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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-04-05
LATE NEWS.

Newspaper exchanges bring later
points than appear in our supplement.
Following are those of general interest
Ex-President Gonzales, of Mexico, is to
be sent as Minister to France. The Chi
nese Minister has determined to leave
Washington Immediately. 1t is expected
that the House will pass Morrow's Anti
Chinese bill. A re-survey of the harbors
ofsSan Francisco and San Pedro has been
ordered. The Knights OF Labor propose
to settle the dispute on Gould's South
Western railroad system by arbitration.
Gladstone is to introduce his Home Rule
Bill and Irish Land Naturalization
scheme on the 9Th instant. This an
nouncement created ga sensation" in
the House of Commons. The Pacific
Mail Company is now carrying barley
for p cents per 100 pounds; wine is be-
ing carried by it at very low rates. Old
Joe won the Grand National Steeple-
chase at Liverpool. The Hendricks
Monument Fund will reach $150,000.
Democrats honor their dead leaders
more than Republicans honor their dead
heroes. Buffalo, n. Y, had 100000
fire on the 26th of March.
Mexican Reciprocity.
Representative FELTON, presented pc
titiOn to the House asking for the enact
ment of all legislation necessary to put
in force the Reciprocity Treaty with
Mexico. This petition was signed by the
following merchants of San Francisco:
Williams, Dimond & CO., w. 7. Cole
man, Dodge, Sweeney & Co., Merry,
Fault & Co., Pope & Talbot, John Rosen-
field, Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, Haw
ley Brothers, w. w. Montague, Claus
Spreckels, J. D. Spreekels & Bros, Louis
Sloss & Co., Goodall, Perkins & Co. and
others.
Labor and COmmunistic Rising i'm
Belgium.
BRUSSELS, March 26th.-The city was
placarded last night with iRaammatory
appeals to the poor to rise up and fire
and pillage the town. The police this
/ morning tore down the posters.
LIEGE, March 26th.-A reign OF terror
continues here. A mob broke into a
mandatory of firearms last night and
carried away it's available contents.
Troops have been sent everywhere, and
/ this part of the Kingdom is rapidly as
Stunning the appearance of being under
military occupation. Even the beggars
throughout the country are often found
/ armed The arrest of strikers for diSOr-
derby conduct is constantly being made.
On the Swim.
Captain Paul Boynton was in Califor-
MIA when the Zealandia sailed. A Red
Bluff dispatch of March 26th says: Cap
tain Paul BoyntOn started on his voyage
hence to San Francisco at 8 a. IN. to-day.
He expects to make the trip to San
Francisco in about eight days, though,
being totally unacquainted with the
upper waters of the Sacramento, he
fears he may damage his rubber swim
ming suit by running upon shadows and
bars, thus neeessitating frequent repairs
/ during the first sixty miles of the voy-
age. He will camp wherever night
evertakes him, all necessary supplies
and equipments being contained in a
handsomely proportioned little boat
thirty-two inches long, which accom-
panies him on all his voyages.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-04-05
RoxnInawaiien Hotel,

The following were registered at the
Royal Hawaiian Hotel yesterday: James
q. Forsyth and L. p. Dayton, Buffalo,
n. Y; Irving T. Ballard, Mrs. Ballard,
San Francisco; Forbes Hirmans, SYRIA
cuse, n. Y; Math Burt, Arthur Burt,
Philadelphia; Chas Putnam and wife,
Lexington, Mass. X. A. Macfie, Jr.,
Kilauea, Kauai.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-04-05
Hawaiian Bell Telephone Co.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT PIyB
~ lie Telephone Stations have been established.
in the districts Of Eva, Waianae and Wafiua
which are available to nonsubscrlbers at the fol
lowing rates:
fW 10 cts per Message
WAIANAE and WAIALUA. rs cts. per Message
Eva Station Is at the residence Of Hon, A
Kahhi,
Waianae Station is at the store Of M MaheIona
Waalua Station is at the residence of S X
MahOe,
Who, for reasonable consideration will und er-
take the delivery of messages in their respective
districts
Facilities for teephoning from town can be fur
nished at the Central Office Oh Merchant street..
GODFREY BROWN:
President n. b. Tel. Co.
Honolulu, March 81, 1850 aprs0
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-04-05
Mnre Oniunl.

When the steamer Iwailani arrived at
NawiliwiH last Wednesday morning, two
Chinese passengers were arrested by OIL
Ger Guerrero, one with five tins OF opium,
the other with three in possession. They
were taken before Judge Hapuku the fol-
lowing morning, when one was fine $50,
the other 1925 with costs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-04-05
e. A. BrOkaw in Trouble.

