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mon and oysters sks corn go qr sks -four ~ hf sks
fouf, s. pkcs groceries; McWayne cT bottles, cs
drugs, etc; Hofmanu: iA c. drugs, etc \ J Cart
wrght - hbls beef 10 kts salmon bellies w bush;
2 pkgs groceries 10 ar sks hour: Castle Cooke; ~
pkcs iron, q pkgs hardware, 10 g. powder e. wine
Grnin 2 c. fancy goods, pkg cloth; l. q sresovich
iS pkgs fruits and potatoes jas Dodd ~ sk grain, 100
bales hay; Iaine Cos 100 bales hay, So sks grain
pkgs wagons, I telephone; board of Education: cs
b,,ok-; L Natsrhcusc cs cnndy, cs cxtracts Cs
saddrry tD bbis lime 3 sks bran, ~ bales hay, c.
ocrcs n faekfcid 4 Co; iCo bread. 100 bbls -four,
bbi- lime 21g redwood posts ~ tons grain 50 bales
hay ~ tons potatoes IL go # redwood pckcts; .
Berger: tanks naphths and gasoline; II Judd 81 SKIS
bran, ~ bales hay: j Mott 4 Cos cs httLg-; II A
Wdcmann; ~ bales hay, ? sks oats o Hall \ son
Laine n Cos ~ qr sks dour, q Irwin n Cos 100 sks
poiators John Ashley " pkgs sheet and pkg ralroa.
Iron. cs hArwarc; orders c. beer, c. gycerine,
pkc- mdse; i@ pkgs liquors and sundries to Chinese
Arms.
From San Francisco. per W II Meyer, January 18th
Brewer Cos los sks potstoc-, tanks gasoline, i3l
sks barley cs glass 20 bales hay, iOO pkgs bread, u
Bros Is pkgs dry goods and clothing, es shoes, - cs
soap, CO furniture, ca oarct, es cigars; Foster
Cos pkgs saddlcry; orders IS sks grain 10 sks pota
toes, 26 pkCs groceries, Isp sks -four; Hart Bros; @
pkgs groceries, Hall Son ~ hardware 50 bdls
pipe az pkgs weights; order; ~ hf bbls snmon % kts
salmon; fishel; pkgs mdse; Grinbaum Cos iN
sks corn; Mott 4 Coi 6 copper, \ W Bush' ~ sk'
feed hbs tar - os rslsins 100 bales hay, mdse
7 VI D~ics a Co. cs clothing; X y Roe. ~ hog-; q
Bowlcy ca hogs dog chickens HollisterS Co: bales
carpet cs acid cs mdse isa pkgs groceries, etc, tc
Chinese firms.
From Canton, per Quinta January i2th-FA schacfc
& Co: 100 bales bags; Js pkgs mdse 10 Chinese Arms
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Jan s-stm Likelike from windward
Sch Lcahi from Hamakua
Sch Maiolo, from ililo
io-Am bktne Discovery, Penhsllow, 81 days from
San Francisco
it-Ger stm Qupta, Thompson, 81 days from Can ton
tl-Am sch Meyer, Howe, rs days from san
Francisco
l3-Sch Waioli, from Pnauhau
schr Gen sigcl, from Waiaua
is-Brit bk Lizzie Iredale, Mossop, i5i days from
Liverpool
1b-Stm Lehua, from Hama and Molokai
Stm Mokolii, fIom koolau
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THE SATURDAY PRESS
Published for tho SATURDAY PREss ASSOCIATION by
ROBERT GRIEvE,
Book, job and General Printer,
Honolulu, II. l.

