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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24
TExARKANA.
a Crowd Of Masked Men Firs on Their
0uny in the Railway YaFds,

a Crowd Of Masked Men Firs on Their
0uny In the Railway HaFds,
Special 70 the Gazette,
TExARKANA, ARK, Apfil 28-rCoDeid-
cradle excitement was created last night
about ll;80 In the Iron Mountain end
Missouri Pacific rallrosd yards hy a
crowd OF inaeked men, WAC dred about
twenty pistol shots A few u the militia
were quietly summoned, but the would.
be pssassins had left. Luckily no one
was hit, but there were some very much
frightened switchmen.
Quite a sad accident happened IN Prof.
Hayes' school this morning During re-
cess the young men NcFe playing ball,
when, by an accident, the ban struck Mr.
Albert Reed on the chin, causing bin TO
ute The end Of his tongue nearly oil IL
was necessary ~ takBa couple ~ StlcAea
to hold It together
The strawberry a1d ice-cresm festival
given last Night at No. 3l6 Broad street,
by The ladies Of the Fourth Street Moth
Odist Episcopal church, was q grand sne-
cess in every respect The hall was hri
liaDtly III up ~ m eicctrleligh Nusic
was inrniEhed by Observation-Disclosures hand
The strawberries were exceedingly fine
and We're greatly rellshed by All Too
much praise cannot DO bestowed upon the
fair daughters Of Teyarkana for their ex,
cellcnt supper. The net receipts we're
$40.
The Bowie county court Is nos IA ses
sion, but no cases Of special Interest are
tried--th0ugh Judge Bell Is making ~
quite warm Tor the gambling fraternity.
There are over 500 cases for gaming %
the docket now
There ara about 100 men now engaged
IN laying the pipes for the wateT-works.
The Texarsana fee factory VIII begin
the marpiact1re Of iccTnesdey cist.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24
A BLOODY coon fRiOAY.

a New prIeRus Merchant Shoote Ets wife
and ahon slows nia Hrhine out,
special 70 The Gazette,
NEw OGiEANs, Ia, April 23- Wiligm
G Nessue, dealer in dry goods and nQ.
lions on Dauphin and Depue streets, IN
this city, celebrated Good Briday IN
very bloody style NeHsue was sixty.
three wears old and IN good circumstances,
married man with an Interesting fun.
ily lie married second time twenty.
two years ago, his wife being Miss
Resale Corneille, Creole Of this city,
by whom he had eight children, and two
children by his first wife. For some
time past Nessue, although an old man,
has been wildly jealous OF his wife, VINO
Is only thirty-nlne, even going so far as
10 declare that the last child was not his,
At an early hour this morning, before
Mrs. Nessue Ind left her bed he entered
her room with two pistols In HIS hands,
that he purcha cd especially for this oc-
casion, and shouted;
"Rosallc, As we cannot live In peace
together, we had better die together
lie fired his pistol as he said this, stirling
his wife In the left breast, She sprang
from the bed when he fred again, the
ball passing through the right forearm
and lodging IN The right shoulder, but
although seriously wounded, having lost
a great deal Of blood, she escaped from
the house and alarmed the neighbors
They entered the room and found Nessne
dead at the foot Of hls wfe's bod, He
had placed The mu2zle Of the pistol IN
his month and blown out his brains,
Clara, one Of the daughters, saw Inc
fatal act Of her father. She says be re-
moved his false teeth before ineertlng the
pistol into his mouth. She tried 10 clutch
his hand, but was too late and the pistol
was discharged. One OF the children,
Albert, was also wounGsd by his father
dnrinn the shontlng.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24
NAPKINS.

"a dozen bleached pure linen Napkins,
S100.
30 dozen bleached linen Napkins, SLIPS.
290 dozen bleached linen damask, Sl.50,
10, 200 and up the finer grades to So 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24
DOYI4

AT 50c-lo0 dozen pure linen checked
glass Doylies.
At 5Oc-56 dozen pure twill linen
Doylies.
AT 1916 dozen damask Doylies.
AT Sl.00-Ss dozen bordered damask
Doylies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24
what win 0rooon Doe

S1. PETERSBURG, April 30 journal dc
ST. Petersburg says the powers have
given their adherence TO the proposals OF
Great Britain 20 take stringent collective
steps to induce Greece TO dis0rm. Greece,
IL peaceful now, win acquire claim on
mowers hereafter
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24

NEW YoHK, April 20 The Atchison, Topeka
q Santa re RAILROAD company has announced
stored 10 the old TranscoDl lnfntal pool rates
They Will advance passenger rates t0-Inor'
row, The Sunset Denver q Rio orapde main
tain ruling cut rates Pacific Mail grants low
rate fos the steamer sailing Thursday next
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24
CHAINS.

