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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

With iadiei1as management tAsWc-k nay Be ac-
CON rllsAed ter 4 ISIS s1u-
Rsprsse atatige kosetl frura Tie selecs ccnmittse
70 w1cri ves reserred TIE iseua for Government
ouildiazs ard fepairs. repo-ted rsccrneading
tat The sun &c fxsG Il S5SooO Arprored.
Representative kaica tror TIE eoanr.ittee O,
TIE sacieci. asked for further tizse N which 70
s,ake . regsrs GA ne matter II the ScSrd Il Coei-
tsisS1cners q lsnsai1gy- Granted
ne Minister & Finance rea3 a eenmanieatsca
fruln TIE Master ot forsiss Aaairs, respeetirG
an Interview VIII The T.. 5 Aiiaistsr. relative -
TIE rssol-.ioa q tbs Hccss reqasStins the psf
pcreriect q the eulectlcn q dsiss II gold nrtil
September Is he stated that the Araeric1a
Minister bad esa1d the delay which - hsd ecc-
serted 70 fcs the passage cf the Csfrre1ey Ball.
had esSn grsatsr thSa he bad expected. and that
any further Gsliy Wo1l1 Be Inconsistent with he
treaty obllsatauns. Thst the Aree-icsn Minister
in,u1ed-a,sly. II vas reecuUendea that IRE order
for the payueut q duties IN goi3 "a the Isl day
u Angus. &c carried cut. Report approFed
Eol- J. Nott saith oTered a resolution. that Il
order 10 facilitate the bcs-leSs Of the Assembly
mctnhers hereafter BE li-iifed - Eve INMATES for
each speech on aay question.
After a short debate the rSSoi-tiou Vas adopted
On MOTION. The ball % azisad Section - u Chap
ter xiv Of the Civil Code. vas taken fT0a the
table and c-de-ed 10 BE- considered with the ell
% Eesulate ths sils % spi-itrc1s liquors.
1t ti-35 the Assembly took a recess untd iAS
? n
The Assembly rcc1nyeuel al 80 u m and i'm
ue3iItsly formed into Committee u The whole,
Hon. J. E BGsh n the chair. and proceeded with
the consideration % items II the Approprt1ircn
Bal, The tollOsin, being pissed.
rNTzE1gE usrAVrzENr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

TIE Assembly convened AZ 10 SIN. and after the
complexion q the usual morning Business pro
cset= vita The consideration OF the Appropriation
Bill. IN Committee % the Whole, Hon J. Z. Bush
IN tie c-ll-, the fllovin- items being passed
49, -. -.-.-.,----
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06
POUND NOTICE.

- THERE WILL re SOLD AT PUB
Rr1n bic anction a. the GOVERNMENT
~ POUND Al WAIMASO. EVA Al y n ON
III FRIDAY, August :, ID. following
str1Ted an malls sorrel horse. white forehead bob
tail braud On left hind hip iadescribahie rom
heTse white forehead brand nigh; hind hlp indsserib
ii.sf its Poatd71sste,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06
The Magazines.

Honolulu Ought to take a Just pride IN her
monthly publications Few towns OF the same
size can support even one monthly, and We have
four Ssl-edIted, Veli-p1Htsd publications Of this
class
The HaiuHEus Monthly gives Us a most interest
ing uumter- The serial by Mr.. Nestled. Cyril.
the Sulpiciau.n Is drawing 10 4 close and readers
vii look with interest 70 the concluding chapter.
4 usE serial from the pen OF sarah NJ. Wyman,
the editor on currency are worthy Of careful cou-
sidsrati0u- The traditions OF the Mahdi ara care
fully selected a1d throw light upon subject which
Is most interesting 70 mems minds at present.
Mr. W. D. Smith, IN the FisafsIs' M9Hfhiy, gives
rs a thoughtful view OF the situation, which
certainly i most important 10 the supporters Of
his magazine, be touches upon criticism abroad,
and shows how perverted views Of our political
stand point are circulated- There Is a thoughtful
article currency matters vhch runs the lines
often put forward By the GAZETTE, which, after
correspondence on Forestry which should draw
public attention even more attsntTvely 10 most
important subject. In addition there are many
interesting original articles and excerpts, besides
a number Of items Of interest to our Planters
he FrsHf, a veEF old friend indeed, contains
very interesting editorial iottings upon China and
the Chinese Ihese have been read with interest
By i large circle here Dr.. Damon brings down
ais narrative - June 9ln. vhe1 h. Eas az Pekin.
He vii spend stost time IN japan and most
likely return b Honolulu about October.
Tie 4fsgiia1n CFHrch Ckr8assls hzs live mum
Der. discussing II some measure the questions Of
the DAY The article upon gambling Is eninently
70 the purpose. and the republication Of the
Bishops sermon Is emiusatly sedsouabls- The
clippings are vel chosen aud some amusing items
tend 10 lIvsu the reading matter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06
Ntw advertisements.
NOTICE.