The SATURDAY Press cannot undertake TO return
Communications accepted rejected, and we have Ia
request correspondents TO append their true and
addresses, not necessarily for publication, II so de.
sired but guarantee of the good faith Of the writer
L ED SATURDAY PRESS.
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Vessels Expected at Honolulu. from Toreig


Bri, bk Viola Price, Liverpool, due
Ger bk @ Haendel schrock, Bremen, due II Hackfed
Ger bk Ataianta, Mohrmann Bremen due Feb - ~ II
Haokfeld Il Co, Agents
Brit bk Aikshaw, Taite Glasgow, due March Is -, q
" Macfarlanc & Co, Agents
Am bk Edward May, Johnson Boston, due April is,
Brewer Co, Agents
Brit bk Highhyer, Schemann, London via st Michaels
sailed Nov sth, -, Agent.
Am tern Compeer, Birkholm, Port Gamble, due, II
Hsckfeld& Co, Agents
Haw bk Kale, Ahlborn London, to sail in Dec ii Hack.
field Co,,Asents
Am tern Una -, Humboldt, loading Nov
President Board Immigration Agent
Haw bk Hawaii, whitney, Islands, due in all Feb,
President Board immigration, Agent
Chinese stm Meifoo, Cunningham, from Canton
Ger bk Musca, from Norway, due April Is Hackfcld
Norwegian bk Beta, from Norway, for Maalaea Maui,
due March 10 II Hackfeld x Co Agents
Brewer 4 Co, Agents
Am sch Rosario, Douglas, San Francisco, for Kahuui,
Am sch Claus spreckes, Cousins. San Francisco for
Kahuui, W q Irwin 4 Co, Agents
Am sch Ida Mckay sailed from San Francisco via
Am torn A p Jordan, Crack, San Francisco, loading
Dec -, II Hackfeld Co, Agents
Am bS " o.y, Amy, Freenan San Francisco loading
PMS Zeslandis. Chevalier, San Francisco, due Jan
-. II Hackfeid S Co Agents
PMS City OF sydney. Dearborn, Sydney due Jan IL
Haokfcid a Co Agents
Am bk. Lizxio MARSHALL Dahlcr, Port Blakely, due.
Allen 4 Robinson, Agents
HAekfeid SCo, Agents
IS Pensacola, Taylor, San Francisco to sail sbonl
Am hk Cheshire, Bachelor, New York, to sail in Dec
Castle Cooke, Agents
Ger bk Herminc, Meyer, Canton, loading Dec 10,
Am bk Rainier, wuid, Port Gamble, loading Dec -,
Hackfeld d Co, Agents
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have underratcd the expense; nevertheless
the stock has been eagerly taken up in France
and in San Francisco; in the Eastern States
aud in England it is not in such favor. Gen
Grant pronounccs in favor of the Nicaragua
route, in which opinion we agree with him.
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A Correction.

NAwILIwIII, January, 7th, 1881.
EpIToR SATURDAY PREss: In Justice to
the person who informed you that five of the
white laborers of tho Kilanea plantation had
been arrested for refusing to work, allow me
to correct the statement made by the manager,
in your issue Of December lth.
On December I'd. $50, warrant was sworn
out by Mr.. King, lassistant manager), for the
arrest Of five white employees Of Kilanea
plantation for refusing TO work. They were
tried before Judge Kakina, at Hanalei, and
the Court Records will show that they were
each fined SO and 50 SO costs.
| acted in the case AZ interpreter. and per-
haps, Mr. Editor, you will kindly translate the
words Hoole hama, }" for which offence they
were charged and sentenced. l beg to re-
main yours, W. q. ii. DEvERILL.
Deputy Sheriff, Island of Kauai.
NorE.-"Hoole hama" refusing to work. En-.
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MoTIcg,

vn,SuSs N TO CEsriSS ruAT GEeBGu
Trous.ysa and William nss6est Pns,is, both 70
sttuie the partnership OF Arm knos = q. Tsoes
puIss doing basiness Sugar Planters ~ the
sfore mentioned locality.
Kakuihaels, December ., Iss0. N1
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on Mrs fashionable | what lovely Poplin dress
you have; where did yoa get u AssAs new stare Of
n. AELls where you wiiasd he issest ssyss and
patterns Of Dress Gonsis. w Port street.
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Xeasels in Port.

