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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-04
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1he G,un,JUS FOURTH.

To-day is the one hundred and
seventh anniversary Of that day 50
dear to every true Americans hear,
the day which declared his coun'
try free and himself citizen of what
has grown to be the greatest rcpuh.
lie on earth. Here-on foreign Sc l
our American fellow citizens will
celebrate this day and keep the re-
membrance of their Nationality vi
vid and distinct by renewing theii
friendly associations with each other
That they have cause to congratu'
late themselves OH the peace and
prosperity of their country is OBJ
vious and that they should rejoice in
its Natal Day is excellent and we
trust that nothing will occur in any
way to hinder or mar the JOY ana
pride which should fill every true
Americans breast this day.
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STEAM PRINTING,

This morning we are able to an
nounce to our readers, and the Ha-
waiian public generally, that we have
taken another stride in the march of
progress. This days issue is prin-
ted by steam. Another establish
ment in this town uses steam power
but this is the only complete steam
printing office in the Kingdom hav-
ing its own steam-engine on the pre-
misses and getting up the steam on
the premises and working the same
itself. Although the youngest OF
the four printing establishments we
are the first to obtain and set in
work the full apparatus necessary to
print by steam.
For this purpose we obtained a
New Baxter portable engine from the
States. 1t is of 2 hip. with boiler
and all the latest improvements COM
piete, The boiler has been tested
up to 250 lbs. to the square inch by
hydraulic pressure so that with suf.
ticient steam it can be run up to
about 6 hip.
Our patrons both in the newspa-
per and job-printing departments
will see from this that we spare nei-
ther trouble nor expense to secure
the latest and best improvements in
everything connected with our work,
so as give them complete satisfac-
ton.
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Grand Ball in the Evening

Tickets of admission will be sent to
all subscribers. Grand March commen.
cos at 8 O'clock p. m, sharp.
Host and Ho. tess, His Excellency
Rollin NJ. Daggett, Mrs. DR.. j. S. Nc.
Grew.
Supper at midnight. Music by the
Royal Hawaiian Band. Tickets to the
ball may he had from the Committee of
Arran gements-J. r. Morrill,. Chdirm IN /;
X. v. Lainc, RS. Smith, William I'm ger,
j. Simonson, IT., AID j. e. WisemaI.
Subscriptions will be receive by
them or the Finance Committee-H. Nj.
Whitney, Chai man; j. SimoLson, Jr., or
j. E. Wi,eman.
Invitations 10 invited guests will be
sent on Tuesday.
Light Refreshments will be.supplied n
the grounds.
Ladies' ard children who desire to
spend the afternoon at the Hotel
Grounds, will lind it pleasant to bring
their lunch baskets and enjoy themsel.
YES upon the sheltered lawn
Committee on EX ercises and Grounds
C f. Williams, ii. NJ. Whi,ney, DR.. j.
s. M.Grew, Sam'l Mott, S. NJ. Carter. NJ.
Nj. Scott and Jas. Dodd. ,"t.
442 j. E. WISEMAN, Secretary.
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H. !. j. M. S. RiHJI0

