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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-29

MRS. A. NJ. MELLIS, who is admitted
to be the Leading Millinery and Dress
maker Modesto in the Kingdom, begs leave
to say to her numerous Lady friends, that
her New Stock of Beautiful Goods recently
ordered, are now beginning to arrive,
which include all the Very Latest French
and American Fashions, in Ladies' and
Children's Hats, Bonnets and Dress Pat
terms, of rich and rare designs.
MRS. MELLIS strictly superintends all
work, and being always SO thoroughly
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-29

Mr.. Wright the Manager and President Of
the Koloa Sugar Plantation and Company, and
Mr. Kahlbaum, the book-keeper and cashier
had their dealings only with the defendant
They knew that the plaintiff was the iuJd the
working manager. He brought the pay-lists
stating The amount Of wages, and the money
required. Wright and Kahlbaum would pay
nothing without Puni's order. This merely
shows their knowledge or want Of knowledge
Of the business relation which might subsist
between Puni and Jubey, but It does not mega
tive the fact Of partnership. 1t is consistent
with all the circumstances Of this case that
they should know Puni as the responsible man
in this case, and know little Of Jubey.
Puni, was in their employment an old
resident Of Koloa, standing very high in cs-
timation, as Mr.. Wright testihes. Jubey,
Japanese, speaking but little Hawaiian and
less English, and q new conner. In the ar
rangement, between them Punt undertook the
financial part Of the speculation, and it was
not necessary that Jubey should be known as
partner, and do financial business. And ye
both Wright and Kahlbaum seemed to have
some apprehension that Jubey was more than
an employee. Jubey told Mr.. Kahlbaum he
was half partner in presence Of Mr.. Wright
So far as Puni denied this to them is Of no
couhe4 oehce 70 iulb CASE ne uoN ueHits ~
It is anticipating my conclusion but / viii
say here, that / think Puni wished and de-
signed it to appear to Wright and others that
this was his sole enterprise and that Jubey
was no partner.
Jubey made some claim on Wright and
Kahlbaum as a partner, for a share Of the pro-
ceeds, as they told him to be present at the
settlement they were going TO make with Punt
for the first crop. lie did not attend at that
hour, but two days after But having lett the
business Of dealing with Wright and Kahlbaum
to Punt he may have left him to settle this
Of proceeds. Jubey's account was
with Puni, not ihe Koloa Company. Wright
and Kablbaum could not prejudice Jubey's in
ierest by paying the net balance to The partner
Puni Juhey could have made no claim OF
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-29

Melo HOlelua, Maria Apai and husband, and
Kailiuli VS.. Keoni Kapu, (k.) Judd, c. j.,
Mclnllv md Anstin / i
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-18

II II ADICAT i ID
UEI7G EEM
CuiltayiOh DESTROY ed.
Sick rooms purified and
made pleasant,
fevored and sick per.
sons relieved ann re.
frerned by bathing
with Prophylactlc
Fluid added to the
water.
Soft white compilations
SECURED by its use In
bathing
Impure air made harm
lees and purified by
sprinkling Darby's
Fluid Ahort.
To purify the breath,
elcshpr the teeth, II
can't be surpassed.
CAtArrh relieved and
cured.
Erysipelas cured.
Burns tclieved instantly.
Scarr prevented.
Removes oil unpleasant
Cdpys
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-18

~ believe in your she SAID earnestly
"IIave you'hcr picture? Pray let me SEQ
it?"
She looked at II and passed Il to her
next nciyhbor. at looks moro like .
New England maiden than ike aQ,ecn's
daughter" she said rs she did so.
"Oh, is this the new princcssP' cried
the lady into whose hands il camc direct.
ly aftcrwari, and it presently reached
the Secretary. II WAS miniature that
Raphael himself had painted.
"fEyes dark ~ panslcs ~ tnt front o.
March, said the Secretary. "Ihose close
braids Of fair hair contrast well. Quite
petite young woman. You spoke Of
seeing the princess when you were last
abroad, Mr., Tiernay. This Is quite I'M
like the picture in the illustrated news.
papers, Tell me II II Is good likeness.
And tho little picture passed from hand
70 hand, under glance by glance, to Mr..
| II really am unable 10 answer" said
the Brlgand. "They arc such swarm.
This must boa new ono, -for.I don't
rccollect seeing her. No. tho face Is
quite unfamiliar. have never seen il.
rs 1t good likeness, Mr.. Stuart"
asked the Secretary's daughter, in
voice like u bell, regardless as to whether
che violated any satellites Of hospitality
or not.
| .e"llis chllcd so," said Raphael.
'lt IL the picture Of Miss Wildrose,"
cried the young lady in the same clear
treble, as her mother, to avoid the Gasco
she saw coming, rose from the table.
And II there Is any happiness In sea-
sickness Mr.. and Mrs. Raphael Stuart,
on their way to Venice fortnight from
N tmt 'imn. We're most Npremolv happy
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-05
l::.TDI:M t..:.I. COs:kc.
lie Western Union People Weakened

