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-" Passed to second read

ing the Islands" Passed to second read
ing.
Mr. Kalua read a first time bill relating
to the descent Of property TO next OF kin.
Passed 10 second reading.
EXPENSES OF FOREIGN MISSIONS.
Mir. Castle presented a resolution that
the Minister of Foreign Affairs be re-
quested to lay before the Assembly, on or
before Monday, the 18th, a detailed state
ment OF the expenditures of the past bien-
NAL period Of the items: Expenses Of
Foreign Missions, $40, S75 90; education Of
Hawaiian youths in foreign countries,
S32, 343 80 expenses Of foreign agents,
s., 8G2 90.
His Excellency Mr.. Gibson said this was
q proper inquiry, and he was in hopes TO
II axe such a statement. He would move,
as an amendment, that the time be ex-
tended to Wednesday, when he would lay
before the House = statement which would
embrace every detail of the Foreign Office
Mr.. Castle thought there was plenty OF
time to have it ready on Monday.
His Excellency withdrew his amend
ment, and promised to have the report
ready by Monday
CARRYING ARMS.
His Excellency the Attorney General
read 4 first time bill to amend section l,
chapter 20, of the Session Laws of 1870 re-
lating to licenses for the carrying of fowl
ing pieces and other fire arms. Passed to
second reading.
SELECT COMMITTEE ON REVENUE BILLS.
Mr.. Dole offered the following resolu-
- b
taxes, and amending the present tax law
have been introduced before the Assembly
be it resolved that a select committee of
five members be appointed to consider and
report upon the said bills, and any other
bills relating to taxes that may be here
after introduced. Carried
The President appointed the following
committee: Messrs. Dole, Hayselden,
AholO, KaunamanO and Hon. c. r.
Bishop.
PRIVATE WAYS AND WATER RIGHTS.
His Excellency Mr.. Gulick, under sus-
pension of the rules, reported the bill re-
Iating to Commissioners of Private Ways
and Water Rights, as printed and ready fer
distribution.
HAWAIIAN YOUTHS ABROAD.
Mr.. Kauhane gave notice of bill for the
appointment of a Board to have charge of
the education of Hawaiian youths abroad.
AUDITOR GENERALS REPORT.
Mr.. Cecil Brown offered the following
resolution: That the Auditor General be
requested to furnish his report forth
with"
Hon. J. S. Walker said his report was
ready, but not yet printed. He was de-
layed because the Treasury books for the
fiscal period had not been closed until
April oath.
Mr. Brown withdrew the resolution after
hearing this statement.
NEW BILLS.
His Excellency the Attorney General
gave notice of an Act to amend section u,
chapter 81, of the Session Laws of 1884, re-
lating to cruelty to animals; also, an Act
to provide for an official shorthand re-
porter.
At 11:45 the House adjourned until 1
o'clock
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FIREIiiS VESS EE.% I4,tsxT.

Am bktne Nellie NJ slade, y Gould from
New York
" = w
Am Miss steam-bktne Morning star, II Turner,
from the South Seas, via Hilo, Hawaii
III b II y Triumph, Admiral Sir Michael Culme5
SEYMOUR, from san Francisco r
Am bktne George Perkins, Ackerman, from
an Francisco
An, bgtae W G Irwin, McCuIioch, from San
Francisco
San Francisco
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Road Notice.

IL having been determined in accordance with
the recommendation of jury duly drawn in &C
cOfdance with law that certain streets 10 the
burnt district Of Honolulu shall be widened and
Strengthened, and that streets shall be
oPened-the survey and plans for which are now
on file in the Interior Ofice-nOtice is hereby
given to all owners OF property along the lines of
the saic proposed changes which may be dam
aged by reason Of said widening, Strengthening
and opening Of streets, to file their claims with
Richard F. BickertOn, Esquire, Police Magistrate
OF Honolulu, OH or before Saturday. the 10Th day
Of May, 1856.
= The lines Of proposed changes clearly
MI erked by stakes upon the ground. and a map
SHOWING the new lines can be seen upon npplica-
ton tO-U'he Interior Office
G. W. HART,
Road Supervisor, Kona, Oahu.
Honolulu, May ., 1886. m6-tf-w3t
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT. ON
~ account OF non-payment OF rent, the lease OF
certain land from the Kaalaea Mil Company,
Koolaupoko. Oahu, 10 Tai Wo Wal Company, Of
whom the following partners, viz Tai Chong,
Chang Kee, Chang Choy, Chang Tai KOu, Tai
Kee and Wong Kong, is declared void and that
the Kaalaea Mil Company takes possession Of
said land.
Honolulu, May IL, 1885, my13Iw
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BY AUTHORITY.
BOARD or HEALTH NOTJGF
Report OF DIR. &. TrOuSseau.

