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with him, and they had lived apsrt. She
states that his right nameis Schmideberge,

not Schmidt,
youngman named narrigan, supposed
to be insane, only 10 years old, has been ar.
rested aud jailed on complaint OF his stem
mother, who alleges that he has on several
occasions threatened and made attempts TO
take her life with rocks, and once with .
big knife.
Freyer Bros, dry goods store was en-
tered by burglars last night from the back
door, and valuables taken to the amount Of
tlp. No arrests have been made, though
the officers saw they have clue.
Major II. b. Andrews, OF the Sunset
route. Gen. Rusk, of Dallas; Lieut.. Bulls
and several others have Just returned nom
Bonaxa hunt In the Chinita mountains,
where they are largely interested
IN mining lands. They brought back many
line specimens Of gold, silver, copper and
lead ores, which they claim will make A
heavy yield All think the fine country
traversed has magnificent near future be-
fore II.
Sam Brown, a fireman on the Interna.
tional railroad, was knocked from the train
last night by COW on the cow.catcher and
seriously injured about the body aud head
lr Is thought he will recover.
j. Nj, Emerson, a pawnbroker, and Glib.
oons, his clerk, were arrested to-day and
placed under Sio0 each, charged with re-
ceiving and concealing stolen property.
Emerson claims he can show il was mis-.
understanding.
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MARSHALL.

Successful Operation Going to Clean Up
Church acknowledgements Damages.
MARSHALL, May l2.-[Special. .l-Mr. l..
Kahn, leading merchant Of this city, wen,
to Cincinnati short time ago 10 have an
operation performed on one OF his eyes fol
the removal OF q cataract. He telegrapbs
his frierds that the operation has been sue.
cessfully performed.
Our city fathers are giving their attention
TO sanitary matters.
The festival given In aid of the Presbyts.
rian church places $500 additional to their
bank account.
In the case Of Eta Green vs.. the Texas 4
Pacific railroad company, the iury rendered
a verdict In favor Of the plaintiff, In tn.
sum OF 81, 800.
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Louisville Trotting Races.

LounvrLLE, May l2.-Thsrs was Z small
attendance today, buts good track.
First Race-22o class; Wilson nsst, Ew-
ing second, Lillian third. Tims--223,
2;2i2, 2:25i.
Second Race--2sl0 class; Solham Arst.
Costeman second, Pancoas third. Time !:
$50, 230t, 300
Running race :--one. eighth Of . mile:
Ballast first, Centennial second, vsrsclty
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WIN ignore the Factions,

Nxw York, May i2.-The change In the
ownership and management Of the" World'
has created considerable interest In tho
community, especially among democrats,
as Mr.. Pulitzer in his salutatory announo.
ed that the paper would not recognize
either the Tilden or Kelly factions-onlv
the united party. Interviews with promf-
nent democrats Of all classes show that this
Is approved.
Abraham s. Hewitt, . well known con.
gresham, said "Mr. Pulitzer undertakes
q praiseworthy but difslcnlt task in insist.
ing on democratic union aud ignoring local
factions. have been trying to stamp ont
the faction In the democratic party In this
county, and have not suc.
ceeded yet. When stsYted
the county democracy movemest
i thought II would unite the factions in
one broad democratic organization, but n.
slead Of quleting Tammany hall or Irving
hall the county has added another faction
to these already existing. know OF no
man more likely 70 give us a good demo-
cratic paper than Mr.. Pulitzer. and based
on the doctrine enunciated BY him II ousht
to be n success.
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BRENNAN,

