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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-30
9ouasin9 The Railroads.

WARRINGTON. De. nm. l.. +.
l'ays0n (llls.). . member Of the House
committee on judiciary, who has
taken Z very active part IN the mat
ter Of lspsed railroad land grants. sntl
wlm, declared himself in favor Of for
feitimg all unearuesl Lands, IL devOt-
ing the holiday recess to collecting
additional details bearing on the sub
ject. At the Department Of the In
terror to-day, he ;sscertainesl that the
Oregon Cemtra rssd has constructed
u very few miles under its grant, and
that It contains upwards Ut l.iAOvUW
acres between Portland and Astoria.
upOu which settlers ARE very de*irOliS
of entering. With the view Ut throw
ing this land open IT, settlement nm
der the homestead law. Alr. Payst'n
has prepared u resolution declaring
it forfeited. AMI hopes u have it :sct.sl
upOn l,y the House Judiciary commit
tee ut its next meeting.
In cOnve -k:,tiOn with representa-
tive Of the press to-day on the general
question Of the forfeiture Of land
grants, Mr. l'aysOn said the iII,lic:s-
tiOns are quite favorable for . cOsssii-
eratiOn Of the subject in the House
before the adjournment Of the pres
sssnf ,aAnsilOal
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There seems tO be . growing Jees-
ing in Washington that NornNDn's'"
tan only ie stamped out by taxing
away from the people ~ Ctah en-
tir-Iy the right of sunfage. A WASH
i"gt" dispatch of the I'D says; Ex'
Senator I'a.lsl.n.k Of NebEaska, .
M'e,,,ls.r If the Ctsh COmmtssSOn,
r"un-ra,cs sa,,l,e radical views 10 ~
gard t. the means to he adopted tor
The ,urrI.~sI"" IL IODygsnly. he
want. Congress to lay the ax 10 the
n"a "f the tree, sweep away the Leg
's'ative Assembly and sl,0lIsh the
e''''t've system. In his judgment OIL
u" "i'Irers in the Territory should be
""''''''a'srl l,y the Government amt
'a'n''r'nt.l by tie commission. He
a'''' fav"r- Federal c,,ntrOl Hf i1llmj-
s'a1'"" int" ltal,, and liberal sl:pfa'-
@'a'"'''> i"r thu 'i..v..ls'l''Ment III the
'rf'sl interc.ts Ut the Territory.
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4 lsr.sible war cloud h growing
ixiw cen France and China. A
l'ari. .lisl Atrh IL the :ath says: The
Chin.xc An.bassallOr here states
that PARTY resistance In China may
.sn,,Is.l his government 10 declare
war with France. The Journal ttcs
Lkl,ni* says that 1t TOs,quin effective
and compel the Mantlarin's sub
mission.
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The Peeils Of Long 1ngaeemente.


