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VESSELS EXPECTED.

Rig Name From Dnc
Ger s Ehrenstcin, FIN Bremen, NH
Stmr Suez, from s. +. a.} Jan II
Am blk Emerald FIN PIT Gamble. ia 80
Am tern NJ L Smith FIN PIT Gamble, ia 80
Am blk Amy Turner from Boston, Jan %
CIR blk Campus FIN Bremen, Feb Z
- Jubilee from Newcastle. Feb II
Stmr Zcalanda I'm Sydney, Feb II
Stmr City of N. York from 8. F. Feb 1S
Br ship Ambassador, FIN Newcastle h9
Bark Loeb Lecfm Newcastle, Dec,
Br blk Ullock FIN Liverpool, Dec
Am bktne Elinor Vernon, FIN NY. NH Is
Blk Janet Court, fin Liverpool, March
Blk G r Bishop, from Bremen, Feb 10
BrssCT Hook I'm Hongkong, Due
Br ship Glenbervie FIN Liverp1, NH
VESSELS EXPECTED At kAHuLuI.
Blk F S Thompson from Nanaimo
Bgtne Hazard from PIT Townsend
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PASSENGERS.
VESSELS IN PORT,

H. B. M. s. Mutinc, F. Edwards.
u s Lackawanna, Wilson
Am bktne Ella, X ta K i
Bgtnc Morning Star
Blk Lilly Grace, Hughes
Blk Hermann
Bktne Eureiza, l'cnhallow '-,''-''--.'
Blk Aber Aman, Chapman
Bark II w Amy, Freeman
Bgtne Hespcran, Winding ,t1NSi
Haw brig Ninito, Cameron
Am ship Hope,
Am tern Datoka, IS
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Notice.

NEESSRS. w. w. HALL g. G. BOLTE
Nl have been appointed assignces of
the Estate of Phil. Stein.
All persons having claims against this
Estate will please present them, and all
persons indebted TO this Estate will
please settle accounts by payment to
g. BOLTE,
At H. Hackfeld & Cos.
Honolulu, Jan, 25th, 1883 W7:sw
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9m. Steamer Likelike,
XSallk2Hx& Kinu Master

S4k King, MasCer.
Leaves Honolulu each Tuesday at
4 pm, touching at Lahaina, Maa-
laea Bay, Makena, Mahukona, X
awaihae, Laupahoehoe and Hilo.
Returning, will touch at all the
love ports, arriving at Honolulu
each Sunday am. hn 1
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Dissolution of Partnership.
Notice..

Notice.
Having purchased the goodwill of the
Hotel Street Market, we are now pre-
pared to supply old customers and new
ones with the best quality of Beef, Nut.
ton Pork, Veal, Poultry and Eggs at
market prices.
Shipping supplied with live stock.
,CAVENAGH & Co.
Honolulu, January 8, 1888. ?92
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non no wears of age, No care was appar.
entity taken IN buTyine lie dead, ss hun.
ne ssnd su,poandlog tbs nid ohn,ch,
Same oT tbe sscriIIaIoua viaitora Kicked
teaih o"t qtbs sknlIs and bro1gbt them
r oma ss ms,nsnsnes NJ thsir ter1lbIe iris.
Ths cbn,oh null no the mIssionsries "a
al ,,eso,yeJ "a NJ sions and Of Great
s,san p,Jso H.. hniid,n, 10 si,"e,sd IN n
en,,eas ,', ,heoe,,, ,wh3 ot rnns sb allow
40. a,o ,nso nngar W ,ho hanrs aoS "hout
nins aces y, lana ape mnJsp semi haphsrio
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ticence pIeVehteu ING s'a'enheh' oeihB suo'
stn M, ,..,on
Inc ompstohals iena,h h, az tne m,ssion
put asuihcient tilhe W ootnn inpsrasi'o .
resi-, ana tnen, opsainihg .he M Sn,ea ~
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Desolation,

