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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-02-10
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10, 1886.
THE ENGLISH RADICAL TRIUMPH.

The question upon which the Sails
bury Cabinet in England was over
thrown was that of small farm
holdings for laborers and others
willing to occupy them. Mr.. Ceilings,
mover of the amendment to the adj
dress which carried, was champion
of the movement that issued in the
Allotment Act of 1882. That mca-
sure was compulsory in requiring the
trustees of certain charity lands in
the country to offer them at fair
rent to laborers, whether they APP
piled for them or not. Mr.. Ceilings
is President of the Allotments and
Small Holdings Association, and at
a recent meeting that body had sup
ported proposition submitted by
him that local associations be given
power to acquire Tie lands by COM
pulsory purchase. 1t seems that the
trustees had been reluctant to carry
out the Act, so that the offer of land
was useless to those for whom it was
intended. Mr.. Ceilings took the
earliest opportunity to press his view
on Parliament, and the result is that
the Ministry opposing the popular
welfare had to go under. Of course
it was the distrust of the Conserva-
tive Ministry induced in the Irish
members, by the strong tone of the
speech from the throne regarding
Ireland, which made it possible for
the Radical element to turn out the
Ministry. Yet the immediate pre-
text was much more worthy one
than that by which the Conservatives
had just before displaced the Liberal
Ministry, namely, a proposal by the
latter. under the stress of financial
exigency, to make slight increase
in the beer and spirits tax. A party
gaining victory on a proposltloI
involving the peoples welfare mus
stand upon higher plane than ont
that triumphs by taking stand ol
an interest that is damaging, accord
ing to the best evidences, to th
public good. 1t will be a bright da.
for Hawaii when party will aris
and appeal to the popular mind ol
the strength of a comprehensiv
scheme for the development of th
country, with force that will compe
the sinking of issues involving in
furious race prejudices and tn
musty jealousies of ancient history
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1t appears that the new truck OF
the Hook and Ladder Company broke
down on account of flaw in the
welding Of the axle. Probably such
am understandable fault would not
have been committed by Honolulu
mechanics, had they been given the
making of the vehicle. The first
ladder truck sent down from the
Coast was made for horses, but ON
the principle that anything was good
enough for the Sandwich Islanders,
it was adapted to man power by
changing the pole, and was sent along,
twice as cumbersome and three times
as costly as the Department wanted.
Now light truck is ordered in good
faith, and one is delivered that breaks
down on the first run out, through
stopped work ON it. Lately a printer
ordered II labor-saving machine from
San Francisco out of Il sample book,
and instead of the kind wanted an
old-fashioncd article, discarded by the
craft elsewhere, was shipped. This
sort of thing should be sat upon by
our mechanics and tradcspcople.
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NO COMPROMISE.

