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Fair competition is respected by all honor
able business men.
seldom do we find n company OF men pre-.
Tossing 10 be honorable resortiug to the NH
representation OF another's productions in
order to increase the consumption OF their
own. The advertisements published, under.
yalueing DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
are absolutely false, and the parties publish.
ing them know 1t to be SO. The repeated
analysis by many eminent chemists
throughout tue country, show the superiority
OF DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder.
No amoniS, nor alum. nor tartaric acid Is
used In 1t. it's one Of the oldest and most
generally used Baking Powdersln the marke',
and It's healthfulness and effectiveness have
been tested In million homes, by the con-
sumers' only reliable tests, the test OF the
oven and years of daily use. Its to-day, as
It has always been, the most healthful, per-
feet fruit acid Baking Powder. MwF&w
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SONGS never Sung,
Wow does that veFse rum Something IKE u

"hOW Qoes mat verse run something IKE thiA,
isn'tit5
There are those who touch the magic sting,
And rolsy fame Is proud 70 win thcmi
Alas! for those who never slug.
But die With all tkelF music In them"
Eyes that's beSuuiul. pathetic and true" laid
your representative. "ThG poet alludes to people
who are somehow suppressed, and never get their
foil allowance Of 10y and air. Which reminds me
Of litter shown me the other day by Hiicox 4
Co., OF New York, signed by Mr.. E. Q. WIllIams, Of
Chapman. Snyder Co, Pa, prominent business
man Of that place. He wFites
II have suffered wish asthma for over forty years,
and had terrible attack In December and JAnu'
arr, 1852. hardly know what prompted INC to
take ParEefs Tonic did TO- and the bFSt day !
took four dOSs. The effect AStoniIlled me. That
night Elept as II nothing was the matter with me-
and have eyer since. have had colds since, but
no asthma Ny breathing Is nov a. perfect a. II i
had mover Known that disease II you know OF
any one who has the asthma tell him 10 M name
that rarker'S Tonic will cure it-even after forty
those whom the poet lamentB
This preparation, which has heretofore been
known is taTkef's Ginger Tonic will hRtea fer be
advertised and iol1 under the name OF Fnrket'E
Tonic. In Suluch - ginEer Is cali IN uuInpOrt.
ant ingredient and unpIin' iplOd dealers are c0n.
EtSn.l, dec living their customers by substituting
Infer or preparations under the name Of ginger
WI drop the unloading VOID. H'H
Them iI DO shNhRe, however, In the preparation
iIteit aud II eotlleS remaining IN tho hands Of
dealer WIspy % amer the name OF PGRKBR6
GJEGhR IONIC cont,In Inc genuine medicine II
the facsimile signature 81 HiAcOx d Co. Is 81 the
bottom ~ the outside WFRpbAf tAll.EAW'
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BLUM 6 Marks BAZAAR,
mroo 11rG MAIN sTREET.
1lrc MAIN STREET.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
Qhe gntsltigsttrer.
New Advertisements.

Office Nos 10 and "a Fourteenth street
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AMOUR WOOL.
An Editors ideas of the Correct Policy
for this Section:

for this Section:
ScuGCmrlge GG:ette.
Reese P. Mansfield, son OF Edward, sold
his wool to G. n. Hogs, OF uadiz,t the price paid
being 10 cents. last week we referred TO the
sale made by his cousin. EeeSe b. Mansfield,
son OF John, to A. W. Patterson for 30 cents,
and also to John Mathers sale on private
terms which we can now publish as 53L
cents. These woods were all grown In Wayne
township. The r, B. Mansfield clip Is OF
the Croskty (Hopedale) stock, the R. P.
Mansfield clipis OF the Brooke county, w.
Va, Besll ttjck, and the Mather clip is OF
their own breeding for year,, but we III nk
was originally from tue fhos. Woods Smith
field ttock, although not absolutely certain
as to this fact But ell these clips represent a
class OF wool that from twenty-five TO forty
year. ago made Eastern Ohio, Western Penn
Sylvania and the Panhandle OF Virginia cele-
brated as the fine wool territory Of the
United Slater, which reputation, we are
sorry to say, has been sadly interfered with
by the introduction Of the foot;rot,
gum-stuck, wrinkly.neck, spanish bas-
iards from Vermont, which began
lust before the war and continued
without intermission fer many years. OF
late years we feel there has been slight
turn for the better, in that tiis disastrous
importation has nearly ceased, while many
OF our growers have "called tho turn by
shipping the same class Of stock to the far
Southwest, and others have returned to first
principles by breeding the clas OF sheep
represented by the wool clips mentioned
above While ordinary wool Is worth
only SO to SO cents, or AZ the most IS cents, It
Is very suggestive that woods Of the grades
quoted sell freely and are actively sought
after at prices ranging from 90 to % cents,
effect-to bring back 10 this section both the
reputs ton and quality OF wool lost by our
farmers hot struggle for gain at any cost that
characteriz. d them, along with people OF
every class and condition, during and i'm
medlately subsequent to the war. We wei
conethe dawn Of the returning day OF sanity
among the wool growers OF Eastern Ohio,
Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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MARTINS FENKY.
Reception-Hay Harvest-Personnl an,
General Gossip.

