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TIE case of Mrs. Fredenburg which the Adrey-
fissr cites, certainly a very hard one; but it
must be remembered that her application was
made at period of the epidemic when the quar-
antine regulations were more strict than they are
nO'E; that when she applied was allowed
TO 60 backwards and forwards. 1t NAV also be
interesting 10 know that at the very time Mrs.
Fredenblrg made her application. another mother
maGe her application to 90 to sick child In Maui:
this request also refused and four days after.
the woman had broken out with smallpox and
and was in tie hospital on the reef. In this case
too we suppose, that the Marshal of the kingdom
ought TO have carried the mother TO the bedside
Of her child. but he would have escorted as we'll
the grim spectre Of disease which, once landed on
Maui. would have stalked through the island with
as fell results as he has here
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Sax FnAvc1soo. February 18th, 1881.


Thomas Il. Walker. Esq. Honolulu Dtdr Sir !;
You are aware that during the past six months, 1
have been investigating the accuracy of the Man
lila basis upon which our sugars have been sold
to the California Refinery. After many enquiries
in many places, came 10 the conclusion that the
standard of % was too high, and on my return
from England In November bruached the subject
10 Mr. Spreckels. He frankly told me that he did
not think ~ higher than the Ex. Sup. Manila d. s
actually polarized-but he would get samples from
Manila, and investigate the matter. My letter to
Mr.. Spreekes of December 10Th will indicate the
position in which left the question when sailed
for Honolulu December 25d. and ] gave you a copy
of the letter. Yesterday saw Mr. Spreckss again.
and he was quite prepared to carry out the idea
suggested by me. Fortunately, c. A. Low & Co.
have lust received 500 tons of Ex Sup. Manila lust
under 10 d. S. and Mr.. Spreckels requested them
to send him mats from two lots of same grade
These were TO be placed at nv disposal for polar
ization. and we agreed on the following aofHs
ogsrdRdi. The mats unopened ,, were sent to the
Refiners-and I requested Mr.. Welch and Mr..
Dimond to let their chemist meet me there at three
o'clock that afternoon. At that hour Mr.. Spreckels
and drove down, but before we went, he showed
note from Low d Co. saying We make the lot
905 and 90.9 The refinery chemist and the other
two. then prepared the samples together, and hav
ing placed the tubes alternately IN the pOlariscope
they tested the degrees separately. The refinery
chemist tested first, and whilst Mr.. Welch's
chemist was doing so, the first named wrote down
9O9-91-MT. Welch's then wrote down his test 81.
900. l then declared myself perfectly satisfied
Mr.. Spreckels claims that this cargo being below
10 D. She could fairly contend that an actual
10 d. S. would give at least ? more. He however
valves that, and agrees that all cargoes coming
in under the Manila basis, and arriving after this
date-shall be on the basis of 9lo 10 ID. S.-a
virtual addition of Is To- or 81 80 per ton. have
written this ont clearly in order that you may
send copy to each of our correspondents, who
Will. no doubt be gratifed at this addition to
prices. Mr.. Spreckels will treat US all alike and
therefore YOU can explain this to any who are in
terested in the Manila basis The Elias cargo
will come under the new rule-aH others to Feb
ruary 18th are Iere. / ought to say that Mr..
Sr,-actals h7s met me all through most fairly and
/ isIt bound to thank him for making a concession
which though not legally due, he never once tried
TO evade. Yours very truly, THEo. II. DAWES.
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TIE justices o. the Police and District Courts Of the
Kingdom hereby directed that, in all cases Of in
sane persons committed by them the Insane Asylum,
copy OF the evidence taken in each case should be
fararded with the miilimus 70 the officer TO whom the
rnfrfilnus is addressed Il. A. ?. CARTER
Attorney General ad iHfsTiaa-
Artn-nev Generals Office. d S,s
H-uoIniu. April 1st lssi.
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NOTICE appears in one Of the Chicago papers
about the political outlook IN Florida, which
seems TO be quite bright. The State Government
is in the hands Of the Democrats. but 1t is we'll
known that the white Republicans assisted in
p1tting them there. Maurice Thompson. who has
lately visited the State saws, have talked with
many pronounced Republicans here, immigrants
from New England and elsewhere, who vote with
their political party In national elections but who
are staunch opPosers of Negro and carpet bag
rule II the State The whole white population
II fact have united 10 prevent the State Govern
ment falling into Negro or carpet bag hands. At
the same time the leading Of the State are all
strongly IN favor OF the education of the Negro.
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STAR MILL COMPANY.

