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The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-08-11
On PfiiaI. klglSt Il. 1891.

Ar II O'CLOCK \. II
AL the riSh. title aud interest or The sid John
Richardson n and 70 the folloSius property,
L An undivided O1e-hAlf interest in and 10
the land described in L. t. \. SslT. Auzns s. SO
ScrsS n the III OF hSp1al3ea- ApSua : Iii Of
PlSOoSU- 11hsle IL acres Mahele , = acres.
Al the above lands being Situate in WSikapa.
Maui.
= An undivided Oaefourth interest in The
p1>rGre land IL W4ikspu. described in Royal
Patent No. So. containing IN area Of - acres.
) An undivided Oue-haIf Interest IN that
Tdl12ole piece OF txrO land SiIgzte in the Iii OF
he1hupi0. Waii1Su, being the land described in
r p. So. L [. A $50. conlaiuinS - acres.
4 razt very vSlCabls piece OF real estate on
Einsyzrt ST. in the town Of Wailukg. contain
Ing Al AREA OF i.45 ScreS
D An undivided o1e-hzlf Interest in piece
OF vzlcG6le potato land Siruzte in kaulaOie
hz-s- Mani. containing N area 81 II acres more
o. less
8 Also one Halls Safe and Office furniture
consisting OF desk and chairs
a Also 80 head OF horses. - muieS and
Jacks
u Terms of Sa'e-CASH.
All deeds Al expense OF purchaser.
s1- Further particulars can be obtained II the
once Of L A Ihur>IOn. Honolulu, o. Heary
Trss6WzF. WSiIuku-
ESilakG. NSCi, July 70. 1881.
T. W. EVERETT,
1861 ACCTIONEER
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-08-11
DIED

SNYDEE-Tn this city August 5. 1891.
George SNYDER, ; native q Somerset.
Pa. [. : a, Sssd - Years
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-08-11

wste-,-oIossrzI Escs-d-
81 rE a-TEENE-N- SIT 1855
rrEzE N1N-AL-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-08-11
FOR SALE.

ALIRGE BLACK CALIFOR-
~ MA horse, broken 10 saddle and
III harness Price $50. Apply to
4 G. Curtis. Papaikau. l3A1m-
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Nm advertisements.
AUCTION SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate
AND
LIVE STOCK
ON TIE ISLAND OF MAUI.

81 0eieg Of L. A. ThurStou. ESQ. Assignee Of
SoGu RICHARDSON. I viii sell SO Public Auction
- tGe Bl>NARh STABLES premises. IN the
town - WztlDSz. Island OF Maui
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
WISCONSIN NEWS
To be continued.

The Rev. a. NJ Deford, the Hortonville
ministe" In Waupun prison for raising
bills, has been given the place of hospital
steward, made vacant by Hartley Clifford g
pardon and departure.
Ed. J. Sawyer, an attorney and formerly
of Hartford, has become one of the man
ayers of The Horizon Reporter, which
will be hereafter published by a stock COM
pany.
The Van Brant & Davis company, of
Horizon has removed its extensive plant
to Minneapolis. HORIZON men will try to
get manufacturing concern to use the
old shops.
An insane man was found naked in a
barn at River Falls He gave his name as
Hoffman, but nothing further could be
learned of him.
The military enCanpment season has
opened at Camp Douglas.
Menasha men are highly indignant that
the congressional committee on river and
harbor improvements passed them by in
its visits along the Fox.
The residence OF Iohn r. DAVIS, Il
wealthy Neenah lumberman, was entered
by thieves and gold watch and some
money stolen
A child, closely resembling in appear
ance a monstrous frog, was born recently
near Poygan. 1t is said to be alive and
healthy.
The body of William Wetler, musician,
was found in the woods near Watertown.
1t is supposed he died of heart trouble
1t is said that cheese shipments from
Fond du Lac now amount to 5000, 900
pounds annually,
high school building will be erected
at kaukauna,
Mrs. Daniel McMullen, widow of the
engineer, and Mira. Peter Seipp widow of
the brakeman, who were killed in the
wreck at Vernon on the Wisconsin Cen
trail road, will each bring suit for S. 600
the full amount possible under the statute.
Henry Herricl1 has been appointed
deputy game warden for Racine county
c. NJ Fairchild, editor of the Marinette
North Star, is laid up with broken leg,
having been run over while riding bis
bicycle.
The Chippewa river is 50 low at Du-
rand that two yoke of cattle wadiug in
mid.straam are used to tow boats up the
river
T. Burke, yardmaster for the Wisconsin
Central railway Mt Ashland, is under ar
rest on a charge of having broken into a
freight car with intent to steal. The al
legged otfense vas committed a year ago.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
lavish whlle nd scnonl.

