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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-06-11


Lace Curtains, White and Ecru.
UnqucstionQlfg the best Bryaias eper offered
By US.
White Lace Curtains, worth 81 -. at 40 cts
White Lace Curtains, worth 81 75atSl o.
Ecru Lace Curtains, worth s. 25 at 81 IS
AS an additional attraction we reduce prices
on our line of Turcoman Curtains with view
Of closing them out At once.
so inch Garnet Turcoman Curtains, 81 yards
long. Reduced from S. 90 to
81 30 per pair.
90 inch Garnet Turcoman Curtains, q yards
long. Reduced from 81 90 to
So 90 per pair.
90 inch Garnet Turcoman Curtains, 81 Yards
long Reduced from So so TO
Sc 90 per pair.
." irch Garnet Turcoman Curtains, 81 Yards
long, reduced from SIl 90 to
So 90 per pair.
80 inch Silk "0ld Red" Turcoman Curtains
50 yards long Reduced from SIS 90 to
$40 90 per pair.
1t will pay you to anticipate your wants
and buy now, as these lots are not large.
N0TE.-We also have Curtain Poles, brass
and wood in small sizes, particularly appro.
pirate for Lace and Muslin Draperies, fancy
loops and fxings, and everything necessary
for interiot decoration and furnishing
Ready Made Bed-Wear.
The success of our experiment of making
up Sheets, Pillow and Bolster Cases has been
so pronounced that these goods hereafter will
form an important feature ofOur regular stock
and will be on sale in quantities, at the same
low prices, at all times. We use only the
best grade Of Muslins, and they are made up,
by our own work people, in the strongest and
most thorough manner.
Read, Made Bed sheets.
lO-4 ready made Sheets, q yards long, 6Octs.
l0-4 ready made Sheets, q yds. long, ex. Tic
10 ready made Seets, 2! yds long he.yy,
IS and 80 cts
IA ready made Sheets single beds, IS cents.
Cd ready made Sheets, single beds, 40 cents.
Cd ready made Sheets, single beds brown 374c
Ready-Made Pillow Cases.
5-4 Pillow Cases, l yard long &c cents each.
sd Pillow Cases, yard loug heavy, 25c each.
Ca Pillow Cases, | yard long heavy 25c each.
Ga Pillow Gases, yi. long bea. ex. 3Oc each
Ready-Made Bolster Cases,
9-8 Bolster Gases, q yds long, IS cents each
e-8 Bolster Cases, II yds lg. ex. fine, l0c each
Sheets, Pillow and Bolster Cases, either
Muslin or Linen, in any length and width de-
sired, made to order at short notice Special
prices TO Hotels, etc, for very large quanti-
ties.
NOTE.-We have thoroughly equipped
"Mai Order Depa tment, under experienced
and guarantee the utmost salts
faction in every instance, or the money will
be cheerfully refunded
Send for Spring Catalogue. Free.
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SPECIAL NOTICE No. /
w a S n g ton .
Special Notice No. 2

Will receive a large size extra fine ouolit
Bridal Quilt worth 81 80.
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aYmproms or TYPHOID FEVER.
Trint, ~ S'hisa O Ce-ansa eaa onsa
Fhinl Hiarnsn No. "a n.nanrirsA