:Ebghsms department all the
colors and high novelties are
la Ginghams, SC.
la Ginghams, l0c.
aehams, desirable paths, l23c.
IS styles, elegant paths, loo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24
lON LAWNS.

&res woven, for Spring and
Mar, nothing can equal a
d well finished Lawn for
Erice. The high grades we
lying are unrivaled in artistic
sancy and solidity of color
hlon Lawns, &c.
{hion Lawns, &c.
bon Lawns, lOc.
hon Lawns, l29, 10 and zoe.
5br Lawns are also to be seen
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24

PAals, April 28-it Is understood that
Franco viii join the other powers IA tile
issue OF the atlmatum insisting on Greece
abandoning wur-liko preparations 70
viii refuse TO Join them IN any naval
demonstrations intended 10 coefue
Greece.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24

At Cincinnati; Cincinnati, lS Pitts
burg, z. At New York Athletic, -;
MetropolItans, 6. At New York, Brook
lYn. 8 Baltimore, 3.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24

house has leading principle Of actl which its sue
..buted Ours is equal excellence in everytnl We don't
y Of silks or Millinery Hosiery Dress Gods or ether
rment We do the best we can all round, offering ~
4 bargains in every one of our 80 departments.
u F0IIOWING PRICES CAREFULLY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24

AUSTIN, Xxx, April n -Ine IpJnnc-
ton case against Charles Goodnight for
alleged Illegal inelo6nre Of nearly 700, 600
-. Il. L....I L....L- 80 -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24
AK INDIANA LlNOHING .

BvASsyILLE, IND, April 23.--Roberi
Fowler, the murderer of Miss Lydia Bur
nett, was hanged at Morganneld, Union
county, to-day at 1880 O'Clock. He con
fessed his guilt and said he deserved hi
punishment. When the drop fell the
rope broke and he fell to The ground, q
fall of FIVE and half feet, and il is sup
posed that bis neck was broken, He was
raised aud tied To the beam, and n
twenty minutes was declared dead. HI,
remains were then delivered 70 his rela
tives. Five thousand people witnessed
the hanging
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24

psIod az h43 10 Asaak' "a Gin a Nh n az
fqed Hin no SsA Saska1, isAtif lqi
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-20
Notes About Town.

In 1885 commissioners granted Timothy C..
Kitty and Patrick Kitty S542. 80 damages for
property taken by the St. Paul, Saltwater d
Taylors Falls Railway company, which is the
Omaha for right OF way. For this amount
Judge McCuer gave the parties an order to
the county clerk yesterday, having decided
they were entitled TO it.
At meeting Of the board OF education on
Thursday evening IL was decided not To send
the school children 10 the ice carnival in a
body as previously intended. Both roads
will give forty-cent rate and many viii o
over independently.
All who are interest ed in the study of the
international Sunday School Lesson are in
Vited to attend the Sunday school teach ers'
meeting in the room OF the Y. M. c. A. this
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Prof. T. 7 Jane g. county superintendent
of schools, will hold teachers examinations
in March as follows: Point Douglas, 10th
and IIth; Saltwater, 18th and 18th. aud Lake
land. 18th and 10th.
The eXca Yations for the new buildings on
Third street are being pushed forward as Wig
orously as possible. These buildings Will
make quite difference in the appearance of
Third street.
Joseph, ] year and IL months, daughter of
Chris Nelson, Marine and Wisconsin streets,
died yesterday frcm scarlet feeer. This is
the third ceath in the city from scarlet fever
this month.
Mr.. G. w. Cable OF the Gable Lumber com
pany or Davenport was III the city yesterday
on his way TO Chippewa to look after their
logging interests.
Mr.. c. ". Holler, the baker, is as happy
over the arrival OF u bran new baby girl as
Company h is over winning the flag.
The case against Benjamin Shook for re-
listing arrest, set for yesterday, was contin-
ued till this afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
The past three weeks have been among the
dullest on record in the municipal court. The
showing FOR the month will be slim.
The flag won by Company K IS on exhibit
zion in the window of the Lumberman' s
bank
Mrs. George NJ Prince entertained the
Afternoon club yesterday.
Mr.. George +. S abin and son are home
from Chicago.
Judge William N. MoCluer was at st. Paul
YESTERDAY.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-20
ndfnfu Of Assessment for Opening, Wialg and Extension Milton Street.

