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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-21

THE new rule for signalling the
steamers comes in force to.mor-
row. When the steamer is first
sighted Lucas's whistle will blow
three times, when passing Coco
Head twice, and passing the light
house once.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-21

HIKoNA, aunt of II. M. Queen
Emma, died yesterday at rather
advanced age. The funeral took
place this afternoon from st. An
drew's Cathedral, the Rev. Alex.
Macintosh officiating.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-21

The annual meeting of the Kapio-
lani Park Association will be held at
the Armory Thursday January goth
at 10 O'Clock.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-21

OFFICER Mehertens captured an
other opium smoker this noon at the
wash houses near the Chinese theatre.
Jdehrtens went very stealthily into
a'room where he saw a Chlnamah
lust finishing smoke, land commence
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-21

PEOPLE residing on Liliha street
and in the neighborhood of Palama
complain of frequent Interruptions of
their water supply without notice.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-21

THREE DRINKS in the Police Court
this morning had to pay SIS each.
Wailau, a young native boy, for
truancy, was remanded until to-mor-
row morning.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-21

The Rt. Rev. Bishop Willis left
by the Kinau yesterday for o three
weeks parochial tour on Hawaii.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-21

The S. S. Alameda is due from
San Francisco tomorrow morning.
Looks out for three blasts from
Lucas's whistle, between half-past
seven and eight o'clock.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-21

A BAY illy branded S on nigh hind
quarter, and p. X. on off hind quar-
ter has been found See adv.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-21

Lyons & Levcy will hold their re-
gular cash sale tomorrow morning
at 10 O'Clock, selling amongst other
things dry goods and household fur
niture.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-21

Mr.. A. Ku has been appointed
Postmaster for the district of Koo-
laupoko, on this Island, in place OF
Hon. Asa Kaulia, resigned.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-21

ing to clean his pipe. The officer
pounced upon him and he now
languishes behind the bars of cell
at the police station.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-21

PICTURE frames of any kind made
to order, large variety of mould
ings to select from. King Bros
Art Store. 921 st.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-21

LEWIS & Co. will have a lot of
good things arrive by the Alameda
tomorrow. If you wish to obtain
any YOU must call early at their store,
or leave your orders beforehand
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-21

Four families of the newly arrived
Portuguese immigrants were shipped
this morning by the Lehua for the
Waiakea Mill Co. Hilo, Hawaii.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-21

The band will play at the Immi-
grafton depot this afternoon from 3
until 5 O'Clock.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-21

The members of st. Andrews
Cathedral Choir are requested to
meet for practice this evening at 8
o'clock.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-21

MEssRs. Hackfeld & Co. offer for
sale a quantity of patent iron filter
presses.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-21
DEPARTURES.

Stmr Mokolii for Windard ports
Stmr Lehua for Windward ports
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-21

PROF.. Wayland and wife accom-
panied by Col. c. II. Judd, left for
Kauai yesterday. His Majesty was
on the wharf to see them depart.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-21
Dwelling House to Let.

sss. a The premises now occupied
sfss1sgSSsssS,a by Judge McCully, on Bere-
is s:sStssssS tauia street, in Auloukahua,
will be rented after the lst OF February,
1875, at reasonable rates. The house is
commoiiuu'. AMI the ouihouses con.
venieat The grounds are well lantcd
with trees and shrubs. Enquire of
603 If 3. b. DOLE.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-21
LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

The road on Union street opposite
the Bell Tower and the British Club
has been repaired.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-21
SUN. MOON AND SEA.
OCEANIC S. s. co,

ron SAN FRANCISCO.
Alameda. Leaves Honolulu. Jan. 81
Mariposa. ...Leaves Honolulu, Feb. Id
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-21
ARRIVALS.

Stmr JAS Makce from Kauai & Waianae
Schr Rainbow from Koolau
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-21

