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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-08
Sine Ne;be ppn Mnfdllen duf Der
~ -NDrfer Is rutrots

Spracuie, N.sD., :. December. -
@dbrenb bes beute friib bier herriheubeH
Sturmes trennte iid eiu Otlid sebeuoer
gish;ug rabe Weulpbis auf Der n@entral:
gabn" in 3!pet Sdliten, uno elm Nilh;ug,
lotpie Elm binter bemielben fol8enoer auOeret
Gieb;ug rannten uadeinanoer gegeu ben
bintereu Sbeil be8 eritermdbnteu 3uscs. Gin
mad ct. 2ouis beitimmter @tl,ug rauule
9leid buraut in oGs gSrod uuS crb05te ocu
2Hirrmarr.
IS muroen feine Neni&en uerleet, alIciu
uieIs Stud Sieb famen um' s 2ebcn, uno oel
bul6 l3ertriimmerung BON gSaggouS euts
ltQuheue Sdlabeu tff euorn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-08
1m sduee perirrt uns erfrpren,

@uarO uno Samss Sing perirrten Fd gaitarR
Abeno mGhrenb etneS beitigen Sdace1tUras
uuo luurbcu beute frib Mnmsit btr elttuSc
oieIeS StdStdeuS auiQeIunoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-08
Eplate ihrer Snmeffsr.

gSilmiugton, Oel., 7. De,ember.-
SSloreutine giorrts, eiue Yroitituirte, nabul
tih heute oas Seben, inoem iie iid nit eiuem
8epolper eine &ngel curh ben aopf iaste.
Shre Shmefter, pelfe ebeufalls einen aus,
idpetfenben 9ebensmanoel fiibrts, begiug
por mentgen Wo&en 9elbHmorb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-08
Sius Scr s,erbrett,ers Shrpuis

@inciunati, 7. 0esenber. lin 5
llhr beute irlh entffanb Elm Strett srpiIfeu
etliGsn SrOi1fenfntfdern nnb mebreren Bcrs
iOuen, tpeld)e ron eiuem Bale in Der Euru.
bale" beirufebrten. Ils ;net ober brei BOLT
siiten auf Dem Sdlauplate erid)ieuen, nm
Stuhe III ffiTter, sog elmer Der 3utId)er, elm
notoriidsr @6arafter, Ramens @m. Batter
ion, einen Hepolper nnb fcllerte auf eiuen
Boit,iiien, feblte benielben jebod, uno traf
etnen anberen SutId)er, Gamens sos. Gofs,
i'll BEN aopf. GOte nurbe anf Der Stelle &C.
tUbtet. Der Wt0rosr eutfam.
SaS Segas, R>R., Z. Se;enbcr. -
@abrenb elmer gsitern abeno III Sabauo
uabe nieier Stabt BON Meritanern gcfeierten
Sodl;eit eridOb Sraucisco Notan, Elm be.
trnnterer Soh3ettsgaft, stuet Griioer, yta'
mems &upall, stng bann bein uuS idnitt
feiuer Trau Die S5ren ab. Gr tun.oe Der.
haftet, unb bic gsadbarn broben, ibn 81
lpnden.
Charlotte, N.sG., 7. DECEMBER. -
Ser Hsssr Soc GoB, ipelder Sorn. &. q.
Mc9omel 81 @anlbsr am Dantlaguugstage
ermorbete, tpnrbe srfiern abenb su Speps=
Dill, 2ancafter County, GO, ont @ataps
baflulIe pon bem 6dhrmaun Qlon;o Suutlep
eridoiien. Die Serfolger mareu tem WOrz
Der btdt auf Sen Serien. 9io6 bitte ben
6Gbrlranu erfudjt, i'm iiber ben SluB 3u
ieteu, allein Suntleb erfannte ben Reger
unb fudte ibn ;u oerblfteu. Ils Der Wt6rs
Der &iberftanb leiftste, ifoB ihn Der Sdbr'
mouu nieber. ROb geiano Dor ietuem Gobe
Elm, ba6 sr Wc0omell uuo auBeroem Dor
etpa slpet Sahren einen aetpiiien Bob QeM
uegan in Uledlenburg< ountp ermorocte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-08
Or. &aSmaD's
$arfaparifrtam. .
Sefofp ent.
Ser srnRe Slrtrsiaiser.

