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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-10-11
Yellow Fever

The number of cases of yellow fever at
disease to the rst ss Of ' October we're u sN
with 1O7 deaths. At Pensacola there was 725
cases with 96 deaths. The surgeon general
of the United States marine hospital reports
an expense of s28,000 in maintaining quaran-
tine in Texas.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-10-11
A Deadly NOSeaaY.

A chemical examination of the bouquet pre-
sented to the assassin Guteau, by Mrs. Sco-
vile, on the day before the execution, has de-
veloped the fact that one bud contained five
grains of white arsenic, far in excess of fatal
dose, which, if taken, could have been defeated
by emetics. District Attorney Corkhill is max
ing efforts to discover who poisoned the flow
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-10-11
HAUL, TAUT AND BELAY.
We have q saying on the sea
g uo,,1 $o,,k on1 1o10u ~

We have saying on the sea
"Haul, taut and belay;"
When all is fair and bright and we
Haul, taut and belay;
When every sail, a1oT or high,
Is drawing steady, full and by,
We onward speed and cheerly cry,
Haul, taut and belay!
And ife's sea o'er which we sail,
[Haul, taut and belayD
Through many calm and many gale
<Haul, taut and belayN
And when we find Pilot true,
Who knows exactly what to do,
To take us safe our voyage through,
Why, haul, taut and belay!
Army and Navy Journal.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-10-11
Minor MiRlAanH.

By the capsizing of sailboat at Amesbury,
Mass, Geo. Huntington, his wife and four
children we're drowned. 4ss .s rg
A eaw-mill boiler collapsed at Longford Mills,
Ont, on the 7tb. killing Foreman Ellis and his
assistant named Green. "a ss54 sssts,i
Gordon Mcdonald and four laborers were
killed by the premature explosion Of blast a&
Mountain Store, Mo. So IsS E
"a MIR. Rosenorans' residence burned a*1oM
ell, Kansas, on the 9Th inst, and two sGf sht
I EsdlaughteEs, aged { md IL .geaapecttiye ,ivrd
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-10-11
NEWS. IN BRIEF.
Public Debt Statement,

The September statement Of the national
debt shows gratifying shrinkage Of $14, ,8O5,
948: The total debt, less cash in the>treasury
is 81, ,644, 120, ,223.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-10-11
Frank James Surrenders.

The Missouri public were considerably excit-
ed on the 5th inst, by the announcement made
by Gov. Crittenden that Frank James, the out
law, had surrendered to the authorities. It
seems that both James and his wife have been
in correspondence with the governor for some
time trying to secure q promise of pardon in
case the outlaw surrendered himself and prom
ised to lead an upright life in the future. The
governor maintained that all talk concerning
amnesty was out of place until James had an
If. after verdict had been rendered, con-
.sideration s0f question Of pardon seemed
justifable, he would take it under advisement.
Accordingly James gave himself up and was
sent to Independence to be tried. When
James appeared; ;11 before the governor he =, de:
he (the governor) was the only man except
himself who had touched the weapons for
twenty years. It is generally believed that he
win be pardoned after conviction by the courts.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-10-11
SliDwPeck.

The steamship, Atlantic arrived at New Or
leans on the 9Th inst, from Vera Cruz, with
forty-seven sailors from five Norwegian vessels
and four seamen from the American vessel
Commodore Dupont, all of which crafts were
wrecked on the coast of Mexico in a gale on the
9Th Of September. No lives were lost by the
disasters,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-10-11
POLITICAL,

The Connecticut democrats nominated
Thomas M. Waller for governor on the 4th inst
Reports from the election in Georgia indicate
that Alex. n. Stephens has been chosen
governor by majority variously estimated at
from AZ, 900 to 1000. In Muscoga County the
democratic ticket received 80 per cent. of all
the votes cast and in the fourth congressional
district the party received an unprecedented
majority. There was general apathy among
the colored people upon whom the republicans
counted.
Complete returns from the election in Della
ware show that the state has given demo-
cratic majority of 285 on inspectors, and re-
publican majority of 113 on assessors ticket.
Judge Folger has formally accepted the nom
ination for governor of New York. In his let
ter, which is quite lengthy, he touches on the
subject of the alleged Irregularities at the Sara
toga convention and the consequent disaffection
of many republicans. He deprecates the stu
alton, but considers that it would be ruination
to his party for him to withdraw at present and
although threatened with disappointment and
political death, must stand before the people.
A. B. Hepburn, candidate for congress-at-
large, is of different opinion, it seem, for he
has Withdrawn from the race.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-10-11
The BEST Remedy
Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs.

