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Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-10-06
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Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-10-06

All meats delivered from this market thoroughly
chilled Immediately after killing by means Of Bell.
Coleman Patent Dry Air Refrigerator. Meat so
treated retains all its juicy properties and Is guaranteed
to keep longer after delivery than reshy-killed meat
aso-a6a
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-10-06

New York, Sept. IA special
from Gainesville, Ca, of the aIst says !:
Sam Jones' home was the scene of
great excitement yesterday. The evan
gelist was to have closed camp meet
ing last night. The people Of Carters-
vile were awakened early yesterday
morning by terrible crash and the in
mates of Sam Jones' house felt the
building tremble and heard the windows
rattle. AT the same time a man at the
gospel tent several hundred yards dis
tant, saw flash of light in the direction
of Jones residence, accompanied by an
explosion The flash seemed like a
suppressed bolt Of lightning. A crowd
quickly gathered and it was found that
a large stable had been blown up by
dynamite. A charged fuse of cart
ridge was found. No one was injured.
Friday night, in the course of his ser
mon, Jones made very severe attack
on the men who are fanking the pro
hibition law in Gainesville, and it is
supposed that they did the work.
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-10-06
Condensed News.

The famous trotter Goldsmith Maid
died on the a4th ultimo. She was
foaled in 1856 and had record Of
2I4.
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-10-06
New Advertisement.

Light on his airy crest his slender head,
His body short his lons luxuriant spread
Muscle on muscle knots his brawny breast,
No fear alarms him, no vain shouts moest;
Der his high shoulder, floating full and fair,
Sweeps his thick and spreads his pomp Of hair;
Swift works his double spine, and earth around
Rings to his solid hoof that wears the groundGviNstl
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-06
Current Notes.

Diana Ramsey died in Savannah a
few days since, aged 1O4. She was a
slave in the family of Gen. r. Fl. An
derson, nrrsed nearly all the children
and remained with unaltered fidelity in
spite Of emancipation. Since the war
she has been cared for by her old mas
ter's family.
The larvae of butterflies and moths
are called caterpillars those of beetles,
grubs; those Of flies, maggots, and those
of mosquitoes, wigglers. The terms
Larvae, pupa, the bee state is reached by
a very gradual change of form, so that
it is difficult to say where the pupa ends
and the image begins. In fact, a large
number Of insects reach maturity
through an indefinite number of slight
changes. The bumblebee mouths at
least ten times before arriving at the
winged state.
The Manitoba smugglers are shipping
whisky across the line as onions, pork,
flour, fish, or anything that is handled
in large quantities. A recent strike
made by the customs officers amounted
to 1884 bottles of fire water valued at
IS per bottle. It was poured out on
the dry and frosty earth. Crowds OF
drier and frostier men still gather
around the spot and sigh.
Miss Emma French living near Stock
ton, Cal, went into the fields the other
day to shoot geese, accompanied by
her brother. The young Indy carried
a parlor rife, and at time when it was
pointed to the ground, it went off, shat
tering one of her toes. She came into
the city and consulted DR.. Hudson and
submitted to an amputation of the
toe. When the doctor suggested
that she could be placed under the in
fuence of chloroform, she said: emo
if your instruments are sharp I will see
the operation performed" According
~, the toe was removed without a sign
from the young lady to Indicate pain.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-06
A Letter From "Old Tecump.'
From a Washington Letter,

