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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-05-12

erty, while he twangles the Light guitar, -
and realizes long-cherished wish TO visit
Europe aud especially lovely. romantic
Venice. Opposite Mr.. Browns, the mad
stream that tore down Alapai and King
streets hurled number of redwood posts
they had picked mp against the broad fence
around the residence opposite Mr.. Brown
and soon forced an entrance. Then the
yard was quickly filled three feet deep with
water that loated of considerable material
seward. Fortunately the underpinAing TO
the house stood firm, and the house fol-
lowed suit.
OUT TOWARDS WAIKIKI
The food did considerable damage. The
water filled some fish ponds TO overlooking
and when they subsidized the carp and mullet
were left high and dry Oa the road and ad-
jacent fields. Plenty of natives went a-fsh-
ing, with fair success. All the streets above
Beretania discharged the water that fell on
them into the big ditch on the mauka
side OF the latter street, and as the
bed of the railway track on that street is
higher than the roadway, the latter was
flooded for long distance. The ingenious
plan of making dam of Queen street was q
sue cess. The lots on the upper side of
Queen street retained all the water that fell
on them, as we'll as that that ran down from
those at q higher elevation. BY evening of
yesterday large part of the Brown-Castle
lagoon had been drawn Off, and the dry land
began to show itself throughout the town.
In few DAYS the dust will begin to ty and
the watering cart be in requisition.
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Hawaiian Affairs ABROAD.

The New York Times had the follow ing
editorial paragraph in a recent issue: 50 An
interesting letter from Honolulu in a
recent number of Brddstyeet's states that an
iron or steel boiler for the sugar planta-
tions can be imported from Scotland,
paying a duty of 10 per cent, for
about 80 per cent less than one can be i'm
ported from San Francisco duty free.
Transportation accounts, perhaps, for some
of this difference, but enough is left to
throw a strong light on the effect of our
high protective tariff upon these home
industries which seek foreign market.
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DEPARTURES.

MONDATI May IL
Us Hartford, for San Francisco
Stmr Likellke, LOrenzen, for Kahului and way
ports, at pm.
Stmr Lehua, Davis, for all ports in Hamakua
st p.
Schr Waimalu, for Ksiwilahilahi
Am bktne John Smith, Rustel. for San Fran
cisco
Schr Emma, for OlOwalu
Schr Nettie Merrill for Lahaina
Schr WaiIele for AalikO
Schr Ehukai, for Waialua
Schr Kawailani, for Hanapepe, Kauai
Schr Sarah and Eliza, for KooIau
Schr waiehu, for Hanalei and Waimea.
Schr WafOli, for MalikO
Schr Rainbow for KOolau
Strnr Kapiolani. for Eva
Schr ManuOkawai, for KOOlan
British brig Neptune, Cozens, for Humboldt Bay
Am bktne w H Dlmond, HOudlette, for San
Francisco
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CASTLE & COOKE
HAVE
Elk. MENDOZA" and Other Late Arrivals
FromS New York an san Francsc a Large
Ierhan
Plantations, Country Stores and Families,


Vulcan aud Electric nero
Cylinder OIL Albany Compound
Wrought Iron Nails Gvapized Cor
Wire Plain and Perforated Sheet no
Cloths, Centrifugal Rubber Springs
PatentR l. X Hose
inch, Packing round and nat all
Steel Breaking Pows-h
Mole Breaking Pow all sizes Cuhors Horse
make, Goose Neck Lanes
Cutters
Knives, quality; Lawn Movers Road saps
Scales Grindstones all Sizes Axes Aaeh
Shoes Machine Bolts all sizes ard
line;
Planes Of all kinds
all kinds Hammers etc. Paints OILS
and Glass
Rubber Boiled and Raw OIL Valentine Vnshes
Tupenne Oils Chandeliers Glass
Lamps Lanterns variety Stationery and Hollow Ware Medicine
BLUE DENNIS Saud 10 o. at bottom rates
FINE RED SALMON, in barrels
Family
CRUSHED and GRADUATED SUGAR, half barrels
GIANT POWDER POWDER, effective.
GOOdsE xpe perS
PUMPS IN STOCK
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ROYAL COnrfesies.