Silt bic SeiIiira 6rcniI6er Rruntbeit,r s,.~a...
oeer drocrer Scrcpben In ben qunaen cSsr 49, Sn
gen. Der pant oeer ben anO&cu, ben, 6Ieii9 oser Sss
g'eroen, msIde SaS BIut bergiiten. o''T WV VIC"
Spronl9s arantPetten, ano9enirab, perborb.r,
DER @abttns. ,SpebiIts unb 8snerie, NieberInnnnss
dronil5e une alts geitpiire, SaI;fIus, enaiya.
SrGntfs,t %stEs S4tpe!Unaen, 8rinOtop 6ebarniu1ts
jebrnns ess 96rpers, Pultelu unb aus6iaoe ebnS.
rem &pspepfe, gherens urc 8iaienleiber, dronis%s~
@tenmGtismils un6 @iG!, Stbpiubludt, gfaienasna
ns Ss,es omts Sbartsn Der ob9cn arantbeiten Be-.
Set Apotbetcru fir eineu Dollar III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-08
Son siuem einftnr;eneru Gcbdupc
actpStcr.

3ron R.zg., :. 9ssember. - Gin nod
i'm yan bs9rtfienes, Der rBOftouz9oOiacs
3unuels s8eiteru' Sabn" gchOrigss @ebiuoe
su Re6autcspille muroe geiteru umgetpebt
unb heute fant mau bic 9cide Yatrid Do
rams, eines Sabuurbeiters, inter ben Sriim-
nIeru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-08
Gin Sanffafiirer nimmt fran,5if.
fdaen SlbSd,teb.

ct. Sobu, R.=S., 7. 9e;enber. - S.
s. Soplin, Saiitrer Der bieiigeu 3neigauz
ifalt Der DSalifarz zSanting=@e.," erlaugte
nor aursem llrlaub gu elmer Reiie mad Soa
iton uub 1T ntdt pieoer suriid getebrt. Gin
3ef;it bon $1,000 puroe in etueu SIdern
ertSRdt.
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8diaenfrin.

Rep bern, N.sS., Z. 93ember. - 81.
cero Collins, pelhsr ulOrgen suainsfon, g..
G., gehGngt perben iollte, bot bonn @ouper.
neur eiue @aIgenfriit bis ;Hm 10. Sanuar
erbaIteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-08
xpbcSurtbetf.

Gantorspille, Sls., Z. 9e,ember.-
g. 81. Sraugber, rpelder am %. Sftober
1881 SameS Mcatunsp ermoroete, muroe
beute gum Gobe uerurtbeilt uub ioG am IA.
Sanuar gebaust perben. gr befannte ftt
idulbjs unb erfiarte, sr babe bic &bat i'm
iau'dle beaQnaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-08
Ran leie: ,,falfd nnn @alr."

Ran idife eiue Brtefmorte an 8 abmas
& Co., gfr. 80, 8arrsus, gfe Ser Gbur4.
StraBe, Hem,yOrt.
H- BsIeBrus, Euuienss bon Dollars psrt5 tusrs
gu4 mgeI6idt perbsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-08

6eraurser pnb 2ubertuTofe, gbtbtits Scrubbsia.
Sbptiis, S9tpinben, Gntprt,ln6 nrS ersbs Der ME-
rem, 9drnru6r, urirbaIure 100 Cd ubue anipenbttna
hes aatbeters stn6erIlng idait unb bic i&merseuSe
stein uns Cries unb in allen 6aIcn BON Gnt,iinSuaa
Der gsren unb bsr 8Iae, i0tuic III GroniiSen 6iaea
ban Trauentrantb eiten.
Cine TIai6e entbdIt ngebr mirtTame &rsretofTe ais
ir8ens Elm afberea teE BITE fi.nf bis fes T6esl5ff
ppH n5tbig ma1en. tud4reH6 bon SariapariQiaH Eta
~. .r2asl SDl ueuiat '''r' W.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-08

