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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-17

A high wind prevailed the greater
part OF Sunday, and the dust was flying
around in consequence, quite contrast
to the weather OF last week.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-17

News was received by the w. G. Hall,
Saturday morning, that the barkentine
Ella was total loss at Mahukona. 1t
was feared that she would not weather
the late sOutherly storm.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-17

During last Friday night, someone en-
tered G. j. McCarthy's billiard rooms
from the rear and carried off about forty
dollars from the safe, which had not been
1ooEoI
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-17

The event of to-day will be the grand
ball at the Armory in the evening given
by Company A of the Honolulu Rifles.
The interior of the Armory has been
very artisticalIy decorated for the occa-
sion, large number of invitations have
been issued, and it promises to be a
most successful affair The Royal Ha-
waiian string orchestra will be in attend
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-17

An important sale OF Crown land leases
will take place at L. J. Levey's auction
rooms, on March oath Full particulars
in an advertisement elsewhere.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-17

The steel steamship Monowai was
launched on the Clyde in the early part
of the month. She is for the Union
Steamship Company of New Zealand,
which has the contract for carrying the
mails from San Francisco to Australia,
which contract was sublet to j. d.
Spreckels & Bros. She is 19-knot boat
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-17

The Supreme Court of Mississippi has
affirmed Jake Kilrain's sentence for
prize fighting He must serve two
months time and pay 5000 fine. John
l.. Sullivan was to have had his case de-
cided on Monday, March 10th, and it was
thought his sentence will also be con-
firmed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-17
Nem advertisements.

nFFICE AND RESIDENCE-CORN
~ King and Alapai Streets. 63-6t*
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-17
FireW0Od For Sale,

HARD OR SOFT, AT THE HAWAII
IL an Commercial SalesrOoms. 40-tf
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-10

To mske = secure fastening for
Che large double doors q The barn
bolt a utrlow bar q uun a. one oi
che baFA "ne on the lower and une
on tee ufIer side. a. G. ovcr iron
hooks that arr bpliei q ihe door.
one brudug upward. thc ether
downward The lar moves ~ she
arc Of q circle when fhe doors arc
fastened ur u~nia~ieuei. The maxi q.
q ocuie Taste .ug ir large doors
vh ch arc liable 10 b. blown opru
ii held only by a small hook on
the inside - the samr.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-10

Albuquerque National Bank-gen-
eral banking.
Bank Of Commerce-gsDenl bank
Ing.
j. q. Baldridge,-Lumber and bull
ding mst.rlal.
sammis A Blamm-Wholeeale gro
cerIes. vegetables and fruits.
]. ID. Torlina-Carpels, shoes and
hats.
Frank a ~n-whol Liq-
uors and Cigar.
F. w. Heyn-Furniiure. Queens
ware and Lamp Goode.
A. j. Maloy- Groceries, provisions
vegetables and fruits.
Lnwenthal d Meyer. = Wholesale
Liquors and Cigars.
Solun Z. Rose q ~Bro.-Hardware,
Machinery and pumps.
San Jose Meat Market-P. o. box,
Sc. Mail orders solicited.
A. w. C~leland-Wholesale and re-
tail groceries. fruits, vegetables.
]. b. Ferguson, Attorney at
Law.
Z. w. Spencer. Wholesale and
retail Drugs and Medlcians.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-10
rue arizona