Frint, ~ H'hisa o CeTansa ead ones
Fstnl ats-nss May tn Gzssa.irsd.
Wh"1 = rsracA brcoraes iii, OiS-.riu9
With al!Snt cSills, los1 Of pp;>rtitr. ~.
quent move btse,i:nS. isCcguIari,y OF tns
t"~c!s coated tongue, rapid, weak
rn'or, = s"dy ten r",".u's rising regu-
larry RooGj one dss,ee jaiIy till los de
/ Eroe Eahr.ahrit is reached, with fug;.
TIC rairs, ca;~>iaity IN the bucx and
h"Nd, with progressive muscular and
mcntL we:Gn ess snd and Inclination to
hH stupid, tho presumption is very strong
that tie E~atirHt HIS typhoid fever, and
THIS notion is much strengthened IL,
win the above symptoms. there be n
taueid &b!omeD, SurShES on pressure on
the right side.
Tues" symptoms 0iAy exist about four
teen daNe sni gradually abate and tbs
E@tleAi r"n"T~r, bat ia" patient may, on
the othnr h,ni, 90 on from bad to
WORE and finally Gn destroyed By OK
baustiou. pario"lAion OF the bowels or
bowel hemorrnagr. II on organization
Fl the body OF one dc&d Undsr the above
circumstances there He found numerous
patches of inNtmci nurtace in the bowel
known ns the "itouln" it is perfectly
proper 20 sScrito ihc death to typhoid
fever.
The poison OF the disease, which is
probably = microscopic plant, existS
m2inly in the bowel eynnuaticn OF those
sics OF the c!sc"ss. /: ~ true shat this
substance has never leen isolated and
shown to men a. n you'd show . sam-
pie OF uhcai or other s-ci. tut i, exists
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Probably there is not tho remoteat
corncr or little inlet Of the minute blood
"" sells OF the body that dora not feel
some wavelet from tire great CONFUSION
prodncsd by hearty laughter shaking ,he
central main. The blood movcS more
lively probably its cnenic~l electric or
vital condition is d~ielinctly m~oditisd-it
coaveys n different impression to all the
organs Of thu body rs it Visits them on
that particular mystic journey, when
the Al"n II laughing, from what il does
at Other tipss. Aud thus it ii that a
good laugh ienEthens a mans life by
conveying : distinct and additional st.m-
illus 20 tie 7ital forces. The tiAls may
come when physicians, attending moro
clo9ely than they do now TO tho IN
Vulnerable subtle influences whic. the
soul czeris upon ito tenement Of clay,
9haI prescribe 20 tho torpid patient 40
many pea!S q laughter, TO be undergone
al such and such y time" just ~ they do
that for more Objectionable prescriptions
q pill or an electric or galvanic shock.
Scientific American.
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NEW Works. ENDLESS THRONES.

"A Creator Than Babylon the Grra;-AA
Impressive SiEht-S~G T"rE's N.eds.
Tucrc is gigantic growth in the city OF
New York. The immense r~oggcdness OF
the city III appearance is increased by
the enormous structures that have within
9 few years become the ruling passion II
builders. The elevated railroad and
Brooklyn bridge have increased the ca
pacity of the city to accommodate in
habltants, and the new growth j. down
town 81 wei! as up.towa.
Many things have been sSii in dispGr-
egernent Of the huge apartment houses
built IL the reighborhood OF the Central
park, but they are all largely occupied,
and Oats can not b. had for legs than
Agar: and the rcats ar enough to make
an economical. person dizzy. All empty
places are held for high hKures. Vast
- has been the progress Of the recon-
stru"t:on OF New York, the city is not
over-built as Paris is. II is the latest
from Paris that there arc acres OF apart
mrnts Tor reut-that there Are accolnmo-
cations for 200, 600 more people than are
Ia town. h rage for real estate in
Y5'mrnt has carried he thrifty French
too lar. and they are not multiplying
ana rcpi"nl~hing as they should.
There are but few sights in the world
as impressive a. the mUltitudes on the
walks OF New York between > and 7
O'Clock in TIL" evening in the nelEhhor-
hood Of the city hail. There is "A pro-
crHsiOn OF from four to ak persons
abreast on every side, and the marvel TO
one not quite Conversant with the spec-
fR,ln - ,l,nt flo ,,,u,,. 49,. n,
one way. They are going home, and
the concentration OF professions OF the
b,ooEiyn bridge gives the appearance Of
q prod!gloua popular demonstration.
Then the udc flows in rivers of men and
women up Third venue and Broadway
\ down each OF the streets shat lead
to tho ferries; and far up the island all
the crosstuWn streets send forth endless
thronRs crossing into New Jersey and
Long Island, and Connecticut-and all
the while the trains of five cars each on
the elevated roads run at intervals of a
minute, each car carrying ne~rly or
quite 100 passengers, or 500 to the train
30, 900 an hour!
There is no longer a doubt that New
4GRk harbor is to be the center Of the
creates city upon earth. There il but
one ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS New York
and the adjacent cities, all a part of tn.
mighty metropolis, will wi,..n u few
years far exceed all that the world has
seen, even London.
h greater than Babylon the Great
needs a much greater and better water
supply; that her wooden docks shall be
granite and marble; that her harbor
shall be dredged until deeper thar Hen
drick Hudson found X, and then Kent
clean; that h bar shall be scraped and
buoycd until the largest steamers can
come aud go at any hour, irrespective OF
tide.-Murat Halstead in Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette.
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g a s II G O nj p a N X

