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Before E's Hcnor thu Chiel gisiice
.Chas. Z Harrie. Esq.

Before rs Hcnor tn Chiei Iistiee
.Chas. c Harri, Esq.
(COnf.nusf ron n fsarh p4ge.)
BANCo srTTrNGs.
tlTHuRsnATi JtNuA-y llts.-Yim oUor ct al )
signees etc. vs. Osnshee aud Abuug. Exceptions 70
the ruling u Str tuzulce ia I'd, a. ttc geLsbe. term.
Ar. As. Hartwel or The defendants, areaei lie
-xcepLions. Mr Z Preston appeared for the plaintiffs
Ater argument gre case va suOaitted.
IN the matter of the Esta.s or Jlane Vaio Ok de-
ceased. Appeal from ~ decision of Mr.. Justice
Jcdd. Mr. Davidson !or the appellant withdrew The
case and on motion OF 4r hatch, Judgment Tes
sraltsd.
L G. srssOvich : Co We 81. MeInerry. "a this
Jury case, MI. Preston, for me Ie!endant,
moved that the plaintiffs be ordered to f-r2isi .
further bill OF particulars; none vas attachsd % ne
petition, and be had asked 1r che, and 10 reply
some account had been FLED. which was. he claimed.
merely q series of estimates AM not ht 10 lay before
a jury. Mr.. Hatch, for tAe plaintiffs, submitted
thst the particulars furnished we're as full as they
could make them. Mr.. Preston then asked for
further time as the bill had only been fled the pre-
vIous day. The Court ordered the case to be put at
the foot of the docket.
S. HofnnRg s Co. VS. W.. F. Allen, Collector Gen
eral. This replevin case which was set down for
trial before q foreign jury, had been settled, and on
motion of Mr.. Cecil Brown, as counsel for the plain
tifs. the Court ordered that the judgment be entered
for the plaintiffs subject to the defendants official
lien for customs duties.
The King VS. KOo. In this matter, Mr.. Davidson
moved for a new trial, and put In affdavits 10 sup
port. Mr.. w. O.. Smith. Deputy Attorney General,
appeared for the Crown aud argued that the afr
davits fled showed no newly discovered evidence,
and were merely cumulative. The Court decided to
hear the evidence relied on by Koo's counsel and the
latter called Kooliliamanu * and Keka (k). The
Court reserved its decision. This is the Eva perjury
case, tried last week, in which after deliber ating
nearly three hours, the jury returned a verdict of
guilty, from which three of their number dissented.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12th.-Col5nru VS. Dowsett.
Mr.. A. S. Hartwell, as counsel for the plaintiff moved
that default be entered. The certificate of the clerk
being presented, the motion was granted and
Judgment entered accordingly.
CRIMINAL CAsEs.-FoREIGN JURY.
The King VS. E. C. Winston. Importing opium.
This was an appeal from the decision of the Police
Justice. The following jury was impanelled wv.
Wilder, Mr.. McInerny, p. McInerny, E. w. Holds
worth, ii. Hoegemann, w. w. Hall, F. Wunderburg,
S. Mott. G.. ]. Ennes, A. Campbell, L. Lishmsn and
H. May. The evidence given at the Police Court
repeated, and several witnesses were called for
the defense. Mr.. E. Preston appeared for the Grown
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DEPARTURES.

DEFAhI hE1.
Jan u-Stmr Lehua. foe Maui and Molokai
liam bktne Eureka, NOrdberg. for San Francisco
I1-Brtt bk Lady LanpsOn, MarstOu, for : Francisco
12-Sn James Make for Kauai
I2-Schr Eva foe Puget sound
I2-Schr KaufkeacuI for Honokaa
I1-Manokauai for HAnamaulu
I2-stmr LkeIke for Circuit Of Hawaii
I2-sr @. r. Bishop, Tor Kauai
a-stnr KlaueA H0u foe Kahului
I2-Sch Nettie Merrill. for Lahaina
I2-Stnr Mokoli for KOolan
I2-schr Waneie for Maiko
I2-Schr MAIolo for Hlo
Ia-Schr waimalu for Hapuu
12-Schr Luka for HonOipu
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of Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

TgNHE ERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
listing between }. s. Walker, Il. 5. Spalding and VIM. G.
Irwin, under the firm name Of WING. IRWIN 4 Co.. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All liabilities will be as
sumed and indebtedness collected by Vim. g. Irwin, who
alone is authorized to sign the firm name in settlement Of its
affairs. '# J. s. WALKER,
z s.. SPALDING,
-- s.r WIN. G.. IRWIN.
Honolulu, II. l.. July lst, 1880.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

