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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25
HAWAII NoTEs.


WE meet continually in Kohala little white flag,
which seem 10 be stuck round quite al random in
fact the whole district is dotted with them and the
area is spreading from day TO day--thc meaning of
which we learn, IL that the Government Survey is
making complete map of the district and n
thorough overhauling of old surveys. We arc in
formed that many strange things regarding bound
aries have been brought to light, and complicated
problems have arisen owing to sad deficiency and
lncofrectnesS OF original surveys, of which there
seems TO be no very satisfactory solution. One
good-nRtured easy-going native surveyor of the
olden time never went out to the ground at ALL but
"eYClyed" his surveys out of his inner conscious
ness, while some OF the others might about as we'll
have done the same. In many cases difficult
questions have been rendered much more 60
through the attempts OF Ignorant and incompetent
surveyors TO retrace the lines removing stones d.
The fact Is, n surveyor should DO licensed upon
thorough examination in much the same way that
Doctor is-Ihe district of North Kohala will be
divided into sections, each one being depicted OH
large sheet. One of these iB now finished aud
forms perfect birds-eye view of the country topo
graphically and shows every original land title
There can be no doubt of the value of tho work
80. "a native man named Soomona, was chasing
Wild goats one day last week, in Awini, the
highlands beyond Honokaueiki. In going down
the face OF precipice, in the excitement of the
chase, he sprang upon dangerous projection
failed TO grasp II sufficient hold with his hands
was carried over by the momentum, and fell Sow
eral feet breaking his head on the rocks below
with instant death. One report, apparently relia.
Bile, says that Solomon was found at the foot Of
be conjectured that his fall was several hundred
feet, or at least considerable hight. Two days
afterward, a man trying 10 gather hi (ti loaf IN
the Makapala ravine, trod unwttinply on nm nm.
mined spot that gave way under him and he fell
not great hIght-2O feet mole or lesI-but was
killed by striking the rocks below. The whaling
bark Sappho Captain Colson, gave liberty to seven
OF his crew, who took advantage of II TO run away.
The vessel Loft Hio March 9th, 10 as 10 give the
runaways the impression that she had gone not to
return sho came back again in four days, in
which time the whole number Of missing men had
been caught Captain Colson had offered a re-
ward Of $40 for each man. The Sophie left for
the Arctic Ocean March 18th. There will be
two more silver weddings celebrated in Hilo in
1852, The first one will DO that of q. Wilhelm
and wife, June 10th, the second that of j. koin-
hardt and wife, October Sth. hlauna Keg and
Mauna Loa have an immense quantity of snow on
their tops NJ the present time and present beau
tiiul appearance. Mauna Loa has Il stream OF
steam Issuing from IL white that II has the mp
pcarance OF snow. Parties who have boon to sec
kilauoa lately shy that II ia very active. Ii looks
50 from liio as the sky Is lighted up by its fires
OccnHiOnnlly lust now.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25
Things Wise and Otherwise.