Arrived in port yesterday morning
AZ days from Callao. She left
Japan on the 10Th December last on
cruise as training-ship. This is
the second cruise the vessel has
made in that capacity, having gone
once before to Melbourne in 1880.
She first visited Wellington N. H.,
as we have before announced to our
readers, and then went to Valparaiso
where she arrived on the 10Th April.
She left there on the 3rd May for
Callao. arriving on tho 18th, and
leaving again on the goth. Through
out the cruise the weather has been
very nice especially between here
and Callao. During the voyage
three seamen died Gone of them yes
terday morning) from a kind Of
disease called in japanese Kakke.
A number OF others are Ill from the
same and will be brought on shore this
morning. She has on board 27
naval cadets in addition 10 her staff
of officers. Her full complement is
368 all told. She will stay here
some 8 or 4 weeks. The name Rinjio
is given to the vessel in honor of n
celebrated Chinese warrior. She is
IL ship-rigged composite screw steam
cr armour-plated with Al inches
plates, of 1,450 tons, aud 1850
h. p. She is 2l9 feet long, 3S4 feet
beam, and 2l feet draught aft and
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SIR Henry agkes, the late Premier of
New South Wales, who PASSED through
here some time ago on his way TO Ame-
rica and Europe, will come through heie
by the next steamer on another trip
round the world
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The bark Lll;i Marshall, Captain A.
Bergman, arrived yesterday, 23 days
from Port Townsend, with 513,554 feet
mbcr, s,1i5 pi' kcts, and 10000 shin
lies. She is cons gncl to Messrs Levers
& Cooke.
The Iwalari " ough. 43 7 plkgs sugar.
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WE are asked to call the attcation of
the agent of the Board of Health to the
unsavory ordor that frequently arises
from a spot on Alakca street about
opposite the British Club. In this hot
weather the stencil is very annoying
and the cause could easily bd removed
early every morning.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-04

THE Honolulu Amateur Minstrcls will
give their last Concert on the evening of
Saturday week for the benefit of the
Hook Il Ladder Company. This is posi-
lively their last concert and as it is for
so good an object it will, doubtless, be
we'll attended,.
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THE foot-paths on Fort st. above Bore
tania are in a disgraceful condition.
When some one breaks their leg al d
sues tic Government for damages po ST.
bly, we may see them repaired.
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No less than ten proposed Charters
are awaiting the action of the Privy
Council. The latest application is from
the Alden Fruit ard Iaro Company of
Hawaii. One of them is for Il narrow
gaMge rlilwaY to MaiNiki.
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KING ST. is being patched again. 1t
would be, rerhaps, as cheap to mi Ike it
properly IS to go on patching it in til S
way. But sill we should be thankful
for small mercies.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-04

MEssRs. Kennedy u Co., grocers, on
Hotel street have some beautiful Islald
potatoes for sale, as well as New Zea-
land potatoes.
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THIS DAYS DOlRGS.

4th of July Festivities.
Base Bail Match, Parade Cd, 8.
tVENiNG,
Ith OF July Ball.
Oahu Lodge, No. X. OF =. Z 80.
Bethel Prayer Meeting, at 1880.
Fort st. Church, Prayer Meeting
at Z 80.
st. Andrews Cathedral, usua
services, at 1880.
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We Offer our hearty congratulations to
Major Gulick OIL his appointment The
Government couldn't have Sc lccted II
| et;cr mal.
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The Antiques and II rriblcs passed
over tic route fixed in good style head.
cd by a detachment of mounted police
Gmitation).
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The Gazette this morning publishe:
an account of the ui!o Tragedy, iron
c. NJ. White.
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Yesterday af ernoon the funeral of the
Japanese sai or, who died that morning
on the Rinjio, took place at the Makiki
Cemetery at d o'cock.
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This trip The ninjio is controlled en-.
,irely by Japan !se. On her last trip she
carried an English Captain to advise in
regard to tie nlvig ion.
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Last night tie Band went round scrc.
nad.ng. Enthusiastic individuals were
letting Off fire crackers and bombs in
honor OF tie day. One drunk only ar
rested.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-04

Mr.. j. Savage at Levey's grocery
store reqre Us us to mention that he is
not the man who was arraigned before
the Police Court on Monday.
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Our paper is all As this morning.
See outsi lie heading. Ju'y 4-No. 444.
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$50 REWARD

WILL BE PAID TO any person or
w person who will give such in
formation as will lead to the conviction
of the person or persons who o5structed
or caused to be obstructel the road to
WAIKIKI, hey md Sunny South, by plac.
ing an ox-clrt across said road on the
night OF the 14th of May instant.
ID. DAYTON, Deputy Marshal.
Honolulu, M ~ 25, 1883. All
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Yesterday Capt. No'dberg orened his
new saloon TO- the rst itmt.
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NOTICE.