Vessels in Port
Hsw .chr Julia Long
Swedish bk Hcrmine, Lonngren
JaIuit bgtne Nicolaus
Am bytne spreckeis, Hansen
Haw bk Knlakaua, jerks
Am sch Sarah Ann, Johnston
Haw bgtne Storm Bird, Tierncy
Am bstne Discovery, Penhallow
Am sch W Meyer, Howe
Ger s Quinta, Thompson
Br blk Lizzie Iredale, Mossop
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MoTlcg.

been sgponted hy the Coast e Aiss.s ,s,st.0 ~
sis. sd.Ssd q 70 1ss.is ss .sss Is.s III pss
ana sn sssls. hsvi.g eIsis.s Agslnsl a. SSS1 -
:s noa;is c ~ iSs - r., = IN NJ .As
Aam,.,.,,.,,. !, u S6HzeiSsSsR
mosoaia NossmS., 4: r.: ~ = 0sA' isss
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II you want any real vaenciennes Lsees You win mud
them at A. N. Mellis' lot Fort Street
To BE or NOT to ne, is the question OF the day. II
yue want 70 BE- la style you must get OF the real
Maltese Lace Collars at A. Mellis iOl Fort suect
10 k5S I'm
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N. NEUFELD,
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANO-NAKRN. D11LIu.
n. Haskfsld Co. Agents for The Hawaiian Islaads
The Sydney Naa, saturday, January II, isso,
pages III, iis.
PianofOrtes in the Exhibition.

In our previous notice Of the Pianos In the Exhib-
tiou Mo Nv In connection with those Of the German
Court we were unabl. to do than enumcraie the
exhblis of L. NEuFELD of Berlin, and that cpnmrss.
tiOn was erroneous Since writing that notice. the
sydney agents, Me--rs Habone Few Co, have given
us an opportunity of seeing the Instruments, Of which
four exhibited nstead Of Two, formerly stated
Ihe first is Grand of full compass. ~ oetaves
action Is perfect nnfang rePction." All the modern
applied, the instrument IL cased Ia
walnut Of Gne and light touch, and being In sddi-
ton by far the pricsworhy ought 10 command the
most ready market
NJ. . Il an upright cottage grand. with Iron frame
osrrstruns, wen hnished, and eA-ed In hshdssAns
frame la the Louis Quatorxe style hs- is an up
right cottage simpler in the exterior but with snbsa
metal frame and all the evidences OF Thorough
In the tnternai con struetlon oe. IL ovefstrung
upright boudoir cottage Of very agreeable tone.
Having thoroughly examined The workmAhshiP aud
speak with eonhdsnss ON the sterling merit. Of thess
IN -trunicnts especially when compare tho prces
with those of vthsr exhibits. - Pisnos are nov.
cxaibtion a. the store of
NJ SIN H. uACkHkLD 20.
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Assignee's Notice.

Assignee's Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
Il been appointed Assgnecs for the estate OF Lum
Sun, of Waluku, Maui, hereby give notice to all per
sons indebted to the said estate to make immediate
payment to 4. w. Everett wauku, to the under
signed aud all parties claiming to be creditors to pre-
their claims without delay to the undersigned, at
Honolulu. Oahu. NJ PHILLIPS co.
Honolulu. December nth 1880. II
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C.. p. WARD.

MERCHANT AND a QUEEN sTS.,
oH or at Wards Dray Stand, offers for sale
Fire Wood, Charcoal, Salt and White Sand,
nQuantitles to Suit
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CA.s%asas'A {. 4: !; III. a: RJss 81
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N ICE,
NOTICE.

III PERSONS INHERITED TO
"A he Undersigned are requested to make settlement
wthiL months from date their accounts will be
put in the hands of a collector.
llrfT H. A. HEEN
MakawaO. November 10. 1880
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TTNHEANNUAI.M MEETING OF THE
l. Stockholders OF the Kohaa Sugar Company for the
election Of officers for the ensuing viii be held at
the office of the Agents Thursday the I'd day OF Feb
ruary next, at 10 a. NJ j. Ii. ATlERTON,
Ig4t Secretary X, \. Co.
, 1881-05-04
TIE INCONSISTENCIES.

