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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-30

CALL and see our new stock of oil
paintings, engravings, chromos, etc.,
etc. King Bros Art Store, Hotel
Street. 1914 3t
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A REPORT that the banner pre-
sented to His Majesty by the Farini
Opera Company, had been stolen
from the royal box, proves to be
without foundation.
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Monday next, Nov. 2nd, being the
day of All Souls, high pontifcal
Mass of Requiem will be sung at g
A. NJ. for the souls of the faithful
departed
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Mr.. Tavernier has produced a
small picture of the Volcano, IL
inches by Is inches, presenting that
wonderful subject in a different view
from any previous painting by this
artist. The lights and shadows,
flames and vapors, are depicted with
intense realism. Messrs. King Bros.
have mounted it in rich gilt frame
for the purchaser, Hon. Samuel
Parker. A large screen has been
erected in Kings art store, for the
advantageous exhibition of paintings.
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A sIx-oARED race Is promised on
November 10th between a, crew of
blacksmiths and one of machinists,
from the Honolulu Ironworks.
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PIANO TUNING.

HAVlNG obtained the services Of a
III tirstclass Piano Tuner, we wish
to inform the public that we are able to
Tune and Repair Pianos at short notice.
All orders left with us will be promptly
attended to, and all work warranted.
1882 1y WEST, DOW & co.
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AT the meeting of the Peoples
Ice and Refrigerating Company,
this forenoon, it was decided to
raise the price of ice delivered out
side the city limits to two cents a
pound. Within the city the price
will remain at one and half cents,
when not less than ten pounds is
taken and up to hundred. Lots
of less than ten pounds will cost two
cents pound. 1t has been found
impossible to profitably deliver ice
outside the limits, or inside in small
quantities, at the former rates.
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Ul,e @AtIy 8Mlletin.
FRIDAY, OCT. 80, 1885.
ARRIVALS.

October 80
Stmr JAS Makee from kapaa
Scbr Caterina from Eva
Schr Manuokawai from Koolau
Schr Saraha & Eliza from Koolau
Stmr Iwalani from Hamakua
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Mr.. John S. Walkers iron bank
was moved from the Masonic build
ing to W. G.. Irwin & Co.'s this
morning.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-30

The Post office timetable for
November is out, giving the time
of Island and foreign mails for
November and December.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-30

A LADY friend has left a parcel at
this office for the Kakaako Branch
Hospital.
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The Mormons at Koolau are
building many new houses and en-
larging the settlement.
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THERE was a commotion on King
street yesterday afternoon. Major
Antoine Rosa's horse, with an empty
break, came tearing along at wild
rate of speed. The expectant crowds
watching for the grand catastrophe
were happily disappointed, when the
runaway was intercepted at the
Police Station, and damages were
found to be nil.
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MEssRs. Sorenson & Lyle have
put up flagstaff, forty feet long,
on the west corner of the Post-ofiice.
From it the national flag will float
for the first time on the Kings
Birthday. Afterward the flag will
be raised on the arrival and depar-
ture of foreign mail steamers, and
on national holidays.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

Mrs. r. LOVE has Cottage to
let on Fort Street, above Kukui.
l5l If
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The hearing of the Tripp-Fernan-
dez adultery case was finished last
evening, and judgment will be given
on Monday next.
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TO LET.
HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE.

AN a The house and premises owned
Sss| land occupied by w. ID. Nc
@ Wayne, situated on the corner
of Young and Keeaumoku streets. The
house is new and contains six rooms be-
sides pantry, kitchen, &c. The lot is
1O0xl37 feet. Stables, carriage and out
houses on the premises. For particulars
apply to AVERY & PALMER,
1919 No. SO Fort street
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LOCAL g. GENERAL NEWS.

HEAVY rains and squally weather
at Koolau yesterday.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-30

MEssRs. Lyons & Cohen's regular
cash sale will be held tomorrow.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-30

The geometry class will be on
duty this evening at the Y. M. c. A.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-30

ABOUT half of the rice crop at
Koolau has been taken off.
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DROWN & PHILLIPS,
ID Practical Plumbers, Gas Filters
and Copper.smiths, No. II King street,
Honolulu. rB- House and Ship Job
Work promptly executed. l02
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VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.
pas,

5 S Alameda for San Francisco
Stmr Jas Makee for Waianac and Ka-
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N. F. BURGESS,

"a King street, Honolulu.
Carpenter and Builder. Bag gage and
General Express.
Draying and steamer Freight carefully
handled.
Carriage painting done by first-class
workman at rs King street.
Jobbing in above lines attended to with
promptness, and charges according to
the amount and quality of work.
Office Telephone, 202. Residence, 152.
143 ly
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49, go 777a7 -
DEPARTURES.