And that the Corporation under said Charter duly
Organized and eced the following named officers, viz:
President nf..........WM . r CASTLE.
Vice President t.J B. ATHERTON.
See.v and Treasurer .........WM O. IRWIN.
Auditor. r.................--..-DANIEL r. VIDA
Notice Is also given that pursuant the terms of said
Chsrtcr no stOckhoder shall be Individually liable Tor
the debts Of the Corporation beyond the amO1nt which
shall BE- due uon tie share or shares owned or held BY
himself WI G. IRWIN.
Is 81 Il Sec'y Star Mil Co.
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WILLIAM FENNELL.
(successor to P. Daifon.)

TNUllIssVT y = IIlTiVIsI
No. 90 King Street, HonoIuIu,
Saddle and Harness Maker and Importer or Leather
and SaddIers' Hardware. All work done in my
estsblishment is under my direct supervision. and
will use NJ best endeavors to please ny CUSTOMERS
~ tsfre ne q call. 81
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THE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE ms. co.

GUARANTEED BY THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
A. McRINNIE, Manager
For Oregon and Territories Of Washington and Idaho.
ofces Seattle W L and lo2 FIRST Street Portland, Or.
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NOTICE

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO
"A jas Richardson formerly OF the Kohala store, are
re1 nested 10 make immediate payment TO JAS Woods
n Fohaia OF 70 Thao. H. Davies. Honolulu failing
which Zeal proceedings wiz be taken Tor their collect
ion. SO - St THEO. H. DAVIES.
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Mn = " Gmux has been appointed by the Board
q Educaun School Agent Tor the district Of Waikiki.
Leland q Maui. vice the late Henry A kinney. de-
ceased. ". JAS. SMITH. Sec'y.
Educatio1 oHce, Nsy srd. ISL. sIS;
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IN recent issSe we mentioned an alteration re-
Gently agreed to in the Manila basis" upon
which so large proportion of the Hawaiian su-
gar product is sold, an alteration by which 81 50
more comes to the producers for every ton of
sugar sold upon that basis. We learn that Mr..
Theo. Il. Davies of this city has been for a long
time past collecting and arranging information as
to the prices and analyses of yauous sugars, with
especial reference to the terms upon which the
Hawaiian product goes TO San Francisco and other
places; and we are now permitted TO print por-
lions of a letter addressed by that gentleman
whilst in San Francisco TO his Office here, giving a
very interesting resume of the circumstances which
led To the change
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was in his seat. General Jones is to-day the most
historic and. perhaps, the most remarkable char
acter in the West. He sat in the Senate with Clay
and Webster and Calhoun, with Silas
Wright, Renton, Crittenden and jefferson
Davis with Sumrer. Seward, Chase and
Doa1las. When General jackson was Presi-
dent, he sat in the House of Representatives
with Henry A. Wise and John Quincy Adams.
His district included all of Michigan, Wisconsin,
Iowa and Minr resota; it now has over thirty re-
presentatives il Congress- He left the Senate. not
becsuse of personal defeat, but because his party
had gone out of power in Iowa. The intimate and
trusted friend If Andrew jackson, the partner of
Daniel Webster, he remembers Jefferson On
terms of pers lal acquaintance with nearly all OF
our celebrate warriors and statesmen, he NUM-
bered among his friends and enemies the mighty
red kings b ok Hawk. Keokuk and Howeshlek-
A soldier in the waf of 1S12, General Jones Is a
Young man Yet. He walks erect, without cane,
with a light aud springy step and claims none Of
the indulgence and immunities of old age.-DH-
bs7tts, Ia. Times
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Reception at Aniolani Hale