THE COMPREHENSIVE OF THE
Il Underlined in the Auction aud Communion
Business has this day betn dissolved By mutual CON
se1t The business will BE- continued By T. P. ADAMS.
z p ADAMS.
IIn-nInt- LII n - v LILLE. -.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06
ssTsat5-Fourth Day. Aagnat 5th.

AZ pa lie 0o-nlz-ites ssae, rsporfed and OBJ
.zined IezTe 10 81. zsil, after Ei5c the Assembly,
adsscrned a-til % an the nezt dty.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

The wind has been strung from the y E. during
the past week at times the steUug gusts coming
n squalls. having al the force Of gale The
4rH'sfI left port II tine % sucnuutsr the bolster
0Cs EeatHer o6 the Moi0kzi channel and the pr1s-
pecrs we're that the evening meal on board that
vessel partaksu q bat By few Of her numerous
pasEeugsrs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

The E.dEt>n statement that Captain Hayiey has
been retired from Government service /. a mis-
tltsmsnt. % say the least Proper prscausion
shoGd have been taken 70 give the public reliable
Information. especially aftsr the prvious very ger
sUuaI ssd Gul11ruallstlc attack On the gentleman
bv that uauer
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

Nsssrs. AhoIg ard EIuuaHano Of the Com
u1ittss CO Forestry and Nurseries, yssterdIy,
VISITED the plantation Laid cut b. VI Jaacur
hey expressed themselves Il thoroughly sat5s-
5sG with the Prrgrgss that had been made.
r1ts rggufr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06
wailuku, July s5.h. IssL
Sentence of Death.

4 very solemn scene Was enacted IN the supreme
Court last Satardly, Aug. 2nd. sentence of death
WIS paSsed upon keauu, convicted OF murder in
kohall- Particulars Of the else have already ap-
peared in the GAzEr-E-
The full court vas present His Honor the
Chief Justice asked the prisoner II he had any
thing to say why sentence Of death should not Be
passed o. him, receiving as reply that he was
not guilty.
HIS Honor the Chief Justice then gave sentence
as follows
ksanu-Y0u have been convicted BY a iurv Of
your coGutEymsn OF the crime OF murder. You
were defended BY abls counsel Of your own selsc-
zion, and every effort has been made by them in
your behalf; but the proofs ars convincing that
the Court. IN administering the law can ind no
lust reason for granting you new trial. Ii Is in
dicated by the evidence that YOU plinned to take
the life Of the murdered Japanese in order that
you might have his wife; and rode on that fatal
morning By ~ uufrequentsd road 10 where you
met your VICTIM and With Aloha on your lips,
you smote hun down with savage strength, and
with repeated blows took his life and left his body
on the highway. The uuly other living witness of
your crime his Detailed mInutelv each step IN this
terrible crime. The murdered man was your
friend. There Is no evidence that he had injured
you IN any way, and no facts are known 10 the
Court which would tend to sIteuuAte your guilt.
The law of the land demands your life As the pen
atty for this crime. Let me eutreat you to spend
What remains Of Your life upon earth, In seeking
BY true repentance, that pardon and forgiveness
which God alone can grant.
Prisoner at the bar listen 10 the sentence of the
l1E against yOu; The sentence OF the Court IS
that VOC, ksauus be taken hence to the place of
your confinement N the prison Of Oaku there to
remain until the last Tuesday n the mouth OF
UetOber nov ensuing, and on that dAy, between
the hours Of O'Clock IN the morning and II at
noon, yo1 be hung b. the neck. within the walls
Of the Aforementioned prison. until you arc dead.
And may God have Merry on Your SOUL
The prisoner mIiutAined stolid dsmeanOr
Throughout the reading Of the sentence.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06
lYOvs . lEyEr, Aas,loas
NOTICE
NOTICE

