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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-08-10

Friday, September 2d-the birthday of H.RH-
the Princess Recent-will be observed as public
holiday. and ali Government offices throughout
the Kingdom Will be closed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-08-10

We see by the papers that Mr.. Campbell and Mr..
Dodd have each purchased fine entire horse
while at the coast. We need blood to improve our
breed down here. and we are glad TO see these
gentlemen spending their money upon so neces-
cary an ohiect
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-08-10
NOTICE.

MIR. III. r. MACFARLANE, HAS
WI this day been admitted 8 Partner in our firm
The new Co-PartnershD dates from July 1st 1851 All
accounts OF the firm Of g. W. Macfarlane Co. prior 10
tais date will he settled by G. W. Macfarane
g. W. MACFARLANE g. co.
Honolulu July LIST. ISL s6l IS 81
, 1881-08-12
UNCLE AAAl'9 AfAfL-BAGS,
Spteta. Dttpdfth to Ths Chteuao Tr(buuk.

TORONTO, Aug, 1l.-Tho 01uhc. III I'M editorial
on tho mailbag question, aays tho complication
thAt has arisen over the uso ot United States
1nhi-baRs III tho DonlaIon postal service Ia lttto
cre1!tablo to the Canadian Government. IL
shows lnxity and vant Of care in the ndn,lnts.
trulon Of this important department. AZ no
stn,IRhtforwnrd denial has been Kiveu to the
American stntetnent as to the extensive employ
.nont OF shoir mnl-hngs on this aide Of tho lIno
II Is altogether probable that theIr complaints
arc well founded. TllB conGlilAton that. because
tho Canadian Government uses American mail.
bn9s. the Americans probably uso about tho
anIle number Of purs, and that It fa mRttcr OF
give anu thkc. docs not seem to 10 horne Out ~
tho facts,
, 1881-08-12


W&sH1saroN. D. e., Aus. l1.-Tho mystery
wus clcured nwny to-day from, ono Of tho most
unnatural md revolving crl!nns oyer perpetratel
In tuIs District. Last Saturday two !nfnEt chill
drcn of Mr.. Fistur, n ,narketsnn11 III this city,
were discovered by him on bis return from his
tiuy's labor t.catl beneath SONG trees III his yard
and most shockIng!y lnutatoti. Suspicion Mt.
iachtd 10 MI old negroes who lived nrar BY, ind
she wns urrcstcd. To-day she called tho potlco
authorities to her coli In tho police station und
gnvH them n fill confession In tho following
langliaHc:"I WAS gotng along tho path. 1t
WIS mt God Almighty TINT got into me. but 1t
WINS tho Devil. and could not hctp killing tHom.
] did not ,se thu ax or tho washboatsi. but a
plcee OF wood hs hIg ns my arm. Tito children
wcro running about bchiui' the housc. lstruck
tho ono with inng hatr frat. don't know how
a%Y t%f ster II a sa' +; hs ~ Wal X ss sea
them for 10 nnt know. Tho Devil got tntu int
ca e H IL he sa a MT ep 3 Ii gssed se .os W ~
isys i bus " wor,tea nc half 10 10 death: hayo
!saih oir of ~ heart. @ throw tho Stick awas as
After making thts Is atatencnt PIE Tas put in
siS Is TINT T." IL wbeh GolteaH Is coat'aed. 0 The
wonas eonfcsSon Is good cxanpe Of tho
isnoraas peopis. The poles ot,ietr WHO
heard tho story tolls me she gave + 'sthont be-
pas sxgE SStso" ae o e. .s ss ss s
Il to be. moro pIticd than punished. a. Is 40
frequently tho cnso, th9. plan adopted by tho
discovery. After killing tnu ,uhtldran in. Tho
lnanner acsorihcd. she went 70 her ahanty. Sub.
Second % afSs tmo h ~hs
she left. on THO premises it was ut this eeco,nl
ylst that saG was seen gy tho nc1Khors
was found aud idoutIlied Us hers. and she was
arrested mainly On that pronf. Tue Idea was that
aho hnd killed tho children by hitting them With
f0H tlfAnAii. YhtH. t11A ETet1t hHA OtytTtN.
, 1881-08-12