Ail AAlQANs l4c ElQ lusl- al L Q CLOCK noon,
Her Royal Hirhness the Princess Regent received
al Aliiolani Hale his Rx. James NJ Comfy. [. S.
Minister Resident who presented to Her ROYAL
Hirhness Kear-Admiral I. Il. Stevens Command
Inc c. 5 Naval Force, Pacific Station. who in
t-oduced to Her Royal Highness the following
officers Of the {. S, 5. Pe',suoola:
T. =. Rohie Fleet Engineer; Rufus Parks. Fleet
pEymase- ". K ScQfeld. Fleet Surgeon: Capt. r II.
Co-rie- Fleei Marine oficer: L. r Harvey. Passed
As-'t Enrucers n. r. Buford. Theo. +. N Mason. T.
mEn Eusirn; !. r stuart Lawrence, Asst Engineer;
a p. MeAiister, Chaplain; W Il. Wolisrsberrer.
1!dshiprlaE-
He Ez. Jsmes n Comfy presented D. A. Mckinley,
I. : Consul; Frank 3. Hastings L :. Nice-C one nl
der ROYAL Highness Was attended on this
occasion by Her Royal Highness Princess Like
like, II. L. h. Ruth Keelikolani. Honorable Mrs.
Bishop, Mrs C. C. Harms, Mrs. II. A. p. Carter.
Ers- L AcCully, Ms. W. T. Allen, Mrs. J. NJ
Kapena, Miss Harms, Mrs Wilson, and Miss
Sheldon.
Honorable c. c. Harris. Chancellor of the King
dom; The5r ExceIlencies ". L Green. Minister Of
Foreign Affairs; II. A. y. Carter, Minister Of the
Interior; =. S.-Walker. Minister Of Finance.
Honorahies 4. T. Judd. l. McCully.
Nohiss--Hons- g. Rhodes, J. N. hapsna, J.
Mollauli
Prlry Considerations. E. o. Hall. W. c.
parke. J. W. hawaiuui. W. NJ. Gibson. NJ. huaea,
Wn- B1ckle, ". =. Wood. and d. kahanu.
His Naiestv's StaF-Colonels W. Z. Allen.
Curtis ?. laukea. J. H. BOYD.
Governors Staf-Major Antoine Rosa.
There were also presented to Her Royal High
ness on this occasion. Mrs. James NJ Comfy. Mrs
7. h. Stevens Mrs. D. A. Mckinley, and Miss
Stevens
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MoTICE.

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER
i sons that At Meeting Of the Shareholders Of the
STAR MILL SUGAR CO. held on the ss.h dag of
Apri ISL il wzs voted to accet the Charter Of IN
corporation granted them and their associates and
s1cresso-s under the corporate name and -yle OF the
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N0tice--Circuit Court Third Judicial Cir
cult Hawaii.
Notice is hereby rvcu thai The Nay term o. the above
mentioned Court vilu0t be holden. By order OF the
CHEZ Justice
!. Z. BARNARD. Clerk supreme Court
Hurolulu, April 5e. 1881. S8g
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3awaiian C5aEette.
EsT MoDUs ~ REBUs.

WEDNESDAY, NAY !, 1851.
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No horse aossed to trot or run except in one race
There must be three entries in all raees and two to
start.
The entries viii be closed on Saturday, tie 18th day
Of Nav at o'clock p. n. Entries 10 be made at the
ofHes OF c. Z. Williams, Fort street
The purses viii soon be published aud arranged ae-
eordiur 10 the Iiberalty Of the public Subscriptions
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GEO. c. sTRATEMEYER,

PRACTICAL sfGN AND SHOW PAINTER,
No. 50 Hotel ST., opposite Family MARKET
81 81 fv
, 1881-09-05

