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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23

EDIToR SATURDAY Press The Editor of the
=. e. Adreriiser whether by oversight or with
knowledge it matters not admitted into his last
issue nearly column of the vilest trash under the
head of Street Talk that ever emanated outside
the columns of n Police Gazette, of SO low and
obscene nature that units it for the street let
alone the dwellings throughout the land, to offend
the mature mind and poison the innocent.
The editor few years since protested
and think with justice-against stories of an i'm
moral nature appearing in the native papers, but
how much greater is the same otfense to the
educated mind 1t il not IL the article WAS a
nnrrat of facts, for the incidents are in the
main, imaginary ones, ana would blush for this
land If 1t were otherwise. All experience of
eral years plantation life has revealed to me no
such picture rs Is given, nor do the every day
scenes of Honolulu show even ut its bar rooms,
wharves the characters portrayed. The paper
that lends itself to such slang, false and indecent
articles should he denied admission TO every
house and home, and fails to be a truthful record
of Hawaiian events to send abroad.
| know not what legal points might bear OH the
article mentioned, but l do know that the good
sense of this community will not countenance
tolerate SUCH avowed and insinuated obscenity iii
print to be placed weekly before our wives, sons
and daughters.
1 admire the "irate gentleman's" order to
stop that paper, and can assure him he did it
none too soon. There are number of others who
will do likewise when their prepaid term of sub
scription expires, which they inwardly thank
themselves, will be but few weeks at most
We can accept difference of political opinion
by the said Editor, and understand at times the
motives that prompts his attacks, but one has
yet given soiu ion to the query to the motive
i'll offending the feelings and of the
majority of his readers by admitting such
despicable stuff, which ,nders only to the lowest
of the low and vile. VINCIT.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23
Cruise and Loss of the Hawaiian Bark
Hawaii"

The bark Ho,coT left Honolulu November 4th,
$780, for cruise to the South Sea Islands for i'm
migrants. Had pleasant passage of fifteen days
to Jaluit or Bonham Islands. Left Jaluit for the
islands of the Gilbert and Kings Mill groups.
December 7th left the islands, December 18th
sighted the islands of Butaritar and Little Markin,
but did not communicate with the shore. l COM
municated with the following different islands
Peru, Nukunau, Arurai, Tamana, Orwatoa, Ia
piteuea, Naoute, Apamama and Maiana, get
ting sixty-ono immigrants all told. Had stormy
weather through the groups.
January 18th, 1881, at O'Clock p. NJ. weighed
anchor off the north end of the island of Mai ana
and started for Tarowa ut $40 y. NJ Sighted the
island, lying off and ON during the night wind
from the NE. On the 9th at daylight Tarowa
was bearing NE. distant fifteen miles All Of this
day beating TO windward towards Tarowa,
gaining nothing; wind from N. to NE. At6P. n.
tackled ship and headed NV. by w., the island Of
Maiana bearing Sc. distant seven miles, aud Ia.
rowa bearing N. by 4. distant twelve miles, At 8
p. NJ. the bark was heading NV. by N. and INV
until 1910 NJ left orders with the officer of the
watch to tack ship at IL p NJ, and il the wind
hauled any, to let me know. He tackled at II p NJ,
heading Sc, which course ought to have carried
the bark 1--WE miles clear of the land. At Ito II.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23

three days. After getting water and nishin gbusi-
ness hove up anchor and made sail for Honolulu
The reason did not try more Of the islands for
laborers was that after consulting with Captain
Whitney, thought, considering the expenses we
were under, II would not pay TO do 80. Under the
circumstances in which was placed could not
take the woman, Lua, to her home, and 80 paid
her passage instead The man landed at Tarawa
as he desired.
My passengers are all well, having had but
little sickness during the voyage and no deaths
feel pleased to say that the Storm Bird is in ex-
cellent order and ready for any voyage. In con-
clusion, hope my actions may meet with your
approval. With much respect, / remain, your
obedient servant, CHAs. H. TIERNHY,
Master II. q. brig Storm Bird.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23
Our Epidemic.

each succeeding morning on the bulletin, Five
more new cases." When is the epidemic to cease?
An old and experienced physician replies, "When
the people are vaccinated." The public asks,
Have not all the people on this little Island been
yaccinated during the past four weary months?''
Will not some one rise and explain?
Surely the Hawaiian Government seems to be
liberal in it's pay to physicians. Five educated
physicians in Honolulu are now directly indi-
rectly i'll Government pay, hence the question
arises, why are the people not waco natedI why
must the Board of Health employ benevolent pri-
vate citizens to engage in this gratuitous work of
vaccination? The people, hindered and INSTRUCTED
in all the avenues of trade and business, are get
ting uneasy and FESTIVE. orr OF THE PEOPLE
Honolulu, April I'D, 1881.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23
Official Report of I
"Storra D

