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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-29


have been painted to order Tor Mr. W. q.
Irwin They are foliage pieces bananas and
young cocoanut trecs-with landscape. sky
and living accessory effects
The operation Of trephining the skull tmas-
toid process) for disease Of the middle ear and
auiaum lately performed on Miss Lilly IIass.
niger by Doctor Trousseau, assisted by Doctors
Brodie, IIagan, and S,angcnwald. seems to
have been an entire success, so far as relief Of
pain is concerned; and the wound is healing
well. This operation is one OF modern origin.
and this the frs, time it has been performed on
these Islands.
Mir W. II. Puris returned from the Aus.
tralian colonies by the Zealandia, last Sunday,
bringing with him seven mongeese-- (why not y
several fine fowls, and a number Of orna.
mental and useful plants The mongoosc-
which, in appearance, looks like an animal
injudiciou'ly built in resemblance at once Of q
diminutive bear and rather stout weasel
has an affinity for rats. The ones imported are
intended for the damp lands of the Kukuihale
plantation at fIamakua, where rats abound,
and dogs cannot be used to advantage Great
things are hoped for them, the expectation
being based upon what Mr.. Purvis knows by
personal observation Of their habits
The employees Of this office were gladdened
last Thursday morning by the appearance upon
the foremans desk Of generous slice Of most
appctifing wedding cake. Every ones mouth
watercd, and every one excepted at least a
morsel on which to dream OF fame OF fortune
or sweetheart OF wife OF something. II had
been sent with the compliments Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. II. Donnolly;" and every one in the
Office was prepared TO wish Mr.. and Mrs.
Donnolly many happy anniversaries OF the day.
But the society reporter-a curled darling OF
fashion who has sat so long in the lap Of luxury,
that he has come to believe that the sun rises
and sets for his own special benefit selfshly
took the cake, and the rest of the office were
lcft-which they all said was no joke.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-29
The other Islands.

Carp for breeding purposes are kept for sale
by Master Frank Enders of Wailuku.
Rev. Mr.. Whalley Of the English church at
Kohala, is to have new church edfice built
for him.
The conduct OF the tax assessor at Hilo has
caused deal OF Indignation in that town and
its vicinage.
The Congregational Church at Aalanla,
kohala, has recently received large and
handsome chandelier.
The sum of $I0S was netted recently at the
Old Folks Fare" in Waikiki, held for the
benefit of the Foreign Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. IL. Bishop had quite an
ovation at Lihue when the young husband re.
turned there with his BRIDE
Stock OF the Hilo and Hamakua Telephone
Company will soon be placed on the market
probably The line is now in working order
from Waiakea to Ookala.
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The Hifo Roads.

The Hilo roads are getting into a sad state
OF neglect again-in fact, considerable por-
tion OF the road through that garden district
has never been in any other condition. One
portion especially OF OF 10 miles extent,
lying between lIakalau and Laupahoehoe,
antdales for any improvement the memory OF
the oldest inhabitants. Dynasties have arisen,
fourished, and passed away. Mushroom
ministries have grown and withered in mum.
bers. Children have grown up, and young
men grown gray. The star Of fortune has
risen. and the blight OF political corruption
fallen upon our island Kingdom and still no
hand has been lifted towards improvement on
this particular section OF road The weary
traveller as he plunges along through unex.
plored junges OF Ililo grass is moved in the
indignation Of his heart to exclaim. so Lord,
how longp" and 10 sigh for the old Jordanic
days when the road supervisor might be found
in the worst Of weather on the road, and who
realized tina, the sum OF his ambition was not
the moonlight serenading Of a dubious arislo,
crazy, OF of repeated visits TO the metropolis
on purely official business. What is needed i
iar less red tape and exact engineering and
more good honest hard work.
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u the ball, or cushionlike surface Of the
top joint OF the thumb be examined, It can be
seen that in the center-as, indeed. in the tin.
gers also-is a kind Of spiral formed Of fine
grooves in the skin. The spiral is, however.
rarely il ever quite perfect there are ire
gularities, OF places where lines rum into each
other here and there. Examining both
thumbs, il will be seen that they do not ex.
actly match but the figure on each thumb is
the same through life. II the thumbs on any
two persons are compared. it will further be
found that no two are alike. There may be,
and generally is, family resemblance" be.
tween members Of the same family, as in other
features; there are also national characteristics;
but the individuals differ An this is better
seen by taking "proof impressions Of the
thumb This is easily done by pressing il on
a slab covered with film Of printers ink, and
then pressing it on piece OF white paper; OF a
little aniline dye, India ink--almost anything
may be used The Chinese take advantage
of all this to identity their important criminals,
at least in some parts Of the empire. We
photograph their faces they take impressions
from their thumbs.
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COMMERCIAL.

