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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-29
The WalatGh Patent Roller Mills
Best Grades of ROLLER
PROCESS FLOUR.

brands: HIGH PATENTS STRAIGHT
d Grade, a1 warranted as good "a any made
in Utah.
nA The Highest Cash Price paid for. Good
Wheat.
Telephone to the Mills, No. Jos. Office
Id 8ho Bakery, No. 20 Second South Street
g. HUSTLER, Prop.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-29
BEDROOM SETS,

Stylish end cheap. See them at Soren'
zen & Car,Quist.
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PILES

Treated and Cured SucGesstullyps
Consultation at the Office is FREE and
invited. Thorough examination and sd.
vice, including analysis Of urine, S..
Come at once-dc cot put Ii IF. all
correspondence strictly confidential.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-15

An Enplsh 6rm has recently completed
small li.ht oompousd engine, whion, IN
point Of weight, eolipsea anything hereto
fore built. This engine - made Of sieel
and phosphor'hror ze; oil parts are bu ~ 40
hght as possible, the rods ami shaiting aud
all parts possible being bored out % reduce
weight, AZ n soesd of only $40 revolu ions
minute. they Indicate over 2O-horse power
ani weigh hut 1906 pounus oil tlli. This
engine would give fully S1-horss power
ctuAl ~ piston sreed Of 800 ieet min.
ute. Tho slze IL . % high pressure, IL
low pressure aud o stroke. That sO.horse
power can DO had from proper utilization
OF steam and proper disirioution ~ l05
pounds OF metal IL oertalsly most astonlah-
ing especially so considering tna' the an.
CINE Is compound. A fhip OF $500 tons
displacement was almost unknown DIV
years ago. To-day the rarsa ltntio steam
ur, the highest class NJ tho mercantile ma
ring, has from 4 COO % 10 800 tons displaoe-
meht and engines 5000 20 10 900 horse pow
or, Several OF the tranShtl ,n,ic liners have
shown mean ocean speed OF 20 miles an
hour, and make the passage IN less than
seven dayp.-fPopular Science MONTHLY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-15
CORRESPONDENCE.
Fac, aud fancles Floating About the
Festive Fort.
Colorado Clly's CommeRdable Grow h
aud Grlt.
A Cosby Letter From Emory
rnltI MnnTII.

FoRr Worm, Feb, i3-lCouospon-
dpncs l-Seyersl Of the hfemon Of this city
sent over 10 Dallas th's evening b attend
the bail rlven by tle Dtllas fire company
Sheriff Maddox lefi for lront0n, Onto, ON
The Missouri Pacific tonight T. arrest aud
bring back with him Lsnoh Col iron want
cd on \ charge OF THEFT OF horse, Several OF
rOldir0Ua friends went Nn his bond whicn
was placed nt 81 OO1, hut three days unei
hs'nF Tt sased he lett for his old home la
Ohio
Ine demoora lc executive corr miitoe
OF the county have evefv assurance thh.
Fort Worth wi be thu place at which the
next democratic state convention will be
held.
Thirty Rvo singers Of this city went Ia
WeAtherlori this mnrnng IN Especial car
10 sing The Chimes OF Normandy" To-
nirht.
Bshop Gallagher, OF Galveston, has sum.
moned Row. Father Loughory, Catholic
pastor here, 20 Galveston, sending Fother
GrimOt % take h place. Father Tough
rry has held the paaioTato 81 -. b'anislaua
church Tor over six years ana was high "
es'eemed by oil.
Tue fesce around n go acre pasture OF II.
| l.. Ingram five miles west OF Fort Worth,
was cut last night, every panel heinR dc.
slroyed and many of the posts "snakod'
up. The damage done is considerable.
The sudden change IN the weather han
paraly zsd the little business LETT after the
| mud.
Contractors here have contracts for build
ing 40 business houses, two OF these hank
buildings the building of the city national
20 cost S35.UOO. The building boom VIII
open In earnest as soon as good weather is
assured.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-15
COLORADO.