The form "f marriageproposal po!'-
nAar w" y unx men Will now he {"
lhis effect: darling, Will you 1e my
vile: year after NJ e For Judge
wallace has uneaTthed one objection
to long en9asement:" never before
urged. ne mas j0und tnat II the en-
9agement isnot TO BE- performed With
In year; u the wedding J: ct FOR .
year Iater tnsn the p!opoeal, the pro.
mise must be % wr1tlng, or u n MOI
"6ligntosy. This novel and startling
!1ilne mas oeen n,a0e ~ tne solt ol
Ciman againse Ayer: Our readers
Will remember the1 not many mont1s
aeo tnat tI,al wae lennlne through
the columns Of the DAILY papers, and
hedeeense seemed % oattIe WIN neer-
~ every point Of !aw that could be
Eaieed In . breach o. promise euit: The
lady. however: Won avetolct; II now
apPeets tnas tne eentse":nn@ n nad one
more point % NseIse. IneIe ar
antlaue ana mnous '@S I nnown =:
tne otetute os ~ ~Euus: 0'ne ~ =
ss tnus cnIntSaeu ~ 70 p.s pIsssat
Itau1.; otnen sey tne u~use s.9uauso
tnat y gISes !emPsatIon sn opP9r.u'
nlty Icf !lsusls lnnunleIaSie aow-
ever. tnSs may ce, the scnenle o. tue
statute Is 20 require wr1tten evlaence
o. . coatIac. 10 os"et 70 susssIn =
!ewsult up0n Il. AmOng Oner
tn'nes u declares vos0 every sgEse
nsent tnst ~ us teT'lls u nos % De
peIo!meo wltnln one year rom the
making tnereot Counsel tor tue
8enttenlou 20 JeteIy c91t IN damages
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WASHINGTON, Dec. A-ln the
criminal court this morning the Gov
ernment proceeded with the pr0sec,l-
ti0n Of the Star Route case
During the examination Of the
witness Sweeney. Of the Post
Office department, Nerrick objected to
. question Of the defence which was
sustained, and Wilson charged that
the judge In sustaining tho objection.
assumed that brady hxd done some
thing wrong before he had proof Of
It. The case IL adjourned till tO-m0r-
row on account Of the illness Of Il
juror.
In the Dickson case, Dickson was
called and further examined. In his
efforts to secure BOwen's arrest he
said he had made application for q
warrant on September 6 last, and that
It was about to te issued, when the
investigation wxs transferred to
Wells. That upon making further
application he WAS ceIsnrell for I'd
dressing the grand jury. Halmead
and Martin Of the Star Route jury
were then examined after which the
court adjourned.
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BERLIN, Dec. H.-Ihe Emperos
he's recovered his usual health.
PARIS, Dee. 27.-The 0oveSnog hae
introduced into th~ Chamber Q cred.
Il for l, ,275, ,0O francs for the Debrls-
1as expedition.
RONE, Dec. H.-The eentral bureau
0f the senate hes reported unani-
moaely in favor of The parliamentary
oath bill. i
vienna, Dec. N.-Reports received
from all parts Of the Empire show
that the aDn1venary Of the hOvse
Hapsburg y being celebrated with
the RreoteDt enthuDto0m.
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The New York Tribune publishes
the suicide statistics Of that city dur
ing the last twelve years. In that
time l,6s7 persons took their own
lives: 1875 were men and 36l were
women. These figures are rather
sugg.~tive. They seem tO bear testi-
,,'ony tO the patient endurance Of the
"weaker."
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Suicide in the Army.

SAN Francisco, DEC. "a Tue
son disratci Says Sergeant Rufus
Son,erly, of the sixth cavalry. CONF
,,,ittetl suicide ut Fort Lowell this
morning, sl,.Utiny himself with .
cnrl,iue In the presence Of his cont
many. He was = graduate of West
Point and formerly lieutenant 0f the
sixth cavalry. He w.s consDeIIe'j to
rt-si1m an acssalnt Of drunkenness
.n,i n,issS,nsluet. The suicide h At
tril,utesl to drink.
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The question of forfeiture Of the
unear,,.si lan., grants to the Pacific
railroads II to hc reviewed Ia the
House Judiciary Committee after
the Thirst mas re,,css. The members
of the committee who arr In favor VI
forfeiture say they 10 not intend to
Ict the question rrst, II they can pre-
vent II l,y passing It for de6u'te ~
tiou by the committee.
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Tays0n, the member Of the House
judiciary committee, who he's In
charge the matter Of declaring for
fcite.l the unearned land grants of the
Pacific railroads, has strong hopes
that the matter will Be speedily acted
Oh by the judiciary committee.
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WaahinGt0n News.

NEw YORK, Dec. S.-The Japan
ese Prince and suite. in company with
the Secretary Of state. was at the ma
W and treasury to-day.
General sherman. nlenl('ers Of the
diplomatic corps. committees on for
eien affairs and foreign relations,
have gone to Mount Vernon on the
DispOtch.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-30

The Vermont Legislature did NO
lclicve that Telegraph and telephone
companies had = right 70 disdgurs
towns and villages with their ugly
poles. 80 It passed . law providing
that all poles on the hiGhwsys In in
corls'rated villages b painted.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-30