SoME ono placed a vet Of Weights from pair O.
scales on the LEDGE OF The po8t-uhlcc window thl
other morning. what was he waiting for
rnr army now has some real soldiers work tt
do in guarding the new battery nc the foot OF
richards street We fnw ono of them the Other
lay sitting on rock Watching the gums with
jealous eye.
MAUI is incen-ed over the robborcs and burslu.
rics that have hClu so frequent OF lnte without
any assistance being rendered by the Government
officers. that they t1lt ~ employing q sneriF and
posse commtatus OF their own deumiup thero can
he no objection thereto go long a8 they keen on
paying their taxes
TnE ridiculous is forever cropping out in the
LililNalani manifesto. In his appeal TO Huwuiiau3
the frontl No one has kept them from getting
there While the would.be statesman b CRYING
out the kanaka ia selling out to Cinnamon, and
Instead Of going to the front they IRE "goiug to
the WALL
WuuE we would commend all nclousof tlg goy-
eminent OF individuals towards guarding against
undue haste in using, aud thereby abusing author
ity, we cannot help feeling that tho intended re-
moval Of MIR. MagOuu, as Deputy Sheriff of Maui,
IL ono that will react to the injury of both govern
ment and planters. We do not possess 20 many
officers of cool nerve, as Maui has shown special
need for on several occasions during the past two
years, that she can weaken ON an officer for nn
alleged first indiscretion. If this is now rule
let it be applied all round with fenr or favor.
TnE brave army was out last Sunday and Just
iii time TO share in the mud sloughs on the espla-
made that we alluded TO last week. The glory and
y lendor OF the military accompanied with Royal
hahilis, added no honor to our KING any more
than the dissertation of the day by this insel par
ade and the firing salute from the now battery
to welcome him from his Maui tour, for number
OF them were well armed with gin, especially the
Captain of the Cavalry who made himself con.
spicuous by his fortified glory. The question
naturally arises why is IL that such exhibitions of
drunkenness attend the movements of the King
almost invariably Is loyalty 80 rare that il must
be bought at such price and ut such sacrifice?
An Illustration Of the unequal and sometimes
oppressive operation of our laws and the necessity
OF careful lgislation, occurred in case which has
lately figured III our Courts. A native owned
tract of fifty acres of land. II was his all for
eigner. whose extensive land with large nuclls of
cattle and horses adjoined that OF the native,
wished TO fence, and got an order from the Fence
Commissioners that the latter should pay hnlf the
expense. The native had no occasion to fence and
no means to pay for one. But by the order Of the
Supreme Court, where the matter WAS taken ON
appeal, this mans land will be sold at public auc-
ton for probably half the amount of tho Judgment
against him, and himself and family reduced from
independence to absolute poverty. lis
there not here wrong that requires u remedy
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25
Water, Water,

All persons whose Water Rates due on the ist Of Jun
snd remaining unpaid at the Office OF the supcrintcn
cnt OF Water Works the 3lst of March, will have
their privileges suspended without further notice
G. ID. FREETH. Supt Water Works.
Honolulu March 18th, 1885,. sO9t $50 n
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25

TuE msspben Of the Pianters' Association were
invited " lunch with the King at the otiice Of the
4iniu1ex u W. Interior on Wednesday last. Judge
Hnstvslrs address on lshah VI the Association
that BODY Mr.. Anns(fone, speaking for tbs King,
ensured The plante u his beat wishes for the sue
60 u the Association aud Of his hearty eo-oIsra
tSoa. Ths soaiS vas IN enjoyable one.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25
Licenses Expiring in March, 1882.
RETAIL a IA

