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The Helena independent., 1890-01-02
SALT MEN TRICKED.
A Millionaire Works Two Days In Their
Minef Ae.CO.

Minef $500.
William II. Smith, millionaire inter.
ested in coal and salt mining, has hill OF
$500 against The Rrisof Salt Mining Com.
pany, of York, Livingston county, n. v.
for two days work as common laborcr n
the Eeisof mine. Smith presented mscli
at the Office of the Retsof company the Other
d " and nsked for work He WAS engaged NJ
n common lnborer at $l.;D per day, nnu
sent down into the mine.
On the third day he pleaded sickness and
was granted n lay-of. lie was well enough
however, 10 drive 10 the farm house of l..
II. Gray, who owned valuable tract of
salt territory which the Rttsof people Ind
been NEGOTIATING for and bought the land
for $4,000, paying $4,000 down.
When the lietsOf company found il out
they were greatly chagrlned over the wv
they had been outwitted, and were willing
90 raise Mr.. Smiths ante hut IL WAS too
late. The millionaire culprit WIS dis
charged. In a business-llk way be pre-
scnted his bill for two days labor NJ the Of
flee, but it was not honOred. Smith IL a.
ing to sink n shaft on his new purchase ~
once and start opposition.
Smiths achievement IN looked upon M n
clever piece of business. He Ind been
approached on the subject Of investing in
western New York salt lands, but bad never
been satisfied IN regard 10 the prospects Of
profit. The Retsof people guarded IN "
interests 50 closely that he could yet moth
ing from them. So in the gnIh Of q com-
mon laborer he secured admission 90 the
shaft, learned ali he wanted. and secured
the valuable property adjoining.
Smith is extensively interested in coal
and oil lands in Pennsylvania. The land
he purchased from Gray is believed 10 b,,
the richest salt territory in the western New
York region.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-02

BosroN, jan. l.-Gilson p. Brown. for
merly senior member of the failed iirm ol
Brown, Steese q Clarke, and treasurer Of
the Riverside and Oswcco mills, returned
mere from Canada Yesterday. He disnp-
peared mysteriousy from Boston August 6
last. He said to-day tn a reporter that he
returned voluntarily 60 do what he could
to mid in the S ttlement Of nfIairs. lie feels
nis leaving was mistake which h. would
not have made but that the blow came ON
aim SO sud .enlv thit he found himself o
NJ away from Boston almost without know
ing II, His health was SO afflicted that it
was some time before he gained complete
possession of his faculties. lie never at
neart intended TO wrong any one.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-02

states called nj the white house ~
lit;ic before noon, Mrs. Hansbrough 0nd
Mrs. Carter accompanying their husbands.
TIE president smiled and said; Il am eN-
tremcly glad 10 greet the representatives
from the new states" 1--WE wish you q
happy New Year." said Mr.. Hanshrough.
And long and prosperous reign" sail
Mrs. Carter, From the White house the
party went to Wee President Morton's
home, on Rhode Island avenue. Tho ladies
were then escorted home. and the gentle
men went to pay their respects to Speaker
Read. He had Just opened his doors
and the new statesmen were the first call
crs. lie greeted them in hail fellow
well met manner. "luu are my FIRST visit
ors," lac said. This ia indicative of wrst-
ern enterprise" very pleasant chat FOL
lowed, and the congressman called on the
m mbers Of the cabinet. AZ Postmaster
General Wanamaker's they were given Il
special invitation 10 examine his be utilul
collection Of pictures, and remained flrhAlf
an hour in his pr yato MI gallery. The cn
tire afternoon until 5o'clock was devoted {,
making calls. The Dakotans were struck
with the fact that il seemed TO be prohihi.
tion administration. At none of the cabi-
net officers was wine served. and after
mlking the entire rounds Mr.. Hnusbroush
said that the intemp"rance features of
Washington New Y ars ilg a been
grossly mlsr sented IN the n wspapers
or else ont o. lspsct 10 the sentim,n nj in the
two Dakotas the punch bowls had been hid
den as soon as the new statesmen presented
their cards.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-02
.PAUPERS THE VICTIMS.
Twenty-Six Boys Lose Their Lives
by the Burning of a Pub
lie Institution.
Preparing for Happy Day Which
Brought Forth Only Tears
and Lamentations.


