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, 1881-11-04


tstw = lhy. NOV. H. Eleven new ineihhcrs wcfo
ecftrtJ, nnu tho anolety wa* ferortol ~ DC III
prosperous ct'ntiito''.
.lAcnn AsCtlE,, n pc,ihler n ycnra nf nRu, was
ruin Uyrr ntlu klIe,l 1T nt III Is u'clpck yester-
div aftartt,,r, ut tho Taylor street cruising by
switci, euvllt. Nj, X or ito ftko shnre MIchl.
Ea Nt,liflnrr lntlr,ntf, f}ts nMly syhy tnkun to
f,Is f,u1ng No. MsI Fourth nvcnp. iie ienves II
WIFr Dtd inf5 ct,ihl, f,cccnsru had ttcn wnrtcl
buck frp,n tho cruising hy tho iinutnan nt that
tH,filt. Int despite the warming urnyo bis s0W.
tntIfEf1H horse mon tho traCkA JUST IN LIMO 10
tnGut tho 01Rillr. Tho wagon Ill whlch hg Wls
kented wns eIrnketl Into stnal pieces, but the
horse WAS not harmed.
4 vrrr VI, or thp +. cc,,tive Con,mtttce of i'm
tirls' it,sl.1ssrn sehNt wns held IN the Shsrnnn
itn,so vrstrrtlty Thn Hccrotnry rctDrtb tint
thn WnrnfInn J'.,tnrficr hntI rnsoIvr M, ,nnrc
rhi,,irst, sbni, j,o rrecIy,.li rxcrpt uImlrr iho
INV II rrinlt,,Ie Inn ui,Iin thut the rrent nm
iorty Of iun,atcs of tho scstoui wers, charity
shliircn MI in Icf rrn ti,n rrnsr,,f law f,nssrf
1hp Mutrg,'s repurt nckllowlcigyI tie F.cctrs
nr tl,,"tinna nf rnris Kinds. stnf frd that fhoro
wa iv nnn m, a. ~ srk rss ,ilIrisv Inn n,nt
fhut imrtn~ lint lima thr"0 WlrIa wEr,, rcGntvc,
fiv,, wnrn etlis,stssnil ii,rcr .,srnnrt md thmt
ft,nrc nrn nj ,,ri,sn,,t i1ftv.nnn nt,n1,a In ths
sThtn1 "' f''oe''~ ''>' 0"e F"' " ~
+, ~, -,
tNASz hncls, oldef!y man living aI NO: H.
CORNELL atrect& WINS EniEE home nt about h;N
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-16
March 18TH, 1881.


Hawaiian Board of Immigration in 1867
where he states that "on the part of the
European element Gin India) strong feel.
ing is gaining ground in opposition to the
emigration Of coolies" and he explains il
blythe many railroad and agricultural en-
terprises on foot, in which they considered
they would require all the good available
Indian labor themselves. In fact in the
same report be tells MS that " in 1868, three
thousand Chinese coolies were sent from
Hongkong to Bombay to be employed in
the construction of railroads" Also that
it was the intention of company recently
formal for the purpose of draining extern
sive marshy tracts in the delta Of the
Gauges " to introduce some six Thousand
laborers from China This seems to pre-
sent two important points for considera-
ton, namely, th, difficulty we might have
in keeping up supply Of East Indian
coolies against the wishes and interest of
the governing class in India, and the value
of those coolies as laborers when We may
get them, as compared with Chinese.
My own observations on the subject of
the introduction Of an East Indian laboring
class, were that economically it would not
be advantageous to the planting interest,
as think the labor would be dearer in cost
than either Chinese or Portuguese labor is
likely to be, and more difficult of manage
ment; that socially, all the evils attributed
to the influx of Chinese would be still fur
Their aggravated by the East Indians, and
new evils growing out of their caste preiu-
dices and social habits, would necessitate
new and perhaps conflicting laws as well
as a staff Of interpreters and legal officers
for their special care and protection. That
politically it would be ine1pedicnt, consider
ing the lack of clearly defined advantages,
for small and weak government like this
to complicate its relations with Great
Powers by the conclusion of special conven-
tons regarding the details of municipal
Legislation concerning laboring class alien
in character and habits, suspicious and It'll
gious, whose petty complaints might be
constantly involving their employers and
the country, as they have other countries, in
long, irritating, diplomatic disputes.
In conclusion gentlemen, let me say, that
His Mnjesty's government recognize the
great importance of the industrial interests
you represent, and the important relations
they bear to the well-being of the whole
population of the kingdom, native and
foreign. They are well aware of the i'm
portance of the careful adjustment of the
cost of production in the worlds markets,
but they are in hopes that the question of
labor pure and simple will soon solve itself;
and l think the period which has elapsed
since bad the honor of receiving your
memorial has shown that we are not with
out sources of supply of cheap labor, and
that such supply is likely to be of such an
extent as to rather cause some anxiety lest
the demand be more than filled and sur
plus be left in regard to which some grave
questions may arise.
l am, gentlemen, with great respect,
your obedient servant,
II. A. P. CARTER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-16