HONOLULU, Nay y, 1856.
HIS ENceil-ncy W. NJ. Gibson, President Of the
Beard Of Health-sir: According to instructions
from Mr.. +. Il. Hayselden, proceeded TODAY to
the Quarantine Station at Mauliola, Ia company
With Nj. David Dayto II. We examined. one by
one all Of the Inmates Of the Quarantine. pas
sensers BY steamship Rio de Jaueiro. The two
passengers Chinese male, Who Suffered from
Varioloid, are now quite well.
The other Passengers tIo7, ali toldj have, since
their landing in Quarantine on April p, 1856
SHOWN no sign Of sickness, and to-day nineteen
days after their arrival, all we'll.
Their clothing having already been thoroughly
disinfected, 1 should recommend 10 Your Excel
iency 70 release them soon a. you see tit The
two convalescents can also be released, provided
they are washed from head to foot with carbo!ic
soap aud provided with a new suit Of clothing in
GLIDING slippers. All AZ their belongings should
be burned.
remain Your Ercerency's respectful servant
ml5-2t @. TROUSSEAU.
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ALDEN FRUIT & TARO GO.
w AILU K u, M A VI
TARO FLOUR I!
TARO FLOUR!

EverybOd CanM Ike Own Pc att Home
he
O a o n
PUDDNGs readily with
excellent.
TarOB MN FOR Break IL ana
O IN
il
from
becOme acid rsOur
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EXPORTS.

FOR san Francisco, per bktne George Perkins
Nav IF A Schaefer * 20, 6,9GS bags sugar
Thee II Davies & Co, 2,573 bags sugar; Castle &
Cooke, 2.12S bags sguar; VI ) Grinbaum & Co, 40
bags rice. Total sugar, $40 bags total tonnage
iii tons Domestic value, s59e74 ~.
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Notice Of CO-partnership.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE,
~ EE MAYHEM w. CREWES, have
this day formed a Co partnership to do business as
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. Our Office
and shop is located at No 50 HOTEL STREET,
Honolulu f. f. MAYHEM,
mII-Iw W. CREWES.
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ARRIVALS.
DEPARTURES.

FRIDAY. May IA.
Stmr KilAuea Hou, weisbarth. for Hamakua,
at p
stmr Lehul, Davies, for Hamakua, Hawaii at
pm
Stmr WamanalO, Nelson, for Wamanaln
SchT Nettie Merrill, for Lahaina
Schr Haleakala for PepeekeO
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Stmr r Bishop. Nyc. Tor Haiuzkua,
Hawaii, II
Am bktne aeorge L Perkins. Ackerman, for
San Francisco
Schr Rtinbvw, for kOOLtu
Sclr Leah. for kOhOlalele
Schr Kaw-tt 'tEf, for KoOlaU
Schr MalOlu for LAupahOeh0r
Schr Mary r. Foster, for Waimta
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE THAT
Plantation Drafts on them will after this date
be cashed at their Office on TUESDAY and FRI
DAY only. F. A. SCHAEFER q co.
Honolulu, May 10, 1886. ml1-Iw
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NOTICE.

