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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

The sslePhore line 10 K1oi1z Is making good
rrvgrsss L VII not Be - very b1Eg before We
sLalL 1e able "a talk % CCr frlencs az E1n=c6e.
Nal1auil5 and PuzzI-u, vI-hlc- moving Ozr Of
uUr ECCses-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Msu-iau las been Ea6s of several sz-zu r1b.
be-ies u kEEzzlA11- zzzzh las been kspr and
L1ss EEl.-zE E1z1E a bog Ezz seen trTI-z - .zser
or q tee 5.lzssr's srEzg -EzEiozs. he poIlrs
f1r-s E-1s a E-zb &C hI1z bz- Ezs zzlhte % hol5
EIEz- he tE1Er- 11EzEer- LETT lis nat. Boots and
P.L-- q rs Graz beki-E TEruz-h rhezz hz Las
teeE t1=1E1es- aid -o= lie f1--e z11ld IiEE q
kzssE is szzst ztE-sahczzs a. be i Ezz-sc-7
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Caizszzaz vas 6r8=usd AZ Hakzlzz q Sea
day tEz Izzh 5zsz- Re "a zzsts5 ct % SEA b.
the E1od- ard rs body has Tx beEz rergTzrzc-
A11cker C1l11zzn az the sarze tine Ezs washed
o1s 20 sea b1r Ezs saved
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

The P0s=ai az-krrizl=s hers send forward thzir
nlIiI II Eood shape The ether day We =srs shown
the nsnt paIcksEs EAs u for the sa-g1s countries
"a tEe Jul,1r- The PCsrzLS-zr n Saz EraEczsc1
las eU1pl-uzEss6 CEr CEcs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22
NOTICE.

MISS KING WOULD RESPECT
vi fully Inform her friends thaf shc uI b. ready c
open the kindrr9aren Tuesday the illl instIn e
o'clock a = "a the new cottage thc OlTupc Hall
prentice Eanauu Avenue Thuss siskln1 3 SIS
duplication viii pieare Do 20 between nov 40 A1rd1y
next. ~ n 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Salaries Ers pretty good Al the Theatre Royal
Gina 11vu- he lza611z rrazud111 cunzustzis a
SILLry q SleLu per A11uuf the chisf iupersoua-
t1r u female pats so PER A1uCu- In Cal1f1--
Ia -Lsz Esa-- r-z Le4t1-E -1z- cleared 500.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

he schooner TeiIyit Captain ". whitrey,
clsarsd frul EiIo f1r san Francesca o. Wsdnss-
daF- Fsb-uIry l5zh- With a fGI cargo Of szzsr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

See oz- hanstia eoa-a ss- szsi-zsozorcsv es-ez-
/ a.. asa es-sssrosssnce sse=s ths Ns-caa.s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Tns-s s-e iaNO rsessess q szEa- 81 OscSsla
sas SOU at Hakalss azaisi,r shirr.s-t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

The nay rssissi left fer EcnzkcrE yesterday.
TIE report rEst Sc kai s-aIIru- &C board -h.li
Ezs eurrs-r z s1Eu tzrug par q last week
VS. c1l-s -rfcG1csG
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Two handsome SITES weighing a Little z1der
i've rgrs each have arrived fru- the Coast for
Mzss-s. L--ulG Z CO. and 3Izsszs- Schlzfzr r CO.
They z-s q tie McNszIe 1 Ur1A- E-Azz.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Tie M1zzsrar &C Iz=s-i1r permitted the CEiz=ss
Theatre u clay fra q e1pelss for lcsEse On Frs
eIT ard -zrr-iaE llst- 1-sI1- thzI tie I-cDul= q
the z1-1uu has oee1 a1-leuEe,i r1lrv n1uCrsfls q
G,5ilars hy trls esss5ilsEusz- IT, esuEiIEzels
fairy earned- Nksa playing eEerF ul1tz- TIE
theatre PAYS AZ the rate Il Slz Ez,5E-h no tie
IT,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

