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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-13

Captain W. T. O'Coruor. formerly Chief Of Po-
lice at Victoria B. C., has given in the columns Of
the BsIstiH course Of instruction for any forth
coming chief in this country. The changes needed
will occur-wheus When We are dead and gone.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-13

Messrs. E Z. Adams & Co. this forenoon sell the
household furniture OF Mr.. Isssc Moore at the re
sidence. Nuuanu street, above hukui street. On
Wednesday the household effects Of Mr.. T. ;.
So1thS:ck wil also be disposed Of at No. Adams
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-13
BYE. ADAMS & co.
BY Z. p. ADAMS & CO.
Administrators & ADMINISTRATORS
SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

Notice is hereby given that under order Of the su-
preine Court made IN the Estate Of JOHN MOANA-
I'LL ON the 10Th day u March. 1850 directed
by David Manaku. Administrator, and Moholc Mnana-
ali. Administrative Of the Estate OF the late John
Mnauauh deceased. 20 -cli az public Auction,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-13

The band concert, last evening. at the Square,
was treat appreciated by the general public as
testified TO by the large audience present 70 listen
10 the performance.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-13

Mrs. McBryde and family have gone 70 Portland
from whence Il Is probable that they may extend
their travels and visit the 'iOld Country
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-13

The BdlshH states that the following changes
have taken place among the engineers of the vii
/ der Steamship Co: Mr.. Tucker, formerly OF the
hmas, has been appointed general inspector Of
the machinery OF all the company 5 steamers. Mr..
SIrOw, lately first assistant the hi,iIE, is now
/ chief, with Everett and Gaines first and second
assistants, respectively. Mr.. Sutherland lately in
the Eilaasu Hon. is now chief of the Litsiikg with
Stule, first assistant. Mr.. karney, formerly first
assistant on the Lsksikr has been appointed chief
! Of the Eilassu Hon, assisted by Mr.. Cottrell.'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-13

Captain Marcos has been quite busy during the
week past, several arrests Of thieves and opium
smokers being added to his record. IN the 7th be
arrested native for bzoachIn- cargo on the Zsu-
ia1idiu, and on the Ilth be captured four opium
smokers
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-13

The King Of Yentriloquists gave his last two
performances in this city, at the Opera House, on
the afternoon and evening of the 10th inst. Both
performances were we'll patrOuized, although the
arrival Of the Alameda from the Colonies in the
evening. kept many away that would have svelled
the number at the night performance. By the
4i1nisfI this wonderfully clever performer took
his departure for San Francisco where he intends
to make arrangements for playing through cities
in the United States, returning this way again in
about one years time. Mr.. Mills engagement
here has been exceeding prosperous one and his
return will be welcomed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-13

The Honolulu iiides.- last SGudly morning,
turned out to receive HIS Majesty, and made
fine appearance both IN trill and numbers.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-13

"a. A.. instructed b4 uc-srs Ashford ASH
FORD. Attorneys for MIC e. tuLbMAN' 70 'A'i i'
sale at Public Auctiun,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-13

Mr.. T. Z. Wall. the genial and gentlemanly pro-
prietOr of the Yosemite skating rink has decided
to depart from these shores, and endeavOr to in
troduee the graceful art of roller skating in anti
podean circles, taking passage for the Colonies by
the MdrurUd on the 1Tth inst. During his career
in this city as manager of the Yosemite fink, Mr..
Wall has won for himself golden opinions from
the ladies and gentlemen Of the best society, that
patronized his place and it is hoped that success
will attend him in his new venture. Mr. William
Wall, q counterpart of his brother, in urbGuity
and politeness will manage the ''Yosem mite for
the present.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-13

The meeting of the stockholders II the AareTtiseg
attended, a. would have been expected Il there
vas any prospect Of dividend Those Who DID
meet agreed to an adjournment until an ezReri
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-13

On the 9TH instant l. B. Peterson. formerly As
sistsut Postmaster General Of the kingdom was
resrraInCed before Judge BiCkert0u on a charge
OF euDszZleueut Of funds belonging 70 the Gov
eminent The defendant by his counsel waived
examination and was committed for trial at the
Suureune Court
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-13

It is reported that troupe Of professional vocal
lists and musicians under the management Of
SiCuor Enrico Campobeli0 will arrive here by the
MIrrTUa from San Francisco On the l7th inst. and
they viii give a series Of entertainments at the
Hawaiian Opera House.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-13

Waikiki IS quite popular Sunday resort. The
beach Is gay with bAtaers all through the day.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-13

The Chinese theatre Is still allowed 10 keep open
until midnight. II a foreign troupe occupied
Music Hall until midnight there would probably
h. g. IL Ia.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-13

BY the IigtleiI arrived Mr.. and Mrs. William
Phueer, who have been making long stay IN the
Colonies
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-13

Tie GoyerneSs Of Hawaii Is reported to have
passed her fortyseveuth birthday on the 9Th inst.
appropriate services were held NJ Hilo.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-13
ISLAND LOCALS.

