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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-06
THE SHARON CASE.

The San Francisco Grand Jury has
inquired int to the alleged Gumpel-
Tyler contract, for delivering which
to General Barnes, John F. McLaugh-
lin, Tyler's clerk, received $25, 900
Indictments We're found against Tyler,
eastman, Gumpel, and Mclaughlin,
who is now enjoying" the Chronicle
says, 1.-THE many pleasures held out
to fugitives at Honolulu" Bail was
given in the several cases, except the
fugitive Mclaughlin, who is beyond
the jurisdiction of the Sheriff of San
Francisco. Mrs. Sharon has an
nOunced her intention of getting VIM.
Sharon, w. II. l.. Barnes and Nellie
Bracket indicted for perjury. She
will hardly be assisted in this praise
worth effort by the District Attorney,
whose sympathies are on the other
side.
The Tyler Gumpel contract itself
was for long time under considera-
ton by the Grand Jury, when it was
finally decided to be spurious, having
been drawn up by the parties inter
ested to deceive. Indictments were
found in each case for obtaining
money under false pretenses. Nc
Laughlin, who is believed to be Homo
lulu under a fictitious name, got
away with the whole sum of S25, 900,
according to Judge Tyler's statement,
but iIl-natured people in San Fran
cisco persist in disbelieving him.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-06

WAR NEWS.

The news items printed in another
column will be read with considera-
BILE interest. The French have won
a signal victory over the Chinese
fleet, sinking a frigate and corvette,
and Admiral COurbet sailed after
three Chinese ships which escaped.
If this unofficial war continues it is
only question of time when the
Chinese navy, which cost so much
money, will disappear. But mas
much as NJ. Patenotre, the French
Minister at Picking, has hauled down
his flag, it seems as if the war were
about to enter upon q new phase.
French citizens at Shanghai have
been placed under Russian protection.
The retreat of Colonel Butler from
Gobat, in SOudan, relieves the sus-
pense that was felt regarding his
safety. He did not Withdraw an hour
too soou. If he had delayed this move
ment he would, in all probability,
have shared the fate of Hicks. Ell
Mahdi is advancing slowly down the
Nile, and Lord Wolseley is gather
ing his scattered force at Korti for a
forward movement. The Guards have
embarked for Suakim, and will soon
be engaged with Osman Digna.
An emissary of the Mahdi in Eng
land has published letter declaring
that the idea of peace is not repug-
nant to that leader, provided it secures
advantages to the Mussulmans. He
is treading in Mohammed's footsteps,
and the Prophet frequently made
treaties with infidels. This agent of
Ell Mahdi warns England against
precipitating a general Mohammedan
uprising, which would overwhelm
the human race.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-06
Ell MAHDI's LIEUTENANT.

There is probably some truth in the
report that Oliver Pain, the French
Communist, is serving as a General
under Ell AIahdi. Soldiers Of fortune,
no matter what their nationality may
be, are always ready to accept COM
missions where there is the excite
ment of fighting combined with the
hope of a big reward. IL is said that
Pain commanded the Arabs in the
action against General Stewart, and
that he now commands at Metemneh
If he only remains there until Lord
Wolseley brings up his scattered COM
mand he will be taught a lesson,
compared with which his defeat by
Stewart would be a mere frolic. If
captured, he will be shot like dog.
This renegade is reported to have
said, when leaving France last
year: "AIl Englishmen in Egypt
must share the same fate of Hicks.
l hate all law and order. England is
the home of law and order There
fore hate England. Vive lie Mahdf ~
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advertisements.