HoSoLolu, II. L. September %. rss,.
J business for the week has been remarkably like the
two proceeding only II possible. duiler In marked
contrast therefore, stands the very satisfactory land
sale q 7. z Adams Monday last q two tracts OF
the licomh estate comprising 3tst acres. TO Mr. H.
nsftleman Tor the Of sItooo, and the credit sale.
also by Mr Adams, Thursday, Of large assortment
q staple goods BY order Of J. T. waterhouse, which
well attended. The sale was carried we'll into the
afternoon, and will foot up TO a satisfactory total
Next Wednesday will take place the assiguees
sale Of the estate Of lee Chat comprising leases build
ings, hotel, plantation, and ranch shares, etc
| In arrivals note the steamers Madras from San
Francisco and zeaanda from the Colonies both bring
ing small lot Of freight for this port. There are
number Of vessels due, the principal Of which Is
the Spartan from New York. and Hope from Puget
Sound No word has been heard OF the former since
leaving her port the Isth Of March last, and some
/ anxiety Is naturally felt tor her safety
Exports for the week light, embracing partial
cargoes only pet Zealandia valued at Sis.ostst Claus
spreckeis sio,sts.9i and Cabarien ss4srI.os oil for
San Francisco. The W G.. Irwin clears to-day for the
same port with about tons Of freight and the Ma
dras Monday for Hong kong carries little else
but passengers from here These departures will leave
| our harbor comparatively bare Of shipping
Tomorrow the City OF New York may be considered
due from San Francisco with mails, and dates to the
s3d instant The Mariposa will leave next Monday
noon for this port.
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the First ca.c of u. KIND.

On Monday last, in the police court, was
the proprietor of the Keystone Saloon wherein
damages were claimed in the sum of two
hundred dollars. The summons charged that
Mr.. Thomas Walker, proprietor Of said
saloon had, in contraric,y with section ~ OF
the Act OF 1882, habitually, for months past,
furnished the husband Of the said Eliza Wat.
son with Intoxicating drink, knowing him To
be an immoderatc drinker and that by such
furnishing an injury had been sustained by the
wife and family Of the said Watson, common.
surate with the damages claimed.
Mrs. Watson testified that by reason of ex-
cessive drinking her husband had for several
months past squandercd his means and failed
to supply his family with the neeessaries Of
life; that. as consequence, both herself and
her family had been made dependent for food
and clothing, upon the charity of friends, and
tina, her husband had finally deserted her and
left the kingdom. She also stated that upon
Two several occasions She had cautioned the
barkeepers OF said saloon against supplying
her husband with liquor, and that upon three
occasions she had found him there in state OF
intoSicalion.
Captain Wond OF the hack police testified
that he had upon several occasions seen Wat.
son in the saloon, and MAT upon one occasion
he was nscessiia,ed TO remove the horse and
hack Of Watson from the stree, hiiching post
Of the saloon 10 the station house, for nnnccs
say long standing, and to charge Watson with
violation Of the hack rules. lie also te,ii.
ned that he was commonly known as AN esces.
siye drinker
Messrs. I. T.. Cruz and James Mclean, bar
keepers Of the saloon, testified that they had
never been cautioned by Mrs. Watson aeains,
supplying her husband with liquor; that the,
had never seen him drunk; and that he had
no, been in the hab, Of spending money there
tot drink, but that when he drank il was
most invariably at the expense OF some pasSen.
ges he had brought to the saloon. Other
testimony Of somewhat contradictory nature
was also introduced
One hundred dollars damages we're awarded
by the eoar, and an appeal 10 Trial by jury
noted.
Mr.. L, Passion appeared for the plaintiff,
and M. Cecil Brown ior the defendant.
The above is the hrst case OF the Kind thai
has ever been tried in Oh, courts Upon two
previous occasions suits under this Law were
started but neither was carried through.
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a citizen Of the United States Of the name
of Cope has been hailed as the FIRST genuine
American lord, because the Pope at Rome has
made him marquis. lie is ut least second
on the lisi for some three years ago wealthy
Californian named Murphy was similarly hon.
orcd by his holiness. Both the Marquis Cope
and the Marquis Murphy have given large
sums Of money to the Roman Catholic Church.
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Planters will be interested in the following
extract from a letter Of Ma. Charles koelline
10 Colonel w. +. Allen, President Of Prince
vile Plantation Company, ION the ajri
August. in company with Mr.. +. Allen. went
to kapaa to inspect the Jarvis Furnace and |
am pleased TO say that, by the experiment
shown us by the engineer, and Mr. George
Dolcs opinion, d IS a complete success !
therefore ask for>,he approval Of directors TO
oriei Two furnaces to be put in at Pfinccvilie
The experiment shown BY the engineer was to
wet down about a cal, load Of dry trash with
about len hucks,s u water, which, in my
opinion. weiIed the trash much more than is
our green Trash coming directly from the mill ;
but il nevertheless burnt perfectly we'll Nj.
cessge Dole also eonhnnei tina, hen they were
burning green trash under The furnace il worked
admirably and furnished more steam thap they
could Set with dry ,rash burnt in a common
furnace. ''' am convinced that single
season would more than pay for them. go"
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PASSENGERS.
Arrivals.