ABOUT TOWN.
Full moon on the 18th inst. Sunday.
T. NJ. Hatch, Esq, has gone to spend a vacation
in New Hampshire.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-13

Not alone this paper but all our city eotempora-
the STRENGTHENING contract is being performed
The store of Illuminating fluid in the containers
seems to be gagged to last until about 80 or )
o'clock B. u, an hour when the deficit Is supposed
to be most apt to pass unnoticed. No wonder then
| that the price of service could be lowered when
the hours are reduced in number Its doubtful if
the Minister Of the Interior has the power to break
! the contract.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-13

ABOUT TOWN.
Full moon on the 18th inst. Sunday.
M. Hatch, Esq, has gone TO spend a vacation
in New Hampshire.
Rusticus, Hawaii, shall receive replies to his
| questions next week.
Judss Hoffman, OF san Francisco. has been pay.
Ing VISIT 10 tins CITY.
A savings bsak for native women has been or
canized and differed.
Mr.. J. lyons regular Cash sale will take place
on Saturday the 18th.
Consul Schmidt and family intend remaining in
Germany for some time.
News from the volcano Of kilauea shows that
the tres are still dormant.
The prices Of seats at the coming, so-called,
'oPera season are regarded rs too high.
waikiki is quite popolar Sunday resort. The
beach Is gay With bataers all through the day.
BY the -ifrtlsiI arrived Mr. and Mrs. William
Phueer, who have been making long stay IN the
Colonies,
Her Majesty gave luau at the palace, on We'd
nesday, in honor OF the birthday Of the Goyerness
Of HAWAII.
No through steamer from the Colonies until the
sth Of May. A long time between mails for San
FrRncisco by steamer.
The public schools closed for a vacation Of two
weeks, last Friday. The youngsters making
the most Of their time.
Hon. Chas. L. Bishop has contracted with
MeSsrs. McCandiess Bros. 10 bore an artesian we'll
on his premises on Emma Street.
Work Is being hurried up on the new Police sta
ton 50 that Legislators may have the opportunity
10 indulge in a lttH, IN ~Guiick's Folly.
The Goyerness Of Hawaii is reported to have
passed her f0rtyseveuth birthday on the 9Th inst.
appropriate services were held q; Hilo.
Mrs. McBryde and family have gone TO Portland,
from whence Il Is probable that they may extend
their travels and visit the 'iOld Country"
The Honolulu Rides,~ last Sunday morning,
turned cut to receive HIS Majesty and made a
hne appearance both II CrIll ana numbers
The Chinese theatre Is still allowed to keep open
until midnight II a foreign troupe occupied
Music Hall until midnight there would probably
be fearful howl
The band concert last evening. at the Square,
was q treat aupreclRtei by the general public as
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-13

Her Majesty gave q luau AZ the palace, on We'd
nesday, in honor OF the birthday Of the Goyerness
Of Hawai-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-13

Work Is being hurried up on the new Police sta
ton 50 that Legislators may have the opportunity
10 indulge IN a lttH, IN Quick Folly
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-13

No through steamer from the Colonies until Il
Sth Of May. A long time between mails for Sa
Francisco by steamer.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-13

The King returned froza Hawaii on the morn
ing Of the 18th inst, By the steamer hiHss hls
arrival vas made the occasion Of an eKtraor1lil3rs
outturu of the regular and volunteer militia which
acted as an escort for him from the steamer to the
Palsoe. The usual salute was h-ed from the
batterv on the arrival Of the vessel
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-13
ON MONDAY, APRIL 10

Ann eeiscs am.at e. G. Coleman. shop. uu kinE
81 ADJOINING Castle * tos-e-,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-13

The sad news Of the death Of Mildred Myrtle
youngest daughter Of Mr. and Mrs NJ. D. MOnsar.
rat. obtained currency in this city on the morning
chitis the night previously and not one who
heard the tale but felt instinctively the painful
position OF the loving parents; and sympathy,
pure and heartfelt went out to the bereaved father
and mother in their hour of distress. The de-
ceased child was a beautiful specimen OF baby
hood, aged II months, and her sudden death cast
a cloud over previously happy family.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-13