OFFICE e or Ts1 P P en- ui PeS W Eo i
ese cs Of 81 p M1 s. hsynr been @ Bo.i of
neandpac
Gifted
Supposed ddescdpu Benefits
Of town range 3 lying Ines oHf
Blair street s eIene d ercept FopuPbs 6Sis hGn
inst Paul Division Hague selby
Same ]. Of NV Z 2 town 49,
street Hague, Dayton Avenues
An "a Hendricks The # of OFFS of
ree being St Paul NInnesoa Tase0 Keep for Miton
Same Southeast Of sw y Of So u Of s y Of section GEO
ee. range except S-W
y Rogers. EHot HetsE4
andCa streets in Paul. Minnesota Taken
! x Of sjsof Of Of 500
hart and Carroll Milton sSa
Catholic 1otNwHof
rl street and In St Paul
t4koT f ST AIt on Street X ESQ
~ range g being in Paul Minnesota except Carroll 50 90
ssS 90
R 5 Harmon. of sw Got NE of swAOt
and Martin street. gins Minneso Taken for
soaf6vc:; OF section sem
o. S-VO
1T " town.
Park addition
Streets Taken orI
3.tOwn2 grange in Paul MInnesota
me streets ndpa TT taken
-0 ""'" s"e''''''' y"
said Board at meeting
R.I-GoR Clerk off Works " ' e5
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-20
Confirmation Of Assessment for Opening EaIly Avenue

o THEE oARDo FPUBLIc woRKs
or
Public Works in and
the sameu
wne andd BENEFITS
Jr. I NE LofN
rs, ineso
west
q
I OF E Z o Z o. 2.town2
90
All
p nor TO saidme
L" ooAAAN' OerA BOARD OF Pubic works
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-20
Confirmation Of Assessment for Opening and Extension Alley Through
Block 7, Whitney Smiths Addition
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, !
CITY OF ST. PAUL Mimi, Feb. 16, 1855.


said
nwhIbec
damaged
o S.P
70
Cutler The southeas o. fofE y off
block whitney smith Addition to ST. Paul Taken for
E5IofIot Ilendis bock
d
lJamesH r o Of
Whitney Smiths Addition
ofE3 otsil and2, block ~
$50 "
ey 900. $3.50 %
c Mann souheastery enqO fofw \
west1I ndl2 LkTw whitney Smiths
taken for alley SSVO OO
Geo To intes n
&
the of cashGi interest in the S som
OfW "a ii L. block Z Whitney ~
t A & CO To leasehod 3
ftof Wa OF lots IL and L. T. Whitney Smiths
leayhGd intcre. X sooo
I Il, :. q Wv
Addition to Paul. until APRIL 500 90 }
&suth's Paul
Benefits
! A $3.50 90 80 90 $3.50 70
R L4G 1851
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-20
Conformation Assessment for Opening, Widening and Extension Of St Adams
Street


Is,
Aurora Avenue and Marshall in
50 having
Boa p
uni
Board
odange Land the
pposedow rand descipt Benefits aans
ckerman. a Out
LosS Paul wing within the in o Abanss in
oconbes 10 cd ednOth6 ftwile
St.
s:' . 5a 5se s 81 t. S.s: $1,000 500" So"
Walker ha part o E ofIo Smith LOFTS
LOdsSt n ne line % St sstret.in
Hoco if north G. tt
wdeO for
o. Ou Lots tPauLe SEE
J o lot 2,s mth& Out
LOIS hin the lin o st Abansstr in
St. Ant Avenue)
@ :. 5000 $1,000
part OF the acres o
Z
t.
8
Minnesota
town ~
streets andSE Anthem IN
Adams in ST. Paul. Minnesota S@2S
with
WILLIAM
LEO i ekBo ardOf Public Works
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-20
Confirmation Of Assessment for Opening Dayton Avenue


the opening Of
city a Of
A o 81 "A tE
the
wner and dsscipu Benefits, Damages
Jr o he W o of {cf
IS ing the line sof DaytCn
o L aul il prod1c west
A. Div ion stree Hague
for Avenue. col
4 NE = o q o o. town Srange
in Pau and Is %
the
R. L GORMAS, Clerk
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-20

