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sWii6tn eutar' uub SoDnrShrose, Cd. Der Gutp.
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toIta nit btbeuteuoem i6onen &ioTtrHeut DsifinS,
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gtne eitsanst R.iss imporsirt.r unS ein6eigndsr!,
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q. 6eft. iuu., G. Suhu,
Fer, no, Eaeb s3eEitsasetas sutjdben Gutofps unh
iae~crl f1rtt, G6r str Egen.i C21O-S)
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GeIbFut0rO ctnts beFaaRtett best
f6es GeF@dftsutanneSA

Cincinnati, %. Sauunr. - 5. Sar'
dom, 40 Sabre aIt, eriGos fdl beute Nior'
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apeuue, Sartcu mar ttiiber 0iitgIte6 Der
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bisIt flo idugere 35tt IN ieiaer SaterAGOt
6ombnle auf un6 tehrte Urr isGs Rousten
6ieIber ,ntftd. @r biutetI6Bt cine Butue.
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81. Gom9re6. = Srffe SIsuag.
GeGaSIets slItrae ibsr uutesianats Set
GtnnanoerIns aaesnoasmea. SaaaHS
ReSs Gbsr bic 1sssTfraes. - Die S1gDtTs
waGtaHas'StN tst &auIe.

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9lls ii1 teute Der Scnat oerianmeIte, ma
rem Die @alerieu bid)t gefI(lt in grwartHNa
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Wontana ipur6e aui Sef's 2tntrag Oa8 9fed)t
bee SlUr8 3ugefanben. - 8lGir iiber9ab eiHe
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d)riilI ,deu Senperen;peibern fir ieine @rje'
hupgsblQ. - Serner Betittonen, benz General
Stard in Bennington em 9entmal 81 erridz
ten.
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Miinbuug be8 &olumbiafuie5 III uerniIigeG,
uuroc anaenOmmen. @orman iaQte, er I ,
ui9t gegen bnie 8llt, aber er meroe fiiufttgbiu
ieber SpeSialoerlpilligung oppontren, menn
man Htht Dem 9aieH uOn Baltimore gcre4t
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ruugS @omite bctbsr 6duisr Die @tnwanoe=
rnngSGngeIe9enbett unterindc, ,pHr0e angenom'
men.
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Sufanterte peniionirt.
lin llbr uubm Der Senat Suffers Siu
auf, Die
e.orsnYu.,r o,. Sl,os, a,,s s1agEas.
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mrnrdIentnnterhans.

9Iadbem eiEe an5abl unier9eOr6neter Bills
uEO &ntrdge ein9creidt mar, ging ea5 6auS
in YienGribung ltber Die 3oltOerpaltungsbiq.
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utrbGliert uno amcnOrt. lin llbr berta9te
fiji nGS SQuS.
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Der fdbrItd5s SGasa;es aer @ttT@'
sffG1ter.

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Gbilsa@tsr 6ou SHftr. .Gounts Hagen iibsr
itipere 8aIufe On BfEFd' uub apEIlrIea'
tauMen.
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&tsatso


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preSi9en. 9ie caufar DIE 3aIie bQbe fIt BON
RQiien (Wtopgoe uuS g2eger) 3u 0ernii1Cu.
9IQhotm Der GCnatOr bic @CIbid)e Der Solo
ultn BON N(GiIQdulettS uno Sirglni2u u3Ihlt
batte, ipr0dl cr uOn Der S1Uiertgrslt Der i;l
SIR gOiun9 nrGngenocn 2lufgabe; er lle5 70
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ltfiCn @raop berleier, ipetdle berielbe flr5 BOZ
igtlCm Sobe in SOfon 9lelt, uuo fuht baum
tort: SIM Sabre 1860 babe e5 4 ,440, 900 gte.
ger I'M Yan0e gegebeT, 1870 i 100000, 1880
abr felen pl0BIid3 G, $50, 900 berlhte, por0,u,
9a8 lei Ofienbar Gin &CHiu85bmnbl. Stat
6ieier 9Sab8tbum iuitroen ptr AM Sdluiie
beg Sahrhun6eltS 100000 9teger blbeH.
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abtr aud bic gr0Bte @eOulo babe Elm @a0e. -
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tueldem bic @ii9te Bugpe Yroctor'5 hing, CUR
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2tnerltQner IN @ugI0no ooCr 6rH1freid pajirt
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uro tcn {p0An babe 6anad gefrdbt. QG2nu
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geseu ben 9teger i'll SIOcn lei uur UOrban.
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babe man nlcht sebad)t. 0fon nliiHe gered)t
gegen ben 9itgee ieia lltlo oaOurdl merbs man
Die GGientrage l0eA. - 9er 5enat uerta9te
fh bis @fontog.
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Ite8rGcRtg.