In diseases OF the pull.
monary organs a safe
and reliable remedy is
invaluable. AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL is
such a remedy, and no
othersoeminently mer.
its the confidence of
the public. It is a sci
entihc combination of
the medicinal princi-
pies and curative vir-
tues of the finest drugs,
chemically united, Of
such power as to insure
the greatest possible
! efficiency and uniform
ity of results. It strikes
at the foundation of all
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-10-11

pulmonary diseases, affording prompt relief
and rapid cures, and is adapted to patients Of
any age or either sex. Being very palatable,
the youngest children take it readily. In
ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Influenza, Clergyman's
Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, and Ca.
tarrh, the effects of AYERS CHERRY Pee
nually preserved from serious illness by its
timely and faithful use. 1t should be kept
at hand in every household for the pro-
lection it affords in sudden attacks. In
Whooping cough aud Consumption
there is no other remedy so ef6cacious,
soothing. and helpful.
Low prices are inducements to try some of
the many mixtures, or SyrupS, made OF cheap
and ineffective ingredients, now offered,
which, as they contain no curative qualities,
can afford only temporary relief, and are
sure to deceive and disappoint the patient.
Diseases Of the throat and lungs demand
active and effective treatment; and it is dan.
gerous experimenting with unknown and
these diseases may, while so trif1ed with;
become deeply seated or incurable. Use
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, and you may
confidently expect the best results. It is q
standard medical preparation, of known and
acknowledged curative power, and is as
cheap as its careful preparation and fine
ingredients will allow. Eminent physicians,
knowing its composition, prescribe it in their
practice. The test of half a century has
proven its absolute certainty to cure all pull
monary complaints not already beyond the
:. reach of human aid. .1,.
Prepared by Dr.sJ. C.:Ayer l. Co.,
~ Practical and Analvtical Cheunists.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-10-11

+ NEWSPAPERS were received in San
Francisco, last week, from Maine in
closed in birch h-bark wrappers, .s
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-10-11
RAILWAY HOUSE.
PED CEDAR MILLS,
u. GREGSON.
:" NJ. WE,
r AFAYETTE FRENCH
ATTORNEY At LAW.

Anstin Mnn. Collections and other business at.
tended to carefully aud promptly. Agent of the
Etna and other Fire Insurance companies once
Bank block. inn90
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-10-11
SOCIETIES..

E11DEL1TY LorGE, No. 80. A.. F.&A.M
a The regular commute atoms of this lodge
~Nvare held in Masonic Hal t lird story Bas
~ tord's 81 'ck, Au tn. MINES ,,a, on the fr,t
\and thru Wednesday evenings of each
L. g, BAsFoRD, Secretary. 40 We "'
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-10-11

HOOOe11eSs
Bandits entered the house Of tax-collector
at Tacsubya, Mexico, and after numbering the
collector robbed the safe Of $4,000.
David Barber, of st. Louis, was arrested on
the 9Th inst, on charge Of larceny preferred
by his employers. It is alleged that the ac-
cused has carried on system of pilfering for
period of twenty years and that his pecula-
tions amount to over $25,000.
A police lieutenant in Philadelphia startled
the members of wall paper firm with the in
formation that for ten years they had been
systematically robbed by various employees, at
least $4,000 having been traced out. The
ring had regular customers and the engineer
opened the warehouse at o'clock each morn
ing to allow them to make their selections.
Dunkle, the third and last member of the
gang who robbed the Kewanee, ILL.,, bark was
apprehended in Arizona and taken to the
scene of his misdeeds. On the 5th inst. he
piloted the officers to point in field near the
village and unearthed bag containing SIS, 1000.
This accounts for all the cash and watts the
suspicion which existed that others in the vii.
lage were implicated.
The jewelry store of B. Turner, at Bremen,
Ind, was entered and robbed of $4,000 worth
of stock.
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Work of the Flames.