An ARMY SEEDED IN VTt1TNIA.
WASHINGTON, u. e., May 8.-1nternal-Rcv-
cnuo Agent Tracie, operating In franklin
County, Virginia. writes to Commissioner
Naum n detailed account Of tho attempt to
capture tho notorious Dave Gillespie. Tho
officer offered 500 reward to the person WHO
will losIgo Gillespie in jail, but few, lie says.
seem anxious to undertake tho capture of
this notorious dcsperado. The report says:
"Stnce my raid III RutnMet bog the
a0tl Gillespie md his crowd have committed
shameful Ontrnges upOl innocent cUlOretl
people In TINT nciRhborl,ood whom they
charged With giving !nforlnatlor to tho
revenue officers. They went In disguise aud
whipped Il nlnn and woman, rohbcl ono or
two ~ot money, destroyed their property,
drove them fronl tholr homes, some nf ttlonl
half nakctl, md formed shlrtccn Of thom Into
one party on tho road to West Virglnta. ana or
tlcrel theul TO- ienye on ponnlsy Of doAth II thcy
returned. This scytval Of Ku-kluxtsm by Illicit
iltst!lfcrs and tho!r frlon1s in TIM mountulns Ut
Franklin has terrortzed good citizens to such At!
oxtent that they are nfenttl osen to spenk ot
olttraXes, mitch less to condemn th0n1. There Ii
no sllCh thing In Franklin County OH tho p.lrt Of
responsible citizens rs sympathy for tho Gu
forccn1ont OF laws regarding tho mixing ot
selling Of spirits, ethor in tho State or Mutton"
, 1881-05-04

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFricRn,
WARRINGTON, D. G., Mny 4-l d. ,n,-TnJIcntont
For tho nh.o vniiov md Tf nnea na na..,s
,.,s.,,- T., ~ ~ pa'u'
ctouus "eAtaet ~ su' esa.ao," p"Faohs' tcca'
alol1al ratns, casterly winds, lower barometer,
Tor thn r.n,v,,. Inkn ,no,n, fo,r .,o,,.,,
,aat'.r,,, .aart,.. ~ ,sn,,.n. @ "ea.' ataI.
U..' i,,,ysr ,uh ,"rhto ""f'"ef o'"'pef5 Hlnda'
u1i W. III ffan"r InEo ro,,o, f,,r xo,.h., ,1
!0We! " sngfeasas ,.1ass oa2uainess and Occasional
as n wne wea ro "aetaoe cas1 Ut soa'o'
h'iN E.n .u .s'n rf.,I,, stIse1s. ,
Ntlieys, Partiy o!onuy WoAtner anu eeoassoas!
%ta.Ms. % Willis ts9Ftns u "Atlner southeH5' aaa
AoWS1 ME n,aV E, o, rx.,,.o os ,,o ,,n,r
49, anu .rsti n o'Alei Autnisocs luo to''o*'
lnE E1sa spitu.Mi ta nn.et ,.h. IT, ,,...,,.,..,
1ns oasuns.cr Y n.Hnsss III utal!o 1,,.. auu oasa
~ i!p ,cAsEGtAu NvItn"es. Ao tsIifEIal9!9
, 1881-05-04
EPISCOPAL DIOCESAN COUNCIL.

opEeF98 UtRutEH ~ TIA CHtsa9u 1f0RHN
EPMN0r1xLp, Ill. May A-The Diocesan Council
OF tho Diocese Of Bprlngttold hs9an its annual
sesaon here to-day. before the religious ex-
Oruses began tho clasRy and lay deputies u.s.
somblod In tho' reotory mud presented bishop
Seymour with an elegant pastoral stalI, the iiev.
E.A. LarsHbco making tho presentation uddrsss,
and the Bishop responding appropriately. An
interesting sermon was delivered by tho Hav, T.
W.Taylor, of Dauvllle, after which tho Clergy aud
Ia!ty repaired to tho 'new'y.estRbllahcd Orphan.
age, which tho ulshop dedicated with appso-
prlata ceremonies tu the charitable pur~
iloses for which It WA founded. Tho
Eauncil organized In tho aftcrnoou. The hev.
". II. Moore, 9f Decatur. Mas reelected secee-
IToasurur. Tho rest 0f tho scsstoM was occt,.
pIel with routine business. This ovenln4 l,ishap
was an able derenss Of the Catholic ritual OF tue
diocese agninst Furttantaa and ltomaoisn4 The
Council meets again to-mueruw.
, 1881-05-04
BI'!A1N.