On Saturday tie liza izSr-- NJ Road saperyiso-
Jorrioz- =zz 6z=5 Il the P1Ia-s Cozrt at EiIo So
ard costs f7r zss.lzlt On a Cliazuzn-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

HIS Hguor TIE Cbizf Jas-ice has been appointed
E-1zhs G-znE Cruss q The O-,ssr ot EaIskKzt.
sid Eus Ezrsilszry tAs Mister u El-L-cs k-ize.
CCEula-s5zr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

All TIE Nils II Hiio district az flied Nth szz-.
waiting f1r vessels ID take l. szzy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

A large quantity Of Ii47or-soue IS cases AZ
riv=d ar Ho f5r tie ChEnese fms By the LiEzFiEe
@ r-a -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Nr. J. 7. Wtssrho1ss L improving his property
% Hotel street z-t Adams l1-s. By srscsi-z
dwelling el1Ssz Rpm IT, he rss1-zzcs CO EcCzl
s-rss- VII be u cJEsiisrtlls sizs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22
PORT or HONOLULU.
Slid

Arrived
E-e -E-rNSS C1-v ~ Nrs y,srk- Csts. f-or Srg1=v
E-An ~ Az-a- hc-u--.-l - E-zarzscs
Slid
Esr r7-A-- ~ -E f1r1t7T. Eegzr. Or c-u-.e
FMS --r 70 N-av rer. cess. t-r >a- E--1
rs-Au ls-rs -l---r---. F-r-rrla1 s-r >az Fran
AarrH. urrf flr Neu York
e-Er s.lr MtrT ra-han- Ger ev. fsr Hgursgur
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

The EF1izg o1-si-e the sErp f1r1erfy ocezE5s1
y G Nsss- or E1E s-reet- czze diva zItt III
yesazrz-EF E-1r--zE- ez1eEI-E q Flsser-1F E1Tz-z1
Dlr11- Al enEEzer- Ee Wa sez1ze5 aid seFsrzls
crEasai z5s1Er t1e kssi- WEsrz = or I1clI n
srec11r q 11ll-z--1s- A fzE E1rE azEl6s1ss vii
Z y o y przsE1ze1- cIl the zEtEEEl7z q tie
a----frl-1zs - s--s --a--e-s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22
MUSICAL HALL ASSOCIATION

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQuIRE-
II ments " Ar 10 q the BY Laws, the Annual Meet
irg q the Stockholders 81 the MUSICAL HALL
ASSOCIATION will hs held a. the Hall o. Monday.
March sgA, fSSs, a. T;So p, ~ }. 4. HASSlNGER
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

he weather has been dscidedIy rziuy at RiIo
Over Il inches fen On Sunday and Monday, the Iztl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

The Attention q tie rsa6sr l. called 10 the SIP
piszzez-. Il which VII be f5zzG Al irte-ssrlrz,
Statement of Mr. ~ IL Scutz upCz The prospects
q Iapgzess u-ulg-utl1u-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

An accident occurred on kauai last week. A
y0Gl- German Eb1 vas employed az the Eflazss
ptH-fzt-1u Vas dru=nsd while crossing = stream
between HE1alei and that place. The deceased
vas 4 Fsry popular nan and vel ed1cstsd-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

There VII Be meeting CT tie American Relief
Association raas evening his association kEs
51rs a great deal Of excellent vurk. NAV Il long
11E-ash 60 cary oct = chkrittbis purposes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

TE--s z-la 1zzze1 Nli--zE7. 'stei-5 -zs dE5=E-sd
At Eils CT Mozdzy. Fehrrzry I5Eh- He Wa c1zng
fr1E tts WzilzkE FissE 70 IT, s-1o01Ex Tri7i5tf,
t1- - zzcaf % Use y tozIzg the scgEE fr1-n tke
AEzzzlz MI Lzzd=E u TIE riFEr, rE-11zE tie
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

he rsiyy rzsarua LIS sroeSes ssa esisssials sor
I re Isiaz5S css hzzs--G z2szs Az n -vzse Cox
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

