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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-06-14

GREAT Bargain For Sale-The
" premises lately occupied by G.
Z. Beckley, on Llliha street; also
the adjoining property with dwell
ing house on same. These places
are favorably situated and but
short distance from town. For fur
ther particulars apply to George c.
Beckley. 78
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The funeral services in memory
of the late Bishop Maigret, will take
place this morning at the Catholic
Cathedral, at 8 o'clock.
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WANTED a young Girl, to make her.
w self generally useful in the house
of lady on Maui. For particulars en-
quire at the Hawaiian Hotel, Room No.
l6, in the morning before $3.50. 81
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The steamer Monarch for Yoko-
hama, barkentine Klikitat and
brigantine Consuelo, for San Fran
cisco, leave this afternoon or early
tomorrow morning.
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TOHN RUSSELL, Attorney at Law,
~ Oiflce, corner of Fort and Merchant
streets (up stairs) llHGm
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xAtF2 MOTTO E.-The British
n Steamship Boutwell, Castle,
Capt. Thomson, will commence dis.
charging on Tuesday, June 18th,
1882. Consignees will please enter
their goods at the Custom House
without delay and call at the office
of tho undersigned, pay freight and
receive their orders. All merchan-
disc when landed on the wharf will
be =, ths risk OF: the owners thereof.
ii. Ilackfeld & Co.,
III 81 Agents.
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sss s~sNs ~ W.
Have just received
Ex 7" Forest Queen,"
25 bible G. G. E. f. Flour,
100 bbls Lime,
so cases medium bread,
10 cases cocoanut taffy,
25 cases canned corn,
10 bbls cocoanut oil,
1900 keg shocks,
20 cases light twist tobacco,
10 cases dark P. P. tobacco,
6 cases sewing machines,
20 cases boots,
cases American prints,
so cases blue mottled soap,
90 cases wash blue,
SO cases sardines,
so cases olive oil,
&C., &C., &c.
For sale by
Fl. HACKFELD & Co.
June IL. 1l3
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tra FOR SALE. u stylish Saddle
&NS Horse. Enquire of +. :: Lowrey,
at Castle 81 Cookies. ll5lw
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The British steamer Suez from
San Francisco is entering port as we
go TO press. She will bring three
days later dates.
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CoRRECTIoN.-The name of the
late Commander of the Champion
was not Beresford, as stated by onr
morning contemporary, but George
Robert Hope--the former being the
name of a brother. An eye witness
of the accident also asserts that the
horse slipped, which was the cause
of the fall.
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PROBABLY 4 MURDER,

Mystery Attending the Death OF n
Iy Young Man From Strubenvilie.
I INDIANAPOLIS, IND, September "a be-
lief exists here that William @. Ferguson,
OF Stcubcnville, o., whose body was found
OIL the truck Of tho Nandalin railroad, WAS
robbed and murdered, instead Of being
accidentally killed by the cars. No money
or jewelry was found on the remains and
only slight clue by which his identity
was established. The father of tho dc.
ceased is wealthy Steubcnvile merchant,
and his son left home one month ago 10
visit relations in St. Louis and Sedalia, Mo.
lie wrote that lie would start home this
week. At the time Of leaving home he had
$3.50 in money, 5000 gold watch, jewelry,
and was well dressed. -"
Alfred Shawhan, Il college casslnate OF
the young man, arrived here to-day, and
states that he had no bad habits being u
member Of church, and could have oh.
tained any money he might have needed
from his st. Louis friends, who are wealthy,
Shawnan scouts the idea that he lost his
effects while gambling or drunk. The
theory is that thieves followed him from
Sedalia or Ellingliam, and watching their
opportunity robbed him and knocked him
from the train, or that knowing the train
would stop ut the Belt knocked their vic.
tim from the train and returned 10 rob the
body.
Another more plausible theory is that
Ferguson fell among thieves Mt Eliingham,
and after expressing his valise home,
boarded freight, from which he fell or
was thrown. The senior Ferguson is near
ly crazed over the affair, and next week
will come West to hunt out every clue that
may throw some light upon the mysterious
death of his son.
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4 MUHDEREH'S COMPRESSION,
Remarkable for the Srn tliuciit TINT Per.
YutilA 4