-. A.1ss
DoS FHASClsco NAhCA'
WASHINGTON, j. G., Afny 3.-On tho occn-
unr ~ tha In t,tSaf,to,,t lin r,ict3
n," ~ ulu p'ese'..s.'ul " t!usens u'a.'u
bS tha Secfetaryo atAte tho rew!y-nppotllt-
.,a,a,,.,nr,, - S,,.,,. ~, 1s1n',nis"|, 11arnn
M,tetHAly VI Sph'l' bon ffAmelsso t,uFc'''
Minister Bnrca, In tho course OF his nddtcsSt
~ nc.,,,..,,,.. ,,,, A.. 7,.,,,aon. H., ,,,.
rtnr, ua.,n t.,,,.s " ttas, ~ ia ~ fficf
Snntst r,"w ~ ,is ,,;... ~ ,',ntrtnir octIs-c
s,' ss,S';; r.; aan so1Mt IeMnens. mneM ~ INV M,sH
~ sss FH HAY ~" 4 .,n ",",,,, y
.nas ns pniot Feah'nE -. ~ ,h,,. ho.ai ~
. .s.,,, s sa 1 H., n t,t ,,,c ~,
% r.Gti lily sn nna & y, ase f .Fs Stt IL X ~ Hnt"r
, 1881-05-04
STAR ROUTES.

s,.~tot rst.rot.h IN ~, rh,.,,o 1,.th,ss
,u u..,,'~,Za,, +, n sta"oW s1 ' .ha noo+
os'," na".r+...st tn.d"s lazy thora ,1ao W. .rh"t
0so :, ~ s.,,..naas.s y, H. uuav "as "tas
oto sers, ~ 1sxSano.a W no n"ras, sSou ea.eu
.';n', yn ~. ~. o..noo, ~ .bao. uuso" Iannr
~ "a,,s., Tn,. tna i Gero,oi -. H.
.ata. o.. os ~ ~ o h,,s..o"a ~ ao
manan,i - >taos1aa.,, hsnnanas o. ~ .o.sot as.
Is" No. n"roav @ .Io.,sai - oro so.,o; ,a"a.i
..,a.' "'oS' ~ vi ,..os " Nu '',,t , 1seo ~
H a.tod ~ ~ ,aaa hoa, oss no "ssn "'% h rs sat
."na ttos ~ ~ '6 na us eosI e .soat ~
~ NV .a,.."at, s'y W. wa t.aoa ns ..s ~
ao.,s.oa e soa.oa ~ e' .hn. 49, s. ~ oox ~
seo@h"tau' "'. u.1s 44o tuuuss 70 "n!cn
he tetes.eu "ou1u ~ reacileu IN une
course. ar. nofsey, " u Understood, Wlll
appeal to the country. a groatMaliy reports
arc ailout Us to the results of the atar-route
disclosures. Among other things 1t ls gatd
TINT the Investigation may dtscoyer what the
star.route fobbers had to tlo with sen,lfnv
AN svr,.nAnnArr nrrrnArTov
n tho CIncinnotI ronvant,an II ,nn, dt,.
ao,sas @ ,,.,,. uam".a- 1va,,naa st.1 Aa' .ni, usI
tofs9 WV no'taos "a!ieoo 9tooe ~ s1ao
poTnly ~ inc sta1-Eoute poop!o IN tae sem
, 1881-05-04
. sTEAMstt P NEWS,