To-5Ey Is wlshtzg-0n's bt-th-dsy, and VII
6octslsss &c G1iy bJcgreG and rsrisudersd 81 al
vno t6u-s tie noble ard kiEh spl-zseJ- 10 natter
Of EhAE E.lza-E-l-1gy r1ey nlHy be.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

VI Trsgi1az had zar-uE escape from a loss
~ 5rs n rs zurkzh1p- y kau the room vas opened
On MgC1zv morning = Wis fg1-6 that large
p1rt11u q sks =0oc z5rs WIS II 4 charrE6 csJu1l-
tn1u= u l. supposed % have been szzcllderIn-z
si1cs >a-z-i1T- ID ss-i1Cs 51zazs vas dane f1rtz-
natzlT-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Anew tranEayis II cu1rse Of construction at
Eszlil plantation tie old one has proved faiare
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Ega Moc61y- hey intend making professional
t1zr tnrgCe1 the Islands. and ull Ccuury about 4
u-,11-l uFsr T. Il K be sincerity hoped that
they VII meet win tns s1ccsss thar srsrgy
deserves.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

In SPITE q hsavy rams the roads are rsporsed
Gs II good e115iti11
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

One q the s-saz 1rg-erz-1ss Ezs erzpi,17sd lz.st
Fri5aF 20 FuzP cz- the Ia sckHaasr- The vessel
was fzI q EaEsr. bzE TIE sn1s pEzrpes1 = Dry
a. lze buruErs ElE less rka1 * k1sr--
EszzrE I1Ez-ss afsEr tie e1zI1e cezssc EurE-
kcweEer- there zzs EIGHT I1ckes q EaEer II tie
asid- thsrE Ezss Be sozs pretty Gig Erizs Il ne
vessel
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Ihs lLrEs briizz ACROSS HsuapePe guIeh Is ezt-
ting along eaPitsIly- One hundred and ffty feet
lirsady pla1kzt= this Is Only one more pisr -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

The nils are hard At vUrk grinding and til
vessels are kept running With fail frsishts-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22
WANTED.

- sire F1itr q roD-1f end bctrd 10 regpect1bls
fanllT - tsEn- Adtrs.s J. z. ElekNA1.
a1% = HeFc111f s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Among Ire GsE4l-c-rss By thz cry q S-nr Tgrs,
WIS Hiss EEzntHi Judd VITO soss % TIE States 70
be married SLe Is followed by the god wishes Of
4 L1-ys cz-ris u f-lz1ts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

bus ssd q las veek. and sogse raRrvello1S dishes
were cc.cceEeG- Sy the sev e i q eartces fact
thst rnSry - ctr bows hsye r,Ors talent IN the
celr-a-y hle than our girls A Question pct up0on
TIE r1zt1er he ochc- Day. revealed that ctrrpin,
szr-stlzacrs BAD rsscs TIE tagealas ritsr rractl-
eaiiy Acquainted vita the mysteries q niakia,
Stes, bci.frg rsJtzto~s, rrepartng ocfes. and enc
verlr-sscu,s yucth &scltrsd BE eccl3 tackle \
rIi1Lns lis = praetieal at al svsntS-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Tie S1r=eCszs Eho dsser-sG ser7ics 4 short
the ago. and =ho lsft Haiku plantation for
E1nCtrIz- Es-s fl1Dd By o6lcsr MsG-ts1s ca
b'lar1 the Fl-z-t gttss4- rpm Ehich vessel they
I'D s11Esl 1Ezy- LEsy VII G1c5EIess rsszrz -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

