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WI said that there would be an inquest
held over the graves on the sand reef of
K~ahakaaulana, before the high tribunal
Of public opinion, and in our columns to-
lay Kamaaina opens the case, charging
our Health Authorities with constructive
-manslaughter. Men are now to be punished
for sins of omission, rs well as commission.
Our worthy police Justice declares, in a
recent Investigation, based upon an inquest,
that the omission to do what a man of
Intelligence might be expected to do, be-
comes a criminal neglect" An overt act
is no longer needed to fix criminality.
Now, through the semi-official columns of
a contemporary, we hear suggestion of
80 vigorous effort " to be now made to stop
the further spread of the epidemic of small
pOX from which we are suffering. Vigorous
efforts HOU! Four months ago, through
careleSsneSs and favoTitism this fell disease
was let in among us. Four months z
the whole community was in a state of
alarm and dismay, and relied on the au-
thOrities for vigorous efforts to stamp
out his pestilence. The proposal to make
them now. Is an abject confession of past
ineptitude and inertness of the omission
to do wha a man of intelligence might be
expected to do.r And we cannOt but feel
that the large number of deaths which
have been Occasioned by these sins of omis-
sion call for a strict investigation. Neither
can we avoid the conviction that such an
enquiry ought, in the ordinary course of
Justice, to lead to an arraignment of those
found to be responsible before the same bar
a. that where stood on Wednesday last
Father TorEin and the architect of his
school.
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IMPORTS.

Fr San Francisco, per W II Meyer, May 2S-6sOi piss
SnTar, 60 bags pine-apples, 23 bnchs bananas
For San Francisco, per Musca. Nav 3I-20.O73 pE--
suRar. $40 bnchs bananas. go bgE rice, mise stores Dom
yai. sl54.59 81. Fgn val, s. 90.
For Manila, per Highhyer, May 500 tons ballast. 90
"a ale. 5000 fine bricks, 60 empty puncheOns, mise
stores. Fgn val. SIs22O0.
For San Francisco, per Lady LampsOn. May JI-1O,24O
pkas su0ar 95 bnehs bananas, 10 rolls leather. Dom val.
SneOe "a. Fgn val, $500 Is.
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.- san Francisco. per y II Niger. May 2s-B Down,
3. .fer.rr. Prank Wright, John Reid. a SUMTER. ChAs
D...-. 4 Davis. Wm Naples. D Z Brandon, 7 9 Dan
,Ir Teuueu- Decker : ; Decker, John MAnen''
81 ..a.f 1. " Dryer
Errra-I- inlet Ter Pacific slope. May ZS-John
..-.l. 81 D-g.l-.r- o. W Johnson " Nc Eachen-
F.--.. Trl..-... per Lady Lampsou. May 5l-Miss b
O. z...le. W3s E.He. ~ r McWhistcT, } d Tucker, Mrs
L-s- cad r.a. ~ L~-Epbsil-
-r---- F---r----.-er E-rcka. June II E!ser.S Hoist.
o. g--..-.IE. D. ET.r-T = Rome, 4 Giller, . 2 Thacher-
FOR Port -. Peg El@na Vista, June 2-John
---.-. john .l. u J.lglE.
E.r san Francisco. Per Eai-Eaua, June 2-Mr and Mrs
-~~E-eEar. Mr and Mr. OEIey. -GOrham, -Coen, Jno
Ba5e9ck. s step. Nrz six. Miss williams, X J King. g
L-=.J u CLev4lr- j Br1pEer-
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DECORATION DAY, or the day for the
commemoration of the dead of the great
American war of the Union, on both sides,
has become recognized with popular dem
onstration and interest in every section of
the great country, North and South and
the 3Oth of May has been set apart for this
observance. We noticed that Consul McKin-
ley very appropriately kept his flag at half
mast on Monday last, in recognition of the
day in Honolulu, AS it is stated on official
authority thai 200 native Hawaiians took
part in the great war-which is abou as
large a proportion of men to the population
of the country, as many loyal States fur
nished for the prosecution of the war-it is
perfectly appropriate and consistent hat
Hawaiians should be pleased with the re-
cognition of the American Decoration
Day in his island Kingdom.
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PoRT OF HONOLULU. Il. I
RRIyALS-