News from the volcano Of kilauea shows that
the fres are still dormant
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-13

The public schools closed for a vacation Of two
weeks, last Friday. The youngsters are making
the most of their time
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-13

The .. S. $. 4lr-ss1H arrived in port here on the
evening of the 10th inst. from the Colonies en-
route TO San Francisco. The vessel brought nine
passengers for this port, small cargo. and news
dates to the 18th ult. The 4latpeiH sailed for San
Francisco at ., N. on the llth, inst, carrying
forward heavy cargo of sugar (l2OO ionsl from
] here and few additional u,asSencers
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07
ON THE WEST SIDE
A Rish Gahsriog Of Tassasls Iopies New
Block ga West Bridge >fFsst-fhe
Neas a. firlrf

Z ". >-tahan yesterday purchased the
loi next to .be site of ihe proposed bans
building or West bli3zess ILs lat is -ax
loo a., and ths price psid wss szNo Mr
Stuaaan iaieads 90 balld tbree siory brick
block apou e. the faii size of the ioE, and
slll oecups ihe 6rsi floor wilh hi- clothing
store Alehitsci s. , ossood IS preparing
plans for the block. snd work ou
IL viii be commenced Immediately
r T. Ha.bronek. oi Newburs N y is
visiting X a. McWIliafus. lae " lest Bridge
&C. druggist. Who formerly resided iu that
charming llite city un the Hudson. Has
bouok brought with him d piece Of glass
3xs inches aud about one-fourth of an nch
in thickness which vas taken from the
door of Washington heao4 quarters al New
burg
A conccr. was given last evening at the
German Methodist church, corner oi West
bridge and TnFner-sts.. for the benefit oi
lhe sunday school library. Excellent
music was furnished by the church choir
and violin and piano solos we're well rem
dered by The oiher members.
Propriete,rs of the ~ 81 Side dry goods
aud clothing stores are considering the
question az closing at o'clock IN the even
iug. The majority Of them are in favor OF
the project, and the plan siil very likely be
adopted.
The ladies' Of the second-st NJ f. church
opened their aprOn bazaar and plant sale
Yesterday az 10 West Bridge 81 e cream
aud cake we're served and the bazaar Was
visited by quite large number oi persons
during the afternoon and evening.
l.. NJ Catcheon the West Bridge-st ium
Der king returned yesterday from a business
trip th -ough the northern part of the STATE
lie reporui everything looking lovely IN
that country.
a. Stonenouse and Felix Cahill returned
Yesterday from a trout fishing expedition
near White Cloud They succeeied IN
capturing twenty OF the speckled beauties.
The stone work on the new school house
AT the corner OF Turner and Eleventh SIS. IS
completed. and the brick layers will cOm-
mence worN on the walls today.
II CHARLTON. the architect has completed
plans for s. 600 solid brick front block 10
be built at once on West Fulton 81. by ). }.
Blakeley.
A bay mare was found in ,he flats wander
ing about by boy named johnson and Is
now al 20 Rger-aye awaiting an owner.
Mrs. G. W Williams closed her notion
store and ice cream pariors last night. She
exchanged il for real estate on Gold.st.
A young doctor from Chicago visited West
LeOnard-st yesterday with view OF open
ing an office IN that community.
The new livery stable at the corner of West
Leonard and Front-sts. has been completed
and opens Tor business today.
T. W Stlahan is having a new metallic
sign put on his front window, the first OF
the kind OH the West side.
/ J. ; Dykstra, who recently opened hard
ware store on West Leonard ST.. reports a
/ good steady business.
West Leonard-st only wants a tea store
now TO maze it complete in all the branches
/ of trade.
VIII Oes'erle has taken position as clerk
| with NJ r. Hedges. at l79 West Bridge-st.
The Sixth ward claims to have the best
/ base bail club in the city.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07

J. X v Agnew and J. NJ. Stirling re
turned from Muskegon yesterday.
The railroads report that freight business
is very dull on account of the Chicago trou-
bles.
Lilley Junction on the c. 4 w. NJ. rail
road, has been Incorporated as a regular
station.
W. II. Williams, contracting agent for the
A T. q ;. +. railroad, stationed at Chicago,
is in the Gty.
Fourteen German emigrants passed
through fhe city yesterday on their way
north; they We're the neatest appearing
emigrants that have passed through this
year
Five of the section men of the G. K. & J..
railroad who struck some days since, head
ed by one COnners, frightened man
named Tencate into quitting his work ON
the railroad near the Union depot yesterday.
The patrol wagon was called but the bull
dOzers vanished.
The Chicago & Great Eastern railroad has
been sold and lis name changed 10 the
Chicago & Indiana Coal railroad Geo. G.
kimball. at one time general manager of
the G. q W NJ occupies similar position
under the new change OF the G. & l.; \.
NJ. Nichols is general freight and passenger
agent. and Geo. ". Dunlap a former resi-
dent Of the West Side, is auditor.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07
OUR FOLKS.
Col. Perrin Y. Fox is in Detroit.
To. Mr.. and Mrs. BOssendam. l6l Ransol