Notice is hereby given that at meeting held at
the Office of DILLINGHAM; & CO., Honolulu, on
the 9th day of February, 1883, of the subscribers
to the stock of the Pacific Hardware Company
(Lfmited), it was voted to accept the Charter Of
Incorporation granted to them and their sue
cessors under the corporate name and style of the
PACIFIC HARDWARE COMPANY LIMITED,
on the 31st day of January, 1855, and the said
Corporation thereupon organized itself and
elected the following officers:
President and Manager.....-...B. F. Dillingham;.
Treasurer and SeCre tary ......-Jas- G. spencer
Auditor .................W. F. Allen.
Direct ors-Jas. G.Spencer, L. p. Adams.
Notice is further given that, pursuant to the
terms of said charter, ''No stakeholder shall be
liable for the debts Of the Corporation beyond the
amount which may be due upon the share or
shares held by him or them"
500 JAS. G. SPENCER.
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till he puts in an appearance, when
they gallop off to hide the sought-for
party before a paper can be served.
To add 60 the discontinue of the
minions of the law, "the remainder
of the Inhabitants, from wee tOds Of
children to toothIess old women, jeer
the officers through the town"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-06

THE value of Scriptural instructions
as part Of public school course is
recognized in very conspicuous way
by the Government of King George
of Greece. In the public schools of
Greece the four gospels of the New
Testament are used as a reader by the
children of the most advanced classes
of the primary department, and the
new Minister of Education proposes
to extend their use into the higher
schools.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-06

On 2Sth of this month, March, the first an
niversary of the death of Prince Leopold,
the Queen and the widow of the Prince,
the Duchess of Albany, will make pill
grimage to the villa at Cannes in which
the Prince died,
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corvette Tohungking, carrying seven
guns and $50 men.
4 London dispatch of February
10Th gives further details. 1t appears
that three Chinese ships got away on
sighting the French squadron. The
remainder made determined fight
in the first engagement of Thursday,
beating off the French torpedo boats
four times. Admiral Courbet re-
newed the attack on Sunday, and
sank two Chinese vessels. The French
feet then started in pursuit of the
fugitives. There is rumor that an
enga cement had taken place off
Ningpo, but nothing has yet been
confirmed.
Meeting of the British Parliament.
The Imperial Parliament was to
| meet on the Goth of February, Mr..
/ Gladstone had intimated that he
would make a Ministerial statement
regarding the Soudan and Egyptian
question.
The agreement between the Powers
regarding Egyptian finance was to
have been signed on the Goth of Feb
ruary, and Sir Stafford Northcote,
leader of the Opposition, was to de-
mand it's immediate production. The
chances are that the Government
will be censured for its foreign policy.
American Affairs.
The news from the States is not i'm
portant. Congress was moving slowly
with the appropriation bills. No
| general measure would likely become
law. 1t is hardly probably that there
will be a special session of Congress.
The California Legislature was in
session, but it managed to put in its
time without passing any bill de-
manded by the public.
Arrival of the Toxic.
The Toxic arrived at San Francisco
on the 18th of February from Homo
lulu, and IS advertised to sail for this
port on the 5th Instant.
Dynamite Scare.
Owing to the distribution of Com
munist placards and letters in Frank
IOIt CCuCtSAAL anu AAetS CACGt
mite scare has been created. The
military and police are taking pre-
cautions to prevent any demonstra-
ton.
The London police appear to be
befogged regarding the antecedents OF
the prisoner Cunningham, arrested
for completely in the dynamite eX-
plosion in the Houses of Parliament
at Westminster.
EmaHcipatinG Slaves.
The directors of the MatanZOs anC
Labinalla Railroad Company, Cuba
have given their freedom to thirty
six slaves, the property of the cor
poration.
Mrs. Lowell Dangerously Hi.
"A London despatch, dated February
18th, intimated that Mrs. Lowell
wife of the United States Minister tC
the Court of st. James, was danger
ously i'll.
Diamond Robbery.
During the confusion caused by /;
Communistic display in Paris, thieves
| stole diamonds valued at some coo, O0t
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LATEST NEWS.
Three Days Later by the
w. III. DimOnd.

GOrGOn's Death COnfirmed-Retre
From GsObat-Advance Of I'll BIahdi-
Two Chinese Warships Sunk in a
Naval Engagement by the French
British AGairs-Etc.
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ninmnnsI Robbery.