ct. 2ouis, %. SaHuar. 49, 9linoBiaB:
3ufabE 2COO, Berisunuu8 800; Ycejie Uats
trtgU 1rii@eu $500 uu6 $500. -g5twetga:
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riirteu 3piIhsH $4.4O uu6 $40.
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3uInbr $4,000, 8etienoung 5000; .BCeile ola
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8iub5te5: 3uiubr 1910, SerItubuuB 1000;
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5000; Preiie 0Qriirtea buiiden $S75 uHD
s416.-9daafs: 3ufubr 500, s}erieuouua
400; 4Esti2 oarttrteu 3pii4eH $500 uHo
$3.50.
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Reattmisceu3ets a8l Oie 9r0se 8l&tB

SobustotD n, Ba., %. 5anuar. - Der
ReIi@t Der afiefOreR Detf uad, baB 1854
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ffeuerbareu @runbbefstbums betrigt S770,s
693. SO fiao iest bslnabe a9t ROuate ieit
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nit fih fiihrte. @aas neioHoers bate Die
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tabt, unb eri jest uGherl fi1 DIE tmmeaieH
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neIfe bur6 gEafer, Geuer aao @g1aait be-
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ous smei Boqeu uou 80 6ns gduge, Iisst 80
TnR fiber Sem 8afer, EmfoBt 5000 El5tfs
Warts Steins uHb pirb ungeIG9r $3.50, 900
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bat q Rraen Bon go guB g3ase, entbdtt 1000
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ueIdbe SuIdl Die 6tntseu anfaerifeu wareu,
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iellid,Qft ,uionuen nit aHOereH SerbeferHul
aen Sofeu in BET 90be bon Seri4isOeusu
SauIenh Dollars.
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Spftrt it'd, Setaea gGa1eraOss3,-nSo6
fifff4t 0as &teD lc.n

@lebeLaub, D, %. SanuGr.-AlS 9ez
fern bic beioeu 8riidanbauer geOrg 9abu
unb 2ouis SobnIon Gu elmer Bride Der
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DGoer,8aD arbeitsteu, h6rtsn fie pl6BIt1 oas
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ieinen SiiIfsrnf fam 9abn berbsi, nber aud
er 2cnnte SobnioH uiht erI0ien. 9obufon ere
iudte unumebr 6G5u, itd) ielbf 81 retteu Hub
i'm linem Sdidiate iiberlafeu. aber bteier
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maIf fidl 5uritd, NIT CEN eiuen Beine spiideu
ten bGtSen 5olsblTdeu. Der 3ag iauttt Oas
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gofruotipe getrOffeu uub pabtidetlLid t6ot.
lid berIeBt purbe. @tHe 4mbnIan3 bra6te
tte tsibtR llusIiidIi@eu uaS @leOel0nb.
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SGuterseit-S SeicmiffeG,

