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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-09-07
Il. Il. Il l.. A.
LOST

I'm Sunday morning, Sept. 9th, a Gold
~ Chain Bracelet on King street, be-
tween Liliha street and Kalihi. The
finder will be suitably rewarded upon
returning the same to "E. o. Hall &
Sons 2ll If
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-09-07

First quarter of the moon on the 18th ut
Oh. 36n. u. m.
The time signal for the port is given at l2h.
ON. 0sec (midnigbtl of Greenwich time or
ah. 2Sm. 34sec. p. IN. of Honolulu Observatory
Honolulu Planning Mill, few doors above
the Custom House. The same whistle is
sounded correctly at Honolulu mean noon,
Observatory meridian, or l0h. 3lm 26sec. of
Greenwich time
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-09-07

By advertisement in our columns,
it will be seen that the clipper ship
Strathblane of the famous Allan Line
of Glasgow clippers, is up for Port
land, to receive immediate despatch
and will carry freight at speciai rates,
particulars of which can be obtained
of her agents, G. w. Macfarlane & Co.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-09-07
NOTICE.
Merle r..

!! T "a meeting of VIM. G. Irwin & Co.,
IA U'd), held August oath, IL, NJ.
Whitney, .Jr was duly elected to III the
Office of Treasurer and Secretary during
the temporary absence of W. NJ. Giffard.
w. q, IRWIN,
206 2w President.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN is read
/ by all classes. 30 cents per month.
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RORSfORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE

Fer the Tired Brain
from over-exertion. Try it.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-09-07

THEclipper ship Strathblane, which
arrived this morning in 125 days from
glasgow, consigned to G. w. Macfar-
lane & Co., has about 1000 tons OF
cargo, the greater part of which is
sugar machinery, manufactured by
Mirrlees, Watson e. Co., for the new
Kauai Sugar Co. at Makaweli The
British ship Pass OF Leny is now on
the way with the second installment
OF machinery for this immense sugar
estate
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Tides. sun and DON.
BY G. j. LYONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
MARKETS ey reIseasp-
ygw YUxx

vsw Yozx. November g5.--cettao DIM; MIDI
ding ss<.: low middlsng, iI-fsc.; goea of1I~
BaFg, 7c.; no. rccetDIs, 800 ssies. -
s,se5 nsIes ssperss = ne Soss' ,e, s..,s..
All spfnaers. STOCK. 2o3.45O bales NcekH--s<c~
receipts. 5000 bales: gross. e1.s9I bssset -
ports-to TREAT BEstAln. a,1is bales; kse Iss-
Us bales; conilnoas. 5000 bales; iorwsstsss
23.sss tales sales, SKI balef, all ssnusIN
Totals tO-,iay--Nei reestpts, 8,.500 bafcss -
ports--so Greaf BrltaSa. 3J,37s bales 20 ,f,S
Continents 2,o07 bates; stock, if.2oss' 80
bales. Consolidated Net receipts, st3.s52
BALES: exborus,-so tireat Bsiessfp, 1so, laS
bafes Francs. 22.D61 bales; Contineut- 80
805 bales Total since september tst-Nf ~ ~ ~
Britain. 1fa,2s5 1lies france, goa. l;ss os,es
Continent. 561, us bales SJushefn n1uf aais
out steady. Wheat etr0GTcr and fsifly eSatS
No 2. red. e1.05tl. Opliens tiysnrco on 10
creased foreign buying. liberal eleafanees. s. -
uniavorable weather wet, snd ctosed wm az
a<sAc. over Wednesday; No. = red, hozem ns s
st.05aSi .05l6; January, $40, ~; hsyssLlvltr
Corn duil, unsettled. and strongcsi No y 80
7Te. oprions advanced &c. on S0genprr 80. 49,
La&sc. on other months, on scarcity and Wants
Of shorta. closing nFtn; november re; Dc.on'v
Der, 0OI<e-. May, 523sc. Oais duh and WEAKER
December, 80 &C.; January. SOC; "a. x, eYesx
3plSa4Ic. Cotice--Opticns opened hrIn euu ~ ~
70 IS points az, AMI eiossi frEn and 70 - -
mp; November si3; December, elxn>h<-Se
January, slI.iossl2: spot RIO quiet sn1 s
nrmef: No 2, 1880. sugar-Ras dus az ~
4 i-i6c; powdered, 5-l6c. granaiased.
A 6-I0a9-loc. Molasaes-Neg Orleans iaiuf
active ami arm. Rice nrm; isir demand. rc-
,roisum quiet and strady, redned. New lefhs
400. Cott0n-seed Oh quiet aud Urn, eradc>
25c. Roetu quiet and steady; stfainsd- CON-
mon TO good, $133aS1.4o. 1urpentlno dnk
AMI lower AZ 3s1sa35c. Meats qnge. and steeal-
Peanuts frm. Lard nrmer and active; western
steam, sB.97lS asked; city, S3.10, Decenbefs
60 40 bid: January. s6.sS bid. Fresghts quia~
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, November 27.--1he wheat msrkes
was auiat but tirm during most Ut the sessson To-
day, closing with fractional advance oxcr
Wednesd aye last dgures. A8A@<
The leading Iutufes ranged ~ follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28