COLORADO. Feb. 10 -[Correspondence.l J.
A blizzard is upon ms now for Two days
but not severe enough TO damage stock in
terests. Colorado congrAtulates itself now
In being connected with Dsllss by two dali
ly passenger trains, the consummation OF q
long felt want.
Appropos to this Colorado now has an
other rail way I'm its mind, the Colorado,
San Angels 81 Southern railway, the I, l.
lowing named citizens having subscribed
the necessary stock to procure a charter:
J. T. Davis, John Harris, Clay Mann, A.
w. Dunn, J. A. Peacock W. NJ. Dunn. NJ.
Haze ard. Sol Kahn, j. Wright. Moore Rob-
inson, r. G. Ware, II. r. Solomon, Il. ii
S ,bin S. N. Sherwin, A. II. Tolar and w.
Martin. A. w. Dunn has been
elected president, ]. T. Davis vice
president and III. X. Solomon secretary
II Is the pnrpose of the leading citizens o,
Colorado TO push this enterprise t. comp -
ton If possible, and build ra'l way as lar
south as San Angeles, eighty miles at least.
Stone is already on TIE ground for the
foundation for our new SOL 600 courthouse.
The present court-houoe, tlough occupied
less than year, will be torn down as bot
in keeping with the progress OF the growth
OF this enterprising city OF tie west.
Ground will be leased for our $40 900 hotel
which will he erected this season, to be
name the 81. James.
The sixty one feet strata Of pure eslt
discovered in hori"g the artesian W, II here
has been Analysed and pronounced as pure
as ever found, and If the Colorado Water
company should not md flowing wafer
their salt find will prove a bonanza.
Everything quiet on the Colorado.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-15
Good Advice.

Almost every body Is willing, even apx-
ious, to give advice, bat few are ready 10
take IL. Very often the diet ,ste WITH which
advice IL rec lived is ocoasioned by its un-
sympa,helc character, We are recon
mended to do what our position or circum-
stances renders impUssiblc. II ponr and
struggling for iha bare means Of subsistence'
our wesltny ntighbors pre, ca economy: II
in trouble or sorrow. some advise calm suit
mission 20 our crosses. and enlarge on the
blessings that rtmain. IL mstrimony be
the .u 4 Ct we are made uncomfortable by
illusions 10 the lsdystempsr, her mothers
possible interference In the post-mairi-
mouial household, or her hosts Of Door re-
atone, recon mended 10 think vel before
taking such a hazardous sep. all of which
counsel is given gr t1it11sly, aud not
prompted bv q particle OF feeling o. con
federation for the parties concerned. And
Il not subsequently happens that the very
people who have inside conspicuous blum
ders in lie are the resdiest
to advise others. Experience proves,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-15

TO, ihst those who most perlinsoiousl,
iht -iisT~ Ia the concerns NJ their neis bor'
rarely or never tssi tue &C ,uraey at then
view, bv 'he iouehs,ons Of practice, but
-dv'se Alose'hsr upon theory, ami Gomez
qnenily pIur the treasures ~ their ~
qnenes in'o skep'ie.l care, HOFeysr, liet
al rnntsN n SOM mes the iault ga b,
H'dFs, ho.e who solicit Gdvice often Teim-
lng Ia IN lps ", uniu,s u lily with Their
own precon"eiyrd idea. lney i,nni w,n
advice, hut apprph ,ii1n ~ the pans / ley
have d,t rmined iocArfy out In spite OF the
| mnlt dtlaTml neh nnnn.lllnn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-15
Cold weather and Health.

In report rs registrar OF Providence, DR.
Snow remarks: There is n popular error
which we often hear spoken Of in the win
ter season, that clear, cold weather 10 favor.
able to the public health. The truth is
that I'm this climate severe cold weather, IL
continued more than two or three days
increases the number OF deaths rs
certainly Us continued hot weather,
though in different manner.
Severe coli depresses the vilsl forces and
exposure TO it produces fatal results among
those persons, or classes OF persons, whose
vital force 10 weakened by any cause. Such
persons are the aged ana the very young,
and nlso all who are sick or debili-
tat I'd from any other cause. Beside this,
severe cold Is no preventive of, but on the
contrary is favorable TO the spread OF some
OF the most fatal diseases, as small
pox, dlphtheria aud ssarlatina."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-15
NOTICES..