Reception-Hay Harvest-Personnl and
General Gossip.
Mr.. 8. Kline Is of on business trip to
Elk Garden, W. Va,
Mrs. ]. o. DAYS. left Y sterday 70. visit
up the river among friends.
Mr,. George Courtwrlght, from the classic
precinct OF Freepott, Ohio, was in town yes
ierday on buslnass.
Harvest has commenced on this aide, and
the farmers say they are cutting some OF the
hnest grass that has ever been cut In this
country.
Mr.. Henry Sweeney, son OF Michael
Sweeney, deceased, returned here yesterday
after an absence OF six or seven years. He Is
looking well and his old friends are glad 10
meet him again.
The reception given last evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Charles R Shreve ct their beautiful
residence, ont he "Helghibs, 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
T. W, shreve, was one OF the social events Of
the season. A great many were present
from far and near.
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WELLsnURH.



Only a few plain DRINKS on the Fourth.
Miss Jennie Coolbrotto, OF Hollidaysburg
Pa, is the guest Of Miss Lizzie Cooper.
At the School Hall Tuesday, the Knights Of
Labor had very enjoyable entertainment.
The G. A. R. picnic at the fair grounds was
a grand success, financially aud CtherWise.
It's limited that since the license 10 sell
liquor expired the essence OF hopsand the old
reliable tanglefoot are b ing smuggled.
A son OF James Carmichael was sc.
riously injured on the Fourth by being run
over BY bus, the wheels passing over his
neck. It Is thought be will recover.
The detachment Of the Salvation Army
that commenced their work herea week or
SO ago continue TO hold meetings on the
Court House steps and at School Hall.
Campbell LsngGtt, WHO recently graduated
at West Point, has been commissioned d
Lieutenant in the U. 8. engineer corps. He
qualified before notary here. He and his
sister, Mrs. Voorhees,, will spend the sum.
mer with Hon. W. H. TAR and fami y at
Mountain Lake Park.
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Cutting AFFAIR nj bridgeport.

About half .past four o'clock yesterday AZ.
ternoon John Watkins aud Joseph Neininger,
two young Bridgeportsrs, were pitching
horse:shoes back OF Smiths mill, at Bridge.
port. Neininger had beaten Watkins several
times, and at last the latter proposed
to pitch for $40. Miniuger retorted
that Watkins had no so, and
II he had he would better pay his honest
debts. This angered Watkins, and fight
followed, in which both parties went down.
Wstkins drew knife and plunged 1t into
Neinipger's left hip, making an ugly wound
which It required several Stitches 10 sew up.
Watkins was arrested last night by Officer
Burdette. Neininger's wound is not dan
pAfnna
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Publication of the commissioners state
rs ment.

AT the last meeting of the Board Of Conn
~ Commissioners the Committee on Print
inI was instructed to secure bids from the
city papers for the publication Of the annual
financial statement OF the Board, the state.
ment TO be printed In one English and one
bidder In each. The Committee In accord.
ance with this order let the contract to the
FOtksbldtte and Evening Journal all their!bidS,
SIS for the former and so for the latter, for
six consecutive insertions. After more
careful estimate there papers declined TO re.
eeiye the contrAnt at these figures. Accord.
ingly the Committee met LIST night and relet
the contract TO the 1SrELLIOEScER and
Ner,.Letter at their bids, In each case
considerably more than four times the
bids Of the papers to which the Job was irst
awarded.
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ITEM!-KRAfTs, DIARRuGA CON.
POUND,