. 81. L0NW NfpNNIgFlA.
Ono OF the two eltIEatofs vt Nshton Park was
su1atruok yesteTelay-tbe first eAsa OF the kind
9n Iec9r1. 0Al ~ It was officially scpOrtel by Ilo
alligator turnssi over on hls buck, &c ans poppcd
out bis eyes, and showed other unsnlst&saDlu
eymptoula ot suustroke,. Tho. park.kosper aays
sunstruak puttentt aru troatcd vt tho City lis
penaary, but ho had nsithar Iuo nor loo. Nator
with him, and Ut It was u bad chae. ono that ~
Gurul Immediate treatmont, Au pulled one his
6randy.tNttto and gave Mr.. Alligator GI9
dram. Tho st1oot wAs wonderful. Tho pattcnt
.es%mey w as D. bsppy % ~ % ST. ina,y liz wa" caedsa
hluenV 4 lot or little uiipnoWs. Yaia to cue Of
the pit alliaators' EeoGntly douatud to the olty
enth and Chouteau avenues, aud 1t II said that
he wss raised on tbs bottle,
, 1881-08-12
CANADA.
4 11ont1pLE MURDER

~ itUhM! !nhE ;! n. Mu!srr.M ,nt.... 1,.,s..
OTTAWA. Ont, At,g. 1l,-Unc Of tho most hor-
rlb,e murders KNOW, in tho annals of ottawn's
history waa committed last htent III Mountonsr'
wood, southern sstu,irb OF tho c'tt.
Tho trn9cdy was enacted about = o'clock
m' snn n,nn.'v ~. rorr ,,ot,i nho,,t ,
tna osuoas VIII 't,'n, WI III, ~. Moe'. .,,s
O'CLOCK. when the u'snRnrcu oos'y was aiseov-
by n farmer on his woy to market, The rnrtlc.
,,ior, nrn ~. sItnw., rnr somo tlr1c rcst .lomca
Wcthosau. aged 10 years, n "tdo"or' ana Maf-
gnret noughcrty. widow, aged 10, hnd bren
kocplux company with each other. The out
re" y. w I.aIs u1a ~ atu. ".se" ,." We
sgaHee ass nEat ~ .a9 @ ,to',,r. ~ ME- IL,
tGo Ncv. MI Nnltc, PseenyIeE1an inln.
ster a. nosGhmsts1ef't!o' ts. nat mas
nacGflAthGu thhL EHG nuptldt @nOt
, 1881-08-12

The reoont disturbances at the reeana ~ u
"pius TX. Waa not only Pope, he wa 49,. ". lc
sovereign, and ~ such during twenty 5sdsa sas.ts
CURED tho !re OF mHny. Nuu,Dets suaes,tx u
aud o1ilo through hlta. The 6ule nemottt neemaetaSt =
T0gnetti and OF Ciccruaoohio we're su!l.Iad pa&
arouse Tho popuiace pf whom shoy tonnsus IA
to wrssk ipoU hls bIor the sane resWvH1t,Ss In
was tnken upon that Of Othu ~. War wa ~
XIII. the case ID cntlrsly different; 90 nrsnx 70
n temporal sovetelgn, he hMs given ~ o4tG tGrte1
no QUOT he, like Leo 1. or arrguty W Ncst I'd
lnay raiae hts Yolco In tfofanse Ut no ,sse'd b
the opproAscd. and, thoEefore: teS ~ Il, ~
stFeets Of Hume. 1t !s quite Ps,ni1bt afo
II Leo XIII. bad shown hlnlAelf lots..t lotsMtit Il Nl
be would hAve found no cauts 70 ~ Fsshhs,,ee eshs,,eeAof
~ much can scarcely Ia said a. 10 ths ~ w. be- NJ
what might happen now. The!o eu e.nsi thaFs
still lives ii tho Borgo esgoo,!1ai!V dssta
RELATIONS 'of 3sons who ~ saueSse lu1tSse lupsr.
during Plus fx.'a reign. WhstSas, Whtiaa tbs,n =
9ial hlttory will hereafter l1set.ueo oHixiIy y
having suffered 1ustiy a. cr1mtna. y Il 10?
pecassary now il consider. Tloy ,atioas ~ hsss.
~ martyrs 10 their party. shelt rnss ntntus
continued 70. nolrtsh PERSONA ~ oue Of ixo
toward Ftnk lX., and the names at Wing OK.
,werc openly given pa tho L!n n.aa,n,Si.te1 ~
tbs orgauzera OF the excessos osl.tIsf 10 !itlA
morning. This would rnd4oo tAe ~
moro than semi. private veoael's'
Don't physlc. for It weak ana e 9ss''S'
, 1881-08-12
KNIGHTS or aIACcAREEs.