Prom ~iadsard pos ;, per Lilriks, Sept AIS @
Mrs q jearon, Mn Reichan,, w n Isaiz W \
liosnsF, y W Mhas. q snyder, D',ylr, q Koch,
Ms iolh.s. Me, FORBES q { h,raimytsr, Richasd.
sis and chlldren, Mis-. n A iitepsnh u /, Bali ein
Mn u ipaon, A c Iunon. Mr. A Loebens,elu and
child.
tgom windvard pats, pss i.alani. ssps. s6-w c
farke, y fosfsf, ~ Gfetn &cll, Nr, Ward and
tsiniy, Miss Iohlson, Mrs Maxwell and = children.
q Civic. W Hash, u Hoiaas>, ", kssr. ] NJ
Iasthy, A Moore
fsom Molola and Maui, pes I.shua. Seps ~ N
NeIsne, Mr. Aorshead. Ma,ser L,os.s.
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From Australia and New Zealand per zealansiia.
I'll hsskfold and Co 3 c. and pti merchandise
W. ~ PurNis, mongo1se IS fowls. pups NAV
\ Go, o. SIS potatoes Mclntyrc n Bros a. sks poa-
toes Maciarlane Co. ks potatoes Order, n
hgs potatoes Griphann \ Co. Sto,o5o coin Order,
10 pkgs merchandise Miss Agnew 6 effects
ISIS pkgs IN transit.
From san Francisco, per Madras Sep a. Board Of
Education, 6 books Phillips Co, 10 6 dry goods
and clothing Hollisier, cisr< tobacco VI Nc ner.
ney, ~ SKIS spuds. 70 scks ONIONS. garlic Srcso-
ftch Gray, Co, 81 sks apples, 81 SKIS potatoes.
sks onions, boxes pears Cohca Co. pkgs to.
haeco J. T. Naterhouse ~ pkg mani u ootton .
Hall 4 Son, cs hardware Ioseioy s Co. tos BIS
apples Brewer Co, 100 bis salmon Order 81 pkgs
salmon, iopo Y sks flour, 10 pkgs clothing China
firms, ia pkgs China Merchandise.
4h9os pkgs sundries IN transit and ttsJ tons coal
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pugsis, 4 Ca<sr kiekardssaa u yld.. { Asaold.
Sda, G stsainsysF y Cay, Misses Ts,lor l. lIsye.
mean. q Lesussn, W n t<ntz. Mrs ke1~lash, H.
Bell A Barnes. X CAis<a. A losnssl Nj iast,u.
rs'ts, Mo Desha, 4 noyai, j. Dnd, an
tef kanal 80 Jas Maize, sept ~ Nh LobeE.
sssln, child. and sessani, T. u. fsaeshsn, Mrs :
Niicps aed stfsani, :. tssshlnshaa-
fof san fr4aeiseo ~ Ze.l.ndis, s<tx al.
bs.as,i, Mis- 8 l. HasAissd. w L WLier, II Meln.
nn. hr k.sshals. Nv q Deacon, y { San.ssi,.
= Nsi.oa, W ssintsss, T ) sa.nIsaS, a Kos.
~ san trsns.sso. pr Claus spsesksis, Dss~,
Josd>n, JACOB FyAli.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Successful House A Successful House A sirik
ing instance Of success in Retail Dry Goods way !,
afforded by the Leading Millinery House Of Charles
fishel, corner Fort and Hotel Streets The Proprietor
Mr. Fishe has acquired the Of holding custom An,
Dry Goods House can, 10y freely advertising draw Gus
TONER'S once or twice; hut to hold them asd enjoy theii
confidence, calls for the exercise Of tao, and beraty
Goods must be marked down aud sold for whnt they
are: never misrepresent article That the policy
of Charles ]. Fshel, and tina, policy has made the firm
one Of the greatest in its line, the leading thorough
fare Of Honolulu. The Leading Millinery Store OF
Charles fisehel, is to Honolulu what Mays Is to
New York. Charles j. Fishe makes a speciality Of Mil
lnery. al The is one Of the sights Of the civ
Ladies and Gentlemen visiting San Francisco will
find very desirable Furnished Rooms En- Suit and Sin
gle at No r37 Montgomery ST., Corner Bush. Mrs,
+. Honey. formerly OF Honolulu
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Publication Office Is at Kaahumanu street, Ed
itorial rooms AZ rcs Fort treet.
Subscribers and Advertisers will please address,
THoS. G. THRUM. Publisher and Proprietor.
Al matter for the Saturday Press should be
addressed 10 the " SATURDAY PRESS
Double column advertisements, cuts and large
types will not be admitted into columns
neither will advertisements be admitted Into read
ing columns at any price These rules will be
rigidly adhered TO.
Notice Of any events Of interest Transporting on
the other islands will always be thankfully received
for publication. Correspondents are requested to
append their true names 10 all communications.
not for publication necessarily, but as guarantee
that the writer Is acting In good faith.
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SHIPPING.

