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Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-05

.s...- --.<r-. Uiympe Audouard was
famous French champion of woman's
rights. She was SO years old, and had
been married early in life to Marseilles
notary from whom she separated after a
few months, and spent some time IN
travelling about Europe.
Mime. LIE Roy, mother of the Due
d'Abrantes, of France, is one of the most
intrepid explorers of the day. She has
been several months in the east and suf-
fered much privation while visiting
Babylon and Nineveh and crossing the
Persian deserts on her way to India.
Susan B. Anthony, Clara Barton aud
other more or less prominent women
have organized the Lucy Webb Hayes
Temple association. Their aim is to erect
in Washington monument to the late
Mrs. Hayes. They want 5000 charter
members at IS member. Several hun
dred members have already been OBJ
tanned.
Miss Florence Firmstone, daughter of
Winchester, England, clergyman, has
cleared her fathers church of a debt OF
5000 by soliciting shilling subscriptions
from people in all parts of the country
by mail. She wrote personal letters in
all cases, and the magnitude of the task
will be appreciated when it is remem-
bered Is, 1000 successful letters had to be
written.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-05

n negro problem is the most per-
TjfGpow bsforo the American peo-
ardf men with wide grasp of in :
s.5,, Guild grapple with the question
4 soon be settled.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-05

ouR legislators have not done much
shey might, but when their work is
,ntrasted with that of the Congress
den, ii is entirely satisfactory. In the
natter fpensioning all the foreigners
md doadbeats in the country, Congress
high degree of talent and
patriotism.
The legislature has done great
i4al il .oms respects but a very little
Ia others. The most important ques-
ion before that body is that of immi-
grafton. II Immigration was fostered
had encouraged the ststs would grow
and prosper.
y-GoyERNoR OeLEsBy, OF Illinois,
ieaies that he is a candidate for the
Emitted States Senate. "Uncle Dick"
ays Farwell, Cannon, Henderson,.
dittand Payson will ali be candidates,
Int that lie does not wish his name to
% entered on the list.
.NH. CLEVELAND has recently made
5heayy strike in real-estate specula-
IN IA Washington, but there is hardly
lyfoubt that he would have been en-
wiling to forego all the profits
ing from this transaction to oc-
the White House four years more
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-05
SHENANDOAH WALLET RAlL-
~ ROAD
S. F. TYLER, Receiver.

~ ROAD.
S. F. TYLER, Receiver.
Schedule in effect February 0, 1890.
ARRIVE AT ROANOKE.
5'09 p. III. Daily-Memphis Express,
from. Hagerstown and the
north. Through Pullman
sleeping cars from New
York and Philadelphia to
Chattanooga and Mem
phis via Harrisburg, Ha
gerstown and Roanoke.
7.40 a. III. Daily New Orleans ex
press from New York,
Philadelphia and Balti-
more, making connection
through 70 the south
Carries through Pullman
palace buffet sleeping ca
from Philadelphia TO New
Orleans without char &
via Harrisburg, Hagers-
town, Roanoke, Cleve-
land, Calera, and L. s. \.
LEAVE koSEcKE.
600 a. Ill. Daily-Baltimore express
from all points south for
Washington, Baltimore,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia
and New York. Car
ries Pullman palace
buffet sleeping car from
New Orleans to Philadel-
phia without change, via
L. & n. r. R., Calera,
Cleveland, Roanoke, Ha-
gerstown and Harrisburg
7.0j p. III. Daily-New York and
Philadelphia express,
FROM Memphis, Chat
tanooga and all
points south. For Phil
adelphia and New York,
carries Pullman Palace
buffet sleeping cars
through to Philadelphia
and New York via Roa-
noke, Hagerstown and
Harrisburg.
Ticket agents will furnish all infor-
nation and through schedules upon
application to
0. HOWARD ROVER.
G. P. s L. Agent, Roanoke. Va.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-05

