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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-20

CALHOUN, GA, October lo-Margare,
Harrison. the colored murderer Of little
Lila Lewis, was hanged here in the pres
ence Of nearly four thousand people to-
dey. The woman passed the night pray.
ing. On the gallows she haiangued the
crowd, asserting her Innocence, and at,
triba,ing 10 her own kin her presence
there. She asked all to take warning BY
her iate. Sac hoped to meet the murder
ed child in heaven, also her own people,
EVERY tub must stand on its own bottom
here; but up there, will get justice" she
saids jesus, Lover OF My Soul, and Sweet
Bye and Bye, were sung before the speech
MONROE, Ga, October l9-Taylor Bry'
aut, colored, was hanged here to day 70,
feloniously assaulting Mrs, Elizabeth "
SAards, respectable white widow, on the
night Of August aOth. The gallows wert
erected in field mile from the court
house. Ten thousand spectators wer'
present,
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LRAvKSwoRrH, KAs, October l9.-The
Federal Grand Jury, yesterday, found a
true bill against D. L. Payne, better known
as oklohoma Payne, Tor conspiracy In
violating the laws Of the United States.
Payne says he desires speedy trial, and
declares there 10 no case against him, as
everything in the way Of preparation for
entering the Indian Territory aud march
ing to Oklohoma had been heralded by the
newspapers, and that he invariably notified
the United States Attorney, and asked
him TO interfere II he proposed TO when
they reached the State line, and not wait
pnfil arriving at oklohoma,
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New YoRK, October l0-The representa-
tive Of Pin, Forward & Co., oi this city,
whose steamship was fired upon at Jeremic,
Hayti, while taking on board refugees
from the Hayden revolt, said to-day.
Our firm will not claim damages against
the Haytien government, as that nation is
poor and II would be cruel to undertake
TO collect pecuniary recompense in this
case. We are also informed that the
British government Is also willing to accept
suitable apology on account OF the
vessel sailing under Her Maiesty's Gag.
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raEe DELIVERY OF LEFrERs.
what u COS s-8evsnas Derived there.
r-.,,a . ..1,nunf of m after Hnntflcb.

what % COS s-Bevsoas Derived there.
rsom- AMOUNT of Matter Bandies.
WASHINGTON, October l9.-The annual
report al the Superintendent OF the free de-
livery letter carrier system shows l04 offices
employing $3.50 carriers, in operation at
the close Of the fiscal year ended June 50.
During tho year ], 1924 6S77Ol pieces Of mail
matter were delivered and collected, an in
crease Cf nearly sixteen per cent over the
preceding year. The total cost Of the ser
vice for the year was SS,l73.3SG, an
incresSs OF more than twenly-nine per
cent over the cost for 1882. The
average cost per piece for matter handled
was two and four 'tenths mills, an increase
OF one aud one tenth Of a mill per piece
over the cost ofthepreviousyear The excess
OF postage on local matter over thetotal ser.
vice was 81 02l,S94. There were collected
Iand delivered during the year 79l 76S 699
letters, 28l,7lS,052 postal csrds aud 2Ss,-
SIC, ,S47 newspapers.
The following table shows the aggregate
number OF pieces Of mail matter handled
a, 4 n,,n,har nj the principal cities:
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Gen. stee,i tunu,. Puuerai.

Special DiSpGteh 10 Hs LSteligeaocr,
TOLEDO, O., October l0-The funeral Of
Major General James B. steedman, who
died yecterday afternoon, will take place at
. o'clock next Monday afternoon, and It is
estimated that IT will be the largest occur.
ing in this part ofthe country, and will be
attended by Generals Grant, Hancock,
Sherman, Sheridan and other equally emf:
nent military and civil officers. General
steedman leaves family Of young wife
and two small children.
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Special Di'paieh 10 Ne IEtaltgaeetr.
srRuuRSvILtR, O., October 19.-In the
sui. OF silas Fleming ugainst the Jefferson
Iron Works, tonight, the Jury returned q
verdict for the defendant for 5000 dam.
ages, claimed for spinal injuries sustained
by the plaintiff at the defendants mill In
August, 1881. This was the third trial oi
thu casa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-20