RETAIL O.ui
! Lsine d Co. Esplanadc, Honolulu
! Mart BIos, Hotel st,
! VIM Turner King st,
Chung wna Nuuanu ST,
y 4 W Richardson & Co, Fort Il Merchant b.
y Saqng Sam Zee Kee Co, King St.
q mcw Yst, cor Punchbow aud King st,.
!; z e1 " s'IHs' R 2%Sse s. st.
RETAIL
sG;W Jones. Keauhou, Kau,
:. Mama iko r Kesahou, Kona,
L M MANA ts A NsI H9lS %iIo Roma
is 1 Aho, Honomakau, n Kohala
y Wong fo. ookala, lilo,
g l. Aka "VT Iii it.0'
KErAIi.-MAUi.
:AAywsrs, wailaka,
!. Hoon Tai 4 Co. Lahalna,
u Chung iioon, Waikiki,
a See Sing Zee, KahuluL
HErAIl-kAUAI
i !, q nG ssio SnoqHii hI Kekaha,
81 koks, IIanalei.
WHOLESALE.
81 Brewer & Co, Queen 81, Honolulu.
JOBnIN0 SPIRIT
- 4 IIonschaeger 4 90, Honolulu.
viCrUALING.
IL Alo Labaina, Maui,
Y H.s ko kse i M.an s,s;,s Honolulu
II Hart Bros, Hotel st,
See Sing kee, kahuui, Maui,
Is Wilder, a Co, Mahukopa, Hawaii.
10 Ming Put, Msulili, Iiilo Hawaii,
y Joaquin Manuel, Maunakea 81. IlonOulu.
10 Chung tioon, Waikiki, Maui,
~ All Sang, kapasu kohsla. Hawaii
AUCTION.
n X Puowsina. CIana), Maui
II Palau Kshiii. Moloksi.
fgRE AIMS.
- John NJ d Kslaukoa, Honolulu.
BlLLlARD.
! Hart Bros, Hotel 81, Honolulu.
10 Gore Espinda, Lahaina, Maui.
BOAg.
IL Il Spencer. Hilo, Hawaii
81 d Dayton. Honolulu, Oahu.
~ VIM Bsbcock, Honolulu, Oahu.
PORk BUTCHER.
l Wong An Iec, Haiku Maui.
- Elsmaknis, ueeia, koolaBpoko, Oahu.
- Ching Nee, HaIAnia, Norta kohals, hawaii
CANE PEDDLlsG.
. Yong Nun, wsiuku, Maui.
~ Wal 1un, iianaici, Kauai
BUrCsER.
1 Z BeItelusspn, Hsnaiei, Kauai.
Makec, wailuku. Maui.
~ Puowaina fish Market. Honolulu.
n Apo, Haiku, Nauzi.
O. N Wright. koios, Kauai.
sALAON
= Kumsksla, North kohala. Hawaii
D8lGa.
ss John P.lnlcr Co. cor Fort Merchant Sc. he.
luoIuiu
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25

The new bell received by the Eiro Department
has been put in place and will be tried this after
noon at four o'clock
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25

On Monday evening next J. NJ. Alexander will
give lecture on The Chinese at the Lyceurn for
the benefit of the Y. NJ. @. A.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25

IHi;iE is probability of Fort Street Church
being replaced by moro comnodious structure.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25
China Gilt Edge Dinner Set,
ONE PIANO AND STOOL (!

: Scvtg Machine, Basket rhacicn
and ilarnoss, nneey aud lldmc-s.
Ladies' saddle, Gents Saddle
Grntlc ladies Horse,
g. NCtriy ail the above mentioned Articles aIc IN
eoDd order. and win bc delivered IN town free
at charge.
n A. -umuihussrs wliii,aYr iog Wuikild day "
sale. ffunl y. Hall Aun and ifpm H. Hack.
fold 8 Cos suIe ni Nil and no n NJ ahd ttinFh ~
and 4 ".
IN 4 saiisblc iauch ios tiaic, and Gcn,ismcn
viii hr provided
E.P ADAMS. AucCr
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25

OK Wednesday last, Emperor Williams birth
day, the Consular flags were flying and the Ger
man bark G. Il. Bishop dressed ship.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25

HARCR %, 1852


Managers Notice.
Al Advertisements tor the sArupAr rnrss must be
cent 10 by Friday neon. so Insertions f1rths current
Issue can he guaranteed when scat in laJor
Adyrrtiscrs win mark Che number of insertion. de.
sired from which date hcy charge Any not 80 marked
will be charged mouths.
mos G.. THRUM Manager.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25
TENDERS /!

U'ENDEI,s WILL BE RECEIVED
Il az the Onice Of W. g. PARkE. Marshal of The
Hawaiian ikingdom, log supplying OAHU PRISON
from the ~ doy Of April is 20 thu 3si day OF Mar,h
i for the following ARTICLES 20 be delivered ut oahu
Prison free ~ charge aud IN such quantities ~ may ii
FROM time 10 tilc ordered, fizi
iODl lhs. Brown sugar. moro on less
~ bhl- best Cal, Saii Bccf................ :" .
iN1 b Rcd salmon. ..,............. - e.
Fss lha. Rcd White Beans...............
100 " Common Tea Ia pApcfs..........
stu1 " Brown of Biuc Soap. 4........ % 'f
90 cAscs Dnaner'o kcr. Oil......4........
is tons ntove Coal ........................
l5i Pairs Blue Blankets.........,.........
poiut according 70 weight
~ pairs BIugans Nos. ,, Q, ~, assid...s. " e.
40 yds. Blue Dcnlla ...................
sYD HfoWn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o.
70 dpz Palm Leaf llAts.,...,..,.........
Samples % sugaf Bsans, Tos, soap, Dnnlets Dto.
ans, Deniiuf aud Hate - accompany Tenders for iit
samc
All bills uiD ho paAN moulLly
Tenders will hc fcrttrd up 10 ~ O'Clock nno Nafr,
iisf iss The Marshal rqsegslug the rgIt 10 relied
She lowest o. any tendef W. q, fAhkE.
lIonoiuin, March ian. lcss y. :,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25