tory at Oahu College were opened
yesterday, and found to be as fol-
lows: G.. w. Lincoln, Sill, $50;
George Lucas, 81, 095; e. B.
Thomas, SS,964. The latter has
been accepted, and Mr.. Thomas will
commence work tomorrow morning
by carting out bricks to the spot.
a REPORT having been circulated
round town this noon that riot had
taken place at the leper hospital,
Kakaako, the BULLETIN reporter
went out there to ascertain the truth
of the rumor. 1t appears that DR..
Webb read out his list of those who
are to be shipped this afternoon to
Molokai. Soon afterwards Waianae,
big native and one of the worst
cases in the place, finding he had
to go, got a large, heavy whip and
with four other men stood at the
gate and said no person should enter
or go out. HOLSTERS wagon drove
up with quantity of medicine, but
could not get in. The police were
telephoned for and arriving shortly
afterwards, Waianae was locked up.
He soon quoted down and is now as
meek as n lamb. When lepers are
shipped away there is always such
trouble. DR.. Webb remained there
all the time, not being in the least
afraid Of himself, but more for the
sisters sake. We accompanied DR..
Webb through the buildings, and
saw some very bad cases. The poor
lepers looked very glad to sec the
doctor and he had kind word for
all, which cheered them up. He is
very much thought of by the poor
patients. About forty will be
shipped this afternoon by the Moko-
lii. The greater portion of them
appear to be glad to go.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-21

VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Stmr w G Hall for Windward Ports
Schr Haleakala for Pepeekeo
Schr Rainbow for Koolau
Schr Leahi for Koholalele
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-21
NOTICE..
TO LET.
New Cottage to Let.

A NEW COTTAGE, corner of Pensa-
N cola and Knau streets; four rooms,
kitchen, bath. and pantry. Water laid
on. HealihN,location. Terms reason
able Enquire of Lyons & Ltyey, or
w. O. ATWATER,
92l 2w Govt Bull ling.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-21
no LET.

,.A&A q AT Palama, near Reformatory
ESsrasS:'j( School, a new and commodious
sssszss-.sSssssicottag Suitable for a family.
Has never been occupied. Easy terms
TO good tenant.
Good siahling, servants rooms, and
large yard.
JOHN ROBELLO,
On the premises, or j. Il. WIsEMAN, 81
Merchant ST. Honolulu. $50
The river press., 1885-01-21
Here Is Richness for You !!

The following is from The St. Louis
Republican and will be duly appreciat-
ed in this section: Hon. w. B. Settle,
Of Fort Benton, and democratic mem
ber Of the Montana legislature, was at
the Laolede hotel yesterday, having
returned from Washington, but more
recently from Kentucky. where he visit
ed Hon. John G. Carlisle, speaEerof the
house Of representatives. Mr.. Settle is
a Virginian and went to Montana in
1880 from Kentucky. He has been
quite prominent in politics'in the terri
tory and was rendered judicial nomi-
nation on the democratic ticket last
summer, but declined on his personal
interests demanding his attention, He
is now on his way to Helena, as the
legislature meets in q few days. He
says Montana is prospering rapidly and
is being populated with an intelligent
and thrifty class Of people,
The river press., 1885-01-21
Another Old Timer Gone.

A telegram from John Largent, of
sun River, yesterday. announces the
death Of John Kerler The dispatch
contained no further particulars, but
his death must have been very sudden.
as |. 6. Baker & Co. received letter
from him bearing date January 18th,
When he was apparently well.
Mr.. Kerler was we'll known through
out Montana and the northwest having
resided here fora great number of years.
a few years ago he was trading up on
Frenchman's creek, a tributary of Milk
river; supposing he was across the in
ternational boundary, he procured his
goods in Canada, but by mistake he had
located his post three miles this side of
the line. Abel Farwell, Of unsavory re-
putation in this section, becoming aware
OF the fact, and presumably in the inter-
ests Of his employers, informed on Ker-
Ter, and his entire stock was confiscated
and sold. He was afterwards in the en-
ploy Of L. G. Power & Bro, and was for
some time in charge of their trading es-
tablishment near Fort Macleod-we be-
lieve at old Fort Kipp. He resided in
Fort Macleod and vicinity three or four
years, when he went to SUI River
where he has since made his home.
Mr.. Kerler had hosts OF friends. He
was quiet and unobtrusiye. Being Of a
scientific turn of mind he could, by
close observation, determine the ap-
proach of storms, and his weather pre-
dictions were usually verified. He was
a practical surveyor, and was in the en-
joyment OF good income from his work.
His family, we believe, is residing in
Milwaukee, Wis.-at least be has bro
ther who is prominent business man
in that city. Mr.. Kerler's death will be
deeply regretted by his old friends and
The river press., 1885-01-21

