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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-10-11
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ruE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. .n uaukruptcv o.
tlr natter 1f fhc Bankruptcy of q. 4. SrRATEMNEr
q. &, s,t9temyrf htv'as uu 'hc y % ocichcr, a. p
>.2 dild hls pttifion before thr Hon. r. n. Amsfiu
1rsti-e Or che supreme Sougt, declaring himself
bankrupt
Notice is hereby given .hlt MONDAY the uth dsr
90 ocfoher. i~s. Go fu u'r'ork i 81 Cham sera 81
Aolui Hale trf5e said Justice ts ssrd a. The tilr
tnd place flf the herring % decide thc question %
hsnkruufry herein.
by orl-r % thc Court. 10 H. FYFE.
UnrHrfa tHHrsH err fsaurf
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Sises tAes As Ass As,a ssoaecs u oaAE,eFuas,ss'
6Sssssl a - flss-s 6sssas ssa Ad5asauteSa-
I s-af - ~ s-s,sV
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IA @tersstiag islephcaie eXIsysmeat vas ~
een,lS raasas tetucen tsussc,s sad pVyer. sab
uaertse essle Is rssc,icaily c1.snscr. vsaeA, eS
is tacctirc sctss. materially inicrleres WttA ~
si~ed II ogaalieS d uas fsared hat tAiS ecn,
.sensatica Wcall rSVse fsr a tcng While ggeai
diiNceitv Ia the sass ~ teiepkestc caFrcntS. -
trarsfsrrisez tAe1n o. resser texfa eniatelfset
Nv he dseceity, eceeNes. hsS eSeec cvcrccrae.
The kQcuz ~ he tc1iefsuecrt eelarying ~ a dtS
ties,aished Ee,stn phySciS., n Van tsysSeleer,er.
"a the sab u 1cee The Ees trlcphcesc apparatus
&esignel tcz the purfosc ~ ccuntcracttrc ths
efects u ireetson ca alr heS aud crtisief,Sation
Ia Suhlrarinc cahies. WaS tried With SneSSsS2
Convcrst.l1ss vas lstcly eNcAariscd thrvcsh teS
- "a les ~ ethae assl - u,tieS - hne. tke
exfrrisrfui i wy kot-efsl tcr ccvaa tslepecny
10 uav Dc reusUksd n tfiS conneciioa that tAs
TELEGRAPH = >tlta,1s rse4 hvlWeea Deaver, Cclcra
%. a-1 lhc r1cga.afn tculss anvwhcrc trcIa ~ O.
~ d. ies distant Nearly ar the scSine-Ss - &ccs
hy tcirchsHe, Meeu tee WeatheE ts ttlr and ths
stuieSrhsye eisss aud dr fVrscns ~ uitleS GS,An'
cas tilk as ret6,y as teorsh tasy were IN ths
Str,r e,>ck
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iEs NV Zealand Vfoyvrtrscei hayv ecSa eon-
si3s-ins tAc aiyiSabi,;y oI esiNhlrsh,aS Ssrvci
stsaus ssrStse v,ih Essita1 Th,s Sasiset has
eecu ct-NasG ter several Ncars fS,St, ans aerfn,
the las rvcSSs the Guvcruuent Instructed thc
Asvrt Ciensrsi. Sir =, u. EsiL - raake tsll in
11igics inso the sabiec;. ard b. furnish a rvpost
lbs do2=. 81 T. n Eeil u,asie u quite clssr
that % vSs ip,csieic t1z - paw the ccSt neCetyy
% estsclSs Svift Hsil ss-vics. rhe Hsf's'f SAWS
tsr l1s srrsSiv cVuyeyareV q cur raaiis We mus,
isvsud ga the Sta kranctScc ScrVtcc. wk,ch N al
psoeacs1sy. vii ia fcw wears hc srrprvSSel ey
dirvc- s-sturt-svl2 tec fErarus Cana Il Is ~
aSvvl ttsl s-c2 g. sezNicc wCa.d be - aSvattsge
- tie cciccy in g-say WIS aud especially n
sti-urkttiu, a 1cCt class q irlurtSr1ttoa. Ihc
New Zealand >cippi-lS ccsup.tuy c.crc1 - eStae-
liSh scrNice. Slvtr, dirvci cou,uurticstica with
Erg,trl 81. nfty Gsys, carryinS hshi gCNis ard
paSscuSr-s, trG yp,ss iuto thsve wears ecutraei
fcr gspNN pSr ana1aa- his cHer vas heveveg,
cceried uith conGils1cs a. % the cucveyance II
grants. which The OicyC-unscnt ciid MT ctrv
- bind ;hsg;SSlvvs o.. ana iesy asked the HcGSe
81 ygts EN1oo peg anuul2 tos the establishment Q,
the service. The House " Representatives, how
ever. though. this soC ltrgv and rvduccd Il
- EsOlON it = noe kncwu whether dirSci
service can he established to- this amount
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hette1 cgftlH ihal iht Uiilin and ierrecies IL
ifas and hhh ecqy % las esisirai sasinsus i,,ura
ny GtiG>, aud tise r. thc MaTshals rffnra inrfesr
and ihsi ~ iv1son - ssil Marhas etuFn ne Csnrs
~ iaf NNlnff' Alfh NaNfFnI. A n. NJ. dIl rrIaf
ne rtsc D. crnhuuri ic gre rrNi ianuaFy rerui A n
i>>ft and that I'm ere meantime an ttfcstei eaps
cf sata summons Nc uffntrU rrrsCrir nY the stat
gtc r-uyiur thc siid rercurnt 20 anse a. ne said
itnutry rrrm.
N WITNESS whefsef have htreunie -ei NV hsaG
this ah ily af Ocieter A n i0S.
a. 81 fNu b. NNRN Afr
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Nortyagee'. Notice Of Foreclosure and of
SALE.