NOTICE
A \ MEETING OF THE STOCK
~ holders ~ Kshuiui ilaiirosd Co. limited held 81
nc onoc % thc company. at kthului, August ist
~ ne f1liHwin- cilccrs elected % hold oicc
'or one wear snt anil their successors are elected
namely
:, o. Wilder. Presidents residence. NcnoluIu.
" C.. Wildcr. Treasurer residence monoluln.
). r. Rose. Secretary residence Honolulu.
Aud sald cflcrrS sptefiVc.V accrut uficc
s. T.. RUSH Sccrcttrv.
hahulgi Railroad Go.
kahniui. Aur- i-f. ISL full iv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06
HauAu

Rev. Z g. Berkzith prsz-fled at the FOREIGN
cAE-rh al Hila On Sunday, July s0th. % an aFPrs-
eiatTvE zld1enoe-
The adI1Hstzzt0rs # BE estate q taz late Capt-
7. Speneer sod AZ zzctiou the balance Ct the
Goods n his srnrE on Saturday, July asth-
EIto has seen alulnsf n0thi1g bet ram fnr the
past two Weeks especially heavy hzs The rain been
a rlzLt- Al ne strsana 10 tie district are zgch
EE1ile1-
NJ Matg soid AZ zzctiou au Saturday, JAY 18th
b. urs-- # the adl-iniEtrzt1rs Of the sstafe the
haik If The Goods IN tie store q The late Cart
T1prnzE SpeuceF, az lilo he priclE real1zed
were fair cnusideEinz the eluditi1n of tee zt1cE-
Rev. z G. Bsekzi1h * sGn Francisco arrived At
HzD y The EssaH ou Tkzra1zTr Juig I'm, o. q
visi1 % his cd friends aid U1pils q OaL1 Col
ierB resident tkezz- On Satlr1aI- l1-h b va
entertained e . rIcnic gwen - h.1 h1nez a
Coroa--t Izizzds suuzs thirty-aE. psEl11z bsing
prla1ul
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

AZ TIE szction sale Of Etr. Brus. last Saturday
tie Ice Cream Pa-iors uu Hotel Street were bCught
By N-- McChssney for S2-200 ard the Sine House
o. N11Enu street fell to NJ Jeillver
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06
Laupahoehoe SUGAR Comnany

AT THE ANNUAL MEETING
"a Of thi- Compszy held a. The oalce Of Theo n.
Davies Co. in IioaOiau. the lst day - Juy, the
following oeers we're reelected for the following
ye1r.
Presidclt-- ------.......Mr. Then II. Davies
residsnt--.--..........Mr- Wm. Lifrafe.
TREASURER Nr. z. n HNanxy.
Secretary -----------..-..Nr. Z. ". Holdsuorth
Aa1it1I Er. ,. n LJd.aie-
frli 81. a ffor nsroUTu $780,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

Thaaks are tae 70 Mess-s. J. n O,,i. lie &c.
to files Of btte papers per sch-. ctfHs SprscislA
zhich arrived az kahzlEi On Friday btSt-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