A Negro Murders His Former Employer In
Cold Blood.
BRENNAN. May l2.-. Especial Robert
+. Tamplin, a prosperous planter, of the
Gayhlle neighborhood, ten miles north.
west Of this town, was shot and instantly
killed yesterday IN lane near the resiienc
Of Frank Clampitt, by negro named
Frank Smith. Tamplin was In buggy,
ind was shot quartering from behind, Six
or eight buckshot lodging In the shoulder
and head. There were no witnesses 10 the
act. Smith had worked for Tamplin three
years, and the last year or two for Clam.
pitt.
The murderer escaped. Smith is a mu.
latto q years Of age, weight 14O pounds
8 feet ] inches In height, with blur in one
eye. This was cold-blooded murder,
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string, SIS; Donough McKeef SIS; News
boy, SIS; Brennon, s.; Emile Boutiller, IS;
Greyhound. 81.
Second Race-Admiral, SOS; Grinstcad's
Cordelia colt. $40; Bog,l Arch. SIS: Wizard
SIC; Waldo. SIC; Asealon. SIS; vocalic'
Sl2; Neophyte, Sc.
Third Rsee-vanguard, $40; Scalper,
so; Wallfiower. $40.
Entries for Monday races; first race, sell.
ing race, purse $500 -Newsboy, los;
Claude Brannon, l0l; Greyhound, 90.
Lutestring, Ill: Donaugh Mckeef, los
Second rsce-Colt stakes, two-year old
J. B. Rode's Royal Arch. J A. Grinsted' 4
Cordellia, G.. W. Bowen & Cos. Admiral,
Q. Liste 4 Cos Neophyte, l.. G. Bruce !
Nocalic. Mc6eibben's Ascalon, Nichols
Waldo, Nathan Williams & Co.'S. Wizard
Sixty-two year olds came 10 the post for
the hlly stakes. This Was good race, and
resulted in victory for O. h. Gilmer's Eva
s., selling for so in pools, $l6O or SIS 10,
one. The favorite, Rosary, was beaten Off
salsra, another cheap one, secured the sec,
ond place.
The mile heats race was q tame affair
Mistrot won both heats easily from his only
competitor, GREYHOUND,
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A Gloomy View.

LONDON, May l2.-The Times, in sum.
ming up the results up to the present time
OF the session OF parliament, says 1t cannot
be denied that during the last three months
the situation has become distinctly worse.
The triumphs Of the ministry have been
eclipsed by the confused details OF its later
policy, and its followers have lost habits OF
discipline, The action of the cabinet itself
somehow fails to convey an impression OF
the union and directness Of purpose which
can alone insure victory,
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MCKINNEY.


Part with Regrst-sheep shipment.
MCKINNEY, May 12.--ISpecial. l-Our city
will part with the Hunstable Bros. with
regret. BY. their industry and energy these
this place an extensive and successful boot
aud shoe factory. At the late election.
feeling confident that the same proqressiye
energy would actuate him In municipal e
IN his private business, the citizens Of hio
ward chose one Of them alderman, and that
confidence has been justified.
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GENERAL NEWS.
Daily New York Special Commercial
Telegram-Sioeks aud the Staple.
Polk's Bonasmen are Likely TO Foot
the Bill.
The Two Great Trials-Synopsis Of the
Evidence.
The Tewksbury Investigation Is Draw
Ing to Close.
The Reported Stoppage Of Mexican
Subsidies Denied.
The whipping Post In Active Operation
In Delaware.
And Other News Items Of Interest.
The whipping Post In Active Operation
In Delaware.
And Other News Items Of Interest.

NEW York, May i2,-[Special. Money
to 4 per cent.
Exchange unchanged.
Governments dull; IS declined I.
Railroad bonds dull and lower.
Texas h Pacific income declined /.
Missouri, Kansas Il Texas consols !.
Stocks irregular and lower.
Denver h Rio Grande, 49l.
Houston & Texas Central, 70.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, 800.
Missouri Pacific, $l.03s
Texas 4 Pacific, $50.
Cotton advanced to 6 points.
Exports for the week, 77,i74 bales.
Wool stationery.
Beeyes dull l;..arriyals of poor quality
Provisions active and advanced.
Weeks imports OF merchandise, $s,472,.
sol.
Breadstuffs exports for the week largely
increased.
Gould's return will advance and strength
en- the stock market.
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WHEELINd, Va, May l2-About 10 n.
m. to-day at a depth of $40 feet. a heavy
vein ofgas was struck at Brilliant we'll, 10
miles .above the city. The flow
of the Wellsburg well. The Brilliant is ait
uated opposite one at Wellsburg The
new well does not affect the flow at
Welsburg. There was great excitement
over the finding of gas. The gas will be
used by the Spaulding Iron company in
their new works.
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BURNET.
No Convictions OF Crlrninais--J cement
against Raiimay Much Fatal Sick