TNACCOBDANCEWITHAPOW POWER
y si.r contained ia certain moragu made b.
hAlaet ~ anl AiHEefl ler husband % Ars Rebecca
nutefrt > s1tre is hersly given fhft aid mon -
- l--l-- i' fafec.1-s slid gage for condition
1rskeu. and lp1u aid force osurs i sri N 5ntiie
auction % tle sales r1s ~ y r Adams iu ilonaiuiu
1n MgehAl, the l.t1 day % October fs-l a. - "
below spe-ifri
Fufhsr plrf'e1irs can bc bad ofW H Ca.iie. A.
i1rueT 1i LnH MANfEHU
Assl saee % tle Marf=ar-a
ffeulses io p su.f .r- slfga-ri on N1u-uu A1rnus
1esrT opposite the 0id Bishop premises. ne slfua
uon BE- exceedingly pleasant Th6 iaud has water ard
Two good wooden hglses fEees kain pIfchef sfe a1d
Tent 1e1- aud g1sg - 4
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sossIHs APPLEIoH.

80 iT Geler1I Azs1ts. Ee4 Tcfk- o. s. g.
- AZ -1zaaars le- % Ua.-Ean EateE-s f1r .ale
g ~ stl-s . N- M-IE EE1iT Arsuf iar this King
11l-
AIfa Agent fsr tie G0RHAE sTERLIyG smFER-
NAEE- Tae Trate slFPes o. TIE LoFe,t rrices
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IN HougEanz Duly F,sss sagas--'- The propor-
tiau q 7pian smokers 70 tie populz-iou q China
a estimated a. thrse-izartsrs q oue per cent and
a. tie buIE q these arE zs1derzts smokers L f1l-
I1Es- IliisP-able faet- tEas IL efsez of the
EabIE- sitEer OF the leziih q the Esalfh q The
rzraaI1I1g ElletF-zIze and garter p@s cat
cz1zot bs rerT lateral Tie Ez1k roI-se1-ze and
sca1lai1cA zz1tstz1ezeEts publlsEed b The Algio-
Orleu-zi 5DcietF for he szYprsssou af he 0piz-z
trade AID ~ sdEDcats r1st therefore be zppzrsnt
70 any rEzzoEzbie beng % o1s Eot bliE1ed b
zrs!sllcz- Tie stz.erlelt 4 1plll and gIes having
seslEeed lie nzzzbeE q CEEiE1izza u CEf1a fra
ons nlill1ou n e1lf0 = Ee belieFe- Eceiol X
7z1ted b tie -iezdl1g CErlstLz1 y Pskil,H Eticn
70 che bE1 Go7srlor 8ezlezy VOID dnszsz d
..otT1g- Il 4 1po1 E1eh sta1ezzEztE - tbs that
the CaiouT q Eolgkoug - Eizr1ers1, AID tie
British ErTErlr-e1f zspersef4 b A1s1o-p plollsts
lEs ir J. p Hezzezz9 Il y z1s seguliy. Il \ not
even decsut- fEzf an ofcizi n tie sszTics 4 fkz
BririzE G1Terz-zezt sEDzd tkzs 6ePrscats the
ColouF eTsr EEieh he La bsez cEief rzzs5stEz.e,
z1d - El-st pr5test aesizst kis zetiol ~ sliks
-z.patliotie azc zzzlscloc-
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L uaWaiisH hiurlcm htakaut BY ihr Urarr q tif=i
~ the hawaiian Islands klnrt TO William e. rarkc.
6su. Marshal 20 she hingicn1. his nrrufr tif-rf
ines
Nea afr hereby commanded tr summon CuANEEs
CASH Defendant iu ease ke shll fir written aafssr
within twenty aavs titfr service htfeof TO Be ard Er4
pear hei,c ihr supreme Court at ihe tny Tern thrr
o. tc BE- hncu AS thc Cnurf knisu nf Ceurf HOUSE
ucnc'ulu I'm ihu isiaud 10 uahu, on MONDAY. ihr -
jtv % July rgyt % % ptlock A. N. 90 chow tsuse
D. awarded hcT rnrsulut 90 che iguor % hsr snnrxsd
petition.
And have yru thcu and tarr- this writ wiia mn
rclrru cf yu1r rfocrcdinrs ihrreun
Wltnrs-, Nou. a. titaCis Judd. chief fnstice
IL.>.f ni nuf >gnrrmr trlfi. af uCnaiHiu fais
rih Day ~ luur a. 70. iss2
t'>tencd P. A Rosa.
prrufv ClrHk
fowhich summons iht Marshal made iAt iniioulus
rrtarnt
" me within sammen-- returned ansrrved thsrIrs
CASH having icfi the counfry Nav thr isih fss In
tht rtic " n Mcytf
,Siguon ". C. rARNE
HonoiHiu. tuuc luih 1881
Hawaiian Islands. uoucIul1. OHM
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N ruF SUPREME COURrOFTfIF

