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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13
sersntr-Ninth Day. Aug. 11th.

Assembly met at considerable asst the usual
hour. After PRAYER by the chaplain, the minutes
OF the previous meeting were read and approved.
Representative haunamano presented two petit
tons from the district IL Hamakua. on personal
subjects
Representative Hitchcock introduced a resolu-
ton that a committee be appointed 20 wait upon
his Majesty on the 18th inst, and inform him that
the Assembly would be ready TO be prorogued on
the l9th inst. Laid on the table.
The same member introduced a resolution that
the Assembly commence on to morrow evening
and continue for the rest Of the session to hold
night sessions, meeting at pm. Lvid on the
table.
Representative PAlohan introduced 4 resolution
that the Assembly commence business at . a. m,
tomorrow, take hour recess At noon and on re-
assembling az l, sit till 6 pm. Lost.
At II a.m.. on motion, the items connected with
the pay Of Police we've taken up for consideration,
the Assembly resolving into Committee of the
Whole for the purpose The following items were
passed:
kcolaupokc.
Deputy sheriff q ss1..s ....s i'm
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"waat. . Kaor. Yoa Know.-

WAmUKU, August 9Th 1884.
EDTToE GGzETTEs-I wish 70 ask the WaiIuku az
thorltles few questions and / would like ycu to
publish them, If possible
QussffoH I. Were the side walks put down in Wal
luku for the benefit Of horses or the public at arrs5
If for the public, then all horses ought TO be i'm
pounded, and If for the benefit Of horses then all
people out 70 be punished for getting on the side
walk.
Qsesffos 2. Is therE not Law against Tagrancy?
think there IS There ara enough people in Wal
lukH TO stock plantation; mean dodgers that DO
nothing for living bGt Just loaf and and bum on
their fellow beings. do think that the Law ought
10 be put in forcs-
Qaesriss 3 Were the roads IN WaiIuku made to
let eTery one dump anything they wanted orS be-
c11se good many people throw all kinds Of rub
bah On them VIZ: tin ems and old bottles this is
dangerous both 70 pedestrians and animals.
L
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day, the 18th Day Of September,

1871, 40 u O'Clock noon, az the right title and
interest 81 said y -. Mahclona in the
following property, viz:
live undivided shares iu the Hui Alma Of Espa
before She sale 10 required
AN that Land Al Waikki consisting Of Is acre.
being part u Royal Patent s9s and de-eribed In
ta7e 70 700 hm Tor term % ten from sept n
a ID. iefl aud recorded In Liber 81. page 49,
S-Ail those parcels Of Land convened BY W G
PaIkc, Administrator of the Estate Of e. Knusina 10 :
~ consisting Of Apana Of the M Alma ~ Ksmnitgai
MannnanHi. Eva, Oahu, also. taro land and house
lot in TIE ~ Of holowalu. az Mauoa Island Of Oahu
containing go acre. unless said indrmonf rrd NV
expenses Of sale are previously paid.
Honolulu. Aug. fith 1851 iissi n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

Madame Cora left for Kahului on Monda
SIZE Will exhibit her entertainment on Maui a.
VII then proceed 20 HAWAII
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

feS words On the encore system. When
gsutisrnan pats forth programme Of ten numbers
It seems thoroughly unjus. to him. that that pro
graume should Be nearly oo1bied By the demands
Of the audience. No one UO1id think Of demand
ing . second trip On Steamer free, beca1ss on
the hrst trip the vessel gave p1rfect satisfaction
and il IS n4nifsstiy unjust 70 ask for do1bis at
musical entertainment than vas paid fo1, il Is
imposinz upon the good zaturs Of artists
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The time set for consideration having expired.
the t'ommittee rose. repoEted progress and asked
granted and then then the Assembly itself, at
?. m. adjourned until 10 am. on the morrow.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13
Executors Notice !