NEW Yonx, May a-Arriseo' u' "'
Dt1lncu. atste p& ke@
.4OLAsoou, Nay a-Arrtyed. tho o''''
vada, from New York. ,, 1tyeFpooL AeosssI
and WestphaIla, from Now Ho'A' ~,
VI i.,spos, May o.--A.s.yea. tho Er'o' W.
York. .u,,.ot. Losing, Nv
HAMBURG -.
, 1881-05-04
ST, LOUIS,
5psetaI Nspat<A Ia ~ Chicago 1ftottaA

SbF*t3s A<7sFA*@ '" AHH tNseStv tfsVAsS~s
ST. LOUIS May a-The excitement ovor tho
flood IA on tho tncreaae. Reports from East Ut.
Louis. East Caroudolet, Yoatce, and all pther bt.
Louis suburban points which lie on the border OF
tho rlyor aro .nost dscouEuglug, Tho river is
at'll risnK but very slowly. It rose thrao tnehes
Inst nlght at tho foot Of Washington avenue,
and tiva and halt lnohes ut tbs Union Stock.
Yards. Thu solid and actual F'ss s!nco lust night
ia vasiously estimated Ut froui two to fQus snohas
hut all agree that the, river has not gained
more than ono inch In depth duFaag
tho Inst twelve beuEs River men arc
studying the face OF the SKY about ~ carefully
as they arc the uo1s for they Aro Of op,nlon thai
within tho next forty. .1lxht hours tha water,wl!l
have reached its limit unlass moro rain falls
On thls sldp OF tho river, FROM tho brldvo south,
EVERYTHING HIS i CkAMFkp APPEAR
ANCE.
Stroets running back from tho r.yoF are lDued
With various kinda Of n,sr0hau udS1. Thu ceilans
all uIs,nx tho loyeo fv.MIt wata curly cMpticd VI
, 1881-05-04
REMAINS A MYSTERY.

Hp7e1d UUpdE@ss % 1's 80 ...s III, ,.orooeF1
DAYnaroisT, H.; ;Maya-Nelthaf tuo ',,s,,on n r.
Inquest nor tho post-moEtetn e1".1"ta .,.n Ieata VI
suited in throwing amy light upon ~ s1v wh,ep Wa
Mss Mary DoughOrty. an aocou,ls " al that ~
teIcgraphed TiIE Tnlsuas sunaay. r,,rd dead o.
tnspn s ss,s, ass as sss s4rs%s
ssuao au ' from % ho,ae a,i In tho open ',a,neet su
drawcr was tho rovoLyes witar,y with S"u uscccpsaA =
tut Sins iongherty OPENED soer .ho uasSu Scauxa, %
9ss a sss Il as tsS q.
sslt oted Iherv Is ~ ground k.onbS nan b. found
oide, I'D no ovtdcunes nf Murles W"
, 1881-05-04
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY,

SYtttsI UksaEeR u TN Ckataao Tf16uns.
IA IlAHPs, ILL.,. May 8-Clrclos OF society aro
ablaza With Rayety to-ptRht, the brilliant oQ-
caslou being tho wedding anniversary Of Mr..
and Mrs. CharloA =. Goehenour. Tho lat OF
nus, aud the 3appes yery fashionable. N,
GOchen0ur u an elllcsuk Alderman md q very
popular and esteemed citizen.
, 1881-05-04

railroad to tho stcan,boat service. 8upcrintcHd-
ont White hns becn directed to Mt ot,co thor
ouQhly exaniinc tnsn tho etonmhoat acrvioe bu.
tweoh HnnnIt,n1 AMI st. Innl, to 500 u It cur
not 10 Wholly discontinued, mud the atar-routo
service substituted for 1t throu 3hoiif tho yenr.
, 1881-05-04
/. @, O. F.