Arrivals.
Manuolawa sch, from kekaha ............ Sept "a
Mana, sch, from Patkaa. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. az
kilauea Hou, SIM Sears, from Kahului ..... :. "a
Waiehu, sch, from Maliko .................. az
{. X. Bishop, sim, from Kauai. .............. "a
l.ikelike, stm, King, from Iiilo and way ports. 2,
Madras, Brit ), Swan, from San Francisco. 2,
Zeaanaia' Brit ,, Webber, ifom Sydney. %
Ehukai, SCH from Waialua. ................. al
kekauluohi, sch, from Hanale .,........... az
ka Moi, sch, from Laupahoehoe. ........... q" 2S
James Makee, stm Mcdonald from Kauai. as
lwalani, sim Bates, from Maalaea kona and
. kan ....'.' -. .................. " 40
Gen. Siegol, sch, from Waianae ............ 40
Waimanalo stm, Nelson, from Waimanao -. 40
Lehua, stm Lorenzen, from Hama and Nolokai ~
Caterina, sch, from Hauaei. ................ 78
Marion, sch, from kukuihaee ........... 90 a8
siol;ol''. tms Mci'r-gor, from Waalua .... %
Departures.
Zeaandia, Brit s. webbcr for San Francisco. Sept a,
I. X Bishop. sim, for KAUAI. ............... "a
Lehua stm Lorenzen, for Mookai and Hama. "a
kilauea Hou, sim, Sears for kahului. ....... "a
Halealala. sch Crane. for Pepeekeo. ........ "a
Manuokawai sch, for Nawiliwili. ............ "a
Cen. Sigel, sch for Walanae. ............... "A
Nettie Merrill, sch Christian for Lahaina. 90 "a
Waiehu sch, FOR Waialua. ................ .,
Mama sch. for Paukaa. Observation-Disclosures. q.
Claus Spreckels, sch, Drew, for San Francisco IS
Likelke, stm, King, for Hilo and way ports '' as
Caibarien, Am blk, Hubbard, for San Francisco " 40
kekauluohi, sch, Tor Handel. 20
Leah, sch, from koholalee. 40
Cen. Siegel sch, for Kooau ................ 20
James Makee sim. Mcdonald, for Waanae
Mary Foster, sch, for Koua. .,............. /" az
kaukeaouli, sch, from Honokaa ............. ~
i~alani, sim, Bates, for Maalaea, Kona and
hiu . . az
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EXPORTS