4 Washington dispatch, speaking
Of the argument Of Roscoe Conkling
in the case Of San Nate0 versus the
southern POcific railroad, says there
WAS great deal more Oratosy than
Law in his argument, but that he was
warmly congratulated BY Senatoss
and prominent officials who were
present.
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WAsonso9oA, Dee. 96.-The Presi-
dent hopes to be able to occupy the
Executive Aansion by saturday next.
Tho Cabinet session to-day wa
very brief, and no conclusion was
reached regarding the crimes commit
ted at the reservations.
CHESTER. Pa. Dec. 86.-ShaW &
Esrays wO0len mills. with loc0mO-
tive and machinery works, and other
important industrial establishments
are closed on acc0unt Of depression
In the trade. Large numbers are out
01 employment.
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I.angtry, with her damaged repu-
tation, appears to l'e raking In the
shckels pretty fast, her Philadelphis
and BroOklyn receipts syEregating
S::..,ltD.
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Mn. Langtry speaks highly of the
women Of Philsielphia, considering
them hanllsOn,er than any oeIsess s',e
l,ss seen In America. Last FrttIay,
while out shopping, being annoyed
by curiosity seekers, she fairly Tan %
her carriage to avoid The crowd. The
s,,irit~tl team, Of lays was driven ut .
rafting gait, and just - the crushing
"r tl.s Reading railway WAS reached,
the warning he'll rang and The s.'es
were lowered. The horses dnS''et'
under the descending gate on 'lse
north side, but did mt resci, the
southern gates until they were dow"'
~, that the team, wsa fairly at the
nrn.y Of the approaching locomotive
At this critical moment the gaeen'sn
threw ~ the gate aud gave the
I, team time To eacape. Mr.. Lanetry
.lin..i with Gcl,l,arslt IL the evening
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VlExxA, Dec. :7.-Tlie entire l'oru'
lation are preparing to celebraie the
six hundrssith anniversary Of the
founding Of the House Of HalsburE.
The Emperor, Empress and Crown
Prince arrived this morning and Will
receive numerous deputatiOns and adj
dresses from the prominent Austrian
corporations.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-30

WASHINGTON, Dc. e6.-Red Cloud
made = friendly visit to COmmiaeiOn-
e Price at the Indian Bureau -dav.
Ho desires to visit tho Indian echOOS
q Hampton and Carlisle be(o. . Roip4
West.
C0mmissi0ner Price - very indie.
nant at tho stories that he h interest,"
ed In tho transportation OF supplies
to the Pile River agency. He says
mo relative Of his h connected with
the charge OF their TRANSPORTATION.
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The city auth0rlties Of Louisville
claim 10 have discovered . delalca-
tiou Of not les than >8O, O,OO0 In 1879.
The deficiency h said to have occur
rsi in the tax collection Office. BY
some il Is claimed the defalcation
will reach ~ high - t3oO, O,OMl.
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SAN FRAxclsC0. Dec. e6.-A Port
49, Oregon) dispatch says: Last
1l9ns 2 dwelling house situated near
C0tvaI!1e. Benton county, was de.
stIoye9 nre. Two young men were
burned to . crisp aud q third porty
Wa % badly injured that be 8 not
expected TO recover. Tho parties
went to bed drunk leaving = laTee fIre
burning. which communIcatel 70 the
building. The other inmates eecapeil.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-30

The friends Of the Mexican War
Pension bill have agreed to sacrifice
J-ir Davis for the purpose Of getting
tile bill through the House. He win
lc excepted from the bill.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-30

Ex-senator Spencer has such press-
ing b,'~inccs engagements that Il will
liz impossible for him, 10 appear IN
Washington to testify In the Star
route caHex.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-30

General Chaln,ers has been ap.
,n,imtcl Assistant United States At
t'rnry 10 prosecute parties In Ais-
.issirpi charged with violating the
election laws.
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NEW York, Dec. "A Wall street
paper says some people SEEM to
think the Genital Pacific people have
got control Of Pacific mail ~ that
(;Ould caused = raid on the Denver
and Rio Granlle yesterday.
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PET1ReBCRo. Va, Dec. eh-Sam1
Kives became involved In = quarrel
with his cousin, William Rives.
when cOlOrod man named Parker
endeav0ced to restore pease, which 70
enrAeed the former that ho shot the
neGrO and then shot himself, blowing
the top Of bis head oil.
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Goodbye, Oscar.