lie Western Union People Weakened Cp
The Article whiaE appeared in tho IN
iEi.;.lGENCER o! Saturday evening last,
printing uut :i;n necessity of im-
proved telc.,ap!iic facilities in Lan-
easter has nccasiOEed considerable
,.mment and it is generally admitted that
the structures therein contained alc amply
justified by the accommodations, or the
lack OF them rather, that have for SO lonc,
been the complaint OF persons WHO use the
wire. One gentleman was 50 we'll pleased
with tie INTELLICENCER's expression On
the subject that he sent copy o. the
paper to tho New York office OF the com
i,any, together with letter endorsing all
that was said therein, g only molc so. y
The following letter il: reply vii! te read
with pleasure by those who agree with u ::
that tho telegIaphic facilities provided for
lancaster arc scarcely worthy Of county
c:Oss roads, and that "rcfoim is neces-
suy -
WEsTERN CN!oN TELEGRAPH CoMraNr,)
GENERAL MANaGEHs OFFICE,
NKw lORK, DEC. 4, lSS2.
DEAR SIR : Your letter If I'd, from
Lancaster, duly received.
The paper has not come, but when it
does 1 will give the matter immediate at
tcnticn.
Please accept thanks for bringing the
matter to my notice. Our purpose is to
provide the best possible facilities in every
section. Very huIy,
ID. II. BATES,
Assistant General Manager.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-05

gagement in Lancaster was compelled to can.
Gel On account o; the death of Presi ,ent Gar
field, but he and his play are SO well and fe-
Torabiy known in this community rs to IN
sure him gool house. We are informed that
the company az present supporting him il the
best he has ever had.
Ny yPartner."-Aldrich Il Parsloe will ap-
pear at Fulton opera house in BARLEY Camp
bells successful drama OF this name on Thurs
day evening. They have previously proc uced
the play here, and the favor with which they
were then received ought to bespeak gener-
ous reception en- their return visit. The pieca
has had {, very successful career during the
past two seasons and is conceded to he among
the best o. the picturesque portrayals OF Cali
fGrn!a lille in which the scene Of the story is
aid.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-05
DUHLlC SALE or VALUABLE REAL.

DUIsLlC SALE Or VALUABLE REAL.
ESTATE.-On MONDAY EVENING DE-
GENDER IL. 1882, will be sold at the Leopard
hotel, the following described real estate:
No. l.. All that certain TWO-SrORl BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE. with Il One-stOry brick
back building and lot Or piece OF ground
thereto attached, situated or he mort Ii side of
North street, betwccn Duke and Kockland
streets. and numbered $50; fronting On said
street 81 feet, and extending in dcpth to Lo-
Gust alley 2O7 feet. more or less.
No. =. That TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE. with Onc-stOry brick back
building and lot OF srOuni numbered 332 and
adjoining No. !, above described, on the west,
with Il frontage of Is feet and depth to Locust
alley OF 2O7 feet, more less, and tie right OF
Il three feet wide alley on the west over No. 3.
No ). All that certain TWO-STORY FRAN +
DWELLING HOUSE, with one story frame
back building and lot of ground numbered 33l
and adjoining No. 9, above described, Oh the
west, with a frontage of l6 feet. AMI 4 depth to
Locust alley OF .O7 feet.
No.4 All that certain lot Of ground adjO;n-
ing No. 3, above described, on the west, with a
frontage of b tcet and inches. more or less.
and n depth to Locust alley OF ~ feet, with
the right to q three feet wide alley, on the
west over No. 5.
Nos ALI that certain ONE-STORY FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE. numbered 80, ana al
joining No. 4 Oh the west, with = frontage OF
! 3s feet and inches more or less, and Il depth
to Locust alley OF 2O7 feet.
Nos. !, 2 and have each seven rooms. No.
] has hydTnt on the premises, and all the
Others have the right to the use of a pump.
Sale TO commence at Z O'Clock on said eve
ming when the terms will be made known by
ANDREW MARKS.
ii. SHUBERT, Auc't. n25T&Th&Stds
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TIE COYLE MCt:UEH CASE.
Argument Oh the Proposed GhAnge of venC Q
or Dali