The San Francisco Alta of March 9th
has the following: ''E A. Brokaw, the
Honolulu stock dealer who recently
swindled VIM p Crooks of the Alham-
bra saloon on Bush street out of $3l 40
on two fictitious notes or drafts, was
held to answer by Judge Rix yesterday
on two charges of forgery"
Brokaw left the islands about eighteen
months ago. He came here about 1882
and worked first at his trade, carpen-
ter. For some time he had charge OF
Mr.. G.. H. Robertson's drays, and after
wards made two or three trips to the
Coast bringing down stock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-04-05

The thanks of the ADVERTISER are due
Purser d, f. Webster Of the Eealandia for
a file of late San Francisco papers. Mr..
Webster, who is well and favorably known
here, was at one time Purser of the Ne
braska of Webb's line and the Pacific
Mail Steamship Co.'S City of Sydney.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-27

Of privats pension bills on tie cal
eDdar.
Al 2 o'c'oek the bankruptcy bill was
placed b. fore the Senate.
The bankTup cyhill having BEEN rs ad
through. senator Van Wyck fss el that
it be e mpna'ily laid aside in order to
take up the bill providing for the tax
a ion If a lroad gram lands. This hsv-
ing been fgresd 10 The lsttsr bill YVES
taken NJ, and after a short debate Se n
ator Sherman asked for the suspension
Of the t4xation bill in order to tske up
bill, ereioiore rep'r ej by him from
the Cpmmi tee en- F0reisn Rela'iona.
supplementary and amendatory Of"
IN Cninf Sc emigIa' ion bill OF 1864.
Unanimous consent being given, the
Chinese bill was taken up.
S1natlT sherman exDlsiued that the
hill WIS simply intended 10 explain
the meaning OF the existing law rela-
tive TO Chinese inning a'ioD. Several
legal qnefti, ms hai sen under the
6X sting lag on which IL ere had bt en-
some 0oubt or difererc@ of opinion.
Fo ex m le, Que mesning had been
a tacr-d 10 tie words "Chinese Ia
borei" by Judge Fad, AID auo,ht r
by Ms achnset judgs.
After come general debate, Sc 'aior
Sherman TX l,iD-d tina. he all d up
the hill becau-e it WAS desirable to
have il pses ed rs or 8 poss be. He
! Ell e ed it uld get the supI OFT Of
lin. tsn'hs o me rena'o.s.
! h bill VS. p0ltp' n4u t. a fltore
dav, and the Sen 'fe &C. 'urned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-27
NEWBERN, TENN.
Farmers busy with Their Excel
lent Yields OF Wheat ana q OVer.
lcoRREsPoSDENoE OF TIM APPRAL

lCORREsPONDENCE OF TIM APPRAL
NKwBaRN, iENN, NAV 20 The
meeting conducted at the Baptist
Church by Rev. w. Q. TAYLOR OF Full.
ton, Ky, is most successful tne
Many have already profet sed faith IN
Christ, and still the interest incrt a4es.
Many Wis tor from dis aucs sre h, re
Il euding the meetn Toe large
church is crammed TO he ovelhowing
erS meeting.
TIE school at he co leye closed 'alt
Friday with Apr ipli to exert Uses.
Pioi. Peav aud his assittsnt teachers,
Misses Mo G Hamiltoa aud Emma
Moore, acquitted themselves most
c,editablv IN their work for the asst
ten months.
An election will be held here to-
morrow TO ascertain The wishes OF the
people with reference TO voting q
tc1t oil tax, so We will he ensbleu to
have a II month"; free tchOol. There
is bui ii tie doubt as to IL being ca -Iied
overwhelmingly.
There will teaun'ou S md ~ schC Of
picnic in the rear in,ue.
Several rev TesiieI css are bel 9
trecud tnd several lew busints,
bolsea are spoken I.
1h4 wheat CT )p never looked better,
and crops Of every kidd are in splendid
condition
There is the most luxuriant crop Of
clover ever seen n Dyer county,
IA haTve,t is near at hand the
farmers aIe unusually busy.
A p r;y Of gentlemen and ladies
wi ] leave for r. elioot lake in ew
days for recreation and enjoyment
MAGAZINE agants E busy selloS eeli'
/ binders, e G. WI.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-27
Growing up with the
Country.

