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GAINESVILLE.


Heavy Betting.
GAINESVILLE, April 10.-[Special. To-
day has been beautiful one, but very
warm, and the large crowd in the CITY in
attendance on the races makes the dust
created by vehicles very disagreeable.
Sporting men from all over the country are
here, and the attendance on the races this
evening was quite large.
First Race-Three-m minute class; trotting-
pure, $3.50; contested by Maud b owned
by Brownee, of Dallas; Nomad, owned by
Wilpite, of Gainesville, and Ralph, owned
by Brown of Gainesville, and was won by
Nomad, with Ralph second. Time-2:539.
Second Race-Three-quarte OF mile
dash. running purse. S135; contested by
Virgie Hearne, Pilgrim Rose, j. G. Greener
and Laura g., and was won by Pilgrim
Rose, with Laura G. second and Greener
bringing up the rear. This race was by
long ways the favorite, and, in consequence,
a great deal of money changed hands.
Third Race-One.half mile dash; purse,
$3.50; contested by Ell Captain, of Dallas;
Joe Weldon, of Gainesville, and Cray Metz,
of Paris Won by Joe Weldon. Time-52
seconds.
Fourth and Last Race-One-and-a half
miles dash, for purse of $3.50; contested for
by Bill Dunlap and Eli, of Missouri, and
Marie. of Dallas; Marie winning the race,
with Eli second.
The races will last until Saturday. Thurs
day is to be the big day, and large crowd
is expected.
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REASON FOR HASTE

LONDON, April 10.-The Times says there
was practical reason for the haste in which
the bill in regard to explosives passed
through parliament yesterday, and explains
by stating that some members of the dyna-
mite party are believed to be on steamers
now coming from America.
ASSENT OBTAINED.
The royal message, giving assent to the
bill relating TO possession OF explosives, was
read in parliament this afternoon.
RESIGNED.
Belew, secretary OF Cunard Steamship
line, resigned.
JUSTLY INDIGNANT
A Gibraltar dispatch says: Four, slaves
were sold in the public street OF Tangier
near the British legation. Europeans are
indignant.
The French squadron at Hong Kong has
sailed for Tonquin.
WILL PLEAD GUILTY.
A dispatch from Dublin states that one
of the men who actually participated in the
murder of Cavendish has declined to be
defended, declaring his intention to plead
guilty, as he has no hope of escaping con-
viction. The name of the man is withheld.
His statement regarding the participation
in the crime he made in the dock where he
has previously answered for murderous
offences,
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ATLANTA, GA, April 10.-The democratic
state convention met to-day. g. G. Jones
was temporary chairmans and Charles
Fierisp, congressional elector of the Third
district permanent chairman. After recess
the following were placed in nomination :
j. S. Boynton, A. Q. Bacon, H. D. Nc
Daniel, Philip Cook, T., j. Stem
mons. The first ballot stood :
Boynton, 1879; Bacon, 149; Mcdaniel. SO;
Cook. IA; Simmons, 6. Four other ballots
were taken. The fifth was as follows:
Boynton, 143; Bacon. 152; Mcdaniel, 81;
Cook, 13; Simmons, 8; necessary 10 cno'ce'
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PORT WORTH.

Two business Houses Closed BY Attach
ment-The Fighting Bohernian Gives Bail.
FoET WORM, April 7.-Ispecisl- l-E. 8
Tarka, a prominent dealer in clothing. was
attached to-day; liabilities, $1,000, assets
not yet known.
j. J. Reeves, n merchant At krkvoOd.
was closed BIZ attachment to-day. Liabiii-
ties s2C10.
Bob, a negro waiter ct Ny Thsstrs, vas
arrested tonight fJr the thet Of 80 from
A. Behrens-
NE. Davis was discharged in TIE may
or's court to-day, and arrested b. Sheriff
MntdoE. on q charge q aggravated assault.
and gave bond in $40.
"A number Of Pytbian knights from here
vii visit Dallas on the l7th % attend the
Grand Lodge meeting
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GREEN WILLIE.

