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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-18
CONSERVATIVES DIVIDED.
On tho Subject Of Woman Suffrage Their
Platform.

On tho Subject Of Woman sufrrngc-Thcir
Platform.
Copyright, 1884, New York Associated Press.
LONDON. July H.-Nothing has recently
excited the inner conservative circle 30
much AS LorG salisbury's declaration that
female suf1ra1c ought To form n part OF
coming electoral reforms. cornell of The
conservative association p. na informal
meeting to-day decided - intimate 10 Lord
Salisbury that the ,,arty was 40 divided on
the question tbs IL would be unwise to
recognizes II a.: conservative principle. In
spite Of Salisbury's assertion that the life
OF parliament will not expire until August,
1893, electoral agents are preparing for dis
Golution in the spring. Apart from the
Irish local government bill tho con-
scryative platform will include re-
form bill amending the distribution
of seats by requiring Welsh
ana Irish representation, slightly increas-
ing the Scotch, and giving large advantages
have endorsed the leading features Of
Chamberlnin's age assurance scheme thus
committing the party to further develop
ments on lines of state socialism and the
distribution of seats will be strong card
III the game.
The suspension Of n peer, a rare event in
the nppsr house OF parliament, occurred to-
night in the case Of erratic Lord Denman.
LORD Dennan had given notice of motion
for the return Of the number of daya on
which the late Lord Granville attended the
housa and also tho days on which he, him.
self. Ind attended during Lord Granville's
lifetime. Whether the motion was in
spirsu by sheer crankiness or by malice.
Lord Denman was not allowed to
explain. Lord Salisbury interposing,
said the motion could only be
Described as unseemly. He moved that
Lord Denman should not be heard during
the remainder of the session. Lord Kim
berly concurred and the Salisbury motion
was agreed to. Lord Denman ''sloped,''
looking daggers at Salisbury
Sensational rumors that Mrs. Parnell has
in her possession compromising CORE
spondence with Gladstone which she OBJ +.
tanned while go-between when Parnell
was in Kilmanham Jail, have n basis OF
truth. she was in constant communi cation
with Chamberlain, Morley and Others, but
not with Gladstone. If Parnell chooses to
publish these letters they will disclose
chiefly the keen political craft of Mrs.
G'Shca.
Sir John Bender, speaking at meeting
OF the Direct Gable company. stated that
there had been positive decline in Allan
tic telearnphy since the operation of the
Mckinley law. He did not solely attribute
the decline to the Mckinley law, it was
partly due to depression in trade and to
competition. Eventually the United States
would discover that they suffered more
than anybody else from the new law.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-18
Called him u Liar.

JACKSON, Miss, July 17.-During joint
political discussion ut Oxford, Yesterday
between Hon. II. d. Money and Hon. Il.
Bhrksdale, the latter charged the former
with some Irregularities in connection with
the iand grant forfeiture matter. Money
called Bsrksdale n liar. whersupon Barks-
language was interchanged. Serious trou-
BILE was feared but the difficulty later was
smioably adjusted by the interposition of
friends
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-18
Big Fire mt LYNN.

LYNN. Mass, July T.-Fire originated in
Blakes block this evening rapidly spread
to Strout Bros. building adjoining and then
to other buildings on either side. For
time it looked as though the business por-
tion of the city would be destroyed and aid
was summoned from outside points. The
fire was gotten under control, however,
about II o'clock. Losses on burned and
damaged property will aggregate $500 COO.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-18
Did not ISeat 2:1O.

PrrTsBURa. Pa. July 1.-THE grand cir
cult trotting meeting closed to-day. The
principal event to-day was the attempt of
Budd Doble to drive Nancy Hanks to beat
2:1014 for pnrso of $25oo. She failed, but
lowert d tsr record to 2:l4.
2:25 trotting I&edmont won, Happy Bee
second, Dave Wilson third. Best time, 2:2l
Free-for-all - McDoel won, Rosalnd
Wilkes second. Jean Smith third. Best
time, 2:15&.
2:2O trotting-Lady Sheridan won, Mon
roe Brister second, Clermont third. Best
time, 2:20l.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-18
The Indians Arc Ue,y.