During the confusion caused by
Communistic display in Paris, thieves
stole diamonds valued at some 100000
francs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-06

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J. E. WISE MAN. ).
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rs MERCHANI STREET.
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wIsEMAN Leases and Rents Property of all
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WISEAIAN Collects Rents. Pays and Discharges.
Takes assurances, and attends
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WISEAdAN Is the only recognized Passenger
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WISFSAN Attends to Custom House Business;
Enters Goods, Discharges Freight
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same.
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Distribution of Quarterly Bills
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The w. H. Dimond arrived from
san Francisco yesterday, bringing
three days later news from the Coast,
but no mail. Through the kindness
of Messrs. Dat, we have been enabled
to compile the following summary of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-06
The Guards for suakim.

On the 18th of February the Duke
of Cambridge reviewed the Guards
prior to their departure for Suakim.
His Royal Highness addressed the
troops, and reminded them of what
was expected from their high disci-
pline and traditions. The Princess of
Wales and her daughters were pres
emf nf Tia rnNiptr
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-06

WIS ENIAN = office Is conducted on Sound Bust
ness Principles, and all Patrons
find him Energetic and Attentive
to their business wants.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-06

Mrs. Lowell Dangerously Hi.
"A London despatch, dated February
18th, intimated that Mrs. Lowell,
wife of the United States Minister to
the Court of st. James, was danger
ouSIV i'll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-16
Gltbeiter.9lnaeIe0emhetten. .

SnHomi d 0ta6., IA. 9toO. - Der
9eitditafitbrer Der ySoiton SauOmtf)er
Gla6sGDmp." bate geilern mebrere @Ouie-
reHIen nit bem @onite Der @la5arbeiter uuo
mud)te bemIelben eineu 8oritlag, pelher
mabri6einli6 BON ben gtrbeitern augeuoms
men tueroeu mlro. AlleS lift III 8ereitibaft,
nm Die ArbetteH in Der @lasfabrit iofort wies
Der aufSunebmen.
6nrriSburg, IA. Roo.-Dte 8uo6ler
Oieler Sta6t unb lImgegeno UerlangeH cine
5ebnprO5entige 2Obnerb0bung. Die 6abrt.
tanten lebnten ab, ertlGrten iid ie0oA gu
Serban6lungen bereit, uno Die Sade lit nod
ulft au89etragen.
@bic1qo, IA. 9ioU. - Ser &u8ifau6
all Der ySuinoiier Central =8abnn 1T anidets
neno Al @n0e, oa ale 8remier beute Mors
gen sur Nrbeit fnuen. Sie erparten nit
spanning ba8 Reiultat Der @oufereni Der
@eneral= Superinten0enten Der oeridieOeneu
Sabnen.
8rofton, Ruii., IA. gto0. - Sn Der
Sdubfabrtt BON s. s. Borter puroe beute
cine 2obnliite angeidlagen, pOrauf bic Gei=
fer iofort ote Nrbeit etnftellten. Der Qu8faub
1T an9eblld bon ben ,,SHtgbt8 OF gdb0r"
nidt autOrtiirt. Sollte er iortoaueru, 70
mtrb berielbe ii6 am Dtontag tuabri9einli6
aui 5000 Berlonen eritreden.
Nilton, Bu., IA. Ioo. - Die bieiige
v8a9enbaus @Ompagnie" bat 10 oiele auf=
trdge angenommeH, oaB glrbett fir lange
3eit uOrbanOen ift.
Sermid, Ba., IA. gfop. - gtah oteI.
mOnatlt6em Stillfano Der BaggOn. Sabrtt
bon SudiOn & 8OOOiH ift Der 8sfrleb tpteber
auf9enonmen tporoen.
0tt. Carmel, IA. gioo. Reeo g.
Steder'S Soblenbreder am Big Rountaiu
iit Uollenoet, un0 Der 8etrieb miro am Dtonz
tag beginner. Sn Sbamottn miro in ndd-
fer 5eit eine gRcumaarene6abrif er1ffuet
peroeH. @iue @ateriouer 5e,Oenmaaren=
6irma Is9t cine 3weigz 6abrit in Utauds
Ghunt an.
Sanomi6, Wni., Is. 9lop. - Der
IusftGno Der 2Irbeiter IN Der Bottom uno
SunOpif @lashutte, tpel6er laugsr al8 6
godeu 9ebauert bat, iit ieet beeu0et. Die
@laSbdier baben iid bereit ertl0rt, bic 4r.
belt wieber aufjunebmen, iObal6 bas @laS
ferti9 sur Searbeitung iei. 3piihen 4rs
beit9ebern uno Rebmern 1T oas bette Gin
pernebmeu wieber bergeifellt. 9te 8fetOrteu
purben 9eute 9eiiillt unb ON 0ienftage miro
Die 9iitte pieoer in boiler Sbdti9feit leiH.
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Scr 0aIsrn.
stnrtdtaus Der R6roer stltppt Gar,