IF YOUR HORSE is SICK or LANE.
4 ora I way oat of order. call on A
T. BAK II, at CAPT. j. g. Cluncy's sta
bles, o ner of Queen & Punchbowl sis
gB-B eaking horses to saddle or car
riage a 'pecialty. Satisfaction guaran
teed or no charge, 4a0 1y
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True to the Test
MACNEALE & URBAN SAFES
A CARD.
c. o. BERGER, Esq, Agent,
Macnealc g. Urban Safes,

Macneale & Urban Safes,
Honolulu.
DEAR SR,-.I take great pleasure to
inform you that the No. 3 M lcneale &
Urban Fire proof s lfe purchased some
years ago has passed through the dsas,
trous fire of last night TO my entire sat.
isflction,. i opened the same on the
combination (tips and handle having
melted OFF, without any 'iiiculty, ard
found contents in perfect order.
Yours very truly, L. WAY.
Honolulu, June 2S, 1851.
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hiu Y 1T ~ " SiOCh IL. III.
Line of March
OF Antiques ana II RIFLES: Starting
from May u Co.'S, d wn ort to King,
along King to Pun h owl, up Punch.
bowl TO Benetania, own Beretanla to
Richard, down III ard to Hotel gate,
through Hotel var to Alakea, down
Alakca 10 Hotel street SO ping at U. 5.
Legation. down Hpt, 10 OF, up Fort
to School, down Sc col to Nuuanu, up
Nuuanu TO md Bri :e, then ,own Nun
anu to King, along ing Fort, dCwn
Fot to Wharf, and bac to place of
starting.
Exercises at Haw'n Hotel Grounds,
commencing at 10 Il. m.
President of the Day, His Ex. Rollin NJ.
Daggett,
Orator, M. l.. Ruth, Surgeon L. S. N.
Reading of Declaration of independents /.
Mrs. e. r. Hcndry.
Appropriate Remarks, DR.. J. S. McGrew
Music and Singing of Patriotic Airs dur.
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LEGAL & GENERAL NEWS.

g Iwalani b'ough' 43 Z plsgs sugar.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14
Th. Storm on the Lakes.

GRAND kArIBs. Mich, Nov. l3.-
There Is nolhins new yet irom Pet"s-
Key, except that there was u heavy
gale again this allernn'n. A Demo
cr.t special rom S,ugaIuck says: The
CIiica-o tug Proirctnif is IN distress
off here. w,ili her heln-wi,eel lisiib!e,i'
-lnrt of ;uel. and crew Of nIn- oii
laar,i. Her INV -,h.Ditr the Arab,
with rrewo uine men, Il rcin'rtsst
ash r, lei mi y so,ith % Grand
Huv,H. Ihe lic s..>ii,g cr' W r. wcii,'t
suugaIurk ~ 5:;,J y. M. hut could NOT
yet line 10 the tug. and Will make np
further ciI;rt ill iorllinp. on account
of The heavy gale and high sci. The
Proirti"n IN valued at sl2.,W'. AMI the
insuial e Is suid To h.,vs run out u few
unys $50.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14
TELEGRAMS.
Rero~f~d Erpr~ssiy for ne Daily Y~iisr-
stonr Jo"rnaI on the Wess~rn Assoeia-<
ted Prsss "nd the Wrst~rs Uaion
Telegraph CesPHsg.
THE WIDE WORLD
Wags, and the Outcome OF Its
Wageing Is Faithfully Re-
lated in These COL
umns To-Day.
Shenandoah's Great Fire-Lost
at Sea Railroad Wreck
DR.. Sims Dead - Ma.
hone Denounced.
Boiler Explosion = Cattle and
Sheep in Chicago-Reform
in the Northern Pacific
Postal Service.