Last Saturday Captain NJ. E. Joyce, Of
Tom bstone, arrived In this city. This gen.
tleman has the prominence Of being the
leader of the first party OF white pros
pectors who visited the Mulege placer
mines, Lower California. after the news had
gone abroad Of the rich discoveries in that
section. Last evening be related in o graphic
manner the experiences OF his expedition,
and the failure TO find any signs Of the
coveted metal. Rumors were put In circu-
lation in Tombstone district about the mid
die of April regarding the golden sands
awaiting the prospectors pans at Mulege,
and on the 10Th Of the month he
Announced his intention of going
thitber. Immediately he was
besieged by host Of energetic, ambitious
fellows who wished TO accompany him, and
IN the remarkably short space OF twenty
four hours thirty-two men were equipped
for the trip. In the company was one wo-
man, Miss Nellie eastman, who IL well
known in Arizona es q successful hotel pro-
prietress, The party reached Gusymas on
the 22d. Tbey succeeded in chartering q
vessel for $500 In which were loaded bur
rOs. tools, and sufficient provisions TO last
for many months. The captain OF the boat
was insfruc1ea 10 land ct the nearest point
TO the mines where fresh water could be
procured. AMER teolous SAL o. I'VE osyss
two Of which were spent In dead cal N.
the restless voyagers were bescbed at Irini-
dad. Not q moment was lost IN proceeding
inland. Water on the beach was scarce
and hardly drinkable. and hence the min
err start.d with q scarce supply.
Captain Joyce remained behind Tor q
couple Of days, believing ne could overtake
bis party without difficulty, as he had an
uuusualy fast mule, while bis comrades
would be obliged 70 70 SLOW With heavily
laden pack animsls. He reached the party
within four hours sfter be started, much 70
his ssfouishment, and found Affairs In q
terrible stafe. They had lost their guide.
the vstr vas gone, and there vas no pros-
rect Of fading any vsrT soon Miss Cash
rnen hsd lost Der mind through Thirst. and
uas unable 20 recognirs Der most intimafe
ncuuaintances. The question vas WHISTLER
70 push on or return. and Il rs decided %
move On 81 ell hsrsrda ForfuDetelF,
within Is miles they rearbe1 The senta
Gertrudes Nilsson They hsd traFeled Al
torrther ahouf Is rriles- The mission rs
fr1ndrf ~ the Iesuits 1i5 year aro,
ard "a year ara Il contained pop1lslion
q 90 mountsin tribs ln1isns. and nov
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Hnmt's 2e,,redy.
A VALUABLE MEDICINE.
Hunts Remedy, its Many Merits.

THERE are no diseases more prevalent with,
perhaps, the exception of Consumption, in this
country than the Kidney apd Liver complaints;
and to find a remedy that would eifectually re-
lieve them has long been the aim of many af-
flicted sufferers. Whether our habits as peo-
pie are conducive to these diseases, or whether
they may result from the popularity of our eli
mate, is beyond our comprehension, and is of
little value since an eficacious remedy can be
had; but of one thing we are sure, that the long
afflicted public will hail with joy the specific
which has again and again proved its ability to
etfectualy cope with and eradicate these dis
eases. The name of this medicine is Hunts
Remedy, and it is manufactured by the Hunts
Remedy Company of Providence. 1t is not often
that mention of a patent medicine occurs IN
these columns; but, when one comes under our
notice possessing such undoubted merits as the
one of which we speak, we cannot refrain from
giving it the credit it deserves. 1t cures when
all other remedies fail as it acts directly on the
Kidneys, Liver, and Bowels, restoring them all at
once to healthy action 1t is sure to eradicate
all diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder Urinary
Organs, such as Gravel, Diabetes, 1nconti-
nence. Retention of the Urine. 1t has wonder
full effect on Weakness Pain in the Back,
Sides, or Loins, and has proved itself the most
reliable medicine extant for General Debility,
Female Diseases, Disturbed Sleep, Loss of Ape
tite and all complaints of the Urino-Gental
Organs. Its efficacy in cases of that dreadful
scourge and insidious destroyer, Bright's Disease
CT the Kidneys, has been remarkable; and, If its
merits rested on its success in coping with that
disease alone, it would be worthy of high rank as
public benefactor In all diseases of the Liver,
as Biliousness, Headache, Dyspepsia, Sour
Stomach, and Costiveness 1T quickly induces
that organ to healthy action, and removes the
causes at the same time. 1t is purely vegetable
in composition, being entirely free from all mer-
curial or mineral posons, and possesses rare vir-
tues as a remedy for Heart Disease and Rheuma-
tism. We have neither time nor space to do this
medicine full justice; but the public can obtain
full particulars in the shape of pamphlets and
circulars by addressing Hunts Remedy Company,
Providence, X. i. -IScientifc Times.
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THE HERO OF CHIPPEWA.
Four Men Rescued from the Niagara
Rapids.