Reported tor the Dispstch.l
NoyEasEE 27.--No auction offerings On
Change today
Revenue coliecflons' Cigars and cigarettes
cess. 35; tobacco, f.42s.33-sotsl, sf,72d.os-
Private sales Pliers 10; smokers, 4; cut
tiers, Q; wrappers, i5--toIat, "a hogshesds.
Sales Of loose tobacco to-day we're. Tor dark
aud bright. 10000 pounds There win DO
sales Of bright and Planters to-'ncrrcs and .
good break promised.
Prices on brlgh;s to-day we're ercsedinsiy sat-
isfaesory 10 the piantera Tho quality OF cutters
was very ro3d. with soma good wrappers selling
up 20 40 cents Nine piles. cold for ono
planter averaged over 80 c,nu so-day Highest
on dark tobacco was esi cents Some tcbacco
was very high order, and badly cured Tho
quality mas poor and sobaeco conslssst mainly Of
long leaf With good color and httA body A
good nlier crop % lar. No nae stcmnning
oisered. o. sood black wrappers MARI DARK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
eALFouR ON IRELAND.
No Parliament Ever at DubiIn--No Home
Rule for Erin.

Rule for Erin.
.ByAurl,-American cable to the Dispstch.l
G-pGow. November 27.-Hon. Arthur j.
Btgr. First Lord of the Treasury, was the
Falpal speaker at a Conservative meet
~ leii here to-day. MIR, Balfour de
aa.-i very positively that Ireland would
l-JI attain her desire 10 have a parlia-
Itl' tos.t IN Dublin. He said that the diff
h'-cr, which separate the Conservative
81 Liberal parties are more profound at
2. present time than they ever have been
.+gie 10 the memory of two generations
British statesmen. He declared that
ee-lg the last five years the Unionists
--i Lad % fight for principles which here
t.g'e nal been supposed 10 be under the
s-s'lauship OF both parties.
lag Jmouists, he said, would ever be
illd 90 the side of order and loyalty.
Itsy would deal with crime promptly and
t1stN1ey. They believed that society
~ founded on certain principles OF law
az morality, aud that II, IN obedience to
= licai inducements. they relaxed their
BOD 90 these principles they would do the
"-a'ry The most profound iniufy..
Later on Mr. Baliour said that whatever
lle success Of the Governments policy IN
t.an5 10 any rate had been sincere
t-.y. The frs; duty Of the Government
sA' 90 See that the laws were obeysd and
" wise administration and q lavish ex-
Flil;ure " money TO endeavor TO IN
H.lse tte happiness of the people IN every
f5l %. her AlaJesty's domlnions.
10 conclusion Mr.. Balfour declared that
% matter what the future might bring
;fia = would never bring home rule TO
ItLLi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28

