.
BISHOP POTTER has appointed com
mission who will likely decide soon
whether or not the Rev. Mr.. Cowlev. who
passed year in the penitentiary for
cruelty TO the children of the Shepherd )
Fold. shall have an ecclesiastical trial.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-03-25

ing match in London. Carver's score is
., $50 and Scott's 1887.
In the house of commons, Mr. Gladstone
moved that the supply bill be declared ur-
gent, but his motion did not receive the
requisite two-thirds majority.
A DISTURBANCE has arisen between Cath
olics and the Fleming relief expedition.
One man is reported killed. There Is a
bitter feeling in the district because Of
the large number Of processes served.
The most important arrest in ireland
under the coercion act is that OF T. j..
Sheridan, one of the traversers, who was
seized at his residence in the county Sligo.
Bismarck eloped from Berlin was the
Princess Elizabeth, Of Carolath- Beuthon.
The count is - years Of age, and was sec
retary to his father.
In the British house of lords, the arm
bill has been read second time. In = z
commons, GIG, 600 was inserted in the
Ireland, and e2S, 800 for the Irish con
stabulary.
THE Polish members Of the Austrian
Reichsrath declared their intention Of
Withdrawing from the sitting if an at
tempt should be made to adopt resolutions
Of coincidence with the Russian Imperial
family.
THE steamer Benin was in collision with
the steamer Duke of Buccleach, and foun-
dered twenty-five miles southeast of Start
Point on the English coast All the pas
sengers were landed in safety.
RoussAKoFF has begun to make import
ant revelations, and his trial has been
postponed. Triumphant nihilistic pro
carnations are being strewn about the
streets of St Petersburg. Many fresh ar
rests have been made among students.
The place where the glass bombs were OBJ
tanned has been discovered.
A TELEGRAM from the Russian frontier
states that the attempt to assassinate the
Gar was not unexpected, as the police
had received an intimation of the exis-
tcnce Of Il conspiracy. Several domicili
ary visits in search of political criminals
were made the night preceding the muir
der. The Car was warned not TO attend
the parade.
ITALY has accepted the invitation Of
France and the United States to join in
the international monetary conference
which is to meet at Paris next month.
The only European government which
seems unfavorably disposed is that OF
Great Britain.
ALTHOUGH ten counties In Ireland have
been proclaimed" under the coercion act
and about sixty warrants have been is
sued, no persons of any importance have
been arrested except Boytsn and Nally.
Most Of the men lodged in Jail must look
upon comfortable lodgings and hotel fare
as a novelty.
TIE Russian czarowitz has ascended the
throne, taking the title of Alexander Ill,
and issued manifesto to his subjects.
Russakofi, who threw the first bomb, has
for two years been a student at the mining
academy The physicians summoned to
the wounded ear found his legs held 10
his body only by the flesh. his right hand
greatly lacerated, and his marriage ring
broken TO pieces and driven into the flesh.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-03-25
FOREIGN

THE car Of Russia has been assassinated
by nihiliSts.
BIsMARck's hopeful son, Count Herbert.
has eloped to Italy with beautiful Ger
man princess, the wife Of high official at
the court of Berlin.
LATEST intelligence confirm the rumor
that Mahommed Jan, the noted Afghan
leader, has been murdered.
The Austrian court will 20 into mourn
ing for one month.
BRADLAUGH, the extreme radical MEM
Der of the British Parliament, has offered
his resignation.
The Czarowitz ascended the throne of
Russia as Alexander Ill, and the Impe-
rial family, court officials, and the troops
swore allegiance to him.
Dr.. CARVER, the American champion,
has got ahead Of his opponent Scott, the
English champion, in the glass-ball shoot
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-03-25

in the Phoenix boiler works, in Buffalo,
exploded with terrific force, leyeling the
establishment, killing six men and wound
ing seven Mr.. Patterson, one of the pro-
prietors, was among the killed. Frag-
ments of the boiler were thrown a dis
lance of half mile
On an Alton train. within fifteen miles
Of Joliet, convict from Virginia, ILL.,,
named Capper Shaw. suddenly threw off a
handcuf. kicked the shackles from his
feet. and leaped head first through the
window Of car which was moving at i
good rate Of speed His postoffice address
is earnestly desired by Deputy Sheriff
Direen.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-03-25
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March 2l.-Flour- Fairly actiNe c; a
shade higher; No. =, Chicago spring, regular
l.02la fresh l.O4'. for seller cash; l.Os4 for
seller April OS for seller May; l.OS'. for sci
Ter June; Corn-Demand good; prices shade
higher: 399401a for seller cash. 3d.. for seller
April; 43i4@43ss for seller May and June.
Oats Finner; 3O's aa2 for seller cash; 3O'. for
seller April ais4@34zs for seller May, Rye
Steady and unchanged. Barley Steady and
unchanged. Pork Unsettled and generally low
er; 15.40Q15.70 for seller cash; lj40G l5.l2ls
for seller April; lj.j5 for seller May; 1870 for
seller June. Lard-Active, hut lowera 1915 for
seller cash; and April; 1910 for seller May;
10 S21a for seller june.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-03-25
something the Tourist Needs.

