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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-26

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-26
Love. cSarsSAiv Az3 MA-riN<S AlSz< tbs
KsviaS Arab

lis s.sis have 6s.ls p " wj.A ss,scsss
lh.ir hrslJuiS. The men nearly always *
thai " ancus themselves, \ held warrior
49,, a al when Be loves 10 another tribe.
H. rides W a. aght, 6His &c, Where she Is
,ss-epia... 3IsAcs y L her sent. saasch~s aeT
sp fg ~ l-1s, puts Der eefcrs his ca he
hose srt sweeps away Ike the wt,d, ls BE-
ha-rtrs O. be caught be . shot. u he 5 rel,
he .-fse frcH which be hls sssiea be str{
gavs br1I a y5si. u ! lev days. he 3egyiSh,
a r-i-ss = .5- .rihe. pfss The hants q The
vgsss ml1 ard he strL 1nd hcta tribes lsiH
f- -. ne-riueat. AL he eravess ner ststl
llel- u ives. lus there ARK sonIs vbc &c rct.
rb,.l- srglhcG 5 4 h.tle 3iferenS Ok a ealas,
ss,,-'l-1s utshs-4aG 4 uiccullssi N ne
.-rrs-s IS far Efcre eelgglul ghln hsTe-ycg
nav ,sg an Arab sitting ecic-r the teni Il BIS
1rfgr51a picking = ssriBse'i Instrument sc,iis-
.ss1s Re aer h4sip AID siRsiHs sr1S Of bis
ya4 e,Hircs 100 Tbs Is bis ccGrtshir. They
a-g De -lcs. mlSi;al gccFle Z, tie ucrit-
They AZ 70 gsetry. ard exsrupcrtEa-icl i as
,t,. vri.a tbrui a. Z VS. With The >caits &
CHI The ccu-ssbip Cniy lists a week Or I've.
Tr.lg III : clsiaAlg 10 goes elsewhere and
seyEs . via lleghgr siri b. his scugs Ard
muse. >Vussiiues the flLb~rs make a. ;ls
na1-s. eus always The siri = the ssejieus
s.tvu Her rel goa, bee people, her na-lonal
instincts. he traditions Of Der IHcest'rs, al
.slel ler O, 81 LIE siavv Of hex bgslaRd- The
rrurrg f lie AMI dsata Is IN bis hands, and
Sue bows 1cigre lis gpiHigHs si-h the uics,
irP,5cl. obedience. I, 5 only aleH The 6iir-
hcuL Eeaak COMES, nth hs siib talk Of w
mas iisues- ilsies iHi srl3ter sphere, With
Lis viaH.uE. manner, and marked respect, 50
!l-.err. 30 8 wCmdns sgaI. that she leaves
Der husband, tursakcs Tie teachings q her
clzli8cG gives up hcme and friends. and
asks igl-l i1sef b. yspcsc IN his arms. They
are 4s i1e riders as the men and as islriess.
They ri,ls slrat,ils and ca1 ~ almost any DIS
tlaee uitHcus ahsus. They ars tine shots,
AMI l1uf Squs VIA. psrsGGal tsIg IS,
The Hgmsn cl these people are modest ant
far more 6liiLfaf thlH The women Of civilized
tie. Indeed &. Is The rarsss thing ii The world
81 hca- q ccuiHsal iniiielisy The vUrIsn
m4-uru A. eleven and twelve, AMI Az cd At
tlirty-ive. When yggng they Irs very bean
ef1L They have ssft, iIrk sNi1, biack, dow
ing Eaiz and scft l4HgrIisiigs eyes. They are
1assigu4a. 10 their l1ves, but Itter marriage
al .leir a.fsrlua s cvHssrgd IN their hlsbalts-
liza vumuu IS f1Hni 60 ba untrue % her Lus-
buad she Is ilsrl1ty siilei. t1gvtheF with her
Igvcr. But tbs seiilm haPpens is
HaHr-1-L u1-uL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-26