PRINCETON, Mimi, July 17.-Benjamin
Carter is down from the Mile I4acs Lake
country on his way to ST. Paul to interview
Gov. Merriam in behalf OF the settlers at
Mile Lacs Lake. Carter car les Il petition
signed by majority of all the settlers at
the Lake asking the governor to use his
influence in their behalf. The land has
been declared open for settlement. The
Indians are ugly, and threaten TO kill tho
first mnn who attempts to cut hSy on the
reservf tion. The settlers arc determined
to put up hay crop, and there is danger of
6eriou1 trouble,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-18
Accidentally Shot.

DEER LODGE, July E.-[Speciall This
afternoon james Coleman, the 15-year-
old son of Postmaster Coleman. while
out picnicing was accidentally snot in the
hand and wrist. He was playing with a
twenty two revolver and was handing it to a
companion when it was in some unknown
way discharged. The bullet entered the
palm of the hand and went up into the
wrist where it lodged and still remains. 1t
is painful though not a dangerous wound.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-18
The Russian Wheat Crop.

MINNEAPOLIS, July ia cable2ram re-
eeived by Charles A. Pillsbury from the
American consul at Odessa, Russia to-day,
says the wheat crop is o5 per cent. short,
end rye 60 per cent. short. This means a
deficiency of 50,000,O0O bushels of wheat,
end about 800. .U0O, 600 bushels of rye. Ii the
figures are oven approximately correct.
Russia must be large importer OF broad
stufis during the next season, instead of
being, rs i'll average years, An exporter
equal to tho United States.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-18
Crime in Europe.

SOFIA, July 1.-THE police to-day ar
rested two students for the murder of Con-
stentine Baltcheff, Bulgarian minister to
France, on March 27 last. The prisoners
made confession, and accused DR.. Moliff,
Dr. Rutchief and Col. Kissotf of urging
them to commit the deed. and they have
been arrested. Church Castroni, the man
accused of numbering Councillor Rossi in
the revolution i'll the canton of Ticino in
September, 1850, was to-day sentenced to
eight years. Imprisonment, twelve years
loss of civil rights, and to pay fine of
3, 633 francs for taking part Ill that rebel
lion. Castron1 is still in London
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-18
Rough. for German Syndicate.

CHroAao, July H.-Levy Mayer, of this
city, who has acted as attorney for the
purchasers in n number of large deals by
Englishmen in this country. says that
German capitalists are beginning to seek
Investments in the United States and u
large amount of German money is likely to
come here. Mr.. Mayer has just closed Il
purchase for syndicate, of which Hugo
Gumpt, u Berlin banker, ia the head, of a
mine near Hillshoro. N. NJ, known as the
Edwards mine. The price paid was
81 OOO,0uO
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-18
Fish All in the Sea.

QUEBEc, July 17.-Canadian gulf fisheries
this season are total failure so far as the
north shore and Magdalena islands are
concerned. Official information has been
received by the dominion agency of fisher
les here from an agent on Grindstone island
that the spring school of cod passed the
island while the entire population was
down with the grip and that none could be
caught. For the same reason lobster, which
WAS in great abundance, could not be taken
and the factories are closed down, sustain
ing seaious losses The agent writes that
uniesSs aGtunia mackerel fishing is good
there will be dire distress on the island next
winter. Since June 5 there have been
seventy-fye deaths on the island from la
grippe.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-18
win Not Teach 1t.

TOPEKA, Kan, Julv H.-Except A. NJ.
Schott, all alliance lecturers throughout
the state have declined to teach the people
tho principles of the sub-treasury sch-ne.
Vote il ow being taken in su ub-ailiances on
the question Of dropping the scheme from
the alliance platform. 1t il believed a ma
jority favor dropping 1t.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-18
Shut uD n Hank.

KANSAS Crry, July 16.-Ihe First National
bank, of Wyandotte, or Kansas City, Kan.,
suspended to-day and is in tho hands of u
bank examiner. President Wilson is very
reticent concerning the cause of failure
and the condition of the bank. He says,
however. that the assets are 100000 and
the liabilities are Sl00,oG0. Much Of tho
assets which were supposed to be gilt edged,
are of such nature, he says, as to prevent
rapid realization.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-18
Two Children Fatally Burned.