10" yuties II.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, September 1O.-James
Tracy, convicted OF the murder OF Officer
Huebner, and who has been supposed to
be one Of the scum OF society, has written
a long and full statement declaring his in.
nocence. The statement is clear, compact
logical and ably framed. lie wrote it oil.
hand, with reporter by his
side, and it makes remarkable
contribution to criminal literature. II
starts out in these words: "In making this
my last appeal for public sympathy I feel
the shadow OF the gallows resting OH my
head. Many reportcrs have sail will
die game. shall die asserting nv
innocence. | may not profess
any affected sentiment Uf remorse or hopes
OF forgiveness, but I'M not going to death
withthe desperate resolution which usually
chamcterizes the common murderer. I
feel my situation keenly. l dread the dis.
grace and ignominy Of the gallows thougl,
| do not fear to die. After reviewing
his life and the testimony against him,
showing that Of late his life had been
blameless, he concludes. III only ask
finally that my NERVE" may not be impu.
ted TO rutlianly s!ubbornneSs or villainous
desperation. II am Obliged to die will
de like man who, maintaining his limo.
cence, dies because the world re- jects him.
Tracy is TO be hanged next Friday unless
repricyed. af}G s1sEs ss.7llIT-
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PARKERsDuRG, W. Va, September o.
One OF the most disastrous wrecks that ever
happened on the Marietta & Cincinnati
Railway occurred about o'clock this
morning, near Little Hooking, about eight
miles west Of here. An eastern.bound
freight train was thrown from the track by
a broken axle. The train consisted Of
stock and miscellaneous freight. Two
cars, containing about fifty head Of cattle,
were smashed into.kindlings, and the whole
number either killed, or wounded SO bad.
ly that it became an act OF mercy to kill
them to end their sulIerings. A car con.
tanning horses nlso left the track, but the
damage to that was not so bad, only Ave
horses being killed and Il few injured
slightly. Cars containing grain and mer.
chandise were badly wrecked, and the con.
tents mingled with the ruins, making the
scene one long to be remembered by those
who witnessed il. Two tramps, who, it is
thought, boarded the train Mt Stewards
station, are supposed TO be buried beneath
the ruins. The total loss, including the
damage to the rolling stock, will probably
reach $4,000.
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THE WOOL. GROW ERs
0fWRshlugtom County, Hold n Conven'
tlou-In Favor Of aiOre Protection,

0fWRshingiom County, Hold n Conveu.
tlou-In Favor of aiOrc Protection.
setlh to the lntelliscneer ..a 7as-
WASHINGTON, Pa, September 0.-The call
iora meeting oi the wool growers Of WASH
insOn county, was responded to by about
tven!yiive gentlemen interested on the
tubiet Col. Asa Manchester was made
Chairman and John c. McNary and A. NJ.
Gov Secretaries. Messrs. John NJ. Stock.
tlle, J. c. McNary and Thos. McClelland
stie appointed II committee 10 prepare the
business Of the meeting The meeting then
adjourned for dinner.
Upon reconvening the committee made
inlOn concerning the wool interest and
lswnncctiOn with the tariff. The report
,sntd that IN increase OF the tariff on
sod was demanded by the best interests
dWalington county, and that the con.
yrntion should take measures that they
might be brought abo"t.
The following resolution was then passed:
h~ITi-That 4 committee OF three
Itnons be appointed by the wool growers
o. Washington county, TO lay the facts and
Claims Of the wool growing interest before
heIar!f Commission, and that they be
empowered to unite with any association
in the iuItherance Of this object.
The following committee was appointed:
John NJ. slockdale, Col. Asa Manchester
;nd John Mcdowell.
Oh motion, it was resolved that
ue meeting unite with the Agricul.
nnl Society and Stock Breeders Asso.
cation ol the County, to send delegates to
nat the Tariff Commission. s-.'
Alter lew remarks upon the wool in.
tsctln general, the convention adjourned.
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and are coming up fnst. The wounded arc
doing excellenlly. The loss during tho
engagement was 90 wounded nnd mono
fAiIORRIHLE DEATH.
hnfIerings or IL Woman and Her Death
From lIytlrophObiR, tfyiEaI

