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s- -. ..~s. .l.yA.!' 49, :,SL ?
lily. rtferepcA. to- .nar.s ~;idlFattisimg
columns it VIII be seey., that Judge
Hiram II. Carver acapaaifo and expe-
rispceq lawyer. formerly Of the Assaaap-
ton bar;,. has pisrfMiantaitly heated IL
this town For the purpose of'prOsccu-
ting his profession. Judge Carver has
occup1sl. with distinguished credit to
himatN,, several exalted judieials ro-
sitioLs, notably that IF District Attnr-
ncys6fsfKe 6la 4th Judicial District.
Which. Comprised the Parishes Of As
.sUMaYticn. Ascension, st: James ST.
John, and St. Charles, ppd. was parish
Judge Of Assumption .parish,. to each
If which positions he was elected by
large majorities against popular OPP
Pesei,ts. Besides heing .corsre-
tent lawyer, the Judge possesses kiSh
literary and scholarly attaiumen,a,
and is 'singularly genial, generous ana
prr,'ossessins in his dispositions and
address. l.fs
We wish our esteemed friend tho
fullest measure of saccess aud bcspeAk
for him a liberal support, in his new
dcld Of Operations. >
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The drouth was broken OH last
Tuesday by a~comfortable and refresh
isg rainfall that cooled the atmos-
,Aesc and refreshed vegetation that
xae perishing for want of water.
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Proceedings Of the Meeting Of the
3rd Drainage District Of the Pa
IRISH of L,afourche.

A meeting of the inhabitants of the
3rd Drainage District Of the parish of
LafOnrche was held near st. Mary's
Church, on Saturday, September 14th.
1889. DR.. John Gazzo was elected
chairman.
On taking the chair. DIR. Gazzo in
formed the assembly that our distin-
gulslied. Congressman elect. the Hon.
Andrew Price, could not be present at
the meeting,-which was regretted by
every one-but had authorized him
to represent him. After announcing
the arrival of the drelgeboat iu bay
gu Folse, q few iml ortant suggestions
were. made by the enterprising and
energetic Father Vigroux, after which
the following resolutions were adopt
ed
Resolved, That Messrs. Chas. Cue
dry and Lucien Caillouet be- appointed
y committee to select a good place to
hold . fair for the benefit of the Srd
Drainage District, on the 5th and 9Th
day Of October.
Resolved, That DR.. John Gazzo he
elected rs director and organisator of
the 1Alr.
Resolved, That Mr.. Wallace Lefort
be chosen as president of the fair, will,
Mrssrs: Sosthene Folse, Leon Gaude,
Marc+llin Bergeron and. Urbin Danos,
assistant. 49, ~
Resolved, That II vote of thanks be
tenttered to Messrs. Jose1,K Lombas,'
Leon Gaude, Francois Foret. and.
Octave Robichau1 for the energy and
intre?iaity, they have displayed,
through $50 many obstacles, to bring
hefdredgeb0at to it's destinations.
Resolved, That q copy of the pro-.
ceeaif,gss she semitic. the. Tlibodaux
SEaTlNEh., the Lafaunebe 4CoMet. and
Catholic AaraMce.
~ ALIEN. NJ. FOLSE,a
Secretary.
., ami haa,.,Z 81 .xZ,.r 80.
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James T. Holloway, who resided in
IL vicinity some 10 or Is years ago..
spw living 9 "a Plaqnemine, tapped
te Louisiana Lottery, in the August
having for SIS 900 90.
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Mt. CXRNEL. CoxvExr.. j

MT. 'CxRNs1: CoxvExr, J:
..eAs- Thihodaux. La. Jan 2I;i 1858. z
Mr.. +. 0Oaaux, Hounia. I. e. - -
Lear Sir-I cannot.eonH~y il adequate Ian,
Gage . satisfactory ileu. Of the: benefit
have obtained by nsiilg your A.fi-Asthmatic
and Mixture. For twenty years l
A thm., and although l have tried MANY
re'nedies. DoMe proved beneficial until /
tried yours. trust my exp. rieice with this
precious and valuable powder and mixture
will b. thes.Rans Of inducing others to give
It q trial. 1onFs respectfully,
A SlsrkR OF Mt. CARMEL CONVENT.
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e!css,. W.ME OF cARovl for femal. diseases