His Majesty the King entertained at
breakfast yesterday morning, prior to the
sailing of the U. s. S. Hartford, the follow
ing gentlemen Rear Admiral Upshur. Cap
tain Perkins, and officers of the Hartford
His Excellency W. NJ. Gibson, Minister of
Foreign Affairs His Excellency r. N. Dag
gett T. s. Minister Resident; Col. C. P.
Iaukea, Hon. S. G.. Wilder and Hon. H. A.
Widsmann also Major Purvis, Vice Cham
berlain, in attendance.
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At meeting of the Privy Council of state, held
IOlani Palace Saturday. the 9Th instant, at
u O'Clock noon, the following resolution Of con-
dOlence unanimously adopted, on the occasion
of the demise of Her late Majesty, Emma Kale-
leonalanI, Queen DOwaser:
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God to with
draw from this life Her Majesty the Queen Dow
ager, Emma Kaleleonalani; and,
Whereas, Her late Majesty, the Consort OF the
late King, His Majesty Kamehameha W., was
beloved and esteemed by all classes of the Ha-
waiian Nation, on account Of Her patriotic devo-
ton TO tho welfare OF the people
Be it Resolved by His N1aJesty's Privy Council
lors of State, in Council assembled. That in the
death of Her late Majesty, whose royal and do
nestle virtues rendered her beloved by all, the
Hawaiian Nation has sustained a great loss sin
cereIy mourning for which the Council respect
fully tenders an expression Of its deep sympathy
70 their Muiesues the King and Queen, the mem
6crs Of the Royal Family, and the reaty es of the
decreased Queen CURTIS P. IAUKEA,
Acting Secretary.
Ioani Palace May 9. 1885 myI2-d&wIt
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Police Court.
BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BICKERToN. ~.
Nanny Nav 1fb

BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BICKERToN. ~
MONDAY, May 18th.
Six drunks each paid Sc, and two $40,
bail money.
Kalia went to Jail for 4S hours for dis
orderly conduct.
Two Cinnamon were arrested for violating
the Sabbath. Their offense was more tech
nical than real, and they we're therefore
reprimanded and discharged.
c. J. Hansen forfeited sic for assault and
battery.
Kahalau, for the same offense, paid So fine
and 80 costs. His wife was the subject of
the assault.
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A Staten island lady, who has been
married three times, writes to young
lady friend, "Never marry man with
mustache; if you do he'll think more of
the horrid thing than of you"
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The presentation of the beautiful play Of
lone Christmas Eve" last night by the
San Francisco Dramatic Comp any, at the
Music Hall, was satisfactory. The evening
was disagreeable one to be out, and had
its effect upon the size of the audience.
Those who witnessed the play, however,
we're we'll pleased.
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PASSENGERS.

For san Francisco, per bktne W II DimOud,
May 18th: Miles. r ) Lowell, J W POrtsous,
Capt Z D Robbins, wife and child, and Z J Erfudt-
From NIhau and Kauui, per stmr Planter, May
10th; His Excellency 2 kanOa and wife, Miss
n Kua, Capt L @ Jackson, - Scholtz,
Ailuene, g n Wilcox. Rev Wainwright an
wife, 10 Chinese and 20 deck.
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How are you, Smith ? " asked a
Fourth-avenue man of friend he had not
seen for nearly a year. "How are all the
girls Are you as sweet upon Miss Jones
as you used to be ?" ooh, no. I left
that off several months ago. " Have a
quarrel ?'' mo. I married her last
August. "-NeaO York Graphic.
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EXPORTS.

For ssn Francisco, per bktne W H Dimond
May 18th: Castle & Cooke, 4,539 bags sugar; W
@ Irwin & Co. 1852 bags sugar; Brewer & Co, 80
bags sugar; Hyman Bros, 795 bags sugar; Theo
II Davies d Co, 2,744 bags sugar. Total sugar
I1,173 bags. Total tonnage, G6l tons. Domestic
value, S94 ,11s 66.
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BY AUTHORITY.
FOREIGN OFFICE NOTICE.
Brief from His Holiness Pope Leo
XIII. to His Majesty King KRIs-

