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THE IRISH TROUBLES.

Parnell's Appearance in Clerkenwell
Was Not Success.
BELFAST, March 5.-Right Rev. VIM.
Reeves, Bishop of the united dioceses OF
Down and Connor and Dromore. who is
sued letter amounting practically to the
excommunication of those Catholics who
support ParneH, and which letter caused
considerable excitement in this city and
elsewhere, says in that epistle: ''These
men who are supporting Parnell have be-
come propagators of public scandal, and
by their own acts have placed themselves
in company with those to whom it is un-
lawful for priests to administer the sacra-
mentD
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Boulanger to be Expelled.

LONDON, March s. = There is semi
official authority for the statement that
Lord Salisbury proposes to expel Bou-
langer from British territory. The Gov
ernment is deeply irritated by Boulan-
gers conduct il connection with the visit
OF the Empress Frederick to Paris, as he
is believed to have inspired the assaults
in the Boulangist press upon the En-
press, and to have planned even greater
insult than was actually directed to her.
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Arizona Legislative Doings.

PHGNIx, March 5.-The Territorial
Legislature has passed the Act granting
exemption from taxation for twenty
years to al railroads begun within six
months and completed in three years.
The Council passed bill granting to
women the right of suffrage.
The Governor has nominated William
Herring of Tombstone for Attorney
General.
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VIII Not Fight.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 5.-Young
Huntington, who was to have met Abe
Willis, the Australian bantam, in a ten
round go at the California Athletic Club
on March 18th, has announced that, ow-
ing to the death of his sister, he will not
meet Willis.
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FataI school Fire.

MONROE IN. c., March 5.-Monroe
High School was burned this morning.
Thongs Pemberton and Albert Bosel, two
students, perished.
The fire broke out early this morning.
The students We're at once aroused, and
all escaped safely except the two unfortu-
the third floor, and being overcome with
smoke succumbed before reaching the
stairway. Albert Rhodes, who roomed
with them, managed to escape, but was
terribly burned. The pecuniary loss is
81 900
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Illinois senatorshin.

SPRINGFIELD QlL), March 5.-There
appears tonight to be no doubt that the
Republicans and Farmers Mutual Bene-
tit Association men will elect A. J.
Streeter to the United States Senate. The
Republican State Central Committee to-
day, after lengthy session, adopted res
olutions which indorse the action OF the
Steering Committee, and ii is believed
tonight that the five recalcitrant Repub-
hcans who had been standing out against
Streeter viii come into line very soon,
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Attemnted Suicide.

GRASS VALLEY, March 5.-This morn
ing Horace Clark, aged about 26 years
and married, attempted to commit suicide
by cutting his throat with razor. He
made horrible cash, but no vital organ
was cut, and he will get well. He Was
crazed with liquor at the time.
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Strikers Victorious.

PITTsBURa, March 5.-To-day operator
Dillinger of the Pennsylvania Coke
Works signed an agreement with the
strikers to go back to work at the old
wages. The men are pleased and it is ex-
pected that several other operators will
follow,
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MAMMOTH NINE EXPLOSION.
Report of the Legislative Committees
InyeStiUetiou

Report of the Legislative Committees
Investigation.
HARRIsBURG (Penn.), March 5.-The
legislative committee appointed to in
vestigate the accident at the Mammoth
mines, near Scottdale, by which 107
miners were killed, in it's report says: !:
1.-The accumulation of gas was not verv
large, but the explosion was intensified
by the accumulation of coal dust, and
most of the men lost their lives chiefly
from after damp The mine foreman
and inspector of the district did not make
such careful examinations of the air cur
rents at or near the face of the headings
as contemplated by law"
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Verdicr for Defendants.

Los ANGELES, March 5.-Judge Ross
in the United States District Court in
structed the jury to return a verdict for
defendants in the case of the United
States against the bondsmen of the Fruit
Vale Wine and Fruit Company of Fresno.
The Government sought to recover s.. 900
on forfeited bond of the corporation,
but the bond stated that the distillery of
the company was located in Fresno. 1t
was proven that it was situated three
miles from Fresno, in Scandinavian
colony. Upon this showing the jury was
compelled to find for the defendants.
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The Baccarat Case.