has lust neen commenced on these prairics, but
il IL III tho hRnts OF practical working men, and
tho isoxt generation will sec such changed a..
pccts of the Landscape, III orchard. and vineyard;
and fnrest that tho truo sttrlca Ut tho past and
tho present VIII aceIn ~ strarre mud lmproba,'ao
Tho prarlos would yot Hrow tho finest fruit In
An,Gricu. .......
Nebraska can show vury decided advancement
in horticulture tho paat 70" yrnfa. All thu well.
known favnrIta IN apples nr0 r4ltsoh here with
great s,lcccss, and grapcs nf all vnrinties :Eruw
hore ~ absnranen. aud nrc shnor1or 10 thnse
raised IN inany States. II wns thought q first
That on!y tho htury ctn,ntry alnng ii!o Mlssls'
ers. but .hIs has proyed IL to mistake. Lattoriy
a g0od 'fon! OF iruit hna btcH Hrown IL cxnlu-
slVclv prartc counties, beyulld nny natural wind
brakes nd thts rr!t has bean l,rnn.nee'i sa; r.,
tha trafrrs OF the Wtst Arc, with tho proper
horticultural e!ngrlencs, Rs EtUd for trliit a.
they are conceded to be for corn and cattlo.
Not much ran 10 *.li in tayor uf the fr'!is
tn tho orchards OF Nebraska this ycar as In tnany
f1rtnGr yours: ncther we're b1nckborrlcf, rAsP.
berries, strawberries. etc. 1cnchcs did mt do
well. Grnpcs arc abundant and Of excellent
quality. All other fruit Is ~ good as III ordi-
uaFy Ep1fN.
, 1881-09-05
OTHER LAKE PORTS.

N]tGT nuiH)Ss
puur Itunus, stInt., Sept. 4-u;D p, n.-f'aAscd
up-i'ropr,lsrs Janus Fisk Jr.. Arabia, CITY of
Mt. Clpmsus. Lowell and s,nrges, JuniRta, City
OF Concord and cnn4ott. Erin and btrgcst H. j.
lInckett nnd cunsort, Satna md barTos, tIcr.
maria and barges, Vienna and cousort. ". r.
Graves and oonsurt, !. TsfdBeOn Jf.. s. Il. Shet-
tnu and cu1isort, Goaego King aud barKes:
sehUoners Erie slhe, q. q. 1{0ught0rl. y. e.
Watson, Urangcr, and UGOruo Turst0n; tuK
E!axArA and tn'r: Atcaner saginaw.
1>own-i'ropaiicss Nrack, Oscoda4 Dean Rich.
muud Prod Mcbride and barges D. W. Powers.
William fludolph and cous0rt. plymouth. John
N. 0Itdicn With sGhuonera s. Ntnch, II. J. Webb,
g. =. Ninch, and Oanxcs, Fred Kelly With
schnoucss i. J. ,rliden and Col. Kllsworth and
chnanrt. Annie Htnitt, with sch0pners II. David,
COLUMBIA. Uradlla. and |. N. Foster, and Hello
+. Cross and barEcs: steamers Flara and Pearl:
Echo0nera brooklyn, tlchslc berwick, and li4th-
burn.
Wind southwest. Weather lno.
uuFYAtO.
Spfttat f,i,pasth to The Chicago Tribune.
nurTAttJ, N. Y, Sept. 4,-Arrlved-fropnlfc
CottcstoHa aud MontnnA, grain, Chicago.
CieArcd-Fropcllers Hnatot. Jay uoult. md
Con1stDRn and schooner T.. 7. Dorr. with coal f'F
Canal ffeiRhta tinchaneel, with nothing doing.
CLKvELANn.
6ptetai Dtspatth 10 Tne Chttdeo Tffbuns
CfEyEtASD. o., Hept. l.-Cteased for Ehlcapr-
FEopellers Roanoke, boston, and Jay Gould
merchandise; schooner W. ii. Rounds, coal.
Special Utspateh 10 TIT Chtaoo tribune.
EHlE+ 1'a,. Sept. .-Entorcd-rropelier Cones.
togs, gfnlu, ChlcaEo.
, 1881-09-05