department in the rear Of her Millinery store
approved styles 80 sm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-16

ply New Bedford Manila Cordage sizes from L to
Inch. Slsal Rope. ., and Il thread Spunyarn
yarn and yarn 5ouseln Selling, 6, 2, y and IS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-16
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the. Hawaiian Gazette,

saoa9 1a.5H1af7essA 7ssiS17
, 1881-07-08

Frcmantlc, tho British delegated, accorilnK-
ly conveyed tic Information to TIC cohleF-
r,,cr. fllatstnlu a,ltlul that there WIS 'io III
te',tinn liz nltcr lilo present currency !nWs.
alltl tl,o t'rtlah .ccgatu hat no authority to
inakn my otllor representation.
Ior.l harrington, SECRETARY of Slato for
fntllt, sa!d Tic }nIy cngngoinei'ts
THE INDIA nEtEdATi: -...-
was authorized tn mako wcre tiat tor somf
le'lnlt torn os years ln.I1a would ll',,'ertak"
not 10 depart III any tllrcctlols cnienlalen 10
lowcr lin ynIuu nf s!Ivcr frn,ti tho U&fstEn9
practice Of coiutug silver, rrt'vslcd her coin
o ,utslc current in otl,cr s!lscr-'isnF coIi!'-
tries md In 1m1ln Dohttioi!s. co'tt't'o'Atly
,tpon tho acceptance Of nil agrw,nunt by
n.hor t,nyerr,nnnts binding ilteh to 'llen
their ,ntts fur similar turn i"r tllo coiaee
If silyer tt, u pruln'rton Ut fifteen anil q
ila.f 10 o1lo 1T gotl, tin obligation oh India
l,olns binding only rs 1ons as these terms re-
nluln tit force.
, 1881-07-08
fsar1NSut f,tktirfre.

Therp Is ttoiibla III Hnrvael Cutlcxc on account
0f the adil,fsso Of girls rs stutlunts. an limo.
Eaton TINT w4s rGcCIItly nlalle. 1t nppears that
tho college has II large library, provided With
authorities - aud sofa sgnts. where tho etll-
ilenta 70 to refresh thoir tGs1GrIes upun ccriAfn
points in thtlr studies, at,u tho complaint fs that
the glrls wilt get down sotMo work, Of which
thorc ts on!y oHa copy In tho library. and wholA
young aan comes III and desires tbs same bunk
hB Is obliged 10 walt until tho girl Kots through
With It, else ut tfuwn aud lock II Through win
har. On recent occuston Il venerabIo Professor
cntorcl tho library, and WAS surprised
70 D., seo % no les thau six Flrls will,
perus!ng. 70 dcsfruus. itl fact. that tue tn were
seated together eAgcrlY Scunntng tho paves,
when tho Professor pntcrcd. Ihe sight fulsy
uaused tho nluss In hfa speetacrs 10 bulge OUT,
aud It w!Hld be tntld expression to say thai hc
wus shocked, Ito al. .uueo Inquired thu ca,lsu oi
tho extraordinary desrp for Information Tint
told hi,ll plafnly That thora must bU duplicate
copies ut tho bo0ks procured, 10 that tho glrls
could hnyc one md the young 1ncn the Uther.
flu said he w0uld attend tu II tho tlrxt thiHg in
tho morning. aud the,i the old Puritan glarc.l
around tho rt,unl at tho girls, who, pt,or Things
were sitting With their noses close down to Tue
pARos Of tholr books, a1ld studying an thoI,R1
their hearts would BRONX, Then h1 couEhou a
conpio Of times, vaguely, md had the dcceucy
to 10 Gut.
, 1881-07-08