To His Excellency II. A.
the Interior and President o.
of Immigration, Respected
orders / sailed from Hon
bound for Jaluit, Marshall
to wait n reasonable time I
and she not arriving in that I
cruise through the Gilbert
laborers, taking such a courss
in communication with Capt;
Haraii. After a long passal
experienced light, variable wiz
hundred miles of port, when IL
twenty-four hours, doing son
but from which We sustained I
reached Jaluit. On my arrIv
and got ready for sea. Februal
barkentine Red Coat reporteS
Hamaii at Drummond's lsland
January, therefore ! expected
January oath, at 6p.M., the
Frdmsisk,a arrived, bringing
belonged to the Hardii, and
bark was n total loss, having
southwest end of the island
next morning at daylight weil
sail and went out of the south-y
for Tarawa to relieve Captain
sengers. l arrived Oh the 4th
experienced very boisterous We
delivered letters to Captain VII
sixty passengers. After bus
signed six people, all that wa
time. March It'll, hove up ans
for Apaiapg, where We arriv'
Signed four people AZ laborers
no prospect Of getting more
March 10th, weighed anchor
Jaluit, where we arrived after
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23

Apaiang, arriving the IA
four immigrants at Il
started for Jaluit and
filed our water tanks an
Honolulu with seventy
tain, officers and crew of
Rev. kapu, Hawaiian
teuea, and Mr.. II. j. N
passengers. The first tw
trades and rainy wealth
winds /; made the island,
April 17lh and had ligh,
Honolulu, where We arrive
BENZ. WHITNEY, latt
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23

DWelt quiet, and free from care,
And the angel stole in softly,
And stood all silent there.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23
Chile's Ultimatu,n.

New YORK. A"-:' 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-22
FOREIGN POLICY or FRANCE.

PARIS. June 2l.-M. Barthelcmy st. ililArc'
upt,r of Foreign Affairs, yesterday sent circular 10
tho French representatives abroad settling forth the
policy Of France n tho MoutcEcgrin Greek ana Iun."n
ouc-ons Ic points out that the French foreign po"'y
il constantly inspired Boy dcsire 10 maintain peace
Asuorody In the world. Dee slys can Doubt france "o"
Immediately take up arms II compelled uy no""i %. SCI"
-. her Government has no daiculty IN declaring
~, ,,.i.- to settle Auica,ly an international quos
tr TIE circular rcpcnt- the assurance that the runs
,rcdion Vn- only undertaken 20 chastlfc marAuue,
ana concludes fol0w-t " taEoc, ~ 'u.'ab 'u.'a,b-itt
f,,. t,,u0..l ly her moral and material Hup'HoIlly'
III ,--tlt iu regulating the Iunsian administration
and extend her impartial protection to the ipiSeS Vi
all nations ,t.. ,a, an intcr,.lev
with " Barthclcm} 80. hafr' MlhlsleI ., 'vt,S t,
Ag,ir- and lre-iIeLt GrlNy to-day. hls n.'p
ttnn va- very cortul Prrsii,nt GrcNy san that @ hs
lvug "a Tlnx rcapccts the uva1 supuAN'ls Sne n1A1
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count upon the warm sympathy and effective protection
OF France.
ENGLAND AND IRELAND.