he,,,ie ese year u uaasfssSe, sAe vas &issea3ed
heni as,lss hs-sels ssly ey The bore Il serr-
~ ~ rsrv=es, ~AsSA essy sAs e4ssssa Get
vsiA ,ssS rraisevsssAy AssAtslse<s tx ssauy
wears. rs.a aeeg her leaiA sAe declared sAe
,sr-l3 6,llcu Der hsShasa. ar3 refusing az
s,1a. iie3 sseg seveu days. A thsrd lady. b
rs-ie N7aes, ycsafrs ., CheA CAeu, nct c',S
cAs,red hsrse,s 81 al cccssicas in be sseSi
r; tel sia=a.,s. bat appiisa earaisg iseeese-
$50 &, hsr Ares b YycNtse csrrs tey her SSia -
Seas l.-frr az these eVsEehargeG exsnrlss
We p. a.. s,; &c eiisG e BE srse palisel VII
tss 81 lhe Ch,-ese, lAsis 1sycyiSo 3 rareresS
sn3 .be ll.1iss vse srs hishesl - sase lsys II
y ne s-v vcssAy q AZ Acscs. ees II trvcesss
IS Ice e ~ " sssvses - rsa1 q be TAR wee
isos.t creatures bernias, stayyias ard cetsirs
.A.-fse-vvs. cr eyen ssallsvfns sel3 Sissss-
ms Nissa. Rsuard Olsce h4s casa eestsr uvyS
tAas Us = g, 63elisy, elial asvc1seu, .hs
bravery e sclilsss ~he lie "a baltls, tes vtg-
lac ci ~onea vbc sacrt5c~ h,e raihes thAs
hcacr- thesc are thiass t. be rewarded w;lh
ricry ian pcslhzlcas ti,lss Ia1 mcu,cgttl
arches. ~ ,zsSsi', tl9aas Nsrlst4s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-26

The annual .gDurt lf Captain shaw super
uflnisHs gf che iru brisiiea. m the LGndGn
irgs sf So. -aiciI vas presented iargiy, O.
he Metropolitan BGIri OF Works, it-ltsa .ia.
.Ir numbers It calls flr irgs. Or sunpusei!
tIII-s. rsrlIrgd lIrinE lie Egar had neen --63n.
If .IEsg 30 vErs bI.Hg alarms. ~ prurEg a
lu IUlT chimney alarms, anu --Itf we're calls
lIr fires, Of winch i -gsuilli IN sgrluGs iIn-
lEg. and jBl 10 slight iazags. The Tres %
L.-i- =umpz-1i WIN llGss OK ( So show Al
llrllsg lf > :, AMI .rmpacat with Inc aver
an Dc -lG .dat an years. n IlCrEaaE u tii.
Ill Number Ii ll-ss a me metropolis N which
LIE lJ# ageu -griggalF endangered during tho
Tga- l-sa las been IL. and me lumher Gt
lIgsg o winch he has beHn ust has been y
The lGIuusr cd persons sgr1uuHiF sndIn-ErIti
By iT1 laH luru rs. II vtum = we're savs,i-
Iati 50 last -har lvIa. OF I'M 80 i1Ht, II Egra
.a.iln cut a.lve. lnd iiai Afterwards IN hnspi-
a or sisewii=ns anu 81 vera 8ltfucaisft or
burnt a. isal!i. The NUMBER az calls fdr CHM
news las been : 555. u these .idf pravlii n
be elise alarms, AMI 1,,s6- vera fdc ciinnegB
m ira In llGse saags 1iera vas Nc ItIsnfllcn
of engines, but only Of irsmEn win hssnr
aUmEz. The hummer NJ iuur1Eg1 IIIil By the
iIl Engines If tiig - and Itaunna has hggH
81 sal llI ne mai dIHLInCa I'm has been
10 --5d miles. The Quantity IT water aaGd fur
1-.lnl--Iiahiu- irla IN tie HeEupuiis iIrin-
-ir -1ar Iaa been = ,3gs az. gallons, &C about
ll.I1Q inns. NJ tha IuHuflrE Ihduf ~ 900
aus, az -iiIur murs liian lna half II ne winnie
WIS alsan G1m lie river canals Ild ducks,
lad llg rsma.ndsr run the street pipes. Dur
il.- 5.e rtal- .iGrs have heen = cases Of siiart
surri- Ut raaar- y If ala lsiandancr
1f -1ruc1riis anG & Of 10 4fzsudlncn- nalEIu..
IillgsiIur asgs N Eiiich lie vazsr a.
z11ramania werH naaIHfIctlry; aur, 1GtvItii-
8liudiug zliiH. al The watsr companies have
Iaa lie r-laissJ sffur-A l.ieir power a IgrVs
10. The Strength If The brigade II N tnilGws.
- .aaG irs-sngiHs 4cIg0ns = stT-ar Itailuna,
. il-s-sseaue 4l1aunH. 8 iuailnu IrIuunH- :
.Ir.s land ssirlm irs-.n,.inss- ~ small land
s,i,.la- ir1-,als--ura- = S men nauHai ira-sn-
.lucs. II under 3 inch uanuai iru-englries, III
ili-sssapez and i... sealing ladders, Der ire
f-rn uri1din.- siiIsf liiirgr, iernud adicsr. 81
urllil .ilrrarl, and 80 rluHI- and :. rivers
and aGi1r employees Pawn trs..r,.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-26