Four Men Rescued from the Niagara
Rapids.
On the 18th of June the home of Samuel
Smith, the "hero of Chippewa" will be sold
at auction, the last member of his family
Miss Minnie. having died few months ago.
The act of daring that won for the brave
Canadian this title was performed one win
ter several years since. A scow containing
four men broke loose and started down
stream for Niagara Falls at terrific rate.
Smith saw the scow as it approached Chip
pewa. He sprang into clinker boat at
once. AS he forged out into the stream he
made hasty survey of the situation and
then Piled the white ash with redoubled
energy. AS he sped along, the boat almost
leaping from the water at each stroke, a
cheer arose from the people on the shore
that fairly rent the air. The moment Smith
appeared the attention of the men on the
scow was riveted upon him and his frail
craft. On and on he shot, each stroke mar.
rowing the distance between him and the
scow, but the latter was getting alarmingly
close to the rapids, to enter which was GER
tain destruction to all on board. As he
neared the scow he turned his head and
shouted to the men: Scatter along the
side of the boat and drop in as PASS by"
an instant the little craft was alongside.
One after another the men sprang in until
the four were safely in the bottom.
Now came a moment OF painful anxiety.
"What will he dor" was the query that came
TO every mind. Smith hao his plan OF
action and never hesitated moment. At a
point some distance from the Canada shore
the current divided at the head of the rap
ids, part of the stream flowing around an
island in the vicinity of the burnt spring
In reaching the current leading around the
island lay the only hope of escape: Taking
diagonal course across and down the
stream Smith bent every effort to reach the
Canadian divide. 1t was desperate strug-
gle Tor the ire of five men between the
seething, boiling waters and the muscle and
endurance of young Smith, with the odds
seemingly against him. But the divide was
finally gained with not boats length to
spare, and the frai craft shot down between
the island and the mainland like rocket.
At the foot of the island the channel wild.
ened materially, the current slackened and
the water became more shallow, and here
Young Smith landed his boat, having per-
formed one of the most heroic and daring
feats ever performed by mortal man.
The stepping ashore of the men was the
signal for another cheer that for moment
drowned the roar of the cataract, and the
rescuer was literally borne upon the Shout
ders OF the excited people.
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OnmL Dougas Gowdy, and Buok WI
i,sms Wese bfotbersih.iaw Williams hay.
l6e married Uowdys sister There has
~ sctnetltne beeti quarrel that Y was eN.
pcoted mnst eyeniuate 10 blood letting
Tbis morning tiowdy visited Williams res
idence In rage and hDufiahng q KNIFE
swore terrible oath that one them
would be in hell IN few days, Williams
retreated and kept out Of Gowdys reach
until he could get his knife out then he ~.
tackled his assailant and bloody carving
and ran n few steps and fell dead. He had
hsen stabbed near the heart. Williams Is
also suffering from wounds that may prove
fatal,
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SAN ANTONIO.
BursIary-A White Thief Arrested-Light-
ning-Roa Agent Missing.