From a Washington Letter.
Captain G. G. Smith, of the treasury
department, lately found among his war
letters the following from General Sher-
man, written soon after his son Willie
died at Memphis:
"Gayoso House, Memphis, Tenn,
October 4, 1863. Captain G. C. Smith
Commanding Battalion Thirteenth U.
S. Regulars: My Dear F1iend-I can
not sleep tonight until / record an ex :.
preston of the deep feeling of my heart
to you, and to the officers and soldiers Of
the battalion for their kind behavior to
my poor child. + realize that you all feel
for my family the attachment of kindred,
and I assure you of full recipocrity.
Consistent with sense of duty to my
profession and officers, I could not leave
my post, and sent for the family to come
to me in that fatal climate, and in that
the result! The child who bore my
name, and whose future I reposed more
confidence than did in my own plan Of
life, now floats mere corpse, seeking a
grave in a distant land, with weeping
mother, brother and sisters clustered
about him. For myself, I ask no sym
pathy. Oh! no, I must go and meet
soldiers fate, or live to see our coun-
try rise superior to all factions, till our
flag is adored and respected by ourselt
and by all the powers on earth.
"But Willie was, or thought he was,
a Sergeant in the Thirteenth. Ihave
seen his eye brighten, his heart beat,
as he beheld the battalion under
arms, and asked me if they were not
real soldiers. Child as he was. he lad
the enthusiasm, the pure love Of truth,
honor and love of country which should
animate all soldiers. God only knows
why he should die thus young. He is
dead, but will not be forgotten till
those who knew him in life have follow
ed him to that same mysterious end.
"Please convey to the battalion my
heartfelt thanks, and assure each and
all that If III after years they call on rae
or mine, and mention that they were OF
the Thirteenth regulars when Willie
was sergeant, they will have key to
the affections of my family that will
open ell it has; t1at we will share with
them our last blanket, our last crust
Your friend, ". T. SIBERIAN,
"Major General"
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-06
-
BALLADE OF THE DANCE

The ebbing music dies away
Delightful, glorious, divinen' 80
You hear the eager walters say,
Breathless from "Ehren on the Rhine"
On fair flushed cheeks the soft lamps shine
And laughter low and sweet sly glances
With the soft tide Of talk combine
Between the dances. :
And here and there in pretty groups
The dancers rest about the room;
To whisper low the gallant stoops-
The dim conservatory's gloom,
Its shadows and the faint perfume,
Congenial to the old romance is:
And many brave man meets his doom
Between the dances.
In lightsome cadence glad and gay
The ripping tide of talk flows on
The reigning waltz, the latest play,
The last new tale by such . one:
The Church and politics they shun
And 1'what the attitude of France H.
But hearts are lost and heart are won
Between the dances
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-06
Various Paragraphs.

l'ho Shakers of South Union, La.,
one of the thirteen Shaker Communities
in the United States, own 10000 acres
in one Of the best parts of Louisiana.
The raising Of turkeys seems to, be
one Of the great Industries Of California.
One man near Casmalia, that State,
raised 1000 turkeys this Season. realiz,.
ing 5000 from their sale.
DR.. Henry Leonard, Of Toledo, has
been stuying up the history, uses and
abuses Of lice. He has; discovered that
sailors believe certain number of body
lice, or graybacks eaten in jam or jelly,
will cure the liver complaint: Some Of
the Northern tribes of Indians regerd
the fat head louise as q most delicate and
savory morsel. They. spend much. of
their time picking them: off of each
other, the picker getting one-half tho
game for catching it,.
The Bibliotheuue National Of Franco
according to the annual. inventory just;
completed, contains $500 ,O0O volumes.
In the cabinet Of manuscripts are 49,
UoU Volumes alQ IAtk,UUO II6ucu. anus
foreign coins of all periods.
Baron A. de Rothschildl is having
built one Of the largest steam, yachts,
that was ever constructed. She is,246,
feet long and II feet; beam, andl the
speed expected is fourteen. and one-half
knots. She will be ready for saa, By
June, and. her name will. be. Eros:
The Rev. A E.. To1tart is trying. to
build: a chursh at Gettysburg as a
thank-offer to- God for: bringiagthe, war
to a.elose. Rtwill be under the auspices
of the Episcopal church, but free 10 all,
and will be- called "lhe Church Of tho
Prince of Peace" Mr. Tortart has
utilized tbs, touching story Of a. Rhode
Island drummer boy, who, died on
Round Hsp, from fever induced by ex-
haustiox In forced marches to reach the
field Of Gettysburg for the battle, in the
organization Of busy-bee societies to
raise money for the church. The boys
shattered drum was left on the field
and was taken by farmer aud used as
a beehive.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-06

A roll of bills amounting to $4,000
supposed to have been washed ashore
from some wreck was picked up recent
" by a person living in Black Rock,
Conn. =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-24
Ar,crtcnn Hnni.er. ir counrli.