NEw York, DEC. .7.-Oscar
Wilde sailed to-day. A few friends
said gO0d-bye.
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sx.AcrsE. X. ", Der. :'.-A"n!sSi H.si
o;,,.;..., - whilc drawing water :e.,
~ :..!1' ti,s cisiern. Her n.a!:'r tI'e. .
~ rryrue lw.r s'''' '"""
drowned.
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A Bad wife Got Hid OF.

PIrTsBURts, Dec. S7.-This morn
ing st O'Clock James clark shot and
killed his wife in = Sixth avenue
bagni0. Clark IL = member Of q well
known family.
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The Pope and 1ngland Solid.

x0O 1OV9 Uo0 00BSAoO 0OSSO.
RoME, Dec. :7:-England has pro
posed to aecredit . diplomatic resi-
dent In the Vatican on the same foot.
ing ~ the representative at Prussia.
The Pope has acquiesced In the pro
plstli0n.
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DISPENSARY,

0HAAS lx:0O.AT0H p;xsy
manehy
II: lst9s s:su e p"y.
nwio
99sRf 9 10 nyx
tito
building Co"""'to'
ly,0rhy
''''''N"
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C,,m:A,,s,. Dec. &-A Des Mosnes ONE
.,,.'c;.I says: It is barely pos:iDle tll:s :;
si's.'t, sipn.t.r S''encer might 6e found IN
:. 1",s. v,i,er he used olive. The Pc,
lI"s. IL" i...re think he will be detslne.!
from washington by urgent o.'s'"ess vs. .acx.
as long ~ there Is . PrUsPec:. ~. y. 81 Si:r
is,dy being convicted !" Inc '''''
IOlIte cases.
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,a,sr,x, Dec. s&.rhe Atch,sSsa;i. 4! A!:s;.
.r,.k. ~ ~.,,d SAINT. Re has Just neSos;-
.tssi n loan with ki's'er: I's'..o'y .a:!."t -
a: -. i.'r iS.aOi0l issuing that s'.,cs.nti .i
.f lis new nix ls'r cent co'"'s'"'
trnol bonds.
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The above table IL rNtex In for sus'>i rtEu'
lar business advertisements only ~ are s,t
In display type ami occupy our regular ~
al In both the Daily and Heini- W. eekIy VII
he charged for NJ the rate III ~ per cent. Mt
slitiaSunl. Advertise 1letltx In tho Ss'Mi
Prr;CrrsSi space ~ per cent. higher than
above.
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There are many al the age Of thirty t.
sixty who are troubled with too frequent
evscusi Ion 81 the bladder, often accom- pam
ied br slight xns2rting Or burning seisaa-
manner the patient cNNnsSe accOs'' 4 lOr. On
examinin9 the urinary deposit. 4 ropy set-
lment will often BE- is,nnt. d sDuie'imex
small Particles ~ a'bumen will APPEAR. or
the eoacr viii be of Thin mi!kish hue.
pe0ronce. There ore Inauy men Who die 0f
this difllculty, ignorant Of the cause. wh!:b
10 the eecolld stage ii seminal veal knt'<x.
rr. =. Will guarantee = perfect cure In .ll
such cases. and . healthy restoration ~ :hc
gealif0 urinary organs.
O1:ice h0urx-lO 70 and tOa. Sundays
fTUm 10 70 n q. M. Consultation free.
Th0gOugb examinati0n aud a1vicx, -.
Call On q address.
DR.. aPINXEY 4 CO..
No. II kearDey street.
9oepei &au Francisco. C'al
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The Pope and Oar III Right.

81. PETERSBURG, Dec. y7.-Russis
and the Pope have arranged . NsOeiws
riresGli, one Of the llrst results 0l
which viii be the Pope will reappoipt
q Catholic Bishop In Poland.
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NEWS N0T1A.