NToTICEToC CON iRACroRs-sI RaET Paw
~ Ing. Sealed proposals will be received a,
tho on Of the City Engi eer until O'Clock
p. IN. on the 4th day ,fMARCH next for raw
Ing the following streets in III city with b ID
d. Arc Bio, h. upon . sravel foundation, ac-
rdlnz TO an ordinance approved December
O. 1883, and TO plans and specifications on file In
this office, to-wit Main s reet-From the vert
size Of Jefferson to the east side Of Sycamore
stre,t Elm street y ON the west side OF Syca.
more street 70 the east corporation lima JefYer.
son, Mar ct and Sycamore Streets-From Main
street to the Texas d Petite Ra Dad. Lamar
8 ree'-From Wood 10 Elm street Poydras street
From Main N Elm street. Murphy Street from
Commerce to Elm street. Austin Street-From
Wood street to the Texas q Pacific Railroad.
College 81 eet-From Elm street To the Texas Il
Pacific Railroad. In all ABOUT 1900 liuea' feet.
Esch proposal must be accompanied by bond
with approved security, In the amount Of 81 500;
that II The contract IL ava ded the bidder will
o. ter into contract by the 22nd OF APRIL next
pond and security VIII also he required for a
faithful Performance OF toe contra I, tho work
10 commence by the 18th Of NAY. and 70 be
completed BY the 18th Of OCTOBER, 1884.
separa' o roposals are invited for each OF the
above streets. and for the whole OF tho work,
bidders TO specify the street or It's bid on
The City Council reserves the right 10 reject
any or all b os. and to Let al or any part
Of The above work. Pans and speci lcatlonsi
TO be seen at this ofloe
W. NJ JOHNSON, City Engineer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-15
The Tehuantepec ship Railroad.

One OF the leading engineers OF the Eads
ship canal, in letter published by permis-
sion in the Panama Star and Herald, save:
Since / wrote you / have been all over the
isthmus on foot and horseback, in steam
launches or ia canoes. l have found
that all previous surveys seemed to take 1t
for granted there was but one rout' across
on the Atlantic side, and one expedition
'after the other had bindly played follow
the leader over il. This route had wagon
and mule roads along il the whole way.
Finding indications OF better country for
our purposes, but in the woods, went
into il leaving the wagon and mule roads,
anu by diut OF some good hard work have
succeeded in procuring q line over the
rou chest section OF the isthmus that had
most sgreeaoly surprised our people in
New York, as II WAS entirely unexpected.
The last transit lire ever run across the
Isthmus was finished by us on the 10 h of
August last-distance being $50 miles.
You can form an idea OF the difficulty Of
securing good line when one Is not per-
mitted TO use any curves OF less than f.
teen miles radius. Everything indicates
that tois enterprise is goiog ahead swim
mlnely.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-15
LEGAL.