No Convictions OF Criminals-Judgem
against Raiimay-Much Fatal Sick
ness.
BuRSEr May l2.-[spcoial. lin the
criminsl court the criminal docket has
been disposed Of without a single conyic.
tion. One rape case was con
tinued on account OF sickness OF
the defendant and another on account of
the escape Of the prisoners. In the two
caves against the Austin Il Northw esiern
railroad judgment was given plaintiff, one
for $500 and another for $3.50. Both cases
will be appealed.
Captain d. p. Curry, an old and highly
respected lawyer, died to-day and viii be
buried tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
There Is much sickness In this vicinity.
mostly measles and aux of a fatal tyne,
which causes new graves to be made daily.
Business 10 good.
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NEW YORK, May l2,--Another meeting Of
the general passenger agents Of the rail.
roads III JOINT executive committee and
representatives Of roads west of Chicago and
81. Louis, was held to-day. The subject OF
ratt-,utting in San Francisco by agents OF
the eastern lines and the appointment of a
board Of arbitration to settle differences
was discussed at length. The action taken
was not announced 1t is predicted that
the question of establishing new diflerer-
tial fare to various points will be settled bt :
lore the meeting closes.
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0sn,lemsn i,iasr., Rac.s

BosroS, May i2.--The county club had
orening races to-day At Clyde park, gentle
men riding: There was large attendance.
The halt mile race was won by Epsom,
The steeplechase. two aud q half miles
was very. exciting. +. Cadman's Psan ntS.
ridden By. Mr.. Warren, won; II, n.
Pierce's Nellie, ridden by the owner, closs
second. Time--8:57A,
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Methodist Episcopal Bishops In Conven
ton

PITTspURG, May l2.-The emiannual
conference of the bishops OF the Methodist
church are in session here. They have pre-
pared list of conferences TO be held next
fall, among which are the following: Texas.
November 81; Brenham, December 5th;
Paris, November %; San Antonio, Decem.
ber IL. Bishop Andrews will preside at all
these conferences.
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STANDING Rock AGENCY, DAKOTA, May
l2.-sitting Bull and band arrived here
Thursday from Fort Randall. They num-
Der; all told, ~. Four died on the way
and one was born. The old chief talked
peace on his arrival, and said hereafter he
desired to engage unmolested in farming
pursuits. Gall Crow, King and others of
his old hostile lieutenants, were not ELUSIVE
In their reception OF the warriors.
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WILKEsBARRK, Pa, May l2.-The Sun.
day law is being enforced against the
liquor dealers. Their Protective association
invites the cooperation of the mayor
In stopping the sale Of milk and closing the
barber-shops, cigar stores, livery stables
etc. The mayor declines the invitation,
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BosroY, May ia telegram from Presi.
dent Nickerson, of the Mexican Central
railway, explains how the report OF the
stoppsge Of cash subsidies by the Mexican
government originated, and explicitly de.
MES Il.
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JERSEY Cry, N. j., May i2.-The police
sut horiiies will notify liquor dealers, the
Sunday law against the sale OF liquors will
be enforced tomorrow. Sunday has beer
the most profitable day of the week.
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PALESTINE.

A Wen Authenticated Railway Rumor-
Prospsctivs Promotiou.
PALEsriNx, Nay i2...tSpec'Al. IA we'll au.
thensicatsd rumor was In circulation here
to-day to the effect that The hesdo uarte-s o,
the auperih trndent Of the Jnlernssionsl :, - =
TO b. itmoved soon 10 Taylor, and ths,
Superintendent Herrin 10 10 have chnrRS oi
the Hoe rom Deniton 10 Fort Worth And
Taylor, In addition 70 hIs present duties.
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Central.

COLUMBUS, o., May i2.-The board Of d
rectors Of the Central Ohio railway com
pany. as reorganixed, met here to-day and
elected ]. n, Collins, Of Columbus, presi.
dent; Daniel Applegate. Of Zans6vlllo.
treasurer; W. II. Ijsms. Of Baltimore, eco
rotary, ------ ~ --.--N-
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Not Guilty.