VIE UNDElfSIGNED, ENFCIr-
Il tor o. the viii Of Mr. ". WENNER. of Honolulu
deceased notifies allapcrsons having claims against
salu estate Co. present The duly Authenticated
proper Voachefs whether secured by mortgage or
late or they viii be forever barred Notice i also
hereby given that have this day deDutized W
urc- % collect al monies due the above E.tafe
III. +. MCINTYRE
Executor of Will Of VIM Wenn-r
Houolulu. August 18Th fgg f0sl d.
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Baneroa,. Readers:

Nsssrs- Bzncrufl / Co. The san Francisoa pub
ilshe-s- have forwarded to Is their nsz set q
heane-S he se-ies has been ct up b. Msssrs-
toIln SWEET a veteran Caltorull tsacEsr- WHOM
y rerlsz-i1er Eell a handling his classes in me
H,s.e. Selas L Allsn Of the Califor1ia State Nor
"a coeoo- and J. Royce oE Harvard Coliees-
Inc cooks are thoro1chlr attractive II Appearance.
Frol e.e-g llostrsted- r-1uted with good type and
On 1lca Fzper- A series Of s1rreS-s51ls = fs.fe--
eceozpang each Fol1sne Of tie ssriss. and cor.iur
from s1ch experenced men as IT, c,r-rsIe-z -
especially worthy Of co1sidsratiou ~ s-.----.s
4 nv feature lis seiectiors zrs sisaae 49,
sod authors ard there arr c-lsr littio sso-srI;s
cf great reu which zre likely 70 rernzf7 +, -.
zaEmur1es of children AltoceEhs- Ness 20
c-ofl a Co. are - Be praised for her sns---v =.
ilfti1g o1t = h-iEhi 81 Of readers We - fisf
t1-r llEre bee1 iz<Ely adcpied n The St1ss sc5i-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

The alarm Of fire last sEsnine zas caussti b. thu
burning Of pile q brush On the plains. Ths
knowing ones say i was gotten up % Qot No. 2
kngine out Of the Engins-houss.
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Executor,s Notice

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has been appointed Fvcrn.
tor OF the LAST Win - r. r. LENEHAN late of Home
lni9- deceased All persons having claims against
r. T. LenehaH either personally or az compfisi
,ne hIn % T. Leuehau q Co., are notified % present
ths date CO they will be forever barred Al persons
lnuchtedt 20 said r. T. Leuchan 90 said arm 81 r. n
Leneh9n Co. are notified to make prompt payment
viii be put To suit A J4FCER
Executor OF VIII Of r. T. Lenehan deceased.
Honolulu, August 1ith 1881. f0se, IA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13
IMPORTS

Frcn ssa Frzneisco, PEI Na-ip-sz. An Ia. ar
-cnc-1l merchandise, Q-rrisir-zl-, 7zoll1e, cis-
Frum san Francisco pr Discover. Are s-A Gan
cargo mcrch4udise, rEcyi>ious. etc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

The Committee re-oonvened az p. N. and The
of items N oDOectiOn With pay of
poles vas continued.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

sss q Ri "a ss isa ' Ts's Fs vi ss N 5ss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

Tbs roads In the Hilo district are II fearful con
disioa- As one planter said There are not Fifty
yards OF safe -oad between Hakalsu and Laupa
hoshas-~ For some reason or Other the bridges
along the ruute-zlthough vel built and cost
deal Of mc1ey-are 50 placed that animal can be
e; on . them as for instance The bridge over the
stream II the Uusaraa galch, bstEeen Hakalsu
and Ho-oaina plantations This L q fearful
stream and very dangerous The bridge over the
stream has been built fo1 some tine but the Ep-
proacles 10 II have not besu made and the bridge
stands high. 50 that no team can by any means
GET upon II Several valuable animals have barely
erossed tLis streana With tksir lives
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13
Nrw embellishments.
Co-partnership Notice.

'I1lE INDERSIGNE HAVING
Il this day purchased the business Of +. T. Lcnchan
4 Co, have formed a Co-rartncrship under The arm
name Of FREErH & PEACOCK. for the purpose of
carrying on the business Of Wine aud spirit aud Gen
cral Commission Merchants.
lSigucdD z. D. FREErH.
Honolulu April an fsSf ~, y,
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Adminisfrnfnr,s Nntira

THE UNDERSIGNED, ADMINS
a iiaior q the Estate 81 HENRY D. RYAN. late Of
Honolulu. deceased hereby notifies an persons having
claims against said estate 70 present the same wifi
vouchers 10 him Or his attorney Alfred s. ffartueii
over Bishop a Cos Bank On Honolulu within IL
months from date. and that cllHs not prcsened b.
forever barred WILLIAM r WILLIAMS
Honolulu July a. 1s5t Administrafof
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13
MarshaI's Sale

RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
~ issued from The supreme Court Of the Hawaiian
Sands. on The 18th day Of May. A. d. 1851 against
sum 81 s'ilGn. have levied upon aud shail erpnsa
Tor sale az Public Auction The front III kiiiaispi
I'm SATURDAY. the 1atb n,,, II c..4.-.L-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

McSSrs- Lyons i I.evey holds an evening auc;ron
sale a their salesrconlS- next saturday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

Ii is sid to ohgcaiclc the death Of Mr.. R.R
fuels vuungeSt child
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13
N. THOMPSON.
ATT0RHEf.AT.lAW & SOLICITOR IN CUAHcFRY

Practices in the Courts aud prepares
DEEDS WIS. MoErgAsEEs, LEAsEs. Cnvrutcrs.
AsHEsHESrs, Ere, and nrgotiates
A0NEIED LD1YS VOTES, HORTG AGEs
STOCKS, BONDs, ETC.
OFFICE Corner Port and Merchant street,.
TnIN ffnwnrfHrr- I
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

After M1nday's Performance a bumper house
may b looked Tor, when kemeayi plays again.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13
NOTICE.!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that W L. u. nEVEiilLL Of Lihuc Kauai h,s
been invested with full power of attorney 20 represent
tao undersigned Ia all matters Of business yrhaf.rsr
on the said Island Of Kauai JAMES nj GRkNT
Honolulu. August iith. ISL sii-si y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

Nothers with zfrkiy. frutfri -urssar cs.ilf-r-
III c1rs IL child and benest 1hezraelras fy al
- = Bits dailI. ST adEErtis.nsnt-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

The foundations Of the new Station Ho-se are
being laid: they are OF concrete, 80 inches thick
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13
PORT OF HONOLULU.


Arrived.
Au- .s-An hEfur EIlE- Hove. f-l- san Fr1rl.scr
s-OSS MarIposa Hayua-5- E-r- San Fraurlsur
An hStnc Discover Fer- man. from SlE E-l1
e-PNSs City e. Sydney uclr'c-l- from :
Sailed
Au- An h--ne CouSueio. GgzsIrs- tr- s-E l--l
SHAW schr Ger e >cicc.. Macy -T- Islands
e-Am * HCp1. ptuL1.laur. t1- Il-. Townsend
ln-rNSS CiTy o. Sy1u-g. u1Ertl-E. fl- COLONIES
IAN ~ Jsih1riru, huttE-t- f1- sz1 Fsau
Vessels in Port.
NEk1ukSEgEN.
An Ten Tvs. Ntckulr
An hktue klkita-- EEtser
AT hElus EcrukE Ice
p>S Nariposa gizywart
An hkfus Discover. ld-l.HlEr
An bktne Ella Howe
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

The rains IN hohsla have been very heavy The
crops are doing yFell, however, but after - c1nsec-
utive days Of coEu-pour the residents begin 20
think that o1e clu have too mach OF good thing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

It Is pleasing to hssr that Mr. J. T. watrrhous
senior Is steadily improving.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

The Rev Serene bishop, 70. - long attached to
tse Survey Department, resigned his position last
thursday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

lhe stockholders OF the Halava Sacar Co. viii
bold d Meeting al the oihoe Of Brewer & Co. To-
mo-rou al 20 am
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

M and Ms hlnnersley gave 4 ball az the Club
H0use. hohals- lately. There were about ninety
guests present, IN spite Of the torrent Of rain that
vas falling. The ballroom vas beautifully deco
rated. the supper sumpizous. the music good, and
all thoroughly eul1yed themselves Queen Emma
and s1l;e were the hO1ored guests Of the evening.
Rev. /. p. Baker IN crossing on Friday. Jzly =.
Cane very near beng carried OVER the falls Just
be.gwr the Juauna stream. With his horse. and
Others have crossed az the sane place Nth even
greater rlsk OF life and limb. The nai man Is IL
ysrlahly late in his trip over the Hiio and Hama
kua rUlo. owing TO the unsafe and swollen streams
=. L. 7 z.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