Stnridtuns Der gV6rSer BfItppt GaruIo's.
@bicagO, IA. gtoOenber. - Die brei
Staliener @ilaroo, GSari uno Sploefri,
melfe ibren 0anS8mann 6tIippi @aruio aus
purer Sabiudt ermor6et baben, ruBten
beute ibr Serbreden am @alqeu biiBeu.
8ieIelben batten in Der gtaft rubig geidla=
fen, mareH friib auf9eitanben uHo batten iid
oann, @tgarretten rau6eno, nit einanoer
unterhalten, tuorauf iie Elm titdttges Sriib=
ftitd 81 ild] nabmen. Damn b0rten fie cine
Nieiie, nobel linen 6aS @benomabl gerei6t
iuuroe, uuo mn IL llbr As 0finuten nla9teu
ije iid ;um letten @auge fertig. Hubig uno
feit (Qjari uno @ilaroO betenoJ betraten iie
baS SdJafiot, uno nm u llbr 10 Minuteu
fel Die 0erbdngniBbolle Slappe. S1lUeitri
un6 gtlar0o braden oaS 9entf, aber bel
2i;ari berifob itf) bic Sfllnge un6 oerielbe
tpur0e lauglam er6roHelt. Die trampibaften
3udungen beielben .maren i6reflidl an3uie=
ben. 9as Serbreden, pe9en beiien Die 6rei
Staliener biH9erl6tct tuuroeu, mar am 30.
Aprll D. 50. begangen, aber erit einige Sage
IpQter entoedt morOeu. 9teIelben bQtten e.
ren 2ano8manu, ben SbfbdNoler Ttlippi
@arujo, ermoroet, oa oerielbe cine in ibren
2ugen beoeuten0e Summe @eloe5 bciaB,
Die iie Iid] QneiQueu mollteu uno aud5 tpirf=
lid argeetgnet baben. Die geide paften iie
in einen SOfier, ben iie mad Wetp. gort aufz
gabeu, Der ober i'm Pitt8burger Sabubof ne
gen be8 6emieIben euttrGmenben entiebli=
den @eitanteS geGiinet unb mad Gbicago
Suriid gsianOt muroe. Die 8oliSei itieB bel
ibren 9taAfori3ungen auf ui5t geriuge
Sdpierigteitcn iberpano oieielben aber
nit grOBem @eihit. Ser 0toro mar in
bO9ft feiger, bjnterliFiger unO brutaler 8eije
begangcn mor6eH. @ilaroo, Der ben &oiier
5ur 8abn gebradt bate, wuroe in 9tetp s0orf
perbaitet un0 eini9e Gage ipdter trdf eine
&erbretenSgenOiien oaHelbe Sdidial. Ct
ner iudte 0ls &erbreden aui 6en an0eren
81 idieben, iflieBlid ioBen iie aber ale Qrei
in Der fSaue.
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9uteregTantc Observation-Disclosures