10y ititEib pL 70 ne l'lhpdicA.l
lDCAGO. September 25.-Ihe eiev-
cnth annual session Of the American
Bankers Association began here tins
morning with very large attendance
There are fully 500 representatives Of
banking interests and from every leading
ci;y n the Jnicn present. The meeting
was called to order by LYMAN j. Gage.
O. th.s city. president Of the Associa-
uCa. who delivered al address touch
ire upon The siiyer issue and other mat
iers likely 10 engage the attention Of
1he delegates. The Executive Council
offered the following
Ecsoirtd. That Il Is the sense Of the
Convention that the coinage Of silver
collars UuaeT the compulsory law OF
ISIS D. detrimental 10 the best interests
# tie people and dangerous TO the
welfare Of he Government. and hat
lhe law should be Immediately sus-
pended and reml,n'Inoperatiye until an
international agreement Of commercial
utuous shall give substantial assu-
rance a. 20 the future relation
Of gold and silver u money.
Colonel vs.. L. Trenholm. Of Charlie
;on. :. G.. opened the discussion ID
favor Of TIE resolution. Ny Hs- oi
Montreal. followed with paper citing
The views ~ Canadian bankers. Logan
&. liuray. Or New ) 0fh. spoAe iavoring
Il. d
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-24
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,i'y tniegra ph 20 TIE Disfasc5.i
HIGHLAND. September cs--j.e5 =.
N-1he Ctnests turned sandy Hook
lghiship. the Gnishar point. st
5000. the wind allowing iorty-sve
miles 30 hour from the nofshwest:
weather cloudy and heavy sea ca. The
Daan,lcss Is noV here 10 sighi.
NEW YORK, September 23.-The
Genesis SO, all the weather she wanted
on her race for the Trenton 's-f.ecf esp.
On The return trip she sighted the
Families of Block Island with her
rigging damaged. The DaanileSs WIS
then twc-, ~ miles from the lightshlp.
which was the stake-bost. and forty
miles behind the cutter. shortly after
passing Moniauk Point a cyclone set IN.
The British captain had bis wish 81 last.
About I O'Clock this morning he was
compelled 10 take in ms topsail. Aad q
few minutes after had 10 house his
topmss;. ~ $40 be took in a reef in
his muinssl. 1T 6.l9 the gale bad IN
creased with such intensity that her jib
Was blown TO ribbons. The sea was
running high. and tie greater part Of
the tine the cutter was al under
as'er. save her westher-quarter, 10
winch tie crew clung every tlme
,he shipped wave. Her mainssh
WIS wet half way up 20 the
csf. anu when she plunged hesdlong 1t
Was thought that each moment would
be her iast. Atli.+0 Flre-lslsnd Light
was aheom, and the seas were Eppa-
renuy rolling mountain high. The cut
Ter took iu her staysaii at J > o'clock and
reciedit. The gale had increased 20 much
that one Of tie '.ene l. : crew was flung
20 tie deck and Knocked unconscious.
Another was wash partially over
board. bu VS. caught IN time 20 save
ms lie. lie cApei with a broke1
ankle. Another had BIZ head cut opea
by berg struck with al iron ring, and
another had D., finger Drl.en. At $50
she VBs close-Iecto. az. an hour later
She was almost opposite Long Beach.
suil IiurE.ng irieht,ul.Y. AZ i.4j she
vas ABREAST ST Rocsswsy Hotel, aud
she hcaceG ny Sandy Hook ighiship.
g hich She fosntci ut $3.50. Her
sciua ti.e va ., .oi. hey official
tine W : ..l..4U. The psHutless was
lot seen after she was li-cerned of
Block Island 70 IS supposed 81 gave
- the race and entered Newport IN
consequence OF the Storm which was
p Eing. The renests was admirably
handled throughout the race. and has
proved heT virtues IN heavy sea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-24
THE CAMPAIGN.
SOUTHAMPTON DEMOCRACY.

