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Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1883-06-07
How Government Bonds Have Been
Affected.

The colony of Russian refugee Jews
founded at waterview, Va, last October, is
doing remarkably well. The dozen families
have farm of 800 acres, work industriously,
and are establishing comfortable homes.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1883-06-07
ROLL CALL OF VETERANS.
Names Of Soldiers Taking Part in the
First Observance of Decoration Day
In Montana.

In 4WOnldmds
The name of soldier veterans of Helena
who reported for participation in the exer-
cises of Decoration Day, and most of whom
mustered in the ranks and marched to the
graves of their dead comrades yesterday, are
published, as far as we have been able to OBJ
tain them, below:
Henry Bratnober, 36th Wisconsin.
c. MacCauley, 5th Michigan Cavalry.
T. P. Fuller, 93rd New York.
r. G. Wallace, 5th Michigan Cavalry.
Geo. w. White, 9th Iowa.
r. E. Fisk, Goth and 132d New York.
w. F. Wheeler, 4th Minnesota.
D. w. Fisk, 132d New York.
F. P Sterling, 10th Wisconsin.
John Mofitt, I'd Kansas
Geo. w. Shaw, eOth Illinois.
R. E. Jones, 22d Wisconsin.
T. Eckles, 34th Illinois.
A. J. Fisk I'd Minnesota Cavalry.
j. G. Sanders, 4th Ohio.
James Murphy, 3rd Wisconsin Volunteers.
3. F. Potts, 32d Ohio.
A. H. Beattie, 74th Illinois.
John S. Fuller, 9th N. Y. Heavy Artillery
ard 18th N. Y. Heavy Artillery.
&c. Major, 43d Indiana.
Chas. Albrecht, 7th Missouri Cavalry.
Inglebreth Oleson, I'd Minnesota Light
Artillery.
VIM. Lorey, 9th Illinois.
w. H. Armor, 1st Missouri Infantry.
w. A. Dewar Tooth New York.
Joseph Davis, 9th Pennsylvania.
J. p Donaldson, 32d Ohio.
w F. Sanders Gath Ohio
VIM. McClatchey, 3rd California Infantry.
T. H. Kleinschmidt, 3rd Missouri Infantry.
Silas Morrison, 10th Illinois.
10. Milligan, 9th Wisconsin Battery,
H. S. Howell, 4th New Jersey Infantry.
Fred L. King, LIST California Cavalry.
C. B. Vaughn, I'd Colorado Cavalry.
Richard Hoback, I'd Minnesota Cavalry.
Ross Deegan, 3rd and 162d New York.
j. o. Hudnett, 3Sth Iowa.
Reinhold Kleinschmidt, Missouri Cavalry.
Carl Kleinschmidt, Kansas State Militia.
j. j. Rohrbaugh, 18th Pennsylvania Cav
alry.
Ii. c. Fullerton, 9th Illinois Cavalry.
Peter Fryatt, 93d New York Volunteers.
Henry c. Yaeger, Doth Massachusetts,.
II. F. c. Kleinschmidt, 7th Missouri Ma
tional Guards.
Harvey W. English, 1st Missouri Mounted
Volunteers, Mexican War.
CIV. Keller, 1st Missouri Mounted Volun-
teers, Mexican War
Edward Coulson, 1st Missouri Mounted
Volunteers, Mexican War.
r. c. Walker, 9Th Army Corps.
Francis Hopkins, eth Michigan.
J. F. Blattner, 14th Illinois Cavalry.
d. S. Wade, Squirrel Hunters.
Daniel Ferguson, 4th New Jersey.
Orange Kinds, 7th U. S. Infantry.
Ira Bateman, 5th Minnesota Volunteer In
a antry.
Adrien Nappy 1st Regular Oregon Cav
alry.
D. H. Cuthbert, 45th Illinois Cavalry.
r. A Craig, Battery II, 1st New York
Artillery.
Peter Spurzen, 4th Missouri Volunteers
r DeChant, 47th Indiana.
L. C. Brown, Oath New York.
John Mclaughlin, Battery H, 1st New
ork Artillery.
Dave Madden, 18th Iowa Infantry.
f. II. Fades, 64th Missouri and 66th
-llirois.
Al Whitley, 1st U. S. Dragons, Mexi-
,an War.
Fred. Manuel. 10th Minnesota Infantry.
Ross Mills, Sd Iowa.
Fred Gunther, Sd Pennsylvania Cavalry.
J. C. Reed, 18th Ohio Infantry.
B. H. Tatem, 1st Delaware Cavalry.
- Chamberlain, 1st Minnesota
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1883-06-07

VI ten thousand immigrants who located
sog sSong the line of the North Pacific in April
o,'io located in Minnesota, 4,670 in Dakota,
and ,O33 in Montana.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1883-06-07
Importance of the California Railroad
Tax Suits.