EDIToR BULLETIN Your CORE
spondcnt "Outsider'' appears to be
an amiable sort of person, but like
many amiable persons in time of
political crisis, he fails to grasp the
situation. 1t is true there has been
II great deal of bad temper shown
and II great deal of bad language
used during the recent contest, and
this is very much to be deprecated.
1t is true also that neither side has
been entirely blameless in this mat
ter. 1t may be freely admitted that
not all the decent people are on one
side, nor all the vagabonds on the
other. No one disputes that some
well-meaning persons voted the Gov
ernment ticket, or that there men in
the Opposition ranks whose patriot
ism is dependent on their hopes of
getting into office. All this and
more is doubtless true; and what OF
it! 1t is also true that John Browns
body lies mouldering in the grave,
and that Christopher Columbus dis
covered America in 1892; just as
true and just about as relevant. The
objection to "Outsider" is not that
he makes q plea for fairness and
courtesy in political discussion-in
this, all right-minded persons will
concur-but that he tries with his
old and threadbare platitudes about
there being faults on both sides,
etc., etc., to obscure the issues on
which the country is divided, or
even make it appear that there are
no important issues at all. Let me
assure "Outsider" that the questions
now agitating the country and which
entered into the recent contest, are
not questions OF mere detail or of
temporary expediency, but involve
the fundamental principles of gov
ernment and are vital not only to
the prosperity but to the existence
of the Kingdom.
The fatal flaw in his position is
the assumption that both parties
alike desire ''the good of the coun-
try and its people," and that there
is only an honest difference OF
opinion Gas to how this object should
be effected" This is just what the
opponents of the present administra-
ton cannot admit. On the contrary,
they most emphatically deny that
the men now in power desire ''the
good of the country and its people,, y
or that they are working for any
such end. There may be self
seekers in the ranks of the Opposi.
ton, and some whose political action
is not based on principle, but leav'
ing these all out of account there
still remains body of men who are
acting from deep conviction and
who are actuated by firm purpose.
The writer claims to be one of this
number. / will not recall the definite
and specific charges under which
the administration rests. They have
been stated often enough and neet
not be repeated here. These charges
are either true or they are false
We firmly believe them to be tru
and that the evidence now befor
the public admits of no other con
clusion. If any "Outsider" or SIN
slider" has any facts in his posses
sion which will justify a differen
conclusion, let him lose no time i
presenting them. l, for one, al
always ready to be convinced b
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TOur reporter did not attribute
anything to Mr.. Rowe but what he
said.-ED. BULLETIN.
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The decision Of the Supreme Court
upholding the surrender of j. W.
Mccarthy to the California authori-
ties, to be tried for embezzlemcnt, is
based ON the statutes Of this kingdom
outside of treaties. Such statutes
were designed upon the principle
that this country should not bc an
asylum for criminals OF other coun-
tries. Mccarthy being surrendered,
other refugees luxuriating here ON
stolen wealth will begin to fear that
scorpions may lurk in the upholstery
of their retreats
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THF BRIG ALLIE ROWE.

EDITOR BULLETIN: SIR In your
issue of last evening local item
appears referring TO Messrs. Freeth
Il Peacock as agents of the brig
Allie Rowe, and indicating that the
statement might have come from me.
/ wish to state distinctly that Messrs.
Freeth & Peacock declined to act as
agents for that vessel on her arrival
in Honolulu. Your reporter was
not advised by me that there was
any mismanagement by Messrs.
Freeth & Peacock.
Very respectfully yours,
f.. G.. ROVE.
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am instructed by Mr.. j. A. Hassin-
ger to sell, at the late residence of w.
o. Smith, E.q, Pensacola Street, the
whole of his elegant household furni-
ture, on
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

The shipping news of the Adver-
tiser" is discriminating" in favor
of tramp" British steamers. 1t says
the schooner Liholiho's 1000 bags of
sugar were put into the Pacific Mail
Company's warehouse for the steam
ship Australia" Instead, the fact is
the sugar in question is being loaded
on the American bark Virginia ioi
San Francisco.
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e. p. ADAMS & Co.,

AuCtIOneers.
B. +. DrLLINGHAM, Mortgage.
Honolulu, Feb Q, 1886. AZ lat
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Election of Officers.
NEW BOOKS,

