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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1884-08-19
BIRTHDAY OF THE EMPEROR OF CHINA

Friday last, being the anniversary
of the birthday of His Majesty Quong
Su, Emperor of China, Mr. Alec and
Mr.. Goo Kim, the Commercial
Agents for China, held an official
reception between the hours of noon
and 1 p. NJ. AS this is the tenth year
of the young Emperor's reign he must
now be approaching manhood. 1t
may be interesting to the readers of
the PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADvER-
TIsER to learn how the representa-
tives of China here have been Sc
lected. China may not be able to cope
with some of the great powers of the
world in arms, but she still retains
her superiority over them in many
other ways, and notably in the az
rangements for his selection and con
troll of her civil service. In no coun-
try is true merit more asiduously rec
ognized none are the details of
monarchial government conducted
on q more thoroughly democratic
plan. When the Commissioners sent
by the Chinese Ambassador at Wash
ihgton visited this country they per-
suaded their countrymen here to
form society for mutual protection
and benefit. This was done, and the
Omitted Chinese Society was
formed, one of the best guarantees
for the good order and loyalty of our
Chinese population which could have
been devised. His ExceIlency Chung
Tsau Ju promised to appoint the
President and Vice-President of this
society to be Commercial Agents for
China. These officers are elected an
nually by vote of the members of
the society. The membership Of the
society Is open to all we1l-behaved
Chinese subjects, and no Chinaman
who values himself abstains from
joining it, Last year and this year
Mr.. G.. Alec (Cheu King Tswn) of the
firm of Chulan & Co., and Mr.. Goo
Kim (Goo Kan Fai) have been
elected to fill the offices of President
and Vice-President of this society,
and in fulfilment of his promise, Mr..
Chung Tsao Ju applied to the Gov
ernment of this country to have them |
as Commercial Agents for |
China. Some delay occurred in their |
recognition, because the names given
above in brackets were not known |
here, and the gentlemen themselves
failed to make any application for |
their recognition. This is. therefore,
the first time they have had the op- |
portunity of officially recognizing
their national holiday. We wish |
them and their Empire hearty |
aloha on the occasion.
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gY AUTHORITY.
Interior Deparrmenf.
Office of the Bureau of Immigration,
Honolulu. August a. ISS4

Office of the Bureau of Immigration,
Honolulu August IA, 1884.
To the Employers of Portuguese Immigrant
Laborers brought this country under the
auspices of the Hawaiian Government.
During the last few months, several complaints
have been received at this office from Portuguese
Iaborers employed various plantations through
out the Kingdom, whose contracts have been as
signed TO their present employers by the President
OF the Board of Immigration, the effect that in
some Instances they were arbitrarily fined for the
infraction of certain plantation rules; in others,
that they were compelled to walk distance of
several miles to and from their work; and that
the time occupied IN so doing not allowed as
Z. part OF their days work; and others who COM
plain of not receiving their wages promptly at the
end OF each month, stipulated in their contracts;
and still Others, t.at they have suffered personal
violence at the hands OF their employers their
subordlnates.
Notice is hereby given that the terms OF the
labor ontr4lcts with the Portuguese Immigrants,
above referred to- Will be hereafter fully enforced,
and in case OF any complaint OF u0n-fulhlment be-
ing substantiated, the assignment of the contract
under which the Iaborer is serving viii be can
celled
Minister OF the Interior and
President OF the Bureau of Immigration.
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Foreign Oaice Notice.

1t has pleased His Majesty to appoint the follow
ing gentlemen to be Members of the Board OF
HEALTH
HIS EXCELLENCY PAUL NEUMANN,
COL. THE HON. CURTIS p. IAUKEA.
The Board is now constituted as follows:-
HIS EX. WALTER NJ. GIBSON, President.
CHAS. T. GULICK,
PAUL NEUMANN,
HON. 4. 5. CLEGHORN,
HON. CURTIS p. IAUKEA.
Foreign Office, August Is, 1SSi aug1l-dlt-w2t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1884-08-19