8oiton, ii. NoOember. - Die Rifter
Colt unO Carpenter gaben beute eine Gntz
idciOung alb iiber bic 6rage, Oh bic fir Die
@uSiertt9Ung BON gIaturaltiation8= Dotumeu=
ten be5ablten @ebiibren pon 81 fir oa8 erlte
uu6 s. fir bas 5weite Document (oen eigent,
Iihen &iirgeri9ein) Dem 8unoe8geri6t5=
itreiber Ober Der Jte9ierung geb6ren. gees
tere bate ndmlif 9egeu ben &unOesgert1t8.
i&reiber Glemeut $. 0il cine @ioilflage 3ur
Grlangung pom $4,000 anbdugig gemaft, bic
hieisr al iolden gebibrcu eiugenommeH,
cher rid5t ob9eliefert babe. @8 WurOe na6=
gemieen, 0aR Der @ebraud, iold)e @ebii5reu
ais GpOrtelu Der @crihtSidreiber gu betrafs
ten, ieit 45 Sabren beitebt uno uon ben 3}idz
tern ftetS UlS 81 9(edjt beitebenO aRerfaunt
morben mar. 9as @eridt enti1ieo beHH
aud Su @uniten oes Sertlagten Sin abn,
Iider YrO5eB ihmebt gegen Den SreiSge.
li6tsidreiber Gtetiou. @8 Itebt nun oem
@eneralaumalt @arlauo frat, gegen oieie
@ntideiOung bet'm Sberbunbes9eri4t 8e.
rnfung ein5ulegen.
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Cine @rnbem.@ataItropbe.

SiIOers@tiif, @Ol., IA. ytOUbr.-} IN
6Olge Der geItern Abeuo erfoIgteu GrploiiOu
einer 8iGe nit preHapUlUer im 6ciieIbaUit
Der y8uu Domingo Dtlne" gertetb 0lS be-
trefieuOe @ebduoe III SrauO uuo Die 6tams
men ergrtiieH iebr balO and Die am Glugauge
oes Sd)ud)teS euidlteteH 8auldteiteu, lomte
bic 6UroerungS0pp0rate Spdter gerIetb
audi baS in Der Dtitte ielblt errldtete }0ol}s
mert III 8rano, uuo befiHben iih u Utauu,
bic id 3ur 3eit oe8 Seuer5 i'm unterteu
5heile Der 0tine auflielteu, III Der gyGBteu
iSefabr. Bei 2lIShrUd] OeS Seuer5 trai man
ofOrt Hmfdiien0e 4HltalteH, nm ben in Der
0line befinolideH SarglGuteH 6itlfe 3u briu=
gen. SuperiHtenoent $. QS. sos, melter
tur3 Dor Der GrplOfOu I'M 8ei'elbaule gtiebeu
mOroen, Uir0 UermiBt.
(SpQter.) 49, SHpertHteuOeut 5OB Wur0e
nid]t, wie 2niaugS oeruutbet, ourb ole gr.
plOfon perlebt. Der g8erlmeiiter iueg, nm
gIrtet nit etnem Gan, $50 SuB tief in Die
Ittue biuab uu0 iaHo bort Die yethtH UOH
10 WGnueru. 8ieielbeu iOueH iObalo, ais
mUgltdI, 5u Gage bef0roert merotH. 2rlt
Der 5Ooten btntcrlaien 6amillen. GH &Hs
oerer beabijd}tgte I'M gaufe Der nddliteu $50
DIE 3u beiratbeu. Die 8ergleuta beihul0i=
geu BEN Superlntenoeuteu 0er uad)idiFgeu
Sanbbabuug Der SpreHgltoHe, mo 0rObeu
i'm 81 lpnteH. 8urd) Die @rplOfOH ielbit
muroe guemauo erniiIdJ UerlebI. 4ouH0erte
BON 8urgeru UoH ToFta, SiU2r &Uii uH6
Sneiba baben Sag unO yia1t 5ur 0iettuH3
Der geruugliidtlu hijliraid,e 6auO gcleiitet.
Die SerguHg Der EtiheH ans Der =, Sulls
Domingo Ntiue" uabm um ll9r AbeUoS ibs
ren 2luiaug, uuo bic lltte geibe mur0e et,ul
I'm DiitteruodJt mad ObeU gebraht. JiOber.
0lCgregOr uuo GboS. 4rmU0ug Uareu ole
nadereu NduHer, pcld)e oie E3latu eiue
mad ser ouOcreu aui mUbeUOuem ISege uab
Oben ihaiiteu.
Die uuglndljd)eu UiuHer fuo alien 4n-
ifCiHe HOd idOu iuuerbal5 elmer SuH0e erz
fitdt, uro 3mel BON igHcU, gGefpbal uH0
gaube, biHterIafen tI8e 4yiGie0sbrieie all
tbre Gu9eb0rigCu.
ylur nit 0iibe foruteu oie emp5rteu 2eute
00Uon abgehalteH ptrOeu, ben Superintlns
benteu s.. u. 6oB aui Der Stellc gu lpHteu.
2ie TOrtieeung oe3 Suquefe8 wuroe bis
moy8eu I'M 10 llGr Ueri1Obau.
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RotGtDAteu.