MR.. no FOE, MANAGER OF THE "HA.
VI wRilan Chinese News" has opened an Office
at No SO Nuuanu street, and is ready 70 attend TO
Honolulu, May u. 1856. nIa.1u,
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FRIDAY, May 14th.
The House met at 10 o'clock a. m After
prayer by the Chaplain, the Secretary read
the minutes of the previous session, which
where approved.
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ATLANTA. Ga. june ll several
months ago The interesting family Ot
Mt lHm-s Lehman. ot prsttsVille,
Ma. took up it- residence iu Atlanta
lac two eldest mrmbcr- were Frank
aud MARY The latte. is - wluspms
tlrl ot 10 She soon had host
ut smtur-, among them
Iamc- Inoma. Tan. = young
lunu ol good character Finally the
pair became engaged, aud with the
auction ut lhc family, lhc wedding
was set tor last Thursday uiRht The
bride cNprDluui made Wi preparations
tur the event. and tueud- were biddcu
.u Ihc least pu the night proceed
ing tnuh l.yhmn hnpp,i 3
tu ur passing H saloon, Wh,u
hr heard within "a voice which
Ice recognized u- being that OF his
prospective hrothcrlu.inw. tie cu-
tered and found lho young muu well
advanced .u iutoAicatjou. RrptDn,h-
p- brought uuutght. which resulted
u lhr rp-tiguuu uf bnlN Lehman
warned him never tu como To
uI- house uguu AS his sister
aId not wa tu we'd d
dtu. hurd "IhDr.' sail Duy. q will
cut Your heart out' lie Wedding
Nn, declared u0 nut mo- reasons were
.IN,u ON Friday morning Lch.
Wnu .rit u- huWp. since witch tune
hc hu, uut been seen. q, has now de-
vc.ulcd tuA, null Disappeared at the
.HWr time. aui thc opinion hHs br-
e.m, general that Young Lehman ha,
been murdered. lis mother CIiuRs
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nnIrnN.. IrMs mI-n.lr.
Ir,sucric,c wan sparkling itc"-
ct iut'rost.

-pr,Is,f feb fN, sHu.H,I
MItpN. IiN. Imc u..N largo
aud scluct audience u--rmnlcd W the
opcu hou.r n-i might to Wiu,-, thr
play" "bryud On tho water the first Du
trruuum,ut given bN thr l;rituu 1rn.
mtii. Club % was without Do
duub, the best WNrur performance
eve. ~ tues ri 800 Gctuu. and every
thing pi-srd uil with lhr greatest of
-urrr--.
IT,, board of equalization finished
30. bu-ut,- yesterday evening, ~rN
ut,.lsht prr-uu, Wlll DEE u"lltI d i"
pppH and answer WhN tholrp"prr
" -hupid hr valued SOD .oW.
N,-,r, h,ur-hurt and Kelly. tw"
prominent Young men ut the rlll
huN, pur,husrd the stock OF James
Chancellor uud VIII continue the bus.
iuc,- ~ th" old stand.
Mr. Muclu Robertson and Mis- Al
i,c Wood were married Ht the tit'
Hotel a-i night m lu O'Clock, Rev
W. T.. Nclu. oiiHWins Both par.
uc, were from ~uhdo mud returned
thithcr immediately after the r"rc
uuny
Bcl.ou now hn- two mIlWrrc -turc-
VI. T.. Nu,cr a 60 dr, good. and y
D ~mth groc.rlr,
lh,o ot., pi Minerva Hr,u"lls "
,. ". Reynolds occupied the di-lu,
Sc,trrduN. % suit tor divorce and {,
restrain the husband from selling th
hum,,tcnd The Wumn cnur uu
NicInruu- The cA-c ui Boil ruupn
u, ~ Judge Muynrd, lormrr count
iuder tu reclaim tGuu received
boy hm during h- term of oilirr, Nu'
which the yuuutN claims hr had u
right tu receive, i- occupying th
-uMII lm-InN.
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JrAIo,s,'. Dni,u rowIu.
a Mother hIII. IIrr own Ihiid, Om.
tug tutt.


~IAi ruKn, y l,Iuuc ll.. II hHs been
a matter of common gossip for some
time that Mrs VIM sloan was rN-
trrmcly Jealous ot tier husband MI
Sloan is n wcll-to.du Young farmer
aud his wife before lac married hcr
Wa- the pretliesi Eiri OF the Village.
She lH rbll NnuiiE. hud although
somcW hat faded, retains much of hcr
iotuer beauty. Ihrlr only ,uid was
- inur.ycar.old boy, unusually hrlghi
and attractive. and general pet m
the heighburhoou At dHrh la-i
evening, when VT. sloan returned
home from WORN, il- lIltir BOY hiird
to meet hlm AT lh' d"ur, a. was hI-
custom N"'hs i"'" 'h' Un"sr I'
H-h'u IuT 'ht vuHu 'u' u'- NlI'' wa"
was siliIue lu ih' dhiN alone uhIi rr'
p'l'd lhal ,Ir d'u nor KNOW NhrIr h'
was lIe hAd gone ON A' rrr"hd'
-h' SAIL huu hhl h'' I'.
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LIrrLE RoCK, Arb, June d. John
e. slayer who Inst night Ia speech
nj the state house accepted the numl-
nation lnpriculturnIJ for guyrrnorwili
print "a card in to-morrow'- GNlcllr
Withdrawing from the Hcr aud dc
rlurlng himself uut of politics for
ever. l., Z. tunu'll nuls,-
nee for auditor aud "
T. Grace, tor attorney general, also
declined, and 1t i- understood Jnrmii,
for laud commissioner. and Thorn
bury, for secretary of state, win 9ro
decline This action render, II
doubtful II ANY ticket eau bee con
structcd, ~ tho republican state cen
tral committee refused To endorse III
wheel" ticket l!ut some OF lh,
most sauguInc wheel" leaders iu
sist they viii .tilI make the light.
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u @houId hr DcnernlIy hnonn