The presence OF over fifty planters ia town this
week has given it business air
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25

Ii. b. Nj. Commissioner, Mr.. Wodehouse, sailed
for Kauai last Tuesday by the C. II. Bisbop to in
yeitigate the Hawaiian labor system
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25
BY AUTHORITY
Proclamation.

We, k,LAkAuA, by the Grace of God. Of the
Hawaiian Islands, King, do proclaim;
: That IT Ia Our pleasure, in pursuance of Our
Constitution, that the Members of the Legislative
Assembly of Our Kingdom do assemble, at the
Legislative Hall at Our Capital Of Honolulu, for
the dispatch OF public business at IL o'clock noon
on Saturday the 10Th Day of April, A. u. Eighteen
Hundred and Eighty-two
Given under Our Royal Sign Manual. ut
Our Palace in the City of Honolulu
Seal this 2ist Day of February, 1889, and
the Ninth Year of Our Reign.
:, KALAKAUA REN.
By IHE KING:
The Minister of the interiors;
". N. ARMSTRONG
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25

DAY niGht an attempt made TO break open
West Co.'s safe. bu, this was also futile fbo
police would do well TO keep their eyes open n,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25

a sHoHr time after the steamer LiIeiikc left 90
kgla. tho evening Of the 10th inst. ON her las,
trip up, James forton one Of the passengers who
had boon employed nj Hakalau, Jumped overheard
and although boat was lowered MS soon as pos
@ble nothing was seen Of him. Ho had owl
GENTLY contemplated the act for some time ~ ho
Git his money and other valuablos in tho hands OF
tho furser George Bcckloy. and DR.. wotmorc
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25

An interesting account of silver wedding u
Hilo is deferred TO next week
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25

SoME ono placed a vet Of Weights from pair Of
scales on the LEDGE OF The po8t-uliico window tho
other morning. Whnt was he waiting for
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25

TnE army now has some real soldiers work 10
do IN guarding the new battery NC the foot Of
richards street. We snw ono of Thorn the other
Jealous eve
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25

MIR. j. G. GLADE entertained the planters ut his
residence on Thurday evening, and on Friday
evening they We're the guests of Mr. p. G. Jones
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25
TO LET,
NOTICE.

MIR. JOHN III. Patty WILL ACT
WI Tor dnling nay absence froEl thf kiurdgn
under full Power VI ATTORNEY. eHAs. H. BISHOP.
Honolnlu, March Is, 1885,, sl-N
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25

A jArASfAk Embassy, consisting of Mr. NJ b.
Nagasaki and two other gonilcnen, Mr. wada
and Mr, ishipara, arrived by the fify III Men
ror Of Japan 10 King kalakapa. Al account Of
the audience with tho king aud OF tho iaysstnloni
o. II. IL. II. Princess Liliuakniani. Governor
Of The Rising Sun, VIII ho found "a tie 10 Au-
thority (" column.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25

Ii. IL, HIcuNrss the Princess Ruth Reelikolaui
will hold reception at her residence in Emma
street on Thursday next, the 30th of March, from
3 to 3 p. NJ
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25

he Sang Will give an extra COMFORT on Monday
,Nehlng' mNfch &'th, in honor OF the Planters
day, March 18th, and Thursday March 9Oth. thor
regular moonlight concert at Emma Square
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25

No flow of water has been yet obtained from the
artesian well being sunk on the Aliiolani Hale
premises, as was currently reported TO have been
the case last week.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25

toItovtso is the programme for the Band con
ont az Emma SQUARE ut 1880 O'Clock this after
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-26
VINO SOLD our TrLDEN
Montgomery Blair Makes Some
Plain Statements on the
subject.
Letter to Philadelphia Times.