Ssvcvs xvs alsae2osntes In da-x r<<f7te ~
s.rvy an <happinx centres have ads ~ ~ =
~ sod bora. 80 !. u
M. xiltoD cayco, Of We Aniertcnn - ~
C,mpany. vas tsksu SICK on the bvs.s* "a 4
s.v a.. has nes been cut ssEs-s. zf. Jefa<e -
rcayns.. Of tho Einney Tobscco cSnpeay
tvs.nrn. Il taxing his pssno on the prsses~
ar. ii l. Dss-sll. OF Dapyiiia, Va. sDs7e ~
cayin Ric1nord. 80.
NJ. charle, Nsttins D. again a. ~ enc
asser a weas's tr,p 70 Sew odoans. Ia.
rslisrs srs more scsiys ssain to-sisy p 10
head tobacco -.
elarkssssile. Tenn, rsposte & ysrs p~t ~
for strips. sad ll:tle doing in ne a astAs W
prices 10 EnslaEd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28

sp.ronely fortified and otherwise made nae
~ II ~ narhof for French feet. Between
S e9e main land and the Island % sheik
@nMe of Bushead. IL said 20 be water
anoruina good anchorage for the largest
NsL vessels This would Give France 4
!, 49,, ana possible lanGlne- place for troops
India, and might under oeitain circufn-
estances enable France 10 cooperate With
nussla should the latter country's troops
Invade Persian territory and possibly con
unue an onward march toward India itself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28

Of Irish. American Nationalists, represent
ing bodies Of men N many states oi ens
The support OF that movement ia ire
Land. and given Il an unquestioninR BUD
port for many years, deems IN necessary
to solemnly warn thu people OF lre'an .
that they can receive no further supports
moral OF financial, from this country un. ~
they call halt in the war OF factions sau
reunite the forces now engaged ID tns
work OF self-destfuction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
eIpoINo ZOE COCO wlll.
France Promises to Look After Bsie,an
Interests IN China.

llly Angio-Ameucsn cable 10 tho DlsDapa.l
BRUssr1&. November 27.--The Belgian
Government has been assured by the
french minister here that France viii pro-
tect Belgian interests In China, and
that France viii also claim an indem.
nifty for Belgium from China for the recent
Massacre Of Belgian priests in Mongolia,
a. previously exclusively detailed In these
dispatches Consequently the Belgian
Government has notified the representa-
tiyes OF the Chinese Government that all
Belgian subjects in China are under the
protection OF the French flag.
The action Of Fra0ce ia this matter has
caused the hyelicst feeling OF satisfaction
IN many circles here though il is clearly
seen that this step is only another bid upon
the part of France for the good will OF
Belgium, Ia which bidding Il Is an open
fact that she is competing with Germany
for the same object. 81
Indeed. IL is said that Germany had de-
cided 10 take the identical step that
France has now taken, but that the diplo-
matte machinery of France worked much
more quickly aud easily than that Of Ger
many.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
x,,Iea nv the Parting Of . Chain.

DELAWARE BRYAKwArEs. November y.-
One OF the crew Of the schooner william
y. Collins, which arrived here today. Wa
killed during the voyage by the psrtirg o.
a chain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
n.n,h of raitor ReiIIy 90 Texas.

Referring TO the death OF Mr.. William,
Reilly. az the Winchester Times, special
10 the DIspAroH from that city received
last night saws " Mr.. William Reilly had
been in lad health for some time and
went South in the hope that the IMP
would benefit him. ! have not r.
ceiyed the particulars OF bis death az snis
time. He died in Dallas, lexss on sne
nlann for internlent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28

BARKER MILLER. Married, at the
residence OF n. w. Tucker. i03 west Nam
street. on Thursday, the 18th instant,
Of o'clock, Bliss IDA J. BARKER to ".
@. MILLER.
BULLOCH-SAUNDERS = Married, on
Wednesday. November 25, 1891, at Massa-
ponox church. Spotsylysnia county, va.
BIZ Rev. John Pollard. ID. D., MISS MAKE
l.. BULLOCK TO w. CONWAY SAUN-
DERS, Of Glen Allen, Va
MELTON STAUDE. Married. at the
residence of the bride, 105 south Beech
street, on Wednesdsy, 25th instant, AZ
O'Clock Y. NJ, Miss MARY ALICE MEL
TON to OTTO STAUDE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
More characterization Among Red Costs.
f3y AnRlo-Ameritan cable % the Dlspatch.l

LONDON, November 27.-There was great
excitement at the Horse Guards to-day
upon receipt of intelligence from Alder
shot, where the great military camp and
barracks are situated. that spirit of mill
tary INSTRUMENTATION was prevalent in one
of the regiments stationed at that place.
IL appears that a corporal of the Second
battalion of the Prince of Waless Leinster
regiment (Royal Canadians) had by petty
tyranies rendered himself obnoxious to
the men. As the corporal was going his
rounds number of men seized him, threw
a moose around his neck. and hauled him
up. Tbs free end Of the rope was made
fast, and he was left hanging in the air.
A sergeant discovered him and cut him
down. He was nearly dead, and it will be
some time before he is able to resume his
military Duties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
BALTIMORE