Bort Serbs, t.=0., IA. gtoUbr. -
SoIepb 9ufi, bciieu 9lelhuami9er Sobu,
Sobn 6iiber uu0 Satob Sadjon, jdnlmtli6
in Ser giabe BON Ntouticello auidjIige 6arnler,
fubren geitern mad @uo0ebaduiue, nm Sim
faufe gu MAIDEN. BORT trauten ite bel gBbi8.
Ten, un0 i9lieBltd gerietben Die 9uffa nit
Silber in Streit. 3u einer BriigeIei fam eS
ntht, aber Die 0ufis lauerteu Dem 6iiber
auf Dem 6emmege bel 6drtmoo0 auf. Der
GItere 8uf trat pl0tlid auf 6iiber 3u uno
bat i'm nm 8abad. g8dbreno 6tiber oaraad
iudte, oeriebte Duff ibm nit einem ihneren
Sammer eiuen Shlag auf BEN SOpf. Sad.
ion, Der in Der gtdbe mar unO Die 6iilierufe
Siiber'8 OernOmmen bate, fam SurIf un6
ud)te Die 2eute 5n trennen, aber Der iiingere
3uff tad ibn in ben 2eib uno periebte ibm
etne uRiebIbar t0otlid)e 26un6e. Safion 1T
nod bon einem 6rieoen6ridter ei0Iid] iiber
ben Gorfau OernOnImeu m0roeu. Die 9uffs
baben Die Sludt er9rifien, meroen aber obue
3meiiel balb eingefangen meroeu.
SOlliiter, Gal., IA. ber.-Adt=
sebn Berionen tpuroen neulid uuter Der Guz
tlage uerbaitet, am 49, September os. So.
einen angeiebenen biefgen Qr;t, Or. Borps
ers, ermoroet Su babeH. Giner Der IHqes
tIa9ten, 2eUi 4leranOer nit gtamen, bat MN
Elm @eitGnortB abgelegt. 0enIna1 bate
Elm geniiier Sobn 3. 8renett ben Gr3t ans
irgenO einem @runOe gebaBt uno Ilsrduoer,
Onie eiren geptiien auorep Srtpin ourb
bic An9abe, baB Bomer8 Elm Srano FILTER lei,
81 iiber5eugen geruuBt, oaB oerlelbe etH ges
iGbrltd)er 0teuid) lei uno aus benz 2Seqe Qel
idafit merben niiiie. Den Roro beginq er
elbf, aber glleran0er uno Srruin paren
9Puoeu neS SerhreheuS lin MN und
aubere Neute in bic Sad)e 5u perptdeln,
purbe cine Serianmlung berufen, su mel
der 10 Yerionen eriaieuen uHb in mel9er
Yretuett bic SolfSjulttj gegen beu ar;t be-
rauSfproerte. yfa6oen ulIe 4npeienoeu in
OQs SOoeaurtbeit eingsItimnt batte1l, ertldrte
Bretpett in oiirreu @orten, oaiielbe lei be-
reil8 rollsogen. Gr Tuhrte Die Qeute mad
oem 8late, mo- er Die geid)e nn einem Baume
auisetniipft bate, unb nadOem Aue ieier,
LID eeidlmoren batter, 9tiemanoen III per=
ratben, trennte f5 Die iaubere SauOe.
goutSotlle, Sp., IA. Nooenlber. .-alf
2ittle, Der iogen. y9eiperabo BON 8reatbitt.
@ountn," iit beute i'm 8unbeaqerift meaen
6alIdung bon 8enionSootumente uHo Bolt
anpeiiungen 5u 16 Sabren 3u1tbaus uerurs
tbeilt noroen. Sittle, Der iebt As Sabre alt
if, bat ni6t meniger, aIS IA DtorSe auf benz
9emiiien; aber trot6em blieb es benz Bun.
oesgerid1t norbebalteu, ibn megen eiues melt
peniqer i6meren SerbredenS uni6aolidl Su
modem. glIS Snabe brahte 2ittle ihon elaeu
Spielfnmeraben I'M, ipdter ermOrbete er brei
8rioer. Seine grOBte u6elSeHtbatn oous
bradlte er, ais er einen franten, oerfriippelten
Dtanu aus benz Bette 3errte uno bu6ftdbltd
nit Eu6tritteH t6btete.
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gleip.@ prfer Vadlrthte,r .

