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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

Tlln sezanuu II slH srst 1rltiir 7eElrziialisa N
liz sz7n sht1Ilird tIr WuilEI -lir-il lcziiTad a.
.ils a1.ihrH m zle svsuuU II tis sta H. H
~ rT-fur a.ir vel EzluTvIl 1r-iziilt 1llzilrn-
1tslls. slits r II ne mHr-Irurzlr n ms sufzs i
4fllf5in 80 1 larsH ami EtsiIluuHnie lriltitinris
I.,IIIut-qf rhum rsra Z & z Princess LIiiunsa-
I5,f Il 4 q P-urpsa LIkeiiks, z & 4 Ez-zic1s-
gIrrin-rl. - e G-Iv.r-1nr 3 o. DuulI1H- and
I5i5u- 4 ) Cir-iur-l- Other uuEal1zl svl.uns snr-
sisfiur- af suiu Ear-ltzs AID zurza 7Iiriii1zlura
made u, urrr7IiuIng II Ezaruiass i.ie 1rl1fln-
5I,l-. n r-ilrh -afsrzasf credit m ne 1lE-sE7
mi r7-s pleasure - tils IsIiisuns- F - iiiaz
4Iiufliar sf1nr-srz vii uTsu ne neaE 1Efsl-a
x VINCE E-lvsr1ur Euu1I1la vii 7sE=iial . AKA
allr--
Inn -rrapnnnv -iuh s1nrars vii ..lls 9i;a le--
z.s4rlr- cs-nrutsr sll. az n 2 H. N zis = n
& ElI rhH urlgrlIuz11e ll1ri mics -lszi- -iiii-
~ ~ p4er Mss B. Parse and Il. z-llaIz1ilzl
! -5.ll fr,rf ~ MlHs Paris and n zaasaiiIian =
-1s-1l 10 BY M zIudlri. Mss 4 AsIii.iu tla
Mis- 4 LEWIS. IlHfz-1nanrzl anins. F-niiu y n
Tas-lillev Hurs ~ III Mnrze- 1lsIi1r T-tH GI1-sf1
trrurr1,ii1nelir 81 Mss g. Castle Eid A 1u-e.ig
szznuhann suln hY H. AichiHi. and iie 1flisr
znubus VII be filed By ne ar-ha=if11- licNa--
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03
i CE1-utzE ARIE

The aGisiizars- FIf- n FORT street Ch4-ch zai
enc q the charming hike IflI-s that Gur IRIS
1rr-Izaza. Elaias lgal3ei VITA fancy EgcE tr1ul
the IslIs Ill4sss fingers. a lower AID candy stand
furnished I-rrl.rl1Es EI-1 % Be rssIssat. ~ the
IlI.laucH- Adj - tlCss Ir5clcrl1rs the 1Tzr-dcE
M sa-uiT % ICE cream md csIzs. ~ home MADE.
AID -;gIsg Er1ugE q s11wu t1r TIE la1tsuu1e -
-EIrrs II Something over $50 E1lch III net Al
Least sd 4 a--s uznhsr aE1znGsesi- E1r cot
enough % s---gEui Al 1f -naE I:a cream AID CAKE
the remainder Ct Thlch Fls std a g1ud ig1rzs,
- a 1lmber EEu Etasad =Dui dessert 70 a sGrE..aF
INNER Perhaps the 7Unile does zoe know EhIi
these L-zla G5ialzlar rl-is rrz Eoug TEs aazls of
the s1CIEt7 indicates mex 1clerr - 5e ne zIzEr
NJ Il the ,smzalEs after the older workers shall
1ara rsu1sd- Their SUCCESS d proved 81 tie EIci
-aE -l,sT E-niIg slFpurt missionary llEiF a NJ
lhaG Seminary nd u Pa-r a Bihie rsaier n do
lnlIlL
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

say " Asd al fA-uniN, CARS s-a lyeaaS saeses.
AL Al ne \, NJ CA han ~eere seats eas ~
--zer~,-l
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