TnE PbiIippi Republican says that Con
r,.smsn.eect Wilson happened" at Phil
ippiOn tue lirst day Of cOurt,and court gave
vsy 10 hear Mr.. Wilson speak in the
ip,srest Of the recognizing Democracy
aIIe made weak defense OF Democratic
rps in this State and Of the rc.assessmeni
and then turned his attention to the tariff
Any hoy Of 10 could see the iallacies OF biz
argument on this question, which were
indeed palpable and transparent" II Mr.
Wilson made a bad speech the fault was
with the cause. Given good subject he
Is far from poor talker. But the work oI
,acryaniZatinp must gn on.
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BosroS, October l9-A Journal Wash
ington special says; The strength OF Mr..
Randall in his candidacy for the Speaker.
ship is illustrated by the fact that several
Oongrcsamen, while saying they personal
" prefer Mr.. Cox and Mr.. Carlisle, think
the election OF Mr.. Randall will be better
for the party. The few Southern Congress.
neu who nave arrived here generally ap.
prove OF Mr.. Raudall's policy to abandon
the entire internal revenue system. They
have doubts, however, whether the North
ern Democrats will follow them to that ex.
irRma
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BosroS, October 10. James Keenan,, the
owner Of Frank, the horse that made such q
fast trot inNew York yesterday, arrived
here this morning, and told re.
porter, who found him at his saloon, that
he was going to keep Frank and match
him against any trotter that should be put
llrward. He said that Frank bad Il in
him to do better and that he was now
ready to match him against either Maud s.
or Jay Eye See for either 1000 or s, 500.
He added that II any one wanted It, be
would hitch runner up with Frank and
trok them double,
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TINS is 10 give notice to Mr.. McGraw, ol
c,,l,ou, and Mr.. E. Willis Wilson, ol
y,nsyLa, and Colonel Ben Of Harrison,
md Nj. i. Boyd Faulkner, Of Berkeley
.ndotber ssatesmen whom it may concern
,s,, .r tbs threatened reorganization OF the
n,riv b roing on to a greater Or lesser ex'
,snt n through its headquarters organ, and
,sa. I navigation TO Wheeling is still open
T,,b,,u sGi ynD,
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Tuosr Kentucky negroes who were put
,t,orgh in a day from the grand jury room
:. . ,Ss peuitentiary chose the wrong diver
''.n @ Murder is the safe sport in Ken
.,vS' ...Ey and it is better to have white skin
~, an, On about it. .--
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-20

LOUISVILLE, KY, October 19-william
Williams and Francis franklin, two no
groes, were indicted for hog stealing and
house breaking respectively, at 2 n n. To-
day, at Frankfort. Theywere put on trial.
convicted, and at ar. N. we're dressed n
convict garb and at work In the peni.
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mlNE kxpi.0sI0N.
A Great Di.aHer In "a Yorkshirc Mine.
Owe Twenty Lives lost. '-i-

A Great DI.asier In "a Yorkshirc Mine.
Owe Twenty Lives Lost.
LONDON, October l9.-An explosion oc-
Cured at Wharncliffe, Carlton C,lIiery,
Yorkshire Twenty.three men were in the
pit at the tune. 1t is believed ali persisted.
Three bodies have already been recovered.
When the explosion occurred Eve men
rushed to the bottom OF the shaft and were
rescued, though injured. The men remain
log in the pit, numbering twenty, were
lost. A searching force has been organized,
but the falling Of the roof OF the pit re-
tards work. The explosion is attributed to
a blast shot. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-20

wn,7 6.s agiilled the "unteriHed" of
WI Virginia, that they all want an organ,
NSi'h II'i eacll one would be willing to con-
S.r,r S,.I and after all, are they quite sure that
I.v S, roulL he better satisfied than now?
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VIENNA, October l9.-Two bands Of
gypsies, encamped near Wisenburg, be-
came involved in a fight in which both
women and children joined. -Four Of
the participants were killed and many
wounded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-20

PlTrsBuRoH, Pa, October 10.-Nahen
A. Botocudo, an Indian woman, who ar.
riyedin this country October Q, and who
has been on exhibition In the museum
here for two weeks, died Of typhoid pneu.
monia to-day. A copy Of the death certif.
cate was made out by the Board OF Health
and will be sent to Brazil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-20

