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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10
BORN.
MARRIED.

Ia thi. city, May lth, iSss to the wife of Capt G.
Brownell, son.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10
Mn

to. The 1afty broke up q little before II o'clocl
Coed wishes % the young couple.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10
Mnrshal's Sale.
NOTICE..

Il NOW ALL MEN ny inns No
IN cc that thp undersigned, the utarral Walton o.
the late J, nim0nd thimnVNs old rvsdvnt 90 lana
kua, Hawaii who Was wei known ey torslgpcrs and
natives aud died Withuut issuus AND the undersigned
being the daughter vt his younecg hroihoT Thomas
chimncy, who married lny mother Therefore nov
call upon those who nov hold hr estates hglnneinr
month ifcm the publication ot This notec n the " TIA
waiian 1ascle' aud " not so VIII prosccutc accord
Ing TO law,
SIS SINE Mrs. NJ. kAMAkA KAMAIknII
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10

Miles Bros. Fave recently imported four horses
from 60 fsasi ol tho finest stock aud breed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10

L kISTLER WILL CONTINUE
lie the business Of Tiusmithina Plumbing and Gas
flttng al TIE old stand, on his arcuuuts and he
late nrm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10

SATURDAY May 6, 1882.
Minutes were read and confirmed.
Mr.. Aholo moved reconsideration of the resolu-
ton regarding the supply of newspapers to the
Representatives. His motion was carried, which
included the Saturday Press and Daily Bulletin.
PETITIONS.
From Makawao, that loan of 100000 be not
authorized by the Assembly.
From Hama, that a loan of 100000 be su-
thorized.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10

WIZ make flying trip combining business with
pleasure
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10

The schooner Era, Captain Paul, arrived at San
Frannisco on the 18th of April after Il days run
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10
Dissolution of Conartnershin.

UlssOIuuOn OF UOpAfMeTSMp'
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
BY that the CopaItnershlp heretofore existing between
r. kistler and G. j smith, under the arm name aud
style Of kiser Smith, is this day dissolved by mum
al consent
r. kISTLER
J. SMITH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10
SryENrH DAY.

SNVENrH DAY.
MONDAY, MAY sth. 1852.
The minutes of previous day were read and con-
frmed
PETITIONS.
From Makawao, that the poll taz DO reduced to
- cents.
From Makawao, that the people who have no
children snail pay a cents only for school tax
From Hama, that native Hawaiians shall not be
required 10 work on SATURDAYS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10

large number OF guests gathered together last
Thursday evening to celebrate the wedding Of
Miss Mary J. Hopper and Mr.. E. Wells Peterson,
~ ti.c residence OF iha '-i='- f-trer After The
important ceremony hsa befn ecne through the
Happy psir received the congratulations Of their
friends There WAS goodly array of very hand
some presents 70 SHOW some useful some oIiia-
n 1ntal. The new house Was very much admired
he rooms are lofty, handsomely finished and fur
rlshed. In The dining room a sunptuous cola
fion vas laid oui, which vas done ample justice
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10

The Amateur Musical Society, by request, will
sing at the Loan Exhibition rooms on Friday
L -.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10
xx,rrn mnED II P Q; THAI
TO LET ]

A COTTAGE SUITABLE FOR A
IA small family sftuated In the vineyard OF Nuuanu
Avenue and adjoining the residence Of br c. E. Rowe
InouIre NJ the = GAZETTE = OFFICE. 900
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10

Governor Halliday left in the steamer; he ex-
presses himself as highly pleased with his stay,
and thinks one month too short a time to see our
islands in. The Governor is remarkable man:
he was a member of the Southern Congress. gem
eral on the Southern side, losing an arm in the
war a large stakeholder. Lately he has been Gov
ernor of the State of Virginia, and is prominent
figure IN its politicA He is most ardent Demo-
crat, and avows his opinions freely In converse
ing off into quaint vitticisms which add piquancy
to what he says Ii is said the Governor is an
excellent public speaker.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10
AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.