-S-VII .! tHe WUI1u DO uu
ND progressive town.
Magic City is a won.
Nk3ot believe il it
csurrd the times.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-05

mr1A1Nrs against the county
are constantly reported. These
onehfares are said to be in a bad
d4ion. and yet the supervisors are
" III taking the necessary steps to-
sfds improving them. Good roads
aiding into Roanoke would add great
to The material prosperity of the
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-05
-,s.-. QI.D Dc>t1a11
should be directed to
THE ROANOKE TIMES.
Roanoke. Va.
RGANOKE's RISE.

sapid growth Of this city is one
Il most remarkable phenomena of
ic5sent day. In 1883 the compile
"a Shenandoah Valley railroad
city here of the most remark
disabilities. No one supposed
Goanoko had such q future before
at she grew and prospered ir spite
every obstacle. Birmingham,
~ doomed up as Magic City"
.ae South, bu. while that place was
Eiag forward as place Of wonder
Possibilities, Roanoke was growing
,prosperins constantly. There was
hing ophimeral about the growth OF
ei1y. ali the conditions essential
the rapid growth OF municipality
R{to be found right here. The
50 ltural resources of this section
UGiciens for every need Of the
p and there was nothing
sl:!d up frst-class city in
Isl Virginia. Roanoke grew
@ Pered, while many other cities
ew South were looming up
People came here from afar
- a;,h some hesitation, but a
cur Surroundings were SUI
convince them that there were
81 essentials here for a 6rst-class
bore IS no doubt, but that Vir-
<2} - S4ts sef1''.Ss ID Roanoke in few years
"a ugh q city as this section needs.
Ymorl IS slow but sure growing
3SaG Roanoke is the reverse Of the
B @aa.tal il the matter of growth.
few Yesrs she has reached the
AoGs ola city of the first class as
" in this state, and has attrac-
~st!on Of the world as an
nd progressive town.
Magic City is Won
skqot believe il it
:, csurrd thss times.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-05

i Stephenson, the venerable car
!, now 81 years of age. is danger
b at his home in New Roc elle,
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-05

improvements are in pro-
directions the roads in the
- city should not be for
.rial for road-making is
81 a St in this locality and no
Natch work on public thorough
! Guild be done. A liberal spread
dam and good stone instead OF
3 bridges are what is needed.
2lese now and they will not need
repairs and remolding. Be-
Sanoke is a city of sufficient
Importance to Justify such i'm
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-05

tdon newspaper says that the
Il Cambridge wishes to be
}om his post as commander
/ the army.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-05

CHARLESTowN, MASS.
thank you for the great good SUR
DOCK BLOOD BITTERS have done me.
I was long subject to very severe Sick
Headache. BY using two bottles was
permanently cured.
mar2-tf MAGGIE SULLIVAN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-05-30

LEGISLATIVE CANDiDArEs.-Difrereu
men have different ideas Of how 10 securs
tho pame results, but We believe ali agree
that legislation q certain lines Il i'm.
peratively needed. Now. how "a eei
that legislation Il too question. II can.
not be had. Of course, unless We can irsl
procure legislators who are IN favor N
y. Legislative candidates are now be-
Ing put before tho people. Arc thcy
again 70 DC put out and elected blindly.
OF Will the voters have an eve 10 their
position on the school book question. ANA
y other questions that the farmers
know ought 10 be legislaied upon A
great many farmcrs think Il Is treason 10
anything outside OF party lines. Well.
whai are You doing inside Of party lines +?
Are YOU getting candidates that will
~ the people on these questions ?
you are moi, sec 10 II AZ oncc.-pro.
Farmer. r. NJ. Il. A. Organ.
The Farmer Nigh. As well have asked
whether. when the +. M. Il. A. sc!cci
their own tickets. and form 4
separate political party. they are careful
Q select candidates who will stand by
ne people" on the school book. tariff.
liver, and national bank questions. or
whether they permit themselves 10 be
sell 20 svor men who believe with
resident Harrison. that opposers OF 4
OF standard and friends Of legal tender
otes, src Idiots Tho latter Is the case
Dubois county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-05-30