ullGIs i5iou Oic mcyfgrnofeu SHmcricu RiGt, gut
IurnsH .jnncrt uHo GongCitioHsu bElt 90 lc in Der
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yloe, Sols, &dPuugeH uUo Gue tnucrI$eu Srrnfa
lg,itu.
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B1rtsr q. SannaG, : Dta 51r Re4Eaa
0eb6renbeu UlitslteDer Der Dep1tirtenfammer
bielten beute cine Sisung nb. gRf autrag
Sii6of Breppeps wurbe bei9Iofsu, eial
Seretutgung aner cOnieruatiuea glttglieDer
Der &ammer inter eem Raneu >, ,8eretnsgua9
Der 8eputirten Der &edteu" az blIben. g
0lodefonCGulD, 9oli5ars uuo Riou n1raea
ole BtdIioenteH Der Union erHaHHt.
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0r. 21.
9ie biujgFr un6 befe 9(r3nrt fur ST.
nliliru=Gcbrau5 in bGr gggEt.

Sn 3eit BON elmer bis ,ulrsiq Nliuutsu, hal eiH.r'
cinmalaGU 9ruGoGd2u siulUCnoUHg, ueric5t e mics
mails, Gdmr5gu su linosu, Giucrlei, Dc bcitiI
uHo mnrtGmo ole ShmCpeU, hGy ourb BluHati3z
mus, &uLla9crj5tcit, GHdyaiuNl, %ertrppsuHQ.
gteruoftjt glcural2iG oOe, burh oUitlo &rlnf1fe
grihlaftcn 0ud ic,u m0ler, 1taouanS GfaDu III
iei ucrhaiiy ticgteg GucittWuI, Ss timber. ioort
, 1890-01-25
Acknowledgements
Fra PO1itiet.

HENHOLD til Anordning af
Eden Februar 1877 ON I~ndpodning
af KOkopper bekjendtgj0res herved,
at OffentIig Vaccination vii bIive
afholdt i Christiansteds Jurisdiction
at Landphysicus til elternaynte Tider
og Steder:
ONSDAGEN den 29de DIS. XXI. 9
Formiddag paa PoIitikam-
meret i Christiansted for:
Byen Christiansted med Forsteder
OF begge Ostende Gvarterer, Con
tentment, Contentment Land, Erie
densthal Land, Friedensthal, Long
ford, RecoveryhIll, Peterstarm,
LOuise's Rest og Richmond.
TORSDAGEN den 30te DIS. III. 8
FOrwiddag paa Politikam-
meret j Christiansted for:
Byen Christiansted med Forst@de err.
ONSDAGEN 29de DIS. KI.12 Mid
dag paa La. Cir, Princesse
Skolehus for:
Hermonhill, B~eestonhiIl, AIders-
hviIe, Richmond, Orange Grove,
Arrestbuset, Golden Rock, 1t.
Princess, La. CIR. Princesse, Bellevue,
Rattan, Morning Star, Mt. PeIlier,
st. Johns og Judith's Fancy.
ONSDAGEN den 29de Kl. 2
Eftermiddag paa Friedensfeldt
Skolehus for:
Rust up Twist & La Vale, Bplve-
dere, Canebay, North Star, Pros
perity, Concordia & Saltriver, Mary's
Fancy, MT. Pleasant & Solitude, Mon
Bjou, Windsor, Glynn, Leba nonhill,
II. Mt. Pleasant, Canaan & Betzy's
Jewell, Bonnie E~sperance og Her
mitage.
, 1890-01-25
10 the Editor eftAe st. CrojD Bulletin

IL VIC LUttOT 81 VIC Ot. CfO1G bulletin
Dear Sir
1t would seem lack of ordinary
courtesy on my part were 1 not to reply at
all to the letter of your Wednesdays paper
in which l am heartily welcomed back
from my trip to America. That Ibid not re-
ply yesterday is only due to my being
somewhat pre-occupied, IS is usual after
absence for any considerable period from
a parish, and a first impression that it
might look like egotism to do so. Whoever
the writer is, [ thank him for his welcome.
Unworthy though [ feel, I am happy to
learn, and must allow myself to hope that
he may be correct in suppOsing my return a
matter of interest to a large section of. the
Community, and that the interest is as
kindly in it's natu re as beams through your
correspondents cOrdialitY of expression.
| certainly did intend to recount some of
my American experiences iu st. Johns
Church, after the Sunday morning service,
and shall have pleasure in being listened
to in continuing the story after the Sacred
Canbata IN the evening.
Yours truly
r. de M. DODSWORTH.
Christiansted, 23rd January 1890.
, 1890-01-25
MS.
ST. GROIN STATION,