MEMPHIS, TENN, May l2.-The jury In
the case of Eddie II. and James Proudft,
on trial in the criminal court since Monday,
ior killing. Axel. Wimberg last January,
puiltv
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NEWCASTLE, May l2.-Nine culprits were
whipped at the post this morning for va.
rions olIenaes.
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NASHVILLE, May i2--Ths first indictment
was brought to-day under the new law max.
ing neutrality-suspicious. by whipping
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Unfortunate.

SHENANDOAH, Pa, May l2,-By the fall
Of coal at the Indian Ridge collisry to-day,
Michael 0'Neill was fatally and John Nc
Cormick and John Fulton severely injured
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Formally Opened

BERLIN, May i2.-The Hygisnic exhibit
bition was formally opened to-day BY Ia,
Crown Prince frederick william.
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LranuRe. May i2.-Twenty-iour social.
lists have been sentenced to Imprisonment
from three months to a few days, each,
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New YoRx, May l2-The schedule "a -
slgument Of Louis 3. Esentsm. died lo.3ay.
elbows liabilities Of 1286, SIS and nonISS
a,ssts si067 actual Asssis ei2A, ,50n, 4
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We have decorated establishment inside and out and
put on general holiday appearance in honor of your
ence We have long enjoyed the privilege of having your
order book but have had the pleasure
meeting you. We therefore respectfully request you to
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OTTAWA, May i2.--The immigration int,
C,nada q. four months Of the present
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vicksSuxc, Nay i2.- -Henry Rsvsls. 81
s';s q; q ;; .s.s1s'ss' : sis'
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THoMPsoN-DAvIs,

CINCINNATI, May l2.-The Times Star
Harrodsburg, Kentucky, special, says that
In the trial oi Phil. p. Thompson for the
murder of Walter II. Davis, the Judge ruled
that witness, John B. Thompson. could
notstate what he heard from Mrs. Thompson,
but could tell what information he gave to
defendant. Witness said Mrs. Thompson,
wife of the defendant, was 35 years old, and
Davis was only SS; during the past wear
Mrs. Thompson was often besotted and In
this condition drove through the streets OF
Harrodsburg.
The cross examination was much pro-
tracted with an effort to break down the
defense suggested by ID. w. Voorhees, of
the terrible agitation of Phil. Thompson
just before the killing. The fact was
elected that alter Thompson gave himself
up, he wrote out his own speech for the use
of the reporters, who telegraphed II.
Voorhees, and Blackburn are anxious to
finish the testimony to-day.
DUgN-HLLIoTT.
CHICAGO, May l2.-rhe trial of Jere Dunn
for the murder of the pugilist. Elliott, WAS
resumed this morning. Michsel G. Nc.
Donald was cross examined, ana declared
ne saw revolver Ill Elll0ttS 3 pocket an
hour before the shooting
Il. S, Stowell, saloon keeper, Ill Maii.
son street, testified that a week prece ,ding
the tragedy, Elliott visited the witness
saloon and said he was hunting for
Dunn.
Jas. Mead saw Elliottin Clayton's place
some time before the shooting. He was
leaning against the bar, his left
hand in his pocket and when man
entered from the outside door he drew his
revolver; witness afterwards found Dunn
and informed him that Elliott was looking
for him. Dunn replied that he knew 1t ai d
walked away to avoid him. The same wit
ness also asserted he had conversation
with appetite Bill Langdon after the
shooting and the latter declared the affair
had ruined the business of the Tvoli restau-
rant, and he proposed to down Dunn.
Walter Williams, Thomas Newman and
George Hoffman testified TO Elliotts hav.
ing been in Clavton's place looking for
Dunn and uttering threats that he would
shoot the latter on sight.
At the conclusion of the testimony Of
this witness, the court adjourned to Mon
day,
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WIN ne Nurled Monday.

CLEVELAND. o., May 10 --Amasa Stones
funeral will be held Monday afternoon,
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Bootmaksrs' strike Almost Inevitably.