VIHE STATE OF TEXAS. TO THE SHER-
l. III or any constable OF Dallas County. greet.
| Ing: You are hereby commanded, that by
making publicatnn OF this citation IN some
newspaper published In the county of Dallas
for four successive W, eks previous To the return
d ~ hereof, you lmuion W 5. O'Bier, whose
| resiienceis unknown, 10 be and appear before the
the couuty Court, 10 be holden In and for coun-
~ OF Dallas ut the Courthouse thereof. In the
city Dallas on the LIST Monday inFcbrnary
mex then and there to answer TO the netltion
OF G. Auliman d Co., q CORPORATION. filed In
said Court on the 22nd day OF December 1889
against the said w. s. ODER and y. X. Sim.
mons, and alleging in substance DIS follows. to-wit
For two certain promssory notes in writing.
dated May 22nd. 1889, each for the sum OF s225,
and due respectively: on the LIST day of Novem.
bear ng interest from date. at the ra OF 10 per
cent. per annum, with 10 per cent. additional as
an attorneys fee II collected BY legal process,
said note being pay able at Dallss, Texas. and TO
the order Of BDwser d Lennon. Said notes
were ON the Goth day Of October. 1882, transfer.
red by Bowser & Lennon 10 q. Aultman &
Co. for a valuable consideration, and Tor a ore.
erty, to-wit One 33inch cylender new model
separator. Wherefore plaintiffs pray Judgment
for debt interest. attorneys fees, foreclosure
OF len and all cosis Of suit etc.
III rein fail NOT but have you then and there
before said court this writ with your return
thereon, showing how you have executed the
same
Court OF Dallas county.
r.. sl-Given under my hand and the seal OF
said cour in the city OF Dallas this the 12th day
OF January, A d. 1885, w. NJ. q. HILL
Clerk County Court Dallas County.
Nv l.. ii. HUeHts Deputy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-15
WILLS POINT.

slWILLs POINT, Feb. l3.-tCorrespondencel
Last night about s O'Clock
some Bohemians, working on
the section at this place. were
endesvoring 70 illustrate the manual OF
arms as prsctced in the Italian army. The
gun was accidentally discharged, its CON
tents taking effect in the head OF Tony
Hickey, spsi tering his brains over the Hoor
and killing him Instantly. An inquest was
held tnis morning by X, Il. Wants, justice
OF the peace. and the jury after hearing the
evidence, returned The following verdict:
We, the Jury, End that the deceased,
Tonoy ..,ckey, came TO his death by .t
accidental discharge OF gun IN the ha-.4-
of Gracio Foftunneti.
GSignedl II L., DEAN,
J. |. Dou0LAs,
G.. Ii BRUCE,
JHo. DOUGLAS,
Y. BowLDEs.
JAS. FLETCHER,
Jury OF Inquest.
The deceased has been employed ne q
section hand here for number OF yaars,
and was considered On irdusrlous, honest
and harmless man. He had Just nccumu.
lated money sufficient to pay The passage
Of his family from Italy, and they. are ex-
pected o arrive shortly. a fearful sorrow
awaits them.
Ga tbe night of the llth two fine mulea,
belonging to william MISS waits were
KILLED by lightning in the stable. the
electricity made I'm opening in the rotf,
and both mules appeared TO have fallen
dead 10 their tracks. The only tracs OF
where they we're struck was long strip OF
hair of the neck OF each mnle.
a severe norther is on hand, everything
covered with ice and sleet, and fire and
wood in demand.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-15
Horsford's Acid Phosphate,

NO PHYSICIAN SkkD HESITATE.
DIR. 8. V. Clevenger, Chicago, H., says:
"Horsford's Acid Phosphate should be
made officnal. 1t is the most eligible form
for the administration Of phosphorus, ana
no physici need hesitate to order II on
his prescription blanks"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-15

"'Tis set o. features q complexion,
The tincture OF a skin that ! admire"
In using Pozzoni's complexion powder,
Fairest charms you will acquire.
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sho derive their onrnorate rights and fran
,aises from the political authority.
| send You this hasty statement because
NJ NV belief that n " not your wish that
the many readers OF the CourieT-iournt !
should he led iAto error BY erroneous state
menis such as occur la the editorial re-
luTTed To-, | send you copy ni nav hill,
Jons III. REA0As,
NV wiil.s Nrais nervous OH 'on Y
SAVE Rsy. A, Elite, Of Beaver, Pa, wa'
onfed hy Samaritan Asryine.' $50 al
| nrlFgllia.
hrAEI rikiss,
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PROFESSIONAL.