a spi.Desd s,ernna- srfrors. Ma,rrs. Jones.
npo Rirhsre D.. B~trn. sprnh.
Correspondents OF the Richmond Dsspstch-l
JERTsALHM. VA. Sept. 81. 1885.
This being our regular County-Ccurt
day here the people generally turned
out. Notwithstanding the equinoctial
threstenings and showers.
Ii had been announced that the gal
liant and popular editor Of the STATE.
Richard +. Beirne. and other distin-
episbed speakers, would address our
people on the issues Of this campaign,
and, with their Characteristic fidelity
20 true Democracy and to the true sons
Of Virginia, the citizens Of Southampton
crowded TO OVERLOOKING the spacious
courthouse.
William J. Sebrell. ESQ.,. The Demo-
cratic nominee for the Honse OF
Delegates from this county. after
pleasant and Nell-received introduction
by Dr. james T. Bryant. chairman Of
the Democratic Executive Committee
ST this congressional district. led OF in
sn excellent speech, exposing the cor
ruptioD Of Republcsnism. and contrast
Ing she merits ard claims OF the two
parties and their respective candidates
row posing before the voters Of Viz
GINA ard asking their suffrage.
lis speech was sound. able. and we'll
delivered. and his elegant allusions TO
the claims and character OF the honest.
chivalrous Fitzhugh Lee. as well as his
explanation Of his position on local and
general issues. brought forth storms Of
applause from tie honest voters aud
taxpayers Of Southampton. Colonel
Marius Jones. OF Gloucester. fine
stumper. followed Mr.. Sebre.l in q
speech Of merit and original Wit. in
which be severely though Justly a.
rnigDed MAhoDe's Aitoruey-Genera
Frank Blair. and other followers Of Ma
bofe.
Then came the comprehensive and
able speech Of Mr. Beirne. IN which he
thoroughly surveyed the political situa-
ton and attacked bOssism. venality,
ard debauchery Of public trust ID all rs
hidc0us forms.
Captain z. :. Marshall. Democratic
candidate Tor Congress from this dis
uic, last iall. concluded IL al excellent
speech.
Grcot enthusiasm and interest were
displuyed throughout tae meeting.
which ,as.od for several hours.
Our people vii give Lee . grand ova-
iicn upon his visit here On October
Goth. Tie Democrats Of the county
are thoroughly aroused.
Tie crops throughout this county
and section have suffered much from
he pfousc;ed drought. and the peanut
uop especially has been greatly cut
hort. SIGNET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-24
MOTHER KAg CLOUD.
frinse ilszasarr's t5rruiEr-tscrss ixciss-
rDshI ~ csnstn us,sspIs.- usA me Status
Cue Sc Fr-srTvrd.