HIS MAJESTY THE KING has been gracio us
Iy pleased to permit Major ANTOINE Rosa to &C
cept the decoration OF the fifth class Of the Order
of the Rising Sun, conferred on him by His Inn
perial Majesty the Emperor Of Japan.
Foreign Onice Honolulu. August r. 1854
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It has pleased His Majesty to appoint
HON. JOHN LOT KAULUKOU
10 he n member of the Board OF Education.
The Board is now constituted rs follows:-
HIS EX. WALTER VI. GIBSON, President.
HIS EX. JOHN NJ. KAPENA,
HON. DIR. ]. MOTT SMITH,
HON. JOHN :. WALKER,
HON. JOHN L. KAULUKOU.
Foreign Office, August 13 1854. aug14-dlt-w2t
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RETAH4@OAHU.

! RETAHL-OAHU.
, All soon, waiakani, KoolaupokO
| An sum, Pawaa Honolul
! 2 Ying Kee Pawaa,
3 T Horn, Hotel street, ::
w II Place, Maunakea street
4 Haula, Kikihale g
) Wo Sing. Nuuanu street
a Il Cooke, Queen street
II Laage, Queen street
Poy Kee, Nuuanu street
Moses MaheloDa, Waianae street %
Pau Hing & Co., Hotel street -
8 Kwong On Tai S5 Co., Hotel street e"
| 10 II Reimenschneider, Kaahumanu street -
10 w Z Foster, Fort street -
IS Cha Wing 81 Co., Nnuanu street ..
| 19 j II Bruins, Jr., cor Bethel & King street -
| "a Lam Coon, Aaemae a q
% a w Pierce 6s Co. Queen street
= YiciS SSnpg Lung & Co 4aunakea street 81
- Len Wo York Kee Il co. Hotel street .
% HoIIister & Co, cor Fort d Merchant SITS .;
sEAUH
1 Chok Wal, Olowalu
Queng Fong, Paia, Makawao
G a Hona, Waihee
13 Amana, Waialua, BIolokai
ii Chun Lo Lahaina
10 Asng, Haiku
20 Grunwald, Makalae, Hama
"a Wing Tai, Wakapu
27 Tong Mok, Kula
20 Ahulii, Kaupo
HAWAII.
S Wilder dE Co. Mahukona
Wilder & Co, Kawaihae
10 Along, Pepeekeo, Hilo
II Atai, Hilo
IA Kwong Cheong Leong, Laupahoehoe
16 Akui, Napoopoo, Kau
16 Wing Shin Kee, Punalsu, Kau
21 Hong Sing Kee, Maulili, HilO
"a Akau, Kohauail1i, Kona
% Kung Fook Lung, Huamu, Hilo
80 Jas White, Halawa, North Kohala
KAUAI
Chong Wo Kee Hanalei
% ChOn Young Kwai, Eleele
vICTUALING.
AIuna, WaiIuku, Maui
s Sam 10y & Co, Paia, Mal1awao
IS Chas Kaia, Koloa, Kauai
% Yee Sum &z Co, Punahoa, TIilo
% Adele De Jean, Hotel street
% Ak Wal, Kipahulu, Hama
30 Ben Yam, Waimea, Kauai
BUTCHER.
Geo Gray, Hotel street, Honolulu
/ Pu, Honopueo, North Kohala
3 G w Jones, Kau
IL Hama Plantation, Hama
IL Kekahuna, Hama
IS J ID Paris, Jr, i&aawaIoa
% Mrs Mamie Brewer, Koolaupoko
% II n GreenweI, Kona
% WalawGla Kawaihau
ygEEOz.EsALE.
10 Holster & Co, Nuuanu street
25 \ w Pierce. Queen street
DEALERS SsoEEET.
> 0Iacfarlane e Co, Kaahumanu street
BILLIARD.
I. K Kaumualii, Koloa, kanai
8 p Launua, HiIo
II Ahulii & Kepoii<ai, Wailuku
BOAT.
~ KeIulle, Honolulu
SALMON.
1 J w Kualaku, Fish Market
LAPAAU.
1 Daniel Napela, Molokai
CAKE PEDDLINGa.
81 Chung Vat Kingdom
81 Ahoi, Kingdom
% Wo Kama, Kingdom
Drug.
% Hollister & Co, cor Fort and Merchant streets
PEDDLHNGs.
81 Idela Fuente, Kingdom
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1t has pleased His Majesty the King to appoint
the following gentlemen to be members OF Ills
Privy Council OF State:-
HON. LUTHER AHOLO,
HON. JOHN X. KAUNAMANO,
Han. JOHN T. BAKER,
AoR ROBERT d. BAKER,
bAMUEL NJ. DAMON,
ALFRED N. TRIP.
86ce, Honolulu, August IL, 1854.
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LIST OF LICENSES