= path npnroacl>Eng him within many mill
nlzet danger OF tilis klnd, except sncl,
NJ may be illus represented. There lilny now
exl9t unknown to lis aIll travelling somewhere
n lhter.steliar spacc, u comet t,f the moro
such that eventually tint coi,et must tali d.
rccily upon the Bnl. Int X, tflis danger
s,cl, as It ls--ot'r !soIar systofn iins been
t:;, GSn,oSe'l ttnrlnE the whole time over
over the, wtlo!o time coyetcd bT
t1le gcolagEo record. md for ,nlliuis Of ages
before either. tho historic or tie EtoioEic roc-
1r!l leE'fl. ,'ve lave M. rea.u,i 10 believe
to conln which ias nut nap.alrtl during IN % mil.
1lons of years, which f,uve ptssctl. III ott,er
words, tllerc il m .lahRcr Which scienco TO.
cog,ltzes US likely tD arIse fruln eonlcts,U
, 1881-07-08
a FAMILY ROW.
Eptefdi 7frpufsh to Tbs tth.cno, TYfbpnI

Spketdt VlfpateA 10 3he CNscHqn 1TfhnHf
SrnEATol,, H., July IA tirst-eass family
row tuok plncn III this city lust evening Mt
tho houe 1T Tom Mccormick, short dis-
tunte down the river, III whlcl, 'rni, stabbrA
hls wlfo Josephine In tho left side with a
knife, wllcreupon sllo led IL iser brother,
Tom Smith, an.l told Him what Ind Iap-
pe,,ttl. lie in ruturr gayn Ills brUt!lct-in-Inw
n round or twO. whcn Steyu Mccormick, n
brnt!!er Of TOMS, cano II, and assIstetl Tom
III thoroughly mrnlyzing Smith. Josuphine
WIS takon 10 tlur iathgr'st MIL l!as sincu beell
conllntd to the bc.l. Her eol,.littan Is coll
stnNlly growing wt,>se, n1ltt tho attending
IiliyRtetal. alys her ntlaisnga Ar1 very Rli far
recovery. ~ li!e knitu en!o,UI tho nGsinnen
llnar tl.e thigh aid punntrntrtl thu eAvIiy nf
thu nlOlllt.li. ller tUatf,nbl>v wnS tustni TIL
iny, 10 that ii sl!G 1,asSG.l nMny liter nyldencH
w0ultl' hn preserved, 'fllo AteC0ruiick
hrDtllers 1'pllI, Stuye, nnl DHtlco, tlNya tried,
ireynr t!Ire0 nlon did try, to mnku themselves
l1OtOrlalis III every possible wny tlmt Is Ills
reputable for years. Nothing li,s seemed too
Inv ur tn0 lloan for tlie,lI, Taiey lave breii
thu terrur OI The wtluc tlwll, a1lu III fact, aro
tlle worst an.t ol,!y fa,nlly of tllo kind IN
tnWn, 'Fliuy l,aye eneh suryul q turm I'll The
County .fnfi 0r Mt J0!fui, md little " the gott
1t has tlGnD thoIn. St1vt llns beon caught and
confined, but l)nucu Attl Tom nre HtE!l at
large, hut nra followed closely by the police
nll1 llGtGctlYGs.
, 1881-07-08
Ito Was Killed nt No. SAT Clark
Street in February
Last.
James Griffin and Charles Denton,
Both CoIored, the Parties
Arrested.'
A .Won,an Stu strcator, ILL.,, Severely
Stabbed by Her Husband.
Killing Of a Nan in Torro Haute, Ind,
By Ono Whom Ho Attacked.
CtAl"rUr1sl1 A.r.LAsT'.