u.osiI.u kIus,f,r ktiikaat b, fhe grave ~ ga
= ~. fts,.Ifsn is'ssiIs. AuFr 10 " G rtflc. r11
Ns~sh,f 81 tar Ninelnnl. hIa urrurf. UreefI1rf
~ srr hafrty tsaiisaHici ia snaasaaH NNNNY
0ilNS f-ftssni ia ease hs shall dit WfIiicn atlNsl
within 81 fags tnef scfvicr nefesf. o. - tnd lpreaF
eeasre Sarftn,e tesg a. inr uginhr Ltrn atfenf
natirr - fnr tsrrt Gsa 20 ihe Nnarf Nt'rer IN
uenciai i-isnH ef usha. NN MuNnAAt OF. -.
sf ~ n te shHN caHss Wff hr cltiat Hi Ariuriiue
Uiirs HaIauT afoHa nai t awarded tff. NuitHtni o.
ihf ienrf ef aff tnurxet rtiiiIen.
Aht hsye you then thefr Tits Wut vita fuu fetarn
sf vslf iftsCrrilinsa tnrrroH
wiincsr, ihe 1--we. a frarri- fu,id. Chief
iasiitt sud thtrtelIcf ~ TIE surffme
o. So tcult % Aoroinin. THE % iss % S-rt.
4 Ia isSt
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TzE P. C.. 4. Jumped 10 the c1aclzzi0u that the
Rev 4 Il. Parker had ordered tie t0Illzg Of IA
Fa5ahao Church bell on tie eve of TIE removal Of
TIE Eguor restriction those Who knsz Mr.
Parker and were acquainted With his liberal seu-
t1zeuts. Eerz surprised 10 hear Of szch proceed
iuE- Further enquiry shows. however. that Mr.
Parker had nothing % do with tie matter bet
thai AZ cid native t0Ied the bell of his oEz free
vii After making s1cE charEE against Mr-
Parker the P Q. 4. should at leass have the grace
u FizEfraz r. Up % the present 10 notice. of rs
error has been taken b thas paper Ine ain evi-
ace u Al iut0ierant attitude EitE regard 70 the
Isi-l1r biIl= there never cp1ld have been a r-orE
haselesz ehar-s- Mr- Parker Il a tsetotaler bet
he y a nan q liberal tgpe ard Eould rather Lead
tEaz drive others % Els EaF q thinking
TheFz is piece of government and 1lauk1 u
tie Hackfsld premises, which T. b7 the terms q
Meszrz Hackfsid-s purchase Euzaleable- AZ pres
sut this l1t = a EerE rubbish heap b1t = might
he pGt b s1me practical zse Eith tie srpe-iitzrs
of vsry fsE collars Let the rz5tish b cleared
aTa7 Ezter AID On a few seztz Be glazed ar1ur-d
and tLErz VII b Ice resting ptzcE- where z1rz-
Ezen eaa ~ tEEIrg the dIlrIEr hour s1cE oasls
world be readily =Juzht- bg th0se Eho are Eept ~
had I,d0or T1rk the greater part q the dzT- L
tl1s c1uEectiou nay AK Wy z = thai the Old
rFoodez shed EEieE zoT bncos Up HaIekazziIz
street Eaa aut been rsn1o7eds For eighteen m0ntts
az nors L hzs been zloccuped Il L ding No g1od
AID tie pubsIc might ~ veil have tie Ese q toe
street Tie eyes q or gzec1tTse are a. prEseut
70 dazisi b cnrulztiou spielloIs- that Z y IN
pussihie f1r them % see ANYTHING that has - d
Elth the cDlEelle1cE q tie Vulazr public-
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NNESuNt'S OFrtCE. Scri. l. isss
usshs made Iisrnf search Zoe ne witaln arnfi.-
"a ucrfy Uilrs Z hrfetF ieturn tkls sdnn1rns rss
sef,rd A. am unang D. dnd iac siid Henry 0iiss ia
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lN some sections tho American land
league is demanding the recall of MINISTER
LOWELL because Of his alleged refusal to
ask for the release of Americans imprisoned
IN England ana Ireland. The minister
very properly stated that he could not with
reason demand the discharge Of Americans
who had violated the local statutes of Grca,
Britain, and these criticisms upon his con.
duct In the premises are simply absurd,
A good lesson has been taught the average
American who imasincs he can carry his
freedom and impudencc with him around
the world.
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a Constellation OF stars