The tourist and the commercial traveller who
visits foreign lands regions Of his own country
where YiciSsitudes Of climate are among the in
huenees prejudical TO health omits necessary pre-
caution If he takes with him no medicinal safeguard
against illness. The most reliable. if due ere dit
be given to the statement of travellers mariners
and enigrants who have used it, Is Hostetters
Stomach Bitters, sovereign protective against
malarial and ship fever, and disorders Of the
stomach. liver and bowels, to which persons in
trsnSitH from one country to another. in the
Tropics. and emigrants 10 the far west are peculi-
arly subject. This highly accredited medicine
ngiiifes bad atmospheric influences, the effects of
impure water. and inures the constitution TO
ehaEses Of temperature and an unaecustomed
climate. Hardship and fatigue are enduredNith les
danger Of evil consequences if the system Is fori-
6el with this incompatible tonic and nervine
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-03-25

rnE cable brings the news Of the Us
sassination Of the ear of Russia. He
VAS riding in close carriage with the
Grand Duke Michael, when 4 bomb
was thrown, tearing out the back part
OF the vehicle The ear and his broth
er sprang out, when 4 second bomb
from the opposite side Of the street fell
near him. shattering both legs, tearing
his left eve from the socket, and mutt
lating him in terrible manner. Sew
ertl cossacks who were attending him
as body guard were killed outright, but
his brother escaped with slight injury.
lie was ut once taken 10 the winter
palace, where the sacrament was adj
ministered, surviving his injuries but
IN hour and half His assassins had
placed themselves on either side of the
roadway, disguised as peasants. Both
were Immediately captured, one being
so roughly handled that he has since
died. The other gave the name of
Roussakopf Secretary Blaine, on re-
ceiving intelligence Of the death Of the
ear, cabled to the American minister
at St. Petersburg to express to the roy
IL family the sympathy Of the United
States. Similar messages were sent
from every court in Europe.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-03-25

The good housewife, when she is
giving her house its spring renoyating,
should bear In mind that the dear In
mates of her house are more precious
than many houses, and that their systems
need cleansing by purifying the blood,
regulating the stomach and bowels to
prevent and cure the diseases arising
from spring malaria and miasma, and
she must know that there is nothing
that viii do it SO perfectly and surely
as Hop BitteFs, the purest and best of
medicines Concord, ". FL. Patriot.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-03-25
"'Jes' Habin' a. Leetle Fun, Jedge."
From the n. Y. Telegram

Annie Robinson and Harriet Long,
dusky and saucv residents of the by
ways of the eighth ward, were TO-DAY
risoners at the bar of the Jefferson
Market Police Court When arrested
they were engaged III fierce combat.
Annie was cut on the forehead and
charged Harriet with stabbing her with
a knife.
"What was the trouble between you
women p asked His Honor
''Nutiin' only Il leetle skylarkin'. We
didn't mean muffin; jes' habbin u
leetle fun, Jedge," said Hattie.
Chow did you get that cut on your
forehead. Annie Robinson?" asked the
Court
Dunno 'xactly. Guess ! mus hab
scratched myself wifi pin. OATS all
right. | amt got no complaint to
make" said Annie.
Didn't you charge Harriet Long
with stabbing you 2" asked His Honor.
81 jes' said so fo' fun 'Twasn' her
had de knife. | guess it war Sally"
said Annie.
"Who is Sally?" asked the Court.
''Dunno her oder name, said Annie,
laughing.
Have you no complaint to make,
Harriet" asked the Court.
mo, sah Her an me is ole fren's,
Jedge, and wouldn't say muffin agin
her for nobody" said Harriet.
"Well, will fine you each SO, and
commit you to the workhouse for one
month, III default of 5000 bail for your
good behavior" said the Court
Il wish I'd a knowed dat befo'; said
Annie, as she followed Harriet into the
prison. Il hab yo' in de calaboose by
yo'self fo' cuttin' me, you brack
fraud"
"Bo keahful what yo' say, Missy, O
I'll strech fo' yo' right hyah an make
yo' brack carcass look like yo' war
cotched in stawm oh railroad iron.
G'long now, an doan yo' open We mont
to me again" replied Hattie, as Annie
led the way into the jail
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-03-25

\ RAILROAD from Georgetown to
Breckenridge, and thence to Lcadville,
II II III built ~ Jay Gould and Others.
II ~lll pass through Bakerille and
over tie divide for the present, and
when the Atlantic Pacific Tunnel is
completed, will probably run through
that great opening, paying stockhold-
ers for the privilege.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-03-25

\ srnIn. telegram from Brookings,
Dakota, says, there il no suffering
here from the severe winter, nor III the
territory. 50 far rs is known The re-
port circulating III the east is false.
w sincerely hope onr informant may
Ii quite right. but are inclined to think
h Is 1T fault in relation to some parts
III the territory III least