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
ST.. PAUL, Feb, 1885. J
], a. r. McGill, Insurance Commissioner OF
the State Of Minnesota, do hereby certify
that the Metropolitan Life Insurance company
above named. has complied with the laws of
this state relating TO insurance, aud is now
fully empowered throughits authorized agents
TO transact its appropriate business OF life in
surance in this state Tor the year endin & Jan.
81, 1887.
a. II. MCGTLL
bO-52 Insurance Commissioner.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-20
Confirmation Of Assessment for Opening Widening and Extension Of AuT0r
Avenue

THEBo AEDo F PUBLIC oRHs1
10,
in dhyI Board Of
audo sadie
of March, o a
IS
4 Board.
roanaged
Supposed In Damages Baanc
Fred uterfed. 3 r. o the 0acresof Y
.ofS alon 5town2 %, range e1cept
Mler GrdtoSt Adams Martin ,andF uner Streets
AnthonyAv
e. ..
SaIaT g of y of Of ctonS5 own2Q
exc
and Fuller streets esndp part
for AurorsAv
Trustees BostonU that OF 2 Hyde ozark
kuhn andM Marshal Addu TOT T. PAUL. produced
&c # wide Aysnqe Taken for Aurora $1,000 col cam
4SenGs Hyde Park St ta1 except part .sn Au. slsos 90 "~
sameAu thatpa flo PARK PAUL. Isl within
the lines OF Aurora A MARSHA
on o II
sS Se 4 f T h9ss is n ss r aESoeS part ss: for
the
day
Preside
L GoRxAS ClekBo of Works
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-20
Confirmation Of Assessment for Opening Widening and Extension Of Miller
Street

or THE BOAR PUBL WORKS
ST So.
of by
N VIII meet IN said
of A o hear "a
Dc cof d said
mo asse agan same to-
owner andd Benefits Damage Balance
st can ton. fproduc dnoth6O ftWfde
Grt
n streets q 1 Anthon audA uroaAv
ing n Pau Taken 70 Mnkr street
ae o o. Of secto 5town3
Streets an I nthonyan AurNaAv sand
sota..$
N the
said Board at
Presdcu
RI GoMIA IerkB OFF cworka
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-20

OFFICE or HzB BOARD or PUBL
CRY RS PAUL MINI, Is So
OF
ntiouy h ity -
OF OF y
time >
b said
The O. the
Suppose land
Fred Bu teraad. Al that Of ; acres OF Of
Il Of sSion tow "
Of u Ssteet.u EdunD IS fproIIce north
II wide to Aurora 5ot
bans. Martin AZ ule streets md and
AGroaA Avenue q kn for
9 resof \ o OF town
range ceptNi OgigA Guo
Fuller Streets IN st. nthony and AURORA
in with rkof
5 = les &c
Presideu
GoRMaN ,ClerkBo OF orks
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-20
Confirmation Of Assessment for Opening Widening and Extension Of Mar
tin Street
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
CITY OF ST. PAUL, MINI, Feb. Is, 1885.


of
Boardof n wHme
Board
owner and decriudo damages Balance
o 5
4
e. ingon Avenue(
St. n
cling n ST
,exceptv ctori.F nsand
ulerst rs sand md AuorsAve nuean part
] Harrnon that partof of offs of
street n Z o t Pau ifurl
eptS- An
u Paul,
Minneo eufor street.
: I 81,
g. St hilton
II Pau
1H Park
S lie i a
ss street: SLIGO. ''' 500
that OTIS .HydeP Parks Lying
Lots HydePa v
It s..
70 in sur
o. for Mar $500
oGcal: BARRETT, President
l.. CekBo ardo Pub Works.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-20
Confirmation Of Assessment for Opening Widening and Extension Victoria
Street