JUST received, "The Dogs of Great
y Britain, America and other Coun.
tries Their Breeding, Training, and
Management in Health and Disease" by
Stonehenge; Incidents and Anecdotes
of the Civil War;" by Admiral Porter.
A j. M. OAT, JR., u co.
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EDITOR BULLETIN: Sir,-ln your
issue of last evening Il local item APP
peared saying, "They (Messrs. Frecth
q Pcacock) have been relieved of the
agency of the brig Allie Rowe and
Mr.. Rowe, although stating that he
is almost financially swamped by
mismanagemcnt of the affairs, does
not yet despair"
As II matter Of fact the above item
rs regards ourselves is entirely incor-
rect, and us such II statement is cal
culated to reflect injuriously on us
we have to request you to grant us
space in your columns to explain our
transactions in reference to Mr.. Rowe
and the brig.
During April, 1884, Mr. Rowe put
the vessel on the berth for Hong
kong and asked us to take the
agency for the trip. We advised
him not to put his cash into the brig,
as Mr.. Sorenson considered the eX-
penses of repairing her would be far
greater than her value when fit for
sea. Mr.. Rowe was determined, how
ever, and proceeded with the repairs.
We distinctly declined to invest any
money in the speculation in the face
of Mr.. Sorenson's report, and on May
Sth, 1884, we were informed by MIR.
| Rowe that all monetary matters were
arranged, and that we should not be
| asked to advance any cash on ac-
count of the vessels Indebtedness.
On May 9th, 1884, Mr.. Sorenson
called on us and said that unless his
account amounting to T2,449.O5 was
Immediately paid, he would libel the
brig and prevent her departure. We
had already issued passengers tickets
and handed the proceeds to Mr..
Rowe, under the impression that he
was paying the vessels accounts i'll
full, and in order to protect our own
credit, we were obliged to accedo to
Mr.. Rowe's request to settle Sorenson
& Lyle's account and give the brig
prompt despatch as advertised. Mr.
Rowe gave our Mr.. G. ID, Freeth, as
security for our advances, bill OF
sale of the vessel, and few days
afterwards we voluntarily gave Mr.
Rowe an agreement whereby we
undertook to transfer the vessel tc
him at any time she might be in oul
possession, previous to an actua
sale, ON payment of our account
We never mt any time or under any
circumstances managed the affairs
of the Allie Rowe, except as regards
advancing money and doing the ne
cessary clerical work. All correspond
ence was submitted to Mr. Rowe ant
approved by him, and all disbursc
ments were made at his express wish
We made no contracts for repairs
charters, or passenger ices, all o
these matters being arranged by Mr.
Rowe or his captain. Mr.. Rowe de
nies, to us, having mentioned on
name to your reporter in any way
and therefore the question of vera
.. city as to the authority under whicl
your item was published rests entirel
between those gentlemen.
FREETH d PEACOCK.
Honolulu, Feb. 8, 1856.
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THURSDAY, Feb. 22nd,
at 10 \ NJ, consisting of
| B.W. ParlOr Set,

Upholstered in hair cloth,
l Grand Square Piano, by Woodward Il
Brown, of Boston;
Elegant Parlor Mirror. with BW
Bracket;
An extensive and valuable assortment of
Books,
BW Book Case, BW side board, Side
Tables,
Extension Dining Table and Chairs,
Large and Small Rugs and Mats, Oil
Paintings and Chromos,
Silverplated Ware, Glassware, Crockery
and Cutlery,
Florence Sewing Machine, Wilcox e.
Gibbs Sewing Machine,
BW Bedroom Set, Painted Bedroom
Sets, BW Wardrobe,
Iron Refrigerator, Meat Safes, Chande-
liers and Lamps,
Veranda Chairs, sundry Kitchen Furni-
ture and Utensils,
Lawn Mower and Garden Tools, &c. &c.
Also, fine American
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9ie gtebee gfrtns gomBant,

bat einen R%eiiepage1 onfertisen laFett,
Der Elm Multer bon @legan3 linb 9auer.
baftigteit 5uglei6 1T. 9err Cd. Stebes
tuu., Der fi6 in Der berbdltnibmdBia
frr5en 3eit feiner Gtablirung in biefis
ger Stabt bereits cine sroBe &unb i9aft
eruarb, geoenft feia Gef6dft AUDI nod
auBenbin aus5ubebnen uno wirb supet=
len ielbif unb Sumeilen bur6 einett
tiidtigen 8ertreter bic 8emobuer Der
Na6bar. urb @e6irgsitdote auffu9en.
I'm iie gu iiber5euger, mas iein reld}=
baltiges 2aser bon WaHen. Wtunitiou
&C. &C. bietet un6 gu ipel6' nieorigeu
preiien man bel ibm faufen tann. 81
benz 3mede bat 0err @teoes ben &eiie=
1paseu angei6aft, ber on ii6 tn ieber
Beaiebung muiergiltig 1T. Slid auf
bic &ei1el
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@dhfpinSsntbf dehefIt.