Captain Mutt was righteously slain
in Pennsylvania yesterday, by the
father Of the girl he he'd seduced.
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DR.. Spinney,
NO. n KEARNEY ST,
- 1Eeats all Chronic An: Hpceiai
Diseases.
YOUNG MEN

VITO may he sulIerirx from the effects oi
u avail themselves Ur this. li.e grratcst
boOn ever laid At the altar Of suffering hu-
msntty. DH. BPIxNEI will guarantee to
forfeit 4!oO Gr every ra.Ae Of xelMinal weak.
,sess OT private dixeaxe Of any kiMi or char
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u. n,.,.;.n.r that
~,a,nin1 vital
r.".:y the. iii.'
;:i e irlc ssr
Wi.a:''vrr y''u
way rllssNs. Ia
All the rs"iii
cent is'w''r Wi,ili
l:i:..s.S n.:siisat
Ili,. a'Ntl>''> ~
Il 80 4 So AMI
death. IN The
.r:si:.l >ah'su-
NtiJ lbl lls'NulU "
iS alse garrison
IT the l,lals,,su
IasHsr PA> Aial
Wh~n 10 WHN.-.
weak the true.
policy - lO il,r'
iU reli.i ore y
IsIs.s.iS. ~ other
" ~ Ri Wl...,,
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Just recs.: vest by the nn.!cSx!Si.r.!. rrmy tie
oOe,lcs Ut Main and Park str.'ts go NS-
NH insent Oi DNiL and silver Wnici.. e. .:.w
elry. &c.. such ~
I.ndies' anil Gents Watches.
Ladies' and 0entx' Fine chains.
l.aaliee' Fine 0s.!d H.;!s.
IIadieA' Fine l3Old Necklaces.
Laalies' Fine Black Onyx Sets 4 Meek
lAc0o.
Ladies' Fine crtsSes. Thim!,l.-s. &c.
Also q flne assortment Of Rings Oi al
k,,.ds, also due lOi Cf Pebble and Hter,s
sc0pic HpeetAcleS and NOrd Ginsses: wl..'
q large I0t NJ clocks On haMl--a!l Of whic.
will sk st.ld i'e,0w 6xD Rock pRicks.
nov desire tn express ~ the people q
6utie AMI vicinity my n'Gai heartfelt thanks
!tDr their liberal patronage. a cts:'iinuanc,'
Of the napNe is most respectfully .ss:'itesi b.;
JEnRY r. SULLIVAN.
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u q never nilinR
eUro toe Ne1v000 De.
Al1lty, ExhauDeod
Vitality, seminal
Woek0eo, SpeI0o-
t0gSAQ0,I0O1 Man.
HOOD, lmpoeeney,
Payelysis, PTosta.
00GJt0o, and 0Ol
t6O teSY161O O0eet0 At
ee3fA6uso, y0utb-
lul l0,lIe0 And ex.
eooooo In Us0tnTef
yc!0. soeh - 1o.s
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Ths 1la'lu Bu'Itti't
-1y------.-1 --1y.------------
MONDAY, JULI10,, 1882. -
LEGISLATIVE.

Saturday, July S.-The Finance
Committee reported on the matter
relating to the building Of the new
Palace and also some statements Of
costs, and the reports Of architects
employed TO Investigate said build
ing. The committee in their report
made reference to the unnecessary
large expenditures of public monies,
and also as to the careless mapner
in which the work had been done.
The report was ordered to be printed.
The special committee to whom
was referred the act to amend sec
ton 267 OF the Civil Code, relating
to the number of Police officers for
each district throughout the King
dom, reported recommending the
passage of the bill with previous
amendments. The report was adopt
ed, and the bill ordered to be read n
third time on Wednesday next.
The committee to whom was re-
ferred the subject of double taxation
imposed on certain persons reported
that the amounts SO taxed over the
proper amounts Of taxes be returned.
Adopted.
The Hon. j. W. Kalua then read
petition from the lepers who are
living in the Kakaako Leper Hospi-
tails, Honolulu, praying that Mr..
Ven Gieson, the Superintendent of
said Hospital be discharged from
such position. Referred to special
committee consisting Of His Ex. W.
NJ. Gibson, Hons. Kalua, Palohau,
Pilipo and Kcau.
The Hon. c. r. Bishop gave
notice of intention to introduce o
bill relating TO young cnlldren VINO
are at the Rcformatory School.
Mr.. Pilipo read resolution that
the translating Of bills be given to
w. L. Wilcox. Adopted.
Under the Order of the Day, the
act to amend sections 2 and 5 Of an
Act approved the 18th day of April,
1859, relating to the putting up Of
fences by land owners, was read a
third time, and after considerable
discussion, was referred to select
committee, consisting OF Messrs.
Keau, Widemann, Mahoe, Gardner
and Kauhane.
The House then adjourned till 10
AN, on Monday, July 10.
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SExcstement in England.