IL you are suffering from the effects Of
imprudence In eating or drinking, or the
effect OF the intense heat, Kraf's Diar.
rhea Compound will afford immediate
relief and will cure the disease. In use
for more than twenty years. No cure,
no ply. All Druggists sell 1t.
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Wanted-Upstairs girl.
Wanted-stogie Maker.
Meeting OF Woman's Benevolent Society.
Franklin Insurance Company.
Caution-Frank NJ. Stephens.
Wanted-Girl to Do Homework.
Johns Hopkins University.
For Cincinnati-Steamer st. Lawrence.
Mt. Vernon Institute.
Edgeworth School.
TIME Table-Pittiburgh, Cincinnati & 81.
Louis Railway.
@. Mendel & Co.-Mammoth Furniture,
Carpet and curtain Emporium.
DR.. John Z. Smith-Third page.
Funeral Notice-Head Local.
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W A Ward, Portland, o @ " wilEon. Cambridge
" Caldwell, Danylle Va L Hadlcy, wel'sburg
WDarret. MRrtIuSbuig D Barr, Washington, Pa
N Wender, WaNi'tOn, Pa N HAger, Martins Ferry
Z + PHILLIP, MAnnIngt'n W L1niz, Buffalo. \ y
n N Everett, wellSburg W Shipley, Stenbenyille
D JeunI ,gs St0ubeuyille Liz.eJenningFr steub'yle
John GrSent Pa T. Ward, COlnmhus y
4 Brown, City I.P Dukehaft bsltmofe
Miss Morris, Bradford W GelsthoIpe, WellsbutI
~ Sterling, AbIlim, Kiss Mis- A SLelllng, Ab,llm
Sterling, Abilim, KGs ] Jaco, Grafton, viva
" Stewart, Glen EASton o Bronson, Flushing, o
BGrricktop, Flushing BIillCs, City
Henry Brilles, City BroSch. City
D Frizler, " alexander Miss Dunll, wellsbuTR
SEFdWardG. Pittsburgh pd wards, SeTlpkley, I'd
T Gloves, Hebron, W Va q hta!nerd, SUI water =
I, X MRSou RRv0una q W Smith 4 wi. WAynesb'g
o Vernon & wi, UnionIn D MCDONALD Columbus
A Dare, WellAbutg WHFuller, Columbus, Y
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NEyER was such rush made for any DRUG
Store as Is now at Logan & Co.'s, bridge cor
ner, for Trial Bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery for Consumption, Coughs, and colds
All persons afflicted With Asthma, Bronchitis
HoGrsenesS, Severe CouIhs or any affection
Of the Throat and Lungs, can get Trial BOT
tie OF this great remedy for ten cents, by
calling Of above Drug Store. NNTkw
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wsHMsros, D. O., July @, 1880 a. M.-For
Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley, partly cloudy
weather and local rains, southeast to south.
west winds, nearly stationary temperature,
stationary or lower barometer.
For the Lake Regions, local rains and part.
ly cloudy weather, south to west winds, be.
coming various, slight rise followed in the
western portion by falling barometer and
slight change In temperature.
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stolen Money Fonud In n Root.

Yesterday morning Frank Webster lost a
800 bill which was in pocket Of garment
grounos. He swore cut starch warrant In
Squire Pettrman's Office, and Capt Bennett,
armed with the document, went over TO the
Fair Grounds and searched several men who
had been employed about the place. None
OF them had the money en- their person, but
in the toe OF boot belonging to an employe
of Websters named Walter Walter, the bill
was discovered. Walter sssevsated most
positively that he had never seen the bill be-
fore, and charged q colored man, fellow emf
ploye, with having put II In the boot. Webs
Ter concluded, however, TO discharge Walter,
and Capt. Bennett! made himpromise to leave
tnwn.
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Bncklen,s Arnica save.

The greatest medical wonder OF the world.
Warranted TO speedily cure Burma, BruiSes,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rhsum, Fever Sorts, Can
GERS, Piles, Chiiblalns Cerns, letter, ChHppsd
Hands, and all akin eruptlons, guaranteed to
cure In every instance, or money refunded.
% cents per box. For sale at Logan d Co.'s
Bridge Corner Drug Store.
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On the Chicago Excursion via the Bait.
more & Ohio, July 10th, through coach will
leave Wheeling on train No. at 2le 4.
Parties taking the Baltimore y Ohio wi!l
avoid making any change between wheeling
and Chicago. Round IMP, s.. Tickets coed
for 10 days,
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II you want bargain In low cut shoe,
latest style, come andinspect my stock before
purchasing. Iguarantee brlces and styles
70 init. u. ". blond.
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READ Geo. r Tsylot's advertisement this
msrnlng. He commences his annual closing
out sale OF dress goods. They are wonder
fully cheap. ~
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AsluNEE's sale OF hats, caps, umbrellas,
canes, &c, at Robinson's old stand, No. 120i
Market street, every day until entire stock Is
closed out.
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wells, "aoush ON Corn,