IHNHE NDEhSIGNE DESIRE TO IN
IL form the public that he has purchased from Chung Hoy
all the right and title to the Watch Repairing and Jewelry Es-
adjustment, located at No. SO, Nuuanu street, and that he is
now prepared to repair Clocks and Watches IN a satisfactory
manner, and at reasonable rates.
All bills due to Chung Hoy must be paid to him and he
alone is responsible for debts of the concern to this date.
Watches and Clocks which have been left with Chung Hoy to
repair, may be obtained on application to the new proprietor
LOO CHIT SAM. 81
Honolulu, January 18th, 1850. ial5
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Vessels for HOnOIuIu from Foreign Ports.
Br bk Viola, Liverpool loading Aug
Ger bk Kale, Bremen loading Aug
Or ok q + HRndel. sailed from Bremen, Aug n
Am steam WhAler Belyidere
HHw bgtue Pomare. Trip, South Sea Islands
HAw bk Atlanta. HoltZ. Bremen
Chinese stmr Meifoo. Cunningham, Hongkong, due
Am bk Lizzie Marshall. Dehler, Port BlAkely, due
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LEASE OR ON SHI
CHAMBERS CIRCUIT JUDGE end

II Judicial District, Hawaiian Islands.
In the Estate of j. b. HIRST of Haiku, Maui, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of g. IL. Alexander, execu-
tor OF the last will and testament off B. HIRST of Haiku,
Maui, deceased, praying that his accounts be approved and he
discharged from further responsibility. 1t is ordered that
FRIDAY, the 25th day Of February 1881, at 9 Il. m, at the
Court House in Makawao, be set as the time and place for
hearing said petition and any objections that may be offered
thereto, and all persons interested in said estate are hereby
notified TO attend. ABR. ~F0RNANDER,
Circuit Judge End Judiciary District, I.
Lahaina, Jan. 6, 1881. lis 81
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WE note with pleasure that during His
Majesty's absence from the Kingdom, the
reins of government are to be committed
to the Heiress Apparent, Princess LILIU-
This lady possesses so fully the
aloha ali of the people, and her u
sense and judgment are so widely recognized
that we feel sure that in her hands, assisted
as they are by an able Ministry, the affairs
of this country will be administered during
the absence of the King, in a manner which
will secure the appreciation of all sections
of His Majesty's subjects. This being so, we
are very glad that Her Royal Highness and
the government are not to be trammelled
in their action by the suggested Council
of Regency" Our confidence in the wise
conduct of our affairs as a nation is increased
by the recollection that a gentleman of so
much judgment and of such long experience
in Hawaiian affairs, is the Consort of Her
Royal Highness.
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DIR. KENNEDY

NE OFTHE MEDICAL COUNCIL,
A'A OF Great Britain. Office, corner of Fort and Hotel SITS.
over FishePs store. jal5 81.
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HIS MAJESTY the King in Cabinet Coun-
Gil having determined upon a travel abroad
around the world, has appointed Her Royal
Highness the Princess Liliuokalani Domi-
mis-, Regent of the Kingdom during the
absence of His Majesty.
This action of the King and Cabinet has
received the approval of the Privy Council.
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Notice of Change of Co-Partnership.
HEAVING PURCHASED INTEREST
of the late J. g. Dickson, in the firm Of Levers d
Dickson. notice is hereby given that Il. Levers and c. NJ.
Cooke will continue the business of Dealers in Lumber and
ROBERT LEVERS,
C. NJ. COOKE.
Honolulu, Jan. LIST, 1881. jas 4
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VESSELS IN PORT.

Sch Honora
Brig NichOlaus
Schr Julia A Long. Gflley
Ger bk HerInine. Lonngren
Brig Storm Bird. Tierney
Sch Sarah Ann, johnson
Bark Diacovery.
Bark Lizzie IredAle.
Steamer QuintR-
Shr W II Meyer.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
TENHIS is TO THAT t. Il.
n. MURRAY and L. e. HoYT, both of Honolulu, are
copartners in the firm of Murray * Hoyt. carrying on bust
ness on King street. opposite the Station House, as Carriage Ma
kers and General Blacksmiths and Horse Shoers.
jail ct MURRAY L co.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE is HEREBY WEN THAT HI
IN undersigned has purchased the stock in trade, good will,
fixtures and credits of the stores of Ahana, situated at Koloa
and Hanapepe, Island of Kauai, and will carry on the business
at said stores in his own name; and asks n continuance of the
good will and custom of the former patrons of Ahana.
Dated at Koloa, January LIST. 1881.
jail 1mt " APOI.
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ARsE-Lp u~ouolgia. IN January sth. to the wife of
oFN G RoE aeaasLtsr
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3ltt9 advertisements.