York Daily.
Yesterday the rule GRANTED by the cnrr..
to show cause why (. change OF vona,e
should not be granted IN the C0y!e rEu:dei
case Was called for asgument, and TIE
prisoners counsel fiie6 u number 0! :tl
davits showing that from undue excite
h.nt against the prisorer III this county, a
far Il ial cannot be had, snG that there
exists in this county 50 great L prejudice
against the prisoner taa: lie cannot obtain
il fair trial. the distric. attorney,
IN reply 70 t:ic aiidavits filed for a
change OF veIue, said that be was
unable 70 procure counter sfiidayi;s. kav-
ing stuiiously en,!eavored to secure the,..
lie admitted that there existed preju
dice against the prisoner. sud it a'rse
:.am the publication OF tao testi' my
tahEn at the iirst trial, and from . g.
glaviting character OF the Case. IA: L,>e
was one which the interests Of s,cie;v de-
na,ided should be as speedily AS possib'
terminated, The district attorney further
sad that great expense would be incurred
hV preparation OF III" ease for trial at tie
Jahuary sessions Eext, il ths venue should
not be changed nos, aud the case being
fclu!.i0us Aoinicii.s and the evidence
nf the f.,rincr trial having been
rs::,lis!ie,: within the county and
the pere'nrtory challenges being ex
l.austcd without Obtaining jury iro:l
the regular panel. ia his opinion, mere
would be Men a change OF venne. '.:'a by
changing the venue HOW x" st Zpeuss
would be saved the c,luty, t,o costs
acc.uing from :. change % venu. shall b,
paid by the county il. which thu offence
vas committed. The court will render
IL opinion in the mater Oh Wednesday
i:..yt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-05

Emmu ABBOTT T0-night.-Thc popular plima
donna, Miss Emma Abbott, will be given such
welcome to night at Fulton opera house rs
will carry with it evidence of the favor which
she enjoys in this city. Nowhere is the ad-
miratiOn of her musical gifts and OF her per-
sonal worth more sincere than here. and no.
where do her admirers give her more cordial
welcome. Everything points to brilliant
performance this evening. The company Is
an excellant one, the hill is attractive and the
audience will he OF such calibre as to put the
members of the company to their best efforts.
All. OF them will participate in the grand
double bill. composed of the opera " La Son
, na,nbula," :" which will be given entire, and an
act from the comic opera Elixir OF Love-
Miss AbDott is said to be in excellent voice
and she promises her Lancaster admirers that
she will tonight show them what she can do
:" The Mighty Dotta' ."-To-morrow night.
tile eminent come lion, w J. Florence. will
appear ut Fulton opera house In his great
character OF Judge Siote in 50 The Mighty Dol
lar" one OF the most amusing OF modern com.
edies, and one that has established the fame
Of Mr.. Florence on both sides of the Atlantic.
Mr.. Florence on the occasion OF his latestcn-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-05
Attempt to Wreck u Train.