ERIE. Pa, July 1.-THE six-year- old
daughter of Chas. Schwartz. while making
bonfire in the yard this afternoon, spilled
kerosene on her clothing and in n moment
WAS in flames. The clothes of a baby sister
also caught fire, and when the mother
rushed to the rescue her dress was in flames
in an instant. Neiehbors succeeded in ex-
tinguishing the fire, but not until the chill
dren were fatally and the mother very seri.
Ously burned
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-18
Value of Mexican Lead Ore.

WASHINGTON, July H.-Treasury regula-
tions governing importations of Mexican
ores have been amended 30 as to provide
that i'll determining the value of ore con-
tanned in Mexican ores such value shall be
computed at the latest known price of bar
lead in the New York market less a cents
DER pound.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-18
Racing at Brighton.

BR1aHToN BEACH, July H.-Warm and
clear, track fast. Five furlongs-Martel
won, Laurenska second. Valette third.
Time, 1:0316.
Five furlopgs-Money Maid won, Vital
Spark second, Sister to Jim Douglas filly
third. Time, 1O4I.
Six and one-half furlongs-Belevue won,
SeveL furlongs-Autocrat won, Waiter
son second, Kitty third. Time, 1889.
Five furlongs-Vocalite won, Weight
second. Mtdnsa third. Time, 1:03M.
Five futlongs-Peaestrian won, Sorlang
second, Thiers third. Time, 1:O2.
One ard one-sixteenth miles-Leranto
won, Benedictine second, Air George third.
Time, 1:4914.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-18
Reyolutionis.s Organize.

New YoRK, July 1.-THE Haytian revolu-
tionists, exiled, mot in general assembly ut
Kingston. Jamaica. June 20. and elected
Anseire Prophet general-in chief of their
forces. pronInciamento was issued by
the general -in-chief setting forth The hor-
rible crimes of Hippolyte and summoning
his fellow-citizens to JOIN him in the de-
livery of the iaytian people. The new
commander is considered one OF Hayti's
ahlest soldiers
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-18
CriIne md Mystery.

RED Lopez, July 17.-[Special. Godfrey
Demels was taken to Livingston by Sheriff
Templeton to-day. 1t is currently reported
this afternoon that the body of the boy
missed from Dilworth's ranch some days
since was found with bullet hole through
the body.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-18
Rombarued u Temperance Man.

FINpLAY, O., July l7.-Last night mob,
in sympathy with saloons. visited Rev.
residence at North Ridgeville,
after he and his wife had retired and hom-
barded the house with boulders and brick
bats, breaking in windows and seriously
damaging the house. Reidinger had been
preaching strongly for Temperatures.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-18
Union of Australian Colonies.

SYDNEY, N. s. W., July 17.--Lord Jersey,
in opening parliament, announced bills on
tirely remodeling the electoral law and
greatly extending tho franchise among citi-
2ens, incluuing wonen. The question of a
union of the Australian colonies will be in
troduced without delay, in order to insure
concurrent action by tho other colonies.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-18
Be,le Davis Attempts Suicide,

M1ssouIA, July T.-ISpecial. AT an
early hour this morning Belle Davis, at
one time we'll known to the sporting ele-
ment of Helena, and at present propri-
etress of maison dc joie i'll this city, at
tempted suicide by taking an immense
dose of morphine. DR.. Mccullough sue
ceeded in resto, ing her. This ID the third
time during the past year she has volun-
tarily sought an early grave.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-18
Mystic Park Meeting.

Boston, July 17.-The Mystic park July
meeting closed this afternoon 237 class
Mountaineer first, Calsola second, Arago
third. Time. 2:23sl.
2:3O class-Ramona first, Dumotte second,
j. Y. G. third. Time. 2:24s4.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-18
Railroad Omcials in Missouln.

MIssouLA, July T.-[speoial. M. G.
Kimberly, Chas. s. Fee, G. w. Dickinson
and A. ID. Edgar, all prominent Northern
Pacific railtoad officials, are in Missoula to-
day. What Significance this visit has in
railroad matters cannot be learned.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-18
Conflicting Reports.