Additional Details of the Endo Hotel Hor-
ror-Eleven Bodies of the Fourteen I'm
fortunates Recovered-Memorial Ser
vices Postponed.
Grrrvvutr, April 0.-IspeoiAl.l-Work
on the ruins OF the Ende hotel has been
suspended. Eleven of the fourteen bod
les in the wreck have been recovered. The
body of George Pruitt was among those
found. Mrs. Pruitt was buried yesterday,
NJ. Louise Albert this morning by the
Odd Fellows, and Messrs. James Ford and
Frank West this evening. The bodies Of
the four coored boys, which were un.
earthed yesterday, were better preserved
than any, as they were sleeping in the
cellar The body of Miss Davis was taken
TO Kellyville, where her relations live.
The memorial services are postponed till
next Sunday in consequences OF not having
recovered the remains Of all the bodies.
Bishop Garrett, OF the Episcopal church
was TO have preached here tonight, but
failed to arrive.
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star.Route Trial.

W.sHrEeroS, April 1o.-Miner continued
his testimony in the star-route trial to-day.
He declared that, after January 1th, be bad
meyer spol1en a word 10 Brady on business
matters. Three official papers addressed TO
Brady in the spring Of 1873, and purporting
40 he signed by Miner, were shown witness.
ne supposed Reerdell had written the sig
nature: certainly he (witness) had not
signed them. Merrick began then the
concentration.
oniv slightly when he engaged in business
with them, but did know they were rela-
tives Of Senator Dorsey, IL that was what
counsel wanted. witness said rather def
sntIv. had been under Indictment Tor re
moving spirits from bonded warehouse;
was never within seven miles Of the ware
house, and was mot guilty paid $3.50 10
eel ont Of the affair.
siWhv aid Won compromise
Witness-6eauing toward nerrick and
.-,s.ting Because 1 pre-
fs-red having that amount 10 being dragged
through trial. and would do the same IN
Nv, Ws SsSs. had had nothing 70 do with
-xbiskv for fffesn months before his indict-
rnent. except 70 take An occasional drink :
= -.s rr1bable that Reerdell had been
5;-.rfsd nv 81 w. Dorsey 10 assist the VII
zee in preparing bids. Boone vas misteke
when be said the proposal signea ~ re-.
fled been spoiled upon that OCCASION, ano
witness bsd replaced y WIN ahoihsI Oe-i
snp similar signature.
Wffness said The division was based upon
fl,e value Of the routes as shown ~ prOnts
and not upon the number q route
- believed 81 ". Dorsey reserved . lite
more than his-fzir stare. DO socgnnt " ~
faksn Of probable ezPedition; ~ .l.s
80 --,sss n difference n re DID, SAD
--if~ers. iaf0- :. ". Dorsey r0i more erpe
.5irirr fhan We aid be coula 30
-s~rfr-f fist be had filed 81 ai111Fli
'rirred b. Peek Ia blsrk. nor thnt ne .i llt1
n knew that ne route he1 teen y - -.
---~-f erurfifirn had been bese1 ur1n
-@5r~1f. did nct remel1DEr atoul re
'--~--r-. ercerf th1t j npre1-ed - - n -.
~--ff-r. IRE szr1e nrsrers rert re-1rne1
r. -rrr-d 10 otlIer psps-s Lee n ne csI'.-I-
-urrf AL deals a bnEns.-, lnr-oa-ns
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nEISSEK