BALrmoKx, November "a. Flour steady;
Western super, S3.50aSa75; do. extra, tS-pO8
s44O 30. family, s460as6; winter wheat pa
tent, IS. 1Saso.ooi sprng wnest pats u 20 Ios
COZ barrels; shipments, 154,5 barrels sales
Us barrels. Wheat-No. red nrmcr; spots
sl.O4Nas10sS5; November, si.041lssl. oisf;
December, eiJi1tasl.04le; January, si.oos
sl.OBI4; May, sI.I17sasi.12js; steamer. NO
red, pgao9J4s f; receipts ll6,09l bushels ship
ments. 153, 80 bushelsi Stock i,tS.Nloo pnss
els; sales, $4,000 bushels; southern wneSs
easy; Fultz, elasi.05; Longberry, slO2asl.uo'
Corn-Mixed, nrm: spot, 6Jlpc asked year.
SIC, january bAa55Lic. : February, 54tSso4Acs
March, 54a54l4c.; receipts, Sl,4g0 pusnews
stock, 9o,6ls bushels; sales os,9ev Ds si,cs
4sa57ISc. Oats firm and higher RJ. white
western, s0ltc. asked: No. mixed wes,efnns
3S1ba3gc.; receipts, 1000 bushels; stoc., LOU
receipts, 3,04O bushels; stock, ee,osl bushelss
Hay steady 10 firm good 20 choice umotny, vlca
sl4. Grain freights quiet steamer 10 LNerpoois
per bushel, 6I<d.; Cork for orders, per qcnsteks
as.Sd.aOd. cotton per pound, Sc. /; nour PEI ~
IN sacks 25c. per 100 pounds. Cotton nouU4t{
middllng. nc. Provisions quiet ana ste44It
Butter steady and nrn. Eggs steady a. =, -
Coffee steady; Rio carsoes, isir ~ i'o Me-
Whisky firm and UNCHANGED. feanu's' 'uk'n
To-, 3a3itc.; Wilmington, &c.
ST.. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS, November 27.-Flour stesdy eno
unchanged. Wheat opened on but arm end m
few moments advanced and became stryngs
the close being tame; No. . red, cash, e5As
s:Sssc- Decem6cr. 07ssc. May, si.0oItss1.o0A
asked. Corn-Strength was the promineat fes-
ture The market closed irregular, .tic. up 70
acc down: No. 2, cash, 43a439lc.i November
cloeed 43Isc. year. 40J6c.; May, 4O>tc askca:
Oats firm; No g cash, SSHc;i NosemDsx cIossa
33Ac nominal; May. 32zgc. pa. Whiskey
steady at clio. Bagging, 5s4a7t4c. Iron COZ,
ton-ties, sL35as1.40. Provisions quiet snd
arm. PORK, 1925. Lard. so.10. Dy-san
shoulders, $3.50; shoit-clear, su.2o bsc>s
shoulders, s6.25. Short-clear, s1'SoaSf'o"
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, o., November 27.-flour stsedyt
Wheat dun; No. 2 red, 07c. Corn active sno
Arm mixed. 44a45c. Oats steady NO. = NH "a,
35a35LSc Pork quiet at s9.25. Lard arm ~
s0.45 Bulk-msats strong at t5.7b. bacon nfm
at 100. Whiskey active and firm at sl.is'
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. N. c., November 27.-rurpsntins
Arm AZ 3lI<c Hossn nrm: strained, el.zVt
good strained, el.25. lar nrn az sl.5o. Croos
tnrpentine firm: hard, 81 yelow-dip ana vifgins
sI.yO.
NEW YORK COTTON FGrUREs
rvw YoRK November 27.--Cotton-Net re-
| cein,S. 300 bslas; gross, 1855 bales Futures
| ,,iosed steady sales, 117,900 bales; hosemnefs
| al s2a7.S4; December, s7.53as7:s4; Jannafy,
| ssO3: February, e. l9ass.@O hafcn. $3.50
ss9sssssel: July, Is. 7sass 90; August. ss.s4s
| 1886; September, sS.7OassoO.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
IReported for tho Dispatchl
NovyvRxH 27,-Market firm. Liberal receipts
| frorn fhe country. Prime, 2Atc.. extra primei
3Isc; fancy, sac; factory hand picked s'4aac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
canadn,, Premier sues f,r LIbel.