LONDON, Jan. The boys section Of the
plupcrs' school in the district of Forestoale.
IA connection with the White Chapel and
foplar unions took fire last night while
the inmate wtrc asleep, and was burned
with terrible results. 1wcnty-six boys in
the upper sinrira were suIccated and tifty-
elgui were safely taken from the burning
building amid terrible excitement. Two
matrons escaped 10y sliding dowa the water
pipes. Several bays escaped in the same
way. The superintendent repeatedly rushed
through the danes and brought out num-
Der ol inmptcs. There were COZ persons in
the institution, The bodies Of those suiio-
Gated were carried 60 the main hall of the
building, which WAS still profusely deco
rated WITH Christmas greens. The fire was
caused 10y an oycr-hcntcd stove falling over
IN the female department, in which were 250
girls. The boys retired last evening in the
highest spirits, having bpcn promised pres
on's and New Years lete to-day.
The scenes IN the main hall, where the
bodies Of dead boys lie. were narrowing.
The relatives and school fellows OF those
who perishcd were loud in their lamenta
lions.
Another nccouut Of the fire shows II or
lglnltcd IN the clothing room beneath the
boys dnruitury. The smoke and flames
issuing from the stove ilue alarmed those
sleeping ON the top floor, and they escaped.
L ro engines were promptly on the spot, and
tie employees OF the adjacent railway station
rushed 10 the scene and rendered valuable
assistance. The cries of the boys unable to
escape were terrible. The bodies OF two
boys were badly burned, hut it is believed
they were suaucltrd before being burned,
The ages Of the dead range from 70 II.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-02
ASLEEP IS A cnURcH-YARD.
Ten Years OF His life spent by his wifs,
Grave.

Ten Years of Iiis life spent by his wIfs's
Grave.
An old man who sleeps by the roadside
ynndcr, and upon whose tomb are the fam.
liar lines beginning, Remember me as you
pnss by" 81 ent the 4 eater ortion of the
last ton years of his lie by his wife's grave.
lie came ia the early morning, and after 10
moving any microscopic weed that might
have showed itself since the previous even
ing, would light his pipe and solemny con.
template the stones IN his vicinity. lie went
lway regularly 10 his meals, and as regular
ly took his afternoon nap on the grass By
the grayeside.
Shortly before his Inst visit 10 the cher
ished spot be requested me 20 deoipher for
him the dates upon several of the grave
stones, and we cunveised about many whom
We had known IN life und who had passed
lWRy, | remarked that the church yard
was a very pretty place, and his face liph ed
up as he rejoincd. "Ah, niester, I've always
hought | should like To be buried here.
for" looking around, you SET, there's such
splendid view from here" This was ut
tered in good faith, and the old man seemed
convinced that neither coilin-lid nor church.
Yard cOds would obstruct his view, Per-
baps they don't. In few brief weeks he
came TO his favorite haunt 10 stay. Poor
old Willinm," the flowers upon your grave
have run wild long ago, and no one seems
10 remember you as they pass by.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-02
SULLIVAN As A GODFATHER.


rhs Zig Fellow" Holds Jack Barnitts
iiaby While u II Christie ed In Church.
John l.. Sullivan took part in a-to him
novel performance in ST. Agnes church,
Brooklyn, yesterday. says New York dis
patch. He held jack Bdrnitt's q. G.months-old
girl baby IN his arms aud stood sponsor for
her while the priest formally named the lit
tie one Frances Sullivan Bamitt. Barnitt
has nt various times 0cted MS referee, UNI
pire and financial representative for the
big fellow and the latter thought the
lensi hc could do in return was 10 stand as
godfather for liarnltt's little girl.
AZ n dinner IN BarnitCs Brooklyn hat
Yesterday there was quite AN interesting
discussion ns 10 what name should be given
the child. Bafuitt suggested Mary Ann
Sullivan Bnrnitt, while John l.. thought
Gladys would do much better, and Mrs
Blnnt agreed with HIM. Commodore Bill
Daly Hnld Glndys WIS q Boston name and
couldn't he made 90 III Brooklyn maiden,
and doe Lnnnpn indorsed this view.
After drinking several bumpers of cham
pnenc 10 the young ones health the party
set 0ut for the church, and while en- route
ngrccd upon I'll, name Frances Sullivan.
I'm their return lrpm church John l.. made
a speech ln reply To the tuast, "'rhe Baby,
he said. ~ don't know much about babies,
ladies and gentlemen, but If they are all no
good and pretty M this one, / wouldn't
mind having dozen of them. | don't
want anybody TO think thus il n speech, be-
cnusc speech. making * not IN my line, but
want 10 sny t0 Mr.. and Mrs. Barnitt that
! nm proud tO bu the godfather of 80 beau
Ltul Il child, and Hm theirs TO command"
The Helena independent., 1890-01-02