Some malicious person broke the lock of
the switc!, on the Wilmington & Northern
railroad at Greenville, q mile below
Gainesville. ut al early hour on Monday
morning. The south bound milk train
came along soon alter. The engineer
jumped for his life and tho fireman
promptly took his place. The milk cal
went down the cmhank mcnt and was
completely wrecked. Tho lock of tile
switch bore evidences Of rough usage
with stone or other blunt instrument
before it could be broken open. The ell
gineer who jumped from the engina was
slightly injured also a woman who was
il passenger on the train.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-05
Philadelphia Cattle HIaract

MONDAY, Dec 4.-The arrivals of live stock
at the Philadelphia stock yar.,s were:
For the wecA-BGevcJ, 4,GM heal sheep.
r. 600 TO: hogs. 4, 100 30. Previous week.
Beevcs, 600 head sheep, 1860 do; hogs, 400
Beef Cattle were dull and prices ruled from
4 to &c u u. lower. the latter rates on the
common grades. This WAS occ:,ainnc,i by the
large re- suppl supply " Of to|soMt:y Rouitry'
Extra, GAG6eSc; Good. 5%cl6c; Mc.i,um, ~
@I4c Common. sGiHc:
try, and consequently those Thai arrived here
were held firmly at $iohsO. with Bat f.w sales
lower. tho latter rate on the lo~"r grades.
Lambs were also inactive ant! s!". lower.
We quote az follows:
ExJra Weihers. 514Gla1zc; q 'H!. .4lbc
Medium 10 3AMi%c; Common sheep ;:ts3Ac,
Fat Ewes. 4H4s4Ic; Thin ives. ,SH@lc;
fasstsr county Vea LAMBS a1Is sSSsc Western
Hogs were only al moderate '!enland and
prices ruled steady.
We quote rs follows:
Extra Chicago, lOs1lU4c: Cool, 91S991Hc;
Medium. 9@9Ac; common. s1z8sAc.
SALES or BEEvEs AT THE WEST PHIL pELPHIA
Roger Maynes. sOI western, AZ 4as,sr
a. 4 J. Christy. 5S3 W. Va. 4aGEc.
81 IIr,MI MsE1I;in, III 1IG Ws, Wsstsrn' aHsse
James Clemson. S3 Western. 5N6c.
II. Ulman. l6s Western, acct Lehr al Bros,
5lzI6Lc; 50 acct Martin Fuller Il
Co, 5l1G6;1c; 80 Western. acct. or
Roger Maynes. 516c Is bulls, Levi
Scnseni., 4r.
se''a'HDers ::Sds: : pau'' sl' VIVA ao" Western.
g. schon,berg 4 CO.. 20 Western. and W. Va,
Iowen,'eia ss Adler, Western rsnn.,
Daniel Murphy. lso Western una West Ia,
4i;@Gc.
r. nnn Hna1 ir y1s,V; 3, Wsstagn 4s s1' :" W.T. ia'Ae.
owen Smith-75 Western: own acco':nt: 81
do. acct Mr- Mcclure; IS acctJ.
n o. Il j L..
BALDWIN; Baldwin; - acct Z. &. Miller,
John McA rdIe, $50 W. Va. saGzsc
NJ NJ Levi; low ilo w. va 4a:Ts 6: - w,.,
Dennis smyih, g ". Va. and Chester county,
lA@G4c.
+. s'cheeiZ q Bro. 80 Western, 50sfSc,
Abe tDstheim. 35 Western, 5aGc.
LOwensiein & HeilbrOn, 81 Texans AMI West
II. Chain, ~ western. 4NG5c.
Eachnlan II Levi. l7O Western and West Va,
james Auli, 20 western, 4A@5l5c.
James Eustace. - Westesn and ". Va 4slGlIc.
Henry Miller, % W. Va, 4hGGC
DRE3sED MEATS.
City Dressed Eeeves were active AMI closed
At GG9c., the former ra:e for rOOr Texans
and cows, while Western dressed wcrc also
in demand Ut G1a@sAc.
SALES LAST WEEK.
Thoma, Era,iley, 100 head OF W. dressed ut
GIAtsAc.
Thomas Bradley, si head OF city dressed at
1NG9Lc.
Il. Maynes II Co.. IGs head 90 at G1z.1sAc.
G.. S. DenHlcr. heat do ut 7IsalJi4c.
a. A. Boswell !37 head aO ut 7Ql9c.
Harlan Il Bro. - hcat ,!o at 51SesSc.
II. q. Beckman. t@; head, 7GI9c.
j. +. LOwden, 80 head 10 1T 7AG9c.
Dressed sheep were inactive.
Samuel Stewart sGi'i $50 head at fGsSIsc and
L., head OF dress ed InlbS at SGIlOc.
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THIRD EDITION.
TUESDAY, EVENING. DEC. S, 1882.
TELEGRAMS
THREE HEsUKRECTIONISrsA ARRESTED