B1sh the chairman reported the progress to Pres
idsut Rhodes and asked for Leave for the Commit
tee TO ST again. Report received b. the Assembly
and permission as desired granted
Representative Dole said thai a. the opportunity
lii not often offer 10 carch the Attorney General
Il his seat noE that be was present. he the
speaker would Ike ID ask when the report relative
70 the validity Of the leases Of certain Government
lands wuUld be presented
The Att0rueF-(fenera stated that the tine zfEen
b. hi 70 his tzries N c1uuscti0u with the trial Of
cases II tss SaprEn1e Court had not given him the
opportunity desired TO attend to the matter IN
question bGr nov that he bad more leisure he
world 500 be enabled 70 present. report.
The bll % facilitate the acquiring AID settle
EzsEE 0f h0mzstsads vas rad third time and
passed
The hiIi to ur1Tida for the payment Of SHARES
% G1FErL1lelt employees ana carrying OF Of var
l1Gs Government EuEks pending the passage Of
The ApprDpriatiau BjII- cane 10 for third reading
and vas passed
The bill % regulate the sale Of Intoxicating,
liquors =as cCus1eEEti IN Committee Of the Whole
Representative Hitchcock vas n favor OF the
passage Of the first section that Sunday shall
mean t1e tine bst=esn 8 0ciock On the evening Of
Sat1rdag and O'clock Of the morning Of the sue
CesdInE Hou1ag-
member Far Hllo wished to retire 70 his bed at 9
O'clock let hin do 50 bat the general pubIc were
zoe II fzEur Of retiring 50 early The bill az 1t u
AZ present. states Sunday to msan II O'Clock on
Saturday evening Until > O'Clock OF Monday ra0ru-
ing
Representative Dole said this bid had been con
s1i=rzd ~ men VIC are not n favor Of total alb
srlueucg- 5GE they are Of Opfrl0u that the sale Of
l1zurs beng nzesssszy sTI, tnat TIE eject Of Il
shall &c A. silEE a possible he knew tie hD1or-
able member for Hslslul1 tkazi1kDui stood up
A. champion for free liquor, but If be would
medit4te f0E an hour ne world Ihiuk differently.
II : the interests Of good order AID rEspecta-
biIry tLt tie tine should be restricted 10 O'Clock
pm on Saturdays he vas not II favor Of the
bill a. AL but be wished - restrict the ho1rs fox
The sale of Hqzor. which Ezz the next best thing
10 prulibIEi0u- BE acknoSledged tkere Vas eer-
tain sztIsfac-1n WIEN tired and fzfigred IN taking
scIr1zlllt- boz the satlsfzct,ou costs too nzLcn-
The iaborI1E ulan On Saturday night zDss 4
earDuse The first drink he paTs for and eets his
cha1ne- and afrerEarls he loses cnnscioosness-
and does not know =hetheE be gets his change "
zot- Instead II SUNDAY beng day Of rszt, It Is
q DAY q dlszztizfzctio1- Is isthe white uzu and
HzEaslza Eho patruuIzs the saloons The Chin
csc and tie Po-tuZzess do very Little II this lIae,
49, ID L the class VITO abstain who VII even
tGally cccuPy the Izrd-
4 u11tnu % Indefinitely PnstpoIe was lost, and
| tie SEXTON passed requiring kquor sdlooEs %
close Saturdays az pm and Eos REOPEN before
s A. n OF Monday
Ike ConnIlrge rose and rzported III sctlDu-
which vas zzzzed % By the Hnuae-
Al Z O'clock P r. the HOCss adjourned TIL 10
4 n. On The uz1rruE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

Tbs razaEaLl At EaaIPu Rancho. Nlno1 valley,
for JAY WIS Z 9-IQtas inches The heaviest tai
"a rRentT-fggr hours beng that Of 1lT l3th when
5-i0ths Inches fell Thanks are due - Mr.
J. Elneluth sgr the Information
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

The Assor House vii Be sold OCT to-day IN parcel
lots. 70 bid Cs sufficient ua1gnituds being made
for the stock and goodwill Last SGrurtKy- Hash
hpEses seem al a discount.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

Col Clans Sprecksls returned - San Francisco
CO ths st inst. per Sssa-ler 4itlt-ssf- De VII
probably rvtzrn hsre agII1 On the ue1s trip Of
that vessel
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

good deal Of rain hts fallen On tbs uozntaIns
su-iEg the past week On Sunday and MONDAY
ltst the NzaH1z stream was ccnsidsrahly swollen
ard .i-sr,ll cred
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

Ths tower Ct KAazuakapil Chg-rh h 10 be erected
at-sr al, NJ Thcuas Is the contractor and has
r-,rrr-rsr-s-sti vrrk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

Msssrs. Frseth and Peacock hare purchased
STARE In the Royal hotel and VII r-n that sstah-
iishrlent after October st
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06
sersasr-Fir.. Day. Amt 1,..

The assembly met at 10 an Prayer and read
~ q ninnses.
EePrssenEatI7e Dale frnn tie Judiciary Com
ailtse reported adversely ca the biH proposing 70
establish an ADDITIONAL Poilcs Co1Et ~ hanlakla-
HzEaz-
F1T1-zblY. On tie Atsarzcs -GeueraFs bin 70 II
crsass the powers Of the Police Courts II cz-tziu
cases of a.sszult Epn1 FublIc oficerz.
Alzo, ErTorzbiY gpou the bill 10 prevent OBJ
sErlctIons q The streets u HnuoinlI- Reports
approved
ne sane member fr1Ca select eornuittee- haT-
M Eder cu1aitErztian the ITEMS Of ezpezse ATT
zliiy necessary f1r tne iup-DEer1enf Of the Hono-
l1ll Wafer Hcrss- stated thai the eoz=itfse had
c1zsuired Eith MAJOR Be1der n rEtz1i1r to the
nzztter- and tEeg Submitted repurt sitting f1rth
the estimates q ne cost Of such ir1PrDTen7entz-
uitd the an-ierztandlrg that the estimates are
F-obahig II excess q wat NAY be the zct1zi czs-
lbs estimates ars baasd 1psu two propositions.
ore fer a storage rsserynir n AEz1ul VALLEY and
he other for che At Lazkzk1- he lad estimated
after carEfzl Investigates Of he Ezinfzn n tie
N11anE VALLEY, that Isnn00 gzIE0ns Of Ez.er
tllia an-1alig, uzlrh void bs a sui1eieueY II
9zter Tor the h1Eoi-l1 s1ppiy d1Filg any pericd
= 1r1uEh.i but tLzt tls L1zkaha pr1pasifi6z vas
best = folio-z-
E-Esvzticr u hsain tssr Lasa 49,. nm
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Dl1lrl lllll. r1aerrli GID
f1Ieel f1r L1-s AZ r-serr1ir- -----------.. Efn
PlfrtaEe = zi791S est - piPe a-d l.Jiae--- isan
Coma -e7l-t ei---------- ltbA
4--A---s-.--.-r--s--r.-'s- --rrs--rr--r---g li41
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