Special Dnpalta to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
Dulsi.tSGroy, ta., July 7.--DeteclkvG Bfm-
MONS, OF Chicago, to-t1ay Mrrcstcl twn ie.
Ert,cs III this city for tie murder Ut Julius
Sicasls, nf No. :47 South Clark street, Chi.
cago, IN February last. Tlle names Of the
nrrestut( PARTIES nrc James t'riI1i,i and
Chartus Denton. Defective Snt,nons reached
this city ll,ts morning froM Chicago, accon,-
lM,ttctl by Il buy wl,um the nltrlcprs Of
Stcarns Init employed to do solne cl'ores for
theu, before tho commission Ut ta crime,
mud who WIS, therefore, supposed to b. able
tn identify them. ThIsnfterliu,n, Simmons,
accompanied by the boy, visited Coup's clr-
ct,s, whtol1 renelled hero this
inorIlifg. III passing about among
thu tents tile boy caught sight Of tiritlfn anil
pUilitptt him ont AZ one of tho patties IL the
murder. On being ARRESTED t'rtfI, confessed
participating in the crllne, but denied doing
TIC killing, mil Intntod out Denton rs the
reNi murderer. Tho lntler. on being taten IN
c!tnrge, stoully denied nily knowlcttge Ut the
tim. Austin DNrils, IL white man. WIS thu 1tl-
sllgnlOr Ut ttu crille, nil4 ttlNt tlg object was
~ rob Stenrns, who WIS supposed to have n
large sum OF notcy In !!is s,9,ssesson On
Durl,s, Grilln, alld Deslto!l. e!!tered thu ol,st
iii which Sleisr,la ruoil1ed. Gftilh knocked
lattur 0pa,,etl II, Denton po!llcel oii the old
man, catGliing lin by the throAt ,uld throw
ilg i,1,n Il, ttIu lloor anu l,otlIng. him lnera
willie Griffin rnllslclictl tho premises 1tnrns,
Stumbling ut the door viewing the proecr,lngs.
Wien the search for ptM1tder was .insllcd,
and Denton LIT go'of StpArtls, It WIS touAl
uiRt thu lnttUr was ,detlu. They then p{aEel
tlia body on tho bcd altt left. GrliliIl has
been III tho 9npl0y Of tic ctrctls rs n eaos,
ntid i>ullth,t Ind guN0 to tlip grounds lUOking
for work, ~ that tl.u Gapttlru nf butll was n
IMerG necltlcsIt. Simmons l1ft with lIts prts-
Ollurs fur Chicago Tonight.
, 1881-07-08

Wo hear great deal about rings nowadays.
anu nothin9 very Knfkl Ut them either. hoard
81 airing lhu other 0ay thut told 1t atory,-iu fact,
!ts otEH story. Tho rug 4tIslaned on tho ilnEcr
Ef wakhw0tnah through tho suds In a tub. md
thus betrayed secret. Tho Indy Of a ccrta{n
lnuse In this r!ty had advertised Inr u tanntrcse
~ cnme 10 her h0us0 UM curtain alAys. Tho nd.
Verttsctnent Hns rcsrtln.te1 to by neat. ratner
rcflned. looking won,nn. Whrn tho lallutlress
fisl.l beK.1st her work the Indy sAw. stunning IN
shnpely hand, pretty and peculiar ring. shp
ratslust9I tho privilege Ut luokluR nt II The
hclA out bar hand.
"That y" q ! y L. J. eIass r.nR.'' sud Tho lady. .
.,, n was the response of tho laundrcss 40
".!vhere did yDst ret ltT' asked tho lady, em-
boldcnctl, perhaps, by the mspncr Of tho wearsr
:" ii IL fny h,,sbau.s's" .
=. ~ whit solicsu lid be gsadua.e7'
!" In what elassY'
The cIuss uf 10
thlt etl1ed tho Interview for the time, al the
Indy could by TO menus tut frotn tho wusbwonan
thu mime of her tAisbAntl. Tic Judy Ind tVon
thus u'itHs1yllkG, pgthaps. and curious 1ccauau
aef so'i "0lu q clnss ring exAc1y Ike tho one in
nue:lion, anu WAS Htnttlute III tho cAss OF 10
e. aie. she told hll,i tho stury, and uIle nRnt
ne followed thu lnnndross to Ter room. In Mlch-
EAn arSntie. whgrv hG fount An oil classtnnto
any col!sRo rh4n' l'orIng over aotue sncontl-hand
!aw s DOCKS. lie sTnFks i'll tho daytime, and 50
hdMlttcu TO Tho 1lar, hp will work hard, shu viii
help hltn. and when thsY nre rich thcy cnn mr.
strictly truo.
, 1881-07-08