LONDON June Plata meeting of the Land
League in Dublin to-day. Mr Sexton who now has tho
exclusive management Of the organization, made q
strong appeal Ia America for money.
The report that gentleman and his son had been fred
az Gort County Galway. ia confirmed. They wcyc
both wounded.
Mr.. Hazel Secretary OF tho Gort branch OF the Land
League has been arrested under the Coercion act and
conveyed 10 Galway
TAe ran MaH Ga-cnr this afternoon says:
W wish the Government tad followed the sonnd prin-
cirle Of rtiine oDouo'an Rofsa alone IL II very hnc
Tor he Ie'rgrnph To talk about requiring America tp
treat planners of nsurcciion the English Government
hl7 treated Herr Most, proprietor ot me trf"fW "'
may require much n- piensc, hut unless ~" arc
much mistaken America wil give short answer to sch
rcgu itluu- II seems extremely improbable That tho
American Government v Dec allowed, either ly trid
press ANY overt prrparut FOR an expedition VIII
dounte-s put down a- % ha- done before.
he Patty Mrs has au article almost exactly n nar on
ihr subject; II save Altn"nsh II Il not hwy ila,
America will interior with ihe pras heF Government
has uVrlv atlrd lota!y and firmly when any real din
ger for friendly Power ~as planned within the Aurf
LoNpo>. June 22.-Thc police have seized and conns
Gated large number Of cartridges found opposite the
house 81 welknown member ot the Land League at
Dcw-bury. near Leeds.
Inc AfVs understands that the communications With
the United states Government IN regard to incentives
20 crime IN the United Kingdom published by Irish
papers IN America viii De conducted Mt Washington
through the Hon Lionel sackllc west, the successor of
SIR Edward Thornton Among tho articles to whch o.,
attention ~ the Washington Cabinet will he "a ar"
on" speaking 0f what l. called the ln-t N'lt d" 20,
Prince of Wales to Tie Continent" and indie ttLt
H.e th0ds hy which, fatal railway accident migr --
durtd with impunity and another consisting "l .ut
PROGRESSES bc AN account of the trial of Mr.. Glad fnr
hs % secret society, followed by his condemnation -
death.
DrntrN, June 2l.-Thc GG.cGe contains procamaton4
prohibiting numbcr of meetings announced 70 Dee h"id
Placing ihc city and county Of Wat crfor under the Pro
tccton and prohibiting the importation Of arms into
rrand cNccp. at Dublin. Belfast. Cork Limerick Ior-
dpudrrry Waterford Galway Sligo. Drogheda, Dundak.
tfresnore. Nrwry and Wexford.
Father O'Connor has arrived at Cork his way 10
rttl
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NYAsIlINGION N0TES.

WAsuIs.rD>. Tn, SHAY. Jane p. i'9I.
TIE Washington Mohui.'ut t1'las F'achcd height Of
rKI,tl 100 fut
Fra, pr,-il,,t has rcco-ril.d james KlgkN"oi Clufe
as ifii 30 Nto,. conrld at bafrn, co..
ATTORNEY. .G,tcill Ma V,arh ha- ron" 10 Plldeipba
lie Wlll bee aissti for several 'ayt
T amount ofr coupon tive per cent bonds received for
rlucr Ji2 per ,rut to dai', eAeu-Nr ~ thoso
thtr 81 ttr London hct. IL marry e'"OoVop
srrr,iary Window ALI leave The c'y f"r Long Branch
- riorrow morning =" confer with President Garfield.
urut h- al-,d.c Jadee IIcLcL WiA lc Acting Secro-
ufy.
SECRETARY winIorn has d,crIuIl e. al point secre-
fr, o War Ramsey thc comitt'c =" investigate tho
ODD ..tff.fr.I against sup, rlutcuG, 20 Dodge of tbs
~au i,1lri-rp Mint
General Charles H. Howard 81 Chicago was today
air.i. ci an Inian Inspector IN place of l. Mahan'
,, recently .in,d IL is brother ~ General o. o.
UpHait oi tie p'1ilir army.
sip Edward rhorr,ton win sail f,r Europe, July 8,
n,.onpauirl POS hia WIZ and danghior. Eiward Thorn
ton h., -ou wi remain here IA hs present position as
a'i..,,r to tnc British legation
Captain james B lad. arrived here last Night direct
nom rmpico Mcxco aud lcf this evening for Toronto.
Cual1 WHERE at tho request ~ the British GOV ernment
d. a begin an examination ~ thit harh"r Win view
Ia ,.c, i-us means Tor H. permanent impro' emenL
Assistant secretary Upton Of the Treasury Depart
rnc,t -lis tomorrow from Scw York for London. lie
,s on business connected With the continuance of tho
r,c per ceut boEds at the London agency and viii 10
a,rcut about ,N weeks Notwithstaudias TIE yiolen,
ut and ciil>ccss assaults upon him. Mr. Upton
frtaiu- TIE cOniGcucc of Secretary Mind"m.
Tho Chief of the Bureau OF statsiios reports that tho
to values Of the exports OF petroleum and petroleum.
products from the United STATES dnrirg the month of
April I-SI and during the ter months ending tne same
as compared wit similar exports during the cores
puu.n. in Tu- of the rreyiour Arnr, wrre ns foo"s
Api4l l--i, S2.7j2,7l6; April, l~>o - l5''le- Ten
ended Aprl. 30, l--O SSj20Os,93I
The Secretary Treasury has requested frofAthe
Attorncy-,cnorai his construction of section of the
act OF June 90 1874 upon the point whether the Ma
an sI.. .tf,Frtt ttfl. fffrN .fnff
and silver cuinas well cgltendcr nOtee aud shether
tc frcasrrr can redeem National bank unt's Ia coin,
the cl-uicr holding That cgalt'uder notes only car 90
,uotrd h The banks an the circulation Ot the banks
redeemed al the Treasury only IN such notes.
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THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
FRESH RIOTS AT MARsFuLEs.