MONTREAL. November 27.-- Warrants
have been issued by Premier Mercier for
the arrest of senator 1usse, proprietor Of
La Mineree, and Mr.. Berthiaume, publisher
of La Presse. the organ of Hon. j. A. Cha
pleau. Secretary Of State, for criminal
libel. Mr.. Mercier says be has determined
upon putting an end TO the guerilla war
fare which is being waged against him by
these papers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
A BROKEN Rail The CAUSE.
Fatal Accident on the Cincinnati South
ern--One Killed Two injured.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, November T.--
A Times reporter has Just re-
turned from the wreck on the
Cincinnati Southern road. Express
Train No. 8, which left Chattanooga for
Cincinnati at $50 p. NJ, ran of the track
SIX miles out Of Chattanooga and
$50 Yards south Of the Tennessee-riyer
bridge. The engine tumbled down big en-
bankment, completely wrecking IL and
killing Fireman Pat. Wolf and iniurlng
the engineer. The baggage, mall, ex-
press, and smoking-cars jumped the track,
The trainmen were badly shaken up, but
not seriously injured. No passengers were
hurt. A tramp stealing ride was badly
injured A broken rail is supposed to have
been the cause Of the accident.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
The ARCHBISHOP OF AXIS FINE.
Popular Subscription 90 Pay 1.-THE
Government, However, Says No.

q popular subscription 90 Pay 1.-THE
Government, However, Says No.
.by Aay,o-American cable to the Dispatch.l
,f4Is, FELNcn, November 1.-When the
~ bishop 81 AK was convicted Of insult
y 81. Iai.ieres. the Minister of Justice
-. 50 lutic Worship, aud fin6d 5000 francs
10y newspaper Figaro decided that II would
yen public subscription 10 raise the
s-,'4, necessary TO pay the hne. IL
i-49!cd an appeal 20 the public, and yes
sE.s9--y i announced that enough money
c g. llsn been subscribed to meet the OBJ
~ % view.
4Lt Government, however, did not APP
I'VE Tins action ON the part Of the Figaro,
I.lths That il was violation of the press
. ~ winch iorbids the opening OF subscrip-
~ 70 pay legal costs. A citation was
nj i'tO'o served upon tho editor, and he
w D. prosecuted.
'-lOeNd THE ARCHBISHOP or AXIS TX
AMPLE.
iIAAls, November 27.-The Archbishop of
49, has written letter similar to the
a.. el'eh caused the prosecution OF the
C.csl--ollshop Of AK. II IS expected that the
~ eminent viii take notice of the letter
'a4se us author 10 be prosecuted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
cEoEo TO FRANCE.
Cape on the Persian Gulf Of stragetiesi
Importance.

,o' AaElo-AmericAn cable 70 tho Dispstch.l
a n.tdN. November 27.--Tbis city is treat
4 y, " another sensation to-day. Yesterday
~ ~ ne rumoT that Chancellor won Ga
So So intended to resign "a rumor. 1t
"a 60 be added. which has not been
~ 1enled up 70 the presenD, and
morning the good people at Berliu are
glsa oy the announcements made by tho
81, 4 .Iesstas CONSERVATIVE. an iDbuen-
a., oa!iy paper. that by a secret agree
n. WITH france Turkey has coded Cape
~. H.. ehaib, in the Persian Gulf. 10
p' eIDs hheik Shaib Is on the Island OF
s s,,s Or Bushead. eleven miles from the
u coast OF Persia. aud uligbt DO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
FooLIsA "FAKe.p
Tho story About the vatican's Spy In Lord
Salisbury Household.