TonosTo, Aug. l0-Tho great oamp Of tho
Knights Of Slnccahccs met this afternoon at
Albert finll This camp was orjgtnntcd by
Sir. W. D. Mc0toghlon, Of London, Ont, and
Is au oyshobts. from tho ffln!n supreme
tont which met In Toronto n fcw
weeks nRo. Tho rucstlou as to which IA tho
Original tent or camp has given rise to, much
discuaaloL not only between the par.
ties Interested, but ALSO In tho prcss;
but It would appear that tho parties
now In session In Albert Hall are the
real own and only and original Knights Of tho
alaccabccs Of the world. The proceedings OF
dlHposod of by an injunction bo,ng served upon
Mr. r.McOloghlon restraining him and his support
ors from trnnsacttnx nny business Of the Knights
Of the Macoabecs under pnln ot a hcnyy penalty,
on tho ground that the Supreme Tent, which
tatod boay smpswerea to carry Oh tI liz Iasincss ]
from G. Ferguson to-dny. and was aorved
been executed Is illegal Tho wnolo Representa-
ton Of the seccders only numbered etRhteen
mg:t ct when sre personal fE,eds ot
s;,' xe;s J.. Tal! 'q;ssss
ss ssG Ssi e Pefx e. and H.
a tnsn formed by The Toron!e
sSs prcms Tout 10 an 0eFea procccas %
a.lons Kiax and Yonso streets; Tho demoastra-
io sas ,ss r., aaSc DC % Recount 9f e
having bcon Inserted III tho Waccabte Tell Jour-
,al to ,nc g!rect that sonlo lIo tents ln Caundn
snG e FEM ases a. nan S"r IL fr9m
palty who wero oajoincd by tho writ iasuea t.
,lay tron further proceedings. Thoso state-
thA
, 1881-08-12
DISCOURAGING OUTLOOK.


Southern Illinots-pro reliability TINT
tho People ofIsgypt VIII 1sc Obliged TO
snbhist Ntninly OIL County Funds DUR
Ing the Next Ycar.
spsttat Dispaten to tbs cntedoo Trtbuns. '',
SpnINuRIErD. ILL.,, Aug. 11.-1t has boon gen.
ornlly understood that southern Illinois has suf-
forod from an unusually protructol drought,
but for como reason little Or nothing oxcopt an
ocoasionai alluslon 10 the faot has been pub.
Idea or appreciation OF tho trno
state Of 'ntlairs. senator Johu Il.
Taunor. Of Louisville, Clay County, ono Of tho
prominent men or Southern 1lliuo.s, who Ia nl-
ways we'll posted IN everything rointlny to tho
Interests of Egypt, arrived In tho city
to-day, and paints n gloomy picture ut
tho condition OF 90a!rs Ia TINT section.
In an interview with Tns Tn1uusE
correspondent, Senhtor Tannor snld that ile hnd
recently visited tho Counties Of Fayotte, Marion.
Jefferson. Hamilton, Gu,lnttn. Wayne, Edwards,
Wabnsh. White, Lawrence, Ntchiaud. Clay, jas
per, Crawford, and Et1ugham, and could speak
FROM porsonal knowledge NJ TO tho situation
In those counties, but the entiro
southern portion Of the 6tate south
Of tho limo OF tho st. Louis, vandalta & Torre
Hauto. hairoAd Is similarly Affected. Benator
Tanner, aticr.oxrrossug 'eurprIso that 80 littlo
had been said nUout tho appalling condition Of
Southern Illinois, said TINT even tho peopto llv-
Ing there did not begin 10 appreciate shoir sit
uation. Continuing, ho sad that they Ind
bcou enjoying good crops, md hau boon .lIving
comfortably without apprehoNdlng n totnl loss
Of all their means Of subsistence. Thoy bud aoll
q es as asF a suFn ~ 1aG s Ss wero fe@ ~ ns
saSsstoaeo. Nov, thor 's re nsay nc 1s' ears
not dollar viii 10 reaiizcG Ill ycar. Ectns ID.
terroEaled a9 TO the effect Of the drought upon
, 1881-08-12
JUMPED FROM A WINDOW.