late irSae OF the Arizona Kicker:
A FOOLISH IDEA.-Cvrluin people
IN tiis tuWu ars IN tie habit of
shooting into the Kicker ofice
every night or two, Ia hopes to
riddle Us. Sometimes they shoot
through a window and sumeliuc
through a door, aud although they
have always wasted their lead we
are growing tired OF the operation.
II is a foolish idea 4 suppose we
sleep m Any one spot ~ the Office
on Two succ, ssiyc nights, aud a.
thess wnu.d.bc ussussins haven't
got scnse enough to haul of we
shall ga into ambush out side some
night aud gather II couple more
subjects tor our private graveyard
GryiSG lin A SHow-During the
afternoon ol "Wednesday last, while
cut with the boys on the great
rabbit hunt in strawberry Vallry,w
several times felt the whlz1 Of bull
lets aud wondered who could Ice 81
careless. II seemed that ex~Ald.
johnson, who Was forced Ia resign
when the Kicker showed him up "
n bribc. tukcr, wasn't shooting at
lack rpbbils, but at us. lie sent at
least halt u dozen bullets in u di-
rcction before the boys caught on
60 him. Then tLey would have
hung him MP but for u. We be.
lieve ia giving everybody u show
out west. We believe that is The
way TO build up the country. W,
begged Johnson off und gave hin
u show to repent Of the error OF hl'
ways, and we hope he will have
sense enough to profit by it. l
not, he will be found plying pen
dulum some morning from th'
limb of u tree.
EXPLANATORY The third column
of the second page Of this issue wi
be found blank. ii is not ourfaulI
Col. John Kylof, one Of The oil
pioneers Of this town, died las
week, aud his widow sent in u
~obrtualory notice which just file
the column. w thought il reu
pretty strong when We sct II n
but a. the Colonel was The IL II
man to subscribe to this PAPER an
pav in advance we intended to i
it slide. The forms were all read
for the press when a detective a
rived from Portland to Identity ii
colonel us a thief, cmbezzler, big
mist and ull.round bad man. II
proofs were so straight that v
hadn't The cheek to publish Il
obituary. We sent Il b%ouqnelto Il
widow with our compliments, b
that WINS the best we could do.
THEY OBJEcTED.-The twenty.tv
hnnds Over on Smith d Wiley
rancho ure easily stampedcd. o.
of them is named HaddOn, al
two or three weeks since we COZ
mcnted on the size OF his moul
We did it entirely in his praise,
we believe him TO DO the only ma
In Arizona who Gun hold II put
water in his mouth. His irien.
got u wrong impression, howev'
and the other AFTERNOON the who
crowd rode over on n person
visit. We didn't 90 of fishing
cause they were coming it "
simply O coincidence. W. did
borrow a mule and 20 off at a e
lop because re didn't want to s
the boys, but because We VIC
limited AZ to time. We didn't W
until midnight to return becau
we had any lear, bnt the fish bit
well We hated to Leave 'cm. So'
day, when the cowboys have III
ard we have time, and oy,ryth
is all right. we shall hope Tor 10
Iii; ..d a friandi y nhat-
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-10
Il. o. WEED,
A. G. LANE, NJ. D., A. NJ,

A. G.. LANE, NJ. D., A. NJ,
Surgeon and Physician,
San Pedro, New Mexico
Abreast Of the Times.
Latest aud most Improved method
of treating disease.
Prompt Relief and Speedy Cure
Dealer in new and Pure Drugs,
Fine Prescriptions and Genuine
Specific medicines, Druggists
Sundries, Etc.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-10
San Pedro Cards
Representative People Of the
AeU LeaduiLLe.
W. IL. SPENCER,

The Old Stand by Saloon. When
you want u good Cigar or Ice cold
Drinks. Spencer's house is the place
to fad them.
Club Rooms and Music.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-10
JUNE MOORE,

Real Estate and Notary Public.
Prompt aud careful attention given
all business. Real estate bought
and sold. Taxes and titles looked
after for non-residents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-23

hunting ground for husbands IN the United
Stst II one thousand unmarried women from
Chicago should start for Wyoming this month
would guarantee that % per cent. Of the number
would not be single year. u takes s right
hard disposition TO block = match out there
Our school trustees want women for teachers: :
OR young chaps want pretty, entertaining girls
TO take 70 parties: our bachelors want sensible.
n1id6le-aged women for life partners
when was here a ye2r ago I advised 4
Young TEACHER TO so 70 Wyoming She got =
school about fifty miles north OF Cheyenne. snd
began work during the September term In De-
cembeF she married 3 wealthy cattle owner. Be-
fore she married she turned over her school 20
another young woman from Chicago She, TOO,
married IN the spring. Then the trustees en-
ploysd Al old maid who had seen about sixty
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-23

summers; but she Ess there only two months.
She didn't get married, but the bachelor ranch
men who supported the school would not paw 3
cent until the old woman was removed. They
said il we couldn't run kind OF matrimonial
shop along with our schools they would quit the
territory. The next tsSeher, an Omaha gil,
was the prettiest one ever saw
SIS she teaching uow2''
ssNo-''
married ra1chuzus"
''No: one OF the school Trustees
tsWho wSS hss's
Martin Hopkins, and he is proud OF It. -
and the wealthy citizen Of Wyoming bIushed
like girl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-23
ford sosD and becos they make Won use Il. Also