Your Washington correspondent,
under date Of the l4th inst states
that in 1877, pending the electoral
contest, having charged Mr.. Lamar
and other Southern Democrats,
through the Union newspaper, Of
which | was editor, with conspiring
to trade off Tilden for the control OF
the Southern States, | backed out
from the charge on being threatened
by Gen. Gordon.
This statement is untrue. The
foundation for it is probably the fact
that | did state in the Union that a
gentlemen Of the highest character
had assured me that Mr.. Lamar had
declared in his presence that Ferry,
the Republican President Of the SEN
ate, had the right to count the electo-
raj vote.
Judge Black called on me in refer
enoe to this statement and said that Of
his own personal knowledge he knew
that Mr.. Lamar did not entertain the
opinion attributed to him by my in
formant, aud asked me to say in the
Union that a friend Of Lamar, in whom
| had confidence, had made this state
ment. No menace was used on the
occasion and | allowed the statement
to be published in the Union. Lamar
did not hen or since deny the previ-
ous statements in the Union and no
r~etraction of it was asked or given;
nor, indeed, did Judge Black or any
one else ever speak to me on the sub.
ject, protesting to act for Mr.. Lamar
and by his authority.
In the issue of the Union Of the
18th of December, 1876, | expressed
the opinion that the PIeidency had
then been sold by certain of the lead
ers. l had reason then to believe the
feet, subsequently stated publicly
by Ben Hill, that a league had then
been formed by enough of them to
control the House, to act with the
Republicans on the Presidential ques-
ton, and the declaration of MI. La
mar, who was, l believe, the head of
that league, stated the ground upon
which they had then determined to
put themselves in carrying out the
programme. But the programme then
contemplated was abandoned because
Mr.. COnkling and other Republican
Senator'S would not s~tultify themselves
by u~pholding such power in Ferry,
having at the previous session Of the
Senate denied it in toto.
This compelled the resort to the
Electoral Commission to effect the
object previously intended to have
been accomplished through Ferry, the
only difference in the plan being that
the power to defeat the will Of the
people was given to a Republican
Commission, for which the Constitu-
ton furnished no pretext, instead Of
to a Republican Vice President, fol-
which there was some color of au.
thOrity.
MONTGOMERY BLAIR.
Washington, October Is, 1882.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-26
A Too Subsequent Explanation.
Detroit Free prass-

DNAAvAb INV Iibeas
Some eight or ten years agoa silvery
tongued chap who claimed to be a
fruit tree agent, swindled the farmers
of this county in a shameful manner,
and one resident of Nankin was SC
mad about it that he came to Detroit,
searched the rascal out and gave him
a pounding on the street. After he
got through his work be told the fel.
low that he would lick him twice as
bad if he ever put eyes on him again,
and it was a threat to be remembered
and nursed. About three weeks age
the Nankin man was travelling in
Washtensw county, and as he Jour.
neyed along the highway he met q
traveller who so closely resembled the
fruit tree swindler hat he halted and
called ont:
Here you are again, you bold. faceC
rascall'
Yes, I'm here" was the bold re.
ply.
well so am l, and Pm going t.
lick you until you can't hollerl ]
said I'd do it aad / always keep ny
word. Climb down herel'
The stranger "clumb" without {
protest, shedding his coat as soon a
he struck the ground, and the fgh
began In about two minutes he haC
used up the farmer and was coolly re
placing his coat.
See here" said the man from Nan
kin, as he wiped his nose with a bur
dock, you fight better than you di,
eight years ago2"
Didn't | wallop you in front o
the Detroit p~ostofice eight years ago2'
mo, sir 1 was in Australia up 70
year ago"
And you never saw me before?"
"Neverl"
And was never in Nankin2"
"Neverl'
We'll, I'll be hanged Comet to lool
at you | see that you are not the man
Why on earth didn't you explain, O
ask me tor You must have though
me mistaken"
oh, yes, 1 knew | wasfmistaken
but | had just discovered that | ha,
driven seven miles on the wrong read
and was wishing some one woul,
come along and give me two words 0
sass"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-26
Sherman nnd lhe nrnma.