Col. Perrin Y. Fox Is in Detroit.
To- Mr.. and Mrs Bossendam, l6i Ransom
St, nine pound girl.
Adolph Leitelt is seriously i'll with in
fammatory rheGrstism.
Andrew Pyle. of Kalamazoo, is in the city
visiting his son, DR.. Benz. Pyle.
Mrs Or. Rutherford Cl nv returned from
an extended trip in The South yesterday.
Fred Shriver IS able to be about again
after four weeks struggle with pneu-
mOnia.
T. g. Carlisle, Of FosioTia o., Adjutant
General OF the National Commandery ,. OF
v, is the guest of Col. f. ". Rowson.
W.O Hughart, Mrs and Miss Hughart and
T. J. . Bren returned from New York yes
terday morning Mr. Hughart feels much
refreshed by the trip.
Misses Mary and Ella Morrison left yes
terday for pleasure trip to Wheeling ".
Va, and 10 Washington, ID. c. They viii
be gone several weeks.
John Dregge, of the firm of Follett d
Dregge, left for New York yesterday. whence
he vii. sail for Europe, 20 spend the sum
mer in Netherlands, for the benefit OF his
health.
A. f. Bartlett the Kalamazoo humorist,
author Of ~Tnc Comic Angler, Is in town.
Mr. Bartlett is flicitating himself over an
order from London. Eng of 300 copies OF
his amusing little book.
Dr. Edward + Sloman of Detroit, who
has been practicing in the Lake Superior
country for two years, is iu town. He will
settle in Grand Rapids. The doctor Wss a
student With Or. Halo. Wyman.
Octavius e.. Bush and Mrs. Catherine Lit
t.efeld were ni,ed iu marriage by Rev. J..
n Brooks Yesterday morning. They viii
visit relatives Iu Bay City for several weeks
and then return a. this city 10 live.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07

The Supreme court yesterday rendered a
decision setting aside the verdict rendered
by jury I'm the Superior court, i'm the case
ol Thursiein VS. Luce. George II. Thursiein
sued Ransom g. Luce for damages for iuiu-
ries received by being kicked down the
stairs in Iuces hall by Mr. Luce about ten
wears ago. The FIRST trial resulted in ver-
dict Of =, 900 for plaintiff which was set
aside aui a second tsial being granted a
verdict of 5000 was rendered, and this has
now been set aside. The case will probably
De-. fred 4aafn
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07
A SURPRISE PARTY.
The Gili- Gireies Adultery Case tBds
wifh ssrdict Of Guilty BistoFy
~ the Ease

The more eF less celebrated Gll-Ouiier
adultery case terminated Go The glr.uit
court at6i3 O'Clock Lass eyeuing b. d YER
diet of saihy The case has been ssgbb0rnly
contested aad many peculiar circumstance
surround Is The defendants. Carrie Gill
and Jehn III Oifdler. are residents ol Nalk-
elsio4uship Is here lhc ofrese 5. alleged lo
have been committed. Tie case aas hrsr
blouEag in lae Police court. aud aileT drag
sing along tor several months Was disc
missed ior want 0f jurisdiction
Mr.. Gin then applied to Justice
Gale ior the rearTest Vf tAe pagliss. and
after lbey were asais aIfaisned before the
atid tor tlid Nhen the ease vas galled lu
tle IlFcult Court tbe prosecuting attorney
entered nolle pfuS on the ground that tho
Justice had mAoe nO examination lusO The
c.se before issuing ihe Warrant.
shortly after the dismissal ~ the case in
the Circuit application was made for the
issuance ~ another warrant aud h being
shown that new witnesses bad been secured
the prosecuting attorney Issued the same
aud the parties were brought before
Justice Wesliau waived the preliminary
examination ana were bound over for trial
The case came up Tor trial ia the Circuit
Court "Wednesday, and the prosecution :
principal witness John III. Campbell can
didate i9r Shera on the Prohibition ticket
year ago last tall. testified % seeing the
performance of the alleged olfense. The
defense puf i've persons on the stand who
sw0re they would not believe Campbell
under oath and tne defendants both denied
The crime alleged.
fhe jury retired at 5.20 aud We're in
strucieJ 10 render a sealed verdict, as j, was
supposed they would hang nre for some
time Al 6.l0, before Judge Montgomery
.eit for supper the jury announced an
agreement. and ON returning 90 the court
nlOm pronounced the verdict guilty. Gird-
lers cOunienance paled and Mrs. Gill sank
back la her chair. the twain being unable 10
rise tor several seconds. The result WAS
entirely unexpected and Mrs. ellis sister
and aged mother wept bitterly as they left
the room. The prisoners We're remanded 10
Jail 70 await sentence. The case wall
probably be appealed.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07
Conno1 Committee Meetings