j ATroRsEY AMI COUNSELLOR at LAW,
special alienu N given 10 60 leflehs ava
| cIiminsl practice IA the cpuIts ~ North f.kss,
Once over heHg's drug stone, eat aide OF
squar sherman lexas
IL HUMANITARIAN,
Mraiheifari, iexas.
WIN eiye prompt attention husiress u any
~ tho courts III tho state La connect un si,h
Mack lina h "a, surveyors a. general
I'm Roach NJ III HAkns
,,noHon u r t4Tosshy Ar1Aw
Aud NoiAki PUBLIC,
503 North sldo Main hIeeL CorneT roydraA
DALLAS, ifAAa,
Prompt atie ion ~ business
lIJILLIAMs a TuRsIy,
Dallas texas,
oGloo, 2lS Main street opposite Courthouse,
~, WI itus NJ q, TuEsry
w, AITORNE catalan,
No sl5 Main street tvp'siaifsl
dallas Texas
VIZ a. sTRAsan.
w, ATTORsRY-AT-LAw.
No a0i Nain str ct Dallas, Texas
CALDWrLL a IRVINE,
~ Kim hu e. pa LAS, IENAA.
Special attention given to o9llogguq.ns;;,
CRA wToRD a CRAWFORD,
u ATlORNRYs-AT-LAw
oaico No. ~ Main al,
-. r. oulwroHD. ". J.. CRAWFORD,
A. ATToRNEy-AT-LAw
Decatur, Toxas
SoOTr 3 JENKiNs.
- ATrORNFYs-kT.LAw,
DROWNwOoD. TEXAS,
nwr'omrt attention 70 business.
NELL a Tous NORTHUMBERLAND.
aiephonyille, kfGth ,onnly, Texas
IT. H. EElLL LLk YOUNG.
A RSoLD. GLASGOW s ARNOLD.
~ ATTORNEY S'AT.LAw,
GRAHAM, TEXAS,
once IN Federal Court Building, ives, side
Public square. VIII practice In tho State and
Federal Courts.
u ATToRNEYs.AT.LAw.
Decatur, Texas.
r. v. CARswELL. FULLY A.FuLLkR
HALL. a PATTON,
IL ATToRNEYs.A T-LAw and LAND ACTS
Alyarado johnson County, Texas.
Refer TO Alvarado Bank. T. ID. Truolove. J. NJ.
Hill ". v. sparks.
IL q. GALL.
~ rhl+LNN anu LAND AZ Il
Hisbofo, I'M County. Texas.
Bpocinlues OF collections and land business
generally. Refer 10 business men OF Dallas ana
banks OF Hillsboro. Texas.
TT s. MELvEN,
IL. ATToRNEY.AT.LAwn and BANKER,
Seymour Baylor County, Texas.
Exchange bought and sold on all principal
points.
7 +. HENRY,
d. ATTORNEY-AT-LAw
AND GENERAL LAND AGENT,
Ccburne. Johnson County, Texas
Has complete abstract o. all land titles In
Johnson oousw.
John w. DOHEMUs,
j ATrORNEY.AT-LAw and LAND AGENT
Bryan, Texas.
Commercial practice solicited.
4 INDsLEY g. BRADFORD,
IL ATTORNEYS e COUNSELLOBSA TLAW
7OS hain street tUp-steirs) Dallas, Texas.
Gives special attention 10 commercial and cor.
poration law in state and Federal courts.
L. &. BELL, County Attorney
II ATTORNEY.AT.LAW and l. AND AGENT
Baird Callahan County. Twas.
IxT II. JOHNSON,
ATTORNEY. sT.I Aw and NOTARY PUBLIC
GAINESVILLE, TEXAS.
Reference: First National Bank.
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The best smoking tobacco Is Little
roEar -

A San Domingo paper, FL Propagador,
advocates the interference OF the govern
ment in the excavations now being carried
on whers the city OF Vega Rasl once stood.
This city was engnlied at o a. IN on the
2Oth of April, 1854. IL is related that IL
sank right into the earth, and the place
where the city once stood is now known as
Las Tremhladeras, or the "quek,3g
swnmp." II was Handsomely CONSTRUCTED
and tue inhabitants were said TO be wealthy
sod given to Indulgence ia luxury. A
mint existed at the town and coined money
for home use. In view OF the great fiji
Guilty OF getting hard labor performed IN
hot and maarious regions IL can scarcely
be exnected that the work of excavsting the
ruins will be carried on with much vigor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-15