~
New York. January 21st.-A Paris deS
patch states that the troubles in connection
with the Newfoundland Lobster Fisheries
was debated in the Chamber of Deputies
yesterday. When Nj. J0ffriu was preparing
to speak, his rising was accepted by the
BOulangiStS as a signal for a tremendous
uprOar. Their hostility to NJ. Joffrin was
apparently planned.
The Great Powers have declined to- medi-
ate in the South East African dispute, and
Portugal has therefore submitted to the
Marquis of %Salisbury's demands under pro.
test.
The Brazilian Government has issued q
decree which requires that Foreign Cor
pOrations doing business there, shall bring
two thirds Of their entire capital into the
country.
A Madrid telegram states that Signor
Sagasta has formed u new ministry.
Berlin news states that in the ReichStag
the Budget has passed the second reading;
great interest was taken in Fridays de-
bate on the subventiOn of an African
Steamship Line.
st. Lucia, 2lst.-H. NJ. Fleet gone Bar
DadOS 415 p. m.
New York, January 22nd. - Harvest
prospects show grounds for a slight in.
CIedS6 LII Iu0 estimate IOF the European
Beet production, raising it to three and d
half million tons.
A Copenhagen despatch states that the
elections for the FOlkething are going ad-
versely. The Ministers for Wa and Marine
have been reelected, and three Socialists
elected.
In the French Cha mber of Deputies
a proposal has been M ade to suspend for
the present session the Boulangist deputies
who Created the disturbance on Monday.
NJ. Chiche, d ~BOulangist, questioned the
validity of the appointment of magistrates
by former deputies who had failed to So
cure reelection in the recent canvas. Nj.
TheVenet replied with much applause and
thon left. The Chamber then adopted q
motion for the order of the day to take the
Governments declaration, the motion being
passed by 3Ol to 1853. 8
NJ. Stetienne confirming the attack on
the Caravan of N at Rarrar, de-
clared that the place was menaced by
Italy, who coveted it, but France would
never sanction the Italian occupation
Lord Napier of Maglala, was buried q
st. Pauls, London, yesterday with military
hOEOurS.
In Paris it is stated that The negotiations
, 1890-01-25

TORS DAGEN den 30te DIS, KI.
y Middag paa Peters Rest
Skolehus for:
Bugbyhole, Cathrine's Rest, Ora,
nard & Diamond, C~anegarden,
Jerusalem og Hope, Anna>hope,
Grange, Work & Rest, Humbug &
Retreat, Peters Rest, Sion Farm,
CONSTITUTIONAL, BuIowsmindp, Sion
hill, Castle Coakley, D~iamond&Ruby,
og Strawberryhlll.
TORSDAGEN den 3Ote DIS. Kl. 2.
EftermidGng paa KingshiIl
Politistation for:
SIob, La Refine, Barrenspot, Bless
ing, CliftonhiIl, Spanishtown, Profit,
Anguilla & Annaberg, Bethlehem,
Kingshill Og Fredensborg.
Christiansteds Politikammer den 24de
Januar 1890.
HALVOR HANSEN,
est,
, 1890-01-25

THE owner of A Bay Colt
(Stallion) taken up in the street
some days ago and impounded in
the Stable Yard at the Fort, can
have the same by paying the expen-
ses incurred ; if it is not redeemed
within 3 days from date it will
be sold.
Christiansted's Police Office, oath Jan
nary 1890.
HALVOR HANSEN,
est.
, 1890-01-25
PrOklama..