Special Dttpatth to The CHICAGO Tribune.
TEnnE llAErE, lnd., July 7.-rllere Is
gruut excitement III tho southern part Of the
city this evening, oecas!ol!etl BY tlo muir
dur of William u. Dunn. engineer ut tic dis
tlllery. From the lln1ly reIorts III circulation
1t II al,.ust inp0ssiblu to ascertain tho truo
facts; hut 1t seems TINT MI enpioy6 Mt the
d!stiltery namcd Taylor llud difficulty with
Eugello brittany, tic engineer 1T 'rIlolnsoM's
IlourllK mil's, solle days eago, llll late this
afternoon 1aylor, accompanied by bum,
went 10 tho mill for tho purpusa OF having a
fight with brittany. 'rtsoy went Into
tho engino-roam whore brittany WIS
ut work, an4 immediately began tho
attack., J'nylar .lrow 4 pistol md attempted
to discharge 1t ct brittany, but .wItlmnt sue:
which Brittany setzetl q hummer sY,u hit
Nnnn over tla eye. Tile skull was frnct.
ltrpl atu lie .llett lii n few moments. TayIor
rnll nut pf tho ruo4 a'stl alteupte'l to HSGlle,
hut WIS cnptnrua. brittany surrendered
NIT! WIS takes lNto custody. Ile Is Il sober
and industrious man,
, 1881-07-08

LITTLE llous, Ark., ,1n1y "a serious
cutting atEray occurred al Cubat lust night
Mt II meeting OF II debating club. Tho 1,es-
t|oll before tho meeting WIS, "'rhe Iltse a1ll
Fail Of ttie Nusion." Two OF the orators. by
i.nlns .Neytpr atni ilerod, hacams nngry.
Neylcr funed with rage III lIarod tore Ills
argument Into slIrcts nlul continued to ut,-
sti llis theories. liz jorjivl otll huge klitiu
and nlaltn tluSpprlte nttuEk OH the k1Mnltpr,
l|st0re ller9l roalIxed lls intenlI4Ns Naytur
wiss 1lH., him, Alel although uae stlectal"rss
hunh Gut In. suyunteaM .plaees. The blond
cnyeEeil tl!n tla0r, and tlle seeIte WIS nIt,St
Rltnetly,. Nuyinr escnpett IN tho excitement,
N1ll IL still at large.
, 1881-07-08

DDu Carlos, whenever he goes into society In
the n0bls FAubourx. likes tu bu treated as i
king. With .'Sire" and "Mnicsty," and tho lge.
In return FOR these honors he distributes right
ratons Of all descriptions. 1t appears that the
Spanish Government hns xiven orders to lts Aul.
nasspr hssc r. p!t stnp 70 this f9rco. and Cen
has becn requested 10 Interfere In tho snattor.
pon Carlos l,as lad hI,nsclf open 10 prosecution
for "fnnt tHft," and fnr "i!legni WeAtlnQ 0f
decorations" Don Carlos is grandson OF All In
fatt. md, although collsih-Eerman al tho King,
hu l1s no right to any pseroRatiyn or title. ilo
Mndrld M has never existed any more than hls
Golden FaqGQ, -
, 1881-07-08
A FATIIEit'S MISTAKE.

ADHIAN, Mio,., july Authorization was
brought herc to-day of terrible affair at
Lyuils, u, s0nle twerty odd miles south uf
here. Some time agu tho post-0lllce WIS
robbed, md since that time Postmaster G. f.
Carmoll has been very anxious Oil tlie sub
lcct Ut burglars, About 2 tI,Is morning Ills
attention was aroused by seeing figure OIL
tho r0of Of nil extension to tho house, anil Ito
fired the contunts VI II l,reecli-loadln. carbIno
through tlIu head VI thu supposed lntrudrr.
TINT hn I!nh killed Ills l4-yoar-old son Et,ur,
WIN llns Eu,lu 0tlt titl!rr In tit Of sDn1lnni.
bulisll or tO seek relief from hetcrrfbie heat.
, 1881-07-08

watch on h!l ktnuct. In thrcd wcoks that dor
was aHh!n tn!sslug, aud no search that gould be
made turned him iip. sir. 1lutier had tho yn,nR
mt. who had t'|lee fonasl him hunted up ly Tho
TGes; b saiH aa ncsMss, 1 't r. Of hay!ng stole Tcr
then t'otcceives wese put 10 work on tho casc
They snon tcpnrlcd that the dog hal left the
incnt, bad n. talk with ssr. WhtttIoy. who put
.nvGral !l,einhrrs ot tho Hecrot scrvico IN tho
trnck Of that log. frst they got clew Of rtgcr
fruM him IN l'nrttnnt. Nc, md again III tnllAn-
,p,,I. np1,,Is. Try. They visited many e!tioe, md tho
feiters and boR,ss plate1. They were IN roallty
after butler's tloH. hut after Il sohrph nt t,cary
a yuar thny Ravp M tho ctnaut and Tiger has
noyGf TO this day been heard feoni."
, 1881-07-08
SISTERS or CHARITY BURNED re
DEATH.