9teD q orr, IA. gtoU. - Die Boli5e'
fnH0 beute 6rau Gbrifina 5rte, bic 80 -idbz
rice Satin Oe5 GraOeUr5 Gilbert 6rib, iolUle
iGre beiOen &iuOer toot i'm Bette in tbrer
8oBuuug, Sir. 1873, grauofraBe. Die DO
bel IN Dem 3immer mareu QrmieIig unO Is
fauo fd) teiue Spur Don 2eben8mittelu Dor.
Die Trau bate fd5 unb ibre 5pei &iuOer,
gilbert p uuO gliiabetb Sabre alt, nit Gps
aHcali uergtitet, peIde8 Der Dtaun mad 0auie
gebrodlt. 3ahelbe ruiro in Oem Geiddite, in
melhem er arbeitet, gum QeBeu gebraudt.
Gugebid iou Elm leidter Streit 3miiheu ben
gatten Die llyia6e Der idredIideu Gbut &C.
peen ieiH. gilbert 6rie If III Biirttemberg
geboreH, ieine 6rau tOmmt aus GprOl.
- 2lu Samltags@ Abeuo fduo I'M pgOu5z
Glub" inter oem 8oriit uou gSbttelam 3tetO,
6erausgeber Der ,8ribiiHe," Elm 8antett 81
gbreu 8artboloi'5 itatt.
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Rofinadbrtd,ten o,,s gRfttelar,erif6

banana, ,. yioO. 9a5 9atret,
tpelGe8 Die grridturg BON 3OubauierH bier
un0 in Colon bonn /. DECEMBER alb auoroHet
unO bier 10 groBe llnrube er5eugt bat, ujrb
inter gepiiieu &erbdltHiiien Uielletdt gar
nitt 5ur 2luSfubrung gelaHgen; ruenn udm.
ltd Die Banana SuHalz z&Ompaguie,n bic
@iienbubugeieuidaft unO 5Dei Saudeute Die
6oteH Der grbaltung Der HattOnaleu Grupz
pen 10 Ian8e garanttren moaen, Bis Die DSaz
HaIz@Ompagnte" ibre &erphi9tungen be3ig=
lid oe8 transports oOu 5ruppeu uuO Boil
3ei auf Dem 6auul uHo Der 6iilf5zg zgiieubQbu
un0 Der Grbaltung Der fir oeu interoceani-
ideu GraHft nOtbpenOiseu 8ruppen, laut
Der Contention BON 1878, erfilt bat. Die
gad)e 1T ireilid erf i'm @erOeu, man boiit
aber, oaB es sur Beieitiguug Der 3oQbau5.
geroronung fommeH rueroe, 0a Der 6anoel5-
itanO neue gelaitun9en 81 ben bereit5 be-
itebenoen unm0glld gu tragen i'm Stauoe 1T.