SHENANDuAH, Pa, Nov. i3.-Yes-
ierday's great fire is sill bu,ning, tut
entirely uii,ier cpiiirDi. Relief IL ar
irving, an the huineless are being
taken into utl,er .aniilie-. The l,ss Is
$tW.,OJ; in .urancc, $iOJ.OJO. Tenn
i'orsry buiI,iin ~ ure eng erert,si
The PliiIa',elpi,ia 4 Reading Railway
company contributed so 100 nr reiie.,
nn'i will trans, aIl supplies l'r,e. Tie
streets arr crowded with lpop,c view
ing the ruins. The Duint dis. rict COW
ers nn nrea q. fiyeacrt-. An unhealthy
Gior la les rom The slIn.,isrinp ruihs
w'.r the bui,li,r sI,oIs W, re tuat.s Z,
and VIE r. tue NJ, th,nlisi ai,n Pr, rb. :
..i..i, charcles si,ssl the .ar cellars
only nrc visiDT. The nij"rity ur the
i,lIsincSs l,,,i.s, n had III insurance, ana
everything wa, l,~i. Mrs. Phillip
woii. WHO WIS., re,. U ID fr.n, n burni
builling hy the bremen. died " m
right Her husband h>t aii his ln,,.
.rly. George lie ion who i,nd his
legs cut otf. died this nrrning. G-'r.-
WiInk,r aged twenty three. had n leg
nr'kcn w,ir n inovin articles ir, ~
the burning RUNS. Jerry O'Nri ! /.
crave fireman received srri Us inIu
ri,- this furenpn. Two huuur,sl
hf'uS,sw,r,' al, sirpy-d AMI 50J ianii.ies
are nuw hon,el, ~.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14
hack Hn,er y. Latest sehsns.

NEW YORK, -. Y. ID J. h. Haverly
says that II relor, that he wns ai0nt to
bui.d two nav tiieai, rs-One In tits
..i:y and the oihcr In PhiIudclI.hls-,s
true. The ~ nv ar the enterI'ris.
will ie furnish b Chicago rapiiaIi~,s.
umt h. VII have the management III
the buildinv aid furnishing Of the
tlrstris The site tor the New Yori.
in.airr has already hasn cl,os,.n. hui
Il purchased. He proIH~es to hiil,i
II after il,r plan % OF the London, Al
unii r.. IL ,-sI of 81 y N.Uw II will
l@ tie inr e. and lan'is'n,.sr I,lMv %;
amusement in this c'uniry. The s'rt
in calmc.ty will he 40I.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14
Reiisf to Come at Last.

WAsIIiNH:,,A, Nv. ii.-tUiiplaini
has n a''ln, the Is~t"fiice apartment
tllnt the nl., m, the y, r; d, rn Pacific
rad nrc ho: irnls rl, worK,i 10y the
postal Gle rk>. ani, int. nd of L,.u
distributed ni ili" var.o,.s paints along
The route. i.rc carried THROUGH "a Port
hand Ed si"ckol up lhric. SUI erin
I, n,icit ir'iiil's' u S'. = !his Stale -.
affairs is Ira. III u.H Ut l,y ~ cuiii,.na.
tim - iostai clerks. W -" pur,n.
ncal., Ihc.r WORK IN order 10 e /.
~ ! hia, t'uou.ne the an,> =. wliirli
iiiiiIitaiils, II airesn,y ~uiiich nj to..
tri..u,c nu.ii> I ~. rr,y. 'werer tnIs
i,,ay tie, Postmaster Gcln rat Gr.>i.,,...
HES taxi, i..e n,ai..r in i,iiui aIi,i IN.
ni ,ht ,,ssip Assistant culsr,nt, nj
'"t Jan,,s To- IA, duiyo. p"in uv,r the
wir,ie line a. the ,uud rnn ~. P..Gl Ia
rurt and and um,ing II ilr r,u- II TX.
ui,iii,a,,on -, ,le p,,stul :, rri'r. ii he
iiuit III Orce tn snail Ia WORK The
.IIsil>. II viii tw mr. ns,si. II tne
pre- rnt,ini luy,s az, in th-ien,. they
Will im. reI'lac Il ,y ~ hnn. la
short. wliatev, & is Ia. u ia InaNe tie
,. rv ca pnml.t AID I'll ,cnt along the
Ifr will l~ shwrii,d I once, and all
cause Ior COMPLAINT W ! ,a' removed.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14
Will kesnove.