LONDON, March 5.-There is high au-
thority for the statement that the Sir
Gordon Cumming baccarat case will be
settled amicably, but not out of court. 1t
is reported that the defendants are will
ing to admit that they were mistaken in
making the charges Of cheating against
the baronet, and are willing that the ques-
ton of damages be left to jury, the case
to be submitted without speeches, simply
an apology and admission Of error only
being made.
Ovation to the Queen and Empress.
LONDON, March 5.-The Queen, accom-
panied by the Empress Frederick, by the
latter's daughter Margaret, and by the
Prince and Princess of Wales, drove to-
day in an open carriage from Buclling-
ham Palace to Islington, where the royal
party spent considerable time visiting
the horse show now in progress at Agri-
cultural Hall. The Queen and her party
received an ovation.
Is He ssJack the Ripper ?''
DUBLIN, March 5.-Gavan, who made a
ferocious assault with knife upon the
passengers in railway carriage on
Tuesday has been declared of unsound
mind.
The police are impressed with the mans
likeness to the description of the appear
ance OF Jack the Ripper" and are max
ing further inquiries.
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at midnight the vote by provinces
Il nlldS G folln1,-r,
Province
Total,........-.....................111

Majority for Conservatives, II.
There are 2l5 constituencies in the Do
minion, which will return 2l5 members
to the Commons. Of these 205 have been
heard from. In Montreal the conviction is
that the Government has secured fair
working majority.
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Fatal Shooting.

ASHLAND (Wis.), March Sc. S. NJ.
Steele, a prominent druggist, was shot
through the heart by his brother-in-law,
w. G. French. to-day. French asserts
that Steele came between him and his
family
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Ini,o,. ,I,r.o,h1oS In E,u1aa

LONDON, March 5.-The.state of affairs
in the labor troubles points to signal
victory for the Shipping Federation over
the employees, both at London and Cardiff
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Fire in Humboldt County

BONNEVILLE (Cal.), March 5.-The
fremont House, Midget Saloon and
Grelg d Terriers warehouse at Fortuna,
We're burned this morning by an incer,
diary. This is the third time the IRE
mont House has been set on fire. 1t is a
total loss. All the buildings were in
sured
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Mrs. Lincoln and Daughters.

LONDON, March 5.-Mrs. Lincoln, wife
of the United States Minister here, and
the Misses Lincoln, arrived at Southamp-
ton by the North German Lloyd steam
ship Saale to-day, after pleasant passage
across the Atlantic.
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for writing to green goods dealers, and
the case is now pending. The theory is
that the green goods men determined to
get him out of the way. Henry Holtakie
was arrested on suspicion, as he was with
POulsOn last NIGHT
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ton here. 1t is rumored the man and
woman in custody may have other and
similar crimes charged against them, and
that the woman may have been used to
lure other men to their doom.
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Refused to Concur.

OLYMPIA tWash.), March 5.-The SEN
ate to-day refused, by vote of 16 to is.
to pass the resolution passed by the
House last night, impeaching Judge
Sachs Of Port Townsend.
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French Jockey Club Races

PARIS, March Sit is stated that the
French Jockey Club will transfer its
races to Belgium to enable it to conduct
betting operations
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Requisition Refused.

Albany On. ", March 5.-A requisi-
ton was presented to Governor Hill to-
day signed by Morgan C. Bulkley, Gov
ernor of Connecticut, for the return of
John T. Colbert, accused of horse theft.
Governor Hill again refused to honor
Buikley's signature as Governor on the
ground that Bulkley was not the proper
executive authority to issue the writ.
With his refusal Governor Hill filed
lengthy opinion, in which he says Bulk
lev is mere usIrrper
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Failed to Make an Appropriation.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-The bill pro-
viding for new mint building at Phila-
delphia failed to make any appropriation,
and none was made for it in any of the
general appropriation bills. Therefore
the Act cannot be put into effect, and
Philadelphia will have to come to the
next Congress for her S2,00O,000 appropri-
afiOn
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Andrew Poulson Murdered.

BAY CITY (Mich.), March 5.-The body
of Andrew Poulson was found to-day in
the woods near here horribly mutilated.
Poulson was arrested several months ago
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New Evening PAPER.

