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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-24
USEFUL NOTES ON WATER.

O3e gallon of distilled water weighs
10 pounds, one gallon of sea water
weighs 1882 pounds, 1.S cubic feet
of water weighs one hundred weight,
36 cubic feet weigh one ton, equal
to 224 gallons; one cubic foot
contains 81 gallons. The English
standard, or imperial gallon, is here
referred to. The average daily
consumption Of water in towns Is 16
to 20 gallons per head. In pipes
the square of the diameter in inches
equals pounds weight of water per
yard. Example: = An inch pipe
holds nine pounds per yard. One
hundredth inch of rain is about one
ton weight to the acre. A nominal
horse power for u boiler requires
cubic foot of water per hour.
Circular apertures are most effective
for discharging water, since they
have less frit tional surface for the
same area. The cend contyact0 is
the best form of orifice for discharg-
ing water. The ordinary speed to
run pump is so to 100 feet per
minute. The pressure in pounds
per square inch of a column of water
is the height of a column in feet
multiplied by 534, or, for an APP
proxlmation, ] pound pressure per
square inch for each foot of height.
Water, in flowing through an aper-
ture, has velocity equal to that
acquired by heavy body falling
freely from height equal to the
distance between the centre of the
aperture and the surface of the
water. Doubling the diameter of an
aperture increases the flow fourfold.
A man can raise water from well
ten feet deep at the rate of thirty
gallons per minute. The approx.
mate time occupied in discharging
equal quantities of water under
equal heads through pipes of equal
length varies from so for straight
line, 200 for Il curve to 240 for
right angle. - Monyacturer and
Builder.
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Notice.


N Office is hereby given to all per.
~ sons that ON the 20th day of July,
A. ID. 1883, meeting of the stockholders
of u. o. Hall & Son Qimiled) was held
in Honolulu; that at said meeting it was
voted by said owners to accept charter
of incorporation, granted to them and
their associates and SUCCESSORS, under
the corporate name and style of L. o.
Hall ~ Son Qimited), on the 18th day OF
July, A. ID. 1888 and that the corporation
under said charter thereupon organized
themselves, and elected the following
named officers of the company, viz.
Wm. w. Hall, President and Manager;
J.. Z. Ables, Secretary and Treasurer;
p. G. Jones, Jr., Auditor; Il. o. Hall
and Geo. Il. Howe, Directors
Notice is further given that, pursuant
TO the terms of said charter, no stock.
holder shall individually be liable for
the debts of the corporation beyond the
amount which shall be due upon the
share or shares held or owned by him.
self.
1914 L.. G. ABLES, Secretary.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

Stmr Mokolii brought 1,l25 bags CT
rice, and rs bags of bran.
Schr Mana brought 1,245 bags sugar.
Schr Ehukai brought s53 bags paddy.
Stmr Waimanalo brought 800 bags of
sugar.
The bktne Ella sailed yesterday for
San francisco. She took 7,4S3 bags of
sugar, 600 bags of rice, and 40 bbls of
molasses. Total domestic, valued S57,-
7S4.9S.
The II. w. Almy is at Brewers wharf
loading sugar.
The stmI c. II. Bishop took ships
long boat. 26 feet in length, and about
. feet beam to be used at Niillau.
sclr Pauahi brought 5G6 bgs paddy.
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YESTERDAY afternoon Miss Else Unna
daughter of Mr.. & Mrs. a Unna was
christered al the Hawaiian Hotel. The
Rev. Mr.. Macintosh performed the cere
mony. After the ceremony, the gue,t'
SAL down to Christening-f feast during
which the Band played the following
programme:
Ma ch-Swedish Wedding. .Sodeiman
Ov, r5GIe-Reminiscence of Nssian.
............. ..Gade
NJ MIch-Tannhauser Wagner
avo;lc-Stephanio. ........... Czib,.lka
Selc c;'ion-Loheng grin...... Wagner
Wal My Friend. ...... Gussner
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On Saturday last as Il native express
man was driving down Fort street, the
bit broke in the horses mouth and ii ran
away. Opposite Mcllis' store it came in
contact with the wheel of another ex-
press standing by the sidewalk with Il
lady inside and stopped. No damage
was done.
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OAHU pri, on now boasts of possessing
amongst its many other attractions, u
barbor's shop. 1t is presided over by
tie King Barber and Champion of Fa ii.
ions, J. j. Wilkerson, 50 that VIC need
not speak of the quality of the work.
The fittings arc excellent.
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IN our yesterdays issue by, AN over
sight in pgoof.reading, in speaking of
the resident physician AT Walalua the
name appeared as DIR. Moriary. 1t
should have been DR.. MouritZ.
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THE SuDrtme & urt began its ses
sions in b nco Yesterday. Their Honois
Chief Justice Judd, and Associate jus
tice Austin occupied the Bench.
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THERE is an idea prevalent that the
police are only too ready TO arrest Chi
namcn for gambling, but when it comes
TO white men that they hold discreetly
back.
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SEVERAL of our readers are com
planning OF the bad condition in which
the Waikiki and Pail roads are pre-
sent. 1t is time that some effort was
made TO mend Them.
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\ photograph of Krao's mother may
be seen at Mr.. Montana. the photo
grapher's. Oh Fort street.
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THE Ladies Benevolent Society meets
in Fort Street Church yestry OH Thurs
day afternoon ut 3 O'Clock. In the
evening the usual Social will be held.
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seems strange io) that Il G greater the
crime the NOR len they are picked as
InR0S.
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In seems strange to those outside
official circles that prisoners should be
allowed TO work outside the gaol under
charge OF another prisoner. " also
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The ID. G. Murray carried an addi.
,ional 2,46) Tags of sugar to the 5,0JS
bags we stated yesterday.
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THE Definite Opposition are working
up the elections for the next Legislature.
They are also preparing to issue daily
devoted to their platform.
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