ginem aIten arate, Der bon Der praris au.
rildaeao9en lebt, innroe burd einert oifinbiiden
Miifonar Die @efdreibuns eines einfadtn
begetabilifd.ea SeilmittelS fir Die fdneIle unb
oauernoe Seiluns BON 2unseni9pinD1udt,
8ron@itis, @atarrb, Nfbma unb allen Sals.
nnb 2unsentranfbeiten a%ussebdnoist. Au1
ein Wtttel fir poitibe, rabiFale Geiluna bon
3erpenfdtpd@e UNI allen @erbentrautbeiten.
Nadoem Der Doftrr Die punberbaren SeiIfr1fte
in tauienben GaIen erprpbt bate, era@tete er
Mitmenfden btfanat si MAIDEN. Bon Dieiem,
Motib uno 8unid setrieben, banbeIte Ct. Sd
ienpe bieiea &e3ept f~ofenfrei an AGe, bic Is
ipiinlden, in oeati@er. enelifder ODER f~ranaSfi-
lder Spra@e, nit boiler Mnmeifuns Der Ser.
felnns unb bes @ebrauds. Senbe sbreFe
uno Briefmarfe, be3iebe Sid dnf biefe 8eitune
nnb ih fenoe eS fofort. u. U. Nobes, 149
Rotpsrs 8lod, &o@efter, q. .. u,lo,1smtp
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skattner better.

unb nun IdBt aud &nle bon 19
b6renl 9te bortige Bep6Iferung fiblt
tiefe Spmpatbie nit benz armen 8olfe
San Mntonios, bas 10 fit6terli9 unier
Der @eiBeI Der 8Iatternfeu6e leibet.
9tefes Witgefiblt i9lieBt aber ben Sc
banfen Der 5el5iterbaltung ni6t aus
unb 10 bat bic geo6lferung bon &ple
cine Wafenberiammlung abgebaIten,
in mel6er Mlttel unb Wege ertpogen
tuur6en, pie man &ple gegen bic 8late
ternieu6e f9iiben f0nne. Bis iebt linb
oieie Wittel nod ni9t enthedt porben,
benn uenn geeu. 8raunfels feline Qua=
rantdns erttdrt, mas foa es ba fromz
men, tDeuu Gple eiuen gorbon UNI
feline Gren5en 5iebt.
81 ld9erli1 BET gar5e ausw1rtige
glatternz lnitnn 1T, 10 bat er bod aud
feline ernite Seite, benn berielbe tpirb
ia gera6e bur1 Bic unbegreifli9e Gur9t
berborgerufen, bic unter einem Sbeile
Der 8emobner Sun Mntonios berri9t.
Wir babett baber aud tein &edt, iiber
bic BeiorgniB Nustpdrtiger gu fpotten.
Do6 piellei9t miro SAT- Nntonio ge.
ftraft %tperben. Die beiben @ottesmdns
ter Moobp unb Santep tperben i'm
nd9fen Monat in Seras elf6einen.
2ange baben fe bariber gei6mantt,
wel6e Stabt fie gum Gelbe ibrer Sbdz
tigfeit MAIDEN tpo0en, unb gaben enbs
lid Der perrufenfen, aIs tpelde linen
San Nntouio be3ei9net tpurbe, ben
Boraug. 9ier alio tpollen ie ben Saz
tan austreiben unb ibr @ef9dftsagent
befinbet fi6 bereits in Der @tabt. Soaz
ten bic beioen @ottesmdnner iebp9 bon
Der srauiigen 8latternfeu6e bernebmen,
bic in 9an Nntonio berrf1t, unb naz
mentli9 bon benz @9idial elmer bere
tpanbten Seele, bes 9iamantenf6nigs,
bann eri6eint es iebr fragli6, Oh lie
ibren @ntf9luB ni9t riidgdngig MAIDEN.
I'm aber einem iol9en beflagenstper=
then @reigniB bor3ubeugen unb ben beis
SEN @ottesmdnnern Mutb au MAIDEN,
per6fentli@en mir ben offaielen Blat>
ternberi6t 6es fdotii6en Mrstes BON
%. Sanuar:
nSeit benz Nuftau9en Der Blattern
big gum ~. B. erfranften 26 Berionett
oaran. SIN 8latternboipital befinoen
fi@ 9 pattenten, BON oeren iebo9 Z
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT iinb. SIS ffarben i'm
9ospital Elm Meritaner, elm Nmerifa=
ner unb elm merifaniides Mdbden. Sn
Beanpile ertranften 6 .perfonen, bic
ale gebetlt finb. Sic iibrigen Blattern.
fdle ereigneten ii9 it Der Mdbe bes
hospitals unb BON Bsanbile unb Be-
trafen Ginber unter 5 Sabren, BON Be-
men bier geitorben iinb. @egentpdrtie
liegen nod brei Rinber an ben 8Iattern
oarnieber, ma6t NIT ben beiben Granz
fen i'm Sofpital bic Sumr1e 5. Darin
beffebt Die graufige Blatternieu9e, bic
in San Antonio piitbet.
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Ser gtreit beiaeleat.