Die i'm 9enate porssfcslaaene unterfueuns
Setrefs Der ppii.iidJsn 8sfteuermng.-Bca
ndtcr Sale osrtaust cine lntsriuebnua ges
srn Die Gsmofraten. - Sprticsuns Der De-
hatte iIber eie 8anfsrottbin. - Nnnabme
Fer rSnoiuncr.sSsrniHisune i'm 45dufe.
G!ntraS AMI gBisrrrnf fes SnIamcffeuers Sc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-08
Nm eaS Nublifunf.

FGB tdnn feline beiere garantts fir ben Bertt eos
Or. @abbaps aItstabIirten v. R r. SsiImttteIn aaf.
estuieien tpereen als bic eleneen une rslcSeu Raes
abmunseu berieIbeu. gs sie6t iopcbl faIi6e Re5ota
bsnts, ala aud ,,4siefs" unb ,pius." Se5et guA
Dor unb serlansst uir RabpaP's anb a6tst baras},
baS ber Rams ..Rabtpaa f4 alf BEN aetaafteH artls
teg bsfnh<t. (5Wlt10 ViREAtsA
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Der Sternrputcnprp,es

bington, :. Se;entber. SIM
Sberbiitrtftsgeritte tuaren beute enblif, ale
oorsela6enen @eid)poreneu eridieneu. unb
8tfriftsanpalt @ortbill perfiinbete, bab Die
Re9ierung sur @r0hnuug bes Bro;eiies be-
reit lei. Sngerioll. Nnpalt g. gS. Ooriep's,
beantragte etnen Iufld)ub, neil Iein flient
on eiueul 9lugeuiibel leibe nnb nit Blinoz
belt beorobt iei. 0erielbe f0une utd1t mehr,
alS 3pei bis brei Stunben in leber ytad)t
idlafen, iniiiie fid fortnGbrenb in eiuem
ounfeln i3inlnler auibalten IL. I. ~. Regtes
rungsanrpalt Merria erfldrte, bas am lebs
ten Samitage uer0iieutli6e S6reiben 9orz
leD's, in melhen berelbe bic 8sgieruug an.
grtfi, ldeiue nid3t bon eiuenl iehr tranfen
.WenIhen ber;uriibren. Gin Wauu, ipeld)er
elm io!tes Shretbeu auiieBen t6nnte, iuiiroe
itperlit barunter leioeu, ncnn er eiuige
Stunben I'M @ertdtSlofale perbril1ge. HidI.
ter gSplte oerparf Sen 9lNtrag nit Der Se.
merfung, Die aniueIenbeit oe8 Qnget!agten
lei iiberbaupt ni6t uotbmeuoig. 6r. gStls
ion, elm an6erer Sertbetbtgungsanmal uert
las barauf ein bon alen augeflagten unterz
ieihnctes Iffteauit, in peldem iie gegen
Pro8elFruug .pegen oes gegenmGrtigen Ter
mins protefttren, neil Die Resieruna augebz
lid bic 0iieutlide @teinung gegen tie ;u be-
einiluiien iudlt. 9as aiFoapit ermGbnt bic
aerid,tltd,e Serfolguug SidIon's, bic 4b4
ietung bss Boltmetters 4inger, bes Dtarz
idaus Seurp II. I. N. Gidter @plie perz
mari ben @inmauo uub crflGrte benielben fir
eine Seleibteuug bes @eribts. gSettere Sers
iDgerungsantrG9e nurben ebsnfallS psrpors
fen, poranf IGngere 3eit iiber bic luspabl
Get @eibmorenen aus 6eut p0rgelabenen
nTanel" perbanbelt tunr6e. lin 3 llbr pet,
tagte fld3 baS @eridt bis n1crgen.
SIN Yoli;eigeridte tuurSe beute bas 3eus
genuerb0r III Safen 8tdiou's fortgelett.
Sermiisbtes.
HeprGieutant Siusban, 8orFser bes
Sausz9 onlite's fir Eoftdlnter uno Boitrou.
ten, 1T init 9uSarbeitnng etle5 SecidltS gu
@uuten Der Hebuttiou Ses 8riefportos auf
Gents beiddftiet.
0aa Sdabamt fanfte bsute 265, 900 llus
gen Silber i'll geriugeren Staten, ais lett
inehrereu Sabren. 0as Stlber 1T fir Die
Mtiiusdmter In philadelphia uuo Nesp'Sr=
leans beitimilt.
9ie heutise Steucr Gtunabme betrua
$79s, ,629.39 unb bic 3olsg sgtuuabme $44S,s
S2S.79.
3ur Ginl0iung beitiinulte National ,ganss
gtoten i'm Setra9e BON S372,000 liefen
beute I'm Sd)asar1te eif.
Gas &omite fir Nittet unb Wege bsidles
beute, Die grmagung bes 8eridts Der Sartiz
@Cmmiliion II. bic ausarbeitung elmer usuen
2arifbil iofOrt 81 beginneu.
Der SdataultSietretar erbielt heute S100
aus 9outsoills, 6q., a!s 8sitrag su Dem ST.
lpiiiansipnb.
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~ q [ q T. / q