We arc growing up with the
country. We commenced a few
years ago and we have grown
very rapidly. AT home we are
a cause of marvel and wonder so
rapid has been our growth. We
are going to the remotest parts
Of the country to grow up with
them as they settle and grow up.
AT the same time we are going
to remain where we have been
for long time and continue to
grow as the country grows. We
are not omnipresent. No! but
we propose to penetrate every
settlement where the y. S. mails
90 and there can be found a place
in which goods are sold. We
can now be found in every city,
large town, considerable village
or small hamlet where the wants
Of the community are supplied.
Who are we? Browns Iron Bit
tiers. The people need this rem
edy. They demand it and the
dealers must supply it. The sales
in 1885 we're more than twenty
times those of 1880, because
Browns Iron Bitters is the best
Strengthening andpurifying med
icine known. 1t cures all dis
eases arising from weak, watery,
vitiated blood and strengthens
the nervous forces. 1t furnishes
relief to the overworked brain
and rest to the tired body. Its
enriching, vitalizing, strengthen
ing qualities do this. This is the
cause ofits great growth in pop
ularity, of the words of common
dation itreceives from physicians,
chemists, and the people gener-
ally. 1t will continue its pro-
gressive march and reach every
place in the country where there
are sufferers desiring relief
Rheumatism is directly due to
an enfeebled condition of the
blood. Neuralgia to the same
cause and its action upon the
nerves. These troubles, fifty de
scribedin the one word, torture
yield to the use of Brown Iron Bit
tiers. Malaria fevers, prevalentin
low lands and places with in
sufficient or bad drainage, are
cured by Browns Iron Bitters.
Spring fever promptly dislodged.
Don't use quinine or whisky
any more. By using these you
may cause congestion or neural
gia. Deafness frequently follows
the continued use of quinine.
Browns Iron Bitters contains no
whisky. 1t relieves spring
fever and promotes the health of
its victims. Used occasionally
it will prevent attacks from
malaria. 1t is sold everywhere.
limitations are attempted, Don't
be deceived. 1t costs you no
more to buy the genuine Browns
Iron Bitters than an imitation.
The dealer may advise you to
buy the spurious, if he does its
only that he may make a better
profit. Trade mark and crossed
red lines on the wrapper of the
genuine. Made only by Brown
Chemical Co., Baltimore, Md.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-27

ing my drawers, the first that came 10
my h.nd, upon the body for Common
dereucy's sake, put Mr.. Prefer in Il
There was some difficulty in forcing
the body into the trunk, but | SUI
ceeded, and after covering IL up / vert
down 10 the bar. | was in a dreadful
state of mind and tried b drown
thought by drinking. l wandered
about the streets OF the city until
about o or 10 O'clock. /
visited some shooting gallery and
came back TO the hotel went up TO
the dining-r ON. i cannot very we'll
give an account Of what took p ace IN
the dining room. | then went up 10
the room nay room and sta, ed
there all night / cannot be sure OF
anything that happe ed after the sad
occurrence OF Mr. Preller's death. !
STAYED in my room. 70 say that /
slept would be un rue-I waited for
the morning ] then thought the
only thing 10 be done was TO get
away. ! took Mr. Preller's pants and
look, d through them. ] found
quantity of money in bills; ] cam {
say how much There were probably
$500 or $500. | took it and went to
the ticket Office and Fought ticket
for San Francisco. On the same
morning ! maze several other pur-
chases a aute and diam nd ring at
pawnbroker's, a pair OF field
glasses and spectacles at A oe-'s, the
Optician, and two trunks and valise.
The trunks / ordered carried to nv
70 IN. and laced IN one of them
the clothing and loose TN ngs lying
around the room which had been re-
moved from the trunk in which had
placed my friends dead body"
"What d you know about the piece
of paper reading, so perish all traitors
10 the grea causeY"
Il wrote it, My idea was that the
authorities would find it and that it
won d puzzle them until an autopsy
should be held "
"Was it your idea II delay them
while you were getting away"
YES"
"Did YOU do anything else with the
SINE object in view2'
"Ies; | shaved off the mustaehe."
Can you tell how that cut came
upon his breastP
ayes; | did it with scalpel, but
can assign no reason for it
You did this AL on Monday morn
ing?"
yes, on Monday mornicg."
"What else did your"
In the course Of the morning !
went to the union d pot with the
canvass-covered trunk, which j
checked to San Francisco. | remem-
Der going to the dinng-room Sunday
morning, but don't remember order
ing the wine. don't remember ask
ing about tilling man, nor exhibit
ing a revolver. What / did on he
Sunday evening o. d Monday NOR ing
are so confused hat / would Z like
to saw when snything occu red"
Had you, when y administered
that eloroform, any intention OF kill
linz Mr.. PrellerW
81 had not, SIR" The witness
spoke loudly and emphatically.)
"Had you any intention OF injur ng
him. ?"
81 had not, sir"
"0f doing him any bodily harm?"
81 had not, sir"
The rest OF the testimony was taken
up with the trip to San Franc SEQ,
tome of the events which occurred
there and his explanation OF some of
the big stories which he told about
himself on his trip to that city.
Adjourned till morrow, when the
direct examination will b, continued.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-27
Bcnu,iTy Your Home.