II is verify that there are now at Thomp.
sons theatre n constellation Of stars. The
talent, genius and beauty of the variety
stage are gathered there, and each night
entertain marvclously well all those Who
attend the theatre, Last night the house
was crowded, and the performance was
well worthy of 1t, McSSrs. Billy and War.
rem Murphy, banjoists, stand without rivals
ON this iayoritc instrument of old Joe
Sweeny. The grace and skill with which
they play the most difficult airs |, A wonder
to all. Miss Jessie Forester Is, indeed. n
cantratricc, and the sweetness, ilcx.
Utility, umhrc aud culture of her voice
make her indeed a lyric artist Of prc.cmi.
neat distinction. Her reputation through.
out the eastern cities, where the best must.
cnl critics reside, is one in reality cnviablc.
McSSrs. johnson Il Swain, in their negro
comicalitics, are irresistible. Miss selma
johnson, with her sweet mczso soprano
voice and charming naivctc, Miss Annie
LIVINGSTONE IN her character changes, and
billy ncvcrnc and Lotiic Ward In .thri,
grarcsil clog dances aud lessons IN the
hstic art, each arr excellent In tho extreme
and Us q whole go to make one vi the yer,
best variety entertainments ever seen OF
heard in Dallas 80
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Mr. John d. Brothers, of Portsmouth, O.,
writes: Two years ago | suffered from q
severe attack of malarial fever; was
brought very low to deaths door; had
never fully recovered, and was often dis
trcssed with biliousness, headache, sinking
chills night sweats, indigestion and painful
urination. About three months ago no.
ticed an advertisement of Browns iron bit
it seemed to be Just the medicine | had
long needed. | am now just as strong and
hearty as buck, and weigh nearly one
half again as much as did three months
ago.
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New York Stock Market

NEW York, April 3.-Thc stock market
opened per cent. higher than Saturday $
closing prices for Oregon navigation, higher
for Oregon and Trans-continental, q lower
for Lake Shore, and irregular for the re-
mainder of the list In the early dealings
decline of too was recorded, IN which
Reading, Northern Pacific preferred New
York Central, Denver Il Rio Grandc, Wa
bash preferred, Michigan Central and Lake
Shore were prominent This was followed
by q general recovery of to II, the latter
leading, but at II O'Clock another decline
of to q took place, Western Union and
Northern Pacific preferred leading therein.
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south of Fort WORTH, leaving twenty-four
(2i) miles to lay to reach connection with
the International railroad at Taylor, in
Williamson county. This twenty-four (2l)
miles of track will be laid in the present
menth of April, and the force be at once
taken to Laredo, on the Rio Grande, and
crossed over into Mexico to lay track on
the Mexican, Oriental Il International rail
road to the City of Mexico.
The distance from Laredo to the city of
Mexico is about seven hundred 400 miles,
and the road is to be finished as fast as men
and money can do it.
On account of the serious and protracted
illness of his wife, Captain Johnson ha.
been detained at his home in this city for
the past three weeks, and unless her health
speedily improves he will be compelled to
resign his present important position and
remain permanently in Dallas.
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North Carolina A fairs.