JOLIET. ILL.,, Nov. is.-The an
nounceinent In made here that all the
manufacturers OF barb w.re IN this city
will shortly remove their facrorie. 10
Missouri aud Ml,er western Inini,
within the jurisdiction q, JudL Le
Treat, whose recent decision TT ~.
Louis d,c;aring thu W. sh,arii pat. nt-
invalid protects all Manufacturers
lllere from interfrr nee AMI l.ayIm IL
Ofa royalty. This viii result ~ throw :
ing between $40 and 1000 .worSni, q,
out Of work.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

S.U0D head; shipments, 30O' head:
trlfle fairly active; market cpen,,l
5Ds l,,c higher, hut later the advance
Was l,st; rou:h packing, S4..Ic,iGo;
packing and shipping. Sl.W'a5 40
ight, si3iei ~; skil'~. $3.5 Ne 4 >;
cl,~,d quiet. CATTLE--Itecvipis. 7.iJl
head; shi.hnnls, 1870 had; market
fairly brisk values ruled sir ng; ma
tir,s unchanged; Texans lh' higher;
exInrls. sG.3 as ~; go Il to clnice
shipping sl,rrs Si.5m 81. y common
10 medium, si.3j 5.4 !: NJ, rasSa Tex.
ans. Saisj; gri>s Texans, S3.!.GgS4.2t.
SHEEp-ltec+r!ds. l.In head: ship.
ants, 46' head; good, lr higher
lsnr to fair. s. 5Q@3.5o; good, S4.0O
rllpice, 81. ID.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

LYNCHBURa, >a.. Nur. l3-I.ast
night the greatest demonstration ever
witnessed m Lyncl,luig WAS held, ia
cal, ,bratinn OF the defeat m Ma
hone. The whole city was aI,l.,xe.
Resolutions were pass,d guaranteed ing
the ncgrsr iull justice be .r.' the law
~ all matters, and -.r eating e
exaggerat'd d and lariis rcI1rts of e
D.:nvilie riot Ms injurhals o the st.t
and ~ malicious inventions of NJ. =
i,oiir to excuse his overwhelming de-
it.tst
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

CHICAGO, NV. I3.-Vtp-elni, u here
d ne I rr dit the irlart nom ''a'd
u.v,n hat the ss.hG ner Ara' IL ing
"i' that port. They say II mus lie
some mher vessel that II II h't larsi.
be ar the Arab. Ia mtr I,akin.. ,-'n''i-
tim requiring the constant ire -. Two
st,snh pumps to keep the ~a'r mt III
her. To- live out t.r t'mp to sunday
nj ut. They have ~, ,loubt she in's
X n. to the lnatsmn. md her crew with
H. q. Gnl,rs they were taken ofl' by i'a
tug Pr,tection. A siitt hr,z. h blow.
ing tonight fr'n, he northwest nn,l
the lnke II rM,gl, sud further dis,sI,rs
arr anticipated.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14
UneIs Sauns laesme.