Mrs. >. w. Phinney left yesterday on
lne Billings coach to join her husband
at cottonwood, Meagher comfy.
We have learned that wedding took
place last evening, but as our society
reporter was not present we are unable
TO give the particulars.
Tom Shannon while cutting ice for
theOyerland hotel yesterday fell into the
riverand narrowly escaped BEND drown
ed. lie swan the length of the pool
ana was taken out none the worse for
his ducking.
We have received copy Of the holi-
day number of the Minneapolis Tribune.
The edition consists of twenty four
pages, and is filled with interesting in
formation relative to the business and
growth Of the phenomenal city Of Min
neapolis. 1t is well worth perusal.
The cold weather this winter has in
creased the consumption offuel. While
we hear Of no advance in the price of
wood, coal has gone up to S14 and SIG
per ton. We know of a number of Deo-
pie who do not propose to pay the ad-
vanced price, and are taking down their
coal stoves and substituting wood burn
ers
Peter Moan, known as "Windy," is
in very critical condition and is not
expected to live. He has been sick for
some weeks and is now confined to his
bed. Being in destitute circumstances
subscription paper was started for his
relief yesterday, and was pretty gener-
ally signed, parties giving amounts
ranging from fifty cents to five dollars.
The river press., 1885-01-21
Commissioners Meeting.

An adjourned meeting of the commits
sicners was held to-day and the follow
ing tax levy made: Territorial | mill
county, 7 mills; school, 5 mills; road, 2
mills; poor, 2 mills; total, 15mills. The
assessor was instructed to assess stock
cattle at S22 head, sheep at $3.50, and
stock horses at S35.
The river press., 1885-01-21
Bank Officers.

The old board of directors OF the First
National bank was reelected on the
18th, except John Hunsberger. DR..
Frank Atkisson being chosen instead
The officers Of the bank for the ensu-
ing year are w. G. Conrad, president; !;
j. w. Power, vice president; e. G.
Maclay, cashier; r.. A. Luke, assistant
cashier.
The river press., 1885-01-21
Notice. .

strayed from Roosevelt's field, near
Fort Benton, two dark bay horses about
III hands high. Both have off hind
foot white and small star in forehead.
a suitable reward will be paid on deliv-
cry Of animals to NJ. J. Leaning, Fort
Benton d&w
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eeSn gau3 stalien berrlht ni6t ae=

= Sn gang Stalien berri9t nidt gez
ringe Mufregung iiber bic 5ablrei9en
@fan0ale, wel6e fiir3li9 in elerifalen
&reiien ans Sagesli9t gefommen 1in6.
Sn Marceliiena, einem 9orfe i'm gforben
bon Stalien, erifa6 bor ni1t LANCER
3eit elm &iiiter, Namens progetti, einen
@eiifli6en, welder nit ieiner (p,'s)
5rau oapongelaufen unb li6 BON oerz
felben 5u trennen meigerte. Sn benz II
Meilen bon Neapel belegenen po3sone
erita6 Der 8iirgermeifter oes Srtes
einen pfarrer, Der bes griteren S9De-
iter perfiibrte. Sn Marineaa, 1tabe
@ibita 8ec9ia, ma6te Elm Gapitdn alr
See, yfamens @ellio, bic gntbefung,
baB spii6en feiner Grau, ieiner 5odter
unb benz Srtspfarrer bodft unlautere
8e5iebung:n beitanben. @e0io erfa9
feline Grau NIT einem Stilet, lieB aber
ben 8erfiibrer ungel9oren; ct tpurbe au
fiinf Sabren @efdngniB perurtbeilt.
Sn 8ia 2ungara BEL &om puroe elm 20
Sabre alter @eiftli9er, Namens Mnselo
Sarbi, berbaftet, neil er eine Sungfrau,
meld)e ii6 ieinen Wiinl6em ttid5t fiiste,
ita9. Sies 1T eineNnaabl Der i9limm=
fen Berbre6en, tuelbe BON @eiitli6en
periibt merben iinb. uno bat li1 Der 8ez
p6lferung elm iol6es @efibl bes Nb>
f6eus uno Mibtrauens gegen ben @ierus
bemd6tist, baB man nit golfsgeri6ten
brobt. So nirb BON autbentii1er
Quelle beri9tet, baB ein Cardinal NIT
groben S6pierisfeiten bieie Sfanbalz
sei9i6ten benz papite bOrgelest bat,
mel6er ba6ur6 in ni6t geringe 8eiiir=
aung berfebt uurbe; er beorberte fofort
cine nnterfu6ung oer Nnselegenbeiten
un6 erfldrtc, oaB gii6ts nngetban gez
laiien merbe, um bic Stride. tpelbe
bur6 iolde 8ertreter S6aoen leiben
miirbe, bon bieien gu beireien. Die
italienii6en Greibenfer frobloden ielblts
perodnblid ilber 6ieie elerifalen Sfan=
balgei6i9tsn.
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cages Nemi8feitem.
SnIanb.
Mm gDeihuahtstaae perld,mo,