NEWPoNTs X T.. AUX. ll.-SIFs, Ida HATTIE
wlfc OF II. A. Harris, ot Easton, Pa. wh!lO SUI
acranE from temporary dorangcment, jumped
from the tbtrd-sloty window OF Kay:s&rcct
house yesterday, and was instantly killed.. Yho
had boon h0re s!nGe July 8, and ieaves II ohlId 10
months ol,. 1!er husband relur.lod horne luat
Night aho had boa3l Qultp desponleut for tho
past yeara hut WAs unusually cheerful Tor her At
and AftOf tEo1kfask this morning. !.
, 1881-08-12
A FOOLS DEATH,

6yfsWI U1EDdEtN 10 1NS CAt{d00 1F10Hn&.
HAMILTON, Aug. liza man named Andrews,
riding Oh the train OF tho 0rcat Western Hall
road. hetwecn Hamilton and Capotown, was
giving specimens Of his dextcsity by swingtug
froM the step OF one coach 10 thAt OF the other,
whom Ills foot oithor m!ascd tue atep or caught,
and with wild yell hu disappeared undar the
tralu, which ut tho tlC wNs GO!nK ut nGnrly full
Epccu: Whon taken np II was found that tho
t1n ct hls hCnd hAd been cut 01. and portlons of
h!a tknll au1 brhIIa were found scattered along
the truck. lie belonged to llocAukt0r.
, 1881-08-12
Tne Ronanxa 9an aud Ais Art.Tre.s.

= Rich American. Lov9r Of Ar. Esthetio
tassas. Utter. unutterahly utter, Fifteen years
ntu was 9iummtny out t9inang reservoirs At ~ ~
Jeans pants, half a susp4nler, i shost clay ppo,
gray flannel ahist, oae sleeve ripped ID shoulder
lD0 laxy u moudlt. Al work w0t seey0 ulwnys
flying up and hitting hinrtn the face. Rolled il
y 1n a6oat G w., sines PET 1ay. s!eeye
luylnY Old Aasters ii Paris. slulnsuli.
ION School, Lived in 4 rotten pInc.!oK 0ahln.
, 1881-08-12


ERIE, Pa, Aug. list. Paula Episcopal, tho
f1noat church In tho city, was damY9ed by fro
this morning 10 tho amount Of $,5y00.-<5, 600 on
tho building and $4,000 On organ and furniture.
Tho ttro cuuxht IN tho orgnn from lamp IN tho
hands Of tho janitor. The building was In
aurod Tor $6,OJ0 til tho Lundon, l,nndan & Lam.
cashiro, Liyernool g. London 4 Globe. nnl
Metropoo Of Paris. The or8nn and furniture
were flOtin4uted. -
, 1881-08-12
EX.GbV. BAt,LEY's Will,,,.