10, lSS6S
of
i'm
by sp@ Bor ~ cause SHOWN " the contrary SAID viii be confirmed
fitted
owner land Benefits Damages Balance
MIIeynemann The 80 # Of Z \ Of HOt SCI swH
Avenue,
Same. Of o OF OF ZION TOWING, 49,
Ruterhad. t 0 sE1lOt
section 30 ~ g. Except Fisk Miller Groto St
A en a0 s d 81 Ea Psu s 81 An'a T0 1S9 y gS
Same The 90 acres Of of sR < of section s5 town "a
T fH Ir ~ no o x eoa s apf N W
a..s
e Ramsey The # o tot SEX Of 1IOt
and TGoas Streets bes nst paul MhSesoS raaen for
Same lbs ~ t X o Y OF sstion 5toTna ~
% Ellen Charles and Thomas 81 90
stree ST.
s''' "
Same The s of = of \ OF 4 Of OF
9aa@ Pee beng in Paul Minnea Tasen for WEE
SOW
thomas - '7V
N a Van Doya The E 80 TT OsE < ofsEN Ofsw Z Of sec
Taken
% Z Z section range s.o,
same The " 50 Of tina. Tts9neous piece OF land in sw
80 except Ninnehuha strett being in Paul MnnsO
same miscellaneous piece corner * ~
o. - o. t3n % to~H ~ range - except So"
st Paul Minnesota l3O5 90
r L.. GoRxAs Clerk OalaP Works.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-20
SALTWATER GOSSIP.
Great Joy Over the Capture of the
Prize Flag.
General News Notes and Town Chit
Chat.

tsDo Won suppose we would allow one
horse town like saltwater TO take that BAN
ner" said one of the dude members OF Com
pany to q saltwater man at st. Paul last
week. Don't you be too confident about
that, my dear boy. Those who laugh last
laugh best" said the Saltwater man. VINO
got it? And now we laugh heartily, too.
Company has been drilling every night for
some weeks. Those who signed to enter for
the prize have been attending at least three
drills a week. all anxious to win the nag
From the start Capt w. g. Bronson has been On
hand every night and has taken great inter-
est in the boys, as also have the other ofhcers-
Capt. Bronson, who has always manlfesced
Intense interest in the company, says ne
never saw the boys do better than they did
on Thursday night, though Col. harrison
saws they did better work on Wednesday
night. After luncheon at the Ryan, Hon. E
n. Durant set up the cigars to the boys, as
also did Capt. Bronson later IN the evening.
The company, accompanied by the flag, an
elegant one, and about two hundred friends
and admirers returned about 10 O'Clock yes
terday. q more enthusiastic crowd than which
never entered Saltwater. Capt. Bronson,
the officers and every member of the com
pany were the recipients Of hundreds OF con-
gratulations yesterday, and are beaming all
over with smiles. Saltwater is proud OF the
company. and will probably give the boys a
a handsome reception.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-20
Conf rmat0H Of Assessment for Opening Hague Avenue.


of benefits,
wide Vicoia Gets
t. Board PuldcW works
: on the
A Il any td . atwch iuesn
WILDE
by
dne pionof heDr
n descrpt Benefits DauaEe Balance
VIM Brown,
2a ying thin the lines Of Hague
il VIC
A, IN Paul
=
Dayton saby col
\ Z o w OF secton 2town2 Srange
5 IN st PaulM s1- 20
part
noectons whit
meet
JARRETT
L.G Ter BoardoP ublc works
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-20
Confirmation Of Assessment for OPENING Widening and Extension Of IalgTi
Street

lsseS
Boardf
A
descr Benefits Damp Balance
NJ n Doen. h part of of o J Of
8
Z =
s ford IRE e. - 81 !; - sv = =; otto; .: ~ $500 O)
Prsldent
L.. GoRMA ClekBo Of Works
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-20
1La,d.i!ie 9

Do you want a pure, bloom
ing COmplexiOn2 If so, a
few applications Of Hagan's
MAGNOLIA BALM will graf
if,y you to your hearts con-
tent. 1t does away with Sal
lOWnesS, RedneSs, Pimples,
BlOtcheS, and all diseases and
imperfectiOns of the skin. 1t
OyercOmeS the flushed appear
ance Of heat, fatigue and ex-
element. Itmakes a Lady Of
THIRTY appear but TWEEN
ny ; and SO natural, gradual,
and perfect are it's effects,
that it is impossible to detect
its application.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-20
Confirmation Of Assessment for CDGllg Widening and Extension Webster
Street.