Expiring sz the Month of August.
1854
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-01-12

CHERIFF"s SALE.-Territory of Dakota coun-
~, ofCu-i-r.--s.
Josiah Aikire, Frederick A. Deimes and ". u.
Scott co-partacrs as Alkire & Co,
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-01-12

the following verdict a little before s
tonight:
We, the jury, find defendants not
guilty Of the crime charged.
Judge Phillips stated before the YER
diet was read that no sign of opproba-
ton or dissent would be tolerated from
the audience, and the reading was there
fore received with silence. The deem
dants were congratulated By their
friends, but the feeling rs to the verdict
is divided. 1t is rumorcd that during
the early part Of the night mobs left
Litchficld, a neighboring town. for the
purpose Of lynching, but so far they
have failed 20 appear. The night is
bitter cold, and very u~nfavorable for
outdoor operations. Defendants remain
with the jury to night in the court house.
All uuiet now. There is great excite
ment here ~ the news Of the suicide
of Abner Bond, nears TaylorWlle, last
evening. He Was q cousin of a. II.
Bond. father of Emma, and a man Of
large property and highly respected
He had taken a deep interest in this
case, and his anxiety and worry over il,
it is thought, was the cause Of suicide.
He came from Bradford county, Ohio.
The whole Bond family left here for
Tay!orsv;l!c this morning.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-01-12
District Uricers.
l.. n Land once

tudge-Hon. William 4. Church
Attorney-A. J. Plo~ man.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-01-12
Notice Of Final Proof
or Aaron B. HUFF HI 10 ga

LAsu OFFICE At DEAnS0op n y
Nov. 5, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that thc milov ipx nam
Cd settler has filed motto" Of ht- i~ntcution to
make final proof IN support Of hi, claim, ana
that SAID proof viii be made ''inre the Judge
or clerk of the district court Of Custer county -.
T. at Custer City, d i, Oh Tuesday, Zee. -, 1888,
viz;
Aaron b HUI, HI No Ola for the sc or sec q ,p
3, south range , east.
He names III" following witnesses ~ prov. bis
continuous residence upon and cul; walton OF,
said land, viz:
james Carson, Samuel K Maddox. Edward
]. L, LUSE Register
First publication Nov II
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-01-12
Emma Bond Trial.

Hillaboro, His, Jan. Judge Phil
lips delivered long Instructions to the
jury in the Bond case this morning, after
which the jury retired in charge Of two
deputy sherifs. The general opinion
seems to be that the jury will be a long
time reaching a conclusion, and If they
don't about = O'clock this evening there
~Li be no veriict.
IHs vEaDicT.
The jury in the Bond case returned
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-01-12

- g> for the working class. Send 10 cents
sA5Tf sfor postage, ai.d " viii mall free, IL
t1.s5 ssroyal, valuable box of>amplc goods
- ~ s-7 :: that viii prt y"n IN the way OF
making no e money IL = few Gays than yoG ever
thought poS.,bic st Gay biSin,rs Capital nat
rrquiccd. W. viii start You. You can work al
he inc or IN s;.lrr timH only. TIE WOE i ~
i~rtrsaiiy adapted to both sexes, Young AMI old
NnH can easily earn rom - CONS L - every
vHuilt. Thtt al who want WORK NAV TT Il Z
az Le>s, W. maxi i}iis UrtGuaIe'c; o.'cr % all
- DO a'c not wen stt.s'ei we vll. srnd 81 10 pay
- IT, t;"tible Of writ.ns as. Pun particulars.
Na ttiu'iN, etc, sent ;.Hr. Fortunes viii lie
3.G' q ~ jhose vho < We tnvir whole time t. TIE
WORK 'iy,at success absolutely sure. Don't de-
'"y. ~,3tt uOT. Addrtss SRI: sos = Co., Port
l,nl, Ml,ae.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-01-12