The ld suar IL 4li1ad-l .,h.,ur =sn iuiis,
lsuiir -4hinc 2 tsss mia winch inNH l.ls 81
aua -gf ..i llr 5llf 90 haziGa, asii x szi.saiii
-7v M ea l.ru- 1iiurs 1ud Fsz1v7s-f lla'rl l-iEsn
Iii.sl-.11 81 mue- rhers IL nothing a:iiii4-is-
lhia 3hGgg ts 31ueaEuirs trinl- s.lu weather
lug 10 O -li'- viru Ticfi IHsIlues = rsfiiiish
iuc ma Is 1iiris 1ud nnui,iT. The ..,ssflst
iarai, where -umpartlra IIIeflir.- r.ii.7ls
VII e slp sicmenm are az var, ~ rveirs ieef-
af unr bur -rssseis II moderate ii.If- can
1uisr snlrn finn llis nurriiazzs- b. Wy
u sasr % sluliraHf. ias, raiss. VI f-um Inn q
IA alilsf ssEnsa ilirs lsIif af Mezirn ntu 5.llH
lr1tsr 'flren. During gale aie Spat Il Nun-
lirfiill- icin,si En,'giHE ss;s,viz-i lie arrna
be- .r-znn Al 4rus Of alwsrHr taaEu mar
lie abrrIpU dissuiHtiun u lie iaaiInr seas "a
.ie- -lullfHr f1rv4ri8 lie shurz- Tins 1rzHrs
I'M shnu- ..iz-sn agfiIuna- " sieiitasn f'sst 1t
valssr sam which t.ir suurn--tr7ssz -=ziE
r7szlslu.. and sf1sIuin,- N sperT 1zni1er- amer
rs .nd HIddanir imis hsi-saif rspuaing ike q
sanIsi ,leiissf n ~ mnfisr's arms, lsrnEned N
BE- a wall " vr1fi vlisrs me r=a-T 1la-llier
-au be- luilsi % rsar By aila r1aE NJ liie winds
The mHd FINN t.as spar y f5apyr ant "a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-26
ILtRGE NT0ICE OF CL0THIyG

lr 5iBcii liftl sr-rui Llall AM Fluts.
@ucilsifn >aCiigs ETnti and >utls.
Fsii AuluIr Drill. s'Huuui <Hci,4 l1d Elutr
s'rrai >iiir-I, ami ElriIir4u Tlci;Hts
hruIssv anu >fiirr itilsr,s.
r 2 COMES tlIt Llz.z-rrz.ss Ear7rt Siiuurrs.
-illi amt Z q. -mhrrllHB Ild Pl1-nsfis.
fancy and r-I7uiuu ,iiari-
.Irslu 1uu r1ris,sl 2 IlFslis.
y Finite Iuu 4 Iurv .uIiils.
FfIf Hsrl-s r-rri uF-r1ss1If r-IF17,rr-1sr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-26
ne Bad BaysPaFAtls.