On Monday last, the Big Indian who
ri been rusticating in Thibndaux for
II weeks. silently folded his tent,
senbed his hair, wrapped his blanket
j1out him, anI went away to HOuma.
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Now is the accepted time to pur-
chase cook stoves and fire CRATES for
the winter that will he along by and
By, although there is not much sign
I'll ut present.
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Excursions are being arranged, if
fuucrs are true, ~ from Thibodaux
10 New Orleans, and one from New
|4beris to ThibOdanx. One from New
Orleans will come here OH Sunday, the
1th instant. /.
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BRICKS FOR SALE:

6Q,oM Al Bricks for sale at reason )
able prices Delivery ut 'sUncle Peter
Plantation Wacherie).' Apply to
-ALcEsTE B0upREAUx,
- = 'H Lsckpor La.
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LOCAL NEWS.
District court has been III session in
Assumption since last Monday.

Frank Hoffman and family who
~ been Waiting Faderland have e
n "a to their Louisiana home, Q
;asSnated aud happy.
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Nj Pierre Boadreanx, Il nesidf1g
Nnts miles above Thihoiinnx died
Thursday last age,ls 81 years.
efensins were brought 10 ThibO-
III ON Friday aud inferred in st.
jeepA's cemetery. D&F
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Messrs. Lepine, Barrilleanx, PARA,
esade, Bourgeois, Ago and Seely we're
tie members who, with the president,
composed the Police Jury that met
hst Monday.
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md now the music OF the festive
.Nool" is heard in the land and the
.sL;al Spite of the great N. DIS greets
the PLANTER on his daily rounds.
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- another colnmn may be found
tls lad" Of Hugh w. Rogers, Of the
I'm of A.. B.. Hudson T. Co.'S Of New
Dreams. Mr.. Rogers win he glad to
seeive the patronage of his lid friends
sad customers. Call and see him.
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Now that the summer is past and
<mi weather makes things pleas
-. NE festive Oysterman should be
md sounding his mighty horn, call
1e the good people to the bayoas d!
haes upon the precious bivalves. r. /
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Judpiug from the amonnt of lumber
that one sees passing alont, consider
shlc buildings and other work must
he going on in this parish.
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Nstice I GTax. payers;

Notice IS hereby given that the, faxes: for
thstown OF Thibodapx are now s.ue. Tas
payers afe'fnsitsd Is tan IL once and seitie
in order to avoid Interest ansdc dssts Il = :au'
s, ~ fT.T, ~ jI..AUsLEris z
.;s=t< ut-,s e -. .sCOlleetOfAs
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There ia something the matter with
1,ase ballists. Qniet seems to pervade
the line. Have the players finally dis
covered that there is more work tkaYi
fun in itf
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A FINE TRACIs Off LAND, .MEASJ1R.
"A ing about 3 arprnts front Iy forty ar
eents. -ne.r 4aafpsrchs Crossing. with good
dweliing house and Onthnus-s. A zine u,,por-
tnnstS -esstay v aUlnS Sc q kargaiA.. %eri 1ar:.
ucotAfs apply to L. r. CALHOUN. %
=. - :. ~. -: Thibcls,,~..s -
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M. Hamilton 4y y,s police juror, was
in &ttend&iIcteS At the Session If fhai
Police jury THIS week. He says that
the abfniuageSsg 0ri missi6nersao f Dig
trict No Z have cut a canal 8zfeee wide
from "a to Sc i,iclfes deep, and about
ak miles long. leading from Love
Bridge to bayou Des.Allemands. :. 4
Ylsss peaple..Of the district have .al-
resdy derived great benefit from. this
drain, which sahows .~ssA6cient fall, 70;
prove the capability Of thoroughly
draining all their swamps and low
lands.
The design now ..is.te purchase q
dredge5Oat, and both deepen and widen
the new canal, which will. without
doubt, uncover thousands of acreaof
valuable hands for, cultivation, that
has heretofore been. abandoned to the
dominion of the gar. and catfish, and
effectually drain. those. landa now in
cpliSatioR... .,.
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LOUIS E. MEYER, /
SurgeonsOculi
Office at Meyer Drug Store,
Cor. Main and st. Louis st.
TLIBODAUX. La;
Thibodeauxs Worra Killer.