BpttA4 UaBdFtk 10 1hE EHttdQ1 1S91NM.
LEAvESwoIsr11, July IA painful ncci-
dent occurred t'>-lay ut the Catholic female
school know! as Mount St. Mary's Academy,
about three miles south Of the city. Two Of
tue Sisters Of Charity, by WHOM tic instItu.
ton Is co,!tiuctctl, were ut work III tho
kitchen when tho clothing OF one Of them
tuok fire from tug stove. Thu other. III try
gi5tilig Oh fire. At least tliis Is tlle theory,
but the trutI1 caf never bn known, as tic
wO,Ileil were So ba.tly burned that botl, died
Mf0re my other rembufs ot the household
lad knowledge Ut the horrible affair.
, 1881-07-08
tItUNIS.


rycouuAntSu TILE INSURGENTS.
TusIs, July 7.-I'0ur' columns of Turkish
trbups are elicatnpMl I'll TrfpUlt. close to tho
T'unlatail frontier. Tllo French complain
TINT this encourages tho insurgents.
CONHuI.s LEAVING.
1ApSnoS, JulyT.-A dispatch from Trnis
gays tho ltaflan Consul will loave t(leru .)uly
q (ruestiayh antt tho Spants1l a,la 0et,I,ati
Constlis will follow next wGgk.. None OF
them aro expected 10 return.
Httt:i11Nn KFAx.
TrSIa, .1Miy 1,-l'rlvatr tclegrants sny tho
French commenced sllclil1tg Stax Of, tic tittl
fnst., anil Tic fire WIS returned from sl,at
town. No details Of lighting llavo bueii re-
cclycu.
tn no 70 8FAX.
TAn1s. July 7.-F'nur battaliors Of the
Lyons garrison nre preparing to go to Sfnx
to participate III tho occupation of tint l'lace.
Lie Temps blntMes tic Guvernn,a,it for pre-
unaturely recalling n portion Of the Tunis
expedition.
4 DENIAL THAT FRANCE Will MolIlL1zE
HER TltODl's.
LONDON, July 1.--Le !Sotr, Of Paris, re-
referring to tile alel,fAl OF tic PHst's statc.
luen, aiMt ask the Chamber for credits for
thu dispatch nnu employment Of tlle saillc
for t|lrco mouths. says: "1'llo nows Which
IL denied s ltt ,lecpSslty of tho sttliaton a1ld
though perhaps exaggerated III form, ought
10 bn true III principle. There lnay lot be
to0,000 nIen required, but t;cn. Sn.lsUir call-
not Gxpect atiy result III Algerfn Wtllnnt
large rriNfofccnlents." Tic Punt, III 4 les,tl-
lng article, refuses 10 nccGpt denial IN pref
errllce tn tho authority OIL which, It ihatlo its
statements, Atit SnyS: "frllu recent French
, 1881-07-08
rsyo CrI1II1!tEN BURNED,

ALBANY, n. T., july "a !iro occurred
at tile residence of sauuel Crlpper, back Of
West Troy. last night. cal'scd BY the ex-
p1usl0n of !tsecraclicrs stnrod III n sleeping
rtaan where two llttlu children, Nellie nmt
TObias, agcd q tul1 ., were sleepinG. Tho
parents. who wcro visiting n lIsIgthor, saw
rryna S sn5ekS os !ss'x o tFq s MsnH ts gSs' b'r a
Alr. CrInpgr. utmost frantic, rusled Into tic
house, willie l,fs wile summoned hUlp. Ul1
tue i!uor lAy tho Children, dead. Judging
fln'n tho stAtc VI, the r,on, thgy 1lad evl-
, 1881-07-08