my retreat bad only been fcjgucd, to
draw them into a trap. The could not
understand why | ran away Just -
run back again. They had no time to
ascertain III numbers or to recover
from the shock Of their surprise in
finding us drawn up to receive tn"m. I
never Witnessed a more comlipt. rout,
or II with less cause for it.-John s..
AosbN in Boston Nerall.
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Glove Kid MerroCo tip at $1.75
worth $500.
Men Shoes, nj Of sound scnce
and practical ideas why pay high
prices Cor Boots and Shoes while
ne arc Sighting single and alone
the great battle OF reform and low
prices. solely and entirely in your
behalf. lave you examined our
Solid lines Of men shoes IA Button
Congress and Balls in every known
styles, and make on every pair OF
which Wo can save your money
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MosBY'S FIGHT Al cHhNTlLLY.
Strategy and DsShin8 Brnvory TOO Much
Tor tho Fcderals-A Chase.

ahH bSNblnS YISNCTF 90 huCN
ior tho Federsls-A Chase.
; The post at Chantlly was only two
miles from the camp of a division OF
cavalry, and fisnkcd by RtronS support.
ing parties on each side. When | got
within two or three n,l.cs OF it, l
turned obliqucly OF to the right in or
der to penetrate, if possible, between
them and Centerville. and cain ;hcir
rear. But they were looking ont form,
and | found there was no chance for q
surprise. despairrd almost oC dong
anything, but as l did not want To 20
back without trying to do something, l
ordered Il few men to chase III the pick
cts, III hopes that this would drive their
main body out for some distance. They
did 30, and several were killed and cap
tured. From a high posissRn l SAW
fho reserve mount, form and move up
she pike. rsgaincd the pike also, go 90
not to be cut of. got ready 70 charge
as soon SIS they were near. although I
did not have half their number,
when / discovered another large body
Of cavalry that had heard the firing com
ing rapidly from he direction Of Fry
ingpRH TO re-enfor Q n. These we're
more than | lad tzr to fight in
the open, so l ordereu rsay at \ trot
up the turnpike. W.. ,..rs =. that they
would pursue rapidly. t~.i..".A was
running away, end, by hatung atruY:,
out along the pike, would lose their aG-
vantage i'll numbers, and give me a
chance to turn and strike back.
My calculation was right kept my
men well closed up. with two rornn Dis
behind to give me notice when
shey got near. / had just passed oven a
hill, and was deceuding on the other
side, when one Of my men dashed up
and said the enemy wss right upon me.
l looked back, but they were not IN
sight. / could distinctly hear their loud
cheers and the hoyfslrokes OF their
horses on the hard pike. ! had either
to suffer a stamped or make "A fight.
The cavalry officer il like the woman
who deiiberates-she's lost. III | had
gone ~ step farther, my retreat you'd
have dcgcncr2ted into p rout Ny horses
were jaded by a long days march, Willie
the "nemy's were fresh. promptly or.
dered the men to halt, right about wheel
and draw saber5. II was all donc in the
twinkIlng of All eye. Fortunately, Just
at tho place where halted WAS an
ahattis, formed OF fallen trees, which
had been made by the army The year he
fore. This me. formed behind these,
AZ knew that " en- they dar,ed out it
would create the impression on my pur.
surcrs hat ! had drawn them into an
smbuscade. As they stood ,hers calmly
waiting for me to give the word for The
outset
"a horrid front they formed
Still us the breeze, but dreadful IA the
storm
had no faith in the saber as y Weapon.
I only made the men draw their sabers
to prevent them from wasting their fire
before they got to closer quarters. l
knew thnt when my men got anon
them the pistol would oe used. Ny sue
cess had been SO uninterrupted that the
men thought that victory was chained to
my standard. McA who got into a fight
under the influence OF such feelings are
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-08