@W leV SAID the yr1csryHiIn, as lls bad
boy Same "a and backed Ip against he s-1Te,
when q strung small Ct horse filed tha ar ami
cuur1srlcEs,i the smell Of iscaged sssss, 'yuu
haven't gone 90 v1rf IN he livery sable
again. have wa
-- VI. bus 5 lblgE The same. am tL6il;
care 1i pas l-ut1srr ami rr i mere wsrs znIH
running vbci,. livery stable. 'calse ygu have
% r1h i .rgLtsr About al the lms. n sns VlIcs
-r luctlgr, amt blanket hin, AMI bed him
-f1uu. ana treat ban Ike a bgby' sIbi the bad
lGg ls he 1lck q Tsa-.er rUrlus beet cuz Of
bis cuul rgC.Sll AMI saz i1Wu b the strve TO
guHch a lgis b. sls strap.
"Fsl, by ,InI llIz lta-s mig. sait sha
grgcsryuIH ss be gut au bis sPecEiciss AMI
ggssd llg 10y, ana Ieii hl. nose Is .ha
horse fumes cams fresh frum the st1ve,
.'DulV .v4 agsss s.su Egur rllAsr hIllsd, Illi
nov be- ssrgs s. -r1l1srr ami be b, 3 member Of
tie church, llu, IN guct standing, and pays
rs-uIlrIv svgN, { have iuss confidence n
everybody.
"tI. vru llu q have ID ygrry about pa, saai
-ls boy ds De lu:isIc,i he str1G lbGut his lwl
ankle, anil Siclisd his lHkIgs t1g-iiier 10 see d
vrul. hurf Ig ntsrters,i sPI Knows bid
lus5Hess Eucs were never So -Uu,f IA 8u1
4uE D. they have 1gcn SINCE Pa fliie,t, IN
s-. was .laE lus when pa vIG selling
sl.cs. DO .Is s5lu,r mime Why pa Is ilii q
=iu as hume l7t, mas she Iiif. and pa go, her
lr--lrlE she wants. II= l-u-ht her iia-
rrH .sag r.l 4sE wees, with i1ur inmundi
4s 1i. fs lasl. luss- BIz MA lsu ruE o.
|-a4- 6. le-s a. lGml where every budg thinks
100 Is busiest bus sire IS -gIH- To v4iE lil they
g DO travelling aHli para g people AZ che iI-
Hs.s Elr s 'rrag Pcs has more fun with a
Er.usr .sal rHg s5H silaIss stuck II Etc
-ali q s-rr1i.. -rrr- Lgr The Aurss- calIs'; be
was rH-ri u lrrf vi-.luul FIlliui- lu the INES,
El = l- 100 900 lis r1ad. and shen IAytUdv
aa-.- Ia. s.ss Iau be ..Ls Tia csIIs lag "a Tie
DASH -Uarl al 1le cgt1sr lluss, aud pa sutt %
slIGs liz sv=s IS liGu..l he vls svsstiE Sleep
INK, Ilt -aa Nurse us5 paws the suuw Il
lnrucGF -umE= along diat belongs % the
church, "a lui-ias % sing hTmnr Elsa he vas
happy alE Tho lrulasr sgss FAC al tias ID auL
some ID Em iIiul aiaE pa Is Affected b his
T. mr. and llas lis head ~ weak, but lIgz
ilH 8 rrlguE 60 flsi themselves much On pa A
uaa vim .ll settle with his ersiitsrs f1r Ten
1guli ca ne riuiiIr AMI 5EIui chem III flr The
ten GENTS, IHd Eus aid Hluey int1 6unds, inn 3
lsei mIcH sympathy - P-rs5s 500
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-26

cisaaslss g,o,esties sle tesalsksl1e. Thew
arp - stscsses g. ne tscaligt e'-rtyirg lists
tAs (seig, sa1 ~ rae3 u Sahise Hiysy u he
scssAvasa esataiss us,e st he properties hegv
fs-si Il ihere IS ell Is ces,sS Nes. the hci-
sc-, sufsae~. Toe plscu IS ,esnsi BE sd
spes. = res ffee, Any krcwn suilysis e rs rs-
tssS. ~. s,e,ely ifen Is cs,lisssss Il has -
trcehlc3 ~7,sss nasas hges Gsglhs q lhs
year he reishtcrb.,,3 g ~, ell sro; Is ihe
O,yr,ses e the nsusfe'sc, -. sa'i tl,ierrs,s''
frrr-4s,t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-26

VIENNA ET ENETCEEa
.z-siulitdn. An. 1tnInr Hs,sfrn AMI Plrlur
HhHLrH. -s.lzHsFz e.
-,idtilt- -llhiE-nH, I=iI-iia, strip -mtlirrs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-26
81.

aaumnn Fan De- rliuguu Lahm 1E-l1utg.
lIlirt --la1s. F'iIiurrsrur. EaIr ri. Combs
M-rTr1 Lfuiizul lziii1nsas. Pipes.
z r. sallH, 1.Ig-utinfula, sinnk stuhs.
Albums E,lid LenE Iswslr- n ltni.i.s.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-31
Chat MAX Cold SMELL

DETROIT, May 3l.-The reports that have
come in from all parts show that the damage
by the frost on Wednesday night is quite
serious, although it is still hoped that the
first statements are exaggerated. In eastern,
central and southern Michigan the frost was
severe cutting down all small vegetables,
badly nipping corn, and even seeming to
injure wheat somewhat On the lowlands
fruit was also badly affected.
In the fruit belt in the western
and northwestern parts of the state but little
damage was done The weather is now
warmer, and there il no further danger.
PITTsBuRG, May 81.-Reports from eastern
Ohio and western Pennsylvania indicate Sc
we're damage to early vegetables and fruit:
by the heavy frost of the past two nights. In
some sections ice formed quarter of an inch
thick. The farmers report corn, wheat, pota-
toes and tomatoes badly frozen
DUBUQUE. Iowa, May 3l.-Another frost
formed Thursday night. 1t was not as heavy
as the proceeding one, which was disastrou.
in its effect, cutting down vegetation, which
will sprout again, but BE- backward i'll
growth.
TORONTO, May 3i.-There was frost agair
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-31