his majesty Inc King mas received from bis
Holiness Pope Leo XIII. the folio wing brief:
LEO PIP. XIII
Rex felix auguste saIutem. Cum nlhIl vel ac-
ceptius nobis vel jucundius unquam obtigerIt,
guam quod visum est ad propogationem Catholic
niseatones lis exhIbere solemus viris, qui allquid
Operae vel oficii ad Religions incrementum con-
ferunt. Quinn vero Tu, ut NObis renuntiatum est,
non mode sinas eos, qui sacraIn ad Tuas circum-
Christanam RelIgiOnem prOpagare, sed nuIlo
ethan humanitatis OficiO lis deesse sOleas. Nos
amPlissimi Tibi honoris ttulum, graft animi NOstr
testem. deferre voluimus. Quare SINGULAR TIE
teris TIE Equitem Pianum primae Chassis facimus
Instituimus ct renuntamus ct in ornatlssimum
huiusmodI Equitum coetum ct numerum CO.
Optamus PrOinde Tfbi, Rex praestantissme con-
cedimns, ut praeter grande numisma sInistro
vests latsre innexum, magnum eiusdem Ordi
mis- insigne proprium, quod fascia serica cOerulei
coloris duplicl Inca rubra ad utramque Dram dis
uncta duxtero humerO sustIneatur gestare There
liciteque possis ct valeas. Nequod yero discrmen
in insignibus gestandis contingat. appOsitum
schema TIbi tradi mandavImus. Datum ROmae
apud sanctum Petrum sub annuIo Piscatoris die
XIII. Bfartl NJ. d. C. c. c. L. y. X. Y. V, Pen
tIicatus Nostrl Ammo Octave.
NJ. CARD. LEDOCHOWSKI.
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Ten thousand five hundred women bind
English books and 2 1902 assist in print
ing them.
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The funeral Of Her late Majesty, the Queen
Dowager EMMA 'KALELEoNALASI is postponed till
Sunday next, 18th instant.
Funeral services will be commenced at Ka-
waiahaO Church at P. NJ.
The funeral procession will form in accord ance
with the programme previously published, at
p NJ and will move from the church at 2 p NJ.
JNO. o. DOMINIS,
I57-myI7 Governor of Oahu.
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The Sultan of Morocco has just eele-
brated his one thousandth wedding.
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Lease OF Valuable Land.
AUCTION SALE.

AUCTION SALE.
viii sell at Public Auction at the Court House
in the TOWN OF HILO on
SATURDAY, the 3Oth day of June
Next at II O'Clock moor, the lease for TEN YEARS
Of valuable tract OF land in POnahawai, near the
Town OF HiIo, containing 1926 acres more or less
This lend comprises large Of fertile cane
and <alo land. and lies in close proximity to the
town.
Lease at expense Of purchasers.
Upset Price per Annum, $3.50.
H.. SEVERAL nee,
AUCTIoNEER.
HILO, April 30, 1885. I3I-Je3O
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TRANSLATION
leo XTII POPE

o, Hlghly-favored and august King, greeting :
AS nothing ever occurs which is more acceptable
and pleasant to Us than that which shows itself
favorable to the propagation of the Catholic name,
We are accustomed to offer pledges of our good
will TO those who give any assistance
countenance to the furtherance Of religion. Since,
therefore, Thou. it has been related to Us, not
only permlttest these who undertake a sacred
mission to Thy Ocean-girt Islands to propagate
the Christian religion but also dost not let them
lack for any Office of kindness, We have desired
to confer on Thee title of the highest honor, AS a
token of Our gratitude. Wherefore, desiring to
extend to Thee special favor, We, by these Our
present letters, make, appoint and proclaim Thee
Knight Of Plus of the First Glass, and We admit
Thee into the highly distinguished company and
number Of that order of Knights. Furthermore,
We grs mt to Thee, most excellent King, that, be-
sides the great medal worn the left side Of the
csat, Thou mayst and canst, fully and of right,
wear the great insignia proper to this Order,
which is borne from the right shoulder by sky
blue siIken ribbon, bordered ON both sides with
double red line. Lest any mistake in the manner
OF wearing the insignia should occur, We have
given orders that a design be handed you here
with. Given at Rome, at st. Peters, under the
seal of the Fisherman, this 18th day of March,
1885, and in the eighth year of Our PontiHcate.
(Countersigned),
HADn
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ADMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

A FINAL DIVIDEND IN THE ESTATE OF
N Apo (Chinsse) Of Hilo, dece ased, will be paid
at my office at the Court House, Hilo, any time
from date Of this notice to the Goth day of this
month.
/. SEVERANCE,
Administrator Estate of apo.
Hilo, May i, 1885. 152-d6t WIT
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Real Estate DEPARTING =

Buys and sells Real Estate in all parts of the
Kingdom.
Values Real Estate and Property in city and
suburbs.
Rents and leases Houses. Cottages, Rooms and
Lands.
Attends to Insurance, Taxes, Repairing and
Collecting of Rentals.
Draws legal papers Of every nature-Searches
Titles Records, Etc.
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NOTICE.

HEADQUARTERS GEO. w. DELoNG PosT, No.
IS, DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA, @. A. r.,
May H. 1885.
The regular meeting Of this Post viii take place
THIS TUESDAY, EVENING at $50 o'clock. All
comrades are requested 70 be present as IMPORT
ANT BUSINESS Will be considered.
Per order of POST COMMANDER,
JAS. F. NOBLE, Adjutant.
I54-my II
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The following various branches Of business will
enable the public the Islands and from abroad
TO gain general information on all matters in the
following departments:
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ITO d. E. Walter NJ. Gibson, Minister Of
Foreign Affairs of the Sandwich Islands
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PORT OF HONOLULU, IL. l.