that the multitude Of diseases OF a
-croiulous nature generally proceed
from n torpid condition of the liver.
the blood becomes impure because
the liver does not act properly aud
work of the poison from the system,
ana the certain results are hlotches,
pimplcs, eruption-, swcliug-, turors,
ulcers, and kiudred affections, or set
tling upon the lungs aud poisoning
their delicate tissues, until liberation,
brcaEing down, aud consumption is
established Dr, Pierce. Golden
Medical Discovery" will, by actin.
upon the liver aud purifying the
blood, cure all these diseases.
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tiu,Nu, Iuua %. the inquest on
thc death of the eight yicum. ot the
Canal street tire was resumed thi-
morning. Five youths unmcd Kelly.
pomcl,v, Callahan. Powers, ncunrn
uud Ecllicy suppo-ud To invc had
,umr connection with uriug the
buildiug, were called ns wiiucs.c-,
aud two ui thcu Wcro subjected To "a
close examination. but after three had
been questioned, the examination
WAS -uddcuiy -tupp 1t hy the nu-
nouuccm"rt of "a police otli,or that at
attorney Wuurd l. II AuNuud WN- de.
failing testimony to- the remaining
.uuirrts who were confined in Huuth-
rl room AtWoud WR- ordered hr.
tore the jury. aud Wu- very muul
nirh cncd. but Wu, released without
mn, more thru u severe rcprimnnd
aud the Inquest adjourned unit
] Tuesday.
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LAnoRrn~ ~ "rm'rA>N.
rue r"S IhrS .ei What ~ costs
Them - Ave.

WAsuNGIoN, pc. june ll.- Con
Iul Warner sends 10 the state depart
mcut from Cologne An interesting
document giving the rates OF wage,
and general condition of the mburlug
c.n-se- u Gcrmany lie -ay- thai
he ha- worked the report up with
great cnrc, aud that Il contains
many points that have NOT before
been made public lie -nys thet
the lsbOrcr, whether hc works ln i"ou
or steel manufactures, coW miuc,,
stone quarrie-, on buildings or rail-.
way, ranges from forty --cycn cents
To seventy cents per day and If hc
i- skilled lAborcr, from righty cents
10 nincty-two cents per day. Female
labor 10 only allowed in n certain
limited degree, aud Is ouly
paid from twenty y'four conts
TO thirty cents per day
Working hours are from d to in the
summer and from to in winter,
One hour Is given for dinner, halt M
hour tor oHktast, gnd half an hour
tor coffee IN the afternoon. The gov
eminent has no power to regulate or
interfere with working bours, but II
, takes care that certain restrictions
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BuaIoN, Mass, June ID Ihroc
pretty girls climbed down nddrr
from the fourth story oi the huihllup
nj $50 Washington street tins morn
my, eagerly watched 10y crowd oi
over Uopruple The huildiug wUr
burning, and the girls, who were
asleep on the fourth iiour, narrowly
escaped suilocNtiou, Their nance
were Alice Peck. Esther Lockcr aud
~ophiH Kirk. They were rescued by
Hddermrn litllelon aud hutchinson
amid the cheers of the spectators
Ouo of the girls lost $50 in muucy, h.l
her ,nylngs, Ms we'll n- $50, the prop
|Orty oi smother girl, which SHE tried
To save, In her excitement she drop
/ ped both sums,
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wIsIiINGION WIWiiIN1s.
what was Snid. D"u" aud Proposed
ntthD tnpitRi Yesterday