ni3ren Usri&ittsrsu 6prmsn.
SGitc8 Tie5er.
Saifse uiIs btsisrs 5teber aebeitt filr sf x,x.n
ee 8isHt TEN oeETeS helutteI IN esr sBelt nas In
Wsa ans Ay'Sn ron ieber Reitt, m5aen fte bcs pers
eotosltT sAt tIsiarta eSer be1enerrter @aLe ton,s
Nitbtr tsissn, a!s - unter 8geieBunR bon RabipassS
E'usn. aaf ,READI RKLlRF" Or. Rabioaa'S
6dni;ig Gents bic Slaibe.
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Ams ber Bmnbesbauptitabt,

(8eri6te her .,@ioeiirten 8reife fir ben ,Geutit.
Gorreiponeenten.l
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Gin Donar pro StafAe.
Taawab's GesRlirsnSe Yiaea.

SoIltommene Bnrgausen, linbsrubs Gbfi5rs
mittet, pirteu obue S9mers asts,
suoerldiiig unS natitrlh In
tbrer Operation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-08

Ste aSnsnetns sts ..SedSs 9sItef" AT Der cher h.s
leteerSen SPetlen bsri4ai GugerbIidlioc 9tnSsrrx@
pher GrIei6teutua. ~'''e'AA&
Greitig bis eebsstrTrrbfsu In eEner GI1ssE,gsr h,
len IN meriSer Auaeuotdsu &rGmpfc aPaaenSS,frs
SeesTsnnen. SoptiamerseH 9tarrs5e, 6bient:rp' sps
~; 1tSSnn8st ,8. Mo aae tnnertGen Smerser.
Ready Relief" bel it5 traeen. BentQe Irob5en bos
pom IN Baisr aet4an, bsugeu aEsu RranfbeiteT uns
esn San't esrtnlpttsn setben. bic ans benz gebra,1s
Sttsnlahts. aLs Eran.6fi6er 3rarhs pser alttrrsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-08

Gnt3itneungen Der Ntersu ent,aubuuasu
or SlaIe, @sbarm. .@nt,dubungen, Quus
gen. .@crgeftOnen, SalsIetbeu, aifbmo.
9er3flopfsu, Dtpbtberttis, bgiieriid,.Xn-
tolle, Sraunt, Satarrb, SufIueu,a, Ropf.
peh, 3abridmerieH, Neuralate, 8bea.
nattSmus, fGlteS uno betses Ttsbsr,
SGbneraNeen unb GroabeuIsn.
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a. S@!aHoHeeeit
nnterlei0sidmcr,eit :!