6rfcfdl nspdfth To Tbs Chfeapo TRIBUNE.
kEOKl1K. ill.,. Sept. 1.-lIeat1tnG the tlckot put
forth by tho Loo County Republicans In COLL
rcntion at Donaldson toaay Is tue lion. Henry
W. liothert, of this city, for tho Senutc With tho
Hon. John N. Irwin md alllnrtl for Representa-
tlyra. This Ia tho strongest team tho lsepub-
lEcans cC,l -nv0 placed In tho floti, mud wo
predict II will win. Tho 1lemncrnts wnakcned
tbofr ticket by placing in nomination Frnilk
Allyn, nf this pluco. for Representative. HG Is
unpnplilAr hero with both Democrats mid Iiu-
Pui''lGnl,s. lstitl lis tho opponent Of Juhn N. IT.
wIn will .lhke II punr showing. lilo will luse Ut
teast :au Dusn0tritia vt,ttd III thls city:
lluntNnrs,S, ia., Sept: ;iwrhe @ isopuoltsan :t!
city iodny. the lion. Mflltatu lIar|nr In tho
chlr. The fioll. Juiln Patterson. tho present
Stntu HuHntur, was nominated fy atclAlllattosl
for realcctlom. 0Gn. y. i. UlnsKnw, or I3NrlinE-
tou. and v. II. Cnrswrfgat, Of Yollnw nprinYs,
vontlon unanimously. in.torsMt uov. Gears
ruNdhAGy tor thu United Stutcs Senate, AHd
commented his public cnrcrr Ms one t!eServinE
Df tho hu,lDr. The comvoninn voted down i,
resolution To sltlnIt tho atnto ptatforn, aud ulso
votea dnwu u resolution ropudta.lltg thn seventh
pl,lnk Ut tho State platforms. Tho proceedings
Sixcktt UispateA ts The Cateaao 1+tbune.
uult1lNGToN. H.. Sept. 0.-Th6 Republican,
CDnvention Of this county totay nonllnMtui
Juh,!l'attarsnn fur seHatnr and 0cu s i. dIus-
tGo RRssot%uTns rts' THfH Gp;G
n0usiGlnK uu!taau'a 'oriiI1e: Also declaring the
sHyt.th plallk OF THO ltepnb!lonn StAta llHtfotnl
1T relation tu tho pr0hlhltDry constitutional
amendment mt binding, Tho oaitd,lales for
tho election OF Gov. uonr fur unitod stutes
Senator.
, 1881-09-05

fields o.k. but is MT iamEed Ihs nftcr3'oon 'oo
Qaayie tFIod e pa ,ntW .ni. lnotnlnK. lMis
cn!d only ril! her ahHad. .n, hor pow , q,
sitsSsou hoy could pei' Sr SE ani :!et,. @ ~
s, Working @ %n ''G hor' she i. trst iqsk!x. Tho
ilt!e = !ho ,wrst~ard q T. eh.nne!: how M down
q, ind viii havo to la iehtor"t. aho i making
anoHt tw" nctcs of water neF h9ut Th,ch , set 5sn
h etafts .trucS. s''' ths a'F rosic{ in sxiaeiaK
SSS., .sf i a work sers! ( ae 4 kss4s kss5H
tho time. nul to atott Soit!d ltnIk tho east q
t1 ~ bsp1oa ~ sn saoa on y ne m T5s H. II a
sps eSf sae ay.eft Il Eof .a| fsep ~ vho
IT.. 70 ns.s n9 gto osy
tho propeller AIaska, With tho tehanssf anne
shsrw T. stpre sp!a here , f. se9}s u On pens
Urssng iao w,re sahis n sherwGo sa;s!, t, nroxs
!ipleiween tho @ stca,narI isa,lcr ana t5o ra!ks-
n ice !.Sa sasxa 81 RoT .ss ri
noiSss ts s's'ts hsE, tSf rho ,e 1.cGs s;iv 1rx
lack 5es M pulled tho hs' APaska. Ia T sho "ua wa
aly rawnS try!ye tesh osh. inGnss; Ssac
suhnoItcrs t,seaed tho wost channct u safoty to-
nLEit, Hojyg west of everything. At o'clock
Tho FretI Kelly with four s6hooncF1 rounded u
propeller Chicago as.o remsinod thore few
tluurs. but got ovor AZ right Tho water il ~:
low tho average, and II constantly gosng up ana
CROWNED WITH suocEss.
8Stetal DApatta to Tas Chttaeo Trbuns.
EntE, Pa. Sept. 4.-About month ago the
scho0ncr PnaNtotn, of Buffalo. arrived 10 thi.
tho su4oonor Vortnllion. which, xtth i4rTo
cargo Of coppnr, waa wrecked On Lake Eric IN
lf1a. Operations were uuder tho superlntend-
boar.i peculiar electrical apparatua for AIscov-
gring metals. After long search succsss came.
Tho electric machlno Indicated thg prgsehue of
lot Ho A,ic1ior, and divers descended. They
dropped allaro on tho bull Of the lost vtsael
aad hrt',tght Up al tnKot Of COPPER Ntth thoI;:
LAUNCH Or A ngw BA1ltlE.
spsttas Dt.patth to TIA Cateaee Tribune.
PAY CITY, s scnt +TaS n9w bargs Z;
lalnuhod Inst evening. sho u Of 465 tons
hlrthou bus 100 fec. keel, and Is built especially
NARROW zscArE.
SptetaE D.pateh to 7hs Chteaao 1rtksns.
CLEvELAHn. o.. Sept. a.-Thu tug Fiorct,ce had
| q nnrrnw escape from s1rlons accident Satur-
eynx @ 9 bTSke a. tpp nRbps D1 hSs
tho ,pston.rod smashed through tho cElfudes
head. No one WIS injured.
C1fAnrElts At CLEVELAND.
Hpsktaf DApateh to Ih4 Cttfaao Trtiuns.
CLEVELAND, o., Bopt. Propeller
Gollinbcrry and consnrt howcome M and soho0tcs
Mary, co.l TO Port stanley. % y cents ~ T. r. fre9;
ton, $l.14 Tree,
, 1881-09-05