BurgIary-A White Thief Arrested-Light'
ning-Rod Agent Missing.
SAN ANTONIO, July 13.-[Special. 1.-Two
burg ars last night made an )ther attempt
to victimize Sommers g. Peterson's but
we're frightened by hearing the clock move
Captain Joe Shelley arrived here this
evening with the man Nelson, accused
of stealing mules. The mules were
stolen some time ago and
sold in Goliad county, and after a long
search were traced to Nelson. His chances
are slim.
A big fight occurred at Novelty restau
rant this morning, in which four parties
participated. Nobody killed; arrests made.
Ed Hawkes., a lightning rod man, has
been missing two days. II is supposed be
suicided, as he has attempted 1t before and
told his friends he would get there after 9
while. His family are much distressed and
vigorous search is being prosecuted.
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Heavy Rain-Collision,

ALBANY, N. Y, July ia disastrous
hail, wind and rain storm, four miles west
of this city, occurred yesterday evening.
fruit trees stripped Of fruit, and washouts
on every side.
A special mail and express train on the
Central railway collided with derailed car
at Schenectady this morning. The engine
was wrecked and Engineer Wemples' head
crushed, who will die. Wemples was one
of the oldest engineers on the road.
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Rapists Arrested.

DARLINGTON. WIS.,, July 13.-The sheriff
returned last night from Wahpeton, Da-
kota, with two prisoners, John Martin and
Michael Mcmahon, aged eighteen and
twenty. They are charged with having
committed brutal outrage upon person
eighteen years old the daughter ola far
mer named Henry Pauson, living near
here, whom they discovered in the house
alone on the afternoon of June 9th. After
outraging the victim they choked her into
insensibility and apparently dead. The
community is considerably excited over the
fe-appearance of her assailants.
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nUBLIC OFFICE TEKAs TRUNK RAIL
Ii roaf Corpruv. ST. E'm 81. Dallns- q ras-
TO ne etock holders o. The Ieras IrDnf Rail
road C1mpauT 4.
r9fIcG 4 heretv riven ~ order - he B1srd
Of Directors o. TIE 7 ras Trunt kellroa1 Con-
r.srIr fhef = rnneflrf Of tre stockholders q s.1
rnfi-oaf oompany Il called 20 - held - M
prfile cfflrs d sHif nunra1T IN ne Cl.y - DAl-
- Trrss On fhe rlth taT ~ Aururi -. e. y
oFrlocE n e sid daF fDr NE rIrrrass q ctn-l1-
erinR and sanctloui1f ne borrysinf II nY.ey
az irrn.rcs a h1nfa q ne c1nplrT therefor.
1l1r 70 ernsed o. - Eile. sc NE er-cu-
ton a. q EOr-raFs - securt suth oln1. li'1n
ftir-r - rrlIrs n rnff rallr1ad noe corrtruct-
- a~f ~ o. SO fra1rtises nnc olner r-1r1rtT
81 saif 1sras Trurk raiiruac euUrerJ. teEln-
uirr - ne CITY 81 DallEn ~ ertfn1 ~ t1i-iT-
"a rrles ouf from 49, clfT n tne llnt ~ I'D
rrflruad ne auourt t1rrgwe1 nrt y e11ee1
flf go - rIiIe ur1r Ne DrtI-sr - - -
r~rl--nrrF n ~ rr-1rara ArAMa
Ir-l1r11lrr1rf PreEf 1srnT Irurf r. q ca.
n WErrr s--sts-v.
IN 60. s...s o.-sss vi..asy c.sts -, 81
O.. EswE1. y
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M'KINNEY.
Acouitted-The Harvest, Etc.