AsutNurnN. +. C..Juuc 20. The
statement made yesterday TINT thr
-rtatr hnd rccou-idcrrd DO, vote toy
which tine hil prohibiting mrmhrrs of
congress from acting ~ attorney i"r
nud grants uu subsidized railroads
was crruuruu. senator ilaWlcl r
motion to reconsider wa not acted
uunu
The secretary ot the stat" recently
received "a cable mc--ag' irum Minis.
icr GuN u Iousuutiuuplc, -nl ing
that the sultan ot rurLc, desired iu
-cud 10 wedding present to Mrs tlcNr-
nud aud asking thnt b. hc received
lhe president. while approaching ihr
motives OF tlr sultan. icit That lts ~.
crpaurr would Dee loo violation of the
spirit 10 not the letter OF the cun-iitu.
tom lhr svtrr'Hr, accordingly irlc.
rrnI heed the declaration ui the pres
iIsuf
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to the chairman of the liberal council
luit he denies that hr IL seeking CON
-ervHtive support aud SAYS il bee ever
iuds that the liberals ARE desertiug
him, he will make way for another
candidate.
MIR Cainc. member ot parl' ament
for Barrow. delivered all address he.
fore the liberal association Yesterday
m defense OF his opposition to- the
hOmr.rule bill \ resolution, cN-
pressing confidence iu Mr.. tniuc, MAS
PASSED. aud smother resolution. cN-
pressing regret that Nr.CHuc orpo.ei
the houc.rulr uill was adopted. hc-
trcliNcs are watching MIR Chamber
lain's residence. ~ II IL feared HAT
au attempt may be mHdr tu blow DO
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m"l'"h "l VII ~ N'"l "I Nl'-"u'N
''""'r 'Il' -IIn''T Zoo 'hr one INTRO.
vi" '' lu ',' u""'' '' ~ N'''' wa
pn'"'u'I Io .rth9'r 'hr incorporation .
"l un''"hN ''"d's. unions
IIlNhl' hu-iu'77 hh'IuR hr'h dl-
p"u-rd Milh session Wh- ordered .
i"t i"'nthi Tor lh' consideration "i .
iAr legislative appropriation 'I', aud .
10 session Tor tomorrow u'2hi Tor lhr F
cons liberation pI pension bills.
'"hh, ul lhdihuh from the commit
tee on puhI' .rnd,. reported hNrh .
the Nllhhll' l"lu' lhhd forfeiture
hl' WIN 7'hA'' "'"'hu uIu'nl- Wu-
non ol con ,uIIrl'r WIN ll' hlnrud
menl. WHs uhdc. but NO action Wn-
taken, hhd the huOou was Ifh over
"h'l' M"n'hH li"u-r Ih'n went iu-
/ I" committee "I lh' "h"l' ON lhr I'&-
I''H'lN'' r'e'"'iNr ana I"dI'm' hppr"-
plhllnh hlIl7.
NH'". "l NI-' ,7lPpI "U'I'u "I
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/ the money appropriated tor 'o I'M
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G,rusNIIII DIIt>i>"S.
DH, = I,rnt, d" 'or,rIi "nd a.,
county seat