Zee AssocInffnu-A Mere ssusafiOn-A
sax Rabbit Ciass-
ucErrrET. Ar-il - SPECIAL The Cob
lin Uouufy Bee Eaepers' nssociatiun held q
meeting to-5sy e. thil city, q uhirh they
made a-rnresuerfs or he ertsrtsiurnsui
OF visitors % IRE si.ts associ1tior. vhith Il
30 b. tsid e. this I'laos.
Or lsst ui-tt tse god rsutls 81 or cifg
rtrr tt-Dur INTO c1'ilslcfrHt-e erriie'rer-i
afri.s -er.rrt thst Crs laucr EDrel he1
-.arr shrr 81 ~ rrrrs urtu0rr r'a-tT- he
c'l'ice-s rlsds cillEefIt $3.50 ~ ~ Hni.ic-
=. ~r-rs-i-. r. rfrr'ls afnir trrred on q
- . fnt-ic.t111-
A ia r15sii, knorn - tie "Frd r1s
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College Burned-Bsaty I.oss, -.
HorrD Rock. Arr1 10.--rspeciai. he
oalisrs in oid Pound I,1ck csuEht Ire yes-
terdsy morning shout II o'clock ard vrs
sr.-fir Destroyed. Ths ire wns causef y
= Hefsetivs fns. ID rs flIree-str-T strre
ruiifire- ne bird soy res rccuried y
rr1ia ard recurts- But rs-T Erils 20 he
--t1ai furniture uss saved A rsr c-lers
vi - e-e-te1-
y nd Tur1 e perf1-rrEuct ~ ths rirrt 81
80 -tt rrar r-trs-sef ~ tha larr.st nu1i-
r-rs go sen hs-s. 1hs Irterrnt Oral
rnrl-rad ~ q sracnl tn rru t1c-T1-
tcrr % 80 he muEcH wc11lr-
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Another Eininr-TaIk Of = Duei-raE Col
Iecfions-A Prisoner Dies.

Another EiliinE-Talk Of Duei-TnH Col
Iections-A Prisoner Dies.
COns1carA, April 7.-rspeciaLl-A tsls-
gram was received from Purdon this morn
Ing announcing the probable fatal shooting
Of 1ohn Sparks By q nan named
FoTlrr. Sparks bought q vsarlinz some
uesfs sr0frum fuller. and in q subsequent
t-ausactiun the szfse gearliuE vas BOUGHT.
A. srrr ~ erErks discCrered the THEFT BE-
vrsrf o. ius.i1e ~ hETe warrant issued
o. F-rifr's arresi. N0t being abe o. 81
- rs-rnui b. sisrt-d - make the a-rszi
ff-rr-rr he entered ihs bJuss occupied
L. Frl1s- ard IN Efter-rIiirE - rrresl him
srs boz yin q Hirc1eter. t1t bell usss
~ riI-rurt tts h1iT rnf coming Urt IN
a. go sfrrlder-tIe1e sr1rEs died tiis
r-rs-irr frrrr tts eHec.s q ths wUuud- Re
Irr-er -ifs sid tUc ctilf-en-
r Z. Hrr.tfrT-rrr. a H suE-sur ard q.
A Orfrlar. rEs.e1 he-t to-cay On q sf.scia
-. cong sruth- NJ Hrrtirrtcr has teer
i-l--'sr-i-r lis -eoert rurctas1-
Tts-s : s11ns tnlk Of = fuel F-Jwirr OF
o. NJ c1ut-cTsrET o. Ne nFarc 81 n-1oEs
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WARRINGTON, April observation-disclosures
eral Gresham arrived to-day. Hewasreceived
at rne depot by committee from the In
diana repu hlican club and driven to the
residence of Hon. ]. W. Foster, where he
met a mum Der OF old friends and was intro
duced to many new ones. He will be the
guest of General Foster for several days.
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pun,,ca,e Of the oreenvIIIe Horror.

ROCHESTER, n. ", April lO.-Ten min
utes after z O'Clock this morning large
building on the northwest corner OF Church
and State streets, fell with crash. The side.
wall facing Church street has been erected
this winter. 1t Is supposed the mortar was
frozen and the warm weather OF yesterday
loosened the bricks and caused the fall.
There were seventeen men at work on the
building. The alarm was sounded, which
brought out the firemen and police, who
are working at clearing away the debris.
The names Of those found IN the runs are
X. Wooden, William Ashbaugh, Fred kop-
er, S. Burr, w. q. Gould, X. L; Brown;
Ransom Porter, Anthony Dankelton and
Matthew Heard. The latter IL dead and
two of these are fatally injured. The
owner Of the building was on the roof Al
the time, ard was severely Injured. lnose
10 the basement were probably killed.
Only one death has occurred from the
falling building, that Of Matthew Heard;
Wesley Ashbaugh and II. s: Wooden VIII
die. Much indignation is ielt toward The
builder and owner, J. +. Carter. Loss
5000. The building had been condemned
- he marshal
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bit, in the neighborhood of Wash Ford's,
near Allen, has been chased sixty times by
greyhounds. Uncle Styles Coffee, George
Herndon, Wash Ford and Major Buck,
have purchased barrel OF cider, to be
opened when the rabbit is captured There
are several other old gentlemen engaged in
the chase, whose names have not learned.
A large crowd of men and dogs will join in
the chase next week.
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France.
DOCK LABoRERs' STRIKE.