The Council Committee on Ways and
Means met az ghe city Clerks office last
evening to examine the ninety and nine
.lquor bonds aud applications for saloon
licenses which were referred 90 the com-
nttee last Monday evening. The CITY At
torney was present 90 see that the bonds
wee Drawn in proper form while the COM
m t.ee decided as to the responsibility ot ihe
t.r..es The reror. was uu' completed bat
s.. .- Ier.faad that some OF Zoe appIica-
r.nrs n.ll te reported adversely.
TIE sre aI cnmulItlee. f0 whom was re-
Irr.l .Ia aUuaa.s .-.u fle Narer.oo-sr im-
nrYsrn.frf r.I. Also met .a't night and the
In.aIree nu streets considered matters
.meI to fnenl af the Iasf meeting pi The
fH. understood fhaf rcmousfran-
Hes IS. .+ presented a1a.ust ihe propoeed
arfaseHenf at N.eAIsau-st. and Jefferson
t.a
Ire srtt st COM .Ifee appointed fo locate
d l .....f 0o ee assessed flr fae improvement
.f Is.r Grdel-.f irom Canal tp tIancy-sts..
been aaIe fa asree as to thc extent
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07
UNITED STATES SENTENCE.
The Vanlalia Postmaster Gets One Years
imprisonment aud the Pension FOrEer
Three Months.

owen J. Allen, the recent postmaster at
Fanda'ia Cass county, was convicted in
the United States cour, yesterday on two
charges. one for embezzling postal funds
and the other for detaining letters.
For the Lrst oilense he was
gwen nine months Imprisonment
In the Detroit House of Correction and
fnr of Sol. and tor the second he was sen-
fenced 'o three months Imprisonment and
fined $50. Col Isaac +. Messmore was ap-
pointed counsel 10 defend the prisoner.
lIe wil be taken 90 Detroit for his year
soioum today.
0f presenting forged pension papers. but
was recommended to the mercy The cOurt
hv the iurv tie was sentenced to imprison-
msnt iu TIE Aliegan county Jail iOr three
month and t0 pay "A hne Of 500.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07
AnefectIre Ordinance.

Patr0lman Doherty a short time since
arrested man for peddling without "a Ii
cense. The man was selling rugs, 10y SAM
pie, ON the instalment plan. Assistant City
Attorney T.. T.. Carroll investigated the
matter and refused to prosecute. and the
patro'man has laid the matter before the
Board Of Police and Fire Commissioners.
Nr Carroll says ,5, ue refused 70 prose
cute because the ordiuance relative TO
hawking aud peddling Dc defective. that he
prosecuted three similar cases without
securing q conviction. and did not think ii
hi- duty to make costs where there WAS no
probability of conviction The ordinance
Is one of those 10 which the mayor called
attention in his inaugural address.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07

LoNnoV May 6.-Ihe Standard says the
government is making strenuous efforts to
induce Liberal members who are opposed 10
The Irish measures Co refrain from voting
when those bills come before the House oi
Commons tor decision. il has finally been
decided. the paper continues, o. proceed
with tho land Purchase bill iu spite 0t The
opposition Go The measure and 80 % shall be
rejected by "a small maiorfy Gladstone
advi,es The immediate dissolution of Par
LAunuI
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07

BfoousNeror lll May lho attending
physician of Hon. David Davis - oi the
opinion fhai he BE- amns veIl. bui sull grave
f,ars are entertained that he may uot rally
from h.- attack. whl0h i. indeed serious
Tie maNe Neuanf cafbsuaie uu hi- baca q.
terribly swollen ssd cap-es hiu u.s' iu.
tense suffering lie is murh feiurrd in
drsa aud eilr0r rfh while hle ufaIth has
been on IA ad.oI Inr itr the past fafae months