The funeral q sz- policeman Kauuz1u Eas largely
attended The Eszaiian IB1-d vas present
ard risyed a number Of fu1eral MARCHES and
6irges-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

Pond. the NAE Who was iatieted By the Attorney
General for obt1inlu, money under false pre-
fences. WIS cur111itted for trial on Monday BY
Judge BickgrtUu-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

Nake ycuz Tirv Cakes FROM rars Elcsr if yon
want them usee. Al grccers Keep IT.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

A ths ehznes q lie n1fti-z es1als Hop Biiteu
- dis ~ tfD1bies inadslt ihsEeto- So ihs
zf1Tsrftrsrctrt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06
BORN
MARRIED

In ta=s 5-E-sa ~ - = re vfr.55 Al,
Burgess. q daughter
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06
Hamakua Mill Company

At THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
"A this COMPANY. he'd At the omee q Theo. IT,
Davies Co in Hoaoi1in. the net dsJ % 5uy the
following oHesrs were rs-esctea Tor The following
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06
no RENT AT PUNAHOU =!
Dividend Notice !

q a NEW HOUSE, SUITABLE
|n ~ e large iffallff anl ave minutes E1lE from
- the school bllidfnTs. Iefma moderate.
1915 n - Addrrfs EGr I2J POET once.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

Among the Pazsenezrs b. the Australia vas tie
Hon. 2. E Fogz, Director General Of the P0ss
Ofses q India Eho vas En- r1ats % attend tie
lnrsrzzsoual Postal ConZrszs- T11ch meets az
Lishor- October Ist Es i The head Of the Postal
Department of India. EhIrn cnu1prizzs s5Eze $50
posi- ot5ces. WhIlE here be called az the 7lst 1ica
AID Inspected rs cDEvsu-ezcEs and sZressa1 EI--
eli zrHatiy surprised 70 learn thai the pGstzl
sErTlcE of Hazzi1 vas % compie1s and sficieut as
Be t1s,d & % Be, ard that The mai service. do
nestle ard forgill- vas done b Steam NJ FoEE.
~ vel Mr. IRE and family, prrpcse1 u Epe1d
a few days hare and would have done So had therz
hsen any s1saEsr IL the Australian Nal IiEe 70
convey them On 10 san Francisco within EEo
weeks. They 9srs Eot, however, prepared for 4
detention Of A zhole month
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06
NOTICE

NE ;. SELIG Is HEREBY AU-
VI fhofizei b. trausatt 40 ny basins-s fqr ne;
collect az ny rents ETC.. and viii act iu an maffers
eo1reruiug ne, anfef f1ii power " attorney.
49, ,.,.,... ~, .. p hES ,L,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06
niridend Nniire.

EXecutOrS' Notice !
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
heca appointed Executors 90 TIE VIII % NAT
rHtAs kiRtHuOff. deceased, 90 hereby give notice
90 90 persons having claims against ne Estate % the
above named Matthias kirchhui o. present the came
duly authenticated with the vouchefs thereof 10 the
Undersigned ut the once OF W. e.. Irwin iu Honolulu
within .1 months from the date hereof or they will
b. forever barred Ai persons owing the said Etate
arr requested 20 make immediate payment % the same
az said Office.
Dated July IHl. Isl.
ANDERSON a.. Forbes
WILLIAM %. IRWIN
1uu ft Evacufrrs 90 VIII ns Matthias kfrrhhnn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