SaiisDurE's Household.
fDy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dlspatch.l
LONDON. November 27.--Lord Salisbury's
secretary, in the absence of the Prime Min
lister, was asked to-day by correspondent
whether there was any truth 10 the sensa-
tiOnal story being circulated TO the eff
feet that an emissary of the Vatican dis
euised as a butler. had been recognized by
a lady visitor as employed in the house
hold Of Lord Salisbury at Hatfield House,
Hartfordshire, and that the spy, said TO be
an Italian priest, fed as soon as the lady re-
ferred to recognized him as having pre-
yiously seen him of the Vatican.
The secretary Of the British premier
smiled when the question was put 10 him
and then said emphatically: " The con-
coction referred TO Is too foolish to be
officially contradicted."
From other sources also il is learned
that there IS not word of truth in the re-
markable tale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
MINIATURE ALMANAC, NovExsEs %, lssl

MARINE INrELLIGkrCk.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. NoyExsEs 20, 1891.
sua rises. 1870. 7:o5 Hon Tide
Moon r4ses. ....... AIS Evening ...... SIcQ
PoRTos RICHMOND. NoykmEEa7. fSoL
ARRIVED,
steamship wyanoke, Boax, New York me-
chandlse and passengers. George W. Allen
Co., agents
steamer Ariel. Dsyo. Norfolk, mer41a1loo
ana ,ssssngor,: Z. b Tatum. vtcs-presIden6
steamehip Wyanoke, Bosz. New 1ortl 49,
chandise aud passengers, George W. Ans =
Co.. agents ~
PoRToF WEST POINT. EoyKnssEs7, 1881
lBy tesegraphl
sRsIsED.
Steamship Dorchester. Baiinoss' nsrse4nr
'' ssssmsh,p Baltimore, Bennsts. Bs,sfnars.
passengers and mcfchandlse.
sAILxn
steamer Elm City, waixerson. ssnerHd 80
SEAMS steamship Dorchssrsr. Norfolk. ussyAsn1isa.
steamship Baltimore. Baltimore. n1ec<k1a<11
and passengers ~
MEAoRANDuA.
Ssw YORK. royenher 97.--Arrtved; C1(1 =
Berlin. Liverpool. Arrxed out Guy q C4I<1r1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
llNRlnneN GUESTS.
.rhey Create Distarbance--fho Lending
Dtsturber Fatally shot.
[Rx teleeraph 70 the Dlspaic

BEAVER LICK, Ky, November ia
John Wishell's. Col. Carrier and party
az a dozen unbidden guests appeared To-
ward midnight and soon started disturb,
snce in the course Of which knives and
pistols were freely used. Col; Carrier,
Who is described as mountain desperado'
was fatally shot. Ed. Warrell, OF the OPP
nosite party. was severely cut on the face
sud side. and nearly every one was more
or Tess bruised IRON blows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
sI. LOUIS eEsTIRRINe IIsgLr.
steps Being Taken TO Secure the Demo-
cratic National Convention.
ru...t.-.... 80 an, n r,g,,.-h

Sr. LOUIS, November T.--Steps are be-
ing taken by all the commercial exchanges
and businessmen generally to bring the
Democratic National Convention to
ST. LOUIS. The Executive Commit
tee of the Democratic National Com
mittee will meet In Washington
December Sth, to dispose OF some important
business. and though this committee Will
not pass upon the time and place for the
rational convention, yet it is expected
that the various cities seeking 1t viii be
represented in Washington during the
meeting. Colonel Grit Prather, the ma:
fional committeeman for Missouri, viii
leave for Washington next week, and viii
work hard to bring the convention here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
Aoouitted of All blame.

[By Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON. November 27.-The naval court
martial which has been investigating the
fatal gun-practice of her Majesty's steamer
Plucky to. day rendered a decision ac-
quitting Lieutenant Sydney Freemantle,
the commander OF the gunboat Plucky,
from all responsibility for the sinking of
two hshing-boats which got in line with
the target,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
NEW TREATY WITH HAWAII.
Absolutely FREQ Trade Between that Coun-
try and the United States.
fBv telerraph to tho Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, November 27.-Dr. Mott
Smith. a member of the Cabinet of the
Queen of the Hawaiian Islands, who was
sent to Washington some time ago TO secure
notifications Of the reciprocity treaty be-
tween Hawaii and this Government, has
concluded his work. His efforts have re-
shifted IN the negotiation of on entirely new
treaty. which provides for absolute tree
trade between the two Governments in
the nroducts and the manufactures of both
countries. The treaty has been signed by
DIR. Smith and bv the representative of the
United States, through whom the negotia-
tons were carried on. 1t has been in the
nossession of the President several days,
but has not yet been signed by him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
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