WASHINGTON, July ia telegram was
received at the war department this morn
ing from General McCook at Los Angeles.
Gala, i'll which he says the sheriff at Flag
staff, Arlz., apprehends an outbreak of the
Naval Indians The United States mar
shal, however. reports to General McCook
that there is no danger of an uprising. To
settle the doubt raised by conflicting state
ments tho general has sent to investigate,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-18

PANAMA. July 1.-THE Guatemalnn as-
sembly haa deereed the suppression OF duty
on CATTLE aour and other provisions impor-
ted from abroad. The press praises unani-
mously the measure, as 1t undoubtedly
saves the poorer GLASSES from famine.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-18
Blaine More Hopeful.

BAR HARBoR, Me-, July H.-Blaine drove
out IA usual. He takes n walk every fair
day. His health is still improving. The
physician says he has beon improving more
rapidly of late and is more hopeful and con-
tident about himself.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-18
In Connection with the N. p.

PIERRE, s. d., July 17.-Manager Ward,
OF the Duluth, Pierre d Black Hills road, is
in the CITY, and claims that before winter
company will be incorporated to build
the road from Pierre to Denver in connec-
tion with the Northern Pacific.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-18
Kefreshmcnt Privileges.

MIssouLa, July IT, Especial. Bar priv
ileges at the Missoula race track were sold
tonight to Doc Reed for $500. The res
tsurant privileges went to Tom Risch for
$3.50.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-18
BASE BALL.

The Home Club Mentioned First In the
Record Here Printed.
LEAGUE CLUBS.
Cleveland 12, Cincinnati 8.
PittsbuTg 6, Chicago 2.
ASSOCIATION CLUBS.
Boston 8, Louisville 2.
Washington 2, Cincinnati l.
Baltimore 8, Columbus 6.
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9aS @arteub an: 0ttGute.

Uau, Der Dem NuI9luB Der Euppel gum
unterbau bient. Da5 game front etne
i@0n 9earbeitets Gabnenitanse. Yin biz
Bauilcns id(ieaen iia ie,trudrts lans'
geitredte riebri9e @olouaoen al, bic
nit @las beoedt iino. Sn slei@es
96be nit benen oeS Mittelbaues bat
ieoer bieier @dulensdaee uoer Gelona'
ben 20 9roBe 6eniterb69en, drii4eu
oener ,uieoer idlante @iulen poittrt
jino. Die l:bteren trasen einen i@aa'
len, einfaden 6ries uno bieier oieut
tuieoerum einem iiber bic gauge 2dn9e
Der @olonaoeu l~aufeuoen 8alcon ala
Baiis. gtui Der &e bieies Balloons
iiub Blumenuaien auiseiteQt, audi il
sr nit Jabuenitansen rei9li@ uerie6en,
bon benen bic Bi:~.1'f aQer Mationen
Fattern .uerben. 0iele 5abnenitanseu
limb ni@t nur auf ben Balloons ber
@olonaoen poltirt, ionoern au4 in gro.
ser 8abl lber baS @ebdube uertheilt.
9as GlettrisitAtss Gebawse.
Bon Noroen na9 @ioen tpirb bet
6usteQunQsplab BON eiuem breiten Ra'
nal ourd5oaeu. 9(n ieinem Noroenoe
tbeiit ct lid in 5tuei Nrme, iuelde cine
ualobemadie ue Sniel umihlie6en. Gio'
li@ bon benz &unfte, no bieie Nrme
pie6er 3uiammennieBeu, lduft Der Ranal
IN i@nurseraber &i@tuus Bic ans @noe
oer @~auptaruppe Don @ebduoeu. Dem
Rerpaltunnsaet6ube 6t[i6 oeaeulber
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-09-24