A DIVIDEND OF FOUR DOL
II hrs ss0ui per share va b. pay1bc 10 ne stock
holdsrs u TIE PACIFIC 81 VAiATfOH COMPANY
On Thrrsd4g. he 2ih urtlaf, 40 te their qcr cqrrff
u Queen tud AulaHg sireefs =. d. DAT,
100 % Tfeas1reI.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

me :! ySshs Eis,, has been 'old for The sum
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

q Monday zftsrunou- betvsez aud O'Clock,
a sad as-idzut occurred resulting II the death Of
Z native G-zE with some loose hay On l. ard a
zatavs lad On t5p, vas beng driven Up Fien1r-a
strser- when By leltI1Z the lay shifted slightly
puecIPItasiz- the native lad b tie EruG1d- and
1etcre ti1e driver Taa aware Wta1 hlrpeueu the
Eheets passed over bis head crushing iE fsarfzIiY
ca1Eizz his death almost IzstEutzlec1siF. No
blame can attach ID the driver The latter lad
1rS.ersd the lad 81 the drzy. Al inquest vas held
b CoroEeF Dayton, the res1lr Of which VII prob-
Lhiy Be rendered tins morning.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

Psdro A Costa formerly Chief S5sElrt u the
Lssslg and also Of the H,aa. died IN tins CITY on
Sa-zPSay evening Lust. May Of our Island friends
VII kindly rsu=ubsr Psd-u, with whom he vas a
great favurIss. CT their travels - and from Homo
ln,1-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

p.aa sr Van. 10, .ra.,..
An EnioyabI. Ent.rtainm,nt.

NvTE--Of these above : we're residents
JoHS IL 3H1tfS. Agent Boar5i Of Health
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-26

The county court at Erie, Pa, re-
fused to record the bill of sale of Leroy
Warner, Of Conneaut township, who, for 81,
sold lis right, title, and interest in his little
daughter Ma ggie to Peter j. Wild
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-26

CENTRE POINT, Ark, Jan. 70. Liga
Thompson Henry Carr and Charley Wright,
three negroes, were hanged here
The three negroes were the leaders in a
bloody riot that took place July 30 last. In
the southwestern part of this state, in How
ard and Hampstead counties, there is large
but scattered settlement of colored people to
which the facetious term Of Africa has been
given. Near BY live white people, and they
had kept coed neigEborhood till the day
mentioned, when the daughter of negro
farmer, named James Marshall, told har-
rowing story of how a white man. Thomas
Wyatt, had first insulted and then knocked
her senseless with club. Upon receipt of
this news the colored settlers armed and
organized themselves, making Henry Carr
the captain and Charley Wright and Lige
Thompson the lieutenants. A force Of
fifty then went on search TOR
Wyatt, whom they found on his farm, plow-
ing. They chased him and finally cornered
him in rayine where he defended himself
to the last, emptying every chamber OF his
revolver aud mortally wounding two of his
assailants. After Kidding his corpse with
shot, they stamped it almost out of the SEM
blance of human being.
After hastily organized force of 100 white
settlers had been vainly endeayoring to bring
the rebelIious blacks again to submission,
and after losing a number in killed and
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-26
A "coRNER" IN COURT.
McGeoch and wells at LeSai swords
Faint

CHICAGO, Jan 26.-The Journal has the
following special from Milwaukee: The suit
of Daniel Wells, Jr., against Peter McGeoch,
for an accounting of the great lard deal of
last July, is the sensation Of the
day in Milwaukee Peter McGeoch's
lawyers filed McGeochs answer to
Wells charges. This counter complaint is
rich, rare and racy, and Isl very full expose
of the great lard deal. Mci5eoch fully an
swers all of the Wells charges and, taking
them one by one, makes specific answers.
The complaint is exceedingly long. Among
other things it shows that there was
a regularly drawn-up compact between
McGeoch and Wells, and that both
were to be equally liable for all losses and to
equally divide the profits McGeoch says
Wells was worth 100000 at the time of
the lard collapse, and that when he was
called upon to "whack up" his part he
made representations that he was not
worth S1,000000, and that all kinds Of
fraudulent claims and misrepresentation
were made to get out Of paying one-haif of
the losses. The complaint rectes the full
story of the origin and the collapse of the
lard and many grain deals showing that the
parties made and lost many millions
OF dollars i'll the three years they
were dealing together. The case is
one of the most important ever
tried in the local courts, and about all the
prominent lawyers in the city are engaged on
either one side or the other. The complaint
of McGeoch concludes by demanding ST.,
900 damage to his business and character,
and demands Judgment Tor this amount and
all other differences between them.