READING, Pa, September 0.-Alrs. Eliza.
beth Quicker, the victim Of hydrophobia,
died this afternoon in terrible agony. She
rested comparatively easy during last
night mud her condition seemed somewhat
improved this morning. She was kept
under the influence Of drugs nil last night.
She sat up in bed and leaned forward, with
both her hands on the bed and her head
resting down and against the post. In this
position she seemed more Mt ease. She re.
fused to lie down md said she would
s'rangle ifshedid. !lypodermic injections OF
morphia were made in her right arm near
the spot That had been torn and lacerated
by the dog. She remarked to- lady by
her bedside, "Oh, Maggie, stay with me
all night. ! know must die, and when |
get to heaven I'll pray for you.' She re.
manned awake NIL night and was very
much exhausted at o'clock this morning.
Her two daughters, aged ten and twelve,
were shortly aitcrward admitted 10 her
room and painful interview ensued. She
told them 1t was their last meeting, as she
would have 10 die. 3ag 4t'm p
Subsequently she became very violent
and at noon was in terrible spastis. Her
throat was paralyzed and the sight Of water
threw her into violent convulsions. After
the spasm had subsided she became con.
scious and remarked thnt she WIS burning
with internal heat. She was wet with per.
spiration and her efforts to get breath were
terrible in the extreme. She gnasled her
teeth in snapping.like way. Crowds
congregated in the vicinity and the
sckcning noises and groans brought
tears 10 tho eyes OF many women and
children. Her fingers turned black and
blue. About one o'clock camo her last
conscious moment She guyed around her
with n terrible look Of despair. She be-
lievcd to the very last moment that she
was dying Of heart disease. Shortly before
two o'clock her head dropped to one side.
She BECAME quiet and her muscles relaxed.
Her breath came short and quick. Consid.
erable frotll emerged from her mouth. A
few minutes before two O'Clock she died
from sutlocation. e.sts0 ,...4
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No measures have been Instituted in
Florida by the Treasury department for
the suppression Of the disease, us it WIS
only Saturday that yellow lever was de-
clared epidemic l,y the Pensacola Board OF
Health and 10 request was made.
BROWNSVILLE, IExAs, September TO-
Forty.two new eases Of yellow fever were
reported to day, and three deaths, n sister
Of the convent OF the Sacred Heart, Jesse,
youngest son OF DR.. Wolf, and Mexican
named 0mally. The Inspector OF Customs
is very sick. Thirty cases at Point Isabella
and five deaths. Relief has been sent the
people. The sick ut Fort Brown are doing
well. Quarantine against Nalamoras will
be raised tomorrow, and communication
between both cities will be opened TO ,r,lv.
tlers by n system Of passports. The fever
has about exhausted itself in Matamoras.
M new cases reported and but two deuths.
Weather clear. Epalg r." ,..r1
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SUNDAYS PROCEEDINGS,
No Verdict Yef-Ihc Jury Sent Back


Hkuihs
WASHINGTON, D. c., September l0.-Al-
though to-day is Friday according TO the
Court record, yet the true character Of the
day was indicated by the well.dressed and
larger crowd that filled the trial room long
before the opening Of Court. With the
exception Of Stephen W. Dorsey, all the
defendants were present. Promptly at 10
o'clock Court was called to order. In an.
swer to Judge Wylie, the Deputy Marshal
said the jury was not ready to come in, and
the Court remarked TINT he presumed the
jury had oversight themselves.
At IL minutes past 10 the jury entered
and looked rather fatisued. In answer to
the usual questions, the foreman answered:
II am not rs yet directed by the jury to
make a report. ~ p
The Court-iou have not agreed upon
verdict? G
Foreman Dickson-Partially.
The Court-1do not know but that l
shall have TO administer common law in
its purity. AT common law the jury was
locked up and kept together without light,
fire or !. any comforts Of civilized society.
and so kept until their verdict was reached.
l will consider about this, but will not
adopt that course to-day.
Foreman Dickson-"It might be proper
to state that We are no nearer conclusion
than when our last report was made"
The Court-"Then, gentlemen, the time
has come to enforce the common law.
Marshal, you will take the jury TO their own
room and detain them, rs other juries are
detained, until n verdict is reached"
The jury filed out OF the room and the
court took recess until two. Atihat hour
the usual audience was assembled. 1t con-
tained one lady, who sat by the side OF J.
W. Dorsey. S. w. Dorsey was present for
the first time since the retirement of the
jury, but left room before the court was
called to order. ss-sl .sss j .4>4
All the other defendants were in the room
except Brady, who remained in the corri-
dor. The Deputy Marshal, by direction OF
the Court, visited the jury and soon made
a report that the jury stated II the Court
had anything 10 say to them they would
come down, otherwise they would not.
The Court bud nothing to say TO them and
announced Il recess till 10 o'clock Monday.
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TaE Maine election occurs to-day. There
ue governor, members OF the Legisla.
,ure, and four Congressman (at large) to
,lrct The fights, MS before, between the
Fu.onis,s and Republicans. There is also
an lhiependcnt.Greenback ticket in the
field led by Solon Chase. The latest ad-
yios Indicate the success Of the Republi.
rms by a small majority, =Ua .,
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DI9wSsvil.LE, TEX September 10.