u,1noet er tn oas Qauptbali1n Elm. ,pel'
4ss bic Mittellinie Der breiten @spla'
nabe biloet. an uel9er bic 9auptfa9aoen
Diejer Bauten liesen. 4n ieinem tpeit'
(i@en uier, nit Der ilblideu 5ront an
oieie &splanabe itoBeno, liest nun bas
@lettri5itdts @ebduoe. g. lduft Der
2dnse mad parallel nit benz Snoutrie.
palalt, tpelder 6jtli@ oauon liest, wdb'
reno nab @eiten III bas @ebduoe fir
8ersbau uno @lttenweien bas 5una4f
fol9enbe 1T.
Ser 2dnse nod, BON Morbeu nod
Sioen, miBt bas @ebduoe 766 5ub, oer
Breite mad. pom Often mad Beiten, 351
GuB. @s beoedt alio einen Gld@enraum
BON etua. 3tpei 9ettare11. TroS biefer
bebeuteneen Nusbebnuns erfldrte Der
@bef Der elettrii9en Mbtbeilung, 8ro'
fejior s. g. Barrett, pel@er juslei@
bic @teQe bes itdotii@en Glettriters IN
Gbicaeo betleibet, BON Gnfans an, bab
Is ben Mnforberursen Der elettriihen
NusieQuns ni&t seniisen tuiroe. CT
beltauo oarauf oaB man ber eleftrii4en
alus ltelluns ben @(as an&peiien ioQte,
tuelder innerba(b Der BON ben @iienbabn'
geleilen sebloeten S@leiie lie9t uno dur
Auinabme hes ytebenbaues dur Nal4i'
uenba1e uno auoerer Bauteu beitimmt
1T. Da iebo@ cine fol&e Nenoernn9
nit benz &eiammtplan ber GusiteQuns
pom baMtiujtfern@en etanbpuutte aus
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III Uonp1n 9eraroen pdre, 10 ipuroe ~
men Nnforoecun9en auf anOere HDette
@enige 9elelItet. Nau idafte ndmlidy
baour4 n1ebr Ylat, bab man bic re-
i@iuen, berer man CUR GrSeusuno -.
Glettrijitdt beburfte, aus benz Glettri1b
tdts> @ebdube ueben beiastem Reteabs1
;ur RafdiuenbaIe rerle9te.
9as Glettr,1itdts> Gebdube ,pirb eisea
Huflpaub pom et.oa $3.50, 900 erforbera-
Dem l6auptplane mad jerfdQt ieiue Cos
itruttion in elm BON Rorten ua9 SaSes
laufenbes ,9aupti4iH BON 1l5 6s6
8teite unb ia SUI 966e unb Elm 0nee,
i4if bon berielbeu 8reite uub 36t1.
iueld.s es in Der Mitte bur@treuat 9a
Dader Der S4ife laufen i&rda ah
S,e bejteben aus Giien unb @laS. 0es
Ibriee Ibeil oes 0abes it fad mi
ettua 60 SUP lber benz Grbbooeu. 8sa
oben berab ~bea,nneub, betreteu mir -
erjt bas 3,peite Stodlpert bes @ebdubeaL
9ieies beitebt aus u1ebreren 0alerie4
tuel@e bur@ 3uei srobe Briden nd
chamber uerbunoen finb. I'm ieber
Bride befinoeu ii4 auei breite Zreppe4,
au4 flbren tleiuere Ereppen an ben pieE
Gden oes Webduoes biuauf. Der Cd.
@enraum BET @alerien betrdst 1883
luaoratiuB, tanu ieoo@ i'm &otbfada
nod per8r6Bert werbeu. Die Ginri&t1ne
bes Grosei&ofes tam erft euboalti9
beitimr1t werbeu; tueua bic erRadatip1
Der Nusbequuaaaeaenitd 10 beaia1A
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-09-24