1.-THE REG ULAR SESSION OF
j. oceanic Council No 90 A. L. Of j are held in
the Knights Of Pythas ball. Campbell's Building
| the FIRST and THIRD TUESDAYS Of every monih.
| s0i SIN HENRY SMITH, Seciy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10

The fire bells pealed forth simultaneously at 4
o'clock last Saturday morning. Energetic fremcn
turned out immediately but the fire was out before
they reached the scene of action. Mr.. Jaeger's
cook house was burnt 10 the ground. There can
be no cause traced as to the origin of the fire be-
yond the surmise that the matches were ignited by
being nibbled by rats or mice. Mr.. Jaeger pro-
poses TO furnish himself with about 200 feet of hose
that can be attached 10 the main by means of a
hydrant, and SO. to certain extent, be independ-
ent Of the energetic though distant fremen.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10

The 1sst,alia started to haul OF from the wharf
at $50 7, N, ON Monday last, but she did not ret
through the channel before II O'Clock After haul
ING her head of, the pilot went out 10 see the
buoys properly lit up. During his absence, some
one let 10 the head line which caused her TO swing
round foul of the Fioa. The latter received slight
damage and the steamer smashed a side-icht, By
skillful management she was extricated from her
perilous position and proceeded 10 sea-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10
NOTICE.

Final readingof bill creating Mahukona port
of entry. The bill was read and passed.
| The House adjourned at IL a m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10

There have been quite number of very enioya-
BILE social entertainments during the week. Her
Royal Higbness the Queen Dowager Emma gave
dancing party at her residence on Saturday even
ing; large number of our young people were pres
ent and report that they enjoyed themselves very
much. Many of them mus have been pretty tired
too, for they had, the evening before, attended
very pleasant little party at the residence of His
Ex. the Minister of Foreign Affairs. His Ex the.
Minister of the Interior gave small dinner party
last Thursday, at which General Dimond and
Governor Halliday were present.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10

| The Minister of the Interior has been called
upon for the details of DR.. McGrews lease Of the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10

Captain Carcill Of the AuSt,ilia coes home ON
furlough after arriving at san Francisco, His
place will he filed by Captain 1uloh, the present
chief oiiicor. The latter commanded various
s.oamors ON the coast of China in former years.
Captain Cargill has earned favorable reputation
on this line both asa seaman aud gentleman,
land there is every reason TO believe that his sue
cessor will I'LL the post with equal credit.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10

Opinions are divided regarding the 100000
loan. Makawao prays that it may be granted,
whilst Hama presents a supplication that the idea
will not be entertained for the present
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10

SIS. lavlor has gone to the Coast to obtain
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10

The Dolly BWHei6rpublishes petition on the
Temperance question week after the same APP
peared in the GAZETTE, giving as a reason, - as
none of the other Journals of this city printed 1t.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10

His Majesty entertained Col. Spreckels, Gov.
Halliday and Messrs E. Macfarlane and Z. W.
Townsend at lunch on Saturday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10

Amongst the passengers who left by the p. NJ. ;.
: ABsbo'io, were many Of our distinguished res
dents also several visitors took their departure.
We notice the names Of Gen Dimond. of MeSsrs.
Halliday, T. Il. Foster, W, G. Hopper c. J, Fishel.
]. q. Tucker. and several ladies.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10

The 18th of March, the birthday of Kameha
meha Ill, has by the present Legislature been
appointed Government Holiday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10

Quite number of ladies and gentlemen from
the Colonies visited the Legislature on Monday
Unfortunately, the days work was very brief, as
an adjournment took place a little after II A. n.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10

The mass meeting last Thursday night, in favor
of total prohibition was a grand success. \
lennthY rernrt will be found in another column.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-28
Gin @rctcft be8 Generals Roicz
Grams aeaen Staine's &cee.

gSaibtugtou, 81. Tebruar. - @enes
raj g8. 9. 8Oiecrans iiberlfidtc beutc 4beno
Der D9lTociirten Breiie" elm S1reibeu, in
melaem er gcgen gemilie, BON Srn. Blaine
i'll ieiner bcutigen 9tCbe i'm Sapttol gema6tc
QeuBerungen proteItjrt, beionoerS gcgeu
bic angabe, ba6 ,3wictrudt uno gtieriudJt
utter Den Siii3eren Der BON 8oiecrans be
febligten @unberlano-Armee berrlf)teu, ais
@arfielO ;um Stabsdei berielbcu ernannt
pur6e. generaI 5tplecrans beftreitet bic
QRaHrbeit 6ieisr aHgabe un6 ertldrt, ipenu
cin ioldGr 3uitanb III ieiner 2lrmce eriitirt
babe, 10 bate er ais @ommanbeur eS icocuz
ialls gepubt, un6 e8 mGre @arfielo'S Yftdt
gemeen, ibm 0tittbeiluugen oariiper III
MAIDEN. Ierner bei6Wert ii6 General
0'OieCrans itber bic 2leuBeruug 8laine'5,
boB n@arfielo'S militdriid)e 9ienfte AMI oem
oGntmiirbigen 6eloe pOn @bifamauga ;um
Qbidluiie gelangten un6 baB er iidb, 70 I'M
heilOoQ jcner 6ampf and fitr Die QGaffen Ser
linton ausFiel, uniterblid1e 2orbeereu bort
ermarb." @eueral 9toiecrans ertlGrt, Sert
Slaiue batte nm Der @eredtigteit2Siuen bin
;uiiigen iOuen, bnB jeue Sfla6t ben Sfiiii-
iel beS Sii6eHS, uGnilid CHATTANOOGA, fir
Die Union gewaun uub iontit ben bauptiddJz
liden 3wed bes gau3en 0elo3ug8 erreidte.
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0crmifebte te1e9rapbifcbe De-
pcGd1cn.