S;eis ~ Court. =. rtay.
Commissioners-Cyrus Cole, Alvin s. Way.
Sheriff.. 7. Code,
Register or Dceds-E. ". Flynn.
Treasurer-S. X, -Shankland
Assessor-A. 4. Feay.
Judge of Prdbate--Buel r. Wood.
kurveyor--Chas W, dryden
Coroner-Clemens Kleemann.
Jupt. of Put. Instriction-3rs NJ. J.. Sandc
Justice of the Peace--J. VI. Lewis, Custer.
Constable--R. -. Ely, Custer.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-01-12
~rEYRTToRyAL OFFICERS.

Goyernor-N. q. Oriway.
Secretary James II. Teller.
Chief Justice-A. J Eigerton.
Associate Justices-WiDiam r. Church, e. A.
Hudson AMI !. p. Kidder.
u. s. Attorney-Hugh j. Campbell.
u. S. Marshal-Harrison Allen.
Y. g.. Surveyor Gcneral--Cortes ~Fessenden.
Delegate to Congress--John u. Raymond.
Territorial Trcasnrer-W. II. McVay.
Territorial AudItor-George l.. Ordway.
Superintendent Of public instruction-W IL.
II. Beadle.
Attorney acknowledgements Hughes.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-01-12
Notice Of Final PROOF.
OF Edward Cole, d. S. No. 1877
LAND OFFICE AT DEADwooD. y. T.

LAND OFFICE At UEADWOOb, II, I.
October 18th. 1883,
Notice Ia hereby given that the fOllowiil 'naln-
cd settler has flied notice ofhis intcntsol To make
final proof in support of his ella IN. and that SAIL.
proof viii be made before the judge or clerk 81
District Court for Custer county. at Custer CITY,
ID. A.. on Monday, Nov. Goth. 1883, viz:
ElwaIlC Cole. D. $. 1877 for the sw qr 90 or sec
90 tp6 south range lie
He names the following Eitnesse. 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation o.,
said land. viz.
beo. q. Boland Ludlow B. Reno, JAIME. Cole,
A. b. Bond ot Buffalo Gap. ID. /.
j. +. LU'E. Register.
First Publication, Oct. 20th, 1888.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-01-12
:. To Oliver d. Holiday the above Han.el Gegn.

- "a - week ct roYle. 500 o,tH' roe. Pay
& Ssahsalutrly sure. No risk. CO.. - OF
.As5kcrcqHjren. 4. ;yICr ifyol wait lHsiucs.
~ rat "l.tyl. y COOS - 4 tt'yr Sex, y Nur
or OLD. can mike rcI: oay al the '..se inc.
work, win abs )lGte c,,tnt..,y. Wa cite
ulars TO ii NAlLEiT : c., pUf.i1 q, Maine.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-01-12
The Constant Mining Company.