No greater question was brought before
the United States Supreme Court during the
year than that presented by the California
tax case. This case raised the issue whether
the power of the State to tax corporations
within its jurisdiction is controlled by the
fourteenth amendment to the Federal Con-
stitution. The vast Importance of the ques-
ton becomes apparent when it is considered
that its decision will affect all corporations
except municipal in every State in the I'm
ion. It's difficulty may be inferred from the
fact that though the case was argued several
months ago, the Court has adjourned with
out giving its opinion.
How Government Bonds Have Been
Affected.
The government bond market has been
considerably affected of late by the Paige
bill, passed by the New York Legislature,
which empowers savings banks and trustees
to invest in railway mortgages in addition to
city, State and government bonds These
New York banks on January 1st held nearly
$3.50, 100000 of such securities, most of them
quoted at a high premium, and yielding but
6 small interest.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-08-22

I CABoT.-The rust has struck potato top
in some instances quite hard,
The streams are very low and th'
ground is getting quite dry.
Rev. Henry Russell and wife have gone
10 spend his vacation wi b their trieEts in
4 Connecticut,
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION &C. IL. VIII
son is visiting at his home in Barre.
There is more interest than ever ia the
Sunday school at the Methodist church.
Mrs. J. Larrabee, formerly Of lhis
place, died at Q1echee on Mouday nigh!
Of consumption. Sic leaves young
child few months old a week before
her death her husbands brother dropped
dead attending funeral.
Mr.. Young and family frotu Springfield,
Mass, have been spending few Va at
VIM. Huntoon's.
The ladies of the Episcopal society he'd
a successful time at their garden r'y on
Friday evening at Prof. Green ).
Rev. J. S. Farnsworth is spending his
vacation with his family. He spent daE
at Chanauqua assembly before comm y
home.
1t Is expected that Governor Barstow
and wife will be present at the Windsor
county reunion in this place September t
W. E. Lyman and wife from Lawrence,
ILL.,, is visiting at his old home.
Mrs. Samuel Bsgley, J. Taft. Mrs.
Brown Fech, NJ. B. Lyman are spending
the week at the camp meeting at Clare
mont; others will 60 in few dAgs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-08-22

| ANDoYER.-ManYs springs are falling OF
,ccount Of the dry season.
Apples will be rarity; only very few
will be raised here this year.
Drought has prevailed to quite an extern
about here. There is but little in Ii,
pastures for feed with the exception o
brakes and bushes. Grasshoppers arr
plenty, however. Early planted potatoe.
are a good crop. Corn leaves are rolling
up and unless we have rain very soor
the corn will be much injured.
Mrs. Frank Felt, while crossing a felC
short time ago, stepped sideways on he,
ankle in such manner rs TO badly frac
ure the bone just above the joint, also
lnjuring the igaments in the ankle. 1t /.
COW doing as we'll as might be expected.
CHELSEA. - Partridges will be lawful
g.mo after September lst.
w. j. Taltell and his wife went to
Northield Angus. 18th, to visit the place
OF their previous home.
NJ. V, B. Davis oldest son was badly
bitten by.a dog, last week. So says report.
c. L. Emery has resigned his cerkship
in the Black Rock hotel, Nantasket Beach,
Mass. He has returned and resumed the
study Of law with C. W. Clarke.
+. N. Cain of Ely. was in town August
18th.
Miss 3. Ormsby OF Boston, was in town
on visit few days ago.
Miss Emma johnson has gone to Wal.
than, Mass.
Three deaths occurred in this village
lass week. Mrs. L1cy. wife of Newell S.
Bixby. died August 18th. aged IS years
and months. She was attacked by that
insidous disease. creeping paralysis, two
years ago, which made slow bit fatal
progress to the close of her life. Mr..
Hubbard Belts died August 10Th. aged 10
years. he came from the state Of New
York six years ago, and was married to
Mrs Bliss OF this village. Mrs. Jane
Chandler died August l7th, aged rs years.
She has been III for several months but
died suddenly, as is supposed, with heart
disease.
The fall term OF Chelsea academy will
be opened September 9TH, under the super.
vision of 5. f. Tower, Of Dartmouth col
lege. Miss A. A. Clement assistant.
Willie H. Puffsr is at home on vaca.
ton.
John C. CLARK and his family of St.
Johnsbury, are in town on visit to her
mother and other friends.
Rev. Frank Hatch of Hartford, Connec.
ticut. visited his invalid mother and other
friends last week.
Archie Mills, Jr., of St Louis, Mo-, is
spending few weeks on a visit to bis
parents. ..-..
A company went to the Mort h6eld
camp meeting last Monday.
EAST CALAIs.-Emma Gale Is at home
on vacation from Cabot.
The funeral services Of Mrs. C. II.
Martin we're held in the Union church in
this town August 2lst.
Freeman Gray's horse took fright the
other day and ran, smashing bis wagon
badly.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-08-22