CONsTWI-E-
Man Zs-Stmr e Il Bishop. from Kauai
2s-Stmr EiIauea HJu. from kahulu
2s-Stmr Lehua. from Maui and MolJE4l
2s-Stmr MOkOlI, from kOJlau
9s-schr Waiehu from Waiauas
2s-Schr Warwick, from MOlgkaI
g0-Stmr LIkelike, from HtlO
J0-Schr HaIeakala, from Hilp
W-5chr MalolO. from HilO
SO-Schr Geul seigel, from Waialua
3O-Schr Mar Foster from Punaluu
5O-Schr Julia, from HOuukaa
Iune I--tmr James Make. from hrual
FOREIGN
June Am bktns Kate Sudden, Bate. 3 aasa from
Newcastle > W.
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ALONG TIE WHiRVES.

The Ponare i yet in the stream
The Storm Bird Will 80 IN quarantine on Monday
Tbs Morning star II still 81 the Fish Market wharf.
Ashsd l. in course % erection on the EspIauadc, opposite
the Custom House and mauka the Kauai steamers. Mr.
7 HOpp has charge
The Pacific slope Is East the Likelike wharf diseharg-
ing. This vessel made n splendid run from Newcastle.
favored by Austral winds
The Catherine Sudden Is at the Esplauade discLargiug.
Capt Bates says his vessel Is at present diseugaged- Fius
opportunity for shippers to obtain 4 good bottom for
Frisco"
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NOTES.

shipping lively sugar plentiful
Imports for the week. $500 exports do DO SlO7,s92-sl-
GOOdyi
Hishayer sailed Ist. inst Tor Manila. Captain tired of
the port
Kate Sudden arrived Ist. inst, - days from Neveas.le.
Why. Bates
Musea took largest cargo ever taken from this port.
value si54 ,5O9.5l-
annie, Newcastle. due; Amelia, do. due Ella san Fran
cisco, due; COnsuelO, do, due
Captain Nordberg leaves Eurekas quarterback this
trip Returns here to settle
Pilots busy during past week; took out eight vessels.
brought one IN Sea breeze healthy,
W. II. Meyer and Kalakaua large lists Of passengers.
Meyer sailed 18th May; kalakaua sailed 3rd inst.
Cedsr, Bremen, overdue: Cheshire, New York. overdue.
Zoe. Liverpool, Overdue; Martha Eideout, Port BlakiIy,
overdue.
An Eastern paper says " Captain Jacob Brown and his
wife. who left New Bedford twenty-nine years ago. are
back on 4 visit. The captain Is superintendent Of public
works in the Sandwich Islands" Next
Herewith. We present our usual monthly return Of
vessels leaving this port with cargo valuation. In
addition, thereto. we furnish . list Of arrivals for Nav.
with valuations Of cargOes imported by them This list
Will no doubt prove useful for purposes Of reference 10
our business men.
mr. vvsv EXPORTS or CARGO
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MEMORANDA.