= Nm Weibna9tstage beri6tpano
potmeiiter 5mptb bon Sabannab.
Gin NngeiteGter bes poitbepartements
unteriu9te einige Sage fpdter Bii9er
unb &ai1e uab fano elm 9efiait bon
$500. 9lm 2. felte fi6 Smptb in
Waibington Elm, lieferte bic Summe
benz Departement aus unb eradblt, oaB
er nit mebreren Sauienb Dollar in ber
Saf6e an Die Spree" gerietb une erit
tpieber our 8eiinnung fanL als er fi9
in Stem Sort befanb.
= Srei Geiienbe betraten fiir3li9 in
Buffalo Die Merfitdtte Der vglettriiden
2iht=@ =@ompagnie" um ii9 bic Mai1i=
men ansuieben. Ser Cine beriibrte cine
Der grOBen 9pnamo Mai9inen uno
muroe auf ber STEELE get6otet. Nls
man bic 2ei9e entfernen tuollte, blieben
groBe Stiide Der Qaut an ben Glen
itdben bdngen. Die Musfeln tparen 10
suiammenge3ogen bob grme inb 8eine
gana berorebt paren unb Der Gopf
bes unglidli6en 10 melt nod born gez
preBt, oaB bas &inn fait auf Der 8ruit
rubte.
= Mus Wilfesbarre, pa., tpirb be-
ri6tet, baB Der Susquebanna tpdbrenb
Der 9fa9t bonn 2. nm 21 Sub ftieg.
Sie Garmer bringen ibr Sieb aus ben
Meoerungen fort.
= Sn Montana ioa bic &dlte unter
Dem @ieb sroBe 8erbeerunsen anse=
ri9tet baben.
: Treunoe bes Sen. Grant iamz
meln unter ii9 einen Gonb BON 500, =
900, um oas beri6ulbete gigentbum
Grants bon Der 9ppotbef gu entlafen.
= Gin Mob bat einen She'll bes
Sunnel bel 8riftol, Obio, Der BON ben
3iigen Der Baltimore & Ohio 8abn be-
nubt uirb, in bic 2uft seiprengt.
= Ton alien Stdbten oes Norbens
fommen Beri6te iiber ungep6bnli6e
&dlte. Mm 2. mar in st. paul,
Minn., ber fdlteite Sag be1Ien man Ii6
gu erinnern meiB. Ser Sbermometer
aeigte 36, auf menige Stunben au9 40
Grab unter Nu1.
- Glebelanb tpirb feline STEELE als
Gouoerneur bon Nem Oort am 6. Sas
nuar, beim 3uiammentritte Der Stem
Dorfcr Staatsgeiebsebung nieberlesen,
unb Iice : @ouoerneur 9ia miro bann
bas 8ouberneursamt fur ben &eit Der
breiidbrigen gIebelanb'i9en 9mtsSeit,
alio fur Elm Sabr, ii6ernebmen.
QDd1reno man bisber geglaubt bate,
glepelanb merbe in ben 3tpei Monaten
bor ieinem Nntritte bes Yrdiibenten=
amtes iein altes Sungseiellems Quarter
in Buffalo betpobnen, iteat es iid iebi
beraus, baB er oieIe 3eit in Qlbanp
berbringen tuirb. ct bat bort gu bic
lem 3wede auf 2 Monate elm Saus
gemietbet, uuo swei ieiner S6meitern,
eine perpitttpete uno cine lebige, tper.
ben oieiem Sausbalte, pie bonn 4.
Wfdr3 an benz i'm Weiben 9auIe, bor:
| ftehen.
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ers gebriidt. @ioribs fragte iie leiie