L < rarely rhsr any ore Gets lost 1bc1- town.
bG1 last TEzrsG1y E-zis child which had arrived
T. the stezz=r got separated from Is mother ard
wzs fairly lost. Al cane rrcts. Eozever. II
s1ze- and mother and coilE we're SHORTY restored
Il ore another
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Tie following Is a Ess Ct he zs=lg elected CT
csrs q China Erzt-z Co Ne 3 % serve daring
the year - C. Akzza- E1rgEau; L Actucz, L.
Assistant. C. M1rrIz-, ID Assistant; Tai Phart.
Dsl=Ca1z- HUCg Al1al, T7gasarsE7 Hong Qzou,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Raiz -ziz A, -ziz q, wAen X Il eoi-s - lst
" u Msa1a, evezz=z tAer~ vsrs yezy heavy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Three sSicks q sugE--cazs have beer received
FROM the Plhaa Plantation. and the oz-s-s there
q have 1sez Prvpoz-a1ra-sly Srzs-ersd And EatIi-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

he ClsygS Nss Tsyf a-vivs,; o. ThzrsSisy. Issh-
she bad been detained ~ sea 1bCzz y hocrs ur.l
sur-s -=csssary rera--s I'D Be done % tss ria-
ch1sry-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

lNA Hans Won Baios Wis b zisf y piay ClsfEIr1l
Musk cseninE parties On uotartts taruls Lsss111
lar lie 81 ne Post O1cs bsyoid thai - 81 Gem
mgnleaflons leD a. WELLS Music Store riH 10
promptly sttcndrd 70 - ~ lu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

ABcrT rcvS.
Cciss a-e S-;1 vvrv prvvsasat. cd and y0G=S ars
Szssr~zs~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

there have hesz several cases e petty lsrcery
aoo-s TIE tgvz is-ely- Anosssr siga q a3vznci-s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

The rev blocks Of b1iIdi-ss At the eo-rszs OF
Fort and Queeu streets are progressing rapidly.
NsSsrs- Wilder L Co.'S Is IN such condition that
i very far IDEA, Of shat It's appearance vili be.
CHrlpbsLls property. BEING more extensive Is not
II - advanced stlss- bet over Portl0n Of It
the root = GLrsty r1-d and the frurts are being
pushed along fast When e1uplsts, there vii be
a very fine set Of oices for hire IN ore Of the best
IltI---Ias u III
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Els Majesty sAe king d. nss ieave By ths
stsarer yssss-tly. ks Intends % 70 re1s TrssGay.
he cisa--xrgeE.eEs u AS plans has oesz caused
by the rL-ess u Governor Dcr-tras.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Ths s-ss csrro e sssar sor Nev Ts-k vas
cleared Is Sasz-azy. h 4issis slilsd vlsh Sc
s..-S s-- Ehx- MR.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22
NOTICE.

ALL PARTIES ARE HEREBY
"A warned n0' 70 bay Dan No - g 50, in aves u
J A Nzscca fcr SSeo drawn ~ q. X. reekwith upcn
Castle ; Ccekc. heb tfA. fSS2. p1gmcnf upcn the
same Ass heen stegPc1. IA. NAGooN. IS =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