The farm known as the 7. c Foster farm. Is offered
for sale ssastsA IN RsTlin, cue mile south Of Berlin
Pond on the Old Turnpike Eosd miles from Moltpe
l!er, handy to school and church sad farm contain.
about 10 acres suitably divided into tlase aud ras
turinS Two sugar orcusr ds about 800 trees water "a
house and barn never falling Also mountain pasture
Of one hundred acres can't be bel; for grazing VIII
sell farm with or without back plsrre. FJr terms
etc. Address, TR FOSTER
TIVE Burnside, Conn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-08-22
Che freemau an.
MONTPELIER VT.
WEDNESDAY, AUG %, 1888.

wedsslret to maksthe FREEMAN pAr,iculrly valuable
orits from all parts OF Vermont and our friends
different parts Of the Subsequently, in Washing
ton, Orange and Lamoile Counties will confer grea
favor upon us and our readers by sending us local
Intelligence. Give US facts and we will Arran them
forthe paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-08-22
STATE OF VERMONT.
WASHINGTON COUNTY. IS.


W. ). T E0'E v,,b II S5anee E5br.v
WALTER FrLLE. ct Al March Term, lss3.
Whereas \. " Eddy Of walden in the county Of Cal
4i5pl and J. T Eddy Of Marsh4ei in the county OF
Washington have this DAY 4 ID n the office o. the
W4sEiuztOn. their amended bill in chancery for the
t--r ~ ne - $500 P3T1a1 FlIjer WaIt4r FaIIer
Ersstus Fuller, James Fuller and Fred Fuller, settin
4r his wife then Of Woodbury. IN the county Of Wash
nt5n on the 5th day Of Nogen eer l3'o exscqted 70
described follows The whole Of lots nupber !! and
premises convey ID to The sad walter Fuller by EdWin
TO yearly rent to said town Of Woodbury. in said
55 Aha 70 'nS The A aid DAY Wa,sr and Hin
e soayy the 'A st .pe sPse the s
seven proissory notes OF that dl.e one for the
G 81 ZOE ne as ag go Of a me-
and the other: Of sad ye noes saya9a Aa ~
~ and one note f2Z the sun q s-s y. Psyaos the
i l1y x 81 interest aa 8 I'D % ne 6and
further coui!toue ed that said r. rama should pay all
Az; aid 5oad q: fatth ha i .aa k4nas F
er t!sd t.testate N the 3gth day Of Decemosr 1873
md a. sucl claims some interest n sad
Fuller are t1e surviving children Of the said walter
and RcNaua and claim interest in said premises
n: aud yrsyi1 that ali sad dsteldants may oe fore
closed Of all ri-ht title or interest IN said premises;
And whereas. 1t is made 10 appear that the said Wal
ter Fuller, Erastus Fuller, James Fuller aud Fred
Fuller now res de without this state here the pro-
Of this Court not be served upon them il
therefore Or cred tlas SAID walter, ErAstQs James
and Fred Be noticed Of the tendency Of said bill in
sLalcsry aat summoned 70 appeaE and maze answer
IL before the Court Of Chaucery next 10 be
Ieli at I.utpaer within and for the coHnty Of Wash
tuft0u. on the second Tuesday of September, A. .
Is by the publication Of the substance OF said bill in
cL4ECery. tozether With this order thereon, three
Uaszs slecessI7eiy IN he Green Mountain Freeman.
EeeEIy uewsgag=r q bshed a. Montpelier Aforesaid
the Of which pubic shall Be AZ least three
weeks previous to said second Tuesday OF Sep TEN ber
l.s3 which shall be deemed sufficient notice to the
said defendants.
Given under ny hand az Noutpelier in the county Of
WASHINGTON. thls irst day of AUGUST, A .. iss3-
MELVILLE L SMILE, Clerk.
HvArz CARLETON, O. L Hour, Solicitors for
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-08-22
BUSINESS NOTICES