LII ADVERTISEMENTS NOT ORDERED
4 out of the columns of the PACIFIC COMMERCIAL
ADVERTISER before the 3Oth day of August, 1880, accounts
of which have been usually rendered quarterly or yearly, are
payable to the PACIFIC COMMERCIAL AD-
VERTISER CO. ONLY. Bills for the amounts due
will shortly be rendered, and payments should be made to the
undersigned,
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Notice of Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
lV Co-Partnership between Mrs. l. =, Dickson, Cnr the
Estate OF j. G. Dckson0 r. Levers and G. NJ. Cooke, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts owing to the late
firm will be collected, and all liabilities will be assumed by our
successors, Messrs. Levers * Cooke.
LAURA +. DICKSON
(For the Estate of J. @. DicksonI
ROBERT LEVERS,
c. ". COOKE.
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NOTICE.

A t AN ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF
"A China Fire Engine Co. No 5, held on the evening Of
December 50th, 1880, the following officers were elected TO
serve for the ensuing year:
w. C. Foreman
YIN U0N.............. First Assistant Foreman
MANTIN... Assistant Foreman
HONG QUON
jail 2t Secretary China Engine Co. No. 6
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OWING to the attention that malaysia
as a recruiting field for labor" has recently
received in official and other quarters, and
in view of the paramount Importance OF
this region, as a source of recuperation for
Hawaii nei, we republish in our supplement-
of today, a lecture on Malaysia, delivered
by the proprietor of this journal in Fort st.
Church in 1861, and published in the Poly
nesian. 1t may be interesting to note that
all that could be urged in respect to the rich
and populous Malay Archipelago twenty
wears ago, can be urged at this time, with
the assurances; that those vast and teeming
islands offer now a greater and better oppor-
tunity to our struggling little Kingdom for
increase aud beneficent intercourse than at
that~tfme. Our success however, in the
great region indicated must depend upon a
judicious and persistent diplomacy,
strengthened by an intimate knowledge of
the country. The flying visit of a COM
missioner, spending a few days at Singapore
and at other points in the Malay Archi-
pelago, cannot accomplish much. The
Government has already made a slight
diplomatic venture of that kind, through
Mr.. de Varigny, who communicated with
Dutch authorities at the Hague; and
through Commissioner Hillebrand who visi-
ted Singapore and Batavia, without any
result.
"THE scheme of bringing labor from the
Islands of Malaysia has in it something
that is quite worth thinking about" These
remarks of our esteemed contemporary, the
Gazette, which are uttered in 1881, afford
great qualification to one, the proprietor of
this journal, who earnestly discussed, here
in Honolulu, this field for labor supply and
repopulation of Hawaii nei in 1861. The
discussion was too early at that time. 1t
was repeated in 1872 and an Immigration
Society grew out of a discussion upon the
availability of Malaysia and India as
sources for recuperation of this Kingdom
with new people. However, no official ac-
ton was taken. Blu now we trust that
this great and populous region, of which
Hawaii is recognized as an ancient off
shoot, is to receive the earnest considera-
tion of Hawaiian Craftsmanship. The great
Malay Archipelago is unquestionably the
parent source of the population of the Haw-
allan Archipelago. Therefore it is most
fitting that Hawaii should seek renewed
s~ustenance at the source of its existence.
The Netherlands Government has been
invariably jealous of any interference or
intercourse with her dependencies in Ma
laysia. She forbids the Christian Mission
airy to set foot in the interior of her rich
and ~populous Island of Java; and we have
little reason to hope that she would .abate
in our favor, her settled line of policy, not
to sanction the immigration of settlers in
her Malay dominions, or the emigration of
people from them. But her suzerainty does
not cover all the thirty and more millions
of Malaysia. And our hope of establishing
relations with any part of Malaysia must
be in the Government of the Empire of
India; n espec tally through the concur
renee of the British authorities of the Gov
eminent of the Straits Settlements.
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Il. K. WHITNEY. J. W. ROBERTSON
WHITNEY & ROBERTSON,
SPECIAL NOTICE