A hardware establishment on the Boulevard
Charonne, Paris, burned on the 9Th inst, caus-
ing heavy loss. The chief of the fire depart
ment was killed and several men injured.
A fire in a fve-story building on Mercer
Street, New York city, on the 9Th inst, infict-
ed damage to the amount Of $150,000. -Four
notion firms are the sufferers.
Bryson. Magne Il Co.'s -four mill Lowell
vile, O., together with J. B. Vassar's residence,
burned on the 9Th inst. Loss $45, 1000.
Most of the business portion of Warrington,
Fla., was laid in ashes on the 9Th inst. Loss
about $1,000.
Fires on the 4th inst: Hawley & Sons sash
factory and McLauren's notion factory, Mon
treal, $45, 900; two railway elevators with con-
tents, at Belleville, Ont, $4,000; Watson's
iron works and Craighead & Elwell's Manu-.
featuring Company's establishment, Bridgeport,
Conn.,, $5J, 900; eleven houses at Anita, Ia,
The jail at Fonda, New York, was set afre
by hardened young burglar named Cafferty,
who secured some matches in tobacco, tore 8
hole in the plaster, stuffed in straw, and dignited
it. Twenty-Five prisoners were safely removed
to the court house, but the Jail was totally de.
stroyed. The .incendiary has been placed in
irons to await trial for arson.
Raymond & Kinsman's wholesale grocery
warehouse at Fargo, D. T., was destroyed by
fire on the Sd inst. Loss $40, 1000.
Frost's Sons furniture factory, Towanda
Pa, vanished in smoke on the Sd. Loss $45,'
600.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25

This position has money value which he
proposes to obtain. Asit is well known that
il the ten million loan bill is passed, great
Notifications will arise all over the Islands, We
presume that the strategic money value Of the
kingdom will consist in fighting the battles Of
other nations on fixed terms by the day, week
or month. It is we'll understood that consols
fell in London at the erection Of the water
battery at the foot of Richard street, and that
the spies Of Russia and France are swarmng
through Naples, anxiou.ly watching the mill
tary education Of Booth, Boyd and Wilcox.
The return Of these men, and the announce
ment that the Notifications are complete, will
bo the reconstruction of military ideas in the
Pacific, and in the case of the wars between
foreign nations this strategic position might
be made a source Of revenue by being rented
out to the highest bidder. But all ridicule
aside, if the various rawlings Of mad-house
could he directed into the one channel of poll
tical economy, ard bo expressed in one voice
they would be, in our sober judgment, appren-
tice work to the mssterly performance Of tli'
statesman. Our review of the manifesto is moi
for the worth OF weight of it but for the mis-
chief it contains. 1t has boen apparent FOL
some time that some of the natives are urging
the doctrine that the foreigners are hero tC
support them. Lilikalani proposes to accom-
plish this result, and he appears to have
backing which is significant of trouble in TIN
] T,,t,
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CO M M Err CIAL.
MON0LrLE- NIRcK ?.