9as M6fen3er1 Der 2anbfroBe BON
san Mntonio mad Seguin bat unter
ben Garmern am gibolo ni9t menia
Gntriiitung berporgerufen unb aud uns
iere County gommiifioners unb 5taotz
Ddter etpas in Mufregung perieBt. Sic
gan5e Nngelegenbeit f9ten fur ben rlnz
eingerDeibten etmas bernifelt 3u fem,
benn es ma9ten fi1 in berfelben orei
berf6iebene Weinungeu geltenb. unb
bas Mertuirbigite babel mar, baB 6iefe
perf9ieoenen Inii@ten gum She'll be-
griinbet tparen.
Die @ountp Gommifiioners bebauptez
ten, bag bic Stele, auf uel6er Sames
bic 2aabfraBe abfperrte, fi9 auf ftdbs
tii6em @ebiet befinbe, mofelblt benz
County bic Jurisdiction feble, unb fe
batten ReGt bamit. l1nfere @tabtpd=
ter bi1gegen ma9ten geltenb, baB iene
STEELE einitmals benz ftdotii9en @ebiet
angeb6rt babe, ieitbem iebo@ bic ttdos
tiiGen 8ren3en einge3osen tpurben,
liege es auberbalb berfeIben, unb peun
i6 bic Sa9e 10 perbdlt, 5anr baben
fe aud He9t. NIs brittle partei tom=
men bann nod bic Garrner unb erfld.
rem, baB Sames bolitdnbig in ieinem
@e9t mar, als ct bic 2anbfrabe obs
fen3te, neil er ienes 2anb faufte. aIs
bic Staot i'm. Sabre 1852 ibr Grunbeiz
9entbum gu Spottpreiien losihlug.
DAB ieBt bic 8erbinbung nit Der Gta6t
a%ufgeboben iei, bafir MAIDEN fe bic
@ountD Gommiifioners peranttuortli@,
tuel@e bic urfpriingli1e 2anbftraBe perz
legten; uno mad Dem S9luBergebniE
gu urtbeilen, baben fie ebenfaas Medt.
SEPT TT bic Sadie georbnet uab
tuabri6einli@ aur 3ufrieoenbeit aler
oaran Betbeiligten. Cine gommiIfou,
bic aus ben @ountp @ommiliioners
Braben unb 96fling unb ben Staot=
ndtern 8elfnap unb Sambleton be-
ftaub, bat Die Seguiner 2anbfraBe in.
fpiairt uno oas Sames'f6e Qanb, iiber
tuel9es bic Strabe fiibrt, nit Beldlaa
belest, unb iomit uirb bic omin6ie
Jen5 nerf6minben.
Die ftreitise Mngelegenbeit lit alfo in
einfa6er Weiie unb obne lanamieriae
Werbanblunger erlebiet porben. Die
Wteinung Der Garmer bat gefiegt, uno
nun slabt uns Srieben baben.@
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@os fa,t,, aesd,ebe,t 2