II AND MANUFACTURING
Il StatiOners, News Dealers, Publishers, and Book binder.
Nos. 10 and 81 Merchant Street, Honolulu, H. 1. jaI5 ~
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and Mr.. ] NJ. Davidson for the defense. Some
doubt was thrown on the most material part of the
evidence by a conflict of dates. The jury after a
short retirement, brought in a verdict of not guilty
three jurors dissenting.
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Honolulu, H. l., July 1st, 1880.
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TENEI EE GOOD STONE IS, Wages,
II SIS per day. Apply to @. KAYANAGH. Builder, on the
premises of Judge WidemAnn Queen street, near the Pacific
Co.'s Office. iaStf
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md fivo children and ran o1r w,,,,
young mutatto 9frI, nnn,i about IN ,s,,. .eomely
ho fnsd bccotno infatuated she WIN ~ "s"' "hora
tor or 1snno ffurstun, nrospeotablo co.afh "s'lfh'
living In tho county. Moerctlcld mat h"s nun
months nso. At Ilrat ho attomptr, t4 r." .,1 lev
er AMI sticcecnl In carrying her to n',t "'apalct
FUR from tho coi1nty, but h". ''aee NJ.
,;aee'' .,r1 6m T. 'l,e spot am III 11ather
left ho'no cary. md having siictr,nI.i r,rni,nt De-
nE nrtslt'Ke:nots hcrnrahn.,,l tcft tha n 1lak.
myss.'tnais ays ty tho K!r Il d eose" "I,hn,y ,hsy
nnettx bis daughter. Tho frcl!nxx.' '''h ~ With
whac !gtKl,s.rt1oot havo bepn tcrribjyo ~ th?
~ t1c rpstrnn1rs ns nf this nnnt,r 1saSsd "a !e
ssool well i, III. nelal,bnrhoM and wv. yM"E.tGn'ofe
upon as devoted husband and fathcr "a 'ooked
, 1881-03-12
TIE sT. LOUIS MURDER.

H1. LOUIS, No., Maruh ll.-The verdict of the
Coruncrs jury In tho casu at Airrod q. Hatch.
ktllu. by Alchav tully, to tho e!foet that It wus
caso oE 1nstitiab.n humcl.lo. has oxolted II
Krcnt doal Ut cu.lulcnt. 1t was thought, at l!rst,
that lluIly was 10 be sct free, but this appeurs
to lp a mistaken ,tluA, for tu-day II biank war
rant charglng ltely with 1nurder IN tho lirat dc-
Rsce WIS issued unl halldell over to tho Clerk Ut
tho Court Vt CrtIuin4l Correction to await tho
signature utld atli,iavlt OF C,,rohur Frauk.
"trhat Jury" sud l'roseeut lug Attorney
ntcFkes. this afternoon, "far exceeded. lta
baltids. It's duty wus to return tho cRuss Of
dcath. hut 1t mt only did this, bus pushed un thu
1ust1Ahlllty. Tho warrant Will bu is4ned. und,
unless tho GrAnl Jury tukes tho mnttor up, 1t
Will cOuu lel0r0 Judge Cady, 1T tho Court Ut
Crin,iHuI Correction" lsoIliy WRs visited by u
M!1luber Ut friends tu.ay in tho central stulinn.
4 lhat yltuu by Sir Phillips, tho only witness 10
tho killing.
, 1881-03-12


DETltntT, Mich. March 1l.--Ebarloa H. Mtl!er,
ox-Assistnht Prosecuting Attorney. md well
kHhwn M Il promising young criminal lawyer VI
this city, w,ls nrrustu,l ut Nuw 1luItin,ore to.
night OIL the Charge Ut conspiracy with intent 10
dufrhud. Onu woOk n9o hist Wednesday, Phlc-
tus litrc!l, Wel-tt,-tlo .nd wolI-known cItixuh
ur Dttroft, WIS swll.dlud out Ut $.,s00 ty ltlreo
nun, nllcg0l u have been known III Juisutl,
Sanford, hru shspley, by lneu1ls Ut q palcnt-
right. lllroh was induced to Visit II lnwyur's
olflcc With tho two lur,llur In urlrr To
mcct shipley md oreet transfer Of
the right. IEo uarripd With hi,n chuck for tho
nh'va ninonnt, and left It lying unprotected In
khu room wll1 hp nnd JudsuIi whit nut nftcr
Shirley, VIM hnl ratlul tu apponr, Snnfurd IL
churKed With taking tho check, cushing 1t at
Fisher s IrCstBn's bunk, ailu dividing tho
amount sylt. hhip!uy a.d Judson. 1t IL iow IL
leRul ttlat Miller Ii tho pers0n known US HAIptty,
nlla h0 WIZ HrrGstHtl IN ulat chnr4o. liz w,tI
KrAdHnsed frnml tho L!ternry Collcgun ns Mich-
Hnn University lu lsss; hax becn II tunrnalist,
formerly with tho ChIuMgo IHter- Uectsil, aud il
naii of education and 'uo Apleasunso
, 1881-03-12
THE hTAYORAITY.