ALLIE og Enhver som have Noget
"a at fordre f0lgende Boer:
IL Afgangne Ugift MARIA MA
DURO'S 30.
z. Afgangne Enke ADELAIDE
VERTILLE'S Bo.
3. Afgangne Enke EUGENE
PIERRE'S Bo.
4. Afgangne Fr6ken REBECCA
ANGELINA WEYLE D.
WINT'S 30.
s. Afgangne Shredder WILLIAM
WILLIAMS kaldet Billy Will
iams) og e~fterlevende Enke
Emma Amelia Williams f
D%onovan's F@llesbo,
indkaldes herved med 3 Maaneders
Varsel til at anmelde og bevislig-
gore deres Krav for u~ndertegnede
Skifteret.
1890.
H. A. JURS.
, 1890-01-25
Translation.
Publication.
from the Police

IN ACCORDANCE with the Or
ldinance OF End February 1877,
concerning vaccination, it is hereby
made known, that public vaccination
will be performed by the Kings Pysi-
clan at the aforementioned times and
places:
WEDNESDAY the 29,h inst at 8
o'clock a, m at Chri~tiansted's
Police office, for
the town Of Christiansted with Sub
urbs, both East End, Quarters, Con
tentment, Contentmpnt Land, FREE
densthaI Land, Friedensthal, Longford,
RecoveryhilI, Petprsfarm, L uses
Rest s. Richmond Land.
THURSDAY the Both inst 8
o'clock am. at Christiansted's
Police Office for:
the town of Christiansted with Sub
urbs.
WEDNESDAY the 29th inst at
u o'clock noon in La Grande
PrinceSse SchooIhouse for
Herm0nhilI& BeestonhiIl AIdershviI'e,
Richmond, Orange Grove, Jail House,
Golden Rock & 1t. Princess, La
Grande Princesse, Bellevue, Rattan,
Morningstar, Mt. Pellier, ST.. Johns
Judith's Fancy.
WEDNESDAY, the 29h inst at 2
o'clock p, m. in Friedeu>ftlit
SChOOIhCuSa for
Rust up Twist, La Vale, B:lvol.ro,
Cane Bay, North Star, Prosperity,
Ooncordia, Salt River, Mary's Fancy,
Mt. Pleasant, & Solitude, Mon Biiou,
Windsor, Glynn, Lebanonhill & It,.
Mt. Pleasant, Canaan & Betsy's Je.
we'll, Bonnie Esperance & Hermitage
THURSDAY the Both instant II
o'clock noon in Peters Rest
Scho0Ih0use for {:
Bugbyhole, Cathrine'~ Rest, Granard
& Diamond, %Canegarden, Jerusalem
& Hope, Annashop", Grange, Work
e Rest, Humbug, Retreat, Peters
Rest, Sionfarm, ConstitutionhiIl, BIZ
Iowsminde, SionhilI, Castle Coakley,
Diamond & Ruby, StrawberryhilI,
THURSDAY the Both inst 2 o'clock
p. m. at KingshiII Police Sta
ton for
Slob, La Refine, Barrenspot, Blessing,
ClittOnhill, Spanishtown & Profr,
AnguiIln & Annaberg, Bethlehem,
Kingshill & Fredensborg:
Ohristiansted's Police Office the oath
January 1890.
HALVOR HANSEN,
, 1890-01-25
CHRISTIANsTED

Oath Jan,-Per "Vigilant" for st. Thomas
-Revd. S. L. Thaeler, j. F. Coonan, James
Roebnck, J. T. Quin ESqr., Inspector of
Schools.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-15