Finish the walls and ceilings with
Alahastine. You can do it; mex
pensive; try it. White and twelve
tints. Cheaper and better than paint,
sslsomine or paper Disiniects and
prevents diseases. Beautiful sample
card free. BY druggists, hardware
and paint dealers. $3.50 given away.
5. MANSFIELD 4 CO., Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-27
MURDERED BY HIS SONS.
The Mysterious KIInnR of an Old
Farmer Explained.

MoUNTAiN GROVE Mo-, May 20 On
Sunday morning, Swain Ander on, a
wetlthy an r spec ed iarmtr Of this
cluIty, was found mu' dpre1 ons and
q half mile north of tbs town. He
a tended Ia NJ mic lodge Saturday
night, le wing tie hall about 1890 a.
M, and started for h home atlCt two
end ha miles nor'h OF town. He
was found Sunday morning lying on
his back. shot in The threat and
BRAT Yesterday during the Ooron-
or 8 inqua,t, two SO Of dfceAed, Ell
and Henry Andersen, aid Compan.
ion named Ewing SAT ders, co iese, d
to the crime. Sanders confession is as
foll)we: THE plan Nas laid a. out two
mo this Ego. E1 came t. where W s
IT work in the fe d and pr po'ed thst
h Up him k II the oil nan. | sal /
did not ksio, but then aud afterwards
Ia k pit persuAdirg me end | FL ally
vie 1t was my sun, muzzle-
! ader | got the annu1itlnn lat
Wednesday night. | hid the gun
q lout 50J yards tom where he YVES
8 OF, ald We got il about 10 o'clock
at n ght and waite foe him. He came
acng between land . o'c ocb, walking
'as, all unct ms, ious # denIer, Ed
lifted the gnn and fred and he dro pned
and inslsn " expired" The conf e.
SO of the bro herr are identical with
that OF Sanders. except az h who did
the tho pting, each accusing The other.
There WIS wild talk last night Of
lynchirg tie thee meu, but the
Sheriff .ucceedei in conveying them
TO the il at sprInef Id before the
mob could cong egate,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-27

After routine morning business the
Senate PR ceeded 10 the confederate ion
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-27
Adminlstrntor,s NotIce.

CfFcs Pub ic Administrator, Shelby county
Courth,u c, Memphis, Tenn, Msy3 1886
TNuE undersigned h wing been appointed
L aud Qusl fed administrator Of the state
O J, II Utiall, decea ed, notice IL here by
eivcn 40 al ptrsoos indie ted To said est ate
60 como forward snd settle; aud to hose n
wFom said estate is ipd, bted, 20 ils the
claims " tn NE, duly probstvd, within d
time prNsc ihed D. Law. or the snrR will L
forever barred. JOIN lOAGUE.
Public Admin StFRtoS
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-05-22

S. 3. T, writing under date OF
May 18th, from Bradshaw, Orange
county, to the Raleigh Neus and
Observer, says: A most terrific hali
storm. occurred between Bradshaw,
Orange county, and Lambsvllle,
Chatham county, Wednesday after
noon, about i o clock, May Il Ibe
wheat was almost completely de
stroyed, tobacco pants cut TO pieces
and beaten into the ground The
ground was literally covered with
green leaves and twlgs. Al the res
idence of Matthew Atwater even
some OF the Stats OF the garden pal
ing were beaten off, and out OF sixty
panels of glass on the north side OF
his dwelling only five were lett un-
broken. Plenty of had can be gath
cred up this morning, Thursday,
May 18Th. Large stones were about
the size Of a hen egg.
A correspondent writing from
Gath, this coutty, says Tine clos
ing exercises OF Mr. Ii. G. Andrews
school were celebrated On Friday
the 18th day Of May, 1886. The
writer having had tee pleasure OF
being present, returns thanks tor
himself and audience, for the enter
tainment so ably exhibited by the
pupils. 1t was a success from the
beginning TO the end. There was a
large audience present, and plenty
Of something good to eat. Rev. j.
l.. Curric, Superintendent OF Public
instruction for Orange, made an ex-
cel!ent speech upon the importance
Of the pnblic school work. Excel
lent music was furnished by the
IlIlIsboro String Band. At the
close Of the exercises, Prot. Henry,
Of the State University, made Al eI
oquent speech, relating to education
The occasion Was a pleasant II
and will long be remembered by the
writer, who wishes lhe ~ptincipa.
and rop'is G'"speed in this g,.ea'
Wulk." y.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-05-22