DETROIT, Mlch.. Aug, ll.-The viii Of ex-Gov.
t1axlcy waa Alol tor probase this u,osalna, lie
provides for carrying on hfs large tobacco man.
ufacturnR business, 10 eventually Ro Into tho
hands ot bis four sous, thor obooset 9aves $500
TO tbs Unitarian Church, aud 6,000 for tho eruo-
Ton OF public loe.Mate drinking fountain IN
, 1881-08-12
AT BEACH HAVEN. n. j,

AT BEACH HAVEN. n. j.
TnnvToN, N. j., Aug. 1l.-Thc Parry House,
ut 1}each ltavcn, burned cnriy thls morning.
Tho guests lost all thoir property. Tho loss on
tho building viii reach SaO,U00. The loss OF tho
10 boarflcrs ~ considerable. Tho ghosts, men
and woMon arrived Mt CnMdon thta fUrun0on nt-
tlrcd In bathing suits.
, 1881-08-12
HIGHWAY ftOHREns,

O1HoINNATl, O., Aux. ll.--Natwithstanling tho
capture Of two negro hIghwaytncn, who hayo
have bceu shooting and robbtng In tho vicinity
Of Oakiey, viz tnies northeast Of Cincinnati, Mr..
oettles Il fnru,ut. wns stopped lnst night aear
Hakley " TWO men Who GeMandea hts tionoy:
biz cries brought help, when tho villains iicd
, 1881-08-12

CLUHDED HIS WIFE TO DEATH.
HAsr DEpIAM. Maas., Aug, 1l.-Jnmos 0Atcly.
a lAbosor. bus bcou arrested On tho charge ut
clubbing ILLS VITO to death. Tho walls aud cell
ing nf their bedroom woro besputterud with
blood, while tho Victim, With her head smashed,
iay ~ poos which had soaked through tho bca-
, 1881-08-12
SOLID MEN.
Proceedings OF the Convention OF
Bankers in Session at
Niagara Falls.
Government Finances Discussed by Sec.
rotary Wludom III nil Intor.
csting Lettors
John jay Knox on Banking md tho Cur
} renoy Of tho Country

- =.
John Jay Knox on Banking md the Cur
renoy OF tho uonntFy'
N.AoAnA rAt1s. N, y, Aug, it.-Tpc Amer
ico,i innkora, Assoc,ntton fra,,tue,, IA scsainn
te.,'ay' THOMAS iienrs, OF NoDi'o. presiding.
Iho Chairman read humorous speecn. ano tno
Net. "po.. o n1Kos unessu pla,eI. e'osnt WIN
mn earnest application Tor tho recovery Of Prcsl'
VII trhc t,r.i nv ror r,oa eos t,,t on f,ovcrumopt
nnnmc,s. ~ necrotorv ayinaon,. IL VIVA rrnd hy
.,,a u.ss,. ~ esros' ~. ,a'... rta t',,au
srctErAt.r WINDOWS LETTER:
,,wAs!,lsarox, p. G., Aug: s.--tisorge Mars!ana,
ssa' sne,cIm IdEH sE. sesr@JT np: A'nf'Ta" s,n %
r. Esrc +, ." IT. r1nni,,, ~ y,,r nic
shs mn ~ tss1 Gonvn,,n or vo,,r ~ ss<nSfio,, II
bs e beId % ut NtnrGra FatIs 'thn 1tS ii,h. and
oxcr"ont sxe!E .n@ s@ca aas n neonna e % Tia
% prusen. Ndinlnis.raiion. @ resret " Tilt eiroumo ii
tntlon y TO R9 pro:oM aa: a. no fnn3t,nE nnG;ra
Cd po precise statement ei a. trfnsaot!ons eAn
whcn n I st,tcrctl upo @ lie J,,t,Ss Of nv prcsont
pesltion. ii sareh 'ss tound that: oi sho hon.
oT n"r ..Ssi hnrI. rsoamat's at t,n nmtinn ~
tho Government after Mny /, lBSl, tho nt1ioi,nt
Of $iM'. .1 S60. Of which tho ataount OF $l4g, ,10l.
ss s pn ~ o y e he
lnycrnmout afler July J.. isSl. mo an,ount ot
s9G, ~ OF which ft5,,@! ~, M Ma woro ropMrosent. M
~ rtarnst y ~ ,e spw 1sal ~ ~
HS's9eas t. ss Wsh 5a 5 s ss q SLY 5
bv which, # was ms nronused tn rctiro nil or tho,e
bonds, and to Issue therefor bnnts boarlng Il
before ttlo Government had tho Option Of pny-
mont, nttor having rechIved u,ioh consideration
S last esa tsS
Government 70 meet ne maturing obllKation.
siVt .aasSo "a por cent boi,tIs, being % part Of
those issued BY thu acts Of July II, 1s!v, and
Jan. g0, 1871, and Remaining unIss,,cd, Those
Se bons ovns ~ to te length u
ttnlo which such per cant lot,ts hni 10 run be-
fore inat1rlnT, it was not deemed advisable 10
ba avoided.
While thero Was no Imperative noSessltr for
nn,urins oanp. aopo piap va neced to mcst
nnd tncre sesmea 70 on no
mesG9a n meoeng ta9se ~ ~ Ian
q ~ sns ~ nI ius ~ uuuo @ " nv
tMo avod The calling q m extra 'c'son Of
THE ONLY ;,,ea ornsn :;: A1ssnyxyn r.. ssa r., ,.,
s Pn sys SS Aa e. 5a ho1s ISL Ia; % s'sa s ri os 'S 81
sa IssrlaE G Vi; p; cont inteTSst, i IT and 1 knGw 1,,
{os pay!n@sss y 20 on t5s ;s;no !late Jug pfr ssnt
hs e hS Ss 70 Poe
eeyS noT b1nas Il rs q
oor cont pcr annt1tn,, prUytacl they shUnIc 70
, 1881-08-12
A NEW CAPITOL BUILDING.
RtSr tat - "a L.