Er ne " ". sgH an SUNDAY die Elm. 4 :
-lH-iiur-1 Elzu-rfnr ~ r1n1irzfl '-ltzIr-ln t-r1
KIN. Ensrn he 1ud sHsu VISITING iiE pilIursEzura.
The 1inutziiuuH smninY Ihuur l9n tbur.rz. 1nu
li.-a ar. -srur-Hs az leIuu lfllfii7 ilriiIt1uIi
aud satisfied win sinlr ut tlIE homes F-iasra
,iiHv Inigr- 1rs -ii.lu and elnfilr-is aliIi Tie
narfuusrs appear Interested Gle THiilEH n iHir
men The F1r-IuuHse lFa q sErIss 4 al 1tler
luiiuirnlifirss. rlev to ar-Eatieir rsil- md Al
1sliI n. 1rzuu m szir--1nL families. z H
--l9fr .s.1irr sar sltl.-s irzapHs11unH iI1ull 1n
made tld e h IN b. luresi ;IHr N Clis-tlsr1 VII
.sur-ruu fIa llausafiuna az T-lgIiHr utsr7la
zIruurhuur mex rslr " E1uw 11lE uniG 1illf-
IN atiurlurhlr apurl=aasa he HaclssirE 1t I'm
H-s1r Iulsp-r--ur-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

Nssvss Wa -sealrad u tiIIH CIR IN flH zsEzin1
u ne IND luai-- nat D Eaters q Mani Id
iilsl N ne srsnira II he La INST AZ ~ home
MICH .sg-sr q szgrzzs1 Il t1s al asF7-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

Csz-cu EHsz1l eis ereu Srezlasg ~~sk a. Hic.
he sgest " Ecu Ntuaai he icrvtga rvsa
3sues ,grgraliY pti1 thgt- rsSPrcls b. hcr %
Nrn1ty N1rc1fher StsA See rvgarns - the
kisa4a - Hg-li,.i1llr tls.isy
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

rssry has s,,ca 8 veCy Asasy sseu - ~ M8-
l1tkal cctst a1-ing The rzsE wee& ard the tsasst
~ In rscssggcece anssle ~ iasd heS fsvsset.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

Sser-laa lthscrczs have rct eeen a Saws ge
scnie ei he pltslaEssHs q Hawai- rhey Ssni "
ss eet-es = Nsass. hal u : srsai lctssry, Zee
even thgrv tAsy Asys ctssl ccniSs3sraee t-,,acle.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

IN - rEA i=sS NJ r " s-,rgss ID, --i ,russ
valuable real esta,s sis,sl,s.l a. Wai'ika. Ms1L See
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

Msst q he >ehl,,is vas slpsei list raa-sshiy
Ard Esi,lty- = Alssz's cgi-sse s-al q srrr-i-s
sS-ssa,n ca -As esrsiigc jaty,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

ne SscAachiers q ~ EsRsa >'iscz- 20. have
eisctsd NJ J 4 Pay ss president ssl NJ Z x
elstsr A--cusr. x ne erl-frss1y.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03
PASSENGERS