, lavish ~nlIe Ut school.
The day, which had begun with a short
| exhortation from the Rev. Mr. Gordon, as
Service said. ended with a prayer repeated
In concert; and by ten o'clock every one
was sleeping s0undly under the watchfuI
care Of Fan, who could be trusted &c
give the alarm in case of danger
= II through the month of June the cold
increased in severity; the centigrade Their
moneter indicating temperature of ten
or twelve degrees below zero most of the
time When the wind changed the cold
abated little; them came a hea3y snow
storm; and the young colonists could in
dnlge in one of those snow balling matches
so much in vogue in England. The result
was several slightly battered heads; and
one Of the most unfortunate was Jack,
though he was merely playing the part OF
spectator at the time. A hard snowfall
violently thrown by Cross hurt him severe.
ly, though 1t was not aimed at him, and a
cry of pain escaped him.
81 didn't mean to do it," said Cross-the
usual excuse Of all careless people.
81 suppose not, " replied Brian, attracted
to the scene of the accident by his brothers
cry, Still, you do very wrong to play SO
roughly
But why does Jack stand around here
If he doesn't want to pIay?"
What fuss about nothingr' exclaimed
Donovan.
Eyes, it is not of much consequence"
replied Brian, seeing that Donovan was
anxious tofake part in the dispute; "but
/ hope Cross will be more careful in fu.
ture"
81 don't see any need of telling him
that" retorted Donovan. Didn't you
hear him say that he didn't mean to do itp"
81 don't understand why you should in.
terfere, Donovan" said Brian. 1T is q
matter that concerns only Cross and my.
self, it seems to me-"
"And me as well, when you choose to
assume that tone""
"As you please-and when you please"
retorted Brian. folding his arms detiantly.
To be continued.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
CAUSED A SENSATION.
NJ. LouTs People Making Inquiries
About IA Chicago Marriage.

CHICAGO, July 2s.-A dispatch from
st. Lonis says that the marriage IN this
city yesterday OF A. ReinsJandler to
Miss BERTHE FOX mas caused sensation
there. Miss OK is well known belle
OF 81, Louis. several days ago she and
her sister arrived in Chicago anu resl Is
tered at the Leland. Yesterday
Reinstadler, also of st. Louis, APP
peared on the scene. During the day
the two quietly left the hotel and when
they returned they stated that they
had been married 1t is not known
who perfor ed tre ceremony, and the
newly Marie. couple only remained
long enough to pack their trunk ana
eaten train back to st. Louis. from
the nature of inquiries made by friends
and relatives of the couple in st. Louis
it appears to have been a case of elope-
ment.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
THE BURIED ALIVE"
Removal OF the Nuns to Other and
Less Rigorous institutions.

LONDON, July 2s.-A letter from
Naples states that the nuns known as
The Buried Alive" who were re-
moved by the authorities from the con-
vent of that name, have all been placed
in other and less rigorous institutions.
The ecclesiastical authorities, who
were at first opposed to the change as
interfering with the pledges assumed
by the nuns, have given their consent to
the transfer. The mans lived in al
most perfect seclusion. Each wore
thick veil and was confined to her cell.
Except in urgent cases they had no
communication with any one The
municipal inspectors declared that the
cells were living graves. The build
ing is now to be changed into an ele-
mentary school for poor girls.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31

piled Brian. "lts"aH1s to me only proper
that we should do here AS people In all
other countries do
Yes! yes! governor. Let us elect o
goyernorr' cried all the boys in chorus.
YES, let us elect chiefr' said Donovan.
but on condition that it Is only for a
stated time-a year, sayr'
But that he may be reelected" added
Brian
Agreed. Whom shall we choosep ask.
ed Donovan. little anxiously.
1t seemed, indeed, that the jealous lad
had but one fear-that the choice OF his
comrades might fall upon Brian. He was
speedily undeceiyed, however
Whom should we choose but the wisest
OF us alp replied Brian; "our comrade,
Gordonp
"Yes yesI hurrah for GordonW
AT first Gordon seemed disposed to de
cline the honor forced upon him, prefer.
ring to organize rather than command;
bul on thinking of the trouble that the
undisciplncd passions Of these lads might
create in the future, he said to himself
that the authority with which they wish
ed to invest him might prove of service in
the settlement of dissensions and allowed
himself to be proclaimed chief the little
colony on Chairman Island.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
Special TrA on the Cincinnati Ham
ilton & Dayton Road Wrecked
at Middletown, 0.
Freight Crashes Into the Two
Rear Coaches Completely
Demolishing Tn
Details Meager but at Least Five
are Killed and Twenty
Wounded.