@r5biidJof 8urceli ieierte pOrge'
itcru i'm uilulInertlolter 3u ct. DCarttnS,
8ropu=GOnntg, Ohio, iciueH So @eburts'
tag.
Sic YbiGnbelpbier 8ud) b NIB
Ter bielteu geiern cine 8crIammlung uHO
rabmen Selhlillie an, in weld)eG Iie gegSu
bic im @ouQreiie ifmebeuOe 8i0 ;lr Aufbe
buug bCs Giufubr3olls Don % Rro3eut al
valorem aui 3ejturgru, @taga3iucu uuO
StoiGdiren proteittrcu.
Senahttd]e ROtb bcrridt untCr ben Be
uolneru BON g uUcetomH, @allatiH
@Curt0, Sus., uno llmgcgeuO in Solge Der
bort eiugetretcneu Sanmbriidje Uno lleber
id)lutmmungeu. Ser CSouusrueur pon SQi-
nois tat 100 3elte an Die GemobHer dbgt
id)idt Die burdl oas oOhpalftr aus tbreu
6duiern Dertriebeu purOeH.
Ser o3umeu anti H ot9B NJ e
8crcin" IN Sult Gate=Gtte, Utah, ndbm
in ieiner Ooraeltern AbenO abgebaltencN
SeriOmmlung SeidliiNe oil, teelhe ben @OHs
grc6 sriuden, iih nidt ldnger auf balbe
DioBregeiu Sn Oerlanen, iorlDeru OeH Dtor
moneH ioiort ale pOlitiideu YriUilegfH gu
eut5ieben, bis iie iiA oeR GeieBeH Der Der.
Stuateu untermerieu.
Ser IS. @eburtstGa ocS 3ihtcrS yonA
fellom mur6e qelteru in oerihieoeuen
Stdoteu Jeu=Guglano'S leitlIdD begangeu.
Ser AopOtat SEQ. Barn lSalI, meiAer
tiir;lid in ieiner &otnuHg Su Rew uttz
red t, H.Y., gelduNen Wuroc uno In trts
tiifem 3ultanbe ooruieocrIieat, bat cine
4ute DIortcm 2luSicgc gemaht, III pelGer
CT iFtue Satin beldulotgt, oen SAuB abge-
ieutrt 3u babeu. Sic 6rau mur6e Uer6dI
tet.
Sine Delegation ciUiluBrctder Per'oncn
ans Hemarf, rs, begab lld geiterH ua1
8reutOn uuo ucrlut)tC, oen GOuOerufur pom
gieipz Seriep gu beweger, oaS geBen oeu
U0roer WlartiH aH8geiprObeHe
&pbeSurtb 3 ell in lebCu5lanGlId)c 3udt
bauSBoit um,umanoCln. Ger @ouperneur
beriprot, beutc cine CHbgiilttge GHibeIOun8
abjugcben.
ieiberleb eu6eu Seeieute oeS
@olf uao WtiiiItppt GeihmaoerS oeS y D
mtrnlS Sarragut bielteu gerern tbre
SobresUeriammlung in Bbtlaoelgbla uno &c
uanntCn elm @omite, peld]es ua1 9al1Ing
ton reiien Iol, I'M pOnOBlidl cine 13ahlung
Der leit Der GrOberuug BON 9felO orleans
in 1862 fdniqeu Eriieugeloer 81 erpirteu.
Ger er ne Trahtwnggon, meld)er pou
SuuSran3iScO uGt Y em-O rieaHS
befor6srt muror, fam ge1eru iiber Die - Siio
lidle 9acific=&abu" in esr lebteren sStaot
an. Der @aggOH mar l4s Gage uuterwcg'
gcmp1cU
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Niehmdrfte.