HONOLFLE, HiRCH 2Jth, 1887.
Busiuc.- fot the week has shown an improved tone
over last week though not to marked degree oi activ
ty The somewhat free arrivals sso the influx Of a
large majority of the sugar planters and managers
throughout tho islands, has Influenced this change TO
certain extent and with the formation OF an Association
rspresen,ing three fourh' OF the wealth of the country
aud their deliberations In council Of measures protect
inr not only their interests but those Of the nation
also wc cannot but feel that strengthening influence
snd confident feeling has been sngcndcrsd among the
member. NJ the Association and the Mercantile com
muuity. An indication of the earnesncss Of this
ncnt Tor sef protection and relief during the week
hss been the Incorporation Of the Labor and Supply Co.
10 act In concert with The government, or independent
~ shSl be- deemed for the best interest Of ALL With
capital oi sejo'0 the stock Of which has been fully
subscribed for.
With the cessation of stormy, windy weather, which
ha' prevailed 20 ou. note the frce arrival of pro
duco from the other islands This has enabled sercral
o ihe San Francisco packets to complete 'cir loading
and thu. end the period Of awaiting cargo The pros
Poets fair for the ynrious packets to load with
dispatch 81 they laid on In support ~ this view
&c learn of the charterug by Messrs schacfcr& Co
oi the Leo recently from Tahiti who have laid her ou
for san Francisco, 10 be followed by the ID G Murray
The " II Meyer. Anna J PaIkuburs and sadie :
Caller have sailed Tor the Coast since last and th'
city Of New York for the Colonies. ny these se,ers
vessels 80 have exported produce to the amount o
tii9sf1 VI which s2i5.GgI domestic
TIL, Coast arrivals ior th, week have been the City
Ncv York and the u & Murray, the former bringing u'
date. to the 18th inst The market for sugars hat
advanced lic per 10 on refinery grades which wOul,
doubtless aect Hawaiian also the change base,
on Sew iork aud Manila advances, and not on th
local demand, though with the opening ~ 'prnc trod
improvement would be naturally looked for
Ilicc also hn- an advancing tendency, with ,tocl
mostly controlled by house Market drm at SIC
With growing Eastern demand. In other articles o
islsnd produce note no material change.
We call the attention Of readers TO the sale to-day
boy Mr. Adams, Of two parcels Of real estate, In Io
noulu, on. Of which, With its recently erected In
dwelling thereon, will no doubt claim special interest
convenient residence Also a tract Of land in Msnoa
Tn. extensive Credit Sale Of Mcssrs IIyman Bros vii
be the trade feature Of next week. for which hospe
full attendance. Of parties desiring desirable lines
gOodE, for particulars OF which see advertisement
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responsible for the act. aud it is diff
could make an ottempt on the life Of Queen
Victoria, who should not have an enemy in
the world. Her life both as a woman and as
Queen has been an exemplary one; she is
honored in every land, and the people of the
whole world join with her own in the expires
assassin's bullet.
The press and the people OF the United
States are unanimous in their expressions Of
horror at the act, and every city, town, village
| and tho remotest hamlet are as one in rcioic-
! ing that Britain is not called upon to sunerthc
bereavement recently visited upon them.
Americans have not forgotten the kindly SYM
| pathy of Queen Victoria for their late Prcsi-
dent and his family aud were Garfield alive
to-day their sympathy would be none the less
sincere.
This is the fourth attempt made upon Elei
Majesty's life The first was ON June 10th
1910, by boy named Edward Oxford, the
second May 3Oth, lsi3, by John Francis, amt
the third short time after by young maj
named Bean On the 10th of May, 1910, AZ
Irishmsn named Hamilton fred q pisto
charged only with powder, ON May 27tli, 1850
Lieutenant Robert Pate struck Her Majesty il
the face with a stick. and OH the Goth OF Feb
ruary, s72, Arthur O'Connor, boy Of seven
teen, presented nn unloaded pistol, holding il
his left hand petition in behalf Of ccrtai
Feniau prisoners. All will join in expressing
tho hope that Macloan's attempt on the life u
the good Queen will be the last, aud that
others are made they will also fail, as all sue
attempts should fail.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25
IMPORTS.

From san Ffancisco-per City ~ New York, March
Sl-Bshop & Co c. stationery u Grsyc i6 pkgs type
br Ink iollister co y pkgs tobacco drugs, etCi
F. Gcrtz II pk.s shoes J Walker cs shoes: W u
wilkinson g groceries, II a. fancy goods: y " Mel
lis i6 6 dry goods ] Warehouse e hats. 10 cs
boots, Is pkgs dry goods J II Winn / clipper; w II
Maddcr pkgs groceries and wines. Ehicrs 4 60 p
dry goods sylvia - france 60 Fishel a. boots
and shoes 4 W RiChatdson cs CottOns VI q torria @
&C shoes; u Lynch shoes; Bishop Of Honolulu %
g Wine; Brewer Go az stationery Dillingham;
D. Co % pkgs Wagon. pkg- stationery; Ron-On n
c. cggs; Bulles co " pkgs potatoes and onions
Morse G. tobacco; " Macfarauc Cu2cs picturc-
Phillips Go 70 pkgs potatoes and groceries, - e.
dry goods VI May p pkgs groceries; VIM Irwin & Co
pkgs house fixtures liart Bros 30 pkgs groceries Hy
Co - sks potatoes, u! pkgs groceries; Ashworth 8
pkgs plants Castle Cooke cse steam pump-, % &c
butter: BARK Afnuda guns; G. Tucker 3 c. dry
goods Theo II Davies g. hose Chas kempstcr csc
ClOek-; Dillingham; ! csc books: J Palmer . -
Chinese firms.
From Bora Bora-pe Leo, March ~ = cord. wood
1860 cocuanuts, Is tons ballast. to master.
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SHIPPING NOTES.