present only one Independent line in the
state aside from the one under discussion.
and that is the Donahuc system. which
russ along the coast from san Francisco
north. Should this road extend its lines
along the coast aud across the SiSkiyOu
mountains into Portland. the Southern
Pacific will purchase il in order to control
any possible outlet from San Francisco.
At present his company own the lines
running in the city from the east. south
and north and control the steamship lines
that trade with Australia and the Orient.
senator stanford being "A California
point where he felt that the
state should be thrown open to other
roads in order 10 adNGace her interests.
As soon. however aS he expressed the
views or commenced any lcgiSlati, n that
would lead tu this. he was halted and his
place taken 10y Huntington, who above
all other interests, has that of the South
ern Pacific at heart lie will if possible
keep his road at The place it now stands,
and 10y so doing. will impede the progress
and iujprr the future Of the state.
How different /, the condition of affairs
in Washington. With four great lines as
feeders and outlets. there cannot help but
hc competition, and competition means
prosperity and growth. | spoke To the
people | came ia contact with In this way.
aud although at times | was reminded
that was In California. ! could See the
effect on those with whom | spoke. Cali
Iofnla is at present very quiet and the
change between that country and this,
was very gratifying to me. and especially
81 as ! am 50 much interested here. and
have such faith In the future progress
and advancement Of Fairhaven.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-15

NEw YoRK. April ti.-Iames Corbelt
defeated Dominick McCaiircy IN q four
round scientific bout tonight at the
IirooI,lyn Casino. McCatirey acted very
auecrly in and after the second roln9-
1te stood with lowered head or duckcd al
most 10 the platform in trying t9 escape
Corbett's slrdgchammcr blows. When ne
did lead, IL was generally with the iiRht
hand and So wild that he seemed to nave
lost his head. He was unsteady on ms
feet too. and many persons thought ne
hae been drinking. Corbeit had siiiip
~ confidence ON his face throughout the
entire match aud followed his opponent
about the ring without any apparent ei
fort. lie landed frequently on his man
face. breast aud ribs, butwil h large gloves
worn did not seem to crack the SKIN
but he thoroughly winded and dazed Mac
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-15
HAD Been oversenteneed

SAN FEANC1~co. April u. FrauS Harp
or. The notorious san jose lirchug. Who
tcrrnrized inhabitants Of that city in lsS-.
by firing several buildings was HeioiCt
blheus corpus. Harper was convicted ol
arson in second degree. on February 5d
lSs3 aud was sentenced TO serve term nl
fifteen years ia san Queniin. Ills ATTORNEY
caused the writ to De- issued ON the ground.
that the statutes limited the sentence Tor
arson. To ten years. The prisoner deduct
ing credits. under the GondW 10 arl, lia'
airo1dv served more than that time.
After compiling the time. Judge tlhn
promptlv ordered prisoner discharged.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-15
FOR BEHRING SEA
The Man of War Alert TO be Sent North
to Protect American Seal Fisheries

WASHINGTON. April l4.-Orders hay"
been issued by Secretary Tracy. 10 have
the Alert. now at Mare Island navy yar1
California. put in repair with view oI
sending her to sea at once. Tie des
nation of Alert is Behring sea, where she
Will cruise all summer and fall, ~ pro,
tecting the seal fisheries of the hltru
states in Artic waters. The Alert carries
fonr guns. and about one hundred men.
She Is a rapid mover. aud well built u
i thought valuable aid will be given to
the Pinter and Thetis inprotecting Amer-
lean interests in and about the seal Islands.
The action in sending three-men -of-war
To Behring sea, taken in connection WIN
the recent proclamation of the president.
warning all persons against tresPasslng
in American waters, is regarded here. a~
an EVIDENCE of the firm determination. u
prevent encroachment on American seq
/ fisheries this summer. Each vessel WllI
l carry all the men she can so as 10 De anl'
| Ia send to port. any prize seizure tha' may
D -, sa4.ftr
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-15

MfNNEAPoIIs. April 1.-The grand
iury. after two weeks investigation OF the
aldrrmnnic boodle charges. this morning
issued bench warrants for the arrest ul
Aldermen John T. McGowan and Fred
Brueskberger. Of the first ward. aud Clli
Clerk Charles g. llaney The charges
are bribery or attempted bribery. The
aldermen are accused of soliciting money
for excavation of street, and the CITY
clerk is alleged 90 have offered q Chicago
COMPANY tu deliver twenty-five alder
manic votes for an asphalt paving con-
tract If lac was paid 5000.