WARSAW, October l9.-Nihilist procla-
nations appear almost daily. A number
Of persons are suspected OF being the au-
taors, including several students, who have
been arrested,
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In commenting upon the iron situation,
the Iron Age says; Dizziness pervades oil the
departments Of the iron and steel trades
from the manufacturers Of pig iron to the
manipulators Of steel, with excep-
,ions only in the case OF rail makers and
structural-iron manufacturers. With great
unanimity, the makers oi pig iron, bar
iron, crucible steel and steel rails assert
that prices are now at the bare cost Of pro.
duction, and that no further concessions
are possible-unless something gives way.
But while furnaces are being blown out
in various directions, those which con.
tinue in operation seem able TO more than
supply the demand. A more thorough at
tempt TO restrict production will have 10 be
made before serious effect Is produced on
the market. A scarcity Of pig.iron must be
felt before buyers will believe that such a
contingency Is possible, Amo lg the bar
mills we do not hear Of any effort to reduce
production. The mills evidently get some
orders, trade being not entirety extinct,
and manufacturers prefer to run as long as
they can in order to keep their men to,
gether. The perfect erganiZ4tion oil the
working force Of a large rolling mill is a
very important aud exceedingly difficult
matter, and mill owners take heavy risks, in
the hope that affairs will improve, rather
than shut down and be unable to start
up in good shape when an improvement
comes. Still, there are rumos that several
rolling mills will stop before long II prices
make no change for the better. The steel
rail manufacturers express themselves very
firmly against putting their prices lower
than $37 at the mill aud deny reports oil
sales under that figure. They assert that q
number OF the most important steel works
will cease production ifthe railroads refuse
to buy at The price named, which means
S97 at the Eastern works and $40 at Chi.
cago and St. Louis. In view OF these cir.
cumstances the outlook for the winter is
not cheering either for those who own iron
and steel works or those who work in them
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r,,-,s /. exactly. Many Congressmen
r,. i"C, C,y and Carlisle, but your Uncle
sls s'.sasl Randall will gather in their votes
=, ,he speaEeship.
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,..,.,1y bureaus we have had, but how
-, = happen that candidates for the
o'.s,isrrv OK haven't dropped grace fully into
a. rbromo racket
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10 Mr, Bennett and Alr. Mackey will
ia ~ rs a cheap cable we can forgive the
gns y. Eis seyen.pound newspaper and the
%ber Lis Bonauza luck
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r.,,no,p engineers seem to be sighting
wh,slDr S from all the points Of the COM
W, We may be happy yet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-20

,,,.,,,, That Indiana firm is sending up
:. %J' S,loons Nj. English islOsing his chance
y. . .;mootalize himself
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the IRON nAnKEr.
Great DaIlness Pervades all h anches
Of the TrKde.

PITTSBURGH, October 19-The position
OF the local pig iron market has not changed
since last week. Stocks continue compare.
lively light, both in hands Of consumers
aud producers; the former are carrying
only enough 10 meet immediate wants,
while the latter are sold pretty close up.
Some oil them have contracts booked suffi-
cient to absorb their production during the
remainder OF the year. Moreover, advices
from the sheuango and Mahoning Val.
leys state that most OF the furnaces in blast
in these valleys are working on contracts,
and that there, as here, there is little or no
accumulation. A special cablegram to the
Iron Age, under date OF London, l7th inst,
reports q stronger feeling inscotch pig dur
ing the week, but il did not last, aud prices
are barely steady.
There IL no change 10 note in Besscmer
pig, the market ruling dull at 49450c for
W. O. Hematites, Nos. l, 2 and 5, equal
parts, |. o. b. shipping paris. In blooms
there ia but little doing
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nan S,eubenyille Ga:elte; Hereafter we
.s,IlllbeI our smiles.
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Ghs Gnteltigstrfer.

~. - ,,"G 47 fourteenth street.
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A reporter who inquired for Mrs. Med
ing's residence in East 16lst street later in
the day found that the family occupied two
rear rooms on the second story Of two
story frame cottage near Elton avenue.
When she asked, In excited tones, Of there.
porter what had been done with her hus.
band, and was informed, the sick woman
"But am glad he has been sent away to
the Island" she said. HE cannot harm
me now or iDjure the children. l have
lived in constant terror Of my life for years
past, but now it Is over and can rest.
Drink has made him insane, I know, and
! wish he might be sent where he could be
treated for that fearful malady. Ny
friends will try to Obtain separation
for me, and I desire II, for I can.
not live with him any longer, Little
by little be has gone down, until now no
one prospects us, and and my children
are l)rever disgraced. His people nave
done all they could for him, but 1t was Of
no use He lost one position OF trust after
another, until now he cannot obtain work
anywhere. have kept starvation from the
door until was taken sick, but now don't
know what will become Of u.s."
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A JUSTICES INDIGNATION.


In reply to questions Of the Justice Med.
ing said he was not drunk and intended
no harm to Lis wife. The razor he wanted
to shave himself with. Policeman James
E. Conklin, Of the mounted squad, who
made the arrest, testified that NEEDING was
drunk when he (Conklin) was called to the
house, and that he appeared to be ont ol
his head.
This is the most extraordinary and in,
human case that has been brought before
me during my entire career as Police
Magistrate" said Justice Morgan, as he
looked at the prisoner. 1.-THE charge
against you is only for being drunk aud
disorderly. On this | will fine you $40
but will also hold you in thesum Of 81, 700
TO keep the peace for six months, in de-
fault Of which you go to the Island for ak
months. There is just where you belong
and by rigut ought 10 have been sent long
ago, and am very sorry that the law pre-
vents me from sending You there for o
longer period. This Is the most brutal out
rage ever heard of. Take the prisoner
aWay.h
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-05-19
4 SCHEnE OF EoLIY.