NEW YORK, May Stat the first days's
races at Jerome park the following events
were decided:
First race, u mile; st Paul. first; Glide
away, second; Tattoobolt, third. Time,
l:lSH
Second race, mile; Blackstone, first;
Checkmate, second; Jack-of- Hearts, third
Time, las.
Third race, " miles; Heel and Toe first;
Marshall, second; Trafalgar, third Time,
2l4H. q o."
Fourth race, mile; Panigue, first; Hima-
laya, second; Pampera, third Time, l:4s.
Fifth race, rs miles, selling; Alta b., first;
Dan K, second; Greenbush, third Time.
2:03&. 6 ra- -7.. a"
Sixth race, steeplechase course; Spider,
first; Tom Navin, second: Rose, third Time,
$40 i 4}t.
CINCINNATI, May S1-Races at Latonia
park; First race, l mile; Patrick Dennis,
first; Ferg Kyle, second; Slipaway, third.
Time, 1;45H.
Second race, mile; Vauda, first; Ret
niue, second; Vallisia, third. Time, Los
Third race, Is miles; Freeland,, first; Der
lin, second; Mammonist, third, Time, l:5711s
BASE BALL.
CHICAGO, May 31.-The base ball report is
as follows: At Cleveland Cleveland, s;
Buffalo, g. At Providence O.
Philadelphia. 2, At Washington ashing
ton, 10; Columbus, l. At Philadelphia
Athl etc, 2; Louisville, Z.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-31

A WILLIAMSBURG public schoolmaster
is capabable of managing a roomful of
rude boys, but his mother in law at home
proved too much for him He married a
pretty girl year ago and things went
well until his mother in law came and
told her daughter that things were not
going we'll The schoolmaster had his
sister in the house and brought lady
teacher there to board and lodge. and
three or four distant female cousins of
his, and all was merry in the mansion.
Then the mother in law came and dis
tnrbed the peace and harmony that pre-
vailed. She told the young wife cher
daughter) to keep her eyes open and not
be fooled if she could help it. She had
no business to be cooking for so many
people-women, too, and pretty and
young The mother in law took charge
of the household and insulted the cousins
was uncomplimentary to the teacher and
not civil to the sister. The schoolmastel
threatened his mother in law with fOrciblC
ejectment if she did not walk out She
walked and her daughter went with her
The young wife now sues for q divorce
and happy family--wife, sister ant
cousins-is broken up. &
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-31

THE Wall street rats driven into holes
and caught in traps and Gagged present a
pitiable spectacle. Falling from luxurious
millions into personal dishonor and pub
lie disgrace makes show of retribution
for committed wrongs. The exhibition
seems to give general satisfaction, but
the people are beginning to write letters
to the newspapers and the papers print
them-expressing grave doubts whether
these big steals, with the thieves attach
ed, will ever amount to anything more
than an exhibition, and that only of inter-
est while the notoriety is fresh and bloom
ing One of the correspondents of q
New York paper calls up the fact that o
few years ago poor fellow was sent to
the state prison for five years for stealing
q SEQ coat from Ulysses Grant Jr. The
man explained that he took the coat to
buy bread for his starving wife and child
rem. He was tried, convicted and "sent
up" the same week the coat was stolen
That was small matter; but it brought
swift Justice on the criminal There
was a small matter decided in the st
Louis criminal court day or two ago
A man was sentenced to ten years in the
penitentiary for rebbing another man Of
81 30. In the same court on the SAINT
day another man was sentenced to five
years for robbing an express company o.
nearly 100000. So these things go
and all for justice.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-31
blaine pennies a Reuort.