Epr sala,sa. EarHssza ss'i Ealllll- lIr-a 1gr Iva
a. - - l4a1u1 lgf1aa 2 3 N I-ffillr = .4a--
; nF-cz-F 3 rfulg a A Allal1ll and " a 2 s.71ls
: uuanes
u-al u41arI- N1ua IN g a.iIiEH ard q l-iTfF. per
sarlrs M1k-~ ~ s. FL sssrT . Q lulll.- v ss
k;raaz-i-gu. g Ezslza. " -l1. D., No sazsir.
Esr KlnEas. per- Nlsa.i NsT s-H NslHa- j w
T--s al viz
For Kama va Ealalas i5El 20 i.llgar Pr jane NJ
- Ne - Nflaugrhn- Hs--T 49, lgua h--
g-.g- Pa1El. W Ea-r--
F--,rf knfnlrf. -er rls-lfs- ~ &c n al--tIi-- =
"a nav n ragIrr. 3 Nlr-ssr Or q { su ana - r.
F-,im q lg and saF 1urs,, rer sallI NJ si=lLr
na.e-Er sur-u lsrssasvr Elul and al7-" s.'rT1l r.,
y - Larg Reala,ig- n ~ ssulr lIlIr : -l'f1s-
2 niIluro+ dua--rf-sll. z 2 lal- y e. Pr az
sfHs ~ Alaaa4. a -si..u7i. En5- -4ng lr y !
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iuTasis-. " ga. = A-1...4 >aIg1l' lus-l D. 2 -lr
B sutlti and a-.s H. z - zlIl ant Sd iliT5l
Tor -aa g-za-ae,. DER A. al1s-ia- -sg --- D B,lGs
re- Eai safe. : . gr-s1ui 2 n -a7l;~. ~ -ll7-'1n
ind ca al. a lruus IIu ssfr. eluE Soy -1u Ns4HA
3 3 rhunlaa. LlsuG- . Z 3 .1a-r-uu. 4 \ a l.l-sll7
r. Liar = -liissi Ian Al D. as. st.s y --1
ecu Luurs1r-v an e.s. . : rll.-- l.l. aa'e
.slrllnan, . r1-uer l.T11eu and viz Z -1-lliz-l
Ls1k sls : Haai-rn. q tfI-lsr. ll1F... NJ
h1AIlfa- Lhgr 81 >il- z >1s-r
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

az tAs H,sh ehz-cA, Hsass "a Stra-aay sv~atzs;,
Nssvuiccs s--d rhsrv vas gsisV hsrisv a.seasA
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

NJ Peer Dalbsa. v-l ard taverssie k=,sz -
g3 ss-'sisass a snaslile s>l ht--zess aiaksr hts
sts-i-sd BUSINESS scai1 "a thts -stv.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03
Am advertisements.
NOTICE..

ts-EHI-ASNUAL MEETING OF
u dIr 51zsTl % r--Iss-sss % aI1s K ky HD-FT
TAI VIII lr IHII Ir me s1um ~ -ir Cham1rr n Con
nar-s lu TIE r. AZ December irl, 1ssf az q
Per Irier. a. -tAAE rEA
fss -rrrHf1rT.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

A. iasse tss si---is * luzFcsvisr i,i8y cat
sila he ass uasazsls Ia Ire FAlics y1rls q 50
he s-rntr E3s4 So gu- lls1ss L., s,sGssr
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

A see u-rta q ~ Ha,s t,,evs,a scAgJ9 css,-
HfsHc-1 "a M1alty NssvgseSr etsA- EvVs, sal n
- hrti'll-srss iuras .s--sfr-issl
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

The .tsiellllsr- s1cset7 aeid II lnpr1uIgtlI far
z siiu -gsr7- II E1r- street Chur=l. he Istsr-
luun u ne ath 1it.. md ills opportunity b gu-
.nusa unur 1zsfli and Ornamental l--7cias vas
lIilsu alil71zllacs at y 1unHruuH f-enla N Lie
1rz1Izizaflun- lie -sr-srll suiiiE 1siug ais-1 vel
-sfIrsssufFzi Tie 1r1csasH firm he Hls II Az
.iss II vel n .af-ashnHnts VII D. 1g7uteii a.
.IIlsHIurul-~ -nr--u4es.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

rag Alllsssr u Finance IS u avn again 5Gt
lIs 1gt ysl liicitlly -stur1sd ~ ais 5lles, the
Minister 1f LIusr-iEr sal seIng lis deputy -
ilsr Is ne Minister gf EIr-ilg1 Afl-s scil 1rlleV-
81 sg be me Asalr1Hg jsngrIl 1,g Ffa.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

The Deputy ILi-saH 1as sarrualset and az
k1gFigtgss l7s zlHslisy 70 5sal Fith me zaza-
5Ers On carriage Lhmps question. A rstIr1 sg
=2e cd 1rser lr -al1rS ne result Ut ls slow bat
1sss,sss fsIilerfzCns
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03
PATENT NOTICE.