Mckinney, July 13.-TSpecial.l-The jury
after receiving the charge of his honor, j..
A. l.. Wolf, special judge in the case of the
State VS.. @. T. Morris. retired and in a few
moments returned with verdict of not
guilty. The verdict was expected.
Wheat thresbers are busy and the yield
is better than was anticipated. Crop pros
poets better than for years.
The festival at Old School Presbyterian
church a success.
Rival patent corn-shellers are in town
exhibiting a number of points in which
each excel all others.
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The Liquor Men.

KANSAS CITY, NO., July 13.-The saloon
keepers association of this city has decided
to conform strictly to the Downing law,
both as regards the high license and closing
on Sunday. They, however, determine
that if compelled to close on Sunday they
will see that the Sunday law is enforced
against all other business and work. The
association comprises about three-fourths
of the saloon keepers of the city.
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oombaoyby the government for building 2
canal 70 be charged on the consolidated
fund,
Noflhoote gave notice that when the mo.
ton was made he would ask the sense Of
he house on the agreement. This an
nounoement was received with cheers.
rltOn 10 the canal scheme.
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1t is one of the peculiarities of the Amer
lean people to devote all their time to bust
ness, without regard to health, In their
rush for money and fame, many lives are
ruined, which, with proper attention and
timely use OF proper corrective, could be
saved. For this purpose there is nothing
equal to the "Prickly Ash Btters." 1t re.
lieyes the system of all impurities, purifes
the blood, and, by assisting nature, re-
stores original health and vigoT.
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New YORK, July 13.-The burned steamer
Niagara carried a miscellaneous cargo oil
provisions, including flour, meal. oats,
grain, hams, fish, etc. The Niagara
is an iron-screw steamer, built In 1871.
Her dimensione are: Length, 294 feet;
depth of hold, % feet; breadth OF beam, ~
feet; tonnage, 2,295. The vessel cost $Jo,
900. Fully insured.
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InstantlY Killed

LAMONT, Tx, July l3.-At the Eureka
stone quarry, while a heavy derrick was
raising a stone weighing 800 pounds, one Of
the supporting wire guy. rods snapped,
causing the derrick TO fall among crowd
OF fifty workmen, four Of whom were caught
directly under the heavy timbers and In
stantly killed. THIS is the second occur
renee OF the same character within q week.
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Washington Miscellany

WARRINGTON, July l3,-Since the LIST oil
January the number of postmasters COM
missioned averaged ,16O per month, large
increase over any previous year.
The president appointed Byron Andrews,
of Washington, w. H. Bridgeman, Of SIAM
ford, Connecticut, and Dudley f. Phelps,
of New York city, committee to examine
and report on the twenty-five miles OF the
Northern Pacific railway in Montana.
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LONDON, July ia telegram from vi
emma, dated at o'clock this morning, says
the Count de Chambord is unconscious.
PARIS, July ia Frohsdorff dispatch
says: Chambord became delirious last
night, and the death.agony appeared to
have begun. He had not opened his eyes
since noon, and had several times been in a
state of syncope.
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LoSDoS, July l3.-A dispatch from
Hong Kong dated the 18th inst, reports
that Tonouin is in q ct ate Of anarchy. The
French have captured and hanged many
marAuders, bands Of whom lowered about
and fired on the outposts. They neverthe
less are ttill fired on nightly. 1t is believed
the government will refuse TO enter upor
legislation touching the cattle diseases al
this session Of parliament.
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Surrounded and Captured

Dies MONIES, July ia dispatch to the
State Register from Marne's station,
on the Rock Island railway, in
Cass county, says that the, Gin
gan murderers were surrounded in a
grove eight miles north OF that town this
afternoon and in an effort to dislodge them
from their hiding place, man
named Frank Halleck, was IA
tally shot. Great excitement prevails
throughout this part OF the state. Three
hundred men or more surrounded the
grove where the murderers were con-
cealed, and there is no doubt they will be
captured,
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Assigned