New York, June s0th.--A Star
London eableeram says There in an
effort in official circles to veil the
disquietude felt in consequence OF
the crisis inEgyptian affairs. While
II is not even yet certain that war
may come, the hustle and activity. in
the army and navy would appear to
be an almost assured presage Of that
result. In the event of war with
Egypt it is understood to be the in
tention Of theleaders Of the revolu-
tionary party in Ireland to take adj
vantage of England's embarrassed
condition and percipitate general
rising in ireland. :, 1t is estimated
that within a few days the military
strength of England, at Alexandra
and Malta, viii be greatly augment
ed, andi that 10000 troops" of all
arms will be held ready for active
service. To-day 5000 troops en-
barked at Portsmouth, and like
detachment goes out tomorrow.
The news Of the, threatened revolu-
tion in Ireland causes considerable
excitement here. 1t is now believed
that plans for such o movement were
secretly discussed after the recent
Parnell dinner in London. = .a.
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EoUND, on Bcrctania street, d Ladies'
L. Bag, containing children's wear-
ing apparel, The .owner can have same
by proving property and paying cost Of
advertisement. Apply at'J. W. Rob-
ertson& Co.'S. 80 .!''sh l34 lw
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TNHE Hawaiian J ouurnal, Z" Ko HA-
Il wAI. PAE Alma" owned and
edited by Kawainui Bros. has
weekly edition Of 5000 copies, and
is the best advertising medium. Of
fee, No. 6 Merchant st. geo" /
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Alexandra, June r29th.r-Ragheb
Pasha promises to dismiss the Pre-
feet Of Police and. the Chief Of Gend-
armes. '"s S''-'~ '--'s 81
The Government. has decided to
employ destitute natives On thepub-
lie works. 1t is believed that they
will be put to- work on The fortiflca-
tions. IN
A4npmber ofrrecruits arrived to-
day and re-ehforced the garrison
here. -s,-.--,.-- ~ = ''-'I' '''''- '-'-. .l
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w ANTED, A competent and expert
w enccd man to rent or superintend
the lower story Of the American Hotel,
II has been expressly designed for
Boarding House and will he furnished
In the latest and most convenient style.
No Chinese wanted.
Apply ut No. 20 Mauuakea street, to
l20 If z. Y. SQuIREs, Proprietor.
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'NoTICE.4The undersigned' is now
~ prepared. to give lessons in Spanish
or French. and any other foreign Ian
guage, orally and scientifically, with the
most easy method to Its perfect know
lcbgc, to young ladies at the Kinder
Garten School premises, Nuuanu Ave-
nue., daily from to 3. p. M; and to
young men, at the premises opposite
Queen Emma's, from 0 TO 10 pm.
For particulars enquire therein, 92
+. D.. A, Marguez, Prof. of Languages.
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In our issue Of the 9Th inst. we
noticed the fact that ''no Hawaiian
Flags were among the decorations in
the Music Hall, last Tuesday even
ing" We have received an ex-
planatory letter from the Ball Com
mittee, in regard to the above item,
in which they give very good reason
for the absence OF the Hawaiian
flags. We are very pleased to say
that it was no fault Of the Com
mittec, MS all arrangements had been
made to have had the Royal Stand
ard and other Hawaiian flags in the
Hall. m
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EOUND, a Purse, containing sum
Il OF money. Owner can have the
same by proving property and paying
cost OF advertisement. Apply ut ]. w j
Robertson e. Co.'S. 1874 1w
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II JUND-A Plantation Draft, which
Il the owner can have on proving
property and paying for this advertise
ment. Applyto iFl,to4I n
120 Messrs. CASTLE & CooKE
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f, I@- Shaded Frfnyes al % cents
"a yard during tho Inue,ssory sSals
at the HONOLULU CLOTHING EMPo-
RUM. A. M. MELLIs.