Call at e. w. Wilder's music store and
see the new musical instrument, THE
REED PIPE CLARIoNA. Price only S..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-08-22
SANDWICHES

As "a sure remedy for Heaiache, Sour stomach
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation, Torpid t.t7
er, Bllousness, &C. no medicine Is equal to o..
Bakers Mandrake Bitters. y. H. Downs Ellxu
: the Oldest and best coaga remedy in existence.
Bruises, scalIs buns spraus, cuts, &c. either on
man or beas! are speedily caril by the use Of
Henry 4 Johusou's Arnca and Oh Eminent.
gr-srr,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-08-22

fn}iw4.
When the organs Of secretion become INACTIVE
by reason Of cold or b. other cause, the indau-
natorT material should be removed ami healthy
scilou restored. Ayers Pills accomplish this
quickly, safely and surely. Much serious sickness
aad suffering might be prevented BY promptly
correcting such deral genen;s which often devotion
INTO settled disease. lu3?H3
al mad very ane morse sprained and lameI for
months" writes ;. B. HazIetgue, of Searsm3uut
Mass. "iu two weeks, however, aiter using ELS
SPAWN Cure he was completely careI." g3v?
NiggariIiness is not good husblndry,-
addis0n.
The sovereign temperance toaic, Wu4a. Btt,ers,
5 the purest aal richest o.ool orala AMI nerve
o0i u existence. 3gi
As are the incIina.ions, 50 are the pin.
ions. - Goethe,
Moral prejudces are the s.op.g of
virtue -Hdre.
MOTHERS DON'T hSOw.-uov many chi,lre1
are punished for beng uacouLh, w.llIu an! .ud1-
erent to instructions or rewards, simply because
they are out OF health An intelligent Lady said Of
child OF this kind: Mothers should kuow talt
fthey would give the .i.tle ones oderate doses OF
Hop Bltters for two or three weeks, the children
would be all pa.eu. could desire" wv.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-08-22

Letters Cncalled for at Montpelier, ef. Post
Ohlce August Is, 1883
sF-lo obtain these letters persons mus. give the
above da;e.
LADIEs-Iiss Emma Alexander. Miss Lucy Euss-.
son Mrs Iiti!da J-slil. Lucy Lea;, Mrs A1-ac.
Nlnaciu, Miss Alice Eln., Mrs. swan.
GENTLEMEN.-L B. Leayit-, B4inbr.d-s Morse.
J. :. PECE P NJ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-08-22
D E A 7 h 5,
apprentice Wanted.

Trustworthy and industrious boy Of from, f.; IN !
ears q 70 learn the printers trade aud do chor
Aoout Toe house the first year One act,1st11ad -
care OF e4t'4@ :. APPLY 70 Or address
II 4 WHEELDCE. Mon traris- y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-08-22

NEURALGIA AND SICK HEADACHE.
In Aurora, H., lives Mrs. Wm. Henson, sne
says; samaritan Nerylne cured NE Of neuralgia,
vertigo a1d sick headache" In -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-08-22
NJ AR Z l A G E S .