THE BO OF PUB1ICw works.
AU. 3
a
Supposed owner andd Bene Damages anee
Srnsonau dSlltn. \ tina partOf the described
aud, except IKE st la
ST.
q blow ON b.. w fOmSE
rof Z of I 0 dissection town. Srange2 thence
10 Z l. to n orner
Z I o
il ST.
PaUl c
l.
Of = OF Z OF uO 1,toYn2 ange2 thence
aims ans; t F corner
w ! o
aid : ; ng.e
%
the with Of
o Works
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-20
Confirmation Of Assessment for Opening Widening and Extension Michigan
Street
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Feb. 10, 1856.


IT.
expen the
ret from L 81. lbans reet II
by and
u p OF
a
posedo eandde Benefits. Damage Baance
A desci lane lex
Il with Abauss street
! 4 8 n23 hen w
n . E
OOO
4 5 o
toni, town2 ,rlnyea theuceW chans; tlence
) 3 o be
streets and
stree
produce west from
o Com
4 4
.,
y o Z o 4 o sad
et....
deau Common, SI6ca WfronS Sc
o
ofS \ ofsade tonI :thenceS w w
o : f O beg ceptD
m
@ made Il the erk of said
Presden
GONNA ERIK Boardof Pubic Works
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-07-13
English and European.

q LONDON July 2d.-Returns up to / A. NJ show
the election of IS Tories 80 Gladstouians /:
Unionists and Parnellites. The results of yester
days elections indicate nothing clearly except the
close nature of the contest. The Unionists main
tain the lead, owing to the number returned with.
out opposition. Manchester returns three Glad.
stonians and three Unionists. Liverpool four
Unonists and two Gladstonians Bristol three
Unionists and one Gladstonian, Leeds three Glad
stonians and two Unionists.
The only Scotch election was IN Perth, which
returned a Gladstonlan by a small majority.
Three London divisions-East Paddington, North
Paddington and the Strand-have given immense
Unionist majorities returning, respectively, Lord
Randolph Churchill /. l.. Cohan and w. H.
Smith. Carlisle returned Gladstonian.
The feature of the election is it general small
ness of maiorities.
LONDON, July 2d.-Gladstone is reelected for
Midlothian. Up to l o'clock this afternoon twenty
two Tories, nine Unionists, twelve Liberals and
three Parnellites have been elected Parnell and
Maurice Healy (Parnellites) have been reelected
to represent Cork City in the Commons. They
were not opposed
LONDON, July 2d.--The English cutter yacht
GdlGteG passed Lizard Point to-day, bound for
Boston Mass
The Queen to-day reviewed the troops at Alder
shot. The weather was bright and clear and the
town was crFded. Among those present during
the review we're the Prince and Princess of Wales.
A large number of people from the Colonies who
are in England are attendingthe Indian and Colo
NAL Exhibition.
The MatrOuS spinning mills at hlddermlnSter
were burned to-day. The loss Is 100000. thous-
and persons are thrown out of employment.
As the result of a collision yesterday near Wurz.
b. ,s<seen persons lost their lives, ten of whom
were crushed beyond recognition
TENS and Bega rivers, in Hungary. have again
risen flooding the surrounding country. Two
villages have been DESTROYED by floods.
Cholera is greatly increasing In Brindisi and
surrounding villages.
The Panama Canal Committee at Paris to-day
examined three of the Ministers and NJ. Rousseau.
They all urged the Government to sanction the
proposed Panama Canal loan.
LONDON, July 1.-At Newcastle to-day the North
Derbs for three-y ear-olds was by D. Perkins
bay colt Hawkeye, Lord Hastings bay Seaton sec
ond, Sir L. Jardine's chestnut FLY Daydream
third.
Advices from Belgrade say that the Servian
peasantry generally are rioting. They refuse to
pay taxes levied since the unsuccessful against
Bulgaria, and ill-treat the tax collectors. Their
hostility to King Mian's Government is continu-
ally fermented by the Opposition party.