SuI0e Oee ulN, 6IUllVeu le
amei 6enjtern ihlante jonii9e Sduleu
poltirt, bic. benz @elammtbilbe einen
freuno1i9en @baratter auiprd9en. 8ei
ben tleinen HauiQons tragen bieie 6du'
len einen bobeu, reid NIT allesorii@eu
6tsuren uuo Gru@ten sei@madten
Trles, Der ii@ BON beu @ao'qons iber
ben aanaen Mittelbau eritredt uub nur
in ber Atitte burd be empuritrebenoeu
8ilajter be3 YortaleS unterbrodeu
,uiro. lleber benz Cries befiubet fid
elm n%ieoriser Balcon unb Don bielem
aus ,p0lben ii9 bic uben abseFa9teu
fleinen &uppeln bes @auiQons. 9ieie
@uppeln 1inb NIT @las bebedt unb an
ibreu oberen Gnoeu BON elmer Hrabes'
trone unnseben. Suf ben 8altons ,1'
ter Der &uppel~ itebeuo lu.ro man eiue
pra4tpoQe MusiiAt auf ben NuS'tel'
iuussplas eenieBen. Su sle,&er 901e
nit ben ioeben e%rtpdbnten Balcons.
u0lbt (i@ binter ben &uppelu Der Sei=
tenpapiqons bic 9ruBe 2uppel BEL
Wittelaebduoes. Gle lit nit @las Be:
bedt nuo ,uiro bur9 bori5ontal oufitre=
beuoe eiierne 3rdeer, bel Blumen8uirlau.
ben porteQen, in 18 Geloer aetbe.lt. 9it
5orm Der 9%aupttuppel 1T balbopal, bic
.lestere 1T tute bic fleineren aui ben Mittel.
paulQons uben abgeplattet. Nn ber
STEELE, mo- bic eiiernen 86sen mad oben
bin abi4lieben. it Elm flel,er pfene1
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oer].!Uen Wrr wle al ger Jrout nit
Dem Qauptpauiuon 6uidmmenbdasen,
ituei offene @ofrdume uon ie 88x27C
SUI. Ser 6auptpauillon bat e.usu
9urdneier con 1877 SUB uno elue
90be BON l13 GuB ut,o trdst eiuen
balboualen, mt @laS teoedten Som.
bur9 ben bas 9a9esliht iii Das Sniert
bes @ebdube fdqt. Ser 6aupteuu,
gang 5u, benz @ebduoe tlDrt burh Das
in Der Mitte unter Der 0aupttuppel
beleeene Yortal, peldes III beioen Sei.
ten bon md9tigeu corintbil4:n @auler
getragen tpiro. Das Gortal, tpel@es
auf ben 8eiu@er auBerit impoiant ,pirtt,
1T iebr reid 9ebalten; du be,ben @eiten
beielben befinoen ii@ auf bo6en Soft.
an1eaten Statuten, wel9e auf ben 8wed
bes @ebdubes 8e3us baben.
! @dbrenb bas MeuBere oes @eiammtz
baue8 I'm NQ9emeinen einfa9 unb bod
imponirenb eebalten 1T, 1T Der Nittel<
bau NIT 8lumen> unb 5ru@titaden reid
becorirt, tpoour@ er far bas ause gang
Defenders anjiebeuo ,pirtt. 8u beibeu
@eiten bes 9auptpauiQons liest je Elm
tleinerer @apiQon, bic du ebener @roe
NIT 9ruBen balbbosenf0rmisen Genfteru
oeriebeu iino. 9as gauge @ebaubs
,pirb BON elmer tieori9en Rampe umge'
ben unb auf bieier @ampe rubens, fit
ben mir iomobl bel bieien t1eiueret
8qpiQoua. all. aud Iber bic aruie
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-04
ARRIVES AT HONOLULU.
STMR. CLAUDINE,'
DAVIES, Commander,

Will leave Honolulu every Tuesday
at o'clock P. M, touching at Kahu-
lui, Huelo, Hama, Hamoa and kipa-
hulu. Returning will arrive at Homo
lulu every Sunday morning.
E9 No Freight will be received
after a P. M. on day OF sailing.
Consignees must be at the landings
to receive their freight, as we will not
hold ourselves responsible after such
freight has been landed. While the
Company will use due diligence in
handling live stock, we decline to as
sume any responsibility in case OF the
loss Of same, and will not be responsible
for money or jewelry unless placed in
the care of Pursers.
w. G. WILDER, President.
S. B. ROSE, Secretary.
CAPT. j. A. KING, Port Supt.
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-04
WldGr'S Steamship CO. S
IT
TIME TABLE:
LORENZEN. Commander.

Will leave Honolulu at 9 o'clock P. NJ,
touching at Lahaina, Maalaea Bay
and Makena the same day; Mahu-
kona, Kawaihae and Laupahoehoe the
following day, arriving at Hilo at
midnight.