His Honor CHEZ Justice Judd and family have
lets town ana are nov STAYING al hualos- Afie-
taa srdrous dEiies Of The term the Chief Justice
needs a thorough nest.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

The barseniiEs Moi,-. Bergman master arrived
q, Hilo on Wednesday, August 6sh. , DAYS from
Port Townsend. With 4 cargo Of assorted lumber
Tor Nessrs. Richardson & Coan.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

Queen Emma has been most enthusiastically re
oslved in every part Of kobals. She Is evidently
thoroughly beloved By the people.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

Hawaiian songs are being copyrighted The
Princess llIuokAlani protects her rights IN sal-s
", while MaSsrs- Joe HeIelChe and Joe Aea look
affe- things u Ha-1rrn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

The Rev. Nj. O-cle. edo Is nov II permanent
clSEce q the Bethel, arrived BY the E1rr.s1 last
Friday. de preached his initial sermon 10 a large
congregation last Sunday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

J. ". Hinclsy & Co noe consists o.. J. ". Hing
icy solely. Mr.. SpachEan having retired. Besides
she home m-uutacsure. brands % Manila cigars
axe nov kent on hand.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

Ihe Synod q the Episcopal Church me; q: the
Bishops residence last Saturday. On the follow
M day The Bishop read his charge 10 the Clergy
u =. Andrews pTo-cathe5ral
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

The iilr p Borie1HT, carrying Po-tucuess i'm
migrants fo- tins port, may b expected during
tht latter part n August.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

IN Consequence Of the resignation Of d.. Car
peute-. thu poSi q Government phvsicisn az La
hama has been conferred on Dr.. f. Kuehn. late
sCr-eJl on board the N1rp'SE. Dr.. Reading Of
Sa1 Eranoisco takes The place Of Dr. kUsha on
board the steamship
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

Dr.. kuehE late Of the steamer Mrrlr1Ss has bcca
supllnicd Government physician AZ Lahalns.
Mani. BE p-ocesds to-day pc- steamer kfa1H q
1SSru5e his ,fur5es
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

Ole Of The largest troupe Of artists that has
ever beeu introduced into this country 70 enlivsu
and auuse the general public, vss presented 70 an
zudieuce- thAt Ellsd The building. at the Music
Hal las evening. The troups Imperial Mario
lsttes' a. they are called. gave an exhibition OF
their powers II a-fiEU1s OF uirth music and
melody that vas very entertaining. the comic
parts, OF which there we're many. being really
side-spiitiuc. laughter being long and loud This
colossal troupe give performances on Saturday
% BE appreciated.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

a ntw collection OF books, belonging 30 the IL
5rry q the iais b. F. BoIlss, will Be sold a. auc-
tlon bv ar. Adams this morning az Il O'Clock.
The furniture viii be sold AZ 10 O'Clock
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

Among the arrivals by the W1r5pasa Vas Dr.
brolie- bat be came not alone. he hvocchg faiE
Young h-los along with him Welcome 20 the
ranks % the Be1etic;s. Doctor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

I There viii Be a meeting Of Stockholders II the
honomE Sugar c.. al the ofioe OF Breuer 4 Co.
itls morning az fe O'Clock
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

Ihg keepers ct restaurants are gradually giving
"a bafo-e she Chinese c1upstIfIol- another one
VII clos most prohahly dnTlns next week.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

The reward for the opium seizure Is 70 be paid
10 ihe first iuforner none Of the money Is 20 50 TO
the police Officers, Tel and Sal Mau. Who worked
NJ the case As The HnE1if-r- justly re-aarks. Il
pzys better 30 b a spy than police otfcSr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

Nj. r : Cunha has added 30 the area alroady
eVyaed by HIM IN the vicinity % the Unicn Saloon
by sill farther purchases
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13
The Hawaiian Legislature
Session 1854.
seventy-siI,A Day. Angus, IN. lss4.