"N''''R NR''i'N's
Notice is hereby given. that By virtre oS az
execution u me directed nud delivered, aud now
in my hands. issued ont of Che clerks oiice %
the First Judicial district court. territory of Ia
kota, in and for the county OF Custer upon %
Judgment rendered in said court in ftvor q;
Josiah Alsire, Frederick a. Beiines and ". T..
Scott, 60 partners as Al!;irc * ca and asains. Tho
Constant mining company | have levied upon
the following described mining property Of saiG
dC'cndant. to-yg.t: Those certain IN ning claims
situated / in Custer comfy, n, T., and described
as follows. to-wit: The Gran Junction lode ana
known as mineral lot No. 9iuhd more fully anu
particularly described in n government patent
issued therefor 10 Charles C.. Crazy and others
alsn the Hartford loie lying az the southeriy ena
o'Rnd adjoining the Grand Junction. The above
mining claims being the same heretofore con.
yeyed 10 the Constant mining company by
Thomas McNiasock 10y deed executed July lc,i
1855 ana recorded in rook 3 NJ page 397 Of TN,
records ot said Caster county. also the Mary :
lode situated and located parallel with aud on
tnc northwcSterly side OF the Grand J|uuctlon
lode: also the White Swan lode lying uur.licl
with rad on the northwestcrly side OF the Hart
ford lode together with all trunwayS cars, tracks
tools ani everything IA aHywise GppPrtaining OF
belon-ing ~ each and al ofsail mining c,aimS
An! that shs3B. on Tuesday the 9Th day o.
November, \ ID. 1855, az tae hour OF 10 o'ciocs
A.. ~. % - q day, NJ the front loot of the court
house n NuSlcr : ,ty ~ said county and territory
procct8i 10 SCI al the right, title and interest OF
the above named Constant raining Companv
IN and 20 the above described property.
10 satisfy sail judgment and cos,s. amounting
toeiehtcen Thousand six hindTed an.i ffty-one
collars anu hly-Scven cents, (sis6pl so togeth.r
with all accruing costs ofsale, anil Interest ~, tho
same from the 18th day OF September, 1881. M
the rate of per cent per annlIn. at prhlic auc-
'ipt, 10 the highest bidder for cash.
Dated al Custer city, II, r., October Isl. 1884.
Van else i Wilson, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
o T. Core,
SlsgiJ rfrre'e- -.
First publication octogss 6,h. 81;
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Eo.iCe Of Einl, PIOof
or Andrew Marble. D. 6. M :iIT

LAND OFFICE AT DEAD"ooD, d. n
November :, 1855
Notice IL hcrey given that the ~fulloving.nam.
ca settler has iiicl notice OF his intsrtior 70 make
final proof in support Of his claim. and that said
proof Will be made before The Judge or clerk of
the District Court. Custer Comfy. II. L. vt
Custer City. ID. T., on Tuesday, Dec. 10Th,
1853. viz.
Andrew Marble. d $ No 21l7 for the Sc qr see 7
tp 3 SDnth r9ng. , east.
L. names the uiiowing witnesses TO Prove his
continuous residence upon, sad cultivation OF
sail land, viz;
A b Huff, samuel II Maddox. Edward Calhoun
and ID \ Palmer of Battle creek, DhE.
J. T.. LU@E, Register.
First publication, Nov. II.
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Coxsty Officers.

Register-y. P Luse Dcsdwooa.
Ro~ceiver-E. p. C~hsinplin, Deadwood.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-12-25
Skipped.

William Thompson, a colored daisy
with MASKING propensities, and Mollie
Ieathernan, in whom William seemed
to discover his affinity, were arrested
yesterday near the county line on the
charge by the spouse whom William
had led to the altar, that hs and the
woman, Leatherman, had gone to house,
keeking with all that such an underta-
king implies in the language
OF the poet. Mrs. William
Thorn pson, 1t seems, had camped on her
li.ge masters trail, and scsntei out his
whereabouts with all the certainty OF II
blOodhOund. Constable Brundage hav-
Ing corraled and interrupted the Christ
mas festivities of the erring twain,
placed them in the custody of two col
ored guards. Daring the night ThOmp-
son ash ed and obtained permission to
go to the door, but failed to retuI n,
and so far as known NAV now
be making tracks fui Utah or some
other port friendly to scOundrels whose
moral character is not very highly pol
ished. The woman was brought to Dali
las and lodged in Jail, where she will
have chance to hang up her stocking
tonight.
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Biz sandy Letter.

BIG SANDY, Dec. a. Correspond
ence. The fire here six weeks ago
caused quite a loss in trade to the mer-
chants. Farmers have been compelled
to market their cotton and buy their
goods elsewhere. All except S. Aron-
sohn have rebuilt and are now in their
new apartments, well stocked with
fresh goods ready to serve their old Gus
toners.
The Independent Order Of Good Tenn
plars number forty menbers. The
members of tho lodge will give an EN-
tprtainment on the night oi December
"A tue benefit Of the union church
here.
The public school closed Friday for
the holidays, to open again January 5.
$. y. Kelly, of this place, has rented
the Gorilan hotel and will take charge
Januaryl.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-12-25