Do<rEEa PEo@EHBHEs. HasSEAs
u - 49,. 80 ' = .-llstls -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

The ss-cAaridsrs q Ire Nssas rslsphsrs &c.
have sisrhsd tas t,luEtzg ,vutieusvu a. si3rvrs
= 4 >ai1a. fs-SlSiaus T. y Wlrsz rrvssu-sr
s ~ z FlrTts, >ccrset-y.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

The -z1nci1ll Eiiss- are making satisfactory
sr1grs,s "a lHi1zlil ili marching movements ard
1Hi si-r b cecvmr lar crark i1ttzt-y rrrpS 1t
ms k11.ch1u. alr1uul,i s1i- n stsa1g egE very
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

isusufsnra u EIEaI. by he Grant Powers, Eali
7ifraiIv -srr,.,ll-p,i 4 he siurdum On me lstl
1iE E7tlvsr-lruanr 1firss vera -iusHd. iaila 1la-
1iETai I'm ZIvHriTnelE- is1uHuia-- and sIi-iiis
luuaa iHl.sisIsf4 ami salute drsii- The mill
.zilT 1aEluuii AMI Many members TT ir-lnh- is
IHuH-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

Last >,I1siag- srlas = AsSi-sw's LAY. IgprgpS
as sery-res Fgrs heidi IN >t A1GrsE Pr3 CazaeG-
-ll Flich Fers It1sr,itC By a lIr-ss cuug-sslzur.
Is LGrisniV -lu BislCu u Elnui1lu gcuuuieG
sllg Fuipit q ne svsrL1g serz1rs.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

The 5ald -lurrr- II EarzH spur n .-,e svlal
zlr 1f sla III 1lf rhaakslu--uu Fl8 listened
aI BY a a.-.a luIienca VIM seemed lu tlurlu-,tilT
laursc1asss lie nuziczl -aHl presented 1g lie per
Elr1ers- r1e lumise-s u 1rlEr1ElEIle :ilIlisi
Ell sf Bg.erfsuuE tim su1uusr1ruH u HrIil- sui
irIu Gsldf-1V. -t-IusH and BfrIHr tnu neiutils2-
+TliH >iaE -uazI-isi saunHr llr zlFaIi p
1rrf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

>aH-zs awe q liss, PROBABLY n lcyuEa1 Of he
7rsvaiiisg srusasriy Eils AID sTsii. oesr agGcsi
lzlle - rzuEly n -1r cnaanri. gns ~ tFu elg
snes ,slag seen II -ns ht-cur BItaers sho1iG bv
a-aHnsrrrz
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

lively Eues &C lie merry s3-c1ulG AS;
M1niav eve, a -s.gIlr Mlr,y1Is u Guesnsb1ry
zEsslg IN Fnirh cne una Eus klCcAsd cut n J1
u ug1ss. A gCilcs 1iicsr 1A77s present sIlc-
lCEsG 5lg 14sitt promising --ss,i3m t--im I--sss.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

IL, Lsavre- me = cs-Frsss,isuE q lie N1mrJ1 5
Lirnsgl1z rsrIrsrI1re aiuE sPGRs az the SIzlzlH-
cungcsga1C1 u natives. hsv, A. D. Fsr5 noted
n a1nsr-rsusr
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

aug 10 sCme PAIRS, zlers Irs sngruuus tIsg lgiEs
Izd q Fguuru 1rlltrs over g dram Il a gUsgtl7g
lIrsg EIg. = any Iutsrr1lIEs g'IlIlrIpsc chances
11 step "a sEs Parrcultr b1d-i II Is 'Cunf =
-r.IA b. on
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