Tho p!an found many sympntbzcra, and offcrs |
III aaslatance rtro numerous. Ft,xt..r wns thun
handsome man and found no t''nleuIty II gain.
inR mi cntrnnce Into tho ls,at *HsIety. t)ic Of
hs tcwly.fo',nh friends rnI'tntt.:rc! 70 !niro.
ie!l u III yenis Win wMs rA,I!t.sltl III IL, wnrt,,
*sl. aud wire t,a,i i,un al,AliY iiIr htl4bn,lt
fur yGale. Foster jun.rell ut Tho hIlGt Of
4cttarlng his fortu,ic. mid nj in,rsl,i.,k,,,
h'gamst and wi,!owcf hHh entered ,!tuh lis |
fourth nliiancu. liz uttalilel1 n position IN
bank!pE-ilo..su At 4 stlnry Of sisS PUT ,nu!itb.
and The brides father turllika!el il 'nxurinnt
nrlttal tour throna tho Western stuee shoy sei.
tlth1 '!nwn to rt1oy llfr. Again It'd Fuator'x
tnstn fer the Ha'l,nK-tahl a.t1tt itsef: an,i e.
iufu alx niuttlls " wcctt lie hg was In tlcht 10
tho extent nf *l.tn). 10 snt!.fy hts erc'hnrA
FOteur, 1a II ftrnitr caSn, Inntlc hcnry lrMIla
hi fs wiro's purse, mud unrrci ct,Ancd, during
which, stio acGtiscd hin nf having married tlrr
fnr her tnnlier. The Bcntnr cooltv acknowledged
thu faot, and t!vprcu fnInwed shuttly attrr.
Foster compounded with hg creditors, md,
with \ nnptnl Or $s,tD9, startc.l fnr cnslnhatf.
whHro N fiv1 days be s1lnntltrCH Fl, ,ln Mt tho
chrtf.tAbl6, anu thoN hcHttt hcireka- -htilApg.
lie VIVA hndly tMken Ii, H. the lIfth venture IN
tho matri.tlpntil hntKct, Five wrcks nftcr hts
9rrivnt In CEefnntl he Ind t1tHrr!ctf Ju3Elhtnu
}ithois, frHneh l'rcnlt, wi,n wna reported tO
t1e Wce!th$l bt Who turned uttt tn bt III lhHr rs
, 1881-09-05