UVNh HHDV7HI'7 "II'1IN1'
MARsEILLEs, April l0.-Seven thousand
dock laborers struck work here this morn
ing. Up TO 2 O'Clock this afternoon the
strikers had committed no unlawful acts.
The authorities have, nevertheless, taken
measures for the prompt suppression OF
disorders The streets frequented by the
men are being patrolled by mounted gems
q iarmes.
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Serious strike.

IrrrLr ROCK, April 1O.-All freight brake
men ON the Iron Mountain railroad be
tween here and Tezarkana bsve struck 10
oonseouence Of the order issued BY Irsip,
master Kennon, reducing the numDer ~
h-.fsrnen on trains from three 70 two. Be
Hering The same order would be made 70
srpiv On the division Of road north OF here
~ Poplar Bluff, brakemen on thst part o.
he rosd have struck. No trains have gone
out since sunday, the strikers preventin T
movement BIZ uncoupling the cars, ano
other means. The strikers NUMBER epoui
eighty, and although some Of them hsve
been arrested, they continue 70 slop 'lAlis'
~ freighf business is 1t q standstill.
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Washington Miscellany.

WASHINGTON, April 1O.-A sensational
story telegraphed from Washington to the
effect that the British minister had been
swindled out of considerable money by a
person who protested to have knowledge OF
inr. is positively denied by Minister West.
He said the person mentioned called on
him and directed his attention to the
matter, which, on investigation, proved
to he unfounded, and which was not
in any Way connected with an attempt to
blow up the legation building. He PAID no
money for the information, but merely
heard the whole story from the person, In
yestigated it and found it untrue.
Returns received from the department OF
agriculture from the spring wheat region
show progress on the 1st of April, but not
anywhere finished. In Dakota and parts
of Minnesota it has not commenced.
Large areas are covered with snow. The
department does not attempt to estimate
the probable yield of spring wheat.
Secretary Folger had conference To-Day
with the director of the mint and the Ha-
waiian minister in regard to the request OF
the Hawaiian gov eminent to have its silver
money coined at the United States minis;
1t was decided to grant the request and
preliminary arrangements for coinage were
AT once made. The mint at San Francisco
was selected as the place of coinage. The
dies will probably be made at the PhlladeI,
phia mint. The Hawaiian silver coin Will
be of the following denominations: One
dollar. half dollar, quarter dollar and
eighth of dollar.
The solicitor of the treasury has made an
adye rse report upon the case OF Mr.. Cuen-
Diet, a prominent jeweler of st: Louis, ar
rested for smuggling diamonds into this
country from Paris. Cuendet admitted the
charge, and agreed to pay the duty and
value of the goods and 80 per cent. III aadi'
District Attorney Bliss, of st. Louis, re-
ported the case to the solicitor, and said, as
the government had suffered no loss by the
transaction, and as there were otner
Cuendet should be indicted. The solicitor
does not agree with him. He says that IT
is proper case for indictment, and criti-
cizes the action of the government IN exact
fender was in duress.
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Heavy Snowfall.

MINNEAPOLIS April 1o.-Rain, beginning
to fall at 10 last evening. changed to snow
at noon to-day, land one of the worst storms
of the winter is now in progress. Street-car
travel is suspended for. the first time TINS
winter. Trains are behind time ..., liners ID
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DoMEAIC NEWS

whiIe the prcsId INIT IL Inhallng the
FlorIdIan NJ tnolla Incense,
The Citizens Of Minnesota are Shovel.
ing Away The Snow.
pOstmastcr-General Gresham Arrives
at the Capital.
Boynton Second Best in the Ballot NJ
Atlanta.
Schiller, the Newhall Hotel Fiend,
OH Trial.
Tie Workingmen Memorable the Pres'
ident-POints Made.
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Russia.
DISASTROUS FLooD

v1rvv,, April 10 large section oi
country in the southern part of Russia is
covered with water. Owing to floods in the
rivers. traffic on railways is suspended tenn
porarily.
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MoBILTzfNG.