ATLANTA, Ga. Aug, 1l.-Tho Commltteo ap-
polluted by tho u0usa to consider tho alvisabll-
isy Of building y now Capltol mAdo a report
to-day rpc6n,tuehdlug tho building Of q marble
and atoue Capitol At u0st ot 3l,0Q0,000. The
general t!nprveslou soems to 10 that Tho r,port
Will bo adopted, - ~
, 1881-08-12

TF4IO8I IUTESs
Tho average uutt,bur t,f dupostto7s III 60 sav-
iugs bRnks il the year 1O wns G:rI;s sR,, and the
nvcr4lru amount III cnch flriu,sit Wns EN0.Ti.
Later stnttetIcs, tuceniy received fru, tho tom.
missioner III Internal Woycnur, ehuw thnt tho
avrFaro ficrosIts OF fha Savings banks fur tho
TeAr ctltlInV NIny iii. jWi. wrro $SSl 900,
whiut1, nt tho nbovp average, wni@tl mRkn tho
Total fI,imbor or flpboaifnrs t0rg than 25O0 OO.
These topOBts wore chiefly hctt tr hoAts uf
fSmIiloa. ut,iinue9 mn an Iivrrare. tf MT less
INN flvo perspns. so fiat II Il nrt,bnblo TINT
ftorc w0re it least iQ5o0O porso.is directly I'll.
tcrcstcti in thaso funr}s.
T'hc National ntfi Hfnte banka and privhtU
bankers now bvtG III Innst a VAOOW OF demos
1ts md tGpao Jorusts aro ns yf,lt Know, Uiton
transferred by cf1crk from ono ticpp3itpr Ia an
othur and IL is thnrrfpro ruasotta6la to oatimnte
l0f Of tho population az tho uoiniry, nru direct
y nr ln1lreul!y Interested IN the dcpoalts OF !ts
Nauonat or osher Drinks ahd oahsets.
plsIn1nuTioS OF LOANS, v.
, 1881-08-12

.TlTuSVltLE OIL MARKET. -,
T1TvsvlLta, Pa, Aux. 1L-PkTmoiAuh-Dll
opencA Ut 16ct hIghost, ~; loweat, TANG, olossd
At Tot shipmeuts, " 100; charters, Il, 800, run.
, 1881-08-12
ESCAPE OF A CONVICT.