@btcago, 27. Sebruar. - 0ts 3ufubr
pOu Shneiusn belief fidb beute uuf 14,5O0
Stiif; 8erien0ung 1900; Die Breiie partrs
ten srpiiheu $4 40 uu6 $3.50. - &inbuieb:
3ufn6r $500, 8erisnouug $500; 8ertdufe
3u$2. 40 bis $6.60.-Sdaufe: 3ufubr $4,000,
Berieubung 1900; Sertaufe gu $500 bis
1920.
6t. Souls, 81. 6ebruar. - Sdwsine: !:
3urubr 5000, Serienoung 500; Sertduie Iu
$5.75 bic Rin6uieb: j3ufubr 1000,
SerIeuoung 200; Sertduie 3u $3.75 bis
Sc. 6.5O.-Shaaie: 3ufubr 2800, Serlenouug
coo, Sertdufe 3u $400 bis 5000.
@eit@ bilabelpbia, q 6ebruar.
- 9Rinouieb: Serfdufe 2400 Stif, Yrtma
74-7s, quite Ca, mittlsrs 5g-6s iblshte
41-54. Shaaie: Sertdufe 5000, prima
6t-6z, quite 6B-6s, mittlere 81 - g.,
Ifledte 44-5t.-9dmmer 5-7f-6dlber
80. = @dlpeine: 8ertduie 5000, prima
104-10t CUTE $40, mtttlere 9-9h
ihlsdte S4-S4.
GaIt .2tbertn, Semi, 81 6ebruar.
- &inouish; Ginfubr 1919, Sertdufe BON
$500 bis $6.70.-Shmeine: 3ufubr 5000,
Gertdufe III $6.70 bis s7.G0. - S6aafe:
ginfubr 800, Scrtaufe gu s4.75 bis $3.50.
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Gin Srpnsez Slb9us oeS 6efebtS
Enb Der 0anp bes @rdiiSenten s@ =.
6arfetp.

New Yorf, 27. 6ebruar. - llugeidbr
III berielben ,3eit, in pelher Su 8ni6ugton
Die garfelo Granddaughter ltattiano, nurs
ben oas @eiidt uuo Die liute Sano bes er.
moroeten Brdi0enten inter Geitung Oes
SiiuflerS 9. Gau6ens, Sd0pisrs Der Sara
gut, Statue, III ben biGfgen Gtabliiiemeut
Ser Sp. 6. Seurg s. 8OunarO in Bronze ges
goIIen. Ser ais Mobea Oieuen6e Gpp8ab-
gu6 mar oeretu3ige, weld)er eriitirt, uuO man
belt es fir nothwen0ig, i'm in Srouje um-
sugteBen, nm tbu ais biitortifes AnOeuteu
auibemabreu Su f0nnen. Der @uB gelang
polhGnoig, uno man trai bei,oer Arbeit be
ionoere 8orfhtsmaBregelu, nm ;u Uerbtuz
bern, oob Die SOrm ODER oa5 WloOea unbsz
iugter gReiie aufs gteue 9ebruuht puroe.
3os @eiidt piest II Yfuu6 uub bic SanO
24 BfuuO. 9as erltsre @uBitid itellt Die
i3lge @arfielo's oar, mte ite mad ietnem
&obe ausiabeu, uno trdgt uuUerfannbare
Spursn GROCER t0rperliaer 2etOen 5ur
SG1nu
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Otr. 80.
@uitcau.