T~hibOdeaux's Worm Killer. sfs the best
worm medicine for the least mOney. Tastes
delicious. sChildren cry for more" 10 IL
does not make them a1,deathly sick to. take
has destroyed 100 large worms ; and lie N
angel of mercy II Has foand It's way into al
moss ever. household In the. country.
Hv0E y st1eS ". just tfy u. ~
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T. Samhola Jones, of the Baton
Rouge 4drocatc, says that the story
Of some man passing over the Niagara
Falls in IL barrel is all nonsense. He
says that 135 editors We're in Niagara
on that day and not one of them saw
anything Of the kind.
Z. Anything that 135 editors, with
Samb"la ut their head conld not see,
would not be worth looking at.
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Capt. Schneider expects to raise the
Iseas.sr Belgrade in Il few days as,s
ays kefsas work in the srtyh,ex.tls,9e.
eept Schneider has been unfortunate
|yltA hisf, boat mid kh6iakltmdAt with
&c lpck in the .fa,QrY.xSlQAM
fanseort 10 needed. in the Tow xater.
ehea 1eN, fpr cpnrmcrce ana. <Mi6fsl.l
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MeElree's Wine Of csfddf
and IAEoFoao's ersck.pRAveAr a.s
for sale by the following meschA1b Il
L.foar'he parish. Thibodsu1 - s.
-. JOS. T. Thibodeanx &6pn.s
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AOHcE.,

Iwtll e:open' my s&chot65i on; Monday, sept
i OK; vim Ter terms ns klAd g Fecsiys Pupils on Che
Urinary classes, s. per month;
AovenGeg ~olassesi $500 per month ;t:i', ~.
or less period thanlsMo weeks.i . - .frs
-. 80 MRS. +. ~, GoDDE. a..
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District. court was .oReaad at Napp-
leonyille; on Monday, the 18th inst.,
i,ndtr tho presidency It Judge Taylor
Beattie. l;esides tile local members of
the Assumption bar, the following
lawySfS from aAscensists;; and Lafwur-
che. were present: Hon. E. N. Pugh, of
DdndldsOhville, District Attorney L,
I. CailT"ut.f, Judge Hiram H. Carver.
Ma. Id. Moore andsHnn.. E. A: O'Sul-
livae If FHhrdetu. The'visiinxs ;at-
pnariall et.!rnsd,h hong
on Monday evening. Edward Gnilf"t
chosen forens,ih sUff mi exception
ally. intvAigent: Gnusa: juay:: and. TIN,
JtAlge' BeattiA to thiss body
was- considered one If the anless aud
most9ucid 4serNdelirefesi by this, esai.
neliek 5urist.:: tpns ut. our lnwy-rs atAtfs
that it WAS direct, clear and unusually
fn!cikle> The criminal docket. Of onr
aMfef parish is'reported ms being anitc
full including several Cases Of con-
siderable importance. e: :..s
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same days ago Raonl Folse,1' son Of
Alate Leo Folse. who .Eesi1lsd Abpat'
!e.!aalf;: Of a mile above, Thiilodknx
- q Working on the Des fssffg,ia~
j Cataesen on the bayot dfethe:, aacci;
Ha!y ISL a NJ fractured his lett arm
oaily, tsiat.. after. a,singi Iiisi4kt
|ssae. hss.fl,y %sicians have considered
necessary t" ampn*ate+4seuinjtset
~, which was done ON. Tuesday, byi
=. Dansereau and B0urgrois.alslvs
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OWEN CONLAN.