THE air is heavy with rumours.
What is going to happen?
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THIS DAYS D0lNCS.
EVENING.

EVENlNS.
Excelsior Lodge. L.O.O.F.. 1880.
Bible Glass at Lyceum at 80.
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Notice.

TT the gentleman who dropped par
Il Gel while assisting a lady out of Il
wagon on Fort street about A O'clock on
Saturday afternoon, will call at A. M.
Mcllis, he will receive it. 4Gl 1t
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-08
PACIFIC COAST.
The Murdered Has.

PORTLAND, Oregon, April 7.-Archie
Clark, alias "Circus," who was shot at
Gerdes d Lutx's saloon two weeks ago,
died at st. Vinoent's hospital this after
noon. Charles Anderson was his assail-
ant and the ARRAY resulted from quar-
rel over lewd woman, Who was drink
ing in the back room of the saloon.
Mardes II the First Degree.
n. Giamini. the Italian, who killed
George Ricco, his partner in the sugar
making business, at Cape Horn, on the
Columbia river, last summer, was found
guilty of murder in the first degree at
Vancouver yesterday and will be SEN
fenced on the last day Of septic mber.
Traxie anA Hereto.
Mail advices from Chehalis, w. T.,
ara that w. H. Terry, q farmer, living
near the head Of Chehalis river, was
killed ON Thursday by tree which be
vas cutting down falling upon him.
Not returning homo bis wife started in
search and found the body. No neigh
bors were within two miles, 80 she got
Q saw, cut q section o0t OF the log, freed
the body and dragged it home, remain
ING with IL all night. Terry arsivsa at
Chehaiis from Indiana last summer.
and was hardworkin2. honest man.
shlpplns Intelligence.
PoRr BLAxELY, April 7.-Arrived,
brig North Star and schooner Reporter.
INDIGNANT Pespls.
TOMBSTONE, April Indian Agent
Wilcox's Telegram TO Commissioner
Price j. still the subject Of much COM
mert. People hesstofose have bean viii
ling 10 overlook his lying repovte, known
10 them - prompted by self interest,
bot the foul oalumny on the dead Who
have fallen victims - his savage wards
has raised storm that bids likely 20
eugulf Wilcox in its fury. His life
would not b worth fushliaht 10 Tomb
stone tonight. 4 number at prominent
Bostonians, residents Of Tombstone,
have addressed tho following communi-
cation to Edwaru EvaTt Hale.
ToMnsToxx. Arizona. April Z.
To Edward EvaYs Hale, Bos.on:-We,
Boston men in Arizona, pronounce the
statement Of Agent Wiioox's dispatch
that tho men killed in Arizona by
Apachss we're asspsradoss, . malicious
falsehood. A number we're our friends,
and al known 70 rs 10 be good citizens.
A. 81. Stebhins, w. II. Seaman, @. u.
Wells. Chaa- w. Goodals, Thomas- j.
Tsuii. @. 6t-L. Abbott, Geo. 8. Rios,
and oehsrs.
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All styles of children's aprons in mus
lin, seersucker and cingham, have az
rived a. the Temple of Fashion.
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A man does M: fear getting locked M
for getting full. He knows his friends
will bail him oas.
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London Vigilance Committee,