No wonder that publishers Of shilling
sfockers are crying out about tie fiat
ness of their once active market. Why,
every morning the newspapers arc con-
vertcd into penny d%readful5, full of ro-
mantle and ~blood-curdling sensations,
such AS would have delighted a Poe, a
La Fanu, or a Gaboriau. 1t is the sheer
est nonsense for purists in literature to
decry plots, or to say that the taste for
horrors decent horrors, that is) il on the
decrease. 1t is Il constant quantity
which never yarieS-that is to say, tho
taste for murders or disappearance, l..
they require u%nravcling, and furnish en-
ployment for the mind more exciting
than word puzzles, is Unborn in 900, 099
people out OF 1000, 600. Who then is
going to pay II shilling for a "shocker"
in big type, when he can get q whole
battery in BREWER for a penny?-Pan
Mall Gezetta.
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ThrSshing wheat with a streak Of
lightning il something new. Yet on the
Hatfield farm Of the marquis of Sails
bury the thrashing machine was run by
electricity thiS autumn.
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and guarantee tho wear at 8
$l.50 $500 $3.50 $500 $500 and $500
OUR $3.50 YELLOW TOP BOOTS
Is 4 BEAUTY.
Before the onward march Of our
prices Competition In the largest
cities In the South stands mystihed
and amazed and have long since
awarded III The pennant OF low pri-
ces straight toward and honost
methods.
With prices lowest than the
lowest has been the lover or our
success.
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q Gigantic
S "
WE ARE DISPOSED TO SELL
On and after this date the following:

% CloaEs at 20 cts worth 1925 shoes at 80 ct and rs cts do 60
~ L" " !25 " $225ri> and &l5j
II &" F." $500 X" $3.50 Trunks at 40, 60, and 81 90 $500
II Nrw Markets at 1915 worth worth g. 81. 80 and 90
s55o Ladies' and Misses Hose 8 cts 10
~ New Markets mt $3.50 worthcts 20 cts 30 II worth 10 cts 20 cts
MS a5 cts and IS cts
fl Circulars at 500 and 5000 Chilirens Jackets and Hoods at
worth $3.50 and 10000 q 10 55 cts
B short wraps $500 and $500 Zephyr Shawls worth 500 for
worth $500 and $1,000. 60 cts
2G Walking Jackets at $3.50 and Mons IIptsat 70 cts 500 $50
f6@r worth yl25 1925 and 800
~ " "'Eihg' 80 W" %"n" Ladies Hats Mt 25 cts Is cts $3.50
% Jersey ?.I1, Ftnro 1925 worth 30 cts 800 200 and
~ LAD. u,nr.nc 81 of. $5!HD
f" u. cts worth ~ This = a genuine bargain at the
I'm ot 7cts worth 10 cts Emporium.
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let theen entire ksMde regardless OF fmnn%piu. cost OF goods oMe long faces of our
c"nphorSN emnt hwo' 10y" o"h WI give mere goods mgtn than ay house nm sort the neigh
boring Clowns TTroe 1R11y CaSI, CD~0129Y0~Y
has 9"Shy aAomiMcdM c Natives but we have during the past week dropped ten per cent lower
hanh he m"Ht TO snow you that we are in crmbw eix mmoof our taHng figures.
Fruit the com BpHngG acts WanNta4 A Bchng@ Acts
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-01-26
Ths Phlauuphy sE I

LEH net a vary sssheG5.
hGuzkseFer IL not, cras Lem
ssthsuc- lH,t cf al things I,
arranged kitchen tie Gisfs-i
urss nd lspensahle, aad u1ig
iGsuPhic. as thar is 1zs Iru,il
the Errle article 10 -zner1IIy
Elris, f,r ef al things I d
sish-cswei thas 1ppruziusu
ta1is-cintl- The right SIZE
half IL WIDE, with the ends
material. fafsrgur hcuseifssf
VlEws-sCme sickle far eru
some prefer Cne Ehiag l1it sr
ny niea Il that Tz really 1lal
-IHsrgHeg "a tz tins Pciat, 4
Fiabis and EitiluuE sasFfil,..i
sahls-ciGth, cut II into the ]
-1es AZ veil az something
srrrn f-r the ru--,-ss E.--,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-01-26

Is expenses Egrs pruprrnnne6 q rErzipea
Il hnnlE rr1ahi-s W=rz never tllf 70 a aai.rifi-
har
II sigF trF d be ar aEr-eaEie sa N euurs-
siip dags
# each wuuii ny IA be a support and Gnu
iars b tie Geier
L enrh rEmsnhsrsd tie stlser was haluau
teinr, mt an znEsL
Il nIgt and przgisirnH ugrs Lz5E N ,f1rinr
the hiEi iilie zf summer Eurz-
L men wsrz a. EHGGgaf-Ii e fiisi- usfi7s4 a
rilay wgrE Gf their sEEsrlezr1z
L tc1i EI-rlsz rsmEuhefa5 thaE thaF a1.1r-
filsf f1r Wuras AZ we'll al fur hel1sr
+ thsrs Esrs fswsr six aaf Esissr str.at
EusfEmss and mGrz FisIil, tiIiF hnuaa dr.as,ss.
Z tliers we're 1-vsr -'piszss azriIly,FT n
rHlilE AMI usrE cnmm1n m1nasTz u 5rIEzls
II nasruiiaa hilIa fsr Ea-anaa and feminine
iiif-1 fiIr rzrz Lzess Esra Turned i1l.s Tia -sr
sral fund HHfli EIrii TING a. tiieF caaid be n
sII-rsis Firiin1E risE
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Helps ts sazebody.