Report Of bk California, Capt Love.-SaiIed from New.
castle April 70. wind ; W, hne weather. next day had
y z trades well 10 the East'd- Crossed the equator Nay
18th 80 days out Ion 1879 % Prom thence had y F
trades to 20 y then wind to SOuthd To port. Arived in
port Sunday May q, A. days passage.
Report Of bktne Kate Sudden, Capt Bakersfield from
N-vcAstIe Mch n, constant head wind 10 Tahiti. whence
fair wind for two days and sgain head winds TO the
IsIands. Crossed the equator in 1902 W. Had strong
N n trades well TO NOtid- No s Z trades. Arrived in
port June LIST, u days passage,
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CONsTwtsE-
MAY gs-schr Pauahi. for OOhala
2s-Sch- Jenny. for NaE1ltw1t
2s-Schr Jenny walker. for HtlD
as-Schr Luka. for EeswaiH
Zz-Schr Mana. for k0hala
9O-Stmr q X Bishop. for Kauai
gO-Stmr Eilauea HJu. for kahuluI
JO-stmr MOk1ln. for kOOlau
gl-schr waitele. for MalkD
gO-Schr Waimalu. FOR HapuI
g-Schr Prince. for houa
m-schr LhOlitho, for HJuuapO
M-Schr Waiehu. for Waiauae
M-schr Genl Setgel. for Naialua
M-schr warwick, fr Ealaupapa
M-Schr Manuokawat. for Hauamnull
aI-Stmr Likelike. for HIl0
I-HaIeakala. for Haualct
I-Mary Foster, for Punaluu
FOREIGN.
May 2s-Am bk Pacific slope. Barue-, for san Francisco
SAN schr W II Meyer. Howe, for san Francisco
If-Gr bk Muscn, Oltuauu. for san Francisco
T-Eugitsh bk Lady Lampsou- Narstru. Tor = r
June lam bktne Eureka, Noriberg. for san Francisco
T-arr bk Htghhyer. schliemauu- Manila
EHawn bk Ealakaua. Jerks, for san FruuclseJ
J-Am bk Buena Vista, Calhoun. for p Townsend
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We have seen a series of letters addressed to
Father Larkin, from the Bishops of Brisbane,
Wellington, Dunedin and San Francisco, and
other parties; covering a period of over fifteen
wears, in which he receives the highest testimo-
malls as a priest; and is mentioned in Bishop
Moran's letter, as of ''irreproachable character"
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Br BIZ Zoe. Campbell, London, overdue
Am BIZ Cheshire. BatcEelder. New York overdue
Ger Blk Ceder. Eohlfs. Bremen. overdue
HEw bk EaIe, EOthfos, Bremen, overdue
Haw bk tOlani. Bremen. loading
Am b. annie. S~andbrrg. Newcastle. y = ", due
Br ship city Of Shanghac, Drysdalc, Glasgow
srhr " l. Beebse, Erscheu, Port Gamble
Br b. sue0lk. ByfOrd. London
"a u NJ - Thetis. --.P ttcnrus Island
Br ok OberUn. Harvey. Liverpool
Am bktue Ella. Turner. san Francisco. due
Am bktue COusuel0. Howard. san Francisco. due
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r,- ~.r Francisco. per Eurska. June 1-s,9i5 pkgs
.--ar TO-. Uuel- bananas Don ral. S55.5s3 y
rr- san Frlri-.n. per Ea'4Eaua, june [Yi2y PKG
r-- l- -aTt hide. U.s. brrI- bananas, = cs taHoW-
d. 3D.. rrr. ...E-r --.
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TIE PACIFIC
Commercial AObertlser ,
JUNE 4, 1881
SATURDAY,
COURT NEWS.

Her Royal Highness the Princes Regent
held the usual monthly reception on Thurs
day, the md instant, at Washington Place.
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FoREIGN VESSELS IN POK7

Am bgtne Morning star. Bray
bk California. Love
Am bktue Kate sudden. Bate
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s. I'm.
PasSESGERs.

.ram Nsuea-;Ie. y : ~. Ter Kate stsden, June l-59'
coal. b. Foster g. Co
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THE Rev. w. J. Larkin's exceptional
position before the community, calls for an
impartial presentation of evidence, that has
come to our hands, to assist the public in
forming a correct opinion in regard to it.
In our issue of May 18th we published by
request of Father Larkin, a letter he adj
dressed to US. along with a correspondence
between himself and Bishop Maigret. The
communication signed by the Bishop, after
being placed in our hands, was somewhat
modified, and some additions were made
with the consent of the Bishop. We give
below the exact text of the document, when
first placed in our hands,:
81 am very much panied to hear that
certain calumnies nave been circulated reg
arding the character of the Rev. Father
Larkin, who is Zealously laboring in this
mission. He has come. here with dimis-
serial letters and recommendations of the
highest character from his late Bishop, and
/ have no fear but he will deserve the same
at my hands if it should happen that /
would be deprived of his valuable and zeal
Ons services.
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ALL THIS FINE PROPERTY