III w. E E1iuies has gGr-iusst the sJ1ra
fgr-ugriv 1Fusd By y Seed a. EllG, md our,
purses lI ssgU J mi Issgr'lrtsnr 81 rsnrr-L- 1ler,
.nal,ilss, NJ E1imas b sIr1rI5iy iluwu N tlls
.Itg and Elu geypie vii De pleased 30 meet hIm
D business.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

u 1l,i sunsets l2Erz has 1ssn suuul-r lately BE-
sllka tlg kzlaIa1a t1sCr7 u - clulLH1lcus,
LAST Monday 11Ur1Inlg slers Fus 8 startling tis-
slIV &c sunrise. N1t lniy WIS he sIstsrI sfF q
2esp hiurf 7eG. 5Gt Els r@-f-rri say WIS iespig
s7i.gsf VITA Lie yau1u lur
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

l..,.5 g1-5 n L Go. P5rss isss-ss,L PSI ,sI- ~
az. ~ VA 7l'i =a7sv OF 1tnI'r-
F-an Hsz-t y 90. r9r r-T1scla. per- 1@ l'nr
'r1 IA ~. -ars9 % umhvr-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

The FlGiic >iUps mi Elgsy Eli Ciuis, sila
slrugr composed If EIlahCG BUYS, ne aEsgr 1f
uHmBers 1f For strssr. LgiIlI College anu r
A-sal College lad game 1r 1lutf1Hll list >iIrIr
iiG- At-l.r q snuFT1. car slur- 11uuzsr nc kGCiET
Ell sl--ei ne iI7. sutrs u 'sIlg uuCtl -ile
luufar Tam.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

rls-oH es=aA,'s ,s,9,g syss' % sslsCS. Wv, .',su
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
MIR BLAINE AND UNION SOLDIERS.

A MARKED coz rGASr SHOWN ny TWO CANDIDATES.
A matter of vital interest to veteran soldiers
and sailors of the late for the Union IL the enforce
nent Of secon, 7jt and .7j5 o the revised statutes
Of the United states securing them certain rights ana
uryIlcgcs Section 75i provides that persons honor.
ably discharged from the military or naval service Dy
reason ~ disability. re stng from wounds pr SICKNESS
In the line ~ duty. shall be- preferred for ap
polnment civil Offices provided they possess the busi
meas capacity discharge the duties OF such olces
The Veterans Rights Union under the auspices of tho
Grand Army of the Republic seeks to secure these ends
n non partisan IN character but eneayors To break
down the theory that Congressional Senatorial or Prts
dental ,3m'ssy ,h""n re1r,ed ,a ~ in. Union claims
that the law l. mandatory AMI was ltenh.' !" We ln
fully observed aud it promises Fulfilled, ,a srrs
examinations or otherwise. Letters were written ny the
P,rs,drntinI candidate asking what stand they would
take On the matter II elected in,ntst ivl",u.r @ w..
jor H. H. Corwn, twoOf the subcommittee as 10 th" To-
suit. Mr. Kay said - ,,,, ,., h.
was at the Fifth Avenue Hotel lie said mat ~ ne un.
derstood It there was law 'seetlon l!on whoh we
the committee, wished enforced and that ~ raSe ne was
elected IL would become his duty under hs oath OF ohce.
70 enforce e a. wen s al ,r "G, nI aw' snd f" M K"ys
scriptlon. the committee were received WIN sant
courtesy ho comS'cS ,h S. %.p "is" ,,""se op p,so
continued Mr. Kay. We were receive ,.r, colila'yi
acccpanss says hut there should be rigid cbser,ane
of tho laws winch give IN al caSes OF equal
tho ptNiricnto W r"'.
ders who tisked their lives In defence OF
tho Union and also that this Il At yarlace WIN le law
~ this respect that The pofcrnc" Ia only to p." u'.
charged ll iraNon ~ disability ct" Nj aln tal1
that my letter ~ acceptance should cover
IN the broa lrrt srnar, all the p'nni' lhs
COMMITTEES urged that ths law had been ~ c,'s,rn,a
nineteen ycafa, but virtually d"hl nilri w uat
Was sought WAS that those Whoha the appointing power
,honld enforce the same both IN letter nhd Hllt Mf
nlano said that he desired, on TN. sulur, hhl ,hn
ctcr should be- construed IN the most brf way p"r'
bl,, and emphasized a same. after the conhue" hao
scppcd aside 10y recrating what lao hhi arralt sau Va
regard 10 desiring the ground III ts "st n'hl
and boaest sense In his letter of acceptance ahd t't
he desired 10 To bo understood As between the
non -columittal aud purely executive position of
MIR len elsnd and the cordial sympathy of Nr blainr
there any or sold er To hesitate as To wnoh no
will vote FOR I"
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
REPOETED CAPTURE OF GORDON
DESERTED by HIS FOLLOWERS.
SAID TO BE A PRISONER IN 1Ht MAIiDfs CANT"
Nrws DIsCRTDIfED ~ LONDON