According To tho npp0rtionMe,lt lau'!o by tho
Republican City Cen'ra! Committee. tho coming
City Convention will consist Of ~. tlenHatus,
1t Will be seen from hla thnt II will require 107
teieuntcs to satcet Il callt!ltlafo for any office.
Tho npportopnent makes 1t somewhat moro
difficult fur can1ldntas.but tho chances Ut cCn-
trolng tho Convention nre about thu snine.
4 1nlDuNE reporter fIas tnkcn tho paI,ls
10 take d trip through tho wards md
SEQ for h!t,'scit "how tho battle ~ raging" It
Gun bo sail right horu. that IN nearly every
Wnrl there lro workers "ati tho feneu,''-Incu
who always Ike to bu on tho wlnnn. s,.lo. mid
who want 10 know whcroIthe future ruwnrus
ind prcsont " hackshrnsh nro coming from.
IN TIE Ft,isI WARD
thero Is a gram! rlashtng OF cy,nbats. Tie aro
two rcgulnr Republican Clubs, and bath
vt thom will slls,nrt tho nominee fur
MAyor Ut tho CITY Convention. Juhn Vent
worth bus tnkun tho Hold, glrdel un his
nr1nur. tn make MI Aldurln,lnlu tIHht nKalrst
Arthur Dixon, who IL II candidate far reelection
for thAt pacc. and, bis friends Insist, for no
other. As atr. Dlxon has wsrkcll i,tlustrIt,usly
unit wca1. 1t ts not unlikely that hu viii bo ro-
turned.
Col. AbncT Taylor Ii tho President Of the
Club Of which Arthur llixUn Ia II Iac,nbes, ani
ho Is incllnul tu fnvur jatncs r, lsAwio1uh.
With blu, will II, ut !cst nnu other s,oicgaso into
tho Convention FROM this ward. Arthur uixon,
Constable IlroknskI. Dan Wren.i, ut,d Frunk
warre, ure quietly favuring Icsso spaIslng,
which IL suro IL rcau|t la giving him four dclu.
Hates. Mr. Huntington W. Jncxsuu, l.. l.. Coz
burn, ]. u. 'rhnuher, Il. 0araener, J. MGtireRnr
Adams. Chnrles y. Enston and sonalor Rockwell
fS WI. 91 .rS 1 Sty cTFf wntS T. R I'D ys
tho cause Of tho successful na.. W. ".
!ss"hesss, ,sesssans 4 Inclined towara Mr
siunor Stewart, who IL. In tho hunds Ut
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Judges Of election. and to raise money to pay for