The Am sChT Leo l. at the Esplsnadc. Opposite The
Custom House She will probably 90 San francisco
from here,
The Am bktno Ella l. the foot OF Fort Street load
in. Tor San Francisco, 80 sail soon.
The Henry Back l. stl discharging AZ the Esplsnade
The Amy Turner Eva, Bishop, GAkcllo aud
Morning Star, are at snchor In the sirraln.
The German haFks Adolph and Paradox, left New
C.stconTync feb isth for this port and will be due
here the latter part OF June.
The BRIT Anger Head may be looked for from san
francisco, about The iWh Of next month, roate to
China
the iian bk Male, ,sps kothfus, relnrn 10
this port nom Bremen, 10 sail In April
The Brit Coylan, with tourists will be due th,
mladle OF next week from lokohaIns
ia' Msl.n'a item Liverpool and the kar palhousie,
't'm Nanehs' oeghi 10 arrive az any hour
san tIanclsco- Arrived, March . A,n bark fore.,
Hnevn, Mhdlns, henesi March a schr Twilight Whit.
Morse !, days fr0m haknlai.
Eureka, Arrived March :, Brit M Loeb Lev. Marsh,
hence.
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PASSENGERS.

FROM Windward Ports, per Likclikc, March 18th Ills
Majesty the King, Gov DOmiuis. j Humphrey capt A
y ftipp, l. Austin. Dr. Wemorc, II Deacon, Chas
Motley W II HickArd, Stackpulc. Jas Woods j u
Uowncy, { = Hat. IL Kinds Mrs r May and child Dr
Thompson. II CurnwCll = Roth, w II COrnwel, Mrs
kapeng, Mrs krkwood and child
From san Francisco per city of New York Mar. -
Miss Ledetur aud child, Miss l. StorrI Mrs Dickson
aud daughter, Mr. Buschc, Mrs II Wilkinson, Mr. i
Rogers, j II Knowles, Murray, Tutte. Wicker.
ham, II Dexter 9 Nolbcrg Berger, Davis j Rod
gers, L Coan and wife Dr II Spading, Nagasaki, T. Z
Mishikawa II Wooniiugton Mr. Wanda, aud Is in tho
stGcrage.
For San Francisco per II Meyer. Marcl, isth-1 u
Hall and wife
For Australia and sew Zealand, per city OF New
York, March .0th--J Stewart, Taylor, W Henderson
For san Francisco, per j \ Falkinbur. March 81
Mrs Fcircing, X II Strnttou W ID iIuncy. Capt II +
Luce, II Schlabrcndorf, wife and child, j + smith Prot
swift, Thos Howard, Hanson, Karl Holt
For san Francisco. per Sadie + Caller. March a3d-C
Clark, r Miller, II Mclean.
From Tahiti, per Leo, March I'D Mi Trask.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25
EXPORTS.