ROVE, April lO.-The king has signed a
decree ordering formation as quickly as
possible Of seventy-two new companies Of
territorial and alpine troops.
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OTHER Interesting Items by Telegraph


PENSACOLA, FLA, April 1O.-The presi.
dent has been invited to visit this city ana
Tallahassee. If he accepts, the presi4ent
will likely return to Washington via new
Orleans and Louisville.
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81. LorIs. Arri io.-Ths Msrcbsris' Il
chares today, ~ nea-ly e. unrr-.12 :.
1919 rI1Il-1fe the rerllar errtarlrt ngrrs-
10 e.irr-,-kerr.rrs 81 ttis city are taking
- - ,.--|1r.s he tiEh licsrss c-Ern-s,l1f
lrrr. r'assed e. he recent se..i1r ~ -
$1,000. he law go lrtc go m
~ - - ar-sst cass III r-coat.T b
s~ier. 1l-ert 70 ne srrrerrt cJu-t-
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PoE1IarD, OEEsor, April lo.-Ohisi
uo.es fears be cannot keep the tribe from
the var-uath unless the strip OF land u y
100 miles. taken from the reserFatlo1 lasi
February. vii Be restored Jeneral Mis-
think so 600 viii settle "a e MISTER VIII
out flirting. Two cympanies gsrs stni y
sfe reaervrfion. Oihers are In readiness.
49, -rr-rfr-s number 30. and may De
i-.i--rf IN ca-e Of 60 cuttre1k ~ Ca-rlIe. e.
er--feus's. Occurs. D1iene's aud lErima's-
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A-1sr7a. Ca. Ar-il l0.-sEu Lewis ne
r-1r-rs rrr-5r-r- 81 Dirk WeerIs fcuir-stl.
~ tsksr f-urn tts tn1-rrrt - rirtt. ~
-. ~ -, :. 'f1 Z. .5,..' 80 ''' 'h''''
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Pr77srUEs. Pa. Ar-l l0.-HenT Men
~. s.if-rrr.fs-.ed MURDERER II Lord Lett
rirr. - rrl~nre1 from crsirliT tt,t NON
inc ferfrr fIrrr i1ertifed - = hEruless
c-ark living IN ons q Ire o-bef ul-ts q
he rff~
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The bktnc j. d. SpreckclS, Captain
Frizz, arrived at Kahului, IL days from
San Francisco.
The bgtne Eureka brought i0lS SKIS of
flour, $50 SKIS of barley, 20 bbls of lime,
90 tons of salt, 1880 bricks, 8 safes one
of which weighs over 4CO0 lbs and two
over 5000 lbs. She also brings the ma
chinery for the steam scow and a large
deck load of 1000 r. w. posts, and 1875
tons of bonc.meal. She is consigned to
T. III. Davies & Co.
Schr Jennie brought 800 bgs of paddy
and 400 bgs of sugar.
Schr Manuokawai brought 7S4 bgs of
paddy.
The blk Kalakaua brought $50 bales of
hay, 310 SKIS of bran and oats, $40 SKIS of
barley, 2S5 SKIS of flour, 10 tons of pig
iron, rs tons of sand, one moulding ma
chine, 1891 pkgs of groceries, and 5
horses. She is consigned to Messrs. +.
A. Schaefer & Co.
Schr Kckauluohi brol ght 100 bags of
sugar, and 500 bgs of paddy.
Schr Ehukal bro't 339 bgs of sugar.
The stmr Waimanalo came off the
Marine Railway yesterday, and will sail
tomorrow.
Yesterday the Pensacola lcceived from
the Kalakaua % canistcrs OF powder
and 81 cases of shells
The G. r. Bishop sails to-uay at pm.
and the Kilauea Hou at }.
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KAHULUI NOTES,
From Our own Correspondent