The protective GORDON OH the Arrayo
river has been cilrctual to the present tiu,e
and the outer Gordon will be dissolved in
u few.days; rs ample time has been given
for the appearance of the fever between
the lines. Ranches will be inspected from
the outer TO the inner Gordon by the quar-
antine guards. Authority is awaited from
the Governor for the commencement. OF
the work. The Arrayo Gordon will be
strengthened during the week and persons
allowed TO pass after ten days detention
and fumigation Of clothing. An inspection
station will be established at Santu Maria.
1l su lESSAcoLA, FLA. September 10.
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twelve years without being adjudicatcd In
the courts OF tho Territory or disturbed by

SoilgiteF. '... ~
In conclusion, permit us 10 say we be.
lievc the results to b. reached through II
careful reeistalion already insured, and an
impartial election. which can hardly fnil to
follow, will be satisfactory to tho Govern.
ment and the country. NitF
In closing this report Il is due TO the Ter.
ritorial Secretary, who is ex.oiliclo SeCrt.
tary OF tho Commission, Arthur l.. Thomas,
to say that the Commission has received
from him valuable assistance in It's work,
particularly In tho matter OF selection OF
registration and other officers.
Very respectfully Your obedient servants,
! al. ALEX. RAMSEY,
So AS. PADDOCK,
Il. l.. GoDrRIY,
y j. CAHLToS,
J. X. lErTlGRIw.
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RivNtCIAiinis,,fS,

JERSEY Cry, September l0.-The Peni.
tentiary at Snake Hill is in state of siege.
Rival wardens claim possession. Warden
Meehan, who holds the fort, has closed the
the gates, and no person can enter nor
leave Warden Downs secured n warrant
for the arrest Of Mehan, but it cannot
be served. A number OF constables
determined today to effect m extrance
and arrest Meehan and take possession for
Downs, but one of them used n telephone
to inform the men holding the penilenti.
ary and the plan failed. When the gates
closed one prisoner, II mail carrier, was
outside and there he is still.
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THE HUBBELL CIRCULAR,

laofiicehoidcr's Curiosity Grntined.
s@SinEScE, r. l., September 9,--Mr.
Aauel Ames, n Republican federal Office
SSlrr in this city, having recently re-
o'Tel the circular Of the Hubbell Com
a1ee, wrote that committee, September
lM M explanation. lie has received
aollowing reply:
&Hutl lines, Esq, Proride,cs, RI 5
SR-iour letter OF the lst received.
ihere is no disposition oil the part OF this
oRmIttee to rob you OF your independ-
'ace. We want nota dollar from you II
Sca do not feel that you ought 20 pay it.
H!on think that the present struggle does
soI need it or is not worthy OF aid, do not
ae'pus. 1t is entirely optional with every
;;eeniIeinan to whom our circulars are sent.
lou as well rs myself are members OF n
S'n'nOn party, through which we believe
Ie safety Of the republic can bc best pre-
s'yei. 1t is impossible 10 win its battles
a'llout means 10 do so, as your intelIi:
ftAce must advise you. We arc endeavor-
~ 10 break up the solid south, where
@i Republicans are mostly the poor, the
..npoverished black man, not even able
@ay their petty poll taxes, much less 10
Itt' the expenses Of organization. To
%a'est No that field requires substantial mid.
We nave tel,, asservants Of the Republican
,s'!' ol which YOU are Il member, that it
US proper to submit the necessities of tho
SaI 10 every one interested in It's success
. "s say frankly to you, sir, that l would
i0'a 70 receive one penny from you il you
iTaOl Ii0l heartily synipathize with our work.
,n'sg, ,,S.SgoSer, however, that you did not re-.
s~uu wv, 70 the circular Of over three months
4. ~ assume, therefore, that your obliga.
SVss sss afe not confined to the last circular,
n, aOIt " letter implies. l regret also to no.
M, ON, .ai uas while your letter disapproves OF
ini;Saasa the circular to you, you do not
Of i"s vo". s some plan upon which the battles
lbs O"' ou panty can DO fought different from
@ rouS VAc you cIiticise. Very respectfully
''TS WS.,. D.B. IIExpEnsoS, Secretary.
'NS'''E9'o", D. C., September 5, 1882.
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UrcRt SllNkrs-