he Amateur MEsical Socizsv holds It's annual
meeting for the electiua Of C65csrs. and trarsae-
tiou Of other business, az the Music Hall Friday
evening OF the 34th- The members doubtless
rscoEulzs The Importance OF having the entire
voice q tie s1csEy u-Cu the important matter OF
choosing ut1cers for the cunning year. Il Is 70 be
sar-zs1iy desired. that With 3 choice u officers
fIvura5le % the entire society. and With more
favorable cIrrUE-s1aucss To ATect the work Of the
society tElu hIvs affected Il during the past year.
IL csIr ysAr may l-Gl-ats sOus progress II must
eaLI culture
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Valentines were uos As h-gsly PaErouizsd tais
vsa- IS zs-aL The raSe fer tbs kind u zr--ss-
zzsz- sse-zs - h1Ts 6isG CO..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Tie band n charge q III. (. Berger vent L
Wti,1ku On blonizy per sseNrasr Eidlusa Ela- I
Is - oe ready ~ ccrst kls Majesty OF his arrival
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Chinatown vas brilliantly illuminated On Thurs
DIV evening. Hotel street between NuuAn1 ard
NkEnaksa streets vas fairly abla1s with lanterns
and John Wds evidently making preparations for
the rezt day. Nsry few q the Chinese stores
were 0rsn tJr TIE Purposes % trade The large
Chinese restaurant. where one can Est such GslscrL
be celestial cookery the very scent Of which L
HpstlsI-Z WIS closed for the evening. bus 4 sharp
nose eo-ld furstsu the coming banquet Of sharks
rs, rotten eaa-as. Ireisnt FISH. and Other Gslica-
c,ss which vcCLG make Johns hsG-t merry o. the
EurruE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Un5er the auspices Of the Athletic Association.
sIr1e Of cricket and baseball IA sch were played
on the NNklk1 plains. L4kyu tennis have
also formed portion q the afternoons SuuSe-
uert. bCt The players did not put IL appearance.
We hedr thxr sEorsiy the meetings Of the ASsccia-
t11c VII Be held N Thou1s Square, it l. being
leyeis6 ard prepared for practical use his piece
q pubEc Ind viii AZ last becun2e benefit % the
pcblic. FrCu the number OF people Who drove
OCT - see the gJcss az Nakiki Il l. very evident
th- considerable Interest : being felE II the p-u
Eryss q the Athletic Association.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

The ecrns- lot On Merchant and TOz. streets s1-
tending frcr, Dcctor HcEua-n's foSrsss store.
-cg-G - Cezcn street. has bSen p1rchase3 6y Mr..
SGwpHsl for SSS.fuC. he intends pctrirS up =
new sst q stores which are 10 De The hRnGsor,es.
Il he eity they VII be bulk % stone fron ths
G1a-rrrs ths Honcellah estate tAfs ssoss :
cupsthls q taking Sre rslrsa. and very nae vc-k
q crs q TIE nreS. properties tor euSlcsss par
p,lsss II the c-tv. A OCr trade increases, these
business ss-ss VII become ve-y vslnahls.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

: n DEvatsoR has szksz possession q his rev
oeses D. Eoifuzs-'s cid SAID whSch he l. hzv-
~ E--ed Up II E-s--class s-yl--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Are TIE hack sickezS weich S-s iSS1ed frv= the
irss-'cr Oscs isgzl tzz6sr O. Egt. they have hee-
EE1c~ rsfzs-G ty hsckzzss lasely.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22
Artesian Well Borer
AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.

THE REG ULAR SESSION OF
Il oeeanie Council No ~ A. L. q u arr held in
the knights - Fythias Haii Camphcli's Building on
the FIRST and THIRD TUESDAYS q every noah.
81 Sm HENRY SMITH, Sec'y.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

D. L Z. Thaehsr hSs recently purchased the
11s private Residence CT E'rg street sass. lasely
g-=sG a=G 0eezrie3 ~ NJ l. ~ C0cke-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

The Rev. D.. D1uou has presented 70 the Board
q E6rcatioc. sc- he Hawaiian M1Ssula. 4 mum
bs- Of MAPS. char portraits, ETC. Which we've en-
srtved oy tie STUDENTS A. Lah1lcal1na. Under the
erection q tas teeu Rev and later Judge Lorrin
ArGryzs. abczt the year $50. such snSr1vinEs
rI-s and L-sersstir, and The copper plates
&C WATCH they. Or TIE most u them. printed.
are sorry % say, destroyed Sor,s years Sz.
The Board q Ed1cati11 very happy 70 receive
such srstS. anything belonging 10 the ancient or
Ol3sn TIMES u Hawai- nsi FIR the N1Ssuu-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