9ers georiidt. @}oribs fraste iie leiie
unb 5ueifelnb.
glfe, n,ein altes @6r, no itedlt Du
benns sSn bieier dspptii9en Sin
nib fann man bic 9anO bor Iugeu
ni9t erfennen! Sa, 1mein Deern, bas
bdttef Du tpobl nibt geba9t2
Sa, bas mar Morib tpoblbefannte
@timme. sic itanben in benz fleine1
3mmer; glle fonnte es nod INNER
ni6t begreifen.
Morib, 9u?-S Sbre 3itternben Giu=
ger brannten bie 2ampe an, unb nun
lab iie ibm in's @eli6t.
Sc, i6! uno ct nabm BEN Mantel
ab, auf Dem bic S6neeloden gu idmelz
gen begannen, uno er reidte i6r beibe
6dnbe. Was tpirb er nur tpollen?
Sas frasft 9u 9i6, mie? 9Dlen min
er Sid, Du NusreiBerin; obne Sid
barf i6 mid ni6t mieoer ieben laiien
auf Der Burg.
Sic i6ittelte ben &opf unb iab i'm
feit an nit ben Nugen, bic bon fooiel
Sbrdnen er5dblten. St ld9elte unb
iebte fi6 bequem auf einen 5tubl in
bic Ndbe bes Sfens.
ytur elm paar Sage auf 8efu1, glie !;
Mutter nuB Did fpre9en. sic fonnte
ni1t rei1en, ionft mdre iie felbit getonl=
met; iie 1T nod INNER nidt redt tact
feit-iie mar bod febr franf i'm Jriibz
iabr. Da baben tie mid nun gef9idt.
Sante bat nor ldngerer 3eit an mid
gei6rieben, fagte @lfe.
llno Du baft ibr 6arauf geantipor=
tet, i'd meiB es.
glie NOR rotb geworben. Sd fonnte
tidt anbers, WtoriB.
Weutter mill tpeiter ni9ts bon Sir,
@lfe, aIs 6aB Du nit fommlt; es itebt
Dir fret, ieoen Nugenblid mieber ab5us
reiien.
(Gortiesuns folst.)
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q Il 8 lanh.

= Vismarf fagt in ieinem Unit
tportI6reiben an bic @lberfeloer, tpelde
$4,000 Mfart sur 8eiolbung zines
apeiten DIRECTORS i'm auslpdrtigen Mmt
aufbra6ten, baB er barin Elm 3ei9en
Der uebereinitimmung nit feinett
0anblunsen erblide, unb baB bas 8olt
glei6 ibm, bic @efabr erfennt, tpel6e
Die Maioritdt Beg &ei6stass inbem iie
ale &egieruns ssborlagen befdmpft, fir
oas 2anb bat. gr uirb jeoo9 ben
Gonb ni6t gu benz 3ped Bet 9lnitellung
zines 8eamten, fur tpel9en Der &ei9s=
tag ibm bic Mittel beriagt, bermenben,
fon6ern anoermeitig bariiber berfiigen.
-@inem &orresponoenten erfldrte
8isuard, baB er bur6aus perf0nli6
fein bitteres @efiibl gegen @laoifone
bege. st miiroe li6 allerbings auf
2orb 8eaeonsfielb a1eaeit baben pers
laHen f6nnen, gnglanb in uebereinz
itimmung nit ben iibrigen 9dnoern
@uropas 5u balten, aber mel9es INNER
bic politit @labhones fein m0ge, fir
9euti6lanb iei bies iebr glei6giiltig.-
Wenn Bismard obiges pirflid geiagt
bat, 10 bat er bic @ngldnoer pegen
feines abipre6enben urtbeils iiber
@labfone unb iein &abinet f6erli9
ni6t berubisen, ionbern TN @egentbeil
bat er ibnen seigen tpollen, mie tpenig
er ben Staatsmann unb Diplomaten
@laofpne a6tet.
= Oie beri6iitterungen in Spas
nien bauern an. am 2. CAB es in benz
f6on tbeiltpeiie permiilteten Diitrift
abermals elm @rbbeben, bas nit ben
Sriimmern aufrdunlte. Die @t6Be
tpurben in Saen, Malaga, Bennemar=
gofa, Granada, 9leria &C. peripiirt.
Sn Mrenas Del &ep CAB es 25O Sobte.
Die Stabt Soro 1T san3li6 perlaiien.
= 9uf Der nntergrunb Giienbabn
in Sonbon CAB es am 2. an brei ber=
f6ieoenen Ste0en Opnamit @rploiio=
men; iebo9 1T ber 8erluit bon Men=
i6enleben ni6t gu beflagen. 9ie
grplolionen ereigneten ii9 apii9en
@lomer Street unb Sings GrDB Stas
ton, atpii6en ct. paneras @bur9 unb
Subj Street unb auf Der @lomer Sta
tion. Sic 2i9ter ber Waggons tpurben
ausgel6i9t, SSenfter aertriimmert unb
Die pal1agiere famen nit Dem 56reden
bapDn.
= Sen. @oroon giebt bic 5tdrfe
Weabbi's auf BON 20-80, 900 Mann an.
= 8on benz beuti1en Mfrifa &eiz
ienben ginmalb lino 8eridte einz
getrofen, baB er Die 2ucta 8ap unb bic
ansrenSenben 100000 Morgen 2anb
fiir bic 2iiberib Mniieolung ermor=
ben uno baB er in Sur5em aud nod
tie Nnatonsas s@egenb gepinnen merbe.
= Wien. Sci Der giirgermeifer=
Wabl in Nagerros5i in llngarn purben
ni6t meniger als 6 Meniden get6otet.
Wien. 9lugenblifli6 berrl9en
bier Die i6le6teiten 3eiten, mel6e bic
Gailerltaot an Der 9onau ie erlebte.
9as Darnieberliesen Der @ei6dIte 1T
unerbOrt; 8anferott folst ouf 8anfe.
rott, uno Der Credit ielbit ioliber 9du=
Ter tpirb babur6 ruinirt. 9ie Vergniie
gungslofale itnb wie ausgeitorben, uno
i'm @lan5, tDie in Der 3abl BET io5ialen
6eItlidfeten aeigt li6 Elm be0eutenoer
Nbfal. Ser Safer nit Dem 9of ueilt
in Yeit, uno mas ionit aur 9lriltofratie
geb0rt, bat li6 auf Die 2anofbe auriif=
ge5ogen. Sm 8erslei6 nit frlberen
SDlpeiter eri6eint Wien faft perobet,
unb bic BeD0lferung manifeitirt cine
auffaGenbe gdeOergei6lasenbeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-01-03
saotbe 9aoiea auf blaiien gsauaem.