TIfE DISTURBANCES DISCUSSED ~ TrE ITALIAN
CHAMBER or DTPuTIIs-THE BULGARIAN TRorB-
LEs-ACuoN OF THE STEWARDS OP TIE HEN-
LEY REGATTA CRIucIZED-A SEW RoUMANIAN
CABINET
A serious riot ia said to have broken ont
again at Marscillcs last night making 1t
necessary TO call ont the troops. The
Italian Chamber of Deputies received
with ironica comments the statement of the
Minister Of Foreign Aaairs that the conduct
of the Marscilcs authorities and the Italian
Consul had been perfectly correct. MN.
Zancof, Kanyclof. Slavckoif and Liknaroh
have been arrested on The charge Of insulting
Prince Alexander Of Bulgaria. 4 new Cabl-
net has been formed in Roumauil The action
of the stewards Of the Henley Regatta IL
severely criticized 10y The SDortnaR. Prcpa-
ntioIs for the trial Of the murd'rcr- of Abdul
Aziz are going on. A new Italian loan is To
be issued in the beginning of July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-22
TIE Nnrr IN DETAIL

GOvERNOR CORNELL. M NAN A>p NH. WHEELER
LoSiNG G"oUNn - tLHlIpGE &. LATHAM $
CHANCE, INCV A~l%G.
frRoN rir trGlL,g cs..it-r,' .rvr or TIE rrlnrSr
ALBANY. juno 2l.-Iha chl'.-c- 100 th. voting to-
day were few "onc ~h1wci i' gidod jiift .oward
any candidate. although tLrlc W.s c.iicn.r that
the friends Of Elhrdrc g. L. pAliu lEdu fruu "
pushing him "a, , candid .tc On the first vote fer
Mr.. Coukng's mcccs-or Nr. Lapham gained four
votes. They w"re g.cn him o. A. oubly,mcn Ia
ker and Potter. who changed from Cornell; 10y
Young, who changed from Ironian; and 10y Cong
don. who changed from WLcolcr Mr Whc,lr
glincd the vote of BrarlInan va deserted Tre-
main. These were ali the changes. The vote was
as follows:
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TIE INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE.
ONE WITNESS ONLY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO Ar
FEAR BEFoRE THE GRAND JURY or ALBANY
COUNTY.
Inv TELEGRAPH TO rnr rmnrvE.l


lRY TELEGRAPH TO THH rRiBUNE.l
ALBANY. juno 21.-The Bribery Investigating
Committee intended To take good deal Of tcsti-
mony to-day hut owing to the absence Of the Com
mittccs counsel Mr. Bangs only ono witness WAS
examined. This was g. A. Walliug, OF Olcan, who
testified that Asscmhlyman Bradley said TO him in
Olcan June {, that something surprising would
take place at Albany in two or three days. The
witness also said that hc was Democrat. John l.
Davenport was present and ready to testify about
the procr Of the United States Marshalshp 10
Senator Strahan. Mr.. Davenport stated that his
evidence had nothing 10 do with the Sessions case,
and that De- would again Ice present to testify hurs
d1y Tomorrow the Committee VIII push the
Investigation.
The Gral.' lurv of Albany County IN tho mean
tuc is trNcrsing the same ground. In the course
of its session to-ay five witnesses were examined
The chief illness was ASscmhly ymau Bradley, who
related the same story of his bribery that he had
previously told hcior- the Investigation Comm tee
Testimony WAS a,~o given hy Senator Wagner, 10y y.
j. ONucr of NcA- lork, and 10y Adam Blake. pro-
pIictor Of the Kenmore Hotel. lo-m"rr"N, ~ Is
said senator Woodu and Mr. Irimhlc Viii rlvc t's-
tIinony As~rInll Ntaau H. II. Tutilc mo recently
made slch broad ciaTlrs # corruption in speech
before the senatorial Joint Convention. VIII also be
summoned d> = " itucs, % is said.
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TELEGK.IrILLC NOTES.
4 PASTORAL CALL TO PRoviDENcI