Tnrafca. Starrb6e, Gtegera Rorbus pb.r t6r,s~.
Seneer stub blGan9 iperSen unerBalb 10 ober al m
mlter err1 Santgat's sECabb Selief aebeiIt. ertr,
Slrfanerdr9 unb feline Gntttnbung, tetne StpSss
lief folser. ''' 'N' VIVA
es u Der tre unt ensse Stmer,ensRiler, Ser a,,.
esnbltdll4 ets t9reGidlften Stpersen ilt, Grt,Gas
9un8en benz Nagen, ben Giit1euetten pbsr naSsrss 80
must, anh spar N"'''' sos
IN elmer Bic stparsig @inuten.
Gens Hnteri1ieo, pit arcb bic Sdbmer,eu ouh Co..
mo9sn; be an 3tetlmatSms 9eibenbei,. lie astrss.
raate pser dneeren ararfbeitcr Ieibeu iperheu 49,
lice 2inbeiIng ftntea. N''a''''''~~
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-11-20
PASSENGERS.

From windward ports, Nov 10
His Elk i Preston, Judge l. Nc
Gully, A Grip, c Brown, AIDE S
Cunaro, S Roth, II Won Holt, Geo
Kies, Miss + A Ludgate, w C
Sproull, Miss j G Hartin, ID Quiel,
Capt Boyle, A ID Marshall, w G
Akana, X Anu, Miss + Kahuila,
Miss N Kahuila,. Miss A Mills, Mrs
J Briggs, L j Hayselden, L Aseu,
L Ahlo, j Kinds, DR. l. S Thompson,
Miss Hanaia, & sylvia, + Ride, Mrs
i West and child, Mrs d Taylor
and 5 children.-Geo G Becklcy,
Purser.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-11-20
DEPARTURES

Nov IS
Schr Kaala for Waianae
Schr Ncttic Merrill for Lahaina
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-11-20

NTOTICE.-I hereby give notice that
l\liI have disposed of my Grocery
Business TO Mr.. s. J. Levcy. All nc.
counts due said business are to be paid
TO him.
Thanking the public for the liberal
patronage they have been pleased to be-
stow upon me, would respectfully ask
for continuance of the same to my
successor. A. w. bUoH.
rs Orders for the Union Feed Comp.
any will be received as. usual, and
prompt delivery guaranteed 2s5 lm
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-11-20

VESSELS LEAVING THIS DAY.
Stmr City Of Sydney for San Fran.
Stmr Lehua for Molokai and Maui
Stmr Kilauea Hou for Kahului
Bark Kalakaua for San Francisco
Schr Haleakala for Pepeekeo
Schr Prince for Kekaha
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-11-20
VESSELS EXPECTED.

Rig Nnmc From Duc
Bktnc Emma Augusta, FIN Pt Gamble for
Kahului, Dot Z
Stmr Zealandia, from 8. +, Nov 90
Stmr City of Sydney, FIN Sydney, Nov 20
Blk Alden Bcsse, from Portland, due
Bark Lizzie Marshal, FIN Pt Gamble
Br blk Ullock FIN LiAcrpool, Dec
Blk Abcr Aman FIN Glasgow, Dec
Bktnc Discovery, FIN S f., Nov IA
Am bktne Klikitat,
Blk North Stai, from Newcastle
Br ship Ambassador, FIN Newcastle
Bark Amy Turner from Boston
Ger blk Livingston from Hongkong
Am bktnc Amelia from Port Gamble
Blk Emma, from Puget Sound, Aug 10
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ARRIVALS.

~ ARRIVALS.
Nov. 10
Stmr Likelike from windward ports
Schr Gen !Seigel from Koolau
SclT Kamoi from Laupahoehoe
Schr Kekauluohi from Kauai
Schr Waiehu from Onomea
Schr Waioli from Paauhau
Schr Ehukai from Waialua
Stmr Waimanalo from Waimalo
Schr Mary + Foster from Honuapo
Schr Luka from Kohala
Schr Kaluna from Kohala
Nov. 20
Stmr City of Sydney from Australia
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-11-20
VESSELS IN PORT.

U. S. S. Alaska, G. Il, Bclknap
Brit stm Sucz, DOdd,
Am schr Claus Sprcckels
Haw brig NinitO, Cameron
Brig W. q. Irwin.
Am bark Hope, Aspolet
Tern Kit Sap
Bktne Ella, Brown
Bktne Eureka
Bark Kalakaua, Miller
Tern Joseph L. Russ EF.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-11-20
S25O-CIalleDge-S25O.

