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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

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= No. A 2E-ssaz= 49, - So ~ laszz-
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= 81 1 ~
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

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Miss Carrie Swain, who recently ap.
peared III this city Ok Cad the Tom
Boy" bal quite remarkable expe
rience In Hsrr .sburg Christmas night.
She had played In that city, and on her
return 10 the hotel after the perform
ance retired TO her room with her maid.
She was asleep but . short tine, when
she was aroused by some one tap,
ping on her window, which OI1nei Oh
the balcony
immediately afterwards the window
was raised and young man stepped
into her room. Miss Swain reached for
her revolver with the intention of
shooting him, but she reirained, and
rang the bell TO summon the porter. She
had direct aim on the intruder, and
warned him that il he dared move it
would be the signal for her to pull the
trigger
In few minutes the porter ca me and
elected the unwelcome guest, who seem
ed terribly frightened. IL WAS after
wards ascertaned that his name was
Ross Reno, son Of a retired army
officer of that city. The young man,
who had been boarding At the hotel for
nome time, was ordered by the prOprie.
tor to seek other quarters in the morn.
ing Miss Swain said that she was not
In the least afraid, and that the only
reason why she did not shoot him was
because she did not wish to have to re-
main and appear in court.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-31

AT Yazoo City, Mississippi on Satur'
day night, two handrcd armed men
went 10 the Jail where the colored men
charged with being the murderers of the
POsey b, others aud Nichols were con
fined. W. l.. Foote, one Of the prison.
ers resisted and was shot dead IN the
cell. Robert Swayze, Micajah Parker
aud Richard Gibbs were taken out OF
their cells and lynched.
While Sheriff Thompson and Jailer
Williams were visiting the cells In the
Jail at Walla, Washington Territory, on
Friday night, they were attacked by
Eifus and Owen, condemned murderers
and knocked stnselenS with bricks
| which the convicts had secreted. The
jailcr showing signs Of recovery. the
murderers hacked him to pieces with a
knife, and then escaped
william BehriLau, a youth Of Is, and
John Palmer, q colored man aged 20,
have been arrested in Cincinnati for
the murder of William Kirk, and have
confessed their guilt. The object of
the murder was robbery!
Adam Har'line, a pedler, was stop.
p@l by highwaymen on the road be.
" cen Calawissa and Mainvill, Penna..
last Friday, and robbed OF $3.50 and
some je"eIry. Soon after, two other
men asked permission to ride in his
sleigh. Being refused, one Of them
drew a revolver AID fred twice at Hart.
line, int1icting mortal'wounds.
During dance at Bringler's tavern,
"a miles from Catawissa, Penna.. on
Friday night, fight arose, in which
Ellwood Stausser was fatally stabbed
by Matthew Cope; Henry Snyder also
received a fatal stab. aud Benson Irwin
and Mary Auman were wounded by
pistol balls Cope and four others were
arrested
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-31
Divisions in boston.

BDsTOH, Dec. 80 "A serious divi
sion exists In the Democratic Organ
zati"n in this city, which threatened,
ere long, TO bring about Tammany
and county Democracy in Boston, each
working 10 defeat the other. A prOmi-
nent Democrat, says the journal, pre-.
diets that the party will be 30 hope
lessly divided within few months
that the Republicans can carry Boston
at the Presidential election IN 1884.
The main ground Of complaint by the
dissenters is that the party in Boston
is now controlled by liquor dealers,
whose principal object Is to control
City Han, and that decent Democrats,
whose only object is to have a good
government, are ignored. 1t has re-
Gently become known that the defeat
of William II. WhitrUore, Of ward II,
AZ member Of the Council, was due 10
the Democratic bosses who issued al
edict that he must be deposed from
the position az leader Of the party, be-
cause ho could not be relied upon to
support questionable schemes. Its no
10, ger Il secret that Mr.. WhitmOre
will lead the new movement against
the present disreI'utsble bosses.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-31
,AT!
John Wanamaker's S,
PHILADELPHIA.
MONDAY;

The day that opens a
week closes tightly the book
Of another year, and the rec
ord, at least of what you and
we have done together is
doubtless a satisfactory one
to both. Though the retro
spect is fair, yet what a
strange thrill comes with
these last events which
there's no avoiding. 364
days of preparation brings
US to the 365th, the same
indehnable dread of the ap-
preaching d is solutio n.
Those last things this mo n
ing take a better shape
| here are to-day's buyings
Tor to-morrow's toilets. here
are emergent needs for those
who call, and for them who
receive. There are pur-
chases to be thrown round a
friend like a mantle Of love.
Return Gifts to keep alive
newly-awakened friendships.
There are Books and Flower
Pieces, Mue ical Clocks, Brio
a Brac and Chairs, whose
arms may encircle some
form when distance holds
you back. The e are many
tokens that have here and
there dotted the way with
brightness through the year,
now revived and 6ttlngiy re-
membered. And there must
be no time lost to-day, no
laggardness in these " last
things"
Thanks, old fri nd, tor
your companionship on this
pleasant stretch of our pill
grimage and the help OF
your staff. Here our 70 DIS
part. One grasp and we
pass on. Old Year, Vale !!
Anxious, Vale
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-31
bOE an d RuOtDenk