Another old landmark gone! An
other link that connects the dim nast
with the bright present has been
broken!
On Monday evening, Sept. is, 1889.
Owen Conlan passed away from earth,
peacefully, quietly, borne down with
the weight Of four score years.
Born III Ireland, after reaching man.
hood. he joined in the great tide Of
immigration that was moving to this
Western world, and finally settled
down in Thib"daux for a permanent
home. He followed the occupation,
for many years, of Il cooper and was
ever recognized as a man Of integrlt :,
honesty, and fair dealing Of late
years since his strength would not
permit him to pnrsae his usual trade,
he has been passing his. time I'M the
cultivation OF his garden, and deriving
~sustenance t;lxAebS.r,
The gentle wife who had slalfsdskis
tolls aud his pleasures for p.aay years
preceded him to his tomb several
years ago. but in the society and de-.
votion 1t his children he found that
fcOmfWrt which was left for 4 Patriarch,
;oeIfivSd of his hest sOlace4
= LII the quiet cemetery .ofsSt. JOSEPH
he siAt56swtll. Behind hi,lsne plesss
ant memories, as IA legacy to those
who knew and esteemed him Tor his
rigid virtues and genuine worth.
The influence Of such u, splan newer
dies, though his remains arc. covered
forever beneath the sod Of the val
ley.
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:: The people Of the Third Drainage
District allow noUtstSclesssOc interfere
with. their great work, o.. draining. the
zoo, 900 acres Of gooA.landin .tLeir.dis-
trict. mud thus double, the value of
ouch land ~ ars nox:arsble.. s,~rs
Having pqEshaesd.sla dredgeboat,
they .have :brolght the same to point
Where its. wArk will he .commenced.
The labor. OF. removing the dredge to
that point has, IF itseif. been one that
would have discouraged ordinary
In order: to enable the commission,
ers to raise. funds to. carry on the en-
terprise a fair has been arranged for
the fifth and sixth Ut October which
under the supervision ofsuch entelpris-
~ and energetic. citiseus rs Messrs.
Wallace Lefort, Sostlene Folse, Leon
Gande, Marceliu Bergeron and u han
Dan"s will be agrand success. With
them, aided by DR.. Cage and Father
-Vigroux, there can't be such word as
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,rwmf or cARpul. : Tonic for Women.
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Iae f0lice Jlry met op. last Mon
i aad Ynesiay, all members present
NssrtC Christian and Eerille.: .ts:
8 nsarmual aeorgauinttion al tho
|se'neente were reelected with twes
aspllons wheel the parties decfilntd
Z sssve fnrt!,er.
iae jury ordered the advertisement
VIC OF the various ferries in the
-, Tor two years, on the first Sat-
~ Of December at public auction
~ Cnurt house. Bids will be re-
~ icr the indcxing of the bonks
Nl9inM documents in the Record
syuce, Tint have just been bound.
s.ssiitie' was mined to report es-
.*s VI tho probable ecst of Lock-
- Leekp"rt. The body approved
~ daiihs presented and adjourn
meet sn Monday, january 9th,
4 =.
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10 The Assumption Pioneer We
mat the dredgeboat, Geo. f..
has commenced dredging
Laiourche, and clearing all OBJ
zIetse u:crefrom. Tho t~Gntractur
make u channel 10 feet
~ 2 feet deep, AT n4an. low
sssat. This will he. ample for
RPcsst It II accom- piishes thxt
Ss:,.. - -.
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missed Samoan Connection

SAN Francisco, June S.-The steam
ship Zelandia, of the Oceanic Line, ar
rived here at 8 80 tonight from Australia
but brings no advices from the Samoan
Islands. The monthly steamers of THU
line stop off Tutuila, the southern island
OF the Samoan group, to take any mailt
that may be sent by schooner from Apia
seventy miles distant, affording very i'm.
perfect mail communication The Zsa.
laudia laid off Tutuila on her way up for
four hours, but during that time storm
of wind aud rain was prevailing and her
officers could discern no ship or schooner.
Rockets were sent up, but as no response
was received, the steamship resumed her
voyage to this part. AS consequence,
the official mail of Admiral Kimberly,
and the Associated Press mail advices
were not received, and will be delayed
until the arrival of the July steamer.
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sELF.DEFENSE.
r. B. SeIph, of San Diego, Tries
Clear Himself of Crime.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 8.-A letter has
been received in this city from Frank B.
Selph, of selph & Harkins' Concrete
Works, OF San Diego, in which ne denies
that he is responsible for the raising Of
the rebate draft drawn by Ottinger, the
railroad ticket broker of this city, on
Fl. r. Duffin, of Los Angeles,
The draft was originally for "a, but when
presented at Los Angeles for payment il
had been raised to $40. selph's state.
ment is that he bought the Los Angeles
ticket from Oettinger for $3.50, and
received rebate draft for 81, which he
AZ 20. and from that moment he knows
nothing of it. The draft was payable tc
bearer. There was no difficulty in dis
counting it. The description which Dqt
draft is said to have been very genera
and would fit any other man as we'll a
Mr.. Selph.
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SUNDAY MORNING. 1889.
total loss is about 10000; fully insured.
The fire is believed to have been incen-
diary.
wrecked Sailors Rescued.