NEW YoEK, July ls.-orAnge Judd. pub
Usher, has assigned. His debts are indi-
yiduai and do not affect the publishing
company. Judd was Frustrated by sun
stroke about a month ago and since then
has been unable 10 attend 10 business. he
bad q number OF notes out Nhich were
about 10 mature and for which be hsd not
made any immediate provision.
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BDooxBsHkE IED- July 1s.-Lsst night
tbs new department Of the Indiana uni
vervifr uns discovered on Ere. The lsbsrs-
torr was soon n flames. and shortly efter-
us-ds the librHry and nuseum-. Ine lnttsI
cnrfsfned the famous Oven collection enq
Dr.. J0rdan's collection Ine library nsa
ii 90 VOLUMES. The new building was en-
fir.Ir Destroyed. The Ere caught by light
rIne sfrikinr tbe telephone Nire. Los,
$40 90 insDrEncs, t30oo.
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Panama Ahalrs.

PANAMA, July 5.-Great satisfaction Is
felt at the rapid pacifcation of Peru
and the withdrawal oil the Chilians. Ev'
erybody is heartily sick Of the whole affair
with the exception OF the Monteneros. The
advent of peace is warmly welcomed. sew
eral very important towns in the north
have been evacuated and are now in the
hands Of authorizes appointed by lglesias,
while in the interior and on the coast, the
Peruvian flag is flying where 1t has not
haen spen for months.
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CoNoonp, N. H., July i3--Twenty.thlrd
joint ballot Tor United States senator
whole number, 800; necessary to choice,
i53- william s. Ladd, 1; ]. ID. Leyman. Il
Charles II. Burns, /; Chester b. Jordan, ]
Samuel @. Eastman, 2; Benjamin II. Pres
colt, 2; d. Bernard, A; o. =. Moore. 10; j
Smith, 10; A. +. Stevens, 10; g.: Marston
%; Mason w. Loppan, 30; J. J. Briggs, "a
William Il. Chandler, 81; Harry Bingham
10
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ST. PETERSBURG, July 13.-A dispatch
from Rostor, on the Don, says large fire is
raging there. The whole town is menaced.
Rostor has population of45 900.
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HavAra, July Ian English steamer
has Jus. a-rsvsd with the intelligence thsi
he steamer Niagara Of the Ney York snd
Cuba line. and which len NsH 4 ora on ne
IN for this port, burned on the ooasi q
Flgrids- he ps.senE.Is . 49,. =, s.Feo
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PARIS, July l3.-Dreyfus, of France, and
Judet, of Lanterne, fought duel with
swords to-day. Dreytus was wounded in
the side,
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Cannot Live,

ELLSWORTH, KAs., July 13.-A worthless
fellow, named Jones, stabbed his wife four
times with butcher-knife last night, be-
cause she refused to live with him. The
officers are pursuing him.
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The ContinentaIs.

CucIEEATI, July 1s.-The Continental
Guards arrived this afternoon from Indian
apolis, and were escorted BY Currer's band
10 the Highland house. There they give
entertainments. They would have been
accorded q military escort II the local mill
tary had not been away In camp.
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ST. LOUIE, July 13.-The upper house
tonight adopted q resolution declar-
ing that the mayor OF The city.
dutv and violated his oath
Of Office in not making his appointments ct
The commencement OF the the third
year Of his term, e. provided BY
the city charter and the evidence
viii be heard in the matter BY the council
al its session, July 18th. This is regarded
a. q preliminary step 20 stop The mayor.
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WILMINGTON, DEL. July iS.-Twenty-
five hundred pounds Of powder exploded in
the press room OF the Dupont powder
works this morning. Thomas Peal. fore
man Of the press room, and Patrick Haley,
a laborer. was killed. Alexander Billinet-
Iy. another laborer. was slightly injured.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-07-19

Curcaso. July II. Don Marco De Soto,
president Of Honduras, Central America,
sccompsuied By members Of bis cabinet,
arrivei here this morning. The COMMITTEES
OF the board Of trade saw the party soon
after their arrival and rendered them an IN
formal reception on the hOor Of the cham
her NJ roruruerra.