WASHING F,N, Nay. li.-rheannral
r.Ort U. the ire.s,rr a.. The United
States shows a total nct rcv, nue. %,
S3,fs, ,2>I. 81 u ,lerreSse d $,237 .Btis.
The My incrtq,se was lrmn the sales
oi public lands. ! he cpin.iln n of the
tIcnsIry n,d the "leru J. ns ihrr "l
nre sci = rih ~ ie,t in t iui The
nHiu paints have i'erIi p,,pl,siui irii
'iinn l., time. The Treasurer rsOin-
n,enhs that an anpropriuti' u tm n'aue
to imy The tx R,-s rhurpeS fer worn
and mu Hated Unite,l siihtts nu,wy
aud Tor the ,iistrilnlii0n of Irrational
silver In,l minor s-'l,s lie n'ss, rue
0,nnien,is a. l;s,0nitn iai,ce - the
thrvs-tvnt i,iry1. ava Il,at the t7ni-
~ ~ a. !, u and NIL, alr of nu MIXERS of
rrl,pres = Iw nlnd- hv u dislairsing o.
n rr instead of l,y the Treasurer He
"A ~ iir a. The rtstOrntitn M the 0lsl
ssIarI.~ in the treasurrr's office, re-
dueesl In 1870. ~
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14
A Big Fsilure.

CHICAGO, Nov. l3.--H. &. Tilling-
hast 4 Co.. dealers in hides, leather
and buffalo roi'es, made an as-ish-
,neni n-,lay. The immediate cause
oi their down all was the prut.st yes
tcriay aiterlmsd, of their acrei .t.nce
on ,ixty Stays DRAFT for sI0,'0,. III.
,a,,Is, y leading 10 the f;iiurr were tliat
tue tiru, In rr,wt-i m, nry with wh,cli
to ay ,a>h or hi,ler aud leaih =. ami
.oli IN fr,m unc Ia Inur ~ nihs' time.
and the met that th,ir p,in hasIny
ayrin in Montana has overlrHwn
$jO.,aDJ un st.mk which nns not yet ar
rived. Thir asst. are estimated ut
S.TJ.OJI "a SiD.ah; ,inhi | i,s, SsI+D.
,kkt
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Nailrond wre,k.

ROCHESTER,. n. T., Nov. is.-This
forenuoi, u W,~t sl,ore railrmd con
siruriion train Wa lhr~wn nom III,
Track and tnre lax ears k9dcd will
w"rknn u $. n ,lown AN rulmn knent
Az the worknicm arr rrpDriszl more oi
~ hurt. S,vrrs hsd their levs nn.
ari,,r br,ten nnd ssulis fractured
Que NAM w..s horribly mutiistetl. si,J
IL still UMIer the wreck. The woun,i-
ul were taken ~ kavannali. hs
rM,i-e o. Tie accident was \ brok~,l
!iournal. Thirty men In all injarsi.
Tie ear went down an rnibankmsvnl
of thirty feet. i.... .ft..L
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14
A Prob.b,. steamship D,.Ist =.

CH.cAai, Nov. ,3.-A slrrIai .roii
Tor.nt.' says: The rcahnr rr"h
y ni.h, ol the CaIingwvd and r
Ar,llIr line. lett COi.in.- wU~i tI,r 49,
tef is.ri %. .ast wee ,w.'h ,nr h"i,,ii. Il
Ia.s-, iyers. !>he ov,ru.,. ana. IA
nuthiny has bes u i,esrd -. i"r i.,'h It's
sac ID Ol.i ana na y.r. H. n:h. II is
f,-arett iliat si.e W., ., trMn in IA
. orn al Sunday night, with ail on
irOe.rN.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14
Ilstaer Late Than Never.

HARRISBURG, Pa. Noy. l3.-The
drn,ocr.tic ma MIXERS Of the house and
s-,ute, In raurus. a,ioIa, u I.s.'iLtr n
thar the legislature mj u,n sine di> n
Dec. 8. Meantime ,fiorts viii 4.
n.a'le 10 have the aplaItiohiia NJ III Is
,asscd. based an the Sst,. "i iWs iny
last. Conference coininit,et~ Ia We
,n-iI appointed TO meet similar ,1'..
mittees - rcpuoii,aHs. La the hour,
"a resolution ior Adjournment ola DC.
) was ad"l'te,l-l4i to l..
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The Lords Ammo nted.