I HEREBY CHALLENGE ION behalf
Il of the Kanoelani's crew the crew
entered for the Militia III the Amateur
Purse race last Monday, to row over the
course laid out for that race for the sum
of $3.50.
249 CLARENCE MACFARLANE.
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TELEPHONE.

Dimond Head, Nov. 20, 6:36 am
Light N. Il. wind.
SIS. City of Sydney miles off
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-13
PACIFIC COAST.


Vessel Asheee.
Poxr TowNsnD, May .12.-Ths bari
Martha Rideout, outward bound from
Port Blaksly, went ashore a short dis.
tance below here this afternoon, bui
was gotten of without damage and
proceeded ON her way.
Fatal Accident
SAN FRAxcpoo, May 12.J. Anderson,
a Swedish sailor, was run over and cut
to pieces by train ON the Townsend
street trestls early this morning.
Aboot TsanaSe and Grain.
SAN FRAxC1sco. May l2.-Infusnoel
working against the freight market Of
late have caused q decline. The Eng;
lish wheat market has receded under
favorable crop reports from Europe,
while prices here have advanced, owing
to the north wind which threatened
grain. Arrivals during the week have
been light. Diseneaged tonnage ID MOI
excessive, and vessels ON the berth have
been loading with dispatch, but these
facts arc favofable, a. they arc and
have been Intellectual to prevent the
downward movement. Tonnage 10
ported bound to California has in
creased considerably, and it il evident
that We shall 60 into tho new season
with FREQ supply OF ships ON the spot
or close at hand. The amount of wheat
remaining in the State is sufficient to
supply all needs, and still loave q bali
ance to carry over. Two separate es.
Inmates, made by parties having every
facility for obtaining information on the
subject, place the stock on hand at
about $4,000 short tons, which at tho
present rate of export will leave at
least 100000 tons to carry over, and
probably more. Conservative estimates
of the new crop surplus place it at from
0,O00 to 10000 tons, and parties arb
not wanting who.profess to have faith
in surplus of 100000 TONS. Charters
drawn here during the week are above
the rates. At the close, in the absence
of transactions to establish market, We
quote wool nominal at g. 12s. Cd. to tho
United Kingdom, Havre or Antwerp, and
iron 81 15s. to the United Kingdom as
the highest figures offered, while asking
rates are q. Cd. to s.. more.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-13
CREAslNG TmE OCEAN.

An article in the New York Herald
concerning the efficacy of pouring oil
upon the sea to subdue the waves dur
ing a storm brought to that paper two
interesting letters in reference I'd the
subject. The first correspondent said:
"In reference to your article in tho Her
aid day or two since upon oil upon The
sea as a safeguard to ships in . tempest,
you will find that many ship tempest
tossed has been protected and saved
from destruction by means Of oil cast
upon tho waters. The experience of
whalemen in the North Pacific
will verify your statement. The writer
well remembers the quieting effect upon
the ocean when the good ship Abram II.
Rowland. in n typhOon on the coast Of
Japan, was compelled to lay to, anchor
ed as 1t we're, to an immense right whale.
The cable was run out the hawse hole
and fastened around the fiukss of the
whale, then payed out, al tho ship drift
ed away from the whale, until h0mo fifty
or sixty fathoms had been run out, and
though the storm wasterrific around and
on all sides, except to the windward,
where the oil from tho greasy monster
80 smoothed the waters that We fode out
the gallo in safety. Tho oil upon the
waters,' is not theory only, but haa been
proved by experience. Let ship owners
put aboard few barrels of lard oil or
whale oil, as part of the life saving ap-
paratus of their ships, and when occasion
demands use the same for the sure pr0-
lection of life and property"
The second letter is as follows: "In
your last weeks issue appeared an inter-
ssting report concerning the use of oil
for subduing stormy waves, and thus ia
cilitating the escape Of lifeboats. Tho
principle of this influence Of oil on dis
turbod water is correct, but some expla-
nation Of this curious fact may be useful
to seafarers. The &otion Of oil in this
case Is both chemical and mechanical.
Being heavier than foam and lighter
than water; it works it, way to the sur-
face of the still element. In 80 doing
it diffuses through and breaks down tbs
swelling. This occurrence is frequently
illustrated in the industry Of paper mak-
ing. Very often the pulp, while being
washed in the besting engine, foauis
and swells 20 heavily that it overfowS,
unless the engine tender is aware that
tho throwing Of few drops Of oil sub
dues the rising. The violence OF foam
ing waves IL practically caused by the
air inclosed in the myriad1 of bubbles
elevating the surface Of the water under
windy pressure and breaking with explo-
sive effect upon boats or any other obstA-
oles. The molecular diffusion of oil Il q
practical way Of reducing the foam To- 4
watsry level, but it should Be applied at
Q certain distance T. proYont the shook.
To secure this protection it is necessary
to protect the oil ahead Of the b6at By .
jet or spray system. Many liysa might
be saved il proper arrangements were
made to this e6e6t. The dlidity Of oil
being extremely fne and subtle IN hoat-
ing, . few gallons adequately distributed
would, in oass Of emergency, prevent
caIsizing and open the way 70 sal-
vaRe.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-13
FOREIGN.