ARRIVALS.
MONDAY. May IL.
Schr Liholiho, from Hamakus
schr Waele, from Maliko
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Employment Department
General Business Matters

Finds Employment in all branches of industry
connected with the Islands
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Custom House Broker.

Merchants will ind this Department special
benefit To them, as I attend to entering goods
through power Of Attorney and delivering the
same at a small commission.
Soliciting Agent for the "MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE. COMPANY OF NEW YORK, -
the largest. gFaDdest and SoundeSt Insurance
Company in the world.
AGENT for the
''GreaE Burlington Railway Route
In America. Travellers JOurneying by rail in
America will find this route the most comfortable
and most delightful. The scenery is the grandest
going East, and with the PULLMAN PALACE
SLEEPING CARS and good meals along the trip,
polite attention from employees and reason
able fare no route can excel this. MIR. c. K.
MILLER, my Chief Clerk, specially attends to
this Department, and for Information, guide books,
maps, etc, he will extend every courtesy.
AGENT for the
Honolulu Royal Opera House.
Managers of hrst-class companies abroad will
address me for terms, etc.
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Keep Books and Accounts, collect Bills, loans
invest Moneys. PenmanShip, EngrossIng and
all kinds of Copying done.
PrOcureS Fire and Life insurance.
Advertisements and Correspondence attended to-
Information Of every description connected
with the Islands coming from abroad fully
answered.
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Advertisements.
= and Other Late Arrivals

and Varied Assortment Of
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-11-17
PERSONAL.

Col. ". M. and L. p. Ferry are down from
Park City.
z. A, Spreckels, a son of the San Francisc,
sugar king, accompanied by his wife, left
Salt Lake to-day for the East.
Hon. John L. Caine, on his return from
San Pete last night. stopped off at Provo
and Will arrive in the city this evening.
Miss Nettie Thatcher, formerly Patience. >
and the charming q Yum YUM of ..Tbs
Mlkado,' left for her home at Logan TODAY,
Hon. Joel Grover came up from Nephi last
evening, and will probably take in the St.
Louis Stock Convention before returning
home.
Mr.. George III. Greene, of the Idaho Re-
porter, after passing n few DAVIS about the
government offices, will return to Blackfoot
IN the morning.
w. Il. Hoyt, formerly banker of Park
City, and also of Shoshone. Idaho. is down
from the Weiser country. where he has LARGE
cattle interests. -s'0
Deputy Marshal CD. Bassett, of Idaho
handed MIR. Charles Nibley, the Logan II. q
over to United States Marshal Ireland. and
Will return home tomorrow.
Mr.. j. M. Hyde, general agent for the
ALVIN Joslin Comedy Company" made
the DEMOCRAT n call to-day and states that
the lnlmitable Joslin will entertain Salt
Lake three nights and matinee. beoinino
on Thanksgiving, the Goth inst. Mr.. HYDE
is accompanied by his wife and little how.
VINO go 10 the Golden Gate on tour.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-11-17
The Skating Rink COMPANY.

Thursday evening Jaques Kruger and
company commence their engagement Al
the Salt Lake Theatre in the musical bur
lesque comedy, "The Skating Rink. ,.
The Chicago Times says of the piece
"The Skating Rink" shoots folly as if
flies, with a feather equally light and I'M
erring. There are rare touches of true
comedy in this thing. In eThe Skat;no
Rink" MIR. Morris has ideally fitted him
win the part OF an enterprising young
man OF the period, who, attired in an
easily audible garb and possessing unlim-
tied credit in cheek and $3.50 in cash. Wis
us a Down East village, becomes enam-
ored OF the daughter and bank account Of
farmer I Iubbs, and in order to prosecute
ms designs to capture both. hires
the Tubbs barn, and starts
skating rink therein. The rink once onon
OF course all kinds of clever nonsense
variety business, fancy roller skat;n1
singing OF catchy tropical songs, costume
changes and Mr.. Kruger's Well-known
limitations of actors fill I'D a breezy twn
hours and half The songs are Of the
usual lifting, swinging sort, but are fre och
and currently abusive, and oarnishad
% VIII, Mr.; Kruger's usual gyratory friIls
p.easea the audience very much. Travesty {
i lp[ the ballroom and death scenes ~
Camille" with Kruger as Camille lin
e en- attlre), was killingly clever. and
eit everybody in the house sore FROM
aughter. The company includes son,a
interesting specially people. 'o'no
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-11-17
OGDEN ITEMS.
"A New Sentre Issued by Judge Pew.
ers-The Grand Jurors All
NOn.M 0rmOns.
OGDEN, November 16. 1885