Special Dtspatch 10 tn Chicago Tribune.
LscoLN. Neb., Aug. ll.-A convict named
FsazIcr, a horso.thtOf recently scns to tho penl.
tentlary for four yoasS. escaped this oyeninR, A
large number or Cltfx0ns Are now securing tho
ooru- lelds for him. This makes the fotlFh con-
elct that has escaped Within tho past two lays.
, 1881-08-12
!
Cittts.


ip,Gg,t1rtoitt;;:....",' Al 8G,sli ~
II. Hsit.'MT,n'iii.eo]''''''' T,n'iis ] " ,at5,.li "
tTStaI, ga. exc. GSxoitH!r,x - ----- As
1nMta!, nn, 'nris',!I''x aH I';!! -. VII
Banks 'clsswhcrs 1,SS5Si t:tt,G!s st,iystHs II n
trnt+ot, s,,...., :, .o. -,---I- -: ----I- sL1
0nl!e0 statos.El LING T ..si,7t40lsl -.
Az eoou na thn rclorn. ~ l.. -; - "
viii tC cnsn,s,,pt. afe Resolved tbe vbaI!
hnro " W. ensti labh!atct. and Dbs T1nalt 1hlt
liz, thn iii cinh"ra9n y, preaenttng 10 tbo mh
upon ts stibiect ever r1seS co1a M ssass!!Gsi st
ns ituy which. .tns nw"r hs,, tS,est ybu as nush
~ - .:';s - ous''o'' v o''R'ns' '''
or,, ,.u. ELEorlos or orrtcsas
1ooron rnns bsne,iw bgoGis were elected: presIaen,
nhar.o Wsnounf frSSsMcns Sa1 q tlo American ~
Vir", pr"stsnns p"'At ~ MoW York CITY; Nst,
tjonal bank, ChIcs9o: nESf Safh!sr Ps. NJ.
.,sv Mqaa prn.m nnK " Girsinnai; William r. faa,
i. IL fat!ent,oraSyr y fpna9naa Bunk, Calfo iii,
Trrsidant har"htt.. hSstS, ny; J4cob D. vefnil,s
r T'v,.ct, nrasta.,Nt Nt4uon4i Hank New Yott!
dtananGtts T,1ol ritst r. Mattona Bank in.
sho romnatlon s'' ~ y VIZ. ,SnGsnati deeIasd
NJ roiitn. iIvoa y, VI nen1atun Eg9e,ton'
namn ~ ~ E,Emi.s.o EEumsEs1no wlttl presenting d.
htMsclf On rcrar5 na to9k occasion % pni
PINK tazaou eoarn9 Il fo Be- q n nc ossssstt fsrs 4
,;intt uask ~ T. y, Ieuaelcy 10 pctpotuao H.
't'''o4'1.Hs =. W u"nns'
sEnhETAny RANDOLPH
hissoIpl. wh,n1 wns y aranrsa sto4 a. t. nuekpes d
ninnmt.r,s mu ~ ~ GsaSsea as,st printe rtopM
md ns1iainnH. ~ r. sii"snntuuoa naan Tete Offered
principal suggestion being ihat lis Rssso, Rssso,sns sns
, 1881-08-12

SMALLPOX AMONG PIGS,
Slxe.al Dspot<A to JAs Chicago Tribune,
MonTRBA1, Aug. n.-1t appears that small
pox Of a moro or less soriaua typo has broken
out among the riKs OF Ut. 0ah.iel Village. A
large humber have died RnQ others axe affected.
, 1881-08-12


Gptetal Dtsaat<h 10 hi CAleaeo IttbunA.
MONTREAL, Aug. 1l.-Mr, vepuor IL about to
leave for tho While Mountains, and asks bis
friends to meet hlm on tho summit OF Mt.
Washington bstwcGn tho 18th and 2Olh 10 wttncss
q! summer % %anaw.storm. liz says, Airing pleaty
, 1881-08-12
THE. MINT: INVESTIGATION

THE. MINT INVESTIGATION.
SAN FRAkClsC0, A1R. ll.-At tha Mint !nvesti*
Cation to-day Director Iiurchari tastlncl that
ho considered the wastaxe ut the Sas Francisco
Mint In lS78-'7Q n UNUSUAL, consequent upuu tho
lon. -"
, 1881-08-12