For San Francisco, per Zcalandis, Sept y 700
pkgs sugar, 2footilbs tto pkgs rice, i4uno "
boxes betel leaves ttot bches bananas SI3Qst.st.
For San Francisco per Claus Spreckels, sept 10th
80 hrt rice, Ts,onolbs zisi hgs sugar s7s,JlS
Sfq,Siapt
For San Francisco. per Caibaricn, Sept syth-sIos
bgs Pine, sfo,soolbs, stat bgs sugar ssl,ooolhs
54,stt.6s
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"Ihe Child not in the Midst u Then. y
and 'Why believe The Bible is not handle
Of fables, but Is the Word Of God, will be Mr..
cfuzans theme sunday. The evening sermon
will be especially fo' young people and
doubtets
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-29

/ |, is Law among certain tribes Of Indians,
As the omahas, o,os, and Missouris. tina, a
widow mus, remain four years without marry.
ing IL Is unneeo~rary DO state thai woman
OF those nations is very careful Of husband
while she has one in the house.
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NJ o c z !

Nofics y hereby gveg 70 AZ psfseas fhs a = sucet.
sse held N toayiain, 81 the 80 day " A.eas ses1
a tbs ssbeeIl<rs ~ l,s sgp<k 81 fhs wAfkAIl 81.
Gan COMPANY, y ~as voted 70 Aceept charter a
cos.@,ts'a pu.ied % them and lheh s>soe.aies and
succss-yFs u1iff sh~ caIsaais agri tyk a The
aiisin sstsu tenlasY - the ffh tay ~ }liy
I.t3, and thai sesd cfrps.sfAis uiai1f SD shssssl
thefesia efkanlsol ii.th ai 'ieelal tl.s fiioainf
si'aeen a lbs toass-sns;
f,@.ltsnt. - +. .i,ti ...... ifrnp tosn~<li
Nlfs President 81. Win- ~ tof1~cd
Ifsa>prer ~ i. 49,. Henry Maffsi4ae
SECRETARY a'si Ani'faf llhn k'sbAins
No,ies j. further gsa lhs, s,s'>ss 10 the term, u
sad ehsosf, No -'~thidef e,'ii iaiisidsaii5 ts
k-bls ts .h< dsis. a ihc eoipaltr,. b.,ani ,ie
amount ~bisk ts} i des upon ti.a -h2se ~ li,.se.
heLi - o~n<d y, ksas<h"
sa@ JOHN RoBBiSs. sse,~,sr,.
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The Grand Army Of the Rspublic vii
please accept the apologies Of the Press for al
unavoidable commission
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DIED

In this city. September 18th. fIoi, only son Of
Lee kau, aged years and months. San Francisco
papers, please COPY.
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Some twelve kohalans. Of various nation.
ai'''es' have aui'ed TO tp their hand at negro
minss'e'sy' Their third Performance Was given
on the a,i instant, Reports indicate ,ha,
,hsy have me- sish very good success, and are
growing in ayos.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-29

kilaaea continues active. The Two lake,
IN the great crater are apparently soon Il
unite.
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For san Francisco, per Caiharicn Sept % Mr.
More and child, VI Bittmanu, Martin Suhr W
Coleman, u Lcnehan
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General ADVERTISEMENTS.
NorIcE 10 STOCK HOLDERS

