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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-09-30
Nsw advertisements.
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-09-30
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE
Japan CrOCkery Ware

Slch as Hand Painted Tea SETS tery neazfifs. Larrr
Vases and Flower Pots. Hand Painted Pacques. rlrt
Sets Tea Pots. etc. etc. llrs Zine Quality aErl1 TEA
Fishing ruis split Hanihoc shades and >crrrn-. ult
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-09-30
L. TOENNIES.

6HAvING RETURNED TO HIS
ul1 S-111 a. WALNUT j. rszdy % receive
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-09-30
STOCK OF JAPANESE
Goods &Wares
IL PART As FOLLOWS

ladies Embroidered nrcssinr Gowns to- STA. stIr
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broiierrd; SIR Flrured and Cold SefrQns, lsr-s
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screens, Wall Ornaments Paper Cdtters. STA -crrIs
Ntud Painted Hall ianfrrus. cilk lmtrrllls ard
farlsols. Card Gases. Nair Pas, tfrrc NcceutIr.
Hand Embroidered Wall Frclcts. Paper r1tit Nap
kus and ridics Handkerchief and Glove raxcs Hand
Painted Picture Frames Japan Straw Hate r VARIETY
Fire screens uud shade.
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NOTICE !

THE INTEREST AND RESPONSE
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A Ii PERSONS ARE HEREBY
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-09-30

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CORPORATION STOCK !
FOR SALE

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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-11-19
CRIME.

INDIANS sacked anG burned the Mis-
souri-Florida Cattle Company s ranch,
near Deming, N. NJ. The wife and IL
year-old son OF Mr., Shy, princi pal
owner, were shot and killed.
THE body of G. w. Stripe, proprietor
of the National hotel, Sprague, w. T.,
was found on a railroad track. 1t is
suspected that he was robbed and muir
dered, and his body then thrown on the
track.
FIFTEEN murderers were arraigned
in New York Monday. Although all
were indicted for capital offenses, it is
probable but two Of them will hang.
S. w. CUTLER, of Joliet. Ill.,, was shot
dead at Fonda, Iowa, Thursday morn
ing by G. w. Stevenson (colored), who
states that Cutler made indecent pro-
posals to his wife.
IN the criminal court at Ottawa,
Ontario, gang of FIVE ruffians were
sentenced to Imprisonment for lire for a
brutal assault upon Miss Truman, a
lady of good family, who was promen-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-11-19
WASHINGTON

SECRETARY LAMAR is engaged in
hearing the petitions of nine different
telephone interests for the vacation OF
the patent granted to Mr.. Bell. 1t is
alleged that Meucci used telephone
in 1S49, and never abandoned his in.
vention.
THE register of the treasury, in bis
annual report to the secretary, suggests
the construction of fire-proof flle-rooms
covering the whole interior courts OF
the treasury building, now grass cover
ed areas, by which means, he says. the
department will have about 10000
cubic feet of additional file space.
THE Japanese Postal Commission, &C
companitd by the japanese Minister,
called at the postoffice department on
Thursday. Postmaster General Y ilas
teiug absent, the distinguished visitors
were received by First Assistant Post
master General Stevenson, who ex
planned to them the American Posta
system, aud escorted them through the
various bureaus of the department. The
commission will leave for the West via
New Y ork in a few days
GEN. JOHNSON. commissioner of rail
roads, has made his report to Secretary
Lamar, and he recommends a settle
ment with the Pacific roads on the
terms of the Hoar bill; that is, the thlre
and last revision of the bill attel
| Charles Francis Adams. Jr., had ex
planned to Senator Hoar the impractic
ability of the revision. This third bll
extends the period of settlement Over
| sixty wears,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-11-19
LATEST TELEGRAMS.
GENERAL NOTES.

THE corn crop of Nebraska is estima-
ted at $50, 900, 900 bushels.
THE state veterinarian of Iowa finds
hog cholera increasing, and gives as a
remedy isolation and quarantine, as
the disease is not contracted from dead
animals.
! THE body of Mrs. j. w. Taylor, of
: Louisville, which was inferred about
; six years ago, has been found complete
| ly petrifed, with every feature life
| like.
On his Palo Alto ranch, near Menlo
Park, Cal, Senator Stanford, proposes
to establish a great university, which
he proposes TO endow to the extent OF
$50, 100000
JOSEPH DYER, who was buried four
teen months ago at Cape Elizabeth,
Maine, has returned to his fathers
home. 1t is stated as probable that
medical students robbed his grave and,
finding signs of life, treated him until
he recovered.
AT Boston, in the case of Fred j
Taber for divorce from his wife, on
the ground of her adultery with the
Rev. Mr.. Downs, of the Bowdoin Square
Baptist Church, Judge Allen Monday
granted Taber divorce and dismissed
his wife's cross-bill.
LOUIS REL was examined three times
by an insanity commission comprising
DR.. Lowell, of Kingston, and DR.. La
vorie, of Quebec, who have forwarded
to Ottawa sealed report. Pere Andre,
the spiritual attendant of the condemn
ed man, says the latter's nervous system
:. -. l.. -
three years
EIGHT THOUSAND persons gazed on the
dead face of John Mccullough the &C
tor, in st. Georges Hall, Philadelphia,
Thursday forenoon, and fully 10, 900
people could not gam admission to the
structure. The religious services were
conducted by the Rev. Robert Hunter,
hymns being sung by Miss Bertha Ricci
and Mr.. w. I'll. Morton. The collection
of flowers, ferns, and palms were beau
tiful. The remains were inferred &C
cording to the rites of the Elks in Mon
ument cemetery,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-11-19
OARLEGRAMS.