The House met at 10 am.
Minutes OF previous meeting read and approved
Hon Z. Isenbeuc from the Committee On COM
mecoe- to which vas referred the bill proposing
an appropriation OF S5alOoo in aid Of the culture
OF The rasnle and Other fbrous plants. reported
promoting the manufacture Of fabEles from ramie.
laid On the table
TIE Minister Of Foreign Affairs. IS chairreu Of
The Statue COMMITTEES appointed to procure a
h-oase staine Of the Hawaiian hero, kameha-
tleha l.. presented report IN which II was stated
thai Two Statues Of that notable were procured
Al a price vcry little over what one would have
cost Messrs George Graham & Co. GLASGOW:
J. W. Austin, Boston; T. : Schasfer & Co, Hc-
nol1ln- and the sculptor Gould and his son are
p-ise-fo- tncir efforts and services IN the mat
Ter. The Assembly Is asked 20 appropriate 500
y, the amount deficient IN the expenses % The
S91auisslon- he commission IS oonPosed Of
NesSrs Gibson. Nawahi and CleChorn. the 9Th
member MoAnauhi having died. Laid on table
ios consideration with the Appropriation Bill.
Representative Saith called the attention Of the
Assembly 20 his resolution making request fo- n
statement from the President Of the Bond Of
Health, 10 the present organization Of that
Baaua. as being vel unanswered.
The PrgSideai Of the Board Of Health said that
dariuc his late ilceSs the Secretary Of the Board
had written . reply On the subject. b; he had no;
Il viih hiui. De stated there was bit three mem
hers % the Bo1rd ST present. The vacancies coca-
stoned BY the death Of Hon ]. Moznauli and rc-
siCEatlou OF Hon Il. A. WideEnann, not vet beng
hllcd. The Board had twenty-five meetings dur
ING the las; biennial period. And since October
ISL Slad had three meetings.
Representative ". u. Smith Was not satisfied
WITH the verbal statement given but desired that
the report b given II writing. he said there was
no valid BcArd OF Health nov existing. because II
VS. not a ful one % i've, as contemplated by the
laS- That Law gave no power 20 the President to
exercise auihusiiy without the consent Of the
Bsard
Representative Dole. from select committee to
winch had besa referred the matter OF estimated
items for Forestry. hApioani Park, public square,
nursery &c. reported the following items for in
seTtiul ~ the Appropriation Bill:
Froql-zsio- o! FoscsIry ..-.-....-.-------.S isoO
kapiozui Park 500
Thouzs u,rc S1O
KAMA Sru1rc- .---.-.-.- ~
Esrl-5irs- A--ir-1s Sscirfv.... ..-...-. : or
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13

l The Csir = Sv5urr arrived az IISSl Saturdsy
evening and sailed al Iss1 SUNDAY morning. SIr
I Henry RArkcs was through passenger.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-11-13
char chance '. Of small Republican majority
Nevada is yet to be heard from As it now
.oles gland aeR hnd 10 hse JIG DON'T sTBe
..et ras shSwgg stnnSs u q lpublls aapoa

.
Il Thefs die ramora 81 hard feeling.
among the principals Of the Emma
Abbott opera company, because the man
4agement will not allow them 10 sing IN
a ailsfsa
Snlythe) and Mile Laura b ellini (whol
is Miss Woo1wine) are part icularly out
8of sorts, and are said to seriously CON.
template leaving the Abbott organiza.
Stibh Ind Setting Inp ID grand Itiiaianofb y
era company Of Their own. Mr.. Charles
Pratt, sna,of the managersfof tie OPEN
company, tells us that the craze to sing
in italian is NOT cont fined TO the princi.I
pals Of the troupe; but extends to the
shorus singers. We hive ], y says he,l
4 saa Miss usenherrY rom ;Pe lham,I
MASS. \ MI Bwatta oit, fr6in nfsride !,
M. I /, md q 4 MI. Ghssk srbarY, from
WaIpole, vi. who had never been ont
side their native villages and never sang
In anything bnt Sab nth school con j
;eerts aRdS ieapta BET ore they coined us
this ssason, Yet they I'D tlie ELI ns co5t tinti.
a1ly with J It'll s I'LL I'LL EnnitieB ID sbe az
lowed to aing In Italian
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-11-13