The HoEolala Athlete Association, in oeier 20
get or vcrki--- hiss as soon As possible. are De-
sa-c-s Of cCsctilS t1s l-lzlarlc- fss and dues q
rneE-hsrs 10 have not paii Those desiring TO
lcla the Association nav apply - any
rrsr-bes q the BoSrd u DireciorS The
izI-l1-iun fee Is 50 and he Dies $ annually, II
pad II adv1ncs. o. $50 Qutr-sriy pNi3 n
advance. Mr. A. n. Hsssst II aGthcgtred - ~
esirt for cues exc. frUu Tire 18Th 70 the 18th Of
February, lzcicsIve. a. Vhseh latter dAte the ten
DAYS grace allowed tS- Ihs payment u The sane
expires.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-16
MURDER WILL OUT.
Gen. Tacker's Assassins Discovered
Killed to Get Him Out OF the Way
in q Lawsuit.
Particulars OF the Farcus Horror at
Yieksburg-A Beed OF Almost
Unparalleled Atroeity:

Special Correspondence OF the Appeal
OKALoNA, July 13.-Simmons, at the pre-
hminary examination held here this week,
confessed to his participation in the murder
of General Tucker. The latter was a wit
ness agsinst old man Shaw in a libel suit
To get him out OF the way was desirable,
as he was the witness on whose testimony
this case turned. His murder was decided
upon by old Shaw, who sent TO Texas for his
son to csme and help him, and also sum-
moned his son-in-law for the same purpose
The three agreed to employ Simmons, and
all four rode toward fuckers house,
but the son-in-law was taken with a chill
and returned home. The other three went
on, and old msn Shaw held the horses until
his son and Simmons went 10 the house to do
the deed. They took position each at the
window and made noise. Tucker opened
that at which Shaw's son was standing to as
certain the cause, when the young man
shot him dead. Young Shaw then returned
to Texas. Simmons feared that he would
be found out, and while making his escape
wrote letter at the Sipse ferry which he
gave to the ferryman to put in an envelope
and post for him. The ferryman read it and
made himself acquainted with the contents,
and this led to Simmons arrest and the de-
lection Of the criminals. fuckers murder
will no doubt BE avenged. ss*
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-16
Ihe Farcn. mn-ae-

The following particulars of the Farcus
tragedy at Vickburg are taken from the
Herald of the 14th, "a short telegraphic
account of which appeared in the APPEAL
OF yesterday:
At 8 o'clock yesterday morning "a fire
broke out in a one-stoty frame on First
North and Yanwood streets. With much
exertion the firemen put out the fire. The
house was owned and occupied by A. Farcus,
German. The extinguishment of the
flames and search through the charred
debris laid bare one of the most horrid trage-
dies every enacted within the borders OF this
State. The dead body of woman,
identified as that of the wife of Far
Gus, was found lying among the
rieepins apartment adjoining the store. The
bedstead on which the mattress belonged had
evidently been consumed by the flames, as
there were no vestiges of it discernible.
The condition of the unfortunate woman
corpse presented a sckenipg spectacle
The flesh was entirely burned from
the lower limbs, laying bare the bones below
the knees. The skin and exterior flesh
of the abdomen were entirely consumed,
exposing the piscera. The face was charred
beyond recognition, and the hair en-
tirely destroyed. From a hole in the
skull the brains were oozing. Around
the head and under the back of the corpse
unn1istakable evidences of elotted blood
were discovered staining the mattress and
saturating that portion of the womsns night
garment which had been protected from the
flames by the interposition of the body above
1T. The fingers Of both hands were burned
off. The right arm was elevated above the
face and bent at the elbow az il it had been
raised to ward of blow. The left arm was
lying supine by the woman's side. The men
who first dicovered the. fire say they found
Fsrcus lying on the side gallery, on which
ioor OF the bedroom opened. They state
fe was bound hand and foot, with a.
sick drawn over his head, his
clothes saturated with cloroform, and
that his loud cries for assistance first at
| tracted ihem to the burning building. They
| further state that his clothes were saturated
with chiorotorm, and that he appeared to be
under the influence OF that drug. Farcus
says six masked men and negro woman
enteredthe house, dragged him to his store
room, made him open the safe, whence
| they took 500, when Farcus became insen-
sible. He says his wife was bound and
| chloroform used with her. A neighbor
heard heavy trea,l in Fareus,s house. The
| jury's inquest showed that Fascus and his
| wife freanenfly quareled, and had once
lived apart; recently a 5000 policy Of in
surance on her lie had been taken out: he
had been indicted for unlawfuiiy refaiiips
| liquor; his premises have been burned
down three times within six years.
Farcus is a man of bad character, bat there
| is as vet no clue 10 the murderers. The
| Vicksburr Commercial says: incidents are
coming out in competition With this horrible
murder which will no doubt throw light on
another murder which was committed some
months ago, but is wcouded in mystery"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-16
HOLLY sPKINGs, MISS.
The Menaphss and Selma Railroad
Democratic Comfy Convention.
.clal correspOndence of the Appeal. !