II has been said that no ruler ever knew the
character OF his subjects better than did the
great Napoleon, and no person was ever so
adroit as he in handling their distinctive traits
SO as to overcome internecine discomfort, and a,
the same time TO preserve his own ascendency
in the public estimation. What distinguishes
the French people, is disposition shared in
common, but to less extent, by nearly all
people-,o have their attention distracted from
an object in one direction, by anything SAVIOR.
ing Of a osse defai in another. The grea,
freneh general sometimes found II necessary
to establish an actual foreign war TO distract
the attention OF his people from the eontempla.
tion Of home troubles ESoesses OF this Kind
are no, always necessary but the principle in.
volyed may be put into practice in more minor
eoneerns, and will often he suggested to a
crafty mind that difficulties arc beginning TO
hedge in. We diselaim the most diS,an, in.
ference Of aSsociating the name Of our premier
with that of Napoleon. Nevertheless, We are
able in many Of has actions to discover the dis.
position of Mr.. Gibson 10 take advantage Of
this style Of dealing, and BY low cunning en-.
deaSor to divert the attention Of people from
the contemplation Of general miaule By the
pfesenimen, of side issues and new schemes.
one d the wors, ye, ia, forth is the proposi.
iion, in the Advertiser II the I.th instant, to
establish a ne~ quarantine station. Certainly
a more absurd proposition Vas never heard
and the aHihor mast have relied upon the be
hei that id'ocy vas prevalent complaint in
,his oommuni,y, II he ever expected ii ~oold
be serioasly entertained b, those to ~hom il
aPPsan 10 have been addressed. Doubtless
the institution q such a scheme would necessi.
tate a very large original outlay. which ~osld
IN due ooarss pass ,hIosgh the hands 81 the
psemie', o, saeh As he nigh, designate As tho
pfopsf custodian u the required funds Once
established, II would need several ,imes as
much attention. and greater expense than
u necessary 10 the institution already baili and
IN working osder. A greater distance from
honoiais would mean greater expense q
eondaei IN many ~ayS A heighiboai would
have 10 bs psosidsd tos sks Transport Of pIoss-
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-05-19

Hilfounce letters may now he sent within
any par, OF the United States for two cents.
II is believed that the immediate effect Of this
will be to decrease the postal revenue; bu, Il
Is also believed that soon after the new ac,
goes into effect, next October, the circulars
now sent and never opened in ono cent
envelopes will I've sealed and sent in two
cent envelopes; and thereby the revenue will
be maintained.
1t is stated tha, the Connection, company
which supplied great quantities Of arms and
ammunition to Turkey during the Russo.
Turkish war has received an order from China
for a large number OF rifles, and other orders
of the same kind are to come. II is intimated
that China is preparing for vigorous con,es,
with France over the province Of Tonquin,
and that foreign officers and arms will be
employed.
The manager OF Mrs. Langtry's dramatic
season in the United States says her twenty
iour.weeks' engagement has thus far nettcd
&sso, Cog IS. She played for four weeks IL
this city, the receipts for the first weel
amounting to SiS,S6s 90; the second week
| StS,S67. IS; the third week, Si2,s3a, and tn,
fourth week, SrdolS. The first week il
Boston they were Sio,o4S. 90, and the second
Sill, ,,o7. The week. receipts in Philadelphi.
were Sis,ioo, and two weeks in Chicago
Sa56SS.
The third annual meeting Of the Woman
silk Culture Association of the United State
was held last month in Philadelphia. Tn,
report Of the treasurer showed the receipts I,
have been Sl5o joS and expenses $4oo,774
The association has S. 900 on deposit. Stats
tics show that the worlds annual production
Of raw material amounts in value to $4oo, 900,
600, Of which China and Japan produce owe
one.third. This country imports $50, ,ooo, 90
and manufactures $50, 600 worth Of silk
which gives employment TO 5,,ooo people
Philadelphia has seventy four silk manufactur
ing establishments, employing over 600
hands. The value Of their productions las
year amounted to nearly 81 100000. Sixty
seven pounds Of reeled silk were made the pas
year by the association and disposed Of at
profit of 100 per cent. The society is to sen
exhibits to the State Fair at Louisville, |
August, and Cincinnati in September.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-05-19
COMMERCIAL.