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1.-The business
manager of the Press, in view of impending
trouble with the compositors, posted a
notice to-day that be had been obliged TO
contract with the National Printers Pro-
tectiye Fraternity for new and permanent
force; but will retain in its employ any of
the present force who see iii 20 remain.
Those who do not will he paid of tO-mor-
row. The notice calls attention to the
agreement the printers committee made
last April, in which they saidi 1--WE do no,
propose TO make any alteration in our ssnlu
of prices except with the consent Of The
emploYer.N
The Helena independent., 1890-01-02
Tho McAnlimc.CnirolIr rIrhl.

SAN FRANcisoo, Jan. l.-At n meeting Of
the California club the directors date Of
the McAuifie-C Carroll fight WIS changed -
March 2lst. The purse is 5000. McAulilre
has bad hand and Carroll wants time TO
get 10 weight, NO the principals are we'll
satisfied. The February date will be filled
with Pete McCoy aud Charley Gleason, who
will II ght % finish for II 81 30 purse. Toe
club il IN communication with Slnyin. with
view Of matching him with Joe McAulno.
In case of failure. another attempt will be
made 10 bring Kilrnin.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-02
a Palace ID, stroyrd.

Hnrsris, Jan. THE royal palace at
l"e1cn' a nnhurb Of this city, has been
de trpAcd 10y fire. Princess Constantine
had i,urruw cacapo from being burned TO
dihlh. Her noYorn,s4 per ID pd. All the
.oNal art collection WIS drs'rVul
AZ 10 p. M. tine pnlaer hal iip app arance
OF a huge furnace, and there came frum il
cot stni.t crashes and volcanic bursts of
II mo and tiHilg, as pori,ona Of timber,
one nr r'N, W. s'-' cf debris fell into the
T. g. Hoe hclt WIS So pIrut ns 10 totally
pruVrlt iuU rpproaoh of the small fire
nrigade, which 90 best could have done hut
litilc. lno qHtcu's Hpaitmtnts suffered
most Mach plutr WAS saved, bat valuable
pictures. p'strics and the rrelt lhrnry
we're Hll clnaumod. Tho king IS nnxii us
about The Hi.,tpnry m .he rotundn. ihrr !
ltile h p' taai nnY oi IL is mYcd. N only
ccnpaniAu ~ the pulHcc at the time the ...,,
broke oui wc'u Princess Cicmcntlne. u ed
~ laol hordunt and Irr goycrnesH.
Dfancpuit wrprss, hnving cscnpcd
Win thr' The niinresss
hp Itm = o luables, and
~as sullta
The lo.. . muui-, ., 90 the money
value, ana ps tp the destruction uf the art
treasures that cannot be foplrced.
NV NogN, Jan. 1.-The Liber.y silk
works were DE- o. ycd Jday by nre that in.
yolNcd l0a-rs 40 a ulmber Df IN nufactur.
ng firms aggrrgatlne S22l,0DO. II is feared
the engineer of the building perished.
NIw NoRN, Jan. LA fire nj 10 Crosby
street tonight did SG0ODO damage. IL IL
near Niblu's theatre and for time much
excitement prevailed.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-02
BRICE. THOMAS. MMAH0y.
rhe Three Leading Candidates for til,
Ohio SenaInIshlp.