= 'alAtuRtoH, p. 6cbr, - 6luitenu
gmph rG ant lstten SomitaNe uiele Sciutsr,
sarNR ter cine Delegation Der @eictgebung
npu d rio uuo Die Mitglieoer oes SriegSae
rtdjts, .weld)es Den Scrpcauteu Dtaion pro
;eiErt. Gr er;ablte stlitcn NtitulieSeru SeS
Rrjeasugs. ittS ieius &rFon NeS am II. Sep.
temberS ca ibu gerHaGteu GugriiiS uuo uer
iudt,. bic : erren III ii6tritugcu. Nd6 sr AM
Srnfi,r fR4 5, ais IfoioU oM S6uB ab.
ftucrte.
@uifeau ia ciut tntidlofcr, cine meitert
Gpaagc lsincs SnacS The Truth, a com
uanion to the Bible 81 pcr6itutlidcu,
salS crFart,. Dir Anilage iuiirbe binueu iuci
@od1en rridein5a Sc TiiuNigt an, baS ncue
gud miiror eiusn 9lnhdns eHtbolten, mel
d,sr ieiucn yGross { meRen $eieitiguug 5a-
mes NJ Gor1rlb'5r ihtllcrt. Der Ni0rOer
Tat I'd, por Rlr;en cine &tbct getuuit auf
Nerea eiEes glati er icineG 9famen uno OaS
Niotto Live right and do good gcidric
ben bat - 1eh 8en ebnlcn nad) witO 0r.
ScoUtBc am ndbReu : onncrliage pOn ltcw
yost btfrbgr prldtshja II, nnt 'emt Eli of
Exceptions im 6d,A @uIteau eiHu
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Sin permistcr Sprpf1e elmer brttis
fdbeu S(eclSfdmllie.

II Z ~ utttl y. UeprNar. = Os Oer9
lontet, ou6 man cine Spur bon Dem OermiB
ten Sruber oeS Serjog5 bon ytewcaitle III
0iGier Sta6t ooer jbrer uHmittelboren Ndbe
gefunoeu bat, uub boB mebrere BeriOnen
6ter augCfommen iiuO, nm JiahforiduHgcH
mad Dem bereits felt lau9er .3eit UermiBteu
SproIien bcS 6apIe8 @lintpn an3uite(leu
G5 perlautet, oaB cr Dor Sur3em ais Gage.
l0bner in Dem oSaguiem Dtaljmert" beidlai=
tigt mar. gCtauntltf purbe bel icincm
Seridminbsu aus gugl0uo auSgeiprengt, er
babe SelbItmoro bCgaugeu, tuoeB oeuten &c
iuife umItduSe al, baB er mad 2lmerita cut
ilnhen lei
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&blebcn eincs befaunten Seutfh :
cmerifdniSdbcn WeGdbdftSmauucS

Nem Y0rt y. 6ebru0r -N0Olpb 8.
Eoppenbuieu Itorb beute friib in ieincr g8ob
ming ,u @o1ege Botut, SIS, an 8rigbt'
iher WierentrantbCit, Urrbunocu nit etucm
Ser;leiben. Gr mar BrGiioent Der ,0epe=
noiS. .S5ubbcr.@o.~ . un6 Setrstar rmS g6ae.
meiiter Der rNibcruia 3ron= Wiuing So. "
uuS inno nit Uerldie0enrn aioercn Inter
nebmen in geifditlibcn Se3iebuugeu. Sctu
Sob miro in bieigCu beutih ameritauiidjcH
6retien ais Gin GROCER Serluit betradtet.
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g Shmcr hcimncfm6htr ISltrrn.

u ~ WNV { IT, NUWH.f II. NTUIWWI. =
3mei MG6dsn i'm Nlter BON uuo Sa6reu
uuo Elm 13-Jdbriger Sna6e, idmmtlidJ 8iu=
Der beS Srn. 5obn Collins, fubreu gelteru in
ElautSuille aui eiuem Sdlittsu cine 2lnb0be
berab uno uui einen Ssif), 6eiieu moti6e8
Sis inter ibuen brad, Scibe Widbden er-
trantcn uor ben 9tugen ibrer gltcrn un6 im
9ciieiu pielcr Weni9eu. Der Sua6e murue
nad pielen ScnIiibungen berauSgefiIht, c1e
iain 2eben gdu;lif erlOihcu mar, ieOod) beqt
man nur neuig Sofiuuug uuf ieihe enogiil
tige 9iettung. Sic 2eid5en beioeg RGe0en
lla6 Qufgcfuuecu mGroeu.
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Giue Ser SunreSbnuptIssat.
S,pprarbcnse Sinridtuus rreirr 5ns'oiIer
auneiahfttr.