SANTA BARBARA, March 5.--The first
issue of the Daily Eoeaing Democrat,
published by Goodwin d Walker. ap-
peared tonight.
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Death of an Old Steamboat Cantafn.

STOCKTON. March g. Captain jack
Greer, one of the old-time steamboat men
of this section, died to-day, aged 70 years.
He had been falling in health for long
time. He had been engaged in steam
boating here for upwards of thirty years.
lie was Mexican War Veteran and a
California Pioneer. He leaves a wife but
no children.
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Golden wedding.

RENO (Nev.), March 5.-Mr. and Mrs.
c. A. Bragg of Reno celebrated their
golden wedding last night at the elegant
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Fulton. Mr..
Bragg is widely known throughout the
otate ana IN Cali1ornla, and the many
toasts drank to their health last evening
by the guests present show in what high
esteem the aged couple are held in this.
community
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Two Prisoners strangled to Death.

BELGRADE, March SIT has transpired
that Helena Markovic and Helena Knica-
nine, who attempted to kill King Milan
in 1882, have been strangled to death in
prison. Milan has requested NJ. Cara
schanine to institute an inquiry into the
killing
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Ovation to the Queen and Empress.
Is He s'Jack the Ripper s''


BRUSSELS, March 5.-The rejection of
the slavery resolution caused tremen-
dous sensation in Brussels The rejection
unexpectedly opposed the work of the
international Slavery Conference, after
Hollands signature was virtually CO.
creed. King Leopold is greatly in
cenSed.
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THE FIRST TRAIN

SANTA ANA, March 5.-The first train
out of Santa Ana since February 22d
started for San Diego yesterday. The
first train to Los Angeles left at noon to-
day over the Santa Fe via San Bernardino,
after transferring at the Santa Ana River,
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Woman Suffrage.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 5.-A Chron-
icyc's Phoenix (Ariz.) special SAYS: The
Territorial Council yesterday passed the
Act granting the suffrage to women. This
morning the matter was reconsidered and
the measure killed. The lobby had
hardly recovered from the shock when a
message was received and read by the
Chief Clerk. 1t was as follows:
PHILADELPHIA pal March 5.
To the Legislative Cottacit, Pioni1 Ayizoao.
Earnest thanks from woman's heart. God
bless you See Luke, second chapter four
teenth verse. FRANCES E. WILLARD.
The head of the woman's movement
had failed to appreciate the enactive char
acter of the Arizona Legislature.
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Sal of Government Land on the West
Corner Of Richards and Merchant
Stree s, Ho ,olulu. Oahu.

On WEDNESDAY,, January IL,
1892, at II O'Clock noon, al the front
entrance of Aliiolani Hale will be sold
at public auction a strip of Govern
ment land on the west corner of
Richards and Merchant streets, ad-
joining the property of A. S. Bolster,
in Honolulu, Oahu, and containing an
area Of ll42 square feet more or less.
Upset price-$250
G. N. SPENCER,
Minister of the interior.
Interior Office, Dec. ii, 1891.
292 3t
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Will sO0n be too late 30
send reDlembrnDees 90 your
friends abroad, 80 20 at
0Dee 80 King Bros, OD Ii0-
leI street, and yet some 0f
their preii, aDd novel "Iia-
wa'ian" Christmas Cards
f0r the purpose,
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to and including Keanae. Polling
place: Hama Court House.
Inspectors-F. Wittrock,
ID. Center.
Specially appointed for Election
Day Benz. X. Kaiwaea.
Fourth Precinct. From Keanae,
to and including Halehaku. Polling
place: Office of Huelo Plantation.
Inspectors Henry Birch,
+. r. Inaina,
John Luehu.
Specially appointed for Election
Day William Turner,
S, X. Makaena.
ISLAND OF OAHU.
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FIFTH DIsTRICT-MAKAwAo.