LONDON, April AT a meeting Of the
members Of Parliament and other pro-
minent persons last night in oonnec-
ton with the vigilance party for the
defense of personal rights, the princi-
pal topic of discussion was the reported
intention of tho authorities to form a
branch detective force, whose duties
will be especially to inquire into ofenses
arising flora political disatfsction, Ii il
announced that Sir William HaYcourt,
Home Secretary, will be questioned in
the Commons in regard to what action
the government weald take III the mat.
ter
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All our Eastern spring and summer
millinery has arrived at the Temple Of
Fashion.
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NiStslSt TflalS.

ST.. PErrIsBUsa. April THE srea.
trial of nihillsts will begin here Monday
next. II is stated that the Crown vii.
invoke thu extreme penalty Of tia law
against any of the prisoners convicted.
will begin AZ Odessa next Saturday.
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Receivet at the Temple of Fashion a
complete line of the latest styles bust,es
ard oop skirts.
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prisoner there is little doubt Kirtor vas
selected to commit actual deeds OF de-
struction. On kirtons arraignmef.t il
Was proved he correspondent With Gal
lagher, arrested at Lambeth. and de-
livered a letter addressed 10 Gala cher
Yesterday at ChaTing Cross hotel. Kir-
ton was renaraed until Thursday next.
The police of Birmingham have certain
evidence that Whitehead and the prs
onsrs ARRESTED in London were inpli-
Gated in the recent cntrage in Lyndon.
They claim 10 be able TO show White
hesd was for rcany years one Of the
principsl Fanisas in England. IL 10
expected lie will be tried in London
with other prisoners. The story il de-
uisd Of an internal machine beng dis
covered
Kelly ssrested.
TsALEE- April THE police searched
several houses here occupied by persons
a2ainsf whom information had been
lodged. Tney arrested a man named
Nelly, formerly of the Land League.
Formally Committed.
LIVERPOOL, April 7.-Deasy and Flsu-
nagan were committed for trial at the
Ass,zes. bail being refused. The pris-
oners reserved their defense.
Dead.
PARIS. April Louis veuilloit, the
celebrated French author and Journal
ist. il dead.
Stephens Opinion.
PARIS, April James Stephens, ex-
head center Of the FeniaIs, in an inter
view, stated If Parneil would iain the
reTolutionists the wrongs of ireland
could be rsdressed by the sword.
stephens condemned the use Of dynau-
10 or the katie IN tbs struggle against
English misrule.
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A Possible Consolidation.

LoSDoy, April THE Dsiis 7eie-
graph says: 1t is understood that the
Presidents Of tia Grand Trunk and Ca
madam Pacific Halfway companies have
held a conference which Terminated
satisfactorily. and there is good pros
pee. for All agreensns besweon the com
pauieS being arrived at,
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Elected Mitheu. Opposition.

SOUTHAMPTON, April 6.-Alfred Giles.
Conservative. he's been elected to Par
lament without opposition, in place of
Charles Parker Buell., VITO was raised TO
tbs bench by tie Conservative gain.
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Call q The Templs Of RAahion for dns
faDGy goods. he. smhroidsrisa. ste.
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DC. PAU, April TIT 10 repor.ed
horssa aye suffering in few localities
IN this ntate from pinkcye. Rlanders
and . kind of nervous disease termed
~ some spinal rccoirQitir.
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Nsw ORIxAxs, April The Govern
ruent eauoe q The head Of Canal street.
Shovs the river even with tho great
foods Of le7l, and Ave inohss higher
than lase ysas. Host Of the plankin9
In front Of The levse 10 covered With
vaAee. and e1oAmosn In many ono1o hAvO
te,ls1d fseieAs - hnn1red oeGt further
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Oh nsed Quarters.