S,pprHrberer 2inridrtsns rrctCr SnS'ontr
aunSiahfttr.
SEaibington, q. 6ebruar. Der 'Se.
trstdr beS SHnereu iOmGbl, ipie Der SrdgS
Setret6r opponireu Dem Seiudlc beS AgEn'
ten Gtfianp, bon ser Gan Carlos Ageutar,
INT aufidJub Der 0tnridtang Der erel SH
otaner Sun0IdlaitGr, ucld)e ;um GObe uey
HrtbetIt muroeu, neil iic ial lebten Salrs
ndbreno oCS SamrfeS ;u @.Eibu uerrdthert
'd)er seeile aui @cuerot gGilcors geute
ieuerteu mo 81 ibreu StanlmeSgsuoiien
iiber9iHgen. Die 3iurittuug ser ore &crs
rGthcr iol an 3. 0idr; ~ 6ort Graut, 2lri
soma, fattiinbGn.
SuntlinaS @rnrHnung 70 ant Tuir bchdtiat.
Gas SeHntSzS Suiti;=G omjtc igtyte beute in
AHberaht Der @arIielb 6cier iClRe iiUld)e
nodentljde Seriarnmlung aus unS feline
SIBuug ut aUf morsCu augccronct mor0eu,
auetu bic YitG!Je6er babeH ijd) bereitS unz
tCretnanScr oabin pCritCHbIQt, oab bic Be
ltdttgurg ber Srnennung &OScoe GOntliUgS
sum betiiecuoeu &id)ter bcS SbcrbUn6eSge.
rtdltS bGm Seuate In ieiucr uad)feu @tem
tipfFnn9 ;ur SefGitguug enipfoben merz
ben iOll. Sin ober ;uet 4fitgltcoct 6cgit
ittgeu Die @rueuuung nidlt, tuer6tu id6eiiCn
'd]etnt geGGHirdrttq niat, ais Oh o:e SeTa
tigang AMI fartc Sppoiition im Seuatt TO
zen WcroC.
gcrseant wSoipu's GrUSsa.
,Sr bem YrO;Ce ge9eu Sen SergelntCR
Otalou mrroe beHte &ieuteuaut ySeeUer pom
,. 2rtiuerie 8egiment ueruommeu uuO be
ieu9te, SaB Der 2lugcflagte am Norgcn oeS
12. september ibm C3eu8en) GcgeuiiUtr Be
6Nnern odriibCr aE8oriidtc, oaB ietu Sdu6
@ulteou ridJt gctU6tet babe. Nr Sige!om,
D}CIOu's &Hmalt, Crbob GjnuGu0e gcQeu
pIidiGbCne Yuuftc tH gSCoucr'S @!usiageu,
in0eiicn nurOCu oifielben pom @Crtd)te uidjt
auirCd)t Crbnltcu. 0}diou pCiutt mGlreu6
oe8 &Crb0r5 be5 yiiutcudntS g&eaUGu bitter
LID. &apitdn Dtc@ilperp muroe iO0aru
BON Der &ertbCioi4una nuf osn 3eugcIFcu6
gerufsn uno lagte ans, b0B Der RHi 0c5 &H.
gCtlagttn Elm gutter mar. lmdoCm nod
yjcutCnart Rid,mono ais GutlaitlmgS,Cuge
pcrncnmn mOrbCn mar, pcgtaatt ht Gas
@eridt his morgeu.
VErmiibtcS.
Sic beutigCS StcuerCinuabMt bctruQ 1872,
633.S4, bic 3olicinnahuc 81 ,OiG,9,0
BUR @mloiuUg bcittmmte g}utjoualbuut-
notcn I'M SctrGge uOn $2G1 600 liefcu hcute
i'm ,Sfatdmte elm.
u, s. \, yGbl.r 1T um 2lidcr iiir bru
oritteu Moulduccr StcucrOiiriit eruauut
morbcn.
Seucr &rmcrO, Der ueuC mcrtflujidja Sc
innOtf, miro in ben ua6itgu Eagcu bier an
langeu HHO SeuOr 3dmocoua, sen btSBcrt
gen CeianotCu, atlbicu
Tlotten'ctrctGr Suht bat uddl q. BeterS
burg telegrnpbirt, oaB lieutenant 3ancu=
homer uno Die iibriggn in SrtutSt bciiubli-
den SEcltutr Ser o3eluucttC" bort bltjbcu
iouCn, bis Der gieurCnont, Der betauutlit
nod an eiucr 2lugeuibel lctoet uieNcr 10
ncit hCrgeitellt 1T, bag or oBut gefabr rel
len fam.
StapamtS Setretdr 6oiper bat cine gut
iheiouuq i'm 3etrcff oes Giuiubt,oQy an
S,eel Blooms obgegebcn, in meltet CT
bic bc;Iglidl bieier 6rage uom Dem ?)orfcr
3Olciunebmsr abgegcbeue @utifei6ung be
itdtiqt.
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eScrhaftetc Gifcnbabnrdu6er.