when your mother puts her finger down her coat
neck afOre breakfast ana peeps % see II there 3
any black there. and then sends ron back 70 tbs
sink again 70 wash yourself better, say unto
her. yes, mother, also smiling. On Saturday
nights say also 20 her mother, don't forget 70
get my bathtub ready for me, and new piece OF
soap, for love 70 wash myself course Of clean
illness. for i II next 70 godlynesz Do not be
the ssHs 81 them there BLACKS and Amerlkens
and IngOos, which jnst splasees theiz faces with
wafer and never gets inside Of = Tub, only pad
din about bits Of rivers. When ron say 20 .
dirty boy. Dirty Dick wants the stick only
say II about once 50 he cant say you are
wickid. Say unto him look at the thotefnl cat
which Spi1s on is pores Just 70 get biz Of lar
thar for fair ES&xt, and Laez wipes It's nose and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-23
WYOMING WANTS WIVES

seso0l I sesers Tsp eiai Favorites With the
single zen CIT There.
member Of she Wyoming legislature has pre-
Ssa'eo bill 10 that body which provides for tax
Is each unmarried man in the territory. over
I MY Eve years old, - 50 yeSr. Martin Hop
rs who Is stopping ST the Grand Pacific (sayS
'-e Shiesgo Tribunel, Is an ardent supporter of
'as oiI, which he believes viii De adopted. He
Eyk;
After cur bill has passed we expect an influx
= Fo1ng women. To-day Hy0sEing is the best
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-23

into its eyes. also behind its ears, not counting
over. Then say unto him a. = VIII acIsnelly
lick itself where It cant get its pores. rather
than be hitching anywheres round. Tel him 70
look a. the necks Of masters and supsEInren-
dents and preachers, and be viii never find a
gone far down.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-23

The question Of the wholesale destruction u
swallows BY electricity has a. last been taken
mp IN France, and a report On the suoiect was
presented a. 3 recent meeting OF the Geological
society In the south Of France long wires ara
systematically erected along the sea shore, and
when the tired swallows alighs on them they arg
stunned or killed By electric shock. Tas
birds are then sent 20 Paris, where they ara
used for decorative purposes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-23

We have on hand a nice stock Of
choice dried evaporated fruits-peas,
peaches, blackberries, raspberries, apri-
cots and appiss-Ty soma with your
next order.
FORT WORTH GROCER Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-23

Try q can Of the Franco-American
Food Co. 3 soups. For sale by the Fort
Worth Grocer Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-23

The best assortment OF fancy pure
candy in the city At Fort Worth Grocer
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-23
AN EARNEST TUBBER.
Funny Essay on Cleanliness By . London
SehooIboy.
Tst James Budget.l

- UaLlEs bAlEItsI
The extract which follows is the latter portion
Of Third STANDARD lads essay On ftCieanli-
ness ''Do not go and ssy that you are feared
OF making yourself clean Just because It il cold
and II hurts TO &c. the dirt OF, or because the
snos gets IN your eve. For when yoa are clean.
people 60 net edge away from you. never mind
about Eour clothes, bat they say unto yOu like
our teacher that IL i maxi TO godlyness. Be
thankful unto him becos your mothers can a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-23

Landreth IS garden seeds IN bulk st the
Fort Worth Grocer Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-23

Is crowded with the richestand rarestproductions
of themodern manufacturer andrepresents every
thing in the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-31
CUBAN TOBACCO.
CelJ 4 fsblecs esIen lld
Ci6af llllllctlfss


WAsaixofos, Oct. SO.-TAe Department
Of State N eeived copy Of . petision for
wasded BY the Tobacco GsoveFs and Cigar
MsDufsctnr~rs' Union sf Csbs to the
Spanish Government. urging the negosia-
tioc Of . reciproc " treaty between Cuba
ard the United Sistes. The petitioner
assers that the Mckinley bill, IN regard to
tobacco. to b. applied Immediately, 10 90
radical that 10 10 equivalent to closing the
unitsd States market 70 %. We will lose
. market that cor suwes from 100 600 600
10 ll0. 600 900 c,ga.s annuaily. With .
value Of $4,000, 900 70 e5.5OO. 600.
We will lass a-sat deal more, because IL
certain srades Of cisass. special quality and
color particularly adapted 70 that market
are NOT consumed there. thsy viii not BE-
able to supply other consumers Of other
markets with grades they require without
an Immense prejudice. The damage we
shall suifeF cannot BE- over estimated. The
cultiv alton OF rich leaf will dimiaish to one
half. . greater number Of our factoii. will
disappear, thcse ihas remain will have great.
y reduced operations. and thoasards Of
souls dependent for livelihood on facto-
ries vill b. left in complete want, the pros
porous and hDurishipg indu.try viii come
to ruin, Il 10 necessary to vard oif such
calamities. We And no other way
but commercial treaty with the Unit d
Stats accepting reciprocity - our neigh
bovs propose. There 10 TO time to lose In
mskins this treaty.; guinness crisis that
threatens Ne 10 eminent and its conss qusn
ces embrace very serious dangers. Cigar
manufacturers conclude by endorsing the
action of the Havana Chamber Of Com
mefce heretofore Published, asking Of the
government the immediate sbrogation Of the
law Of commercial relations Of 1889; an im-
Iosition Of . precautionary duty On SPA i,h
poduc ., which should be In RELATION to
The necs ssities OF the treasury Of the island,
~ - nat to n nder II d ificult for begmia-
tons Of commercial treaties with
forrisn couatries; that negotiation
be Immediately opened with the United
States for commercial treaty on basis OF
free suRsr- and reductions Of the duiiss on
tobacco within the limits alrsaiy Pre-
scribed. The chambers Of commerce aud
other important corporations Of this leland
advise in tn. ir new tariff articles on which
export duties should be abolished; negoti-
atoms be entered into With other countries
to insure facilities for the export Of Cuban
products, providing that corresponding du.
ties are paid ~ d the tree sAle Of tobacco
be allowed 10 Spin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-31