Ia BerLta 4u:qsi lj;h, a. the clu.-e.artoual par.
and MAY NJ EMERSON Of Berlin
In ProctgrsyiIl-, Au-QSt e bv lev 4 Eu-i-r.
PLAII I. MARSH aud LILA L EASELTIEE bon
Of AntOTer. 0'I
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-08-22

Young and middle aged men suffering / rom uer.
and kindred symptoms, should seed three SIAM:
for part VII OF pamphlet. issued Oy World. Dis.
pensary Medical Associ4.en, Buffalo, NY.
m3wl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-08-22

There is not an aspect OF evil, lmper &c.
lion, and littleness which can elude the
light Of humor, or the lightning OF wit
E. P Whtpp!s.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-08-22

The essence Of courtesy is moral.-Gsc
Vim. Curtis.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-08-22
TT G. VAN DEUsEN's ESTATE.

HEArz f CARLETON, o. L Hour, Solicitors
Orators 90 rs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-08-22

burnside, Conn,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-09
Notice to Creditors.
ESTATE OF P. II. WAND, DECEASED.

Eotie Is hereby given by the undersigned
Administrator OF the estate OF +. II. Wand
deceased, tn the creditors Of and all persons
having claims against the said deceased. to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within four months after the first publican ion
of this notice. to tho said Administrator n / his
office, HALEY, in the said County OF Altu.
raS.
Dated at Haley, I. T., June 9. 1885,
J. NJ. BUkkETT,
JeawGt Public Administrnto
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-09
Payday Notice.

WOOD RIVER G. AND 8. NJ. CO.. OF
SALT LAKE CITY, L. tail persons hold
ing claims against this company must pre-
sent their bills in duplicate, nj the cOmpany's
office, at Bullion, before the first day of each
month, aud payment will be made on the
ION. ENOS A. WALL,
SUPERINTENDENT.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-16
PERSONAL
Arab i, studying English.

Arab Is studying English.
The Duiehess Of Switzerland has signed the
pledge.
MrN Langtps husband Is going to the
United States.
A statute to the late MI Peter Cooper IS to
he erected in New York.
Prince Bismarck will have another title
Duke Of Lanenbag
Mr.. Roscoe conkling delivered the Decors-
ton Day Grafton in New York City.
Ex-senator William sharon hopes to sue.
coed Senator Jones for The State Of Nevada.
Queen VieiOriA Vas much better, aud able 10
stand without assistance when last hard FROM.
Maj A. II. Nickers9n, Of the United States
army, L. charged with obtaining divorce by
fraud.
Lord Lahdsio~ne has been requested 10 &C
esPi The presidency q the Royal biographical
soeieiy
Mr.. Ceofge BaheTosi. historian Of the United
States, Is past s2' and isyet an accomplished
and elegant rider.
M Lelind STANFORD, presi,ien, q the Cen
iiai f1eihe Railway, hAs recovered from a Sc
were ilnu,a
Aiss Ilendeiia Ninion DAVIS. a Washington
qu4droou, j. gong "a The public stage and
gfeai hang, an hoped q he's.
The recenily appointed civil service exam.
i1ef, Lyman, has been 70, a long time chief
elefk ofthr United State, Treasury.
The IIo~ani .SlTsa Presbyterian Church,
s-n ffAneisee' have increased his salaD a
ti,eis pasioi, Rev. kotcn Mcksnzie. 10 5000
ayeaF
Nenessl CTool hzs hsen hghfing Apachcs
arfpes fhe Aessean bofit-, and Al laie,i al
tieea ~as believed 10 BE Ia imminent danger u
bsing ''esi 81
Nc. faui Nsndrfspor, oopnlan,ieI.in.ehief
q. A. r., 49, rendered recefsion IA san
tfancisco MAJ 7th, b, the California depart
ns~ni u ths Grand Amy
Ed-iH y Haskell. managing editor a the
Bosiln Hefaid. ahich Is a paper having the
bird iafges' circulation 10 the uniied State
hsA teen recenily Ia Caliiomiz.
Ms. CiAdsioas AsionisAed the House a
Sessmona tbs e<her evening ~ making hi, ap.
peafanrr 10 . fasAioaahiy cgi evening suii.
high heeled shee, and ,ky blue alk aocklns,
siih cola docks.
Iae olded Rockingham IA Maryland. and
probably The oiiesi 10 the United sisits. n
kDbtn Le~i,, u iiagesio~n. lie Il %
yea', old. ani has jas, finished the mzsonsork
u eisiern, dong tbs ~ofA IN a through man.
ucf.
Tbs ypang Aafqah 81 Conynghana. sho l.
one u tbs grrsie,t landosnsfs ~ Ireland, &c.
.risrh faptuIoas reception on bringing hls
nide 10 Slsne caAile, hi, pnnccly hofae Ia
he-ih, lasl menih. lila -ifs Is an Irish
.onisE.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-16
JoIoUIN miLLER.s DouBHE.