K spsss. saws. 81 have sold 'Prickly Ash
Bitters' for five years. and | have never
hand ed a medicine which gave more uni
yarsal satisfaction. II Is fast becoming the
family medicine Of this section. have
warranted dozens Of bottles and never bad
one returned"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-15

AT H. y q, q. wRiGar,
w. A1IORNE CATALAN,
No. as Main street (up-siAifsl
Dallas Texas
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IIIiLLiAMs A TuRNIi,
w AIrOkNLls.AT.LAw,
Dallas, texas,
OGloe, 2iS Main street opposite Courthouse,
~, W.T. itus. n. a. TuEEry
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-04-16
VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.
PASSENGERS.

From San Francisco per Chas.
Hanson, April 15--Alfred Crane.
For windward ports per Planter,
April 15-P G Jones Jr., Miss f
Pilipo, Master d Morton, G w Pill
DO, Miss Altoona and 80 deck.
For Kahului per Kilauea Hou,
April 15-Bro Bernard, Bro Louis,
Miss A X Hanapi, H Cornwell, j d
Martin, HI Wiggers and about Is dix.
For Kauai per Iwalani, April 10
w E Rowell, Rev A 0 Forbes, Mrs
s w Wilcox and son, Mrs A S Will
cox, G Burchgrevink and 40 deck.
From Kauai and Waianae per Jas
Makee, April I'D Specbman, wife
and child, T F Kennedy, Miss L
Hopai, A Cropp, A Haneberg, w
Dunn and % deck.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-04-16
POLICE COURT.
THIS DAY.

MaiEai, drunk, forfeited Sc bail.
Kalawela, drunk, fined SIS and So
costs.
Kahaiwai and Malta, disturbing
the quiet of the night, each forfeited
SO bail.
Geo. Cavenagh and M. Micheal,
affray. Micheal forfeited $40 bail
and Cavenagh was reprimanded and
discharged.
H. Munroe, carrying a pistol, for
feited $40 bail.
John Daughterly, charged with
violating Chap. 62, Sec. 8, relating
to deserters, Mr.. Russell for the de-
fence, remanded to 18th inst.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-04-16
SHIPPING NOTES.

The schooner Chas. Hanson, Capt.
Spraugue, % days from San Francisco,
brings 100 SKIS of flour, 37S SKIS barley,
3Sl SKIS of bran, 202 bales of hay, 622S
NV. posts, 425 bbls of lime, ID cases of
clocks, 5 cases of wine, 20 SKIS of feed, l
case of pictures, Is boxes of glass, rs
pkgs of shirts, so kegs of lead, so kegs
of spikes and 90 cases of gun powder.
She is consigned to Hackfeld q Co. She
had Gains and westerly winds; sighted
the Discovery and Ella on the IL inst,
and the Excelsior on the IL inst. She
is locked at Brewers wharf.
The bark Kalakaua has received about
1000 SKIS of sugar. She will probably
sail on Tuesday next.
Stmr Jas Makee brought 2696 bags of
sugar, sc bags of rice, 81 hides and 5
bbls of beef.
Schr Liholiho brought 1900 bags of
sugar from Waianae.
Stmr Waimanalo brought 800 bags of
sugar and 100 SKIS of gravel.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-04-16

HAWAII versus China. Young
scinos of each country participated
in a pugilistic encounter this after
noon, close to the sacred precincts of
Government House. Seconds were
selected from the Interior and For
eign Offices, the latter upholding the
Chinese question Notwithstanding the
recent regulations. The young Sulli-
vans had the street to themselves /;
they swung their arms about like
windmills the first touch being given
by Hawaii with his boot on young
Johns rib. The air appeared to
suffer most from both language and