Is situated at Puehuehu, the business centre of the district.
The land is leased, having IL years to run from the LIST of July,
1851.
Lot This property is situated at the Honoipu landing
and comprises about one acre of leased land, having II years
TO run, on which is erected one dwelling house built of tongue
and groove boards. one mems house, 24x16, very large chicken
house and yard, large water tank, spacious wharf, large crane
and tramwsy. There is also a well of good water on the
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+ LOUIS MAIGRET,
Bishop of Arathia,
Vicar Apostolic.

subsequently Father Larkin informed us
that he was authorized by the Bishop, to
modify the form of this certificate of char
acter; so that it should appear as an answer
to a communication; and he gave us a copy
of his letter to the Bishop; and made altera-
ions in the certificate of character, so that
it reads as follows; as published in our 18th
May issue.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
RUSSIAN APRAlEs.

Precautions IN Guarding the Royal
AbOde-A New Issue Of = HihiIiSt
Organ.
LONDON, June ga Berlin correspond.
emit Of the TNss telegraphs that he re-
ceived a letter from St, Petersburg which
says that 200 police have been sent
to PetsrhOi to assist the soldiers in watch
ing the Palace, the present royal residence.
Photographs Of all railway officials have
been lodged in the government depart
ment to aid in the detection Of Nihilists
disguised in railway costumes. Strenuous
efforts are being made to find connecting
evidenced in order TO give more unity to
the trials Of the numerous important poll
lical prisoners, which must DO held next
autumn. The tortresssa aad prisons are
crowded. II Ia believed in official OlrCles
that Russia can not possibly make such
exhibitions Of herself before the world rs
to try n or two thousand political
offenders, and something must ba done
with all these prisoners 10 makB room for
others. The only way to dispose Of them
quietly and expediliously Is by the sys'em
Of administrative deportation which Gen,
MelikotI, lac Minister OF the Interior,
sought to abolish.
Anew number OF a revolutionary organ
called the "Black Division" made It's ap'
pesranCs there on the 10Th inst, II OPP
poses the programme OF the Tsrrorists,
advocated by a section OF the party repre-.
sentsd by q publication called the " vii Of
The People" and from which the "Bldck
Division" has now finally seeded, The
Gear and oil the high officials have TeCeiy'
ed a letter ContradiCling the report thai
they had been sentenced to death by the
revolutionists. The letter Ia believed to
emonaie from the leaders OF the "BtGcA
Division"
KlEEP, June 22.-Ths person, recently
arrested for having in her possession
q forged passport, proves to be "Yakimo'
re-" Q daughter Of the priest who .paItiCl
pRted In the attempt TO murder the CzaI
In 1879, and one Of the tenants Of the shoI
from which the Little Garden street mine
was constructed.
ST. PETERSBURG, June CIT ia officially
announced that the dynamite recently
found under the Catherine canal bridg'
is part Of that placed there In 1880 Thu
government has ordered an examination
OF all the st, Petersburg canals.
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PERSONAL.
Points About People al Home an
AhHaaN.

Abroad.
John W. Holt, Of Grafton, is.in town.
George stull, OF the Netm Letter, left ioi
Cincinnati last night.
I. T. Hamilton, Esq, and wife, Of
Washington, Pa, are at the Mcclure.
Major Anderson is fixing up bis Manu-.
lecturers Insurance Office In gorgeous
style.
Col. Lindsay, Of AtChison, Kansas, WAS
In the city yesterday, on a visit To some
old friends.
John MCGfaw, OF Grafton, nov In The
city, says the reigning topic at his place 10
about proposed railroads.
Mrs. Williamson, NE Miss Mamie TAR,
is the guest OF Miss Mary Wilson, and 1
visitor 10 Nj. De Ohantal.
Revs. D. A. Cunningham, D. D., ]. D.
Moffatt, and Lavetty Greer returned from
Washington, Pa yesterday,
MI. 9. W. BtoCkmlet, Of this city, wa
elected q vice president Of The GlaAs
Blowers Association at Atlantic City re.
Gently.
Charles kaufman, Chiet oil the Fire De.
tattmeht 10 sieubenyille, and q prominent
membet ntthe AmalgamAted Association,
is in the city, the guest Of Ed. Rogers.
Among the visitors 10 Mt De ChahtAl,
sre Ma. Notion, Of Richmond, Va MIA
ynatlee v, Myers and Mrs, NJ. Myefs. Of
Philadelphia aud MIA. Geo. ". KaS II
Cleveland, y
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HERE AND THERE.
Strings Of the Reporters Note Book
YeSIeTday's Minor Occurrences,