October 30
Stmr G r Bishop for Kauai
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NOTICE.

T WILL not be responsible for any
l. debts contracted in my name with
out my written order.
q. CHRISTIAN.
Hanamaulu, October o, 1885. 149 Im*
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C. III. WOOLMINGTON,

GENERAL PURCHASING AGENT.
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HcdTb
Himself. well furnished for the part,
And ready on occasion
To show the virtue that he seeks;
For it's a union that bespeaks
A just reciprocatiOn.
Pursue the theme and you will find
A disciplined and furnished mind
To be at least eXpedient;
And after summing all the rest,
Religious ruling in the breast,
A principal ingredient"
In the most attractive form it ex-
listed between David and Jonathan.
"The soul of Jonathan" it is said,
twas knit with the soul of David"
And that this sentiment was recipro-
Gated by David we best learn from
his plaintive ode, when Jonathan the
graceful and brave soldier had fallen
in battle on the heights of Gilboa.
And though dead Jonathan remained
dear to David's memory and heart,
his friendship did not die with
Jonathan. 1t was genuine and last
ing, inducing him to bestow all
kindness and honor on the offspring
of his early friend.
V. Gods watchful Providence
over the fatherless and afflicted.
The son of Jonathan that was
brought under David's notice was
doubly afflicted. Besides being an
orphan, he was lame on his feet.
Yet, though douhly afflicted, the
tenderness of God had been over
him. First, God had provided him
! with friend in Machir, and now he
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-15
FroE Saturdays Daily. I
kALMA0UNDI.

c. L. Mayer is in town to-day from
Halleck.
The Eiko Cornst Band will play at
the Rink this evening.
Regular meeting Of Elko Lodge
No. Is, l. U. U. f., ut their Hall to-
night.
The 10Th Pennsylvania District elects
Il Democratic Congressman TO ill u va
can,y caused By the death Of II RepuJli.
can member.
tx. Senator Sharon, who was reported
ia Il dying condition at his home in San
Francisco, Is nov said to be easier with
chances for recovery.
A warm south wind to-day soon
cleared all the snow frua the Humboldt
valley and Lett but little visible on the
Surrounding: hills. The weather IS still
threatening. howe .cr, aud another coE-
,rius OF the beautiful" il liable to de-
seen b,fore morning.
Ia the list of transfers o: mining
property published in the HALEY. IlaLo
Times, appears the following: Edwin
L~oucbottom to II. Il. PluSLoE-Thc Ida
May claim, situated 3ts miles c~ns,crIy
. from Bellevue; consideration. $1,000.
The above is an indication that
Henry is pro-I"riug in business, IA,
which his Elku friends will rejoice.
Thomas Snwtcl!e, all old time resi-
de nj Of Austin, Lander county, uni
since 1865 u citizen of Mineral Hill.
died at the latter place yesterday. We
do not know his age, but lac must have
been about 10. He was one OF the best
! Of men, aud all who knew linn will feel
genuine sorrow to hear of his tIkiug-oT,
Constable McAdams says ia It il til"
hiIariiy Of the tOys in certain quarters
Of the town is not hereafter toned down
lar below the buistcrousmrss which has
lately disturbed the peace and quiet.
uie Of the nrighburhoOd, Ec viii bc
Obliged TO scoop the cnti.c mob ir.o the
County Cooler.
While "u Il New York elevated rail-
road election day, Rev. HrmTy W.
Bcrchcr WAS relieved Of IL fine golI
watch that he sported upon his person.
The P~rcs.ncut on Thurdny appointed
J.. l.. Carson of Texas, Indian Agent mt
Ouray, Utah.
The Monetary Conference at Paris
has just closed. All the powers repre-
scented, except Belgium, agreed 10 an AZ
raugcmcnt. the nature Of which, how
ever, is not stated.
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New Mining District.