THREE sEsUKRECTIONlSTSA ARRESTED
Caught in the Act of Carrying Bead Boii es
From the Censstery-One Of Them
aU q. Mail Agsnr.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 5.-Frauk Nc.
Nance, Dutch Pillet, and Levi Chew, the
latter . colored man, were arrested last
night while driving a wagon containing
five dead bodies, to the medical college.
The bodies had been stolen from the Leb-
anon cementery, in tho lower part of the
city. The prisoners are professional
Resurrectionists' and their operations
lave been carried on for a long time. Two
more arrests were made early this morn.
iDg, when detective visited the cemetery
grounds and arrested Robert Chew, su-
perintendent and Andrew Mullen. All
the prisoners will have hearing this az
ternOOD.
The prisoner Frank NcNamee had a
contract with the government for carry.
ing the mail between this city and New
ton Square, Delaware county. Mullen
drove the wagon with this mail and was
about to start on his journey this morning
when taken into custody. He pleaded
immunity from arrest on this account, and
was accordingly released upon his promise
to attend the hearing this afternoon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-05

DEBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
L Estatc.-On TUESDAY EVENING. DEC.
Il, lsS!. by virtue OF an order OF the Orphans
Court of Lancaster county. will be sold ut
! the Cooper House. the following describet real
estate. belonging TO the estate of Thomas X.
TORI, deceased
No. !, all that certain twO-siory brick dwell
in, house and lot or piece Of ground, situated
the west side OF south Queen street, be-
tween Vine and German streets, and num-
bered lis, fronting on said street Il feet anu )
inches. ami extending in depth III feet, more
or less, increasing to the width OF Is feet and
inches, more or less.
Possession will lie given at once. Ii desired
Nos. g and \ all those two one-StOry and a
half brick dwelling hou 7eS, with Onc-story
brick back buildings, and lots of ground, situ-
ate,. on tie north side of West Walnut street,
numbered ecfivciy 253 and 25J, each front
ing on said street Is feet inches, and extend
ins; In depth 81 feet "a inches, more Or less.
Each OF the houses has an alley right they
are all in good condition and furnished with
water. Mol has stationary washstands and
gas throughout the house.
Sale to commence Mt O'Clock on said even
ing. when the terms will be made known by
IL. HABEREUSH,
Executor.
UiSHCBERT. AuctiOneer n222l&TuThStS
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AAREITN.



PHI' <nnLrHA, Dec. E-Flour weak, dull
Super'ina, $GS 81; Extra, g SGT % Penna
Family. 81 G:a4 -.
Rye Hour at II 0oll a5
Wheat quiet: No. Western Red, 81 Osk ;
Del. anu Pa Red. 81 O3fll OS LCpRberry
am! Amber at 81 1901 IL.
Corn quiet and steady; steamer, soGS3c :;
yellow, S50st;c mixed, si6s5c No. 3 do, sl0
SIC new sail. do, 72c; do white, 7Oc new un-
graded. 6)l6Sc. =,
Oats easier; No I White, 4s1SGa9c No. g
10. 20; No. do, &c: No. g Mixed, 4l1sc !;
No. Mixed, 4411c
Rye duh at 65.l6Sc,
Provisions quiet
Lard quiet
Penn'a Creamery extra. Ssc
Rolls dull Penn'a a.SIeSc
Eggs easier: Penn'a. 3lG3rSc: Western,
Cheese steady.
Petroleum dull :: Refined ..:c.
Whisky at 81 ~.
Seeds-ClOver 1irmer at 9,<sal0; Timothy dull
at 81 1s02 W; Flaxseed quiet ut q IS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-05
CONGKESS.