OGDEN, November IS, 1885.
His Honor Judge O. w. Powers came
up from Provo last evening, and had
Court meet this morning in due form.
The venire for Grand Jurors having by
mistake been made returnable on the lst
OF December, it was ordered that it be
set aside and new one issued, made re-
turnabie forthwith. Mrs. Waymond was
admitted as a citizen. The Court an
nounced that tomorrow morning he
would try and render decision in the
Broom Hotel case, and charge the Grand
Jury. Miss Lee, formerly secretary in
Receiver Bancroft's Office in Salt Lake,
was appointed stenographer during the
present term. Mr.. V. Beirbower, Esq,
was duly qualified as Assistant u. S. At
torney, and entered on the discharge of
his duties. The general impression is
that he will make !; vigorous and eff
cient officer
Marshal Ireland came up from Salt
Lake this morning.
Mr.. Arnold, superintendent of the Salt
Lake Street Railway Company, was tread
ing our muddy streets to-day.
The following-named gentlemen will
serve on the Grand Jury for the present
term: j. W. McNutt, foreman; L. B. |
Stevens. S. S. Schram, Geo. G. Griffith.
T. A. Shields, l. Rubel, C. Hopkins, J. |
Crandall, S. Peterson, o. G. Hill, J. S.
Lewis, c. D. Payson, H. C. Wardleigh.
w. M. Chapman, D. Thornburn. All are
nom Mormons. The Grand Jury can
have a great deal of work if they choose
to investigate thoroughly. J. A. G.
OGDEN, November 16.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-11-17
NIBLEY ESCAPES THE LAW.
The Warrant of Arrest Was Not
Properly Served, So the Lucky
u. G.. Is Discharged.

Charles Nibley, the U. C. arrested las
Friday night by Deputy United States
Marshal, of Idaho, on warrant issued
by Commissioner Mckay, was bound over
under 81 900 bonds yesterday to appear
for examination this morning at 1G
o'clock. AT the set time for trial Nibley
appeared with Mr.. Kirkpatrick for his
defense, while Prosecuting Attorney
Dickson represented the government.
Mr.. kirkpatrick examined the COM
plant on which Nibley was arrested
and moved that the defendant
be, discharged on the ground that
an Idaho Marshal could not rightfully ar
rest man on warrant issued from an
other State or Territory. The complaint
was sent to Bassett to serve on Nibley in
Idaho, and not directed to any officer of
that Territory, which the defense consid-
cred undue process, and the case was con-
tinued until 2 o'clock this afternoon that
the matter might be looked into, Mr..
Dickson maintaining that an order from
a Commissioner would stand process any
where.
At 2 O'Clock this afternoon everyone
was before Commissioner Nc
Kay with the exception OF defendant
Niblev, who was about the town under
bonds, and the unsupported eye of
deputy, who was to produce him when
ever wanted.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick asked if the Court had
to dismiss the case on the fact i
of the arrest being Improperly made. Mr.. |
Dickson evidently had no very strong
'easons for holding the arrest as valid |
,ne, and the Court was of the opinion |
hat inasmuch as the warrant was di-
ected to Marshal Ireland or any of his
deputies, and not to the Marshal
md assistants Of Idaho, as should have
,een properly done-for they made the
rrest-he would discharge the defend
mt.
Thoughts of re-arresting Nibley at once
fere entertained, but as Mr.. Wander
ook has not yet arrived with the wit
esses for the prosecution, and for other
God reasons, the matter was postponed.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-11-17
Attempt to Rob an Idaho Stare.

Bill Paxton, w. T. & Co.'S shotgun
messenger, says an attempt was made tc
rob the stage on the previous trip from
Boise to Winnemucca. 1t was between
Silver and Wagontown, rain was falling
and the night was black as pitch. The
first thing that attracted his attention
was the startling of the horses, followed
by the command from the thick brush ON
the road side of
Halt! you son of -,
The balance of the order was unheard
by the occupants of the stage, for at the
first sound of the voice the horses became
frightened and broke into dead run
and the driver, catching the inspiration
flung the silk into them by wav of en-
couragement, and they were soon far
away from the scene and safe without a
shot having been fired. During the ex
cltement of the moment Chinese pas
senger exclaimed:
''Jese Klise! Lobbers! !"
And his pig-tail stood on end stiff as a
pick-handle.
Paxton and the driver will both use
extra vigilance henceforth, for the next
time the robbers may commence shoot
ing without first calling a halt.-Idaho
Democrat, 18th.