-Archbisbop Gibbons VIII be
created a Cardinal on the l0,h OF
June ext.
Tx President Arthur is i'm.
proving. Ex-Prcsldent Jefferson
Davis is the worse for the excite
meut OF bis recent trip.
IN the Chicago not sixty six
police were Wounded by the Az
archists. OF these six have HE'D
and ten have recovered.
Messr>. Duncan, Galloway,
Key AMI IIrLdrlx have been elected
Bishops 10y the Grneral eu1c
OF the NJ. +. Chuth, South. ny Ia
session at Richmond.
-llcaty troS's and ic" are rc.
ported throughout the Northwest.
ern Srrtes, which did a great deaf Of
da,'a-r /" small hut>. H. >umt
places al, vegetation was killed.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-05-22
From the Durham Recorder
MAJOR JOHN w. GRAHAM
FOR CONGRESS-.


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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-05-22
INFLATED BLOOD.

About a year and a half ago | had
blood poison. | vas treated tor the
hlst three months by a doctor III
the regular profession, aud instead
OF getting well | grew worse all the
time, The ernptIan, the sore mouth
and throat, aud the falling hair p,n,
crossed RICH, along, A friend al
vised the to take. ). $. 5, and [ have
blessed him EVER since. 81 the time
| had used the third bottle the dis
ease began to disappear, and by the
time | had taken ten bottles ct the
Specific | was perfectly well, and
have not 81. ce that time seen any
sign Of the disease.
A. w. CkOZIER,
l31 Thompson Street,
New York, February |, 1886.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-05-22

By Write al Il decree Of the Superior
I curt. | vii! sell IT the court house
if-lll!l~horo. on Monday the 9Th
lax Oi .Ettnt next 1t Il IL IN. the va
AM lot belonging to the estate of the
ale Levin Carmichael. situated IL Hills
Gro. asti i!"i.tin. ali klng stree, AMI
Margaret lane. adjoining Ernest Cheek.
bounded o.. the west hy Hazel
street. containing o;ie acre. more or les
Terms IL sale ouc-rHTltl cash. and
il 4 and l. mouths. with in
ter = nu deferred payments from date.
%4F:iDS can u y cash il they :, desire
His 2ith LAY Of April, l>s6.
{. f.. PARISH.
.AJm.ui>tratur and Communist. {.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-05-22
STATE NEWS.

Inc crops are reported as ioohinS
we'll in all parts of the State.
The friends of Judge Strong Of
Raleigh are urging him for a Su-
pIeme Court nomination.
The annual Commencement of
Greensboro Female College takes
place May Goth and 9th. Gov.
Scales vii! present diplomas to the
graduating class, comprising seven
cen young ladies.
Capt John n. Mafit, we'll knows
and distinguished as a naval officer,
both in the United States and Con
tederate service, died at rs home in
Wilmington last Saturday evening.
after a prolonged illness, in the 6Sth
year OF his age.
At a pond in Johnston county,
twenty-five miles FROM Raleigh, on
Thursday, May 18th, Fabius Fowle,
aged 10, sou Of Hon. d. 6. Fowle
accidentally shot himself IN The lat,
breast with a shot gun. He was ear.
$500, po,o;ah h = $780,.
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-05-22

BY trying again AMI keeping ii
courage many things seemingly itn
possible may be attained Hundreds
Of hopeless cases Ct Kidney al!
Liver Company have been cured
by Electric Bjtters, after everything
else had been tried in yam. So,
don't think here IS no cure Tor you.
but Try Electric BItttis. Tbe;r il
~ medicine 80 safe. 50 pure. and -
perfect a Blood Purifier. Electric
bl|t"r~ Nj.lrufe Dyspepsia, Diabetes
and AL Diseases OF The Kidneys In
va!uah." - affections Of Stomach
ana Liver, and overcome all JlinaI,
ID firu'lieS. Lar4e Bottles only 81
ccrf~, ~ Al Druggists
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-05-22
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