Telephone" is the osthetic name
given to IA mining district recently or
gnnizcd in tl.e northern part Of this
county. The district is located ut the
head Of California creek, on the Island
Mountain aud Hicks District road. II
the ore brought here from the new dis
trict and sent 20 Utah for reduction,
proves to lie as rich aG it appears to
practical eyes, even the dudish incubus
ii is Obliged t. pack III the form OF u
marnc, will he insufficient to prevent it
from rising into prominence, although
something like "%llipsnortcr." Leather
Breaches" "Cirecn-eycl Grizzley," or
"%ITcll's lIllf-acre" Womb help l.: out
prodigiously.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-15
A Thing TO Remember.

Recently in the hearing Of the most
prominent Democratic U. 5. official in
Nevada n Republican ventured the
opinion that il John W. MackNy should
enter the lists Senator Fair would with
draw. "Not much" responded the
prominent official above referred to. in
MIGRATING and cnriching his diction
with n strong Saxon eIpletive. "You
don't know Jim Fair IL you think he is
going to be scared out by John Mackay
or anybody else. He's in to stay, and
the Republican who gets against him
expecting to have mn easy time will find
himself mistaken. He's game to the
backbone. And don't you forget it,
Carson Appeal.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-15
From Mondays Daily.l
AALMAGUNDI.

Schwab, the New York reporter. has
at last brought his threatened suit for Ii
bel against Emma Nevada.
Lew Henderson went down by the
train Sunday with u view OF shutting the
salt breezes Of the Pacific for IA week or
two.
Attorney General Davenport has de-
cided tina; au alien cannot legally act as
IA member Of a Board of County School
Examiners.
Miss Marion Stone, who has been Wis
iting friends in T~uscuroru returned here
Saturday, and went out to Lamoillc
valley yesterday.
The Chinese quarters in Tacoma,
Oregon, was burned to the ground 10y II
mob, Last week. The Chinese had been
previously driven out.
The Returns from Iowa cut the Repub-
Lean majority on the State ticket down
to $500. The final returns may vary
this "a thousand up or down.
1t Is currently reported that John I.
Foscrty. a former License Collector of
San E~fIucisro, will soon succeed Jcr-
ONE ~ Deputy Collector Of that port.
Counsellor J. ii. Rand went down Ia
Carson yesterday t. attend to- the np.
pealcd ease % the STATE rs. Ward, which
C mes ny ia the State Supreme Court
today.
Th" San Francisco liquor firm o.
Singleton 4 McNickni. has made an rs,
signulrut for the benefit Of their credit.
ors. Their assets are said t. Ice greatly
IA excess OF their liabilities.
Hook Mason male a living trip NJ
from VIM cmucca Saturday might and
r :urnd west next IL had JUS
returned from an extended tip through
Oregon. Idaho and Montana.
4 ChIunuau who attempted to per,
nat another, and to land Oh "a ccrtiG,
cate to which he was not entitled, was
found guilty as charged ia S.u Fran
cisco Saturday and will De sentenced to,
day.
The steamers J. ". GoT and Nonu.
tain Girl collIIci near Aurora, indiana,
Friday, sinking the latter and ctEyin-
down six dcck-hnnis and u Snowman
named iIarrell. The BOAT was carrying
a part Of John Rubinsou's circus.
Some forty horses were also drowned.
Speaking Of the latest acquisition o.
the Republican party OF Nevada, the
Silver State says: Mr.. Baker is a great
man physically as we'll as politically
and 1t IL intimutcd that he is ambition,
to wear the crmine Of a Supreme or Dis
trict Judge, aud will expect 20 be nomi
mated for II or the other of those po
sltlons Ht the next Republican Stat,
Convention.
Mrs. Garrccht gives notice eIscwher,
IN this paper that IA shooting match fo
poultry will be held Mt the Hot Spring
below town on the 10Th Of this month
There will be regular old-fashionc,
Thanksgiving day amUScmcuts in whicI
everybody, his uuclrs aud his cousin.
and his Hunts, may heartily Join an,
enjoy themselves. Get ont your Betsy,
boys and take in n few turkeys.
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From Wednesdays Daily.I
RALaA0uNRI.