FIFTH DISTRICT-MAKAWAO.
Consisting of that portion Of Ma
kawao lying South and West Of Hale
haiku Gulch with Kula
First Precinct. that portion of
said District known as Kula and that
portion of the land of Hamakuapoho
lying South and West of the Maliko
Valley and mauka of u line drawn
along the center of the road running
from Kaluanui TO the Makawao Jail,
and line drawn in extension there
of. Polling place: Makawao Court
House.
Inspectors +. w. Hardy,
John kalama,
Chas. Copp.
Specially appointed for Election
Day David Morton,
David Z. Eldridge.
Second Precinct. The remainder
of the District Of Makawao. Polling
place: Hamakuapoko School House.
Inspectors-C. II. Dickey,
II. Laws,
Il. Helekunihi.
Specially appointed fQF election
Day ,..,,,,,...
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SIXTH DIsrRIcT-HAgA.
Consisting Of all the rest OF the
Island " Maui.
First Precinct, -From gnu includ-
Ing iioDuaals, to aud Including Ka-
hlkiDgI, Polling place. IIonuaula
Court House,
Inspectors =~,s,,,,,,,st,,
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specially sppolDled for Election
lay 5. w. a, kaleihOa,
w. ~, kaaum0a.
hse0nd Precinct from kubiki-
nui, " and lneludiDg klpabuln P0ll'
lnR place School House., kipgbulu,
Inspectors rtftttst ftHtf
Christian Anlfess,
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THIRD DIsTRICT-HoNoLULU.

THIRD DIsTRICT-HONoLULU
Consisting of all that portion of
said Honolulu or Kona lying adjacent
to the First and Second Districts and
inside of line drawn from the cor
ner of Fort and Beretania Streets
along the middle of Beretanis Street
70 Richards Street, along the middle
of Richards Street 10 the sea, and
bounded NASAL by the sea.
First Precinct, All that portion Of
said District lying mauka Of Bcre-
tanIa Street. Polling place: Royal
School House.
lnspectors-W. {. Sproull,
j. NJ. Camara, Jr,
II. +. Poor.
specially appointed for Election
Day j. W. Naukana,
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Second preeinct-All that portion
II said District lying mskai Of Bere.
tania Street, Polling place Kspua-
lms Building,
lnspecl0rs--f, &. Porter,
II Armltsge,
kemllia kuhis
Specially appointed fof Election
Day /, J., lapiefre,
j. Paakauls
Foihfn plsfhlrT iiOAullit,
Consisting u al that portion VI
ssid llonolulu u hopa lying West "
llisinpis Isp and lhfee sud inslde
II line draHn ff0m che corner N
heb00l and i.lilha Alrpels thr0asb
ths mlddle II i.illha street a. hing
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ISLAND OF OAHU.
FIRST DIsTRICT-HoNoLULU.

FIRST DIsTRICT-H0NOLULU.
Consisting Of all that portion of
the judicial and taxation District of
Honolulu, or Kona, lying South East
of a line drawn from the summit or
peak of the Konahuanui range Of
mountains, along the crest of the
ridge separating Manoa and Makiki
Valleys from Nuuanu and Pauoa
Valleys, and across the crater or
bowl of the hill called Puuowaina
(Punchbowl) to the flag pole at the
old battery, thence direct to the
junction of Kinau and Alapai streets,
along the middle Of Alapai to King
street, middle of King street to
South street, middle of South street
to the sea.
First Precinct. that portion of
said District lying East of Punahou
street, and line drawn in extension
thereof, mauka and makai. Polling
place-Government Nursery, juno
tion of King and Waikiki streets.
Inspectors-E. L. $. SpaIding,
d. H. Davis,
S. Hsokano.
Specially appointed for Election
Day. J. A. Gilman,
..............
Second Precinct. All that portion
of said District lying West of Puma
hou street and line drawn in extern
sion thereof. Polling place: Bere-
tania Street School House.
Inspectors-E. b. Thomas,
.............
Specially appointed for Election
Day .............
S. X. Kamaka.
SECOND DISTRICT-HoNOLULU
Consisting of all that portion Of
said Honolulu or Kona, North of the
First District and inside of line
drawn from the flag pole at the old
battery on Puuowaina (Punchbowl)
to the junction of School and Emma
streets, along the middle of School
street to Fort street, along the mid
die of Fort street to Beretania street,
middle of Beretania street to Nuu-
anu stream at Smiths Bridge, thence
up the middle of said stream to
School street, middle of School
street to Liliha street, middle of
Liliha street to Judd street, along
the middle of Judd street to the crest
of the ridge on the North Westerly
side of Nuuanu Valley, and thence
along the crest of said ridge to the
peak called Lanihuli in the Konahua-
nui range of mountains.
First Precinct. that portion
of said District lying mauka of
School and Judd streets and East of
Nuuanu street. Polling place: Store
corner of Nuuanu and Pauoa streets.
Inspectors-Jas. g. Spencer,
J. o. Carter, Jr.,
G.. w. Kanoelehua.
Specially appointed for Election
Day A. +. p. Mcintyre,
James w. Hatfield.
Second Precinct. ALL that portion
of said District lying makai of Judd
and School streets and West of Nuu-
anu and Fort streets. Polling place:
Fourth House on the Eva side makai
of School Street Bridge over Nuu.
anu stream.
Inspectors-Hugh Gum,
Jack Ailau,
Geo. w. Nawaakoa.
Specially appointed for Election
Day William Keawe.
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Sale Of Remnant 0i Government Land In
Waiakoa, Kuia, Maui.