b + that you ought to have. in Fac,
you must have i, to fully enjoy life. Thou
sands are searching for i daily, and mourn.
ing because they iind it not. Thousands un.
on ID us"nds Of dollars are spent annual,
By our people in the hope that they nav At.
tain this boom. And yet ii may be had 81
all. Weguarantcc that Electric Bittcrs. Il
used according TO directions az the use
persisted in, will bring you Good Digestion
and oust the demon Dyspepsia and install
instead Eupepsy. We recommend Electric
Biiters for Dyspepsia and ali diseases il
Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. Sold NJ
ovc' and sI.oo per bottle ut Martin Fried.
mans Drugstore
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-05-30

- &es 49, - @As
M, Enron 10 noticed In the last
weeks Issue or tho Courier. avid Bill,'
In The "Rosamond IRipples," has On item
Informing your readers that "Frisky
Hessemer thinks he knows II ALL TO
1.-THE charge Of being Friskv / plead guilty.
land please pass sentence, your honor.
ITO the accusation "thinka he knows II
all ! enter tho same ~ plea. and am
ready 10 meat Wild Bill In the arena OF
Il competitive examination on any branch
!or topic. which 10 decent or respectable
but decline any such contests Is editing
'slsnderous lies against my neighhors. for
am free 70 admit In this "Wid Bill"
could easily "shaie" me. and not half try.
Further, In answer 10 the accusation that
Withdrew from the r. NJ. Is. A . because
! wanted ITO be nominated in tho \. NJ.
u. A. for some office, but did not know
how to get there. and 90 has gone back
IN the farmers 10 = straight haired demo-
brand him A. an infamous liar,
; notorious %scoundreI. From tho time
hat politics was mentioned IL the y. NJ.
. A. meetings. have hecn bitterly op-
posed 70 any nominations. That have
gone back on The farmers Is a lie cut
~ OF goodt, oil "wool and 4 ward wide u
have Withdrawn from the r. NJ. b. A.,
nd expect 10 remain 80 lust "A long as
I continues 10 be Q bogus political insti-
uiion. For = person TO write items oil
!ews and information under 4 pscu.
'onym IL very meet and entirely advis-
bic, but Am of the opinion, n pcrsou
rho would publish 10 . newspaper al
'ander0us personal lie behind the pscu.
onimous screen IL OF all things The
lost despisabie, contempiibls, and in-
smous Imaginable. Mr.. Editor. have
o. tho remotcst idea who wild Bill.rl
= the author Of the above item could be.
Ut think under tho microscope ne
'ould ne analogous to that animal which
noted for the shortness ID Of it's ears.
10 sweetness (?) OF its voice, and the
esuty and symetry Of tie bodily pro-.
ortions IN general. In conclusion. Mr..
nitor, should Wild Bill ever enter vour
iitorlaI sanctnm, with q thick coat al
paint on his face, . TUT OF eagle
a'ners on his sconce. . necklace OF bear
" around his gristly neck, ~brandish-
z q tomahawk and q scaloinR knife. II
70 demanding OF You in thunderous
mes TO give him the name OF the author
tnls card: tell him quickly his name is
lam A. Hessemer. and he is still doing
slness ct the old stand ia Hall town.
~, i'u00is county Indiana.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-05-30

NOTICE 70 Everybody.
~ wife, Johanna Buchsrt, having lef,
me without any due cause or provoca.
tion' ! hereby warn all persons not "a
her, or trust her on nv sccounf
- ! will pay no debts OF her c-ontractinc
90 responsible for her expcnses
whatever. Josrru ls, n'uu
Nay 30, isoO-3t.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-05-30