From the headquarters of the army
Of the United States Gen. Sherman
has written a letter to John T. Ford.
theater manager, who is to receive a
benefit here Monday evening in com
memoration Of the thirtieth anniver.
sary of the beginning of his career as
manager. After expressing his re
greet that he cannot be present, owing
to his trip west to Fort Leavenworth.
Gen. Sherman says: but | can and
will express to you my great respect
and love for those who have labored
to keep the drama pure aud attrac
tive, and have thereby added to the
pleasure and instruction Of millions
OF people who have been made happy
thereby, and whose lives have been
made prosperous and refined by the
illusions drawn from the stage. | have
always been and now am and propose
to be a great friend OF the drama; a
friend Of those who play upon the
stage, and a friend of the managers
who bore the burden Of preparation
and Arrangement"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-26
A Mistaken Romance.
ma,a. TlL


you have stepped on my foot"
The murmuring zephyrs of a june
morning were kissing with dewy
breath the rose bushes that were soon
to burst forth in a wealth Of bud and
blossom; the twitter of the robin and
the meadow lark rose cheerily upon
the cool, fresh air that came from be,
yond the hilltops in the west, and
athwart the eastern sky faint bands Of
crimson light, rosy harbiugers Of the
golden food that was TO come, made a
vivid contrast to the deep blue of the
zenith, while over was spread the
solemn hush that comes before break.
fast.
"You are mistaken, darling" said
Gwendolen Mehaffy, looking up ten,
derby at Pericles Perkins. ut was
the horse"
Perhaps you are right" the man
replied, stroking the neck Of the horse
"a beautiful Norman that weighed
nearly a ton-"but it would have de.
ceived even a more trusting heart than
mine"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-26
Forty Ducks at Two shots
Bodie Fres Pres.

just at present duck shooting il
excellent at Mono lake. A greal
many people go down there, and they
all come back loaded with ducks. a
few days ago Malcolm McSwain. Of
the Windsor Hotel, visited the lake
and succeeded in capturing forty al
though he fred but two shots from
his gun. This may seem an exagger.
ated statement, but it is a fact. The
ducks were in a pool of fresh water on
the edge of the lake. Another Bodit
man shot fourteen at one shot on Fri
day near the same spot where McSWair
made such a big haul.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-26

him the key to the room and he left
with a sachel. The housekeeper
further stated to the reporter that
Blanche first occupied rooms in her
house five years ago, when she was
but fifteen years Of age, and the wife
of a German named Zimmerman.
They we're with her at intervals since,
of from two months to a year, and
Blanche returned as a ledger about
three months ago. when she palmed
off Hanley as her brother-in law.
The complaint taken in the case is
conspiracy to blackmail, and an at
tempt to extort money in violation of
the sfatna-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-26

ton Guards are under order to go there
TO help protect them, but it is not yet
known when they will move. Il is
reported that the other troops, the
First Battalion of Louisville, 40 men,
a section Of the Louisville Light Ar
tillery, Frankfort and Maysville com
panies, all commanded by Colonel
Castleman, also 60. Neal and Craft
refuse to talk further about the muir
der.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-26
THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

TIE Avalanche has Shelby county
platform on the brain. Well, it is a
good thing it even had these; butthen
it is too much for the Great and Good
it is too straining on the brain pan,
$50 TO speak" Remedy: Print the
platform in full in your paper, a thing
you have not done yet. Let your
readers see it. You are afraid 10
publish it; you know it is all right.