DAYTON, O., July PA wreck oc-
Cured on the Cincinnati, Hamilton X
Dayton road at Middletown station, near
here, tonight. At least FIVE aud perhaps
seven are killed, while the number of
wounded is estimated at twenty. The
employees of the National Cash Register
company were given picnic at
Woodsdale park today by that company,
They were returning on special train of
| fourteen cars and the train was being run
onto a side track at Middleton station,
when "A freight train crashed into the next
to the rear car This car was full of people
and with two others also crowded, was
totally wrecked. Some passengers who
were on that train reached here at mid
night on the Big -Four express, but are
able to give but meager details of the dis
aster, A boy named Patterson was cut in
three pieces; woman named Fryer was
killed, and little girl, unknown,
died shortly after being taken from the
debris. The names OF the other injured
can NOT oe learned uhVil 6he re'ler Train
| reaches mere Nearly all the people IN tne
TWO cars were INJURED some being lrlghI-
fully mangled.
railroad oflclaIs furhlsh The Following
i aank olmoner'
Lime lrlce'
Young Patterson
These three are the only ones whom We
have definite account OF beng Killed
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
Live StocIx.

CHICAGO, July 2.--Receipts OF cattle 5000,
made up OF 500 rangers, 5000 Texans and
2,uOl natives Receipts 400 less than this
time last week. Business only fair aud values
steady al the advance OF 10 to Is cents noted
yesterday. Receipts of hogs 1000, slow
aud the turn rather downward common and
coarse packers, - to $3.50; good mixed and
packers $40 to $40; prime heavy and
utcher weights, S5.45 to $50, prime light,
s5.1u to s5.7a Receipts of sheep 700 and all
al
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31

This ceremony having been completed
Co the entire satisfaction of everyone, the
boys were about to retire for the night
when Brian asked them TO give him their
attention fora moment
Now that we have named our island,
would 1t not be we'll TO choose a governor
for itYn he asked
"A goyernor'' repeated Donovan, quick
ly.
Yes, il seems 70 me that everything
would 20 on more smoothly II ono Of rs
had some authority over the others" re.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
JOSIE CANDLES GREAT SLIDE.
She Goes Down Dumb Waiter to
Escape Arrest.

New YoN", July ?7.--Twelve-year old
Josie Gambla gave Agents Finn and
Hunt of the Society for the Prevention
OF Cruelty to Children a hot chase yes
terday before she was captured, and
incidentally performed the remarkable
feat of sliding down a dumb waiter
rope from the seventh floor to the eel
lar. Josie's mother set her the task,
and she performed it after the manner
of a trained athlete. The society found
that the child's morals were being cor
rupted in the fat where her mother was
janitrc $, and ordered her away, but
she deiied he order.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
THE ARkET rs.
itIcs.go,

CHICAGO. July 2s.-Markets were very 40
tive on Change again to day Prices went
soaring early. reaching higher points than
yesterday There was general decline later
in the day, resa.ting In break Of 2 cents or
more In wheat and ORR and 80 cents In pork.
d cemhvr wheat sold 81 to % &c to 80 TO 20
2r at the cl use september corn sold up to
g. lac back to . &c and closed IS 5sc. July
sold g. and g Ice, closing 81 l2c. Rye was
for ed up to 4 cents September pork sold
II = 10 aud Sil.45 TO close. Lard and ribs
closed l. &c under last night
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
Daughters of Veterans.

MAssILLoN, Ohio July g8.-The an
nual convention of the National ALI
ance of daughters of Veterans of the
United states Of America opened here
to day The attendance, however, is
not very large, the railroads having
refused to make special rates for the
occas ion. The reports of the officers
have not been MAZE public.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
ITALIAN IMMIGRANTS.
Corporations Pay Their Fare to This
Country.

CurCAGo, July %. AS a result of the
investigation by the immigrant inspectors
it is understood that the government
officials ARE in possession of the facts to
show that hundreds of Italian laborers
have been brought to this country at the
expense of some corporation not yet
known.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
New York stocks.

NEW YoRK, July 2s.-The market opened
active and stronger, The advances extended
g. IL per cent led by Laekavanna. atchison,
Quincy, md Richmond Terminal London
bought about ..o0i shares Lead was heavy,
selling downs per cent The temper If the
room was somewhat bullish owing TO the
soyer.nr Of shorts. Exchange 49, - to as.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
CAME TO NOTHING.
San Francisco's Sensational Senatorial Case
IL Non suited

SAN Francisco, July 28,-The suit of
George Taylor against twenty-four state
senators ended today. Taylor's council
wanted further time to look up missing
witnesses. Judge Wallace denied the mo-
ton, saying there was little prospect of a
speedy finding of the witnesses, and the
case could not be indefinitely continued.
The counsel thereupon agreed to non-suit
the case.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
NEW GOLD DISCOVERIES.
They Cause Great Excitement Twenty Ave
Miles from Carson.

Carson, New. July 2S-Discoveries OF
free gold at Pine Nut, twenty-five miles
from here have caused a rush of pros.
pectors to The district A town
named zionyiIle has been laid
out. An expert miner from here
who looked over the country says for ten
miles square there are many quartz lodges,
showing free gold on the surface. He
thinks the discoveries as promising as
those first made on the Comstock lode.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
wild Enthusiasm for Hiaiue.