Jtbtbe JtbieH duf bldheH 0SdH8eH.
Siinnes 8lut, bebeutet f9le6te Sc.
funbbeit. 8iele Wdb9en unb Srauet
ieben aus, als Oh iie ME cine geiunbe
Mablaeit, ober einen munteren Spaaier=
gang eine Meile lang, genohen bdtten.
@rmattung un6 99mdde, baben biefe
trauernoe perfonen in 8eiib. @ebt
ibnen 8rotpn's Sron Bitters, bann
ipirb ibr Blut rein unb reid, nno iie
ner6en sefunb. Grau Sennie Sobnz
fon BON @uaman, Ila., iagt fie nabn1
Bromn's Sron 8itters gegen allgemeine
S6md6e, unb iit furlrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-01-03

- 9ie uSlfa g}urierb" in San Nuz
tonic behauptet niht, nit reiienben
Ngenten fonfurriren 3u lpollen; ober Ie
garantirt, baB ibre 9lrtifel oas linb,
wofiir iie ausgegeben tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-01-03
VIM. CASSIN,
3dntl Ter in @runbeis entb II nj
Grs4kns.la

Office 30. "a eeIebab gtrabe.
8efonSere Anfmerflamfeit mirb benz Raufen
unb 9erfaufen bon Maudes un6 adnoereien in
Gefiteras genibmet.
Sd fenne bic meiifen ber 9dnbereien, bic i1
berfaufe, unb faf ales 2anb ber pefli9en
6ounties.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-07-16

Let us imagine a man about five
feet nine inches in height, his body
nice brown color, covered if he
be masher, with red earth var
nished with oil, his face different
colors and piece of polished stone
through his nose, his hair long and
frizzy, ornamented with birds of
paradise plumes and cockatoo
feathers, his teeth black or red, his
ears weighed down with huge ear
ornaments, his waist compressed to
waspish proportions by large belt
of bark, shell armlets on his arms
and dogs teeth necklace around his
neck, breast ornament of boars'
tusks or pearl shell, a painted
waist ribbon, with long streamers
in front and behind, anklets and
kneelets of colored flax, and a small
netted bag over his shoulder. I'm
agine all this and you have a typi-
cal New GuineaD. The women
match the men. The young girls
wear abundance of ornaments but
after marriage few. They are all
profusely tattooed, and wear a col
ored petticoat which reaches to the
knee.