Ask for Wells Rough on oorns." loo.
Quick, complete, permanent cure. Corns,
warts, buni0ns. n.
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ExcELLESr turtle soup lunch at Louis
schwAlb's First National this morning.
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LAp1Es' and Geptlemen's tins Hand sewed
Shoes specially at L. v. BLoND's
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Go. R. TAYLOR, in order to reduce his
stock Of twenty.tight inch black silk yelyets
has reduced his IS quality to 81, SO To s. and
10 80 TO $3.50. ~ q. go
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SUMNER hats Of all kinds at Assiguee's lle.
RobInson's old stand, No. 1901 Market street,
under Mcclure House,
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HArs, caps, umbrellas and canes at
Asianee'S sale, No. 1904 Market street,
under Mcclure House. Goods must be sold
Rt ONCE,
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FxcELLRNT turtle soup lunch at Louis
SchWalb' First National this morning.
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FINANCIAL AND conMERclAL,
New YORK money ana stocks.


NEW YosK, July 6.-goney 21Ls43 per cent; closed
at 2K per cent rhine mercantile paper lac per
cent. sterling Exchange bankor's bills quiet ut
o. SI1<; demand 81 IS.
GoYEENMESTs.-Eirm the rs are u per cent high.
or at 81 legal l9k.
u, s. IehIgh & Wilkes...-loi1%
u s. &C. exten led ... p & g. G. trsts,..-llS
U, s. rs, coupons. .. I. bonds, itstS,-ll2h
U. S. Is, conp0ps..... l9tIu. 7. Land Grants. lR
Pacific Is Of 95........l2I ~. =, sinking fund.lls
Central Pacific frSs.ll2 Tex. PAc. land gr'tS- 621
EiIo SecOnds........... 90 do Rio Grand diy... AA
RAILROAD BoNDS-StT0ug.
STATE PROFESSIONALLY steady; Arkansas seyeDs
-Plne Bluff iESue-dcClined TO A. but later rallied
Louisiana cellsOls... 65 Virginia 6s......... %
Missouri 6s...........l0O Virginia consols, eI-
ST. J0Ssph..........,...l0O TIA mat. coupons. 81
Tennessee 6S....,....... 80 Virginia defefred. 4S
Tennessee 6, new. 80 Ex. div.
8 .oCKs-The stock market opened dull, but later
became active and prices advanced. The result Of
the day = business was general advance u n 10
l1z per cant, latter on LAckawanna. Other Advan'
Ces were, Denver per cent, Michigan Central N
jersey Central ~ Northwestern 81. Paul ~, Tex.
Us ani Pacific ], Union Pacific N, Western Union
II, Missouri Pacific X, and the Iemlinde! OF the
list less than Per cent. After 2oclock Delaware,
LackAwRnnA and Western were quoted ex.divi.
dsnd OF per cent for quarter, which dividend was
declared to-day.
Transactions l12,29O,
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Mr.. Charles Lloyd, Great Bridge, Va, says
OF Dr. WorthinRton's Cholera and Diarrh9a
Medicine: ~ shall always have II In my
practice. Truly splendid anodyne."
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The following shows the range OF the Their
mometer, as observed at schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner yesterday:
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Gro. R. Taylor offers this morning forty.
inch all wool dress goods In good styles at
50 cents, richly worth 10 or so cInts.
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Gro. z. TAYLOR Is selling IS cent dress
goods and shifting for 10 cents.
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TURTLE soup lunch at Louis schwalb's Firs
National this morning.
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TuRrLE soup lunch at Louis schwalb's First
National this morning.
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khTEainS
in walking shoes and shippers at
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is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, as
other Iron preparations will.
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INDICATIONS,

7A.Ml2M.Sf x.7hG l2S.SE, ME-,
81 IS 90 GO ~ 9S IS 50
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enriches the blood and puri6es the
system; cures weakness, lack Of
energy, etc. Try a bottle.
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Accident to the Hook and Ladder Truck.