cOtice 70 Farmers.
we wish 70 notify our customers tbs,
We VIII not receive any wheat AMER Inn
:, Ioi Two weeks. for the reason that A.
bTeidenbaugh il very busy On biz farm
snd mr.. "A. a. Clark has been appointed
20 hnnmeratcr Of Census. On Ana sSss.
10, 1890, we win again nav A.
nighest price for wheat. Farmer hsvino
Y 2 on hand will do we'll 70 hold az
until we start M again. N
Very Respectfully,
Nay 30. ls9O-2ts
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vr,- 335
We therefore sdjudge the first prize !,
evansville; the ed to New Albany.
May 26, 1890.
The drill over, the grove was alive
win merry parties, while the bands Of
music efEorded delightful entertainment,
With well rendered compositions.
At night tho dance was crowded
almost 10 suf1ocation.
On Tuesday the bulk OF visitors from
Ine cities . gone home, and the people
"a Toe country and town nccked 10 tie
grove, and had IS much fun IS they had
Ine day before. The drawing Tor prizes
occupied all DAY and part Of Wednesday.
the lists are not completed yet. All
2 =. q picnic was q great success for
ne u X. Of A. uniform rank
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-05-30

Asvaru I equalization. DubOl.
County, Indiana.
TSHIS Il to certify that | have appoinsef
benjamin "A. Simmons. OF Columb;s
township, John Herman Beckmann -
Ferdinand township, Joseph Fischer
Sr. o. Marion township. and William
nei,man, Of Csss township, four free
holders Of Dubois county, Indiana. who
- connection with the Board OF Comfy
commissioners, shall constitute ~
County Board OF Equalization for ssid
county for the year 1890. The BOARD
snail meet for the purpose OF eoualiza-
Ton, in the room OF the County Com-
misioncrs in tho Court House. n Jasner
Indiana, on the third Monday 81 lime
Ioso' IN accordance with Acts or 1899
page s68. '
Witness nv signature q Jssper. In.
diana, April 18th, 1890.
q. N. WELBoRN. Judoa-
-. Dubois Circuit Court.
hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is true copy Of the order ~
appointment Of members or the Dubo;s
county Board OF EQnalization. mads ~
non. q. M. Welborn, Judge Of the Dn.
, oo,s Circuit Court, at the April term
1890, thereof, and on file In my Office.
IN testimony Whereof I have signed
~ name and oflxed the seal az ~
board Of Commissioners OF Dubois conn,v
indiana, Monday. May 25th. 1890.
y. 81 JOHN GRAMELsPAcHFR.
May 30. 169O-3w. '
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Try virtue Of certified copy OF do,
croes TO me directed from the Clcrl
o. The Dubois Circuit Court. IN 4 cans.
wherein Henry Helming Is Plaintiff. and
Elizabeth Sternberg, Sr., Emil Slern.
oerg, John Sternbcrg, OF a.. are defen
dants, requiring me to make the sevsral
sums OF six hundred and eighty one dol
lars and eighty four cents. aud four
hundred and ~forty-eight dollars ana
eighty cents, with interests On said de-
crecs and costs, l will exposc &C Public
Sale, to the highest bidder, on
Dali \, III 9TH, DAY or JUNE.
A. ID. 1890,
between the hours Of ID O'Clock A. NJ.
aid Z O'Clock r. ~, Of said day, q the
door Of the Court-house 10 tho town or
Jasper, Dubois County. Indiana, the
o profits for . term not exceed
ing seven years, the following Real Es-|
tate' situated 10 the County Of Dubois
and State Of Indiana, to.Wit:
The South East quarter M the Soptb-.
East quarter, and the North East auartcr II
q the South East quarter, I'll Of Section
No. twenty six (26) 10 township mum.
per two 20 South, Of range number four
~ West, also, the South East quarter ~
southwest quarter and the Sontb.
~ cst quarter Of the South West Quarter
q Section No. twenty five (25l III
0wnship No. two (2) South, or Rancc
70. iour a. West, containing n ali ona
hundred and sixty acres, more q iess'
~ sucn rents and profits will not all \
Or . SUFFICIENT cum 10 satisfy AID An
'rees, interests and costs, I win. ~ sh.I
anne time and place, expoee ~ nnhi;s
ale the foe simple OF said real es,.t. -.
Q much thereof q may DO su~6icient 81
Oets. sDu =
said sale will BE- made without a.
eIieI whatever from valuation or A..
laws. p
FERDINAND SCHNEIDER.
Bruno BUErrNER, ATTY.
May Is, l69O-3w. nfr1o, !
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-05-30