For san Frunc-co- per W II Meyer March 1877 -
i6g lbs sugar, 22oCO b- rice, 1913 bnchs bananas
Dom val SIS ,75i.2j.
For Australia and New Zcaland- per City of Sew
York, March ID CHc CuTios.
Dom ydl $50; FOR val s5o
For san Francisco-per Anna. March 2i-tpU1 Ibs
sugar, N bnchs bananas. Dom val si7V13tG.
For san FTancisco-pcr j \ Fslkinbufg March - -
Cos 9d5 lbr sugar l3GgJ lbs rice 80 buchs bananas
Com val sisO55Oi; For val sttG5eO.
For Eureka per James Townsend. Mar - in ballast
For San Fanaisco- per Sadie Caller March q
ss,g5l 10. sugar, 2.s5s lh- woo 51 bnohs bananas
Com val al 7sJ9L
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Vssssls Expected at Honolulu, from Fore ig,
porfs


Hri bk Lady Lampson, Msrston, San Francisco, due
March $3.50, Brewer s. Co, Agents.
Am ssh Rosario, Swift, Eureka, for Kahuui, due
Ger bk Atalanta, Mohrmann Liverpool, due, John 4
Warehouse Agent
Brit b Earl Dalhouse, Jarvis, London, via Michaes
due G Maciarlanc Il Co, Agents
Am bk Edward May, Johnson, Liverpool, due May -
30, q Brewer & Co, agents.
Am ok Furness Abbey, Guest, Boston due May l.
Brewer n Co, Agents.
Br hs Lizzie Bell, Moignard, Liverpool, duo April l.
D. II Davies Agent
Ger hk Stella, Summcr. New York due April 70 -.
Castle Cooke Agents
Brit 5 Ceylea; -, Yokohama, due March Is.
der blk Paradox, Bursdoa, New Castle on Tyne, due
june go.s5, II liackield ~ Co Agents.
sosS, il iiaeEieid & Co, Agents ''"'' ''' '""'
Brt ship faiona, Rhodes, New Castle due April lOl5
CIV Macfalsno Il Go, Agents.
AM tern W L. Beebee Erschen, Port Gamble, due
March $3.50, Hackfeld Il co, Agents.
Nm bs Bae1a Vista, Calhoun. Port Gamble, due March
$50, Hackfeld Il Co, Agents.
Am bktn. Amelia, Newhall, Port Bakcy, due April
io,ia, Allen a Robinson, Agents.
H. Sa - r Elisabeth -, - due n al this msn,h
Jan 18th for Mahukona II Il Co Agents.
- bk Priscilla, -, New Castle, y $ w, due May
Am bk W Dimoud. Itondlctt, san Francisco due
March $50, W Macfarlane 4 Co, Agents.
Am sch Claus spr.ekels Cousins san Francisco, due
Nm bkue Ki!kitst Cutler Port Gamble due March 70
90 isekfcld Co.. Agents.
lisckicld a Co, Agents,
Am Os Emerald, Lord, Port Gamble, due April 1918,
Haokfeld Co, Agents.
Nav bk ksle tothpos, Bremen, to sail IN all April,
Haekfcd & Co, Agents.
brit ) Anisr Head Roper, san Francisco, due about
AM egtns Hazard, Miller, Nsnsmo, for kahplu due
rMss city Of sydney, Dearborn, sydney due April
10, Haekfe,d & Co, Agents.
4 VI : Zealandis. Wcbber San Francisco due April
IS, lisckfeld \ Co., Agents
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DIED.

LlNAN-in Chicago. fsb 5th, Of eongasiioa of the
.gn,s kl tnAHloffa. only child of ftsuci. Ogden
weeks
WAkl-iu this city, March Isth, after q lingering
iiness Mr. cthris wAnp, native OF >Sw York state
and Tor many year resident of these Islands
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25

MCKENSIE-ANDREW-I In this city, March ith, by
Rev Damon, Mr. MCKENsiE 10 MISS HELEN OrnE-
4 ANDREW.
BRUEGER-OLOLIE-1u this city, March 10th, by
Rev x Damon, Mr. BRuEGER TO Miss OLoLfE.
JOHNSON-CARON-1n this city. March 18th, by
Bishop Hermann, Mr. j JOHNSON to Miss CARoS, both
OF Ilononln.
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TIE SATURDAY PRESS
Published for tho SATURDAY Press ASSOCIATION by
ROBERT GRTEYE " CO,
Book, Job and General Printers,
Honolulu. II. T.

Notices of any events Of interest transpirns the
other islands will always he thankfully received for
publication. Correspondents requested to append
their true names TO all communications, not for publ-
cation necessarily, but guarantee that the writer
g acting in rood rnitl