NEW oHLtNNs, De. - -lHtt,llst
lion shows chat tho WRECK ~ tho hnili
Ing near the rppositipn -suUndr yus,ri-
day WIS "A most narrow escape tr"m
death on tho par: of the fn7y - Il work
men vino were pn the hui1giug. Nusi
al the men weic al work an The 'dAld
lny. Those 1n tor toll ia = Y"sciaAi'
garden ON Walnut street, a ltistHhro nj
siNty and iV.ty-hve iwL C"n-
ira tor Miller attributes ~" ~
dent 10 tho weakness ~
TIA" Walnut street iuiEd Hiiul ,
and Ia Tao insult, tent suprTs al ,hr
r1pca liH stated '.iso that Ji" .".t'
temporarily put up near i.iy mslu,c %
tho hnIiusuS were not dJVfu az
enough, and that win the vrrN n-1iN ~
weather itiUly eSpvriaun Il u"s 'iU
strong wind blowing ~" past -" day,
tho building was unablr 10 stdiui, tuiu-,
ephvuyy with iron Rnd IiuIt.rr y
hsd observed ihnt the hSildns uad guu,
cat al plumb from east a. We, .iru,,
iva Get, nnd he had iu.i at,rn .i'd 80
re- atdy that detect hy having uN 10 sea
siuu put Ia the main stories " hen IA"
strsrture sway cd and with u era. IA cStnr
down.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-12-25
Annihrr nllt,sh I,urn BON.

Lon oN, Dee. - a liru broke out la
the parcel -iiicG ut the Windsor railway
s,ttiOn on Saturday and burned rapidly
for awhile, but was soOn exIinsuished.
Among the debris were found some
BRASS wheels and BATTLES, supposed To
contain explosives. They are though
IL no Tue r"t,nl,', Ur
AN isFERNAL MACH MI.
There y ne cIue 10 the y r>uu VINO left
lne machine. y foreigner WAS rOlived
luitrfiuS about the station un T. iuuy.
IL Ii believed the culprit, indiny
linus II unuDie 10 cutter the yoyHi
palace, ami the queen having < lno To
U>lurue, aud think ing his desil Is Ifus-
Iratcd, tnOk the nsrnine - the railway
station Ia md himself of it. The affair
eau es great excitement. The Wheels
bound were similar Ia those found Ia
machines used Ia the outrages NJ Nic-
trris, P,.diugton and other stations,
ana are OF Il cheap American clock pat
terra.
containing u dark ,.eiatinous sub
stance was also found, and its conteuts
ARE now being anslyZed. a fuse made
OF cotton aud saturated with nlcu.
hul prntruded from the neck OF
,ha nuitle. a bluken quart bottle
which recently contained Itciiiied spir-
its was also fund IN cInS- proximity.
II Is believed that tn iu>e, Instead oi ig-
hitting
NITRO GLYCERINE,
igniied other iufltnlrnab . articles. Col.
Maj nIiip, chief inspector VI explosives,
is making careful examination.
AN AMERI AN, SA WAS.
The man noticed lOii ering about the
station is drscribed AZ having the ap-
pearanc. OF IN Am-ric AZ, with salluw
face and wearing u niriistnche.
IHEB ,IpGE INVESTIGATION.
Investigations nj the scene ct the eX-
plo~ion at the LGndun hride continue.
The diver has found some more frag-
nieuts If granite hr ken from the blocks
composing the pier, by the force of the
explosion Several large b0ulks OF
niber, which had been firmly bol,ed To-
the masonry of ihr fridge. we've br ken
the explosion To have been oi ,errinc
iorce. The he'd of The river was much
disturbed for Il considerable space about
the pier.
TIL WILL DISGUST TIE IRI,H HATERs.
The parcel r0Oiu OF the Windsor, Lon
Coh, o. iioi III which the fire occurred
on Saturday, adj lined II covered road
way, owe" winch lhe queen pnsred nn
Wednesday,, when she started for OS-
hOrne. The managers OF the Great
Western railway assert tina; the fire
WAS purely ac, ldental, aud not due
tn F-nians; they declare no Internal ma
chine was found, and that the iil-smel-
ling white liquid WAS simply horse med
iclne.