+, COUNTERFElT1sle ARRESTED,
CINCINNATI, o. Aug. 1l.-Arthur bruce, alias
Ed drau. man E ycar1'of nRo. was urrcstedto.
t1ay for passing counterfeit silver coin. Ilo was
lhrKG quantity OF good sllvor chuuxo WNS fDllil
in Aig vAllsg.
, 1881-08-12

tENDRtCK B. WRIGHT; ..,,..
WMKesuAaas; Pa, Aug. 1l.coasns,I ..,s,I
Hendf.ck u, Wright, who has been III "'@.
woeks, 10 gradually failing,
, 1881-08-12
LtlnSE AND THE PRINCESS.
Special NspdltA 10 Ih4 CA&fa9o Tr,AuNE'

UfTAWA, ANR N,-l1l3 Excelency u expected
buck about tho oud OF October, and It ia stated
on oxcellont authority that tho Princess will Join
him then. khe was Willing to Rcponlpauy HIM to
the NoFth1cst, but tue Dootors prohibited II
, 1881-08-12

Dou't physlo, for 1t weak ena ano 4s7''"
uso Hop Dlttess, that butlds up o0'
, 1881-08-12

Ghecka md drafts nj ii. '.'ey i,S, a1dS
Tie prreHNtnEN Of ehrcks md ,,.,
In liostt,n sns MD; IN rh'ln,,"Iph," a., = fsresa
sttorc nm; EhlcnHosslt; CItt, nI,"t; w.; ~ IN I,a
81.ts: f.enisvtIc E..S; New j}ri"nnuf ~: IL ISm.
s7.r; Clcyclnnt pn; nnl sitlwm,,a"ns j. S1s nt,a
lnsccn fr1,n, tho following tnIIr ,s III, a. vii
eheh city: ''' "e'u W tho.s,I ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-08-11

The New York Herald says
Sitting Bulls surrender may be
said to close one Of the most rc--
markable careers in Indian his
tory. AS fighter he undoubt-
cdly ranks higher than the Semi
mole chief, Billy iSowlegs, who
gavo General Scott SO many rubs
in Florida. AS a diplomatist he
heads the Indian list. AS a STRAIT
egist and commander he has
earned tho title Of tho Sioux Ma
poleon. Hero favorable COM
PARSONS must end, however. 'i'herc
is nothing in his lifo that can com
mend him TO civilization. A saw
ago in 1.-THE worst sense, he has de-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-08-11
q Splondid Scheme.

Says the Augusta Evcning News: The
Clyde Continuation, one OF the largest and
most powerful railroad syndicatcs Of tho
day, is now engaged ir developing plan
which will do more than anything else to
put its long lines Of railroad on solid and
SELF sustaining basis.
1t is intended to settle thickly tho lines
of road now owned by the Clyde, and thus
not only develop tho rich Southern section,
but provide local business in passenger
and freight traffic along tho lines. Tho
idea is Of course n good one, and to show
that the authorities mean business, we learn
that the Clyde combination already owns
100000 acres of land along its lines in
Virginia and the Carolioas, on which to
settle the immigrants brought over. Tho
plan is already formed and will soon be put
in operation.
The effect Of such scheme is easy to
comprehend and lorosoc, and yet it is so
immense that the mind fails to grasp it all
at once. All kinds Of business will DO
assisted by such all addition of people.
The agricultural interests of such sections
will be giGcn big lift, the merchants Will
have larger orders, all professions will bo
benefited and Of course passenger travel
and freight orders will be multiplied world
without end.
The CLYDE Combination now own and
control nearly all the lines of road South Of
Richmond, in Virginia, and the. Carolinas,
extending as far as Augusta and Atlanta.
The GOO 600 acres owned by the syndicate
are scattered along the Richmcnd aud Dan
vile, Western North Carolina, Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta, the Atlanta and
Charlotte Air Line, and other Carolina
roads