Special Correspondence of the Appeal
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS, July 15.-On Tues
day, the 11th instant, Msjor J. J. Bssby, Of
Memphis, was in this city looking after the
interests of the Memphis, Selma and Bruus-
wick Railroad Company, of which he is vice.
president. Early in the morning he visited
the eastern part of the city, accompanied by
a number of prominent citizens, for the pur-
pose of selecting site for a depot, At
o'clock pm, 4 citizens meeting was called in
the courthouse. Mayor FAINT was called
TO the chair, and the journalists pres
ent asked to act as secretaries. Quite a,
large audience assembled. AT General w.
s. Featherston's request, Major Busby ex-
planned the purpose of the meeting. He
said the Representatives of this city promised
the c9mpany some months ago, the sum of
S50,0)0, IL necessary, for the purpose of
building a depot and furnishing depot
grounds. He believed one-tenth of this sum
would suffice for the purpose stated, and
hoped it would be subicribed al once. He
was followed by Ed M. Watson Esq, Gen
eral W.. s. Featherstou, James II. Watson,
Eq, and Colonel John Calhoon. These
gentlemen all spoke in favor of making an
Immediate subscription of the required sum,
dwelling upon the advantages gained by
the city in possessing this road, and
urging the necessity of building
sood oePot. upon .notion Oh Oolouei Cai-
hoonthe Cnair appointed committee oil hve
gentlemen TO take SUBSCRIPTIONS, and over
sloVo was AZ once subscribed. Aner aaoPt-
ing 2 resolution oil thanks 10 MAJOR basny
Tor MS energy IN working Ior the proposed
road, the meeting ADJOURNED until FRIDAY,
the l4th instant, at IL O'Clock am; Inc
subscription committee, composed OF Colonel
John Cal6oon, chairman; George M. Bq-
chanan, Ed M. watson, W; a. Jones ana ;;
=. Levy tnen canvasseo tne ceht,ai part OF
sne ci'y, ana IN q iew nours dn lne supscf pio1S
amounted 10 more than szoVO- AT tneao-
loornsd meeting To-Day mayor sut was again
csiiea 70 ,ne cnair, ana George fseimensnyoer
appointed secre1ary. Inc chairman OF 'he
com mli'es asPofteo tne suoserip,iohs 70 nave
reacheo rzzo2, ana saio ne old not peneve
ss me members could collect more than Szooo.
re com mittee was oroered 70 report 10 an
saleurned meeting 10 De heid on FRIDAY,
Ja,{ Isl, at II O'Clock, am. Upon motion
Q. W A Jones, Esq, another committee OF
i've "as appointed to CANVASS me neonia on
!, ( - su",cfI PsioDs' tne colnnnl.ee
oelng az ioiioWs: j. w. stephenson E,q
chairman, and Messrs. John ID. Record, w.
u Cox, John b. McCiatchy, and M, j.
MCKINNEY The meeting then adjourned
Inc contractors have been buslly at WORK
upon .ns s'ockaae ior tne reception OF tne
ooItsc.s VINO are 10 Isoor upon the new roaoi