The san Francisco Bulletin quotes the fol.
lowing from a letter by the poet Of the Sieras.
| read in the kilograms Of last week Of the
wreck Of Vera CmE steamer, the Merida, OF
Cape HlteraS, and among the list Of paSsen.
gers was that Of man OF my own name. OF
course the leiteI-wHting hend has been busy.
about one.halt OF the letters that are written
ought TO cost the writers S. apiece instead OF
two cents. But As this wrecked mariner is
probably an old character whom have known
IT in other DAYS and lands, | am tempted,
after assuring my anxious friends that have
been neither drowned nor wrecked, to tell
what know Of the only man ever saw who
claimed that name. This may or may not be
the same. But | reckon it IS:
Charles Warren Stoddard, now in the Sand.
Wich Islands, and dear boy with whom |
have gone about the Old World great deal,
came up to me in San Francisco years ago,
and with oomical smile asked me if would
like to see myself. | answered, tina, as was
very proud Of myself, should be very glad to
see as much Of myself As il was possible TO see,
and we set out for one of the fashionable
hotels, he leading the way, and describing this
Joaquin Miller
We peeped in at the smoking room, and
there he sat IN great state and splendor,
dozen or more admirers burning incense about
dard, dear, queer Charley Stoddard, plucked
me aside and out into the street, and led me
hack toward my humble lodgings, as he said:
"No, no, that's right. Don't you see that he
Is having good time; let him alone. Then,
don't you see that he is better looking, too, my
boy : Oh, he will do you no harm. And then
expect he has got brass enough to borrow
money, too, which You cannot, and never
could. No, just let him alone, and let him
play that high-toned hotel for all its worth
never saw him afterward, for he left town
soon. And IN abou, a month | set out for
Mexico City, by way of Acapulco. 1t was
long, hard journey, for il was the rainy season,
and | bought mustang at Acapulco and
made all the way through the stormy noun.
iains 10 the city. But was bit consoied By
the thought, as | swan rivers and made my
solitary way over the mountains Of Mexico,
hat should be given a grand reception on
ny arrival; for had not said my best sayings
Of the ancient city OF the Montezumas But,
alas when | arrived there, weak, worn and
half naked, found | had already been there
abou, month ! And | had been feted and
dincd, too, by everybody from the presiden,
down think my double went into the
mountains, but did not enter into any ex-
plantations al all, or attempt 10 see any one on
the subject, for | had scenes and sensations
And as Tor dinners OF state, abhor them a,
best, and 50 never lamenied the loss Of these
never heard OF this chap alterward till his
name turned up in the papers, as before OBJ
served. can only add, and fear with Just
unge OF regret, tina, although wrecked he was
no, drowned, and is likely to bob up along
the Atlantic seaboard at any moment.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-16

The pope has issued circular letter forbid.
ding priests to collect funds for Irish agitation.
In the circular, his holiness says Whatever
Pamells object may be, his followers have
often adopted a course openly against the rules
Of the Pope's letter TO Cardinal McCabe and
the instructions sent to the bishops which were
accepted a, their meeting in Dublin. While II
IS lawful for the Irish to seek redress for their
grievances and strive for their rights, they
should al the same time seek Gods Justice and
remember the wickedness OF illegal means in
iunhcring even a just cause. II Is the duty Of
the clergy 10 curb the excited feelings Of the
people and urge justice and moderation. The
clergy arc MOI permitted 10 depart from these
rules and Join OF permit movements nconsist-
cni with them. Collections to relieve distress
arc permitted, but Subscription TO inname
popular passions are CONDEMNED. The clergy
mnN hold aloof when Il Is plain that by such
movements hatred and dissension are aroused
o. distinguished persons insulted, and when
chine and murdereu 20 uncensured and when
patriotism d measured BY the amount sub.
seril'ed, FOR the people arc thereby inlimidaied
iheieiore the panell fund Is disappfoyed, and
10 clergyman should recommend subscriptions
thereto CO promote IL. !"