frinse sszasarr's tirruinr-tsoss ixciss-
fD.nl IN csnstn ..s,sopIs- usn me s-atus
Cue Sc FrrsrYv-d.
liiy cable 10 the n;Epateh.l
LoNIoN, September 23.--An uneasy
feeling prevailed on the Paris BourSe
to-day. Rumors are current 70 the
eject that serious disorders have oc-
Cured IN MaceGouiH. Russian news
papers consider the situation ia the
Balkans as becoming more critical
every day. and they doubt the possible
~ Of restoring the status gro.
Prince Alexander has issued Il CIR
cglar 10 the Powers. in which be an
DouDces the union Of Eastern Roumella
and Bulgaria. tie SAYS be bRs ac-
cepied tie popular election IN no hos
tie spirit to Turkey. tie recognizes
The SUltan's suseraiuty. and holds HIM
self responsible for the public security.
BE asks the Powers 10 intervene IN
order that The union NAV be recognized
as al accomplished fact. otherwise the
people sie resolved TO do everything
that hes II then power TO uphold the
Union.
Prince Alexander has also sent re-
speciful dispatch 20 the Satan Of Tar
kcy asking him TO recognize the union.
AT C0nstanunople there Is great ex-
ciiement over Tie situation. fhe Sui
tan presided at a courcl which was
called on Sunday last 10 settle the ques-
uon G. sending troops 10 Roumelis.
Fcuuing . cecIsi0n several baitalions
81 troops have been ordered 70
concentrate on The Roume.ian from
ter. The Cabinet was divided on
the question Of sending force
70 hOumCiiR. Some Of the Ministers
were II favor Of dIspatching iron-clads
With troops to Boorehss. seaport
town Of Eastern boumelia. and OF
burr!me forward other divisions
by tne way OF Adrianope and
Macedonia. Other members Of the
Cabinet thought It'd; the s'rner,
Of tie Bor.in treaty should be
consulted before airy decisive steps are
taken. The Ambassadors Of the treaty
powers a. Coustantinople were consult
Cd by the sultan. hut they md re-
Cei'od 10 orders from their govern
4 eLts as 90 what course they should
pursue. II accordance with the wishes
OF She Sultan they have asked Cor ~
supcilons.
CoNsTANTINOPLE. September %
The Porte has issued q CIRCULAR 20 the
siensiory Powers Of the treaty OF Ber-
IN protesting that the conduct OF Prince
Ale1auce' Of Bulgaria 10 relation 20
The rising IN Roumcliu Is in violation Of
the stipulation Of TIE treaty of Berlin,
and declaring that the Sultan has re-
solved on cttoeut action 20 carry out
t1e rights q ihe Porte contained IN
Article l1 Of TIE treaty, winch provides
thar ID the event of the Internal or cx-
t,rnal security Of Eastern kouIae'is
beng threatened The Porte. after not-
fyiIg the Powers OF the cSirenc.es that
require il. may send Ottoman troops
into the province
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-24
Y stet.TamlneirE la.l..n-rnn.



WASHINGTON. Scp.embC o.
= his city j. suffering wa,er-fam.ne.
A break Of seven OF eight square feet
n size has occurred II the principal
nam IN Georgetown. and materials are
Dot al hand with which 20 make imme-
ciaie repairs. The city is receiving
only half supply Of water to-day. al
q which Is absorbed by the occupants
Of The lover portions. Materials for
repairing the break have been sent FOR,
aid may be expected within two or
ihree Gays. IL Is found that the valves
Inch were designed 20 shut Of the
water from the damaged main IN emer-
gcncies OF tins nature. leaving the other
mains 10 serve the city a. best they
could. are noi II working condition.
and il Is probable that when the repairs
xTe begun the water VII be entirely
shut Of in order 10 clean the damaged
man. DweIlers upon higher grounds.
including about one half Of the city.
who are entirely without water. are
loud IN their complaints Of those IN au-
thority who ere responsible for the con-
diuon or things. Chief-Encineer Gro
mn, OF the Fire Department. SAYS that
in case Of fire the situation would be
alarming.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-24

safety Of the vessels or their precious
cargo, however. either at the Navy or
Treasury Department, as the yes sells are
stsunch and strong and are IN charge OF
able and discreet officers.
The signal corps stationed ct Poy-
ner's Bill. y. c.. reports that Inc
three-mnsted schooner Ada ,. WHIT
ney, Of Thomasson. Me-. Captain j..
Gllchrist. from Boston. bound to
Brunswick. Ga, in ballast. had her
sails blown away and came ashore at
10 noon yesterday three miles south
OF Poyner's Hill life-sasing station.
The crew Of seven men were saved
The vessel is now breaking up The
wind Is north and the surf high.
Fourtb-class postmasters appointed
today: North Carolina--smith 5
Ford. John {. Turner /; Alabama-5un-
tersville. Henry Wall Mississippi
English Point. julia A. Singer.
Friends Of Mrs. parnell, the mother
Of Charles Stew art paTDell, are pushing
her claims 10 a pension from the United
States on account Of the services Of her
father. Admiral Stewart, known as
:" Old IrOnsides.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-24