PASTORAL CALL TO PROVIDENCE.
Providence. X. l., june Lille inst ConcTc-
K Sheer. Of Broosiyn. y. Y become MS pastor.
rArEIOrIC ORDER sONS OF AMERICA.
the Patriotic Oricr oi th" ~ohs 81 A' net op'n'l ~,
.,..on here today. Twelve state tunps W'fc represented
DROWNED WHILE BATHING ~ A PoNn .,
NFW-li NSWICK y. j., june Gl-brorg' Jr"'l,
coo.,,l hand at ule Rev Dr. brrghs paee a., ..
hampton bathing pond on tho iafm THIS morning
Was ~nod.
KILLED on THE RAILROAD TRACK. .,
BRADFORD Penn. June 2l.-John Arcmrl M al OF, ,
well tn,r instantly Killed on ih, o,,. AN, " III n,
arrcn Railroad iast Night he@f An"Pi N'''A W
roCNb DEAD ~ BED AT PRovIDENcE
PgonENcE l. MLs,iea4S L. IapS Of worcrsisT H Man. ~ al The
Roger ilAms House about ~''A ~" !" & AS 'y.i @ "
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
Rosroy. Juuc IA portlbl engine and boiler 40
Jaipr- ncA- coal yard Al agIi'dI @+s' 5 M ci ] S iS
~,ails seven others OF tLen g. Orcen' II IS ieio1
fatally. RUN OVER by CARS.
WuKEsBATRE, Penn. June 2l-Nater shoe
maker of Ashley fenn 9'tsip,s p 70 ou ig'f sy ang ~ a,
tNn aldes tho train. hs cgs was cut on HIS r-
'''''' pAMAGEs FINALLY REcovrRED. .
CurtsFA VI June 2l.-ln the Orange county
Court to-day verdict Of - COS 20 vas a" afled .h9 IsnH
~ an action to recover damages for injuries received
m nm" Ligway and has had three previous lafy trials
CuAHGED WITH CRIMINAL LIBEL
ppovtprNCE r. L. June 2l.-A warrant was
] & v-rriiSy upon David black. Of the pubnsh,rs ~
me friegrGrn oi ts city, for alleged cmna' n', "A " 49,
has Transferred his ntcrest to Black aud ~ town
Twoot Corbetrs brothers arc serving TORN oi
for hDel. .. ...,.,.,.,,,.
Lose BRANCH, June 2l.-lhe stat, Editorial
m bcadguartsrs r. aro at thc ocean li0td Ihc rir'
NTH their wives. number about fVo h, M' ti'A ."
u oart night Charles h. smith, 81 Tie iHidf+pt'l
ITess delivered IN address On h' Nl'''V VI N'"''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-22
FOREIGN NOTES.

IUNUHN. IN @I1E, Jlnr T, I@~I
Robert Chamcrs 'hc sif builder %; DumbartCn. scot
.a.I. iH- -.-p,uiDd pas mont
I.,G,rv IIffr Western. which sailed hence June Il
flr America. lrtiN'i at t"wr- yesterday.
u. london pouent 81 Ihc Lircrpooi Toi -taos
' Nr Eoot'- -har, ~ thc profits Of the production ~
"Dfl,i.n" Wua 4 500.
AII.tO touichr I;ow,l retired with a s,ut, . 2io
r.i,- Weston l.n ths track AZ 1880 a. m.. with q
r,..rl " l-jmil.- Both we're sull resting at -i)
b. iu.
The Tieria ~ Rome. states that the italian loan
fr tle resumption ~ sprcic payments VIII h"
..f D0n 600 ff, If uf h. --ut.! the hc-nrlu- q
.. 900 fonina. vienna. laf-tnd N'w York. pardon
ut t ifrrlnf Nf frflIiu f'-rrf'd fnr italian htfi@.
AI-.atch from Madrid states That The Go'rinn'.t
l. o,,l,d io -,.l tr steamer Nu''uo mmcdia'''s to
or,n. Algeria Co. protect Spanish suhcct-: and Dog re-
100. .,rf,..od til, France. Vl 'la-i-r the iusar-'af
tr- aho r'r,ut'. rHhhol and murdered Irafli 'i-.'y
-...-i employees 90 tlr I-lurfo ft,'ofi'- frar ~atL
IA, JOS. ~ property o., estimated utG 900 trance.
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ALRAIn rn Gn nN HrcnRn.