S'I''nES OIL ."o Hsp"I'as 49, n
hes'e'a"SS m'""F
ouR planning mills are al ousy'
The Court House repairs are coming on
rapidly.
The umbrella makers have got a corner
on the weather.
MATTERS were very dull about the State
House yesterday.
TuE bluinv machines at the Belmont
mill are being repaired.
TuR Supreme Court OF Appeals vii,
probablv close this teIm on JuIy /.
~ ,,oin. - on,tn,on,. ~srnha,,n,
.ons . coS rs,sons wnSt nvs, tI'a r. ~
s os. ui, ~ .aSt wa" -"
u,,sT.wt p,,,rx,n .,ho mn. NJ h,d,,
m!ss L 10 H,ii;nm .nm ,,"n IA" ~ oon,
h!uieL oy is';!n IUn ''eP 'Auuef SUM
''ne s'nCe' 10 improving -,
~, CockAYSE received q call iSr hli
D sahIu 70 ~ ~ Mew T TnI neAf wis
'l!Le' on .ne .ou''n touty'
The loIks living on sixth street, between
Market and Main, want new cutbinR anc
paVements laid on both sides Of the street
JUDGE BoYD goes to Wellsburg to pre-
side at Circuit court. The two additions
indie c. ments against Tom Cheek are on the
docket lof this week,
The hearing OF Connors, supposed Ia
have robbed Phillips, OF Sistersville, o.
that roll Of 81, 500, will probably come ur
before Justice Philips today.
t,ot. AIRY. TrpNsp haa secured ,be
contTsct tor r]enovatinO and ]Sleanino nr
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PILES / PILEsi PILES
A sure Cure Pound At Last. No

A sure Cure Pound NJ Last. No one
Need suffer.
A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding, Itchinu
and Ulcerat d Piles has been discovered BY
DR.. williams ian Indian rOmedy) called Df.
WllllatnsS Indian Ointment. A single box
has cured the worst chronic cases OF twenty.
Eve and thirty years standing. No one need
suffer five minutes after applying this won.
derful soothing medicine. Lotions, instru.
mentS and E~lectuaries do more harm than
good. WilliAns's Ointment absoFbs The
tumorS, allays the intense itching (partcu.
larry at night after getting warm IN bed), acts
asa poultlce, gives Instant and painless relief,
and is prepared only for Piles, itching Of
the private parts, and nothing else.
Read what the Hen. j.. NJ, Cofinberry. Of
Cleveland, says about DR.. Williams's Indian
Pile Ointment: have used scores Of pile
cures, and II affords me pleasure TO say that /
have never found anything which gave such
immediate and permstrent relief as d., Wi.
liamB's Indian Pile Ointment.
For sale by all druggists, or mailed on re.
celpt Of price, 81 90.
West d McConahey, Druggists and Apoth.
e~caries Bank Building, Bridgeport, ohio.
Logan List Il Co., Wholesale Agenu, Wheel.
Ink, w, Va. NWIIW
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Last evening, In Justice Felber's office
several breaches Of the peace cases were
tried. Christian schlosser and John EiCh'
snbsrg preferred two charges against John
AtIbefpsr, for ~contending with them with
loud aud angry words. Gross suits we're
then entered against the complAlnants.
The one SgAinsl Eichenbefg was ismissed
The Justice reserved decision on one Of
the other cases and dismissed Two others.
CrAciait and Athett we're the attorneys.
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rnnsrnl Of Robsri 4Ibson. Esu,

Yesterday afternoon the mortal remains
Of Robert Gibson were peacefully laid TO
rest In Greenwood Cemetery. The funeral
services we're impressively conducted al
Ills late residence by Rev. ]. 7. Mcclure
in the presence Of a large number Of fela.
tiyes aud friends Of the family. The pail.
bearers we're MesstB Henry X. List, Isaac
Irwin, j.. j. Jones, s. p. Hildreth, Alex
Rogers, Thomas Sweeney, VIM. Goshofn
and VIM, Turner,
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OUE REsULAR RIIlR RACKET,
r. thy Points Abont AEFiVinE and DspAII.
tag RSRis-LeVeo Gossip.