II is stated that Wells, Fargo 4 Cos
Express intend shortly to establish a
money system. on the plan Of the Post
Office. but with lower rates.
We acknowledge receipt Of n ''compli-
mentary" to the Thanksgiving ball to
be given by the Elko Cornet Band at
the Depot Hotel on the Goth instant.
Deputy Sheriff Milo Taber who has
been confined to his bed by n painful
illness is, We are glad to state. again
able to get abroad Il attend to bust
ness.
Warner & Co., forwarded to-day by
Tucker Bros teams 1900 pounds of
coal oil for Tuscarora. They also
shipped IA carload of IRE to Utah, for
reduction.
The expenses per capita for maintain
ing patients at the Asylum for the In
sane ut Reno las: month was Sc u or
just one half OF the cost at Stockton n
few years ago.
The Supreme Court affirmed the or
der from Judge Rives granting "a new
trial i'll tine case Of the Albion Mining
Company W.. the Richmond Consolida-
ted Mining Company.
Mrs. Adams pass i u very restless
hight and at Last accounts this evening
her condition Lad not cEaugeI for the
bsttcr. Tho hope that she will yet re-
cover Is however still retained.
Mark ROsensiock has gone to Omaha
where his uncle is engaged in busine,.
~ith the view o: entering his employ.
Il is understood that Mark will i'll due
time have a direct personal interest in
the business.
Joe. Herman, who came in from
Pleasant Valley this morning states
that snow to the depth of four inches,
felt last night III that valley and extend
81 vest as far as Spring Greek. There
Was lao storm during the night anywhere
III lhls Nlc4hltN.
Eureka S~cntIncl;-It is said that two
bodies Of ore have been discovered i'll
;hc Geddes and Bertrand mine during
the past ten daya, both Of which are
proving extensive and one o. which will
work upwards q 5000 IA ton. Jack Gil
mer is the principal owner of the prop
erty, aud the manner il which he is
watching the situation proves that it is
interesting to say the least.
1t is learned from V~ancouver's that
indictments have been found against 81
persons Of Tacoma for participating in
the OUtrtges against the Chinese at that
place. 1t is understood that among
the persons indicted are Mayor weis,
bach, Of Tacoma, tn Police Judge, the
city editors OF two papers, and Others
prominent IN melting the outrage.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-15
Special Announcement.

Having just received my samples Of
Fall and Winter goods for suits and
oycrcoats, and having made such arr
engagements that no one can compete
With me III prices, l would ask all those
who want any kind of a suit to give ms
II call, and ! will satisfy them that my
prices Ere less than those OF ans party
travelling through anil taking measures.
Perfect fit guaranteed, and you can ale
ways try them on before taking them.
II II. REISHART,
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An eminent divine saws the ndvun,

An eminent divine says the advance
ment OF the world and the spread of
civilization and Christianity depends
on the interchange OF thought among
people and their Willingness to learn,
and that the man or woman who OPP
poses the introduction OF new improve.
mcnts, the trial OF new ways and the
use OF new things. should be condemn
ed as not being good and useful mem.
bers of society; and now, II not set in
your old ways. tr! u bottle Of YEnDA
BUENA BTrTERs, Thess valuable Bit
ters cure Billiousness. Constipation,
Torpid Liver. Kidney Complaints. In
digestion and ~DyspepSiA' Fer sale by
all Druggists.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-15

The President Saturday appointed
james 4. Bnynrd, Of Maryland, to be
Secretary Of Arizona: J. c. S;ramgham.
of Indiana, Survcy"r-Crucr O. Idaho;
james Dawson, uf Colorado, Surveyor.
General of that State, and John IIise.
OF Arizona. Survcyor-G General Of that
Territory. Robert A. Thompson was
appointed Appraiser Of Merchandise in
san Francisco district. and Christian
Hels Assistant Appraiser in the same
district.
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The worthless School Law.

The State eX. rel, W. II. Davenport
Attornoy.Gcncrnl Va. NJ. Harris ct al,
Trustees. a judgm,n mt to custer was
directed 10y the Supreme Court to be
entered . minst the defendants. who
were elected as School trustees Of Genoa
School District, Douglas county, under
the lnw passed at the last session OF the
Legislature. winch law was declared I'M
constitutional, and a Judgment directed
to be entered directing those elected ut
the general election il 1884, the lawful
trustees OF said school district. This
knocks ont the new school law.
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Yesterdays Eureka Sentinel says:
About II O'Clock last night an alarm Of
fire was sounded, and the scene OF the
conhngrutiun proved to Ia the two bay
wiudowcd houses on Bucl street below
Clark. Both OF ihc houses were OcCu-
pied by Mrs. Mathews, prOprirtrc~s Of
the stone saloon, her daughter Lena
aud several Of the waiter girls in the cs-
t~ablishmcnt. There was no person IN
either @! the houses when the Gre was
discovered. except a little child about u
year old, the mother (Lillic) OF which
worked IN The saloon. When she
learned where the fire was she made a
dash for the building. and bursting in
the front door CROPPED her way through
dense smoke aud saved the little one
that wa pinned IN n bed. II is badly
and probably fatally burned. The
buildings belong to n San Francisco
party.
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We are requested l." give notice that
Rev. q. ". Miller. OF Tuscarora viii
deliver IL discourse & the Church IN this
place tomorrow evening, and il IN sug-
grs,cd that all who feel disposed To con
tribute toward the expense Of securing
the services Of TIA" Reverend gentleman
on rnch alternate week, will bc present
at the church tomorrow evening.
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tFron Thursday. Daily.l
aALAAouNDa.