SAID TO BE A PRISONER IN 1liE MAlipfs CAMr'''
Nrws pIsCRrDIrED ~ LONDON.
PARIS. Nov "A dispatch from Cairo to Ihe A"""'s
Ne,rs says: The Mahdi. in the beghnIn" "
s.utembcr hearing of the advance or the h''F
sh forces made supreme enort 10 'o""''
Khartoum which place at the end OF september was
surronudcd by $50 900 rebels. The supplies falling the
garrison began to wavcr. deputation ot omoer7
complained bitterly to General Gordon that tno!
had been deceived by n promise of pr'"'"
assistance and they accused him Of aiding in the deeep
ti,u The dcputation also demanded that rtrral DC
made TO Dnngoa and threatened that III tlS "ln VIZ
moi taken they would JON the Mahdi GenciaI 'ouo,n
thcrruuou consented To the plan PruPo>'un'
Meanwhile y panic arose, and 5000 sodlrrS ah" "
ian. die serted i'm "A body. Two thousand men r'ihain.l
faithful and embarked with General Gordoh' nrr nr
rrncls were advised OF what ha'i nan
,,r,, oud hor,ssed the retreat to Sheudv. where
mas.cs Of rcbes provided with artillery, disabled im
aOtilla only Colonel stewards Nes~el slcVccu.I si
i'm passing Berber. and shortly aieI"aIu
it was wrecked The remainder of the r0tlila Wa
obliged To- return southwad. and on reaching SrH ,n
entire force captured About the 'th "l '.,"l ,
General GOrlOn was sent under stfonE crcprt W '
MabdTs camp, where he IL now close prisoner , A.,
LONDON Nov 3.Thc Foreign once d~cieuilN M @ VI,
patch to the Paris Morning Neics ANNOUNCING 'he cap
turc Of General Gordon 49,, . ,h,
A dispatch 10 The Dddy Ners from Debbch soy. NAV nav
the powerful Takara tribes. which are lhhis"i W M w
aahd have CAPTURED III Obcid IL IL rald tha. tle %
Mahd's prestige IL waning among the uiOes pel"eo"
Debbch and FL Obed.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
FORGERY FREELY RESOR1ED 10.