QI1vkLAaD. O., Nay a-Tha annual meeting
OF tho Grand Eacampu,ent Of Ohio, !. o. q. r.,
began hero this tunrnln4, with u $ult ATTENDANCE.
Mayor uesrlek delivered l1l ullttxs VI WUlc4tQo.
, 1881-05-04


ocrat'c senators wanM 10 the same ltc
thought, however. that such nlotiol. would
rrcplye less yntcs than n ,ttreet motEo,, 10
roul],,n the nomination of Judge lt,ury,so,,.
s o"n's l.,ss s'a. tmssa
...... A DEMOCRAT .......
WHO Inns taken palms 10 inform himself re-
Hnrtsinr tho viows Of the Democratic Se1,n.
tors on that question. sa,.i today tint ho did
no. oel,ese a. more tnal, SIX i, or srvSn 9,a
Uemocfats Wouh Fote aaalnst J9age lou
ertsoi,. 1le l'tlnca Senators hlcpherson.
GrDonlc, Cockrell, Garland, Farley, ,nhl
liam liz sn u hownvor ov w"u tlt y l', ca,,slierc NJ Mana.
t.s. o III, ,"..,t a"s ,,'ss ~ 1s,ns,Ja Tfas
lofs illl'' VI ueoIG'a, v"hos' ~ f4orlaT' n"l-
rts, peIldlcson. Voorhees,. Maxey, Walker,
a ',t,l : fas, "nnfn ,, Another ,n,r psoern, ,es
W. "n1 t,,,a'. a,'s< tSan,oara.ts aat,.tofs III
~! .c lee.!'s H".nns DsMos."us os.'aso.e, SUN
1hls evening tllat they hfa roa!lS 10 Vose VI
must solislly for motion to discharge tho
ntInt, of tho Robertson cnse. shoul,] TINT
tsnm,mittr. evlt,c.. n tijsnnslt1nn ,,ntln1v T.,
,ipIay Il report upot, it:
INDICATIONS POINT STRONGLY
In n nostunf,r,nent of Tia nttemnt 10 elect
% bIo tlipt tst,, Na,iorc, il l,u si,aii beco,I,c
cni,vlIcetl tiat ths resolution to riert niiicors
..Si,nnt l1U t,asseI Mt ths si.ssInn bccaiiss of
III. ,mrsist,.,,rT nf tha I}em,ncrnia il, ;i,nir
r.yoi,,tiuDary course viii Himself ,noyu lint
H. ne ih1stp9Itc y MMt,t tU1t ! 1nSS !sn
WHY tt.th ~ possioie s uMa nGn. .'.tA VII
viii xreafEy strcngt,e,i M lin viii With % lie n.opic @ 5
of Vfreina #, thn crt1,inr nnitical cninnaIr,I.
aAnF1ELbs LErTEn-
~ report his been circulated here to-dny
49,. :, liz fsnu"". fs.,,,,..t&tS. tr'i .nS,irl
H. i'cvlt,es twee "tea the RennhIscen 9iSS N
Ssn%atofs % nntt fhe & &AHlltItlistrntton' 10 which
s nnortiy % ,'a santora et II nv ny rrt
4 free ballot aud n fslr cOttnt, but TINT he
could not support tho deadlock 10 SECURE tho
Rcn,,niicG,,. Win wHs snnstantfv assa,iinv
lid Administration; aid that rs to 1soGsstson,
II WV !hepuu4lieHA oEMntois uectuGt! llhl ~
the nominations ought tn bo withdrlwll, h9
would withdraw them. The story l!As E4l!l'ed
,n,e es ~ It t VIZ rsp"rte, t,at ' IasI rsntonan @
yery near 10 the President Ind seen tic iut-
fnr md was fila nlitItority for the statement.
! IT CAN LIE STATED,
on tho highest posstb1a authority, TINT no
sitcb letter exists, md Tint no sttctI letter
was ever writer, ind received by Nr. Dnwes.
My. Dawes did receive n brief nutu from Gen.
Garfield, written upon o,ie tMset " note
paper. containing only n few words, and none
q theyc words rsats to any ef M tho eoMtro-
eassnr tn;a ia aytn,s ~ ~" ne1" M ',,a pvI an1
Il. ei,,,"s m,,,,,ottcnjit t6nt anv " e,,",, intt.r
ltas eyer oVisted. me i,rcaitlent una no
neeu 70 Wilte iettoi upon thnt sn6)e':t. rs
COMMITTEES whom II called upon Him.
ttoEEEDlSus' ~ W., ~
n1, ~ n'1 ro1n ~ n mhor,s ~ - G NJ fsf,
, 1881-05-04
Reports from East st. Louis
: and 9th or Places Very
D1scouraging.
At East Carondelet Is a Waste O.!
Water is Far as The Eye
Can Reach.
East st. Louis People Protecting the
Embankment Against Irate
Farmers.
Tho Dreaking Of tho Madison Dixie En-.
dangers a Thickly Populated
Country.