NeWeboDe4 Coooe0es
LONDON, May 1.-THE Times says the
repression bill, taken altogether, covers
the whole ground and erapples with
every part of the subject resolutsly and
boldly.
The Telegraph and Standard approve
the bill.
The Nens postpones criticism.
Horrible Act.
1t Manspear Island, England. Griffin
and wife tied the feet of their son. aged
II years, and beat him to death. They
then buried the body in . swamp. The
father has fed; the mother was arrested
and is now in jail.
A Trace.
DUBLIN, May 1.-THE police have
tracked the car which carried the four
assassins, to the center of the city, whsrs
they alighted, and ascsrtained that a
cab accompanied the car to the
scene = murder. 1t is believed the
cab contained four mon who went to
point out tAe victims by signal, and
go the murder carried out, and that
these men subsequently, re-entered the
car and drove back TO the city.
Wreschea Msrder.
A farmer named Barrett, entering his
home near Balline, on returning from
the fair, was shot and mortally wound
ed. Barrett was recently warned not to
take farm from which another person
had been evicted. A man about Bella
rem, believed to be an American, has
been arrested on suspicion of being COZ
cerned in the murder. Blood stains are
on his clothes.
Out Agala.
Doherty has been released.
Head of the CenstabuIary.
LONDON, May l2.-Col. Henry Brack-
enbury, of the Royal Artillery, succeeds
Col. Hitler as Inspector General of the
Irish Constabulary.
New KheAivc Wanted.
The Egyptian Ministry and the Eng
lish and French Comptrollers General
have ruptured. 1t is said tho Ministers
intend to ask the Chamber of Notables
to petition the Porte to remove the Khe-
dive on the ground that he is not capa-
BILE Of governing.
An American Horse Ruptured.
Iroquois has ruptursd q blood vessel,
and it will probably be long time be-
fore he 10 again seen oh tho course.
lssking for she Murderer.
DUBLIN, May 1.-THE police and the
people are beginning to discredit the
theory that Irish Americans were inn
ported to commit the murder of Caven
dish h.and:: d::Burke, This leads to the fur
thor deduction that some ribbon
lodge was implicated. The great hope
is that the reward offered will induce
a number to turn informer. One of
tho knives sold by the iroumongers of
Dublin to some suspicious-looking char
acters on Saturday was fully capable Of
inflicting the wounds sustained by the
victims. The knife was purchased
shortly before o'clock pm. by q dis
charged soldier named Allan, who ar
rived in Miidest from Dublin last os,en-
ing. He has been ARE sted ON suspi- |
cion.
Mad weather.
TORONTO, May 11.-A severe storm of |
wind and rain has been raging in the |
northern and western portions of Lake |
Ontario during tho past thirty hours. |
Many wrecks are expected.