On WEDNESDAY,, January l3,
1892, at II o'clock noon, at the front
entrance of Aliiolani Hale will be sold
at public auction a Remnant of Gov
ernment Land in Waiakoa, Kula,
Maui, containing an area of 367
acres more or less.
Upset price--S5 per acre.
c. N. SPENCER,
Minister Of the Interior.
Interior Office, Dee. Ii, 1891.
295 81
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First Precinct. That portion of
Molokai, consisting Of Kalawao and
Kalaupapa. Polling place: Kalau-
papa Store House.
Inspectors-William Tell,
William Motley,
j. Kahaulelio.
Specially appointed for Election
Day William Clark,
G. Kopena.
Second Precinct. remainder
of the Island of Molokai. Polling
place: Pukoo Court House.
Inspectors-D d. McCorriston,
a ID. Kailua,
w. A. Kukamana.
Specially appointed for Election
Day j. H. Van Giesen,
A. Mauritz.
SECOND DIsTRICT-LAHAINA.
Consisting Of the District of La
haina and Kaanapali on Maui and the
Island of Lanai.
First Precinct. The District of
Lahaina. Polling place: Lahaina
Court House.
Inspectors-Henry Dickinson,
d. Kahaulelio,
G. Kaluakini
Specially appointed for Election
Day G. B. Cockett,
l.. M. Baldwin.
Second Precinct. The District Of
Kaanapali. Polling place: Honoko-
hau School House.
Inspectors-R. c. Searle,
Geo. Kauhi,
D..A. Wahinehookae.
Specially appointed for Election
Day j. A. Kaukau,
Third Precinct.-Island of Lanai.
Polling place: School House, Kaohai.
Inspectors--S. kahoohalahala.
.-.......
Palauina.
Specially appointed for Election
Day Kahikiwawe,
X. Kaai.
THIRD DIsTRICT-NoRTH WAILUKU.
Consisting of that portion Of Wal
luku lying North of the road from
lao Valley (on the South side of the
river), to the Sand Hills; thence
along the crest of the Sand Hills to
the mouth of the Wailuku river.
Polling place: Skating Rink.
Inspectors. .......,....
A. N. Kepoikai,
W. S, Maule.
Specially appointed for Election
Day ...,t.........'
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FOURTH DISTRICT Nth wAILUKU.
Consisting of that portion of the
District of Wailuku lying South of
the North Wailuku District and in
Guiding the Island of Kahoolawe, but
excluding HOnuaula.
First Precinct. portion of
said District lying between the Sand
Hills and the mountain and also the
Island of Kahoolawe. Polling place:
Wailuku Court House.
Inspectors-W. H. Daniels,
Ikaia Kuheleloa,
Manuel G. Ross.
Specially appointed for Election
Day K. b. Friel,
S. K. Kaiue.
Second Precinct.-The remaining
portion of South Wailuku. Polling
place: Custom House, Kahului.
lnsPectors-...
Kaulanaula.
Specially appointed for Election
Day c. r. McVeigh,
FIFTH DISTRICT-MAKAwAO.
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