NhfN
CoLUMnus, o., Jan. 1.-The Ohio legis-
lature will convene Monday. The body IL
democratic in both branches. Ono Of the
most important duties of the legislature will
be the selection of United States senator
10 succeed Henry II. Payne. The LEADING
candidates are Calvin $. Bricr. of Lima;
John IL, Thomas, of Springfield, and John
\. Mcmahon. Of Dayton. Several others
are mentioned ns possibilities. The man
ayers for Brice have been here several days
looking after his interests, and profess con
iidence that they will be able to nominate
ON the second ballot after the members have
complimeutcd their local candidates, 80 lar
NJ they have any. Thomas managers claim
hey will show n strength of thnty ON the
first ballot, and gain steadily till Their man
isnominated. The Bricc managers consider
the claim ridiculous. McMahon's head
quarters have not been opened
The Helena independent., 1890-01-02

RoME Jan. Tile kinr. replying TO tn
congratulations of the parliamentary del
tston today sand; "lucIe WIS a time
when would IL II have vcniu d TO guaran-
tee pence for fortnight: but now peace is
assured by the good understanding between
Germany and Russia" AS the iameni-
AIRY deputation which had visited the king
WIS leaving the palace of the quirinal, n
m n m I'll street threw among the deputies
copp 4r box to which WIS attached n burn
In fuse he fuse was c1tlnguished and
damage WAS done. The nun was n.
-'ru, s.d said he was Sicilian named
VITA, and that the motive of his act WIS re-
yenae for the injustice done him b" the
government.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-02

Nrw Yopg, Jan. 1.-The steamship Spain
from Liverpool landed sixty-three pnsscn
GERS at Castle Garden today. When the
vessel came up this morning, anchor was
dropped in the middle Of the channel oppo-
site Bedl ,e's island. The anchorage boat
ordered her to leave the cbnnnel and take
disposition to obey until the anchorage
boat fired a blank cartridge across the
Sp bows. when he speedily moved up to
proper grounds.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-02
CastI. Garden Business

NEw YORK, Jan. 1.--Casile Garden re-
ceiyod 3l5,29s immigrants during the year.
Every nation on the face Of the earth, *
cept China, was represented. The character
Of tho immigration wns vastly superior TO
that Of the preceding year, while in volume
il decreased Gs,as7. compared with 1888. A
decrease in every nat onnliiy is percoptlblc.
Italian immigration has fallen OH 1900
representing the poorer element of that
country.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-02
A NEW YEARS TRAGEDY.
George iIcmdler Kills Two Men and :, Il
Danger of Bring Lynrhrd.


MINNEAPOLIS. Mnu.. Jan. IA Merrill,
Wis. special to the rr buue gives an ae-
count of a terrible New Years trag, dy.
George Herdler, a dissolutc character, had
been refused credit at David Sarvis' saluoi 1.
his morning, after buying several drinl s
nd paying for them. he pulled his revolver
and shot Saryis in the back. killing him al
most instantly. Chief of Police Truax at
tempted 20 arrest the murderer and was
shot through the lungs, probably fatally.
Frank Hotz. night watchman WAS shot in
the shoulder and arms. Hcndler held the
crowd at hAy for while, but in attempting
to escape he stumbled and dropped his rc-
yolyer. He WAS prunced upon ~ the crowd
md taken TO jail lie will probably be
ynched.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-02
se.ton,. suoce.,or In.tnlIed.

DUBLIN, Jan. 1.-Kennedy, the new lord
mayor Of Dublin, assumed his duties to-day.
The body guard of Sexton, the retiring lore
uayor, consisted Of number of nntiona
oTesters attired in Lincoln green, instead
4 the usual body of dragons. The trad
uilds and members OF the national league
took part in the procession.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-02
A Dry Administration.