FROM Our own correspondents
The schr "Rosario" Capt. f. ID.
Swift, sailed Aug. 10th for San
Francisco, with $500 bags sugar,
weighing 271,740 lbs valued at
$16,304. 40 and 252 hides, valued
$13O8.6O.
The bgtne ''Jno. d. Spreckels"
G. S. Friis Master, u days out from
San Francisco arrived in this port
on the % inst, with the following
Passengers :-Chas. w. Genet, John
Botcher, F. Muller, and Gonis Rus
sell, and cargo of General Mer-
chandise, value 13,270.25.
Kahului, Aug. oath 1888.
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A good story comes from Ber-
muda with regard to the recent
visit of the Princess Louise to that
small sub-tropical Colony. 1t APP
pears that Her Royal Highness was
in the habit of taking exercise alone
in the immediate neighbourhood of
her residence. In one of her walks
she was anxious for glass of water,
and asked negro woman whom she
saw busily engaged in ironing
shirt at the door of her cottage, to
get her one. The old lady declined
to leave her work. The shirt "a
boiled rag was being got up
against next morning, when she and
her husband were going somewhere
to have look at the "Queen's
child" The Princess, determined
to have what she wanted, offered to
60 on with the ironing while the
coloured lady went in search of the
water. This was agreed to Princess
Louise got the water and drank it,
then said who she was; whereupon
the negress gathered up the shirt
which had thus been honoured with
the touch of Royal hands, and de-
clared that she guessed her old
man" should never wear it, but
that it should be preserved as an
heirloom in the family. Her appre-
citation of Royal etiquette does her
infinite credit. After all, it is quite
as genuine as that of the grandees at
home who for many generations
have considered beds slept in or
chairs used by Royalty as sacred.
Even now, in this irreverent age, it
is customary when the Prince and
Princess of Wales pay a visit to
newly furnish the suite of apart
ments they occupy, and often enough
to keep the rooms inviolate after
wards.
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THE Saturday Press insinuates rather
than states that we were in error in our
article on Hawaiian Colonization and
Conquest in stating that Captain Paty's
expedition was authorized by and under
instructions from the Government. If
they make inquiries at the proper places
they will find that records are kept of
such instructions and their result.
Again in regard to Boki's expedition, it
was positively necessary for them to OBJ
tanned tho consent Of KamchamchG Ill
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POLICE COURT.
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

Monday, Aug. 27-Drunks; Ka-.
puni, forfeited sc bail; Nailiili, and
Keoki, fined S5 and 81 costs; A.
Auld, assault and battery, forfeited
$40 bail w. Crewes, drunk and dis
orderly conduct, forfeited SIP bail /;
A. Bray, disordcrly conduct mol.
3DroS.
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NEWS have been received here by the
Eureka that the sale of Il certain planta-
tion by the partners of leading firm
here, has been made in Europe condi.
tionally, so that the same now stands
void by the action of the firm here.
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and Kaahumanu, TO their going at all,
and the fact that they sailed in the
Kings own vessels is a sufficient proof
that he had authorized the departure of
the expedition. We donot anywhere state
that he commanded it or that it was u
direct Government matter
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-28

Sixteen twins have been presented
to farmer in China, who is only 81
years old. The man is poor and the
children are supported by the neigh
bors. The Chinese paper in which
this item appears is silent regarding
The mother.-,S. u. Chronicle.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-28

WE learn that Col. Spreckels has had
Kahului surveyed into streets and that
sites for Court and Custom Houses,
and cottages for visitors have been laid
out. Water will be laid on from Wal
hee. The Custom House is already
being erected, we believe.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-28

TIE Hack Policeman wishes us to
notify exprcss-drivers that all drivers of
licensed carriages not having the num-
Der of the same plainly and correctly
painted on their lamps will be arrested
and prosecuted ON and after this date.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-28

YESTERDAY about noon large crowd
collected on Nuuanu street near the
corner of Merchant street. The caus ;
was row that had taken place on IL
saloon in the vicinity. The row was
quickly over and little or nothing of it
was seen by the curious crowd.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-28

YESTERDAY afternoon His Majesty
held luau at Waikiki in honor of the
Captain and officers of the Pensacola.
The Reformatory School Band supplied
the music.