Frsss the fingers against the upper lip
close to the n1etEils- 70 prevent a snseze-
STRIKE clock then pGS 01 the hands az
the houK struck N order to have them
correspond
For erzmp n the feet press the hollow
u the fest against somsthing hard and
ruuI1 i hrUom-hzEdls L the best thing
Add to the covered brick used ss a
weight for holding door open 2 strip Of
the covering seTsd strongly 10 the sIdz
AID raised Just slo1gh 10 admit the foot
then LIT II b the toes and save st0oping
An and N making bGEto1holes II a gar
ment which trays badly L to take a piece
q glue that has smooth and rather Thick
edge DIP n slightly hat water. and
pass lightly over the goods bef1rs cutting
the button holes The result VII be salts
fzetoEy
In pUtEIng away summer or winter
ef1thl1g foz the sezz0n- label al packages
On the outside and keep handy z Elem0r-
znd11n book ETsh the e,5utentz Of saeh
trunk drawer q closet specified Il vii
pE1Ts : szFsE Of tine and Fs1ztio1- One
often f1rEssE Just whers bundle of nit
teuss sczTt=- ETC. we're pax specially Il The
accustomed plzce has 5eeu ehznzsf
kesp Il yoG can eIsset f0E tEe s1ls Use
Of nasdleIEes AID spplis1ess f1r sIckne=
ar accident 4 nzrTDE. chimney slds eioset
answers the FETp1ss admirably. with
shelves half vzF d0wn AID deep drzFsrs
. III the remaining spaEs- Bg1dIss Of
ald soh eutt1E and Enen rsscss- z r0l 0f
eortau batting ard fzEnsl- tEE rubber va
tsr bag ns1leIne drEpper, bei psu- AID
feeding eup and everything Essdsd II an
e1sEgzLeFsor lozg szelUesE- Have eFeET
val plainly LABELLED these EzzEEed rois0a
Place slEzFs u the Ippsr Ekelf Keep
the vhnls zndex Iock and keF, tie kay
beFezd the rzszh q Children but easily
accessible 70 oL5er I1enlbers q TIE family
-1fssd Esrs<.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-01-26

EzuCz-EE- IN Two Gases Of uHzkEtE
and bo1 0f cartridges cane here Tsster-
day and were delivered to the Chinzmeu-
II l. sad that the United States MarshzIs
hers were eoguIzz1t of the fact To u1r-
row evening VII d0GbtIesE develop and
cuEcl1lt= the aLI- Chinese matters so fan
as p1hl1e usstIugs ara euucsrrstf
Wv ToHL, jan The Tri5uaGa Nor
EIeh Conn special szvs The =acnud
Fll11s 0f BlaIne's Twenty Years II Coz
gressT VII Be ready Tor 1sz1s some time
thls u1uEh-
Wv T1Rz- Jan 3-Fesssrday the 20
Les II many precincts lad plenty work On
hand Several attempts al uarJier we're
made b dEU1lEH rItzazs N the early
mining hours The woEnlisd men were
carried Go the hospitals and the uaIies
speus The EEst gf the day II searching for
the szEazlsEzs
FAELEa- Jan Word was received
here t5--1zF thai Constructor g. r 9IsIIef5
q the United STATES navy had i4zs died
a. NorfalE Va He vas s5aziausd AZ
Mare Island sllas gEErs zz-1 and had a
vide acquaintance Gu tins cusss-
NEE ToaL- Dsc- 5I--Ths TEasz saws NJ
EEzri- Chef ef the Mzn1eTuaI IaLnrz
ti1rT II PaEl=- established far The dstsrffyu
u aliIIhera5ll1 II t1od and drink d.scIarHs.
n d report % tLz French 4easfen-v a
cs,Ienre- that vary little gznE5zs brandy
= EIlE made anywhere Il Frzuee- The
zrzafsT part af the zIfz1knI nov prudaez,d
4 1lslis u ,-rzIz- best mt n-slzs=ss and
porz1ilss- Gran SPIRIT Il never sgI-7iezen-f7
rsesI1ss1- The ether forms of zIeuh1I AZ
charged FE1a dzarsEuzz z.Ids and olLs
O'IE5. UTAH Dsc- Larsnz5 Susyz.
0Hs Qf the twelve apostles of the 1Iaru1n
ci-71rEa- was today fl1nd Guilty II arIz-E-
III eIshahIsztinn- He VII Be sentenced
On Fr1dsT Jz1lzry eth- Szow 4 nov y
gzaEs q zzz- has seven wives AID tEzusT-
three Children
CoLE1nEz- fOl Dee sI--6l-5ss Z uzu-
Der Il the general assembly, are II tie
cIrg s5-z-gnt- and The prEseEcs a sz-esgp-
srICr Foster aa1nlg them srUuzes the sTas-
5I.Illn thai b has mt EIEEriIrzv1 frrlr. t3I.s
Senatorial rae The Tlax published to
1aF s.he-s b EfliEa 4 says sshsrnzn 5
u C. defsafssf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-01-26
EUROPEAN.