WAsHNoToS, Jan. 1.-[SpeciAl. 1.-THE
congressman from the new stntcs adopted q
novel idea IN making New Years calls TO-
lay. II was suggested by Hansbrough, of
North Dakota, and Carter of Montana, that
they go in body TO pay their respects Ia
he president, the cabinet and the senntors.
they did 80. The representatives Of the
The Helena independent., 1890-01-02
Debt Reduction

wAsHIN0roN, Jan. LIT is estimated
there has been n decrense of nearly $1,000.
100 in tho public debt during December
This makes the total reduction for the first
ualf of the present fiscal year about SY.-
10000 against $3l ,522 900, during the cor
responding period Of the previous fiscal
wear. The reduction for the calendar ycny
ending to-day Is $Sl ,4sl.0J0 against S9l,-
5000 for the calendar 1858.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-02

WASHINGTON, Jan. l.-Senator Stanford
who with his wife Is fervent believer IL
the justice Of woman suffrage, has giyel
500 to Susan Il. Anthony towards printing
aud distributing pamphlets on the subject
Five thousand dollars will be sent 20 oouil
Dakota 10 aid in the elections which vii
be held there next fall ~ decide the question
of woman's right to vote.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-02

FoSD Du LAC, Jan. 1.-The assignee of
the Fond Du Lac Furniture Co.. the Fond
Du Lac Snsh, Door and Blind Co.. wiscon.
sin. a Land and Mining Co. known MS the
c. j. l.. Meyer Co.. reports. showing liabil-
tiles SAW,uO. The heaviest creditors are
Henry sherry q Co.. Sl3l 900; Il. +. Sawyer.
$1,000; J. l.. Meyer. 5000. The creditors
will receive dollar for dollar.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-02

DUBLIN, Jan. IA l3-yeor-old boy. n
brother of the witness who testified in the
case of man named Dales. who was tried
al Castle Island for murder, has been strau-
gled to death NJ that place. A man named
Connor has been arrested on the charge oi
being the nIurdeTer.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-02
Young VEST MARRIED.
After Years Postponrment Two Hearts
Are Made Happy.

ST. LorIs. No., Jan. l.-Alexandcr Vest,
son OF the senator. and Miss Catherine SER
Wis. were married at Bridgeiown last even
ing. Only few friends nnd immediate
members Of the family were present. Vest
and Miss Scryis were engaged more than n
year ago, but the match WAS broken OF 10y
Mrs. Buck, the girls mother, who did not
approve Vests way Of living After this
young Vest went 20 Montana md Miss Ser
Wis to Europe. Tho couple left to-day for
the west, where Vest is interested in a
smelling company.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-02

LIvEIrooL, Jan. 1.-While proceeding or
the Mersey in dense fog this morning
the steamship City Of Paris collided with
an outward-bound steamer. The City 1
Paris lost her bOWsprit aud the other yes el
h r mnsts. A great fright prevailed on tn,
CITY of Paris, but no one was hurt.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-02
Wholesale Killing In Norih Carolina.

AsHryILLu, n. C., Jan. IA terrible
tragedy took place in Twitchell county in a
drunken row Christmas day. Three men
were killed. Friday Monroe Garland. a
brother of one of the murdered men, rode
up to n crowd in the same place and fired,
killing three and wounding twelve.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-02
Annther rlnt ArnIn.t ihe car

ST. PErEEsuuRg, Jan. 1.-The police have
discovered the existence Of deep laid an'
widely peryadinp plot against the oznr. Ih
uihilists are abandoning their policy o.
pen terrorism. aud are resoriing ~ meth
obs more secret.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-02
sln,ln Mln mann, a nnr ,Inlh

Nrw lonK, Jan. l.-Richard X. Fox has
cablegram from London stating that
Slavin. the successful pugilist, is about 10
marry Edith Stat r, a Margate bar maid
ana will bring his bride 10 th.s country.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-02
A AGnNernmcnt Victory.

ia LIBEETAD. Jan. The government
has gained great v.ctOry against the force
Of GeI. kiyas and occupied six of their
principal strongholds. Many were killed
ON both sides. The revolution will probably
soon be quelled.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-10
DEATH or Mr.. TURNBUll,

In our issue of Tuesday we no
tioed the death Of James Turnbull,
sugar boiler at Naalchu plantation,
by drowning. Subsequently we
have learned the following particu-
lars regarding it: On Sunday last
n party of employees of the planta-
ton, among whom was the deceased,
were bathing in the large reservoir.
Some had come out and we're dress.
ing When they noticed Mr.. Turnbull
splash around and sink. The
blacksmith of the plantation, Mr..
McWiliiams, and others plunged in
and secured the body, but when it
was brought out life was extinct.
He was buried that afternoon. Mr..
Turnbull was to all appearances en-.
icying perfect health and the cause
of his drowning seemed to his CON-
rades little mysterious. Perhaps
had there been an autopsy held on
the body, the cause would have
been found.
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SNippsAG slTcS.