r.
,,t.Ss tIaN,SA, September s.-Thero was an
E.. @ snort but sharp shock at FIVE o'clock.
d ~ sue past two nights half the population
II. 'Aaa'na has slept in or walked about
lL,, '",te' n Many families camp on the
., , a, Few dare to sleep in high buildings
lripbb;1 bb1stOT no, streets, Much sickness from
de- h"iSnu r, exposure is expected. Traffic on
h. hs'1alna h.;ilna Railroad is suspended, ns
hous"0,, ",'uses are ont OF line. The ircivht
Island ~ ~ Tn TGIon arc badly damaged. The
morninc' 'IIuosa Iu suffered considerably this
bailv S,,,nle interior towns arc reported
Canoes oaanGased, W Tho long.dormant vol.
active p,un,; y, nG,;nlrlqui arc reported to bc in
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pr. I.UAS remarked to the Lincoln
Club Saturday evening that the election Of
General Golf is matter that enlists not
only the feelings Of this club, but also the
lr+linss OF all the Republicans OF this dis.
,rict aud this State, and even goes beyond
lh4 hounds Of the State.
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PlTrsnuRGlr, Pa, September TO- The
Executive Committee Of the Central
Branch OF the Land Leasucrs, met tonight
for the purpose OF considering Col. Alex.
McClure's charges, that Delaney and
Camden had attempted to sell out The or
ganization TO the Republican party, and
alter long discussion declared the charges
unfounded, r.
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BARosAA is the nRn,e OF medicine that has
cured more cases of inflammation of the kid.
neys, bladder and gravel. than any known
preparation e1tant We have great mum.
ber OF certificates from both males and females
who have been cured, experiencing almost
instant relief, In cases OF back ache strain or
cold. 1t has no equal. It is prepared BY +.
X. Thompson, Titusville. Ask any respect.
able druggist who will get 1t for You ifhe has
not got it in his stock. .,.. M =
Price 81 90 per bottle. -L5it 80
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Old Defenders,

BALTIMORE, September 1O.-Thc associa.
tion Of Old Defenders begun to-day the
celebration Of the battle OF :Norlh Points.
lntirmiIics OF age prevented many mem.
bers from attending. The seven men who
responded totthe call were from IS 10 95
yea,s OF nge. Wilson Post, GA. r., es.
corted the"Defenders" to church. i.;.a -
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Still StlckN.

TRoY, N. y, September lO.-Congress.
men Wood states there is not word OF
truth in the statement that he will publish
n card next week declining to become a
candidate for the Republican nomination
for governor. :.
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BAR HARBon, MR., September l0.-Thn
President and party arrived at noon. Sec,
retary Chandler and Commodores English,
Wilson and Wells accompanied the
steamer Dispatch on the Tnllapoosa. The
President and Secretary Chandler md wife
dined ashore, the guests Of p. B. Musgroves.
The Atlantic naval squadron gives grand
naval drill inthe harbor on Monday.
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lsDlASAroLls, .ISD., September. 1O.-A
man named Riley CIcvcnger, committed n
rape on a little colorcd girl ii years old,
named Margie Jones, al Kokomo, Ind,
about 8 o'clock last night. He enticed her
into the woods near the fair grounds and
tried 10. get her TO drink whisky, which
she refused. Clevengcr made his escape,
but the officers are after him. =
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Ihe Mill Mnr1af

,,.,, ' ioRH, September O.-Nails in
,,'y VII, yl ','acA nll casea are selling readily,
,bs' m DSn, u. supplies available, and the fur
bIls '. "ulll'on TO price Of lOc. per keg is
b, , ,aa maintained. NJ Quoted at ss.O5 per key
rsr,S ,,I % Ood, and small invoices at the
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Tnr Rev. J. K. Thompson, ex.president
dlc West Virginia University, now Of
J.,ey CITY, retains a sort Of summer resi-
hence among the people Of Preston county,
,Le,e he is great iavorite.
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surnDAy's adviccs from the East indi.
ale lhat the wool market is not any more
,l.n steady. The increased sales in the
Interior Oh the part Of growers have exert.
ala slightly soitenins tendency.
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Tur Republicans Of the Tenth Senatorial
m,,,ic viii hold II nominating conven.
,on Al. phillippi on the l4tll. The Bar
Sc,couniy Republicans will hold con-
,,,sOu on the same day.