WEE yprg sr,ck s.RxFr.


NV YoIE. Sep,eEnsef ~ There was
q good csal ~ dDaiH Ia hnt ttfHs-' ih's
n.tfutnn ~ 20 Ust nOE nsrch iir fsHfo@d
PRESIDENTS had accom- iais'.s'f ~ ser ',.'''s
inE ~ Can ni.seici5ef finA oinrr afe'tt
Cay J he lui,.isuft f,n t..si ctit> v ere -tiife
hat cont ictsnz. ard tiIrg al-o otHcfr,i'
nlt8s uf ~ ffistn D.. tRts ststisiscsfie tes'e
lasi Diaht sld lhis morning ~ ussis.i''ts 81
The Getting. Ahatc7cr sftfilSlaiahg sor''t
The ueWs REGARDING tl1t tnestifg ulh, ~ g
Ind upon opening pslces vas inasefiaiat
hidtC b. cfiersn iva ton on The liart OF
snIne prominent n.sAipusstors ~ lrediug
kfuehs toT VA BdfE1re 20 make The most
Issssi5.e out 81 the situation. the re<uii ~
a. higher. and ~ She carIy saa ms
here WHs q si4N further advance ia a
lew a me lrAcirE Shares respectfully New
! ok Ccrtrsl. y Lich op-nai up and POE
ffUn The opening UDetsrson. l1e advance
Vss M .Iirl lsec fof 90. y shoff tiiae. sud
NHs foiiaN go by auck reaction aud sfp-
fef ufut ftVrrlslneek. To ectiVlfN tnat
uct on fsused tise Crit tiausac.iuts si7p
~ hsiu,u. although there wee spuris a.
excitement aufing the forenoon. borrowed
h, Ern.rhl isiiosNnss -. NllicL c'caris ulus
lfnfea tAHf tie brokers' were abe 40 ere-
cute DIR much ln~trr tEan ther were
supplied T., CCiside uuU. pnaiors. Al min
dos acffVe stocks wffc general. sapai J
lower fian ths highest ~ the fo,fnoon.
ffta.ci ~ Pau hna NnsOn Racine bsd
q dca CnIy each ana fofthse-isrn
a iinc' iunul "a 3 IA fhe afternoon Wa ioi-
ioN 90 lfy ~ ntNo0 weakness and the .oHt'st
prices 81 the day weie EcDlfa.i3 insoe
rlsaII = o. IA hring however. oaiv ffac-
fiunni'v hover Liu The ~ ittEv lGoi ttions.
Ia BE- ssi huuf me rlaIkr; was very doH
iti srlifg and CLOSED aul and sru Al ~
fteuinf prices - cnralmfoe win hast eve
Iug lDnl stocks barely held thcif own.
&c Gsrrgefs were rrt'. i.aka >nf're ed
10 THE point Of crtiyIg, ard was = nigner:
New urk Gfu "a c,~c3 on.y higher
ehisIu fuinI WIS the wesges; AiocE On
rutI'ois of wa rsies Win TIE "a tinscrc and
Nhlo Tie rum0Ts agrporiec 10 come FROM
slHnh.
BALTIMORE
MaITlMoRE. 5, p,embef 2S.-Nirg iuis Os
coz .oA 81. pasi due coupons. sa. new
It-sps q, IS !, new So as4. bid to-day.