The bktne S n Castle will probably
sail for San Francisco TO- morrow.
The bktne Klikitat, Capt ID X Cutler,
arrived yesterday from Port Townsend
with 583 6O2ft lumber, 10000 laths, 49,
$50 shingles, aud 20 spars consigned TO
Messrs Wilder & Co.
The bark Ceylon, Capt R Calhoun
arrived this moruing II days IRON San
Francisco with full cargo of general
merchandise.
The bark Harvester Capt Lewis, sail
ed to-day for San Frauci.co with l54
tons old iron. Foreign value 5000
The stmr Farallon, Capt ) Boniield
took to-day for San Francisco the fol-
lowing consignments: "a pbell, Mar
shall & Co, 92l bnchs bananas; All Sam
457 bnchs bananas; Geo H Paris. Il
bnchs bananas; Livingston, Clark q
Go, $50 bags rice and $50 bbls molasses
Sundries: 2 cises machinery and /;
cases corn starch. Domestic value
S2,3l6.3O.
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MASS MEETING.

The mass meeting called in the
name of the National Reform Party
last night on Palace Square drew
several hundred people, including
many women and children. Speeches
were made by James Quinn, j. NJ.
Kaneakua, j. X. Kaunamano, L.
w. p. Kanealii, John K. Bush, Jos.
Nawahi, r. w. Wilcox, VIM. White,
and Kiha. The committee having
found it advisable, contrary to the
resolution appointing them, to aban-
don the "want OF confidence" topic,
the talking was nearly all on the
constitutional convention project.
Mr.. Bush said the proposed con-
stitution would be one that every
man, woman, and child in the king
dom would have hand in framing.
There was nothing in the present
constitution against an enabling act,
and anyhow this instrument was
illegal itself. 1t was made by rob-
bers, a handful of missionary law
yers.
Mr.. Wilcox urged the natives to
crowd the Legislative Hall when the
enabling act came up, and said that
any National Reform member voting
against it ought to be torn limb
from limb.
The audience was in very good
humor, giving the impression
that they looked on the proceedings
as farce. They laughed at the
hottest appeals and greeted fresh
orators with cries for Kaulukou and
others not of the party.
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PASSENGERS.

For Kauai per stmr Nikahala, Sept 8
&C II McLain, II Gum q ID Loveland,
II Wilcox, = Peck, 5 Peek, Mrs d Win,
Mr. 1regloan. 2 Chinese, and about 40
deck.
For Nuu and Hakalau per stmr Lehua
Sept 9-Mrs Finckler, Miss Finckier,
Miss Lynch and others.
For Maui per stmr Lihelike Sept 8
Thos Campbell Young, w Alan. G
4 Hefterman, DR. Geo II rbert, Misses
Dow.ett (2), A Borba, W Costa, q r
Weigh and wife.
For San Francisco per stmr Farallon
Sept l0-Mr keeting, W fe and child,
MIR Goodbody, j Keogh, Walter Miles
and L f Miranda.
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SUPREME COURT.
BEFORE JUDD, c. J.

WEDNESDAY, Sept 10th.
The petition of A. j. Cartwright,
trustee for the estate OF Emma Ka-
leleonalani for confirmation Of sale
of real estate was confirmed. C..
Brown for petitioner.
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Attention, Knights Of PhythiaS.

A FULL attendance of Mystic Lodge
N No =, X. OF r., is hereby ordered
for THIS wednesday, EVENING.
Business of great Importance will cone
before the convention.
F. MORRISON, C. @.
Honolulu, Sept. 10, 1890. G54 1t
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AFTER IA stay of over a year in Ha-
waiian waters the u. s. S. Nipsic
took her departure for San Francisco
yesterday afternoon. She was ac-
companied out OF the harbor by the
tug Eleu, on board of which was the
Hawaiian Band and many friends Of
the departing ships company.