8 9htcagO, y. Bebruar.-NIe Sherl1S
Chamber BON 6reuaz zGOuutp, Sa., uno Bars
rru bon 0lius Gount1, Sa., iHo auf tbrem
@ege nod RipertOu, Sa., bier angetomneH
uno baben 6. g9. @arrRr, alias Bote Heus5,
uno 6rant SotuiOn, alias 8el, jpet notOrt=
idje Giieububne uuO Suntrduber' IN tbrsm
gepubriam. Die @efangcneH muroen IN
SIaubolpb mad eiuem beftigsn Sample, tn
wclfm CHANDLER uub g9aruer uerpunoet
,uurteu, uerbuitet. gRarner trdgt Die gtars
ben Don ID SdjuBmuu0en an ieiuem S0rper.
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gSeittrc @ntbnaunecn liber Sie
o8eruaniitbe G0mpdeuic~ in
SluSiid DIT.

Nem V0rt, 26. 6ebr.-Jas. .. WInu
trope ruroe beute aui Sernulaiuug Better
Suoeners uerhaitet un0 mad einem Setl0r
i'm Combs 4oli,eigeri6t uOrldufig Dem Sc
iduguiIie iibermieieu. Ser Sldger iowObl,
mie Der Serbaitete ltammen ans Bbila6el,
ptia. Snpeuer bebauptet, CT babe benz Sc
inugeneu $4,000 in Gbligationen Der s8eru-
auiifeu @ompagnie" auuertraut, nm iie fir
ihu 5u uertnufeu. Diantrope babe geiagt, er
tonne $4,000 fir Die g4ertbpapiere belouls
men, Iie isOoh ipdter fir $4,000 Ueriauit unO
cas- Gel6 bebalteu. Ser 9lugetlogte ertldrt,
ieiue Serbaftuug lei oa8 Reiultat elmer Con.
ipiratiOu, welhe gegen i'm eiugeiaoelt
wurOe, I'm i'm Su berbiUoeru, AntlageH &C.
gen gemiiie Yerionen ju erbeben, bic an Der
gYeruauiiheu GOmpagnie" betbeiligt wa
ron
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@gs cnatpr Gonfliu9 nod, rduf
Srr Cru,

Rcp 9ort %. 6ebruar -gr 5cnator
8OScoc &ontltng beftnbet itd nod inImer im
s6iftb 2lpcnuC SOtel" nuN mjtO ipabribciu
lid cintgc Gage bort bIeibeu. pcutc &uenO
murbc in Griabrllua gebratt, ba6 et 0cm
ErGfioenteu ieinc @ntiheiNuug binijdtlid
Ietucr Grncnulmg sum bCtIbenoCu 9tthtet
be6 neutrality-suspicious. nod u,d)t mitgCs
theilt bal uu6 bGm 8eruebmeu mad iuit5 er
oie 0iaBnahme beS Senats obparteu, ehc CT
fd) ieit eutidlieBt, % er Die StCtle acceptiren
miQ nOcr uiCbt
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Ser;MelSn,orff

Rem Dort, 27. 6ebruar. - 6Olgen.
bes Iinb Die SdluBuotiruugen: 95elo brahte
6-61.G4 gro;cut unO idloB5 gu 4 Bro]snt.-
Sterliua gGediel 4S5-4.sj5 aui go Gage,
A 4.S9J-4.0Oouf Siht-8uuOes Obltsatto
nen: usrldnaertc Sedics 1909, DO. Ser lO2,
Al spro3. 1l4s, 90. 4pr0i. 1lS. - attien ;
NbamS' Grpre6 14l, Central Bacific 90,
Gbei. & Ohio 21l, Grie Sss, 90. YriOr. 76l,
Qofe Sbore 115E, RS. Central 95f. ROrtbs
gQsferu 1873, DO. Yrior. 1921, R.D. @eus
raj 1929. Bittsburg 1870, Sraoiug 59t, Slof
Sslono l32, linton Baeific 1851, g8efert
linton s0f.-llnterihabantts StlauJ; 0art'
gsl6 $94, AT t041.57, Gpuraut$4, 739. 429 80.