LONDON, Apri! Norman, Gallagher,
Wilson and Dalton have been removed
from the Jail at Cierkeaweil to the pris-
on ut Mjllbank. The transfer was
nade under strong guard of police
men,
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NV ORLHANs, April !, incident %
snc ceremony Of decorating TIE graves
q the Confederate dead in this city
ysstsnday, and laying the corner stoCs
OF monument TO BE- surmounted by an
equeetrian statute Of Albert Sydney
Johnston, IA grafton vas delivered by
Jefferson Davis. IN which be eulo0ixsd
sne character Of the dead leader. In
Johnston he recognized . strong pillar
70 Tie Confejeracy, and when lie fell on
me geld OF shiloh the miRhtiest sl;znn
Mhicn sustained the cauee had fallen.
ne oied ~ ? moment OF victory, and
0a0 ne lived half an hour longer hs
mould have made Grant . prisoner or .
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Another Gallagher Taken.

GLASGOW, April tito police have
taken into custody a man named Ber-
pard Gallagher, who is charged with
causing an explosion at the gas
works here. Gallagher is en- Irish
American, and il a brother of
the man of tho same name arrested
at Lambeth last Thursday. He was ar
raiRned at tho polics court, where he
declared he was innocent of the charge
made against him, and that he only left
tho United States on the Sth of Febru-
airy last. He was remanded to prison
for eigh. days.
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Secretary Folger has almost entiriy
recovered. He went riding on horse
tark this afternoon. and appeared 70 be
aboos as we'll as ever. lt u expected
the Secretary viii be able TO resume his
duties at tho Treasury Department on
Monday morning. He has given his
persoaL attention 10 most all the i'm
pofsan: matters that hare been pre-
scented to the Department for tbs past
week or two. The Secretary has abap-
doued the contemplated trip 10 Bar
muda.
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BERLIN, April 6.-lt is stated in the
evening papers that Bismarck. replying
to letter OF congratulation from the
Crown Prince on the occasion of the
Councillors birthday, declared he in
tended to devote the remainder of his
life TO consolidating the finances of the
empire.
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ErxxIAxp. o.. April 7.-Second day
Of she ssunion or conferences 0f the Lat
Ter Day Saints. A large number at
deleRatss arrived this morning from ~
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FOR EIGN.


Dead.
IoSpoS, April e.-W;ii;srl Charles
Yelverson, fiscount Of Avonmore, is
dead.
The Queens Kaee.
The Queens knee Is very weak. Her
majesty Is slowly gaining strength how
ever.
Mere or the Irisa Troubles.
Dalton describes himself IS compos-
ifor. The arrest of Norran was made
too hastily, il appears. "a he was to
meet Fletcher later il the day. IF allow
ed 20 keep this engagement the po.sca
could nave arrested both men. II 10 re-
ported that Norman has made overtuyss
20 the authorities With an idea of turn
ing iaforEor. 4 note focnd on Nor-
man was stamped similar TO those found
on Gallagher and Wilson. The police
nen who escorted the prisoners from
Bow street 10 the House Of Detention
we're armed with rsvolvers which had
been a. Bow street station bat not used
since the Fenian ootraess The
mysterious liquor found in the dyna-
mite factory at Birmingham shows that
IL it had remained on hand few days
longer i: rnust have exploded from in
herent defects in Its manufacture. Mel
son square, Lambeth. Was a place OF
Fenian refuge in 1857. Prisoner Henry
Dalton went to America ten years ago.
He stayed sometime in New York State,
then went TO New Jersey. where he pur-
sued the calling of a compositor. Dali
toms parents say they know nothing
a5ou. the prisoners affairs Dalton
first appeared at Bowles' American read
ing room on the 18Th of March, having
made the voyage from America in 4
White Star steamer.
Coming TO Gods Country.
The steamer Britannia, from Naples,
with 1000 emigrants for the United
States, passed Gisra.ter today.
4 Great Work.
BERLIN, April CT is stated in tho
evening papers that Bismarck, replying
to letter OF congratulatiou from the
Crown Prince on the occasion of the
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The funeral Of the lats Gen. Joseph
+. Barnes, Ex-Surgeon General. took
place this afternoon With military hon.
ors The s@oOyt consisted Of bastnry
Of United States artillery, two eompan-
les Of heavy artillery and two conpAn-
les Of the marine and Union veteran
corps.
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WILKEsBARRE, Pa, April IA prize
fiQht occurred this morning near Nanti-
coke. between Tom Slsvin and Mike
Cavanau2h. The fight WAS long and
bloody one. Slavin was knocked down
twenty -one times, and Oavanau2h was
declared the winner. Both men were
terribly disagurcd.
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WASHINGTON, April Gem. Sherman,
Secretary Lincoln. Commodore Walker,
Senator Hawley, Col. Dadley and many
others. will leave here on Monday 70 At
tend she banquet in honor OF the yet
Grams u Maryland at Baltimore, in Gel
cbratiou of the anniversary Of the sur
render Of Lee at Appotomax.
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LONDON, April 7.-Reuewed threats
have bsen made TO destroy the Win
chester town hall by means Of cxplo-
sivss. The authorities in consequence
have taken great precautions 10 pre-ent
the destruction Of she building. TIE
Mayor Of Birmingham fearing an effort
TO eject tbs relsass Of Whitehead, has
asked foe and obtained troops TO assist
in guarding tho jail In which heis con-
hnsd. Another arrest vas made today.
Ths nan appFehended was john kirton.
He vas taken into custody this morning
at the Easton railroad station. Il u
STATED Kirton had only recently arrived
here from the Cnited States He ~
fassd 10 submit 70 . peaoeabls arrest.
and inside some resistance. He vas
trying - escape from London whsn
axses6ed. Prom papers found on the
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The Marquis Afraid.