Strawberries & Rreah Vegetables 70
sieved daily at the GEN.
W. I. Smith received by rail to-day
lot Of household furniture.
We learn b-day that Mrs. Milo Tabor
is confined TO bed by sickness.
James DonAhue, the San Francisco
banker. went west in aspsciar car this
morning.
Nels. Petersen went out with o load
of lumber and liquors for Mound Valley
this evening.
Departed by stage for Tuscarora this
morning: A. Mcdonald, l.. q. Hart,
G.. W. Peltier. s.,u
Geo. W. Peltier came up from the
Bay lat night, and went ont for Tusca-
rora by stage this morning.
The United States steamer Powhnt-
tan has ben seriously damaged in u re-
cent gale, and will go to Key West for
repairs.
An Indian scout Was killed and n
white one seriously wounded by hostiles
in New Mexico one day this week.
Troops have gone in pursuit.
The second grand exposition mt New
Oileaus was opened on. Tuesday with
imposing ceremonies. business in the
city Was almost entirely suspended dur
ing the day.
Mrs. Adams passed the night quite
comfortably. and is so much improved
to-day that there is now god reason to
believe that she will recover from her
late dangerous attack.
ii. j. Keith's team is sanding the
street il this part Of the town to-day
by this process, both mud and dust il
disposed of. Hank il u real blessing,
although somewhat disguised.
The last dispatches state that e1-Sen-
atcr Sharon was still alive, but that his
condition was such that lie could moi
possibly survive much longer. He ha.
probably passed away before this writ
ing.
A party Of eight English tourists, who
are making n trip around the world, eI
pressed themselves as very much pleased
at the absence of all needless formalit,
on their visit to the White House n
Washington on Tuesday.
Sentence ives pronounced last Satur
day at BlackfoOt. Idaho, against eigh
Mormous convicted Of unlawful cohabi
tation. All but one refused to max
any promise as to their future conduct
They said they would obey the laws o
God as they understood them.
Informatio on has been received by tn
Secretary Of State from the Unite,
States Minister ut Paris to tine effec
that Inc monetary convention between
the Lstin Powers, providing for a sus
pension OF the coinage Of silver, per
mits each Power to resume, provide,
the silver circulating in other States /
redeemed in gold by the resuminl
State.
Silver State:-The jury in the case o
John Hendrickson, indicted for tn,
.Uu..
last June, brought in u verdict of man
slaughter last evening. after three hours
d~eliberation. Some %! the jurors. it j
said, held ont for awhile for murder il
the second degree. IIemdrickson !
be sentenced tomorrow; also Wyatt 70
murI,r in The second degree.
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GEM-BIrTILrF i osrRKIcurn, Pro-
FRIEroRn

]. W. McDem0.. G. BauInbach. La
mobile: H. Stalker. James StAuts. Bull
lion; Ii. o. Grover, San Fran J. C.
Clay, S. Z. Sloght, Wells; VIM. Ander-
son; Lee; C. Z. Mayer, Hslleck; l..
Goldsteiu, Mountain City; Geo. Kenns-
die, Huntington; Geo. Stone, Eureka
John McDermott, Ed Odell, c. Baum,
bach, LamOille; Ed Williams, Tuscas
rora; VIM. Anderson, LeeI l.. Godchaux
San francisco; F. Fisher, Ham Mccain,
Hnlleck.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-15

A fearful disaster occurred Oh Lake
Superior off Port Arthur early Tuesday
morning. The magnificent iron clad
steamer, Algonh, Of the Canadian Ia.
cifc Railroad Company, was rocked
and 81 lives lost. Only meager p%nrtigu-
lars have been received up to the pres
ent hour. They consist mainly Of tel.
egrams to private persons announcing
the loss Of friends.