New York, April 3-Thc Times special
from Raleigh, North Carolina, says: The
republican state committee has been called
to meeti in this city on the 18th inst The
committee will issue call for a convention
to meet early in July. Candidates for su-
preme court judges and for congressman at
large, will be nominated. 1t has been
determined to make vigorous and sys
tematic fight to carry the majority of the
popular voteand to elect a majority of the
legislature. Immediate steps will be taken
to establish a republican newspaper at the
capital OF the state.
RALEIGH, N. c., April 3.--Ex-Governor
w. W Holden was on Sunday morning
attacked with paralysis. The attack is
thought TO be slight and he is much inn
proved to day, but other attacks are
feared
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FLASHES FROM AFFAIR.
Continued from First Page.
CHECKING

CHECKING"
BosToN, April 3.-The Transcript in its
financial article has the following: If the
scheme now being generally agitated in
influential banking and political
circles in New York obtains
even fair prospect of ultimate
process, il will have most important effect
upon business and speculation in this
country. 1t is proposed to replace the out
standing government 81 per cent, bonds
which are now payable at the option ofthe
government with an issue OF S2000,000 of
legal tender notes, bearing 2 per cent
interest per annum, which the national
banks may count among their assets as n
legal reserve. This is but an outline of the
plan. We have reason to believe that tins
plan is not only being worked up in New
York and Boston, but is before cabinet cir
cles at Washington
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ouR dispatches this morning inform MS Of
the death, IN Lima, Peru, on the 9th,
Of GENERAL STEPHEN A. HuRLpur, our
minister to Peru. This gentleman has
lately given rise TO much newspaper com.
sment, and has been the subject OF very
severe criticism, but he was withal dis.
tinguishcd soldier and was recommended
to Mn. HAYES as skillfal diplomatist be-.
fore his appointment. He was native Of
Indiana, and with GENERAL kIrArRick
played the prominent parts In our South
American diplomatic imbroglio With the
death Of KILrArRicK and IIunLnrr, the
chief actors In the South American dis
turbancc have disappeared and humanity
demands that We should drop The curtain
Of crilicisfn In their scts.
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Icsarh NJ the Hxnnrnrns.

Yesterday at Temple Emanu.El, the 10.
sch services wcre had under the minis,ra.
ton OF the eloquent and much beloved
Rabbi, Rev. ,lr. Schulz. The service wa,
begun by some twenty little girls and as
many little boys, singing the opening hymn
al the altar. After this the choir rendered
some del icous sacred airs with organ &C.
compartment. The RABBIT was especially
impressive and fcllcitous IN his oflicia,ion
III THIS the Jewish feast Of redemption, or Of
nnleaycned bread, as also that Of universal
liberty; Nc. SCHULZ was particularly pa.
70 the great civil and religious liberty en-.
joyed by oil people IN this glorious coun.
Try where no despotism or persecution can
for one moment obtain.
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Futures,

NEW YoUH, April 2,--Thc Posts cotton
report says; Future deliveries at the first
call soldat u decline of 9.lOO at noon. May
June had lost other . to 800; July.Octo.
her to olOO, Atlw slight iluctuation
the demand increased, and there was re-.
action of Z to 6.l00, so that ut the third call
April brought ~; May 1925. June, H.. ~.
July, 1910 August, l2.Ii; September, l2.Ii.
October, 1882. December, ll,3s.
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Rather Mixed.

PTrsnuRG, Va, April i.--ln consequence
OF the advance of two per cent. on the origi-
nal sum, the Halifax, North Carolina,
county court, on Saturday, refused to con-
firm the sale o. Weldon, North Carolina
water power made some time ago to Il. II.
PEBBLES, OF northampton, for 1850. The
property will be rcsold on the first of next
month A number of northern capitalists
are negotiating for the purchase OF the
property, which is the most valuable of it.
kind in tue south.
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SHERMAN.