endorsed by tho voter ~Rcncrsllv Il IA,
polls In November.
Thus tho county ticket II composed o.
Tour farmers, -four mcrchanics aud ons
timber dealer. II also has four q. A. II
veteran Democrats on II, and with each
nominee working for tho success Of the
entire ticket, and their competitors be-
fore the Convention all pledged 10 help
the entire ticket. Il will surely receive
more than the fnlI Democratic strength
y tho county. - there are many Repub-
Leans who Indignantly refuse Il be sold
out by anybody 70 . mongrcl ticket. and
several hundred Of such will show their
msnliness by voting the Democratic
i'lcket-rarticularIy as they condemn
secret political psrtics. and know all u
nominees % be honest and capable.
A BIC TMr.-The &. X. Of A picnic
and drill on Monday and TUESDAY drew
"a very large crowd OF people On sun
day evening . special train from Louis
willie brought The uniform rank of New
Albany aud a large number of ladie. and
gentlemen This rank had q very hand.
some Xix U. ). flag. presented them by
the ladies Of New Albany. We think
the Jasper ladies ought not to DO out.
done, dnd The jasper rank ought 10 have
. fine silk flag. too.
Monday Wa usherei In BY an artillery
About 10 o'clock = special train
Washington brought in the Wash
Branch. accompanied b. a fine
silver Band. with = large number OF peo-
pie. who were received AZ the station
The Jasper and New ALBANY ranks.
81 70 o'clock The Evansville special train
in. q little behind, but bringing MI
handsomely uniformed rank from Ey-
n%~villr. All Evansville Branch with a N,
corps OF r. snare drums, the Can
Branch and Tell City Band. with
large number of others. At O'Clock
mother Louisville special train arrived
Ilth . perspiring crowd OF humanity I
Hing five cars. The people OF the sur. !
.unding country had been coming into T,
own all day In carriages aud wagons. !
the professions to the grove were !
'rge and imposing. n
Messrs. Bretz and Sweeney were in "
BY Marshal Bauer. and each
'adc short welcoming speeches.
The competitive drills were held in al
I'D adjoining the grove. Capts. w ST.
unter, w. w. Kendall and j.. II. John-l
n, all veteran soldiers, were chosen
and the New Albany Rank, AL
rong. was the first TO try. 1t was
lendid sight to see them in some oil
intricate evolutions. After them
the Evansville Rank. 20 strong. :
d as several Of them bad watched the
company, q person could easily see
determination in the mems faces to
2 II possible. The Judges made the
lowing report: l.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-16
A NEW STEAMSHIP LINE.

A San Francisco paper says: 1t
has been definitely ascertained that
Fred Upton, the 'rice king" Of
Japan, intends to run n line Of
steamships between Yokohama and
Portland. A letter received from
Upton few days ago, in which 1t
was stated that the first steamer Of
the new line would leave for Port
land about the middle of May, ar
irving at her destination about June
lst. The first steamer will not be
one of the regular feet, but will be
used untA the others are ready for
sea. Two OF the regular steamers,
the Kashgar and Zambesi, are now
on the dry dock at Kobe, receiving
a general overhauling. They were
previously engaged in the Chinese
coasting trade, and have tonnages
about equal to that Of the Mariposa.
1t is presumed that the principal
revenue which the new steamers
will derive will be from the immense
shipments of flour which the Port
land mills are sending TO Japan
from time to time. From 5000 to
10000 barrels are shipped on an
average by every steamer.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-16
VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Schr Luka for Kolnla
SHIPPING hlTES.