y
rEFvfN1I>" 4 FORMAL WEiiN" "F I"t E''' BIZ
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N"l PAi'H BARNES '"' D." '''''
THREATENED REoEGANILAuoS oF TnE COM
,,,rr,r
The proceedings If the Republican Central
20 -. -, ,i.,,. Ola. y.,t,,.-. ~
the Cohkur faction in tht- city. More tiAn Io' H'ih
49, ,,, ,,... g., ,i hall. ,,t tl,. t,,rt,f,. finally
M 'h' '"''| '"''"- u" '"' "'.. ~ Wv "
r,c r,,c., ,.,o,,,,t., me-, ia, t. iarr. hall before
..., ,.....,,. ,... ,...t.- t.,, u Ia,,.
son moved that the special conmfiee apT"iried 90
,p,c-t,.,fc h, expulsion u Edward j I!n-lAc 'y
the lXth A'srn'bIy District ErrH'A' an A-'''""'h .'
called ~ report 'ominiHsl"ner Mason 'h"'r-
, o., ,,. r,...,,,i,. C.,,t,tti,c ,.iI fhlt ur Hall
c'niiu,i of ttc lns"stI.atne t"raiiic. 80, n" pre-
cnt and tlrr..r. tic report cnui t"i t' pr'-"nt'i
,,.,--, .s.l t.,ttf Mr. Iru-illc tas not .t.,.
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chance '' 'tI'" '' '''''
Contra Coiun,tc. 'ut of c,i-f'nc" There mr'i hi
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h.rly % ""- already iii ii'ii '"'' many "' '.'
have heretofore a'''d ~I,h iLr committee "' '' 1910
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' ITO '' o.. .',... ,..,t.. lie
cr..i,,, o.i., ..n., Anoun io tlr u,,u,.r.
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part ~ 81. Bile. Goo tS this and %" declared iI'i '
l,e .,.. ,t.., fI. matter SIR Ila-nu i,r.l-.,i
that for thc Ii-' -'t"l cars ihr lNih N-'' 'f I'I
I.t uh A--fr iil.I hti Hffti ASH il'if H''' '
d.,,,-,i, .f politics, Iv Alderman ,,t!r,. Jared
49,, .,r,.,, ftaft tlc IXth b.tr.,f Association hid
'""' ''' - '' a., -
acted otAcrU i-' THAN hnh"rIIly "tH ni'iH' VT '"'
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,,.-.t,l.ff f...rl. T. r,i,t.r ou.. ~ OBJ, ltt,-ti.
.,i,n. o.uui.i,c. vns present Hrslt - once asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-22
TWIN nrrn JOINT nAlInr-snnnI rEnM.

IN tho vote ror Mr.. rlat's successor Mr.. Iltt
lost one vote tha. of Nj Eyu-, of Onc,da Couaty,
who voted for William b. Eh,s. an cx-Cornty
Judge Of Oneida County Although Nr LNan- D.
helc9cd 10 rcculAtly represent Mr CouSuug "a is
not thought tlat tins action of his is NILE hint
on Mr. Conklings part to Mr Paut 10 withdraw
Senator Forster returned TO Mr Dcpcw, abandoning
Mr. Cornell Mr. Bcriss lcft Mf. Cornell Tor Mn
wheeler; Mr.. Si?p deserted Mr. p,pcw for Mr.
Cornell: and MI. Young voted FOR Mr. 1feman
instead of Nj Lapham. Tie voto was as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-22
AuERIcAy BAXKERs' ASsocAuoM

NIAGARA FALLS, n. T., June 2l-Ihe ar
r,no.,uett- for the Convention of the American bank'
ers' Association 10 De held here in August aie p'Ns
rapidly pushed 10 completion. The f'i.o"'nf . e"n'
couuoso tho committee having ln charge q "c'l "hl
so,al urraL gemcnis: IL. g. Aot"n, Henit A'''h''t
= smith and T. l. uanfor. b. 81 Buffalo; Z. g.. Ofol az
a. ~. ,,i,r,i nf Rochester J.. y. bUIlno, ei fi'-"'
Tails b. T. Ilaelrr, OF Lochpprt, and .. u i'f, 1
l.u,,sfi,.u. e. l, Dclano, uf tIr tafhil'' iFI.t
, information Ola tbc sAlJtct ol A0tD iai' ~ w
tu,u,bcrs of Inc association gtncTAA5.