Correspondence of the Herald.
SHERMAN, March 81, 1882 Weather
windy and dusty.
The district court is busy calling the
criminal eases to be tried this week.
To-day is estray day, and the auctioneers
are doing lively business.
The city election comes Off here to-mor-
row. There are eight candidates for city
MARSHAL, seven white and one black.
Hugh Kirkpatrick, wealthy farmer
near this place, who fell from his horse near
Kentuckytown few days ago, and was
seriously if not fatally injured, was yester.
day evening brought in on the wcst-bound
train.
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lS Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, the question
Of oponing the places OF business on Sun.
day is being agitated. An international
Sabbath conference was held there re
Gently, at which number cfaddrcsses were
made advocating the entire cessation Of
labor on Sunday. lts extremely difficult,
II seems, Tor numbers Of our American ci,i.
Gems to get the old Puritan idea Of Sunday
ont Of their heads. II Il becomes necessary
for people to work on Sunday, or Il Il bene.
fits the se ~ siI, pRblH 6ar iesmSa.ia Do
hey wilit Tat more reasonable rates. The u
the ccnyupplied with the bes! that home
ign markets afford. Fish, fresh
Pr'c''os ruff every day. Dinner aud 81
Ties made q specialty.it
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Game

NASHVILLE, April ga dispatch from
Murfreesboro says: Thomas McEwen, u
special deputy sheriff started to arrest
Bethel Thompson, who last year shot an
officer in Shelbyyille when about to be ar.
rested for horse stealing. Thompson was
found in bed. While the deputy was read,
ing the warrant Thompson shot him with q
pistol which he rev from under ispillow
the bullet inhictng = wound which will
probably prove fatal. The wounded man
returned the fire, killing Thompson in
stantly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-04
4 Rich Lead.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN April 3.-Tho
Cranberry Iron company have discovered
on their property in Mitchell county, North
Carolina, two veins of the finest magnetic
ore, one of eighteen feet and the other
,hirty.lour feet, They had tunueled
through the vein in building the railroad.
There is much rejoicing among iron men
here as, 1t nsurcs to Chattanooga mineral
districts an abundant supply of stccl.muk.
ing ore.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-04

CHINA and Japan In the west, and Russia
and Germany in the east, are on the Qu
vivc of war; In the meantime, the United
States looks calmly on, and is ready to
derive any pecuniary advantage that may
present itself In the complications. II is a
glorious thing to be tho fast friend of all
pat,aua
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-04
The Eminent Physician, j. Marion Sims, VI
d., New York:

~ am convinced that Prof Darby's
prophylactic fluid is most valuable dis
inieCtantn
For smallpox and other contagious dis
eases use Darby's prophylactic fluid Per
sons waiting on the sick should use it freely
1t will prevent smallpox, scarlet fever,
diphtheria or any contagious dseas> from
spreading, and the worst cases will yield to
its purifying and cleansing effects.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-04

ST.. Louls, April 3.--Baron frederick Won
Bcchtclschicn, eS-AuStrian consul, in this
city, who was charged with embc2zlcmcnt,
in criminal court to.daywas discharged ON
plea raised by his counsel that
the court has not jurisdiction
and that the otlensc only came within the
scope of the authority of the United States
courts; The baron, it is alleged, dcfrauded
several Austrian subjects of money they
had intrustcd to him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-04

THERE is actually number of Republican
journals advocating BEN HARRISON, of In.
diana, for tho presidency. All that has
ever been observed ola distinguished char
acter in BESJAMIY is the fact that he is ON
TIrprc \Nor's son
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-04

VIZ are under obligations to lloS. DAWN
b. CuLnrRsoS, member of congress from
tho second district, for copy Of the re.
marks submitted by him In the admission
ola new member of congress from Ncbras-
ks. Its an able paper, rcplctc with log.
icsl conclusions and unanswcrablc arru.
ments, based ON the law and the prccedcnts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-04

Ar the request of our government DR,
LAWSON, convicted and under sentence Of
death in London for poisoning, has been
respited until the 18th inst. lie will in all
probability hang, however, There is u
foolish sentiment here demanding his par
don but it is not likelyto produce any re-
ault
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-04

Tx oxtortion, or moro properly robbery,
practiccd by the Niagara hackmcn, is pro.
verbal, but heretofore il has been impossi.
bic to reach the exact sum of their villain.
les, One ofthem died the other day, how.
ever. and his estate exclusive of what he
had "blown in, Melted the neat little sum
of $4,000