Durd n%odmaIisem 8erfu9 unb aufre@ter,
baltung bes Wutbes fam man9es erreidt tuer.
ben, mas unm6sIid erf@eint. Sunberte boT.
nunsslofer Sale bou Nieren. un6 2eberleibe1
iinb our& electric 8itters sebeilt iporben, nod.
benz allies iibrise bersebli@ beriu@t purbe.
Dcrum benfe man nidt, .bab es feline Seiluns
giebt, %fonbern perfude electric 8itters. 81
aiebt feline anbere Msbi3in, bic 70 perfeft nnt
fider bas 8lut reinist. electric 8itterS beill
9bspepfia. Sarn. unb ale &rantbeiten be,
Nieren. 1lnfdabbar in allen Magen. mnb
2eberfranfbeiten. 8u baben fit so Gents BIZ
H[afhe bel u. 0reik.
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3 a ..

- Mn9 in Dallas iinb mebrere per>
ionen on ben 8lattern geiforben. Sic
geb6ren inoeB fdmmtli6 elm uub bets
felben farbigen Camille an, bon ber
mod 6 Mitglieoer barniebsrtiegen. Gin
tpeiber Mann, Der fi@ freimiaig als
Graafeapfeger anbot, tit gleidfaas bon
ben Blattern ergrifen worben un6 ge=
fforben.
= 8or benz GriminaIgeri6t in Sol
pefton wirb segenwdrtig Der pro3eB 9e=
gen 5 Burger nerbanbelt, bic li6 ber
Stimmenfdli@ung in Der IL. Warb
f9ulbig ma9ten.
geaeu ben @etretdr unb Sdab=
meiifer Der Granco=Ser 2anbtompags
ME, 6. Walcolmipn unb feinen S1maz
ger WeDurmott iinb in Weatberfprb 5
Derf6ieoene Nntlagen tuegen 8ei9min>
belung Der @ompaguie anbdngig ses
ma9t rpproen.
= Die County : gommiifioners in
eagle PaB baben eitten @efunobeitsbez
anlten e%rnannt, ber ieben anfommen>
ben @iienbabn8ug infpiairen io0. Oh fi6
traute 9erionen auf oemielben befins
ben. Srefen fe einen &ranten an. 10
muB berlelbe auBerbalb Der Stabt uls
tergebra9t tnerben.
= Dor einiger 3eit bra9te Der st.
Bouts Globe SemDtrat" Die Na6ri9t
pom Der grmoroung bes gonbutteur
TrQater bel SDertDn un6 beaeiGnete ei=
men gepiFen price als M6rber. Dieter
Price bat teBt i'm Difriftgeridt gu Sen>
berion eiue @nti9dbigungss&l age I'M
8etrag bon 800, O0o gegen ienes 8latt
anbdngig gemadt.
Sn Gainesville nurbe in Elm unb
oerfelben Na6t atpeimal 5euet anse<
legt. Sas eritemal in perfins Salon,
moiel6ft man bic un3tpeibeutigten Be-
meiie erbielt, baB 8ranbflfter an Der
Nrbeit tuaren, bsnn bic M6beln, bas
BtlGrb unb anbere utenIilier maren
nit Del begpHen tpprben unb fogar elm
Waferiprintler erbielt nod Del. 9as
atpeitemal bra9 6euer in 8nr6s 2eibs
ftaQ aus, un6 elm Jarmer, ber bidt
baneben in einem Magen f1lief, be-
5eugt, oaB Ct einen Mann in ben Stall
bineingeben unb mteber berausfommer
fab, poraaf bas Geuer ausbra9.
Mn Der @arcitas Bel 8ictoria ers
i6oB fi6 elm Garbiger NIT feiuer eige=
men Glinte aus unborfi9tisfeit. ct
wo1te auf bic Sago geben utb traf elm
farbiges Mdb9en, bas auf ber Sreppe
zines 9auies ftanb, unb IieB fi6 in cine
uuterbaltung nit bemielbert elm. Sen
Rolben feiner Glinte bate er babel auf
bic grbe geftellt, bod belt er bic WaHe
ni9t felt, f0nbern riidte iie bin rro Der;
fie ettlub fi6 unb bic garse S9rotlas
oung braug benz unslidli6en in bic
Brut.
= Sn OftzDalas brannten Z Wobns
bduier Of.
- Die befannte Tirma Sanger
Bros. in Dallas molte f16 bon ben
&nigbts of 2abor ni6t bori9reiben lai>
fen, mo fe ihre Waaren einaufaufen
babe. Sic erbdlt lire Berbinouns NIT
Stetfon 6 So. in PHILADELPHIA aufs
re@t. unb Die &nigbts finb bariber 10
aufgebra6t. baB fie einett r8opcott"
iiber Sanger Bros. berb1ngt baben.
= Ser Boftmeiiter G@lemmer in
Rple bat feline &elignation einseianbt.
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Gtse alter 8araer tvri@t.