SAN FRANCISCO. June Snail advices
from Auckland, New Zealand, received
by the steamship Zealandia tonight, give
particulars OF the loss of the steel ship
Altmore, bound from Sidney to San
Francisco, with coal. The ship struck a
reef off the Fiji Islands on the night of
April 22d. In boats the crew attem pied
to make a landing ON the shore, but
were prevented by the natives. Next
day the second mate, with several pas.
sengers, including a woman and four
children, and six of the crew, left in the
ships life boat and cutter for the island
OF Suva, 100 miles distant. AS they had
not reached that point up to latest ad.
vices, it is feared they were drowned.
The captain and the remainder Of the
crew were starting for Suva, when they
were sighted by schooner and taken on
board, with the exception of R. B. Turn
bull, the chief officer of the Altmore,
who was drowned.
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warden mcComb,s vacation.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 9.-A special
meeting of the Board of State Prison
Directors was held today at San Quentin.
Warden McComb, who is suffering from
rheumatism, was granted leave Of alb
sence for thirty days. The Warden re-
ported that negotiations for the purchase
of the tide lands adjacent to the prison
had been completed. The work of re-
claiming the waste lands was progressing
satisfactorily. The jute mill is turning
out 13, 900 sacks per day, which are sold
at III cents per sack. The Board de-
cided to abolish the Office held by
business Steward McGann after the 30th
instant.
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.,s,,or Observation-Disclosures.

san FRANCISCO, June 8-Auditor
strother today filed his annual estimate
If the receipts and expenditures Of the
municipal government, for the fiscal year
1890 90. he estimates the total receipts
at 81, 391 900, of which two million eighi
Hundred and fifty thousand is expected
to be derived from taxation, and the re-
mainder from other sources. The amount
Of real and personal property liable to as
sassment is two hundred and eighty-fivt
million dollars.
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HIchabOdo Har.uu /

SAN FRANC1sco, June 9.-Edward Han
Ian, ex-ehampion oarsman, arrived from
Australia, tonight, on the steamship
Zsalandia, after an absence of nearly
three years. He says that his rowing
days are over, and that he is going back
to Toronto to live.
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A uVandaliav Gets a "Lifer,,

SANTA Rosa, June 9.-Jim Prouse, one
of the Vandalia's seamen, who returned
to his home near Healdsburg after the
murder in the first degree today, the jury
fixing the punishment at imprisonment
for life. Prouse is half.breed Indian,
and shot 10 Comanche, one of his tribe
during quarrel over squaw.
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| i''D WV = IN
SPECIAL PRICES.

| 10 inch Black American Gros Grain
Silk, at 75c. worth soc.
10 inch Black Lyons Gros Grain Silk
at 90c. worth Slips.
81 inch Black Lyons Gros Grain Silk
at Slips; worth $1.50.
20 inch Black Lyons Gros Grain Silk
at $1.35; worth $1.75.
81 inch Black Lyons Gros Grain Silk,
at $3.50; worth $500.
% inch Black Lyons Gros Grain Silk,
at $1.75; worth $2.15.
% inch Black Lyons Gros Grain Silk,
at $500; worth $3.50.
20 inch Black Faille Francois Silk, at
csc. worth 81 25.
20 inch Black Velontine Silk, at 81. IS
worth 50. 90.
% inch Black Velontine Silk, at $500;
worth $3.50.
10 inch Black Satin Rhadames Silk,
at 75c. worth $1.00.
20 inch Black Satin Rhadames Silk,
at 9ec. worth $l.25.
20 inch Black Satin Rhadames Silk,
at 81 So; worth $1.65.
25 inch Black Satin Rhadames Silk,
at $1.75; worth $2.15.
20 inch Black Bengaline Silk, at $3.50;
worth $500.
% inch Black Bengaline Silk, at $500;
worth $2.75.
"a inch Black Satin Luxor Silk, at
81, SO; worth $500.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-06-09
work of a Eirebug.

FRESNO, June S.-Early this morning
the Henry Livery Stables, on ) street.
we, discovered to be on fire, ana /,
thoneh the Fire department was early
y" s ne scene, the stable and six horses
;ncluding the race horse Gray snapper
~. -, s,,senpnad forathhr with the o2f7
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-06-09
one of the Arizona Robbers.

Ell PAso, Tex, June ga man, giving
the name of William Williams, was ar
rested here for completely in the robbing
of Paymaster Wham in Arizona. When
arrested he had about So, 900 on his per-
son and was heavily armed.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-06-09
his Royal Nips Did Not Come.

SAN Francisco, June Sizing Kala-
kaua, of the Hawaiian Islands, was ex-
pected to arrive here tonight on the
steamship Zealandis. The King, how
ever, is reported unwell and failed to take
the passage.