Hosotut.. n /. May is ISL
nusu-ss ff ths ec,t has tsrt msfcsut,le houses
wi, employed i- r-gri,irs irv,h goods BY rccsu arr'-
,ais a., as the hs.tsnius u rfouos TO market BY the
l. X u,,hap and Susf M, latter ,r,s,l tolk ashi
tom u, us evening". probably ihs hrsrs ,afs7 q
,asaf that hs. y,t h,rn ,hippri ffym this r't
he ARRIVAL ths sues last saiuriAy sas surrriss
90 a..i q agr business msn. w. u sas thought that hef
time tatls sou t- changed 90 have her arrive IN San
Iraasia.a aHst iu-, 80. uhsu he uauh change ~t'
tate fia.- u,-- ~a ao r,aso1 uhy ths Mesas
Spfr,tst urls ,hlud ure her voyage A. 60 rsndst
h-f arrival a San Frare4oo fsutats before The date
ra1sJ ,nd f o., !, generally suppossi the price oi
,usa ,ha1d dr1p .ttaa II cert Ansf The ists named
NJ tlau, Sprc,tsl, iaf thr California Refinery, viii
,,rtata, rrash is,s u sa.,th1g Ike ssaooo The
la5ius ofths Su,f Therefore the Sending y the sues
uas a,try sragieu, o.. g. shigh our planters have
f-sa 90 haiH th- Nr,rt ,rrrssslria grateful rrnsm
tfaals
Ts real sstsf, ,sir that called attention to lat
seek rrsutej ,sr, ,ausiatlriy many 0i The parcels
Bringing s7 ptses ans ths vtals hgErvsating nearly
stla.- Nr o Watrf secured Nus o.. and
iu i1 ths Nanaa land, anl No The Queen street
parcels Nj e. Osrs secured ian II Nanoa ard
.fgussa street. and NJ " Williams bought No.
g arl @ id ths latter latt
It,, urst ths ,a'v " the Charlie, Dillingham; pro
petty aH pu1ah1a Avenue i, rrpo,,si at $500 NJ
Ws.'r1HEi1o BEING thy rur.hassf
u BE- fyrirtsd that ths we'll sno~n bark tsyllu al
rrataNiy t. hid sn in Ns-s~ Charles Hrcwcr a Co q
BOSTON fn, II Ia.tst, 60 sai about September vt, ou
rril-r, 100 uass a na,s gfthr in ordering s.o,i,
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SHIPPING NOTES

The Paase Skye IA discharging at the Espl.nads.
lhs British his Mosavin !, taking ballast At the fos
u tAksiiks ~hArf
lbs AnsficAn t.rk Revere /, diSehArgins lamhsr Al
AAen kohiasoas ~hAn,
lhs German hATk Lyinsst1ns Is dschAr.inx a cargo
u Chinese geoyis al sorensoa's -hAf.
The CsfsnAn bark HArnoiiu,, oelSiShs Is no. over.
aos irun Ns- Caals y. 5 W. She - g. days ogt
Ms s.p~as1s have finished oopyerias the pot siis
- III herm2nn, and si tA1kls the starbsfd siss
Ihs bsiiish ship Ci.ntsr>ie - at the old steamship
-hAn dSharsng an ASSERTED cargo u Eurogsan seOds
fhe American hafsrntins Eufeka "a Aiths p NJ & :
~hAn A-ains fof San fr@Acisoo.
Ths h2sksusins Cracs Rot-rts and the harl c o.
Nhhnors AIs al haad Nth fan eaTgoes a coal
Ihs Assfican tern G. Ford Is IN the stream load.
,es sth sasAf A. coass aloag She -il s2l fur San
frznstsco in dAy " t~os
rhs sehsoasf kseslsiss arrived IA, Sunday, from
for Cxsbis, nth lo@a q lntsr -hicA he Is dis-
ehArg,ng a ihs foot q tosi street
The nee seansf MAngosa III lsAe, PhladsltAis
- lhi, paFt Ahoat May ts And all hs here 10 mAks
Tho Jsiy uip 10 hnaolulu -.fha
fusais isAssAns rsaehs1 this city yesterday an.
neen-ias great damage dons 70 shipgsns IN heavy
eAls Al f~lairaAh. lbs sAiP Gsify.hurg -as Ashore,
I'D psubAhlY totAl loNN --fhs-
TAs AssficAn hAfksuaias Discover, arrived la
Aaotay ~. tfurn San frAnCisco nth fnIl freight
sa Iasssngef hst a1d tgiie4 Stafes NAL She /, Al
tfracf Cos skklf ttslhsIxtnx