OTTAWA, April 7.-Rumors Of the re.
oeipt Of letter threatening the life OF
the Marquis OF Lorne, and recent sus-
picious occurrences at Rideeu Hall,
cause some alarm here.
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A Token or Respect.


t,, S1 hesy isA1 since is77. 5S inches 5
having fallen in three and a half hours.
The town Of Gouldsboro is flooded from
three TO six feet. The track ut Algiers
and Gouldstoro il washed out. The
water ran over the lsyee along the Al
riers front from iiaryey's canal 10 u
point opposite the head Of Canal street,
fiooding large portion Of Algiers and
doing much damage.
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Formally Committed.


PARIS. April Louis veuilloit, the
celebrated French author and journal.
list. il dead.
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TRxsroN. N. c., April G.-The Pot
ters' Association, comprising all the
Arms 10 Trenton. have adopted reso-
luton commanding that there be no
increase Of rates during the existing
new tariff law, over the lowest average
rates for the past ten years. and that
the prices be lower to the consumer for
the next five years than during any like
period for one hundred years.
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LRnIpEx, Conn, April flames p.
Stow died here last night, aged 60 years.
He vas Chairman of the Alabama dele
CATION 10 the Republican National Con-
sentiop, and his Vas the hrst vote ever
casa for Gen. Grant for candidate for
President.
TeRSihle ffrc.-Eass 81 sAe30sad.
0axxsyrLLR, TEXAS. April about .
o'clock this morning tho End House, Q
three-story h.ick hotel, Cell. huryina the
inmates belou III walls. Fifteen par
sons arc known to have bean killed. A
few others escaped unhurt. The ruins
took flre this morning and the bodies
roasted in flames. Gre euville has no
fire engine. A dispatch vas ssnt 10
Sherman for 6fe department. fr re-
lief. a hre engine arrived b. special
train and prevented the spread Of the
flrs. Up 70 ls5O this afternoon ave
bodies were taken from the ruins, but
were burned beyond recognition. Fol-
lowing ID list Of the dad - Tar -
known, r. r Neal, MrA II. z. Print.
propristor; Geo, D. Print, F. d. n.
Riley, J. z. Ford, Frank West, ]. w.
Davis, Louis CLANCY and ave negroes.
The building was erected within tho
pas& year and has been for some tino
cousidsRsd unsafs. he walls being very
light.
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Pau.ADELPHIA, April The wrest-
ling match between Joe Acton and Tom
Conners for 5000, was won by Acton
in two straight throws Two Thousand
people were present.
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CosnInx 20 Co<i's Country
4 Great Work.

The steamer Britannia, from Naples,
with 1000 emigrants for the United
States, passed Gisra.ter today.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-08

NEW Yozx, April 1.-SecretaYy Samu-
81 Wilkinson Of ths Northern PAcific
vas seen tonight in regard to the truth
OF tho report that tho Northern Pacific
road had leased the Wisconsin Central
Railroad. Wilkinson said: Though
negotiations have bseu ia progress With
such An object In view, no decided 40
ton whatever has as yet taken place."