ROME, .,vs. a. go. 49, erI,q u
Catholic Bishop hcia in,irI. . n,tt-
ing to u y st The Cu.i ee - ia, 10.
a. Hii,la. All ,i.e cai.in..l- {" I'm
Propaganda Were i'r -,n.. ihe pr..
cipai ullcsiimn disru- Al Was i".l .
a,idrrssi ga demand L.. ,"r .".in
ir MT oi the Cn,l,u ~. te- that Ia r..
ia,inn, beiwrr', 'hnrh nn stale be
iaeitn. " " ~
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Osprey, Dund, rburg aud Hnti.rns. all
lad' u with c.al for Providence. rail
Rlv, r ami Somerset. WHn midway
Letw,,n Corniield and Fauiklund Is
land. at d O'clock last evening, the
haNser briwe, n the first and se,-nd
barses parted and the Ida O>.,rey aud
hunicrherg disappeared. IL is lie
lieved tlnt they. win the eight D'.n
"n board. are ia,-t. The stamford ha,
gone tU the scene of the disaster.
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BurrAk', Nov,i i In ,h Fillmore
will r.nlest. the Rev. J"n Morsi' u.
ID. %. ,asIrr az t,c BA tit cinr''h.
r,ioun Il III. legnc given him IN The
will. He was Mrs. f'ilinr res last 7
"r several years. an,l i'eli, we'd ID, par
i.vtly sane. #, 49,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

WASH: CT a. ell. a :
| ngtoi, t,rti be o. go"
Yuiry to-day He repe. I'd he II ~
y the suppien .,sa "e,> ~ Ia al
.n his rep' n. ni.' .si '!' \. ME- {"
i.ruvti'"lly of no us,. NJ, Was =. M IA, ~
t nG,r t. a." Pr u,' ios .ti-.y
public, "
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

LITTLE itak -, .NN. "a
special tr,n, Eureka springs says: A
Are broke out this iu"in.ng aud bum Il
the Mountain Hniise. Commercial III
tel. Fri'z's -'a' IT,, Fowiers rug' "a
Waite's si"Ie nnu several ether u
'nys. L,,~> 81 bn: little .u>iir...vc
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WsIisr kzpleaiee.

NEW ORLEANS Ia. .,"v. l3, The
iail.,s in G- tpe P' meh!'s su-ar
ho,,s% at Bayon Bluff cx I,l,al,si. killing
the chief rn iIu,.r. assistant overss-r z
ani ~,iusesi tirrH'an The victims
were ll,.wn ~ a,s.Sssr. -E
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NEW YORK Nov. 10 Judge 'Ngrs-
ham has rc;,,~ u. In the Field swse, 10
grant u ,pnndamus 10 cosnlsi ~
Novileru ps..iiie h.ilnsd :" ro nee
lis tsaskr. ~ ~ 80 sUi.-l tal
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

NEW l. ND.'N. Comn., Nov. ls.-
TIL, stamfor,i arrived here list night
with the large Ha;,eFas. rhe
ct New Yorx with the lArge Ida
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

NV IahhAr W. q. -Dr. NJ. r.en
slmr. = plssnik IN weI and fsv"r.bly
known Ia this i-mniry and Eur,ps,
d,yu This Mi0rsing w heaIt-dls. sse. :
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chIs.s. L,v. stack market.

CHIcioO, Nov. 13.--Tle Dr vers'
Journal reIwrts: Hoos-ltcccipls,
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TllEDAILY JOURNAL
a'-;"f I"prr III snsfsr C."ntv.
Every Morning Except Monday

20 ANY IorHSAL cont rolls all Associated frrss
kisphtehes in Miles thy. and.is the only pap~r in
Gasiern Montana that Receives legitimate tele-
graphic reports.
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CGSTI ACTORS.

E...,,N rREElAND. Architect aud Builder.
ID i'lans and Specification. furnished. suI~rin.
'~ralng aud estimates. Main street, Bertrand
Building. Miles City. Montana.
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corrospendeneo: :

Chatham National hank. New York City.
Merchants Loun and Trust 20 Chiergo, H.
Merchants National Lank, II. aui, AinI-.
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