In going to the fire, the Hook and Ladder
truck met with q serious acclden', which dis
abled It and somewhat bruised up one or TWO
Of the men. The truck drove down Virginia
street oil OF the bri geat the usual rapid speed,
and to avoid possible upset tried 10 keep III
course straight out the street A shoot dig
tance out one OF Coen, Armstrong & Co.'s
wagons was standing directly across the
8 rect, and the driver, instead Of turning his
horse ut OF the s.reet jumped otrof his wagon
and left it to It's fate. Tillerman Ritz gave
the wheel sharp turn TO avoid collision,
and over went the truck, throwing him some
distance head long, He alightsd on the
ground with force, sustaining some painful
bruises. foreman Armstrong had one OF his
feet wrenched, and his shoe torn of, but was
not badly hut. Ed Huggins, the driver, also
received some tritling bruises Thecouplipg
pole Of the truck and the front axle were BIC
Ken necessita ing thorough repairs. In the
meantime the Clator extension ladder has
been rugged up with some Of the fire ladders
and will be used for truck. 1t Is mol a
pretty thing, but may serve the purpose.
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TOR SALE.

Six new two SOry houses, each containing #.
rooms. These houses are now being built, and
front on the Park, at MeUSDsvILlE CAM GROUND,
Enquire Of
| OrJ. V. bodily. Al Camn Iirnnni IL,
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AN ISLAND FIRE.
AN ACCIDENT 70 A LADDER TRUCK.
s,oI.a None, R,eo,.r.d-cu,.lpr ser,ps O,.r ,As
Rl,.r-WIllllm Wilson'S Fatal Fall Yesterday
tMOrninE-L Prevalent Error, aad some
Other Halter. Ia Sad ADOat TOws.

Yesterday morning about halt.past nine
O'Clock a blaze was discovered in the roof
Of the long brick building on South Front
street, Island, just south Of Virginia street.
An alarm was rung in aud the department
arrived promptly. The fire had evidently
been smoldering in the roof for some time,
and probably originated from fire crackers,
a. ali three OF the families living in the
building were out OF town. The flames burn
cd a considerable space Of tbs roof, and the
engines had to throw good deal Of watsr TO
extinguish II. This sult4d in good deal
of damage 10 carpets and furni'
,ture. One OF the three houseS IN the
block was unoGCupied, and owned by the
Bentley heirs, whose loss will probably reach
81 600. Mr.. VIII 8. Brady lived In one OF the
other houses, and Mr.. Ben Hildreth In the
third, these two being owned by DR.. + A:
Hildreth. The loss on these buildings and
furniture will be abont 81 500. The houses
are insured In the franklin, OF this city.
Tha exact loss aud insurance could not he
ascerIained, as DR.. HI dretn Is confined to his
bed by illness, and both Mr.. Brady and Mr..
Hildfeth are out OF town
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willcure dyspepsia, heartburn, mala.
ria, kidney disease, liver complaint.
and other wasting diseases.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-10-19

k1l0A PLANTATION VS.. GERMAN
I&BGSER3.

Several days were occupied by
Chief Justice Judd, last, week
in investigating the complaints
Of the laborers in the above case.
The case came before Judge Judd
on appeal from the Police Court,
where the men were all ordered to
return to work.
Mr.. S. b. Dole appeared on be-
half of the men, and every cause of
complaint that had arisen in the five
months that the laborers have been
on the plantation, was fully investi.
gated.
The case tried was taken in the
nature of test case as representing
the nature of the grievances COM
planned of, and resulted in judy
ment in favor of the plantation, on
the ground that it had not violated
the terms of the contract.
The evidence disclosed state of
affairs anything but aattering to the
Koloa Police, and District Judge {;
in fact the strike originated on ac-
count of the arbitrary refusal of the
District Judge to allow an appeal
from his decision and after the
men had all left work, both Judge
and Police refused to act through
fear of some thirty unarmed men,
and it was only when the men them.
selves went to the Court House, that
the Judge mustered up courage
enough to inquire what the matter
was. 1t is about time that Judge
Maioho's Judge-ship was spoken of
in the past tense.
Mr.. Dole having chosen the best
as test case advised all the men to
abide by its decision which was
against the laborer. AS they refused
to do SO Mr.. Dole withdrew.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The Mallsgatc will probably sail OH
Monday for Portland Or.
The new dredge was tried Yesterday
and proved success. The scow for it
is being built. 1t is 80 feet long, "a feet
wide, and feet deep.
The j. a. Fakinburg will sail about
"Wednesday.
The IL. w. hlmy has moved near the
nsl-market to repaint and wait for
sugar
The steamer Kapiolani took the For
tuguese Minister and party for a plea
sure trip yesterday.