Geversss B1rleiah Aas asaiaaAsd Lssa-
ard D. Carver. Esd. sf wasssvills. III
Stste Librarian.
MP. Carver ealisesa u ~ Second Aains
Volunteers. ~ nsss ssslnsas b lsavs ~
State, and ~as sith ~ rselnsst h every
hassis and skirnish n which 4 vas
engaged until d vss mustered eat
in Bangor II 1858. He tAss Co.,
plesed his pespa.ssiea for esllsss. aaa
entered Colby univsrsig. Iron which ~
sti,usioa he was srsasassd IL lees. he
subsequently, taught ~ Hallswsn HisA
School. Monsoa Academy. rsad lav vith
the Hon. Reuben Fosssr. become psiscipal
of the high school 1t Rock lsland. IN. aaa
later superintendent Of schools q Ksvanss
in the same Stats. Returning y Watsss
vile he resumed The Practice ef law
in 1876. Since that dass - has
held several municipal ealoss. He drew
the clsusss In the city charter which pro-
vided for the orsaniz ,tiea Of he present
school system and 10 10 Be crsdited with q
large share of the Efficiency which the
schools have attained. Mrs. Carver vas
the first i.dy graduate of Colby Universisy,
She 10 . lady Of rare culture and scholar
chip AMI has exsrted prominent iuflaencs
in the social and religious a6airs sf the
city. MIR, Carver was very earnestly sup
ported BY the faculty Of Colby Universi'y y
and other prominent educators shrouehou,
the State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-31
HIRAI 5 MIII
niiHe's Great i1vsntss ald Hb
Wonderful IAIestisss.


WsIxaor. Oct 3o--Hisan 8. Maxin,
Aains's gsess inventor, has bssn Waiting
his mother II wsyss. He leaves fsr New
York 10 few days on hi. rstarn 70 Europs.
He recently came home from Europe,
where he has In the pass decade won fame
and fortune. He hrst veit TO France in
the interests Of the United States Electric
Light Co. Of Nsv York. in attendance q
the Paris Elseuieal Exposition. having ex-
tsnsiveIy informed himself in electrical
science He 10 the inventor u the great
Aaxlm automst'e saa and the snohsIess
posders which meet European countries
have adopt. d. oeven large =aAaufAcsories
are located in different parts of Europe
lie Is noS endesvoring to perfect . ma
chine for aerial navigation. His trip to
America 10 10 the inseress Of large busissss
ventures and before his rstsrn be hopss 70
contract with the government TO adopt the
wonderful machine suns. s.sssssa.,srs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-31
The MUS Want to B, eak Losir 4
Contract.

OTTAWA, Oct. 3O.-An important case
that may seriously damage religious orders,
is before Judge Andrews in the Supreme
Court, Quebec, with . brilliant array Of
legal tale mt on both sides. Two cloistered
nuns bsve been under exsmioation % Wit
nesses, this being the first inssarce, ii IL
said, Of nuns Of cloistefed order appear
ing before Quebec courts o. Justice. The
suid 10 the result Of an effort BY the nuns
Of the Sacred Heart Convent to break or
fepudiAte Q contr. ct Of sale by which they
purchased 4 ON the widow Of the late J. B.
Renaud. valuable propry at BEAUFORT.
nesf the cit,, paying 925 600 on account
Of its price, and since then takiug large
quantities of stone from its quafriss. Find
ing, however. that their bargain 10 rot 30
profitable rs the expected. they are nov
asking the court 10 car eel. On the pretext
that the contract i' null because. sccoriips
te the rules of the ins'i usion. the whole
community wss not consulted shout the
purchase and Cardi al Tas hereau did not
Yatify il, though the desd vas sisnei by the
lady super rior ard ave other nuns compos-
ing her sdviserv cou ell. The sciion he 8
aroused considerable feeling amorg Ro-
man Catholics, ho deplore the proceed
inss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-31
Oxford County 1sachsss' Convention n.
Especial to the KESSEBEc JOURNAL