CINCINNATI, May l2.-Indications point to
trouble among the shoe manufacturers, the
union men in Rogers factory having re-
fused to finish work begun by non,uniop
men. The manufacturers ASSOCIATION has
given notice that unless they rctract their
refusal by Monday they will be locked out
u Is diiiicult to foretcll what will
Do the result of the lockout
II the bootmskers continues, This was
because a member OF the boot. makers' AS.
sembly, which has not agreed to abide by
the decision Of the board OF arbitration
refused to submit the question Of reduc-
ton OF wages TO arbitration. They daily
receive letters of encouragement from the
trade throughout the country and say they
can hold out tor some time to come.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-01
Shipping Notes.

The kalakaua came down in fourteen days,
the Consuelo in twelve days and half
The kalakaua locked at the old Custom
House wharf, and has her cargo about all out
The J.D. Spreckels ran from San Fran.
cisco 10 kahului, Maui, in twelve days, on her
last trip.
The Waimanalo went of the marine railway
ON the a7th ultimo, considerably the better
for her stay.
The trial TIP OF the Alameda, at Philadel
phia, was quite as much a success as that OF
the Manposa.
The Elsinore has hauled out into the stream
to spruce up while awaiting the arrival OF
island produce.
The Eureka is at Brewer & Co.'S wharf
diseha'ging. From here she will go to the
sound shortly, in ballast,
The sloop kaholomua, having sprung a
leak, was ,owed into this port by the steamer
c. K. Bishop last Saturday.
AT the Oceanic steamship Company's wharf.
the Consuelo has discharged cargo and hauls
into the stream To wait her turn.
The bark Martha Rideoui has taken berth
near the Likelike's wharf, to discharge her
coal cargo brought TO Allen 4 Robinson.
The Madras viii he due here on wednes.
day Of next week, and will probably sail again
ioi iiongkong within four days after arriving.
! The City Of New York arrived, overdue.
from sydney, few minutes after midnieh,
last "Wednesday. She sailed a, noon OF tina,
day with repaired forward crank pin, broken
on the voyage up.
The W. II. Meyer vas libelled in San
Francisco on the Ilth a,ialo. for $500 dam.
ages said To have been sustained by the brig
Helen. in collision between the two vessels,
just outside San Francisco halbos.
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The material, magneso calcile, was thor
oughly tested in this city at noon last Satur
day. Mcssrs. Dillingham; & Co., the Hawaiian
Island agents for the safes, strong boxes and
icwclcascs, Of which Mcssrs. u. $. Brown
x Co. Of san Francisco are the Pacific coast
| agents, invited number Of business men,
members Of the FIRE department and newspaper
reporters, to witness the test OF the fireprooi
| qualities Of this material, for which 50 much
has been claimed. In connection with this
test, an exhibition was made Of the practical
working Of the lIarknfs pneumatic hre.ex-
| tincuisher, Of which the same firms are re.
spectively the agents. A magneso Gazette box,
about 1890 inches in size, was placed in a
large bonfire Of pine planking which had been
| previously saturated with coal oil, about ten
gallons having been used. The box remained
in the intense heat Of this FIRE for exactly
| thirty minutes II was then taken out
| present-eXcept, Of course, the agents and
/ their employs believed the interior OF the
/ box to be on fire, as a line Of flame was play
| ing about the edges Of the lid when the box
was taken out The result, however, was the
exact opposite Of public expectation the only
article inside the box that was at all warm
was a cigar the nickel watch was ticking
away quite contentedy; and number Of
papers, a silycr.pIated butterknifc and a
morocco pocketbook, were in quite as good
condition as if they had remained in the
pockets Of their owners. a spectator, who
wanted to bet S. that the contents Of the box
had been reduced to smoke, folded his voice
1 like an Arab and as silently Sole away. Those
who remained, so far as the writer knows,
were unanimous in expressing their satisfaction
at the result.
The fire-cxtingushing test was not so salts
factory; hut this was because the test was an
unfair one. The small cxtinguishcrs used,
being intended for use in houses, are not in.
tended for use in subduing outdoor fires. But
enough was shown to convince all present tlSt
the Zapne frc.cxtingui5hing compound is a
wonderful agent. There seems to be no doubt
Of its value in subduing fire. a machine Of
from fifteen TO twenty gallons capacity would
probably have put out the bonfire at the foot
Of Richard street, last Saturday, in something
less than two minutes.
Although the attendance at their exhibition
was not large, the agents have RICH, to be
both pleased and proud at its results.