Latest Reports Of the Condition OF the
no1oa+,+aa no,r+r., IL Tim "a,
r "'S'" ~""""J -
- Northwest.
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I Sptesat ui,pateh to Ths C4teapo 7ttbuna.
Atrox. ILL.,. Mnv n" [lu toth compnsaal tho
wntcrs with hmn,ls until tho day md
ufrht comm IN mn emil" ht.t "fio oausctt
Tho rnIn to fail anon tho Inst m well
IA tho unfust." Tho managing editors
t,lsnotch of in.tr,,ctons roaohol ma promptly.
nnh IN a lew hn,,ra wns ort upon thn hroad
Mlsslsstpol Nlycr. oharrod with tho duty Of ,uuk-
,nt, fur Ttln TnrpuNE readers n persnt,al luspcc-
tIon nf thn tlumara now bclnr calusud by TINT
rIvcr antt,rY l,rvnn1 Its bo,,1itis, In this case
wbatoyor nav tnyo bocn tho bounds sot by tho
Creator. one thlnr Ia cortnIn.-wlthlu tho terri.
tnrv bordering Tia cast bnnr of tho MIssisslppi
ltiver from Savannah. In Carroll County, tn st.
t,nncyievc. ouposlt KandoIph County, o,nbrac.
Inn tlcr OF thirteen co,,nttcs thoro Ia mn over
ilnw or inunftntion of tho Inv Innd1. earring
win Il
nAvon AVN nrarut1r.r1nv 11yrAnyr.1rt,rn
In ,ho historv ~ Il,no,s All ,hs tnrritnrv.
.rtort,fc man acv wsa nnco rho nrnncr Ind ~
tho rivcr i,cd nvnrnp,nv f,vc ,n,,os tu w,,1th
and ho,,ndod 1,v cicartyedcj,nc,, ruu1oa of hla
~ ,,,,,ya In IN cnntt,rica vnnc bv ana fho
VI o.uas. ~ sno .n, eo"u ~, uua ~
watefs "ele oelna ea1notou tron .ne shst piaaus
n portion flowed NORTH Into Hudson Ilay, q
n,r,son GngcH .ooe+ intn tho flnjf of st law
pottor nu"eu ous. .'o wv ou', ~ - Nv. -"
ronoe, oat bY far the iaf8oF Vo'nn1e or wator
tlowed south through tho MlsslsslppI Into IN, the
4o.5l.s, t,o1 ~ c,'o t,s H.. ,s,.,th a,a .,,th n
ot!sll"' oou =. wv mug :" ~. "'a.n ".s aa ~" a
.uesccnt cquaI 10 current OF SIX MUGS an haur'
these btutfa WerG Eot MS b0untls sufficient: but
tho pushing. toetless ayar1o,ous nature OF ,nat,
~ isto vcnra hns os,,acd MIN N 1efy t,,a Croatnr
and trcspass beyond whoro no should hnvo
haltcd. and to-dHy having sowu tho Wind ho
A. nutrne : Gttna ursott ,,rt Witt n suol,
0"Iy ata 49,. .a.;o" w.. w. ~, :. ~. s'nnt.
OK sh us sG yHr s va an ~, ,w1
day pulled out intdfhe stream, bound southwart.
n IN hcod ~ tho snv. IN rfo '1envou. N tvns
~ w w ,..,,', usuu .. ~ o.S o.e n ~ "na :.