Tbs annual ass'iag q Che rrioessius pIan,a,.os
ce~Pa", viii h held at the Once u G n,s~s, ca.
Oh TUESDAY. os,otcs 80, ,s51
'oo'F y G. JONES, j., Agents
NEWEST sTyLfs ARrisTic TYPE AND
~ SiMrneTy ios Weddings. hs.iaia Halls. Pro.
'ana'aes, Embellishments, &c, ETC.. constantly being
feeeissd A9d ls.tlns eidcfs fsf safne lsoafly 81.
esaied al the Once n ,hi, iap<E, No, ksaia,e.ns
sfrss "a,
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SAILS.
w. o. Smith to a. c. Ellis, 20 shares inter.island
Steam Navigation Co., 100
II. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Secretary.
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Session, Monday, September %, isa,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-29
WEDNESDAY, October ard,

The following PROPERTIES Belonging to the said
Estate, viz. A full and undivided
oNE.rHiRD INTEREST
IN the BUSINESS ofthe
INTERNATIONAL RESTAURANT,
Including the UNrNrIRED LEASE Of the aid
premises TOT years, rental Of so per month"; and
merchandise valued At sssco
FURNITURE, FIXTURES, CRocKERy. &c,
Sssce,
As per inventory taken by kongeen on the ta day Of
July, 1881.
ONE COFFEE SALOON,
valued at Sisoo,
ONE TwosToRy BUILDING,
used A. ore uuse, auc at Stooo,
ONE ONE.StoRy BUILDING,
Stable and Flour House. valued a, s,oo
TWELVE CORDS Of cur FIREwooD
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-16
FOREIGN NEWS.

VICTORIA, B. c., May 10. I'm a
Chinese riot at a station on the Inc OF
the railroad caused considerable exc.ts-
ment. The Chinese assaulted the white
foreman During the night vigilance
committee Of twenty whites, disguised,
burst into the Chinese camp and beat
the sleeping men about the heads and
bodies with clubs, killing one and
wouuding several 1t is feared that
five or six will die. The Chinese are
very aggressive. but the vigilance COM
mittee is condemned.
LONDON, May l5.-Hon. Wyndham
Ssanhope, a son of Lord Harrington,
secured divorce on Saturday from
Mrs. Stanhope, formerly Camille Caro-
line, q pretty minor actress, on the
ground Of adultery with Lieutenant
Adye of the Roysl Irish Rifles. Fash
.ionabS socit ty at Cowes has been deekly
scandalized over the developments In
the case. Lieutenant Adye was a warm
friend Of the plaintiff and found Mrs.
Ssanhope to be reckless and tickle
UcdUJys 10 uuuCIStoou euub SHSy
both intend leaving for America.
LIMERICK, May l5.--At a meeting
Of the National League. held here on
Sunday, resolutions were passed de
the COVE rnmeLt and the Ar
rears Of Rent and Crimes Acts. Nm. |
O'Brier. merlb.r Of Parliament for !
Mailo", charged the government with
pursuing policy of revenge. He ad-
jured ae. irish people to maintain their
cnuragf, patience and union, and re.
marked that there were already signs
that their desires would be eventually
attained.
DURBAS, May Fighting has oc.
,urred between Cetewayo's forces and
Chief Usibehu. the latter being aided
" the Beers. Cetewaycs army was
wit heavy lpss. and he is gath
ring strength ia ant cipation of fur
ner atrack.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-16

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, May ia
special from Carols, Mexico, small
town on the line Of the Mexican
National railway, says that Nicklsnd,
heavy railroad Contractor on that
route. wss murdered on Sunday night
by two Mexicans, both Of whom were
arrested. The dying statement of
Wickland fully identified the murder
ers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-16

EfRLIS, May Is 4-Wadd,n.t n took
dtnner with the Emperor yesterday.
He has been treat d with great distinc-
ION during his stay here.
DUBLIs, May l5.-rhe trial of Fitz.
harris IA accessory to the murder Of
Cavendish and Burke began TO- o-dsy.
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