THE DESPERATE DEMOCRATS CIRCULATING FALSE
STATEMENTS THAT THE IRIsH-AMERrCAN CLUBS
ARE DIsBANDING.
The despairIug desperation of the Democrats who
are striving 20 save something from the wreck of
their hopes on New-York State, has led them into
atrocious forgeres that evidently 10 be moren nu-
merons and more widely circulated than tho Morcv
forgery of four years ago. Late last night Andrew
:. Diaper. Chairman of the Executive Committee
of the Republican state Committee received the
following dispatch from c. T. McArthur Editor ol
the Republican paper in Troy:
"A special dispatch published here to-day IN
Democratic paper states that the irlsl-
American independent Blaine and Logan
clubs of New-iork have gone over ~
Cleveland. he dispatch is signed by
Bernard j. Kelly. secretary Of the rish-American
Independent Blaine and Logan Club, Of No.
II Union Square. The officers named
at the head of Kelly's dispatch are 4:
President, Austin l., Ford sdent, Rlcharl
Murphy; treasurer. T.. OMeaghcr Condon secic-
tary, j. b. Kclly corresponding secretary
Edward j. Rowe; sergeant nt-arms John
Roach; finance aud executive committee. Colonel
j. =. OFlynn. John II. Murphy; Joseph J.. Kelly,
Patrick Logan, n. f. lIcslin, James u. Mct'arvey
J. j. Lawrence John Monaghan, John Murphy.
Evidently n forgery. Troy IL to bo Hooded to-
uipht with Burchard. Rum. Romanism and Re-
b, lion. We have coarcd 1t aud IL can do no
HARM"
rl. officers of tho Republican state Committee
denounced the Democratic dispatch NJ n gross and
pnlpahle forgery, ms II was only saturday night
that the 'epdng officers of The IRISH American cuDs
were speaking Tor Blame.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03

THE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY To DE LARGELY REs
pUCED IL NOT WIPED OUT-LoCAL OFFICERS.
The campaign in Brooklyn. which started
with n hurrah by the Independent dudes. Pharisces
and m,igwumps" and effort to turn the Brooklyn
with one OF the most hearty and enthusiastic meetings
ever held in Brooklyn. To address II the
Youug Republicans secured Hale. who delivered
one Of the c.arest and most convincing speeches ever
given in Brooklyn A Democratic parade al me sano
time on Saturday night, which some OF the independents
close OF the Tilden camragn ~ $50 t9mptiea% % Win
the splendid showing OF the bainc r, prsi.Y pprasa9
IN the mud and ram .,,,ac,rce on i""''T% Tss
night, II sank INTO ,t,u nnssu'''H nS ,b. ,re,f
est hcartiness and unaaimi'y on the part Oh
pcnubcans All discors hayc been heael anu IN na'o
success crowns their efforts tomorrow must pe c,s"
enuallv to the Campaign Committee the YOUNG hcpuo
iiaan jlub and the Young Mems Republican tlub Ihe
polls will be efficiently manned DS the meloers vi 'ho
Ont of total OF 1877 900 In the city, vote
of about IL 900 is expected provided the weather u
cratic majority at 5000, just about where was four
wears ago and 10000 less than IL was IN 1876 lhat
would give Republican vote OF 1000 and Democratic
vote OF $4,000. None except the most sahsu.no
Democrats claim than 1000, and the more hope,
full Republicans say that the Democratic majority Mu
be les, than 5000, and may he entirely wiped Out ino
independent movement though supported ih speernes
by Messrs. SchurZ, Bcecher aud Curtis, mas shown
and strength and IL will be more than neuti'Hc" W
the acce Mr. Blanes strength o irsh @ 81
voters The Batter strength Is an unknown psDy ia
Republican side the issues OF the eamraign ns' se~a
present In Brooklyn by Mr. Blaine Ml, Msr ~ General
tors Uawey Hale and sherman Judge tOtaker So n.nv
woodord, A. sullivan rheouoe have Iecn SEN.
ators Bay ard and Thurman and G0Netno. .s. y'
spirt and enthusiasm oI the Republican, meeupSs @S's
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
INSTRUCTIONS To ELECTION OFFICERS
CONFERENCE BETWEEN UNITED STATES AND '''
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district Attorney Joel n. Erhard United states "'
,hai, John l. Davenport United siatc' Chief SUPERB"
NJ Election, Peter B Olncy District Attorney o' ,he wy
md y H. French. Iurl ". Mason ana '"
lohn Porter Police commissioners. for the pitpo'' "
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