10 accordance with the action of the
last meeting OF the Western Nail Asso.
citation, near all the nail factories IL
tho West C ostd n Saturday night fo
. period of six weeks This throws on,
of employment more than 5000 men
The exceptions to the shutting down wa,
the JefeTso and spa l'diu9 Works, -
Steubenvll" Ohio, a1d their contlnu
ance may compel a resumption Of wors
by other mills
One hundred and forty looms, en-
ployed in the manufacture Of gentle
men s sultings, in the Wash ington Mil.
at Lawrence, Massachusetts, are TO b.
stopped as the warps on hand get used
up. This will throw 200 hands out ui
employment. Already nearly 100 hand.
have been discharged.
The employee. in the table ware glass
factories in Pittsburg were notified on
Saturday night Of reduction of Y per
cent. in then wages to take effect on
January LIST. There are in Pittsburg
twelve such factories, employing 1000
lueG ard roo girls About as many
hands are upiOyed in the west.
Refs Brothers x Co. wholesale dealers
in foreign fruits, fancy groceries and
canned goods, ofCincinnati, have mad,
an assignment. Their liabilities are
estimated at nearly fi0O, 900; assests At
less than $3.50, 900
Isaac Res, Wholesale manufacturer
of cigars, also Of Cincinnati, has made
an assignment. He recently fled a
chattel mortgage for SO, 900, to secure
certain creditors.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-31
FIFTH EDITION
sfssusssalsn waited ,

The Wilmingtonian Of last Saturday
published an account of q gambling den
on Fifth street between Market and
King streets, and Of others In diti.rsns
parts Of the city, and charged that some
OF the police officers were paid s.
week not 70 mo,est them. Mayo,
Wales and Chief Of Police Hawk.nA
are now anxious for further inforna.
ton, and will be- greatly obliged to the
writer of the article, or the person, WIN
1t il claimed is responsible man that
furnished the facts TO the writer, II
either OF them will furnish tina names
OF the officers who are receiving hush
money from any Of these houses. The
fact that gambling IL carried on In this
city Is well known to the police officers
but they have no power to move in the
matter until complaint In made and
warrant sworn out. OF course the pro.
pri.tors Of these places know their Gus.
toners, and they are not likely to nd.
init police officers. Unless an officer
has warrant he has no right to enter
any mans house, and II the person who
furnished the Wilmingtonian with tho
statement knew these things to 10
facts he should have appeared before
j Judge Cumuins and swOre ont war.
rant tor the arrest Of all connected with
these dens, including officers who
suppress their spirit of inquisitiveneS
for u consideration, instead of making
"a sensational article for newspaper.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-31
Penssylvsn las FREQ Ne h ooIs.

The report Of the State superinten
dent OF Schools, Higbee, just made pub
lie, says that in Pennsylvania thers
are 2, 227 school d stricts ~, 542 schools
1897 graded schools; l5,721 school direc
tors 1916 superintendent 5000 male
teachers, and l3,4l4 female acheIs
The average salary of male teachers per
month are S37 O3, female teachers, $50.
0j. The average attendance OF pupils
during the year was 957 $50; cost Of
tuition, IS, 1893 69l.7i cost of buildings
tuition, fuel and contingencies, 1906.
1876. IS estimated value of school prop.
erty, $50, lg9, 63G school tax levied for
all purposes, $5,G76,54757 estimated
value Of State and Incorporated educa
tional institut ons, $s,si7, 1876. The
increase since last year Is as follows In
schools, 1853 male teachers, 45l female,
637 pay of female teachers, $l76 per
month; number Of pupils, 12,335, cost Of
tuition. $329, 973.s3 value OF school prop
erty, 81, S5S 076.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-31
News from the Celtic.

LONDON, December 30.-Tle steamer
Gellert, which arrived oday at Ply
mouth, reports that she spoke the white
Star steamer Celtic on the 22d instant,
in latitude Al, longitude "a. The Celtic's
main shaft was broken. The captain of
the Celtic wished to have his steamer
towed by the Gellert. The captain of
the latter vessel refused to take the Gel
tic in tow, owing to bad weather, but
be offered TO take of her passengers and
mails. The offer was declined.
The Celtic was under sail. The Cell
ert, although unable to take the disabl-
ed steamer in tow, stood by until in
formed by rocket signals that her offer
to take off the Celtic's passengers and
mails was declined. The gale increas-
ing, the Gellert proceeded on her voyage,
having ascertained that the Celtic was
in a seaworthy condition and that her
human freight was in no danger.