!nnken - E.ofuoit ahu u f"lso Hlohcy ~ pay ipF
tne naA reh!
bc,d n rrrutnr ,ncc,,nv yc.,crf;ax oycu,ro in
ssr%s Ss rH" t to II 5s nIsns'o " IL III liz c! H. GF's
ci M ea' t r,rn srm ~ ,n1 a1r"*. cn,H " H. ir ~, ef p
nssim, thr,, I" rIns % thotr nrcs mn, s,mr", -,
cirntit,. inv an tiut v,,,it, ,tu mi, hnvn tini,
n, MT ""y I" vote but to work on th"t ''"y. Adopt.
The Chatr appolntcd na s,,ch co,n1nittoo Mcssrs.
H. itayos ~ s,sruestc,s sn Hint tun.much M ,nonv
' ,e Nrt sa md Dd oe IT, c';; s,,, ,e s
ye" enry H. u ec pecs ,t t n hG G se' Ms
lr Instrroi to revise tic Clul, liais Of mcn,0Sr.
y away md a. eurnl,px III to nsu @ nsss ns
rur M n,ssi6ic. ''" >''o "S
In m inutIon tic C!ul, nrocccdesl to tho election
iayes Was ut;s. a Far to so
nu Chalr saiI tat Tho ontisok X f"r s tho AIN.
thing nnw ncef,,l VIA to secure tho ctSperatit,,,
tf lin yutit,Y ,nrn III lin Enrih sltin WIN I,H,i
not yet takrn I'm lnterrst IN pntIcs. =, tr two-
tn1nls nt aho,! cnM!d l'a Interested ~ si!o enn.
il,a Nrnnhtcnm nursv ,swna ,',,,1,t ~ H." ~,
sotys Gsnntee "f ~ Et t. "s pEenrng
sutnn Mt'Fk WHlTn Wtti!d teN Ill tue Iortuconililx
Wv. t ri ouM'tt.o .d anmca 10 lves!
a, aHt,c tmo Ciiy GotmGil WNH aisO anin6 Gnou MnrK,
,.mu so,, would doubsless M'nky ~. ~ iutercst!nS
,,,5 msSn''on "ns nom9 @ PAU 10 me AdGr
an"a @ ,,f sn,r WE s,r, o ..t t1o
o Ghies9o cone wha HUI Il a% pressna VS. u
nk ,sf ~, nnns. H. engAestea lt tlie mem
"rs tnl ~ .ns s gy frs ~ @ ~ u r ~ .o ,nst o.r
~ T. orsn ~ ,,, rtf,o,,,, ,vor, -ox,u.ot
TINT ii" yon " cn TIE 81 t war s Mnr ',c Fr1
e 'i,,.s!pl!a9 ~ 81 }raelsa 1t ths loxnr s,,,l
, srs orS X. y ~ iniry to tho cb!!ca pHrty
MtG" ti tne IslnAstns, HnN NeIu !n1tlluHH, lt WAs
, 1881-03-12
4 AG,6t,U THEFT.

sFfetat Uhtdfth to The Chteueo Tytb,,,.
Quincy. ILL.,, March 1l.-fnst cvcnInv n,,,,,
ernblo cscltcnent was crcntesi nn,onu ,hnsn.a Ia'
serestcd ny tho rcportc'l dispatch frnr, W. ~
eheater thHt lnvld Howell, aEcnto tho ChIcsse
Burlington & Quincy lsuul Mt that r,,,, ,saRo,
slden'y lisnpi'enrcd from town, and, 1norc Iss n
poriNtit y1e, thHt thoro had asn lisnnno,s.u',' u''
package ut nearly slD,UU) IN cssh ..,-'
hnd been placed in tho snfe of TIM ta .sss
anl iracndod for plying oil tho miner, ,'Ass y,
tho Quincy Coal Company. Thu tnoncv W.! =!
given Hnwell for sAfe-kpepng yus,er,lnr rn,.' "s'
it1K ny Otto Ut tho coal cnmpnny's o0lrcrs ~,
within an hour or two after th!s tho ogcnt ~.
appeared. Yesterday morning abun, n, r.,... n''
Mr.. Ffako, Of tho Quincy Company. urrtrnt,. ,.
Colchester with funds for tho nnymrr, y.
tho monthly wnacs Of tho 1nInes. "
nha' rs was tho custom, handed Hawai-
f'ncknKe OF 'luHey amounting IN
F9'Ap. to Do placed In tho eafe Of tho chleapo
burlington & Quincy lsoad. When Mr. ri.s'
called for It several ilours Inter Howell wn. Nh,
In. but tho night operator, lsanr Wrjpb, ,aW
he could open tho safe, md .li,l so. when H.. ,S.
startling discovery WIS mato thu. tho ,noae, ss,
wns mlaafnR. Howell hntt STATED ,bat :,
~As going to Tennessee, tho next xtntep. :, ~,
Rbout tho wires. as they would not work, sn,'
piclons OF WIRING wcro confirmed by thu A..
covcry TINT tho telcgraph.wlrcs botrcpn N,
stations wcro not out Of Ortlrr, but TINT tho l..
strumcnt III J1owolFs pt,lce Ind l,ccn tn,nnar.,
with. uni so dIsarrangod as to he usccss 10 Ib,,
no could tot 10 INTERCEPTED In n,
direction or Tcnncesoe. Trnce Of Nh,
ntter hts being seen near Colchester wos he,
Howell Is aloui ELK foot high, aud 2S ycars olJ.
hHs light hair. blue eyos smooth face. and l,yht
cotnpexion; w0ro dark biue ctots,os, ana rode
bay nnro, fourteen hands high. bInck tnano and
fAt1 K11It9 feat behind kt1t,d NIL rn,tpd ,,1