NORWAY, Oct 30.-At today's session of
the Oxford Couaty Teacher Convention
the following committees we're elected:
On ncminsti ms. Prof NJ. II. Small. G.
Q. Perhsm, Mss Nellie Andrews, Miss
Berthe Grover and Mr. vaisi TIT e; on res
olutious. Prof. A D. Park. Miss Edith N.
Stsasns, Mtss Ices stuart and M. Fiesch-
sf. Papers we're read and remsrks made
By Mrs Bopk = Of Paris on ..Afousing
the Pupils Pride in Good work. Miss
Edith n. S'earns Of Norway ON Teaching
BY Example;' Z. B. Ravson Of North
Waterford on Teaching Pupils the
Practical Value Of Their Studis T."
The querry box was then opened. How
best to pre,eat whispering in schools" and
. variety Of other subjects were asked and
answered. Ia the sftsfnooD, Prof. HILL Of
Bethel on IN stakes in Teaching, thought
there was too Ittie object teaching. How
can Temperance Teaching be make mos!
Ehective?" was treated by G. q. Perham.
is the State of M.ine twenty years behi ID
other New England Ststes?" BY SUIT.
Luce wss instructive aid interesting.
Prof. NJ. Small gave an exercise in
drawing The coDmitlee on nominations
reported and the following ofiies r. were
chosen for the ensuies year; President,
Prof. W. + Sargent, Hebron; Vice Presi-
dent, Prof N Fletcher. Paris; Seer, t.ry,
Miss N. Libby, Bethel An executive com
mittee Of which Mr.. Sargent was chairman
was also elected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-31

Over Four Hundred Aususta and
oardtass People Christsn the Fine
New Barn on the Ballard Farm.


0e'.ee" ioo' sna nve nona'so Peop'e
A''e"o'ea o' '"e o'a "s''sfu "omes'eea On
'.' .s-'s ''"1 '.'' ''e"'"s' '"s 'S'~
$40" oe" y '"e .A'"' " INV u"e me-"
o@'n Ia'' oo"P'e'e"' ih'' "A'" 'o''S
'"ree fes' "'"e 's e's"y 'ee' ""s soo
'"en's 'ee' po''e" "e .'"' '"es A1e
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pinned 'ose'nfr' Inc 'Arse moor e'sn'y
ie'' !" N, sn VI '"oo'n 'pI"ce "oA'"''
'e'e' anu "'m-'o'' rs"' iof usnc'"s' vas
''e'sNy p~eAeo A. '"e "'s' VI '"e evening
sno ~nen "'"e 'a~f "o"es orcnestta
Oh 'ou' p'ece'' set 'he rev oi Tue oA"cef'
tapping '"p"''e"'v i'' '"e "A"ee' 'e
''sa''ee'' ''"s"' .'s"u"s 'oo" y" '"'
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-31

A corn desler named Bisier together
with his wife. tvo children and maid SER
want we're killed and robbed by brigands In
the village Of Lscshssa, 20 miles from
Pesth.
The Brisbane chip owners have agreed to
recognise the Marine Oficef's Association.
In consequence of this recognition, the ~
seciation will fofeso its intention to affiliate
with the tsades' council.
Hogs, the London porter. whose wife and
child we're found murdered In South Hamp-
stsad fes days ego and for killing Of
whom Hoggs mistress vas held by the cor
oner, has become insane.
Advices from Mombassa state 800 sea.
men aod marines and 100 Indian sfoops
took part In the stosmipg Of the town Of
Win which vas captured and burned Tues
day by forces sent there TO punish natives
for murdering . number Of 1esmans.
Many natives were killed few mem
befs Of the British forces wounded.
The United Ireland Of Dublin, discrediss
reports that BaIfouf. while on his tour
through the West Of ireland, was received
in friendly manner by the people. The
paper says II the forbeasance Of the people
from an expsession Of their feelings
sgainss Balfouf 10 70 be malisnsntly mis-
construed some Of them may be provoked
TO male things quite plain BY sivios him .
taste Of The detestation With which he 10 re-
gafded BY the lfish people.