WASHINGTON CITY, May 3l.-Rlaine. in an
interview with United Press reporter, de.
MED emphatically the truth of the statement
contained in Washington dispatch to New
York journal to the effect that he has said
Believing the Republican nominee for
president whoever he may be, will not
be elected, want no empty honor, and
therefore will not accept the nomination n
Blaine said the falsity of the dispatch was
shown on its face, and that it Is incumbent
on the Journal publishtngit to produce the
name of the gentleman to whom he is re-
ported to have made the statement. He
added further that he firmly believed the
nominee of the Republican convention, who
ever be may be, will certainly be elected. ! !,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-31

The annual review of the troops in and
around Berlin was held by the emperor, WAC
appeared ON horseback
Incendiaries burnt the court house at
Florosville, Texas, the records, deeds, mort
cages, and all valuable papers being con-
sumed.
While standing at his door in Pittsburg,
Robert Sloan was shot dead by Joseph Dick
enbaugh, who said in extenuation that be
was shooting at mark.
Wesley johnson, farm hand, convicted
Of the murder Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Will
Jams last Oetober-the motive being robbery
was hanged at Napoleon, Ohio.
President France, of the State Savings
bank, at st. Joseph, Mo. has returned from
New York, bringing enough money and Sc
curities to enable the concern to resume in a
short time. s4h
Miss Constance Sweeney, of Rockford, Ills,
has just recovered from a serious illness, dur
ing which, it is stated, she was seven weeks
without food and five weeks without any
nourishment whatever.
In a shooting ARRAY near CRANKY, No, re-
sultng from an old grudge, John G.
Koontze, ex-postmaster. and Nathan Tabor,
a merchant, were killed, and George Hudson,
deperado, seriously wounded.
Insane at tho loss, of bank book Mrs.
Caroline Schreifer killed five of her children
at Albany, n. Y, and, with another child III
her arms threw herself before train. She
was killed, while the Little ones leg and arm
were crushed. .t.
All the mechanics and laborers in the Wa
lash shops at Moberly, Wis have struck fol
non payment of wages. The business houses
which have been giving these men credit fol
a period, now re fuse to give any more goodi
unless cash is paid, and the strike was tht
result.
Effie Cunningham, who lies dying at Edin
boro, Pa, presumably of consumption, con
fssses that she was outraged by her lover
Preston Goodrich, who enforced secresy upor
her, and that the giving birth to her chiit
placed her in her present condition. Good
rich has fed. -is "..'
The iron manufacturers of the Mahoning
and Shenango valleys have signified theil
willingness to sign last years scale with th'
new additions omitted. 1t is believed tina
there will be no ironworkers' strike in tn.
Youngstown district, but at Pittsburg mat
tiers are unsettled.
DR.. o. W. Holmes recalls that sixty year
ago he saw three small boys playing patch
work costunlsd parts in Boston garre
theatre. and notes that when these tire,
boys grew up to fill more important parts or
the stage they were known as Thomas G.
Appleton, John Lothrop Motley and Wen
dell Phillips.
A Pittsburg woman has solved the prob
lem of how women are to gain admission *
the pulpit She proposes to reduce the sal
aries of ministers to sl2 week, and thinks
that will settle it. The ,Pittsburg woman
ought to recollect that there are hundred
Of men in the puipits who would glad,
accept her $l2 week, and give half of it fo
charity III ........
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-31
TIE NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Alma, Mich, wooden mills were en-
tirely destroyed by fire t.5......--
Craft & Co., jewellers, at indianapolis,
have made an assignment
All the stoye-molders at Pittsburg have
struck against reduction.
Lester Wallack appears on the streets with
his mustache dyed black, though his hair is
snowy white. - :
According to the prophetic figuring of Miss
Ellen Chase, there viii be three women to
one man in Hea zen.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-31
Another Dispatch.

BALTIMORE, May 81. "A terrible accident
occurred at Hooper's building, 80 South Gay
street at p. A. Several persons are known
to have been crushed to death. The weight
of the cotton stored in the building
caused its Collapse, when the front of the
building fell in; three or four persons
We're in the counting-roem and the
shipping office. There were at least fifteen
or twenty in front of the store. The fire
men and police are busily engaged In remov-
ing the debris in order to get the people out.
The crowd around the building and vicinity
is so great that it is impossible to get particu-
lars at present. The body of Mortimer
H. Linthicum, cashier Of the hoase
has been found. 1t is ascertained that
there are in the ruined building, three
colored porteIs and one colored boy; John
Kelly, a stock clerk, and Ward rLinthicum,
the shipping clerk. 1t is unknown whether
they are dead or alive, as tons of debris cot
ton bales and cotton duck are piled upon
them. The pecnniary loss is fully covered
by insurance. The accident was caused by
the crowding of an immense stock of manu-
factured duck in the upper stories The
fourth floor gave way first, breaking down
the Others.
Eight bodies so far, have been discovered