Gpseiat LorFrsrQndfllte ~ 1hs GA!fato 1f+6HHe.
LlScoLN, Mob, Eept, Tho author ut tho
preSeut lIlah-Llcenso law. tho lton. e. Il. so-
uu.ab, Of Jefferson County, Inns killed himself
politically 10 tar rs this Stnto Is concerned. 1t
Is doubtful II he will ever u9nn I'LL auy ol!co Of
consequence IN Nebraska. or recetve auy at tho
patronage Of tha St4tc, 50 thoroughly incepsad
against him lru large portion Ut tho people Ut
tho statu lIo does hot believe this, however.
nnd ia oven now III Washington suaktng apnlica-
ton for tho Consulpse or ChemnItz, saxNIly,
made vacaut by the dcath OF tho Hou. II. u.
ka'ey. To hoad at', IT possible. my al,oh up
pn!nsmcnt, the t}uTsnnns ut Ncbruskn uro cir.
cuiutns pvttttoa uAktuv au,Iatprs Vau WyUk
anl 9Auntlpra t.ut to rceolnmplul eiln for tho
plACO. ThlSt circulars ltnyU ptel sent ly tho
luaHttty to every prllnl!itilt uBrlnnll 10 the
Stato, with request TINT they 10 Gircnt4tea w
teiisytly.' Whusllar this elF0rt ut larKu uiIss
ot Nslraska nS"pg 70 proys,t the aploti.!nontt
bu seen, Ii tho Nspruaka gcnatars Wish q eater
IL thu te,,peyance euncnt OF tiq At.lto, the up
Ia,it,tinpnt will nu 1nNlp; but II tnuy yn!ue tno
strsurth ot the 'eSF',! element, r. sishor q tao
philosopher. Will uht po 70 ueru1aMy, or my
whero dlso. n pay ot tho dorernmeat-llotf from
Nfj1FEa ut lS1Ht.
, 1881-09-05
CLUps.
1IACIkO5SE,
Special Dtspateh to Ihe Chleaoo Tribune.

Epttfdl D1fpdtkh TO Ihk Ehka10 IF7buK.
MONTREAL, Sept 3--A lacrosse match for tho
championship OF tho worli was payod h0ro to-
day Letweun the Toronto Club. u Toronto. mud
th4 shanrucks, Of this city. The latter won In
three straight games. As theso clubs arc prutty
ovenly matched. and during the past year or two
huvc held tho championship alternately, the cx-
c!tcrncnt OH this occasion was very great, and
witness the pay. Tho hrit!ng was beyond any
thing over hefUru witnessed On tnHFt'sst uiateh.
md tho amount atakcd cnull not llayu bum less
than $ssh To f;D,0N, tho udis being slightly III
favor Of tic Shninrocks.
, 1881-09-05
BUFFALO BILLS DONKEY.
A Lively Performance Mt f8cardsley's
Livery Stable.

Livery Stable.
vta .o1
cums cur hut spcsnIy-aunouuccd member Of she
to tho fremont House, and Jorry registered at
], II, ueardscy's livery stal,to on Randolph
stfe't: pet"eeu uoatoorn anu elueh. ~ .nl7
place !ast ns8nt 1efFt ease spoelHt poF1nrln-
anco 10 &C lect aad'caco OF aoont aozcn
OF tue staolo naaas' Two m "holn
Is q yr,,y- -hnIred and dpmurc-l -looktng specimen
Of ths iopg. caroi trIbo, aud Is very dnnu.tve
IN tgurs, appoarlnx no. much hcayier than
!arKo Newfoundland dog. lie may bo "tra'ned
donkey" rs advertised, bnt his training hus
ev'uenty '',u neen @ OF VICIOUS eo1Fae'es' nv tue
scnue sT,,a W.. snr,esn suu~, s, ,.h+ o,o,o,, =,
RI ra,hor Mto hour-auoat 10 o'ulock~
and listed only some thirty .a'pu.ss. ,;
Only short tlme before ho haa rung for oats
end shsr q ss wa,S sna se s;s were s
sbt ba has er s
the uext ,namcnt Jerry cama tear!nR upstairs
with tho speed t = loSonot'so a Ms o1ss wvrS @
sa es eyq a!sre4 !ko the 1oeomosiye a!Esaay
VIZ ] KIes.ea d x.sh III sssss: one Il ~ sSae,!ee @
f. %Ss Se ill., ss Ss 5s *a
tak9 htm up l!nt oyesybtay tre.l to tska M la tho
donkey dow; & Tho tattsr shSt nesess re- 81 ~ aor '
WIN Jumped on has eagk The -, a1nkoy tns .ho
poa,. aast Ths rs ondea % anatsor act Tha hsnas Ill
l1o throw h!s ears Drek an9thcr toet and .nede