THE FEptItA1. COUNCIL, = i.
: IsEnLlN, July T,-lho l3unirarath Will nd
1ousn to.tlny, 1t las appnlMtcd q committee
consisting Of nna PrussIan, ono Naynrla1,
ono Saxon, a,l4 Two Hamburg u!etupera. tho
latter Will, o',o yoto anly, to superytse the
incorporation Of Hamburg In tho zollyereIn,
4s**e*A*ssR"
Tic 0ern1aa coal-nllne companies llayo
commenced conveying cual to tue mouth OF
their pits by alsctrto railways,
l. APPOINTED sKcnErAnr, ,''.. >
pEnL1y, July 7.-'rllo QDlcitst QnzettG an
noHncss that Count Yon Ilatzfellt las bean
appointed Secretary nt Foreign Affairs. He
will Represent Prince uapasok during the
laticrt 1bsellcg. 2 8 ~ ~9'i'.' !
, 1881-07-08

FATAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
6pfttdl Dispatch 10 The Ihieaeo TRIBUNE.

6pttfdi Dispafth 10 The Chtcaeo Tribune.
DA1TtMor't:. Md. duly IA dispatch re-
celVetl frbm Eastt''l, Md, t0-ilght gives tic
particulars Of terrible explosion which oc-
eurretf near there t>day oil tho farm of Mr..
Edward s'e'a't. A portabfn n,gtl'e, used
fur t!tras'!lng out wheat, explodeI, nhd WIS
blown upward III the air to hight Ut thirty
five yards. Solonon Nterr!ck, Ja,nrs i.
White. and Alexander bantum, tic latter
colored, wsrc killed outright All wcro
fcarfuliy scp1ded. ntld Ba,,t,l,'s back aud
neck wert, brukesl. James Co... .tcolorei)
ward S!Ie1inn Is badly. though
not dangerously, acnttla.l. -Four other
hands received severe injuries FROM sealtllng,
etc. a yall,abte ln,Ha wls killed. Tile TX
lfnsiOm wAs ealtYe.l hy allowing lle water in
tlle Hyilur tn got tU0 low nld tliatl filling bttt-
denly with Guild wutcr.
, 1881-07-08

OMAHA, Neh.,. July T.--.ludga Bayage to-
day sentenced q, l.. llurrlck to tllroe yours IN
tilo 6tato Prls0n for sattIAg tire 10 Dotiroat
llrotlers' atstuTe. All ilonbt as to llerrluk's
guilt Ia now removed. us he has lnatlo fill
eonfessoE, lin lnntteates tbs Deslrnat
llrDtllels, who are ul,lpr Indictment fur the
sA!ln oilGllse, ;lnl will be- trle1 naxt teyn:
III tlio iirst Circles. Tlioy WIll pyoially 10
cntlyIcteA III .fnv il,ne. .I'le 0b]eGs Of tho tru
WIS 10 defs1ua TIP Insurance t:..li.p9n!ps WHO,
by the way, settla1 their losses before my
arrests WGr0 n.l{lG.
, 1881-07-08

PHILLIPS, Me-, July IA frIgl'tful accl-
dent occurred II. Langley turing the raising
Of Il franna Westinghouse. Tic roof was
being put M. when tho ifg tin.bcrs alltl ru1t-
ors fell III, preclpltatlng fifteen workmen to
tho ground. Ten were ,uure or less Injured.
4 nlaii lnnietl Raymond hnd his right leg
cut OiT and left fnut baly crushed. \ lllail
,ln,s,ctl l3urry Ind lls llerb'ade broken;
ntso II bruken rib. Which peiIetrssel tho
lllngS. Gourgo II. 11AntnNn wns Injured Ill
turl!nlly, Charles Snowman hau Log
broken.
, 1881-07-08
aJNCl:NUIAltISaI. .

6pafta1 p1spolFh 70 1hs ta1Eaf7 1SIaaH9.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 7.-Fr0m gen.
tlerlan wl,a hns Just reached this city from
Fort smith II ls learnol that the house Ut
William ". Wheeler, In saquoeh District
oherokco Satlon, was slre'l by incendF0Eles
Wednesday night tusd e]ls!rely consumed.
The fuuaiIy barsly cscapplt witll the!E lives.
losing oyegytli1x. Loss. SlbM TArse
Wheeler was i white utpiI. and ,tl'u .tleusl Ii
attributed to rersR[ll paFaolls. who DESIRE u
rid tue country Ut every Gne but lndluns.