A PRIVATE telegram from Rang oon
states that war between Burmah and
the Indian Government has been form
ally declared.
A DETACHMENT of Servian engineers
has entered the Timok river from the
Danube, taking with them pontoons,
for the purpose of constructing bridge
from the Servian to the Bulgarian bank.
ABOUT one hundred sympathizers
with stead, the convicted editor march
ed to the home Office in London to
petition for his release. Henry Marley,
a converted butcher, the spokesman Of
the occasion, reports that he was grossly
insulted by the officials.
THE appointment of Moukhtar Pasha
as Turkish commissioner to Egypt,
greatly delights the Egyptians and also
Sir Henry Drummond Wolf, the Brit
ISL envoy. The porte will defray the
expenses of Houkhtar Pasha. The COM
mission, it is expected, will make a
lengthy stay in Egypt.
/ A BITTER controversy has arisen in
England and Scotland oa the question
of disestablishing the church, to which
scheme no less than 4S0 liberal candi.
dates for parliament are pledged. An
address TO Mr.. Gladstone, signed by
/ ,470 dissenting Scotch Clergymen, de-
clares that they look to him to sever the
relations between the church and the
state.
Mr.. GLADSTONE, in a speech at Edin-
burgh, expresses his ignorance of an at
tempt to make church disestablishment
test question. He thought it impossi-
he for parliament to deal satisfactorily
with the Irish issue except through
party sufficiently powerful to ignore the
Irish vote. Descending to personalities,
he denied that he felled trees on Sun
days or owned land in Russia.
IN the central criminal court at Lon
don, verdict Of guilty of indecent
assault on Eliza Armstrong was render
ed against Messrs, Stead and Jaques,
OF the Pail Mall Gazette, Mrs. Jarrett,
and Madame Louise Mourry. The lat
ter were sentenced TO six months at
hard labor, Stead TO three month i'm
prisonmeHt, Jacques to one month, and
Mrs. Jarrett to six months. The charges
against Brsmwell Booth were with
drawn.
DIR. William Benjamin Carpenter,
IL. D., f. +. s., eminent psychologist,
is dead, aged 70 years. DIR. Carpenter
had few equals in acquaintance with
natural science, capacity for original
inquiry and skill az scientific writer.
He was President of the British Asso.
citation for the Advancement of Sci
ence in 1872. nr. Carpenter died from
/ the effects of terrible burns caused by
the upsetting of lamp while he was
taking vapor bath for rheumatism.
DISPATCHES from Constantinople rep
resent that Prime Minister Salisbury
has sent final instructions to Mr.. White,
British representative at the Balkan
conference, ordering him to cooperate
with the other delegates in securing an
invitation to Prince Alexander to re.
store the status quo as a preliminary
basis for settlement of the Bulgarian
/ Roumeliau matter, and afterward to adj
] vocate the necessity of giving formal
sanction to the demonstrated wishes of
the Roumeliaus by confirming the union
| of Roumela with Bulgaria, under the
rule of Prince Alexander, with separate
administrations for each state as they
! desire them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-11-19
FIRES AND CASUALTIES

George A. Brooks packing-house at
Brazille Mile. Neb,, was burned Mon
day night, Loss, $4,000; insurance,
1900.
The Depot Hotel at Youngstown,
Ohio, burned to the ground Sunday
morning, causing loss of S25, 200,
A FIRE in Bethune street, New York,
destroyed the Empire plaster mills of
Augustus Isaacs 81 Bro, causing loss
of $4,000
THREE painters were killed and two
others received fatal injuries by the
fall of a scaffold at the drill-shed in
Montreal.
"A LOSS of $4,000 was incurred at
Nashville, Tenn, by a fire in the furEi-
ture factory and lumber yards of War
rem & Weadley.
A LOSS of nearly 100000 was incur
red ia Chicago, by fire ia the old Far
well block, on Franklin, Monroe, and
Market streets, occupied by several
clothing and shoe firms.
THE iron steamer Algoma, belonging
to the Canadian Pacific road, struck a
reef off Port Arthur, Lake Superior,
in dense fog, and went down. The
loss of life is reported at thirty seven,
but the latest dispatches show that the
crew of thirteen and two passengers
were saved.
AT Freeport. Ill, Tuesday, Mrs, Book
man accidentally used dish, in which
was rat poison, to mix flour with which
to fry chicken. After dinner the fam
lily OF seven persons became dangerous
ly i'll, but were relieved by the prompt
attendance of physician.
AT STEUBENvILLE, o., Sunday night
Sharp's stove foundry was discovered
in flames and was destroyed. The fire
soon communicated with the st.
Charles hotel stables. William Gott-
mans stable, A @. Floto's two stables
and workshop, and Thomas Simpsons
stable. The total loss on the foundry
was $4,000. The insurance was s16,-
600.
THE Duquesne Furniture Factory, and
Fisher 81 Ihompson's foundry, adjoin-
ing, at Pittsburg, Pa, were completely
destroyed by fire Tuesday morning.
The fire started in the engine-room of
the furniture factory, from shavings on
the floor and in ten minutes spread to
all parts of both buildings. The loss is
estimated at $4,000; insurance, $780,
000
A.MIsPLACRD switch wrecked Balti-
more and Ohio passenger train at Blue
Stone Quarry, near Connellsville. Pa,
Thursday morning., the sleeping-car
tumbling into the Youghiogheny river,
and the other coaches being thrown en-
their sides and dragged some distance.
Seventeen persons were injure., Con-
gresham c. E. Boyle probably fatally.
The officials of the road believe that
the switch had been tempered with by
some Ole.