Scr. 8. @f. Worris, Elm alter 8etpobner bon
8ome, Ga .fagt, BOB er beftig an Nierenleioen
mebrere Sabre lang 81 Ieioen bate unb ebenfo
brei Sabre lang On eczema. 8u 9eiten fonnte
er sar nidt seben unb bate pieI SeiIrittel
erfolslos berfudt, bis er anfins electric Bitters
au sebrauden uub feline Sanee unb 8i6e nit
Buflens Mruica Salbe eiu3ureiben. Diefe
8ebanolnng berfdafte inn grlei1terung, nnb
bebbalb empfeblt ct electric 8itters allen, bic
NIT MisrenIeiben bebaftet finb, ober zines 8lut.
r~einisers bebirfen. 8u baben bel u. DreiB.
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Gdlpla' 8iQarb . 9alppn.

Sen 8eiu6ern meines 8idarbs
Salons, fopie benz gubIifum i'm Mqs
gemeinen aeige i6 hermit an, baB i6
BON l. Mdr5 ab bic Gontrole iber Die
Billiards felbft iibernebme, ba 9err 90.
$. @larf fi6 auf ieiuen eigenen @uuI@
DerGnbert.
Som l. Mdra at tperben Bel mir brei
Der feinten 8iQarttii9e, tpie Fe bon
ben er(fen GiQiaroipielern Der Meli
benust perben, gu finbeu fein.
15,1,t-1-3] q. S9oI3.
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@d,niift bic @rdbcrl SIZE &,

@Hmtiift bic @rabcrl Die @rds
berf9miiduug 1T cine i96ne, pietdt>
bo0e elite, bic Se6em 3ur gbre ge>
ret6t. Die Wabl ftebt 5tpii6en Blumet1
unb Senfmdlern unb tper bic lebteren,
als bic bauerbaften unb unbergdngliz
den, wdblt, bet mirb BON benz iungen
&inffler, Granf Sei9, Ger. 3O5-
313 9OutonifraBe, auf bas Bette be-
bent tperben. 28,l,w1f
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NQerlef.

= 9as Oiftriftgeri@t berurtbeiIte
2eanbro Garcia, bet einen arbern
Meritatter iiberfiel un0 NIT einem Weeis
fer su erfe9en fu6te, gu 2 Sabren
3u9tbaus.
= Soiepb g. @rab, Der in San
Nntonio berbaftet purbe, neil man ibn
in Chicago tpese1t S9winbels i'm gez
TRACE bon $40. 900 antlagt, bat feline
unfreinilige &eiie nod benz Noroen in
8egleitung eir es 9etectipes angetreten.
: Sic Miilions : 8abn %ertpartet
beute s peitere garlabungeu S9ieret.