BER1IS. Jan. 1.-The Pope hiss conferred
upon Prince Bismarck the decoration OF
the Order Of Christ, B1ron Won SchiSezer.
PruSSisn Minister 10 the Vatican. has bean
similarly decorated The Emperor vii
ham has conferred upon Cardinal Jacob
I'M the decoration Of the Black Eagle,
and upon MOnsigneurS Galimbert and Mo
ceni. Of the Pope'S official household. the
decoration Of the Red Eagle, in recogni-
ton Of their valuable service in connection
with the settlement Of the CarolineS dis
pute.
MpEIn, Jan, AT banquet given by
the Republicans IN the house Of Senior
Zorrilla. the speakers, representing i ms-
lOrity Of those present, urged resolution
against the Government. The minority.
heGded by Senior SalmeroE. protested
against violence. which they declared
would be against the pSrty's interest.
They strongly urged that help be sought
from the mOderates-
PAErs, Jan. 2-There is ! wide breach
between N. BriSsou and President Grew.
1t Is rRmOred that the former has written
TO the latter refusing to lend himself any
longer to combination the object of
which Is to impose upon him lasting dis
credit.
PtzIs, Dec, S1.-Greyy this morning
summoned De Freyeinet to form new
Cabinet. De Freycinet. however. Is reluc
t2nt 20 Gccept such q responsibility at the
present moment. IN view of the gravity of
the political situation IN France. lie has
asked the President to grant him time to
consult with his frisrl< ansl the Repub-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-01-26

Tho Government had bccOne the commit
tee ol huge democratic club called the
Commons There was no urgent need to
form public opinion independent of peli,
tics and Parliament. The foSitiyiStS IA
with Legislative and executive power. bun
he trusted that tho latter would not be
purely democratic,
LoNnoS, Jan. l,-ThomaS NJ Waller,
United States Consul General, gave a bril-
hSnt New Years reception at the roomS ~
the St Georges Club te day. The MONS
wore beautifully decorated with flags
NeSrly a thousand Americans and many
ladies attended.
Nsw YoSk. Jan, :, The Sass London
cable special Of the LIST SAYS Tho Cahle
News Company has commissioned End
erick Br,SSey, 4 warm Irish sympathiSor,
to proved 70 Achill, lnuisbofhn and other
islands on the west coast Of Ircland. He is
10 inquire into the condition Of the Starv-
ING peSSSntry and send full reports by
mail and telegraph ot the aetual state Of
affairs, for publication in newspapers on
both sides of the Atlantic, The latest ~
ports from the poverty stricken districts
are heartendbng, and prompt help Is Sore-
~ needed
II IS learned to night that Lord Ran
dolph Churchill's scheme for Irish home
rule does not include Parliament for
Ireland, but proposes 10 abolish the VICE
royalty and the whole system Of castle
government, substituting therefor COM
plste set Of administrative officers, to bS
elected by the people and to hold office
during u fixed term.
IsoSpoN, Jan IA number Of Liberal
members Of the House Of Commons have
been privately making oyertures 10 MIR.
Parnell, with the object of having HIM
formulate distinct propositions for home
rule in Ireland. giving the limits Of his
demands with view to further negotia-
lions,
LoSpoN, Dee, 81. BY proclamation
which viii be issued in India and Eng
l2nd tomorrow, Burmah viii be formally
annexed to the British Empire.