ting BSRis-LeVee Gossip.
Business still lively on the landing.
Weather yesterday bright and cool.
The Graham is due down this morning.
Capt, Jim Davis new boat is growing
daily.
Due up from Cincinnati this morning
Buckeye State.
The Scotia is due down Friday morning
Tor Cincinnati.
The DsunIleas passed up yesterday with
8 tow Of empties,
The gauge last night showed 10 feat 6
inches and rising.
The Courier is the Parkersburg boat at
1880 this morning,
First CLERK John Kirksr, OF the Salt
Valley, was in town yesterday.
Commodore Ell. Hornbrook's new boat
0 making the ripple towards completion.
The Bachelor will take the excursion
to Browne Island this morning to attend
the soldiers reunion,
Tho 0'Neal will carry excursionists from
SienhenvillG to Browne Island all day TO.
day, aud hence will be out oil her regular
Wheeling trade,
Tue Scotia beat The Bright Light up 10
this point by several hours iromCincinnaii
The Scotia is the fastest stern wheeler thu
goes up the river now,
The picnic excursion barge has had
a dancing platform put in her. She will
60 out with m excursion party from the
Island next Monday evening.
The big Bright Light, formerly the
Alice, is up from Louisville en- route Ia
Pittsburgh. She brought up twenty. five
ton Of pig iron and miscellaneous freight
for here,
PITTSBURGH, June %, River 7 feet 0
inches and rising, Weather clear and
pleasant. The Scotia arrived OF noon
The Emma Graham and Montana left q
5 p. NJ.
CINCINNATI June 22.-River 10 feet {
inches and falling. Weather fair and
cool, Arrived-Lee, Evansville; Houston
New Orleans, Departed Hudson, Pitts
burQh.
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Yesterday mornings session, as ID
always the case when females are on The
docket, drew . good many auditors. The
elk gitls, who were inmates OF Madame
Ships or Faedefs' s~etRgllo, who had been
arrested the previous night, we're each
fined $40 and costs. They all paid. The
pfopfietiess WAS fined 500 and costs ioi
keeping a house Of prostitution and SO
and costs Tor selling liquor without a II.
Cenao. HAIRY Kteiss was fihed IS fol
dumping gatbsge within the city limlts.
The two men found In Ships ranch were
also ined $40 and coats each.
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CAPITAL |PuNIsnMENr.
bill for It's Abolition ReJecIed by tn
English Commons.

LONDON, June 22.-In the House o.
Commons the bill introduced by Mr.
Pease for the abolition OF capital punish
ment was rejected, on motion for a sec
ond reading, by a vote Of l75 to 80. During
the debate q very general feeling was ex.
pressed in favor OF a classification Of the
various degrees OF murder, as in America,
The home secretary opposed the bill,
but favored an alteration Of tile Law
which should dlstiI gulsh between mur
der with malice aiorethought and othe'
murders. The extent to which murdet-
had decreased, he said, showed the de or
rent effect Of hWging, tie abolition oi
which was not supported by the great
maj q the nation, Sir Richard Orc ~
said he thought Sir WIN. llaicourt very
sat. iaC.orlly EcCCuntel for his conversion
from his folmer advocacy OF the abolition
Of capital punishm ant. John Bright and
most Of tho home rulers voted In the
minority,
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a worklngman says: "Debt, poverty and
suffering haunted ile for years. caused by a
sicl family and large bills fer dOclofing,
which did no good. | was completely dit.
couraged, until one year a1o, by tie advice OF
my pas'ot, procured Hop Bitters and com.
mencd their use, and In. one month We were
all well, and none Of US have been sick o day
since and want tosAy toall poor men, YOU
can Keep your 70 MILES we'll q year with Hon
Bittets for LEES than one doctors visit viii
Ost'-Christlai Advocate. MWF4w