TN England there is . society for Psy-
chical Research; composed of such men
as Ba1fouri Stewart, Arthur Balfour,
Pro-. Barrett, Edmund Quincy, Prof.
Henry sSidgwick, archbishop Trench
and many other distinguished names in
seiehcs, and letters. The ssociety was
formed two years ago, for the purpose
Of Investigating certain alleged occult
phenomena, such as amind-reading.
==clairvoSa vance, table dppings appparitions,
haunted hosses," etc, which, in their
articles Of sociation, they say aare de-
scllared to exist By many respectable and
competent people The last report just
published in addition tol details sums
mp. the results solar, and gives the con-
concl gsiop Of the society upon the gen
;aral question: which is iins these! words:
Efbat after two years of the most care;
.hIresearch and experiment, they have
reached the conclusion that there is a
formidable snrrny BIZ evidences 4in favor
ef The beliefs indicated. above-beliefs
winch have hitherto been regarded BY;
them u with peculiar suspicion and dis.
trnst 5ss .sti ~
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-11-13
THE BAD LANDS cow BOY.
MEiD1o:,RlA,
ga E=f-ss = "a - -
Wheat is lower in, England on the
average thus far Of 1884 than+it has
been before in 1O4 years. The present
low prices will be changed BY less pro-
duotion, especially in England.

The term outside speculations" still
continues to- figure in the news, as the
explanation. of . large number Of bust.
ness failures. A collapse by o house.
that has closely: adhered toits slegiti-
mate trade or business is the exception.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-11-13
LATEST BUT STILL UNCERTAIN.
EsTuL CLAIMED FOB ri

y "a p, - 81 z ~ tlsaE
@ fsrun CLAIMED FOB RiszME
8sw Hoak Special Telegram, NOV. =
Ihs Republican state committee at MD
night htill claim this state bEroh25 ,0Qgsto
sbsDOD sfor Blaine, Their nsttmhtesE are
based upon the Democratic claims
Of gains; which they believe are
not up to the increase Of ~ the
vote over 1880, in which case. they will
count for nothing. The only way In which:
they believe the state can be carried for
Cleveland is by fraud The Tribune
at this: hour ciaims that Bluine shas.
carried the state, andc is therefore elected
president its belief Is founded hppn Sthss
Following figures: Returns from E1,s742
election districts outsidesof New Yofk and
Kings connties, give Blaine 3s9, 4O4, gleye-
land 332, 119. This leaues Blainefss plurality
1926. In New York and Kings counties
the Democratic plurality will not exceed
68, 557-leavlng Cleveland's plurality 1882.
with 254 electiong distrletshto Hear from.
Those districts S1h II $50 gave a net
Republican plurality Of 4,243. The same
proportion this year would give Blaine 2, 96l
plurality In the state. The Tribune
now. claims the state. iby. 1900: plurality.
4There is nothing" says the Tribune Gin the
returns from the remainder of the state to
indicate a probability Of the Democrats
overcoming that :" 7 The, betting tonight
has continued heavy In favor Of Blaine car
rying the state, many bets at the Hoffman
house being three to one in his favor 4
i CLEANING TO CLEVELAND.
ALBANY, Nov. 5.-The Argus will say to-
morrow: Il 3. s.i
Cleveland is elected, and he will DO in.
augurated Tho state is not at ali IN: doubt. ii
has elected Cleveland and Hendricks, who
will take the seats 4 to which the
people have appointed them. Commu-
ntcations to the ARGUS to-day from counties
New York state Demonstrate the election Of the
Democratic electors by aconcluslve and safe ma
jority over the Blaine electors Having been de-
clared Democratic by the people, New York will
remain, be declared and be counted Democratic
and whatever Is necessary to this act Of truth
and Justice will be thorouehly and fearlessly
done. 81 S &, ~ 81. Il; Ne! q
The latesttfgnres receiyedsby nGoy. Gleve-:
land gigs s !. u y a the state
ELECTORAL ESTIMATES.
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+; st: Augustine, Florida, claims to be,
the. Oldest town 4: IN tile United States:
Tie claim Is disputed by someaof the
towns il the territory acquired from
Mtexieo. = order to 90 as far back as
possible however, the people Of St.
Augustine have determined to cele brate
TIE landing 81 that part Of the Florida
coast It Pence. g Leon over three, hun
dred and 81 aeyenty years ago. This an
tedates the actual settlement Of the place
by HE Spaniards in 1866 about fifty
years. The 9th Of March, 1885, has
been fixed upon as the anniversary