Proceedings In the Senate.
WAsHINGTON, Dec. 5.-In the Senate
to-day w. Barrow was sworn in to fill the
unexpired term of the late Senator Hill,
Of Georgia.
MIR. Beck offered il resolution calling ~:
tentiOn to the law against levyins pOl!tic;i
assessments ard instructiDg the judiciary
committee to ascertain how much money
was called by the Republican an. E~..'
juster committees, how and where i. W..
spent, and Low many persons we've dis
missed form tho public service for failing
to contribute as requested.
In tho House.
In the House Mr.. Kelley, from tho com.
mittee on ways and means, reported the
bill 10 abolish revenue tax on tobacco and
it was referred to the committee Of the
whole and the minority was granted leave
to file minority report,
As mark of respect to the memory of
tho late Senator Hill the House at 1:3O
adjourned.
The Senate at 2 p. m. as token Of re-
spect to the late Representatives Lowe and
Updegraff adjourned.
Tho Tax Oh Tobacco
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5-The House com
mittee on ways and means to day adopted
a report in favor of the bill abolishing all
internal revenue taxes on tobacco, snuff,
cigars and cigarettes. July first, 1888,
was fixed as date at which It shall take
effect.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-05

DURLlC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
Z Property.-On SATURDAY, DECEMBER
L. 1882, ut the Cooper House, on West King
street. will be sold that two-stOry Brick
Dwelling. with onc-story Brick Back Build
ing and Frame Kitchen attached, situated No.
dining-rOom and two kitchens on first floor,
two rooms on second floor. good dry cellar,
etc. Lot 90 by 245 !cet. with hydrant, fruit.
etc.
ITO view the premises call at No. 6oS North
Queen street.
Sale to commence a O'Clock p. m. Terms
made known by
ALLAN A. HERR & CO.,
Real Estate and Insui ance ! gents
No. 10S East King Street.
ii. SHUDRI:T. Auct. Ii5jteod
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ArreAted fQrCnatS.

Dennis Mack, who at the last term OF
quarter sessions preferred a charge of as
sault and battery against Amos Sourbeer,
in which case the grand jury ignored the
bill. putting the costs on him, was arrested
to day by Deputy Sheriff Strine. In court
this afternoon he was sentenced to pay
the costs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-05
Sale Of LiiiiZ springs HOteI.

Yesterday Isaac G. Pfautz sold to Owen
z. Bricker, esq. the Liti:z Springs hotel
property, including the furniture, the
large lot of ground on which the hotel
stands, and the lot on the opposite side of
the road on which the stable stands. The
price paid is not made public. Mr.. Pfau:z
we believe, paid about Sl2 600 for it. Mr..
Bricker contemplates making some i'm
provements to the property.
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Steamer In Collision.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 5.-The Allan line
steamer Peruvian. from Montreal, while
entering tho river Mersey, at O'Clock
this morning, collided with an unknown
steamer. The Peruvian was considerably
damaged, and now lies sunk on Crosby
Beach. Her crew and passengers were
saved.
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Steamer Burned,

RALEIGH, N. C. Dec. "a special dis.
patch says the steamer Enterprise burned
near Washington. N. c.. yesterday after
noon. Captain W. A. Thompson. W. H.
Hancock and a colored man were drowned
Capt. Mayo displayed great heroism in
saving the passengers.
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Tho Tax Oh Tobacco
ROBEsON'S ROTTEN NAVY.
A French Newspaper Makes Game Of

PARIS, Dec. 5.-Iselative to . report
templates making claim against France
in regard to the murder of two Americans
in Madagascar the M0niteur Unioersel pub
fishes an insulting article declaring that
the American navy is so reduced by pecu-
lation that the United States were recently
obliged to back down to Chill. France, it
says, could ruin every American port.
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An Old Couple sunoca,ed.

BELvEDERE, Ills, Dec. 5.-Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Norton, an old couple, were
suf1ocated while in bed from coal gas.
Their bodies were found yesterday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-05

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-The hearing in
tue case of Foreman Dickson, Of the Star
Route jury, charged with attempting to
improperly influence that jury, and also
with conspiracy to illegally obtain money
from the government, was begun t. day
in the police court. Dickson plead not
guilty, and the examination Of witnesses
vas then proceeded with.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-05

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 5.-President
Gowen, of the Philadelphia & Reading
railroad, denies tho report that tie stock
holders of the company will be assessed
to pay the floating Indebtedness. This
payment, he says, is entirely provided for
by the deferred income bonds.