The steamer kaala brought go bags
sugar from koolau Wednesday.
The tern Reporter is loading sugar
for San Francisco for Mcssrs. +. a.
Schacfcr u Co.
The steamer Lchua arrived Tuesday
from llamakua with 25O0 bags sugar
and 30 head cattle. and the steamer Hi
lauea IIou came in Wednesday morning
with 1900 bags sugar and 40 head cattle.
The steamer l'elc brought 1871 bags
sugar and liz barrels molasseS from
I.aiiaina Wednesday morning.
The steamer kaimiloa was hauled on
the Marine Railway this morning.
The 4-mastcd schooner Golden Shore
commenced discsarging coal 1T the Z.
M. :. 5 CO.'S wharf this morning.
The barkcntinc T. & Funk came off
the Marine Railway this morning, and
is now anchored in the stream.
The barkentines Qnickstep and Katie
FlickiuYcr We're to sail from Ililo, Ila-
wall, to-day with sugar for San Fran
cisco.
The tern Eva finishes discharging
lumber this afternoon. She will load
sugar for San Francisco.
The British bark Omega. Capt A V
Brown, was locked at Brewers wharf
yesterday morning. She was 80 days
from iIongkong. Had pleasant weather
almost the entire passage. Two Chi
neSc returned by her. The Omega brings
nearly 500 tons Of general freight To
Gucn kpr Il Co.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-16
AN HlL0 OPINION.

At the present our Government
affairs seem TO be IN bad way.
The disagreement between the
Cabinet Ministers, Is deplorable.
AT this present crisis when concord
is most needed, we find our Cabinet
divided, and that too, when the near
approach of the session of the
Legislature calls for nnanimity in
the measures to be proposed. Ii il
is not so what can we expect from a
Legislature, composed rs ours is of
two opposing parties about equally
matched. The one trying TO keep
up the present form Of good Govern.
mcnt and the other working to
break il down and to have restored
to the old style. If our Ministers
disagree what can we expect, but
that Mt least partial overthrow, OF
the era Of progress and reform and
that as far As it is possible, the one
man power be restored with all the
evils attending such state of Gov.
eminent.
That we are nearing another
crisis in our affairs, is apparent tt
any one who studied the situation
That another revolution or rebel.
hon is imincnt, We fear. Rum0r,
abound in our capital city, all tend
, ing To unsettlc business. We u
Hawaii nei, should not be subject e
such unrest in our politics. 1t i
subversive Of all progress and We sin
cerely hope, that the leaders of tn,
opposition may not let their persona
feelings carry themselves so far a.
to unsetlle us
1t is apparent To all that a new
Cabinet must he formed, as it is no
wise to go on with divided Minis
try, trying to quiet our affairs.
We want progressive men IN i
and should Lave them. Men VIII,
are known to be true llawaiians an,
whose desire is to see us advance
The men chosen for that position
should be men whose every interes
is on these Islands. Those borI
here and who are expecting to maxi
this their home, are the proper per
sons TO fill those offices. And ",
do not lack such men, and men, too
we'll fitted for the position We d.
not believe, that better man thar
Thurston can be found to fill tn
position he now occupies. Other
may be found, but they would lac!
the 'woyears' experience that he ha
had. We would not find fault will
our present CabinetWere it not tina
they are not unit in the councils
For the best good of any country ii
leaders should be able to unite to
gether in harmony.
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A RAID AND FIGHT.

News has just been received from
Eva of an opium raid and a gen
eral fight last Saturday night. Two
policemen, with six helpers, sur
rounded q Chinese house on Eva
plantation, on the night mentioned,
and caught three Cinnamon smoking
opium. The three were seized and
hand-cuffed. A number Of China
men were also caught gambling, but
when an attempt was made to take
the pot and other evidences OF the
game, fight ensued. In the con-
fusion two of the Chinese prisoners
escaped with handouts on. Two of
the raiding party received cuts from
hoes. They got away with one of
the arrested, but not without firing Il
few shots,to brighten the Cinnamon,
who had gathered in force and were
in hot pursuit. The one prisoner
was tried in due time and fined.
The other two smokers are still at
large with the hand-cutfs, which of
course have been filed off by this
time,