special lN 'h' huWlut
GAlr-Nulr. lrN, June % The
committee ON ro-uprnuou, "i the \
lmurr met "Wednesday aud did hut
hulr hu-Iur'- Whru they adjourned,
sine due.
The second qmrtrriN meeting ot
the VI H. church commence, here to-
morrow
It's needles to huru on the crop
prospects lur thcN urr yer, lnr,
An alarm OF lire Wu- sounded from
the cneiur-huu,c Nrdnr-dnN, nud
the ire hoSs were quirhN nt their
hall On Investigation the ire WuH
found to hc nt the residence ul Mrs
T. " lu'lcrluw, bat WH, quickly cN
tiupul-hrd
The knights of Honor ARE making
preparations tor their rrlchrn'Un on
thr aOlh iu-innt, aud have cmpluyrd
the lirltou band tu furnish music tor
the "ccH-iuu the urcmcu, We under.
. stand, have Hu invitation tu go with
them iu prurrs7luu, which thrN will
mo- doubt do, ~ several belong "a
both orders. The ndlra have undo n
beautiful -ilh banner, which viii pro-
mbly be- presented to the engine
company on that du,.
lll- Honor, Dr. T.. i. Perry, hn-
oMlcd meeting ot the c,u/"n- %
Curyrll To- meet ma tulr-yillc uI
Iuc-duy IN No second Wcrk ot Jul,
tor the purpose of taking some step
towards getting nrailrund from lcm
pie or Bolton to como up the Leon
valley into Hamilton uud ComHnch'
counties. Representatives irom mcl
Of those places uro requested 10 Dee ol
hand aud talk the matter up
The members of the alliance WlI
probably snip u large amount Of rAltl
90 market Themselves, a- thry hnv
been offered very low price for lhci
stock. We trust that thc dhl is no
B far distant when the cattle rnu boz sol
a. good puce without our poop,
having 20 much trouble with them,
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'uttlul l1 iir ftAIutnrt
oumNrrotr ln, June / Dnu-
ui- Boyd, culoird, WH- hanged Ia daN
M Brllrvillr, l.n--irr parish. for the
murder OF David llu,s, white, ON
Z Chri,tmn- dHy, 1851 They had II
quarrel aud hght ma Haas store. on
the Gold Point plrrr lio--ior parish
mud Bu,d hll aud armed him-cll
with % shotgun aud Way laid nud
kiilcd llN., ~ hc wH- going from his
store tu dinner.
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KILLED IN A CAVE,
A Grinning Skeleton Found,
and Clothes TO Show the
Owner Of It.
4 IHtaI Accident caused by a
trnUtiOus ttOISe. IuIt
worm suburb.
Z Daik Deed hN - DnIk Wan
Punished Nv the Law hy
IIHnging ulu.
4 Rather LiVciN TiIG ia com
grrss. AIknn~a, rui -
Cinus All nIoicu ~.

NI Elli RED IN a a. ~ q.
p,.uu 'o t1r ttamu,r
san NNIoNIu. Jmc 1t \u ,ni
tlnNit was mmic. charging thu scott .-.
ruhrrmd son. living u thr lM.utr.
-rttlcmpnt . trW mIr- north .i here
with the murder utl llnrr,,HNoue
mau who disappeared from that
-umo thug over % ycar
tLu.
Oni.rr. 100 quest utlhr ~rou'- came
upon cave uear their house. 200
which was found thr hrNdur,. .hc.c-
nu ol mnu the skeleton wore
Harris CLOTHES md There Is hut little
doubt that thr rrmNius Wr thu-r ut
HARRIS. lhr hrud i- supposed tu
hnvr hrcu eat oiiurd placed 300 rrr.
wee iu the cave. pud ihr ui,yt. ARE
luukug turIt Ihr scott, nSu boom
arrested li,ru-n is supposed vp-
slain ITO prc,cn ni- giving uVs, ID
gaug of ruhbrr-. with whom hrVp-
nrumutrd
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n,cnnela, connrc,lcuI, Scorcned.

WATEMuuNN, Conn.,, June u. The
worst lire ever experienced in lltch-
field occurred this morning nbuu, l:au
O'Clock. Flames were discovered
breaking out Of the rear cnd of the
store OF Moore q Madden, next to
tbs Mansion House There were no
proper appliance on hand 10 stop the
lire aud II soon became evident Tint
nll Efforts 10 save the building would
bc in vain. The fire spread rauidl,
to the Mansion House on one side
aud TO Lorl'u building on the other
From the latter the court house took
lire, aud isuOW entirely burned down
A score Of ether buildings were con
-umcd Loss, S2uUOuu. Insurance
half that amount.
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WAsmNGroN, y G., June H.. ON
motion Of Dolph the senate took up
the Northern Pacific railtOAd prupric-
tors bin, aud Mr Oeurgc adirr--rd
the senate on the bill, commenting
generally on the enormous quantity
Ot land 10000 uOu acres, given by cOn-
grr-s 10 various railroad companies
from 1850 10 lS55. This ho said was II
larger area OF land than that constitu-
ting the ltopublic of France ON the
Empire Oi Germany
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been wrong, and thanKed God they
h'd the mauhOod tu acknowledge it,
Democrats. after reflection, admitted
the practices which they had con
deuucd lu the republicans we're not
wrong alter all, and thanked God
they had the manhood Go acknowl-
edge 10 .HpulHu-t|