CHICAGO, July 2S.-The Republican
editors met here today to discuss
Hnc of action for the State and Ma
ii nal campaign in 90. A permanent
organization was formed and united
action in all things decided upon. The
name of James G. Blaine cllcited the
wIdesy enthusiasm. The convention
Will not ad iourn before tomorrow.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
GUATEMALA'S APPROPRIATION,
1t WIN Donate $tao, 900 to the Chicago
Exposition.

WASHINGTON, July ga cablegram
was received yesterday from Lieut., Geo.
7. Scriven, commissioner for the Chicago
exposition to Central America, announcing
that the congress of Guatemala, which Is
new in session. mas appropriated 800 900
in gold to pay the expenses of its exhibit
at the Chicago exposition and has made
an additional appropriation of $4,000 in
gold to pay the cost of erecting building
of typical architecture in which the ex.
hibit will be displayed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31

LONDON, July 2s.-Parnell appeared
in the bankrupt court this morning for
hearing as to the payment OF costs in
the O'Shea divorce case, amounting to
e773. great crowd gathered around
the building to see Parnell, who APP
peared Indifferent to their observation
and remarks.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31

LONDON, July 2S.-Moltlle memoirs
seem likely to be a source of endless
military polemics. The heirs of Gen.
Steinmetz already threaten to publish
a volume of "reminiscences which were
suppressed with considerable didiculty
at the special request of William |.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
TRICKED THE CASHIER.
Employee of Cleveland Printing Co
steals 81, 900

CLEVELAND. O., July 27.-At Akron
today, Otto Sehoenbure, aged 10, an em.
ployee Of the Werner Printing company,
called the cashier, who was making up
the pay roll to the telephone. When the
cashier returned to the office. Otto was
missing, he having stolen $4,000 from the
desk and disappeared. Two oonfederates
were waiting outsi ie with team. OH
Gers are in pursuit, but no trace of hi5 his
been discovered.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
BANoUETs THE COMMIT GEE
Lord Mayor of London Honors the
Worlds Fair.

Worlds Fair.
LONDON, July 28.-The lord mayor of
London, Sir Joseph Savory, at Manson
house today banquetied the for
eign committee of the Columbian
fair commission. Lady Saw
DRY and Sir Richard Webster, the attor,
ney general, and other members of the
royal commission appointed to supervise
exhibits of Great Britain at the fair were
present. The lord mayor during the ban
auet made speech in which he warmly
commended the Chicago fair to the Eng.
lish people, saying he believed 1t would
excel any exhibition.held up to the present.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
Welded IN DEATHS PRESENCE
Strange Marriage Of George Aiken
and Lulu Wright at selma, Ala.

SELMA, Ala, July 2s.-Last evening
Miss Lulu Wright and George Aiken
were married under the most trying
circumstances. Some months ago the
you9g couple were to have been mar
ricu nut the wedding was
postponed Yesterday morning the
yoapg brides mother. who had been
very sick, made her will and requested
the immediate marriage of the lovers
after death had called her. At 2:3O p.
m. Mrs. Wright died, and scarcely had
her lips grown cold before Rev. DR..
Dickinson, in the presence of few
relatives and the corpse of the brides
mother, married the young couple.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
Rumored Fusion of Roads

MONTREAL, July q "A cable from Lon.
don says: Canadian Pacific and Grand
Trunk stocks are buoyant on account of
the rumored objects of the visit to
this city of Messr, Van Horne and
Depew. II is now believed that an
actual fusion of the two roads is imprao,
teal. although it is generally thought
friendly traffic arrangement will be ar
rived at provided the Grand Trunk adopts
a pacific attitude towards the Canadian
Pacific"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
BLAIR BURNED.
Business Portion of n Trempeleau County
Town DESTROYED.

WHITEHALL, July 28.-The business
part of the town of Blair, Trempeleau
county, was burned this afternoon; loss,
$50. 900 to Sc. 900.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
BIG RAILROAD MEN,
Chauucey NJ. Depew aud President Van
Horn In London.

ToRoNTo, Ont, July ga cable from
London says The sudden arrival of Persi
dent Van Horne, of the Canadian Pacific
railroad, in London, coupled with the fact
that Chaun9ey NJ. Depew is already here,
attracts much attention in the city
circles, The 9tiicia statement is that Mr..
VanHorn is here ON strictly private bus
mess, but the belief in many quarters is
that the result of his business will proba.
bly, be seen in large financial operations. y
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31

Several of these are perhaps fatally
hurt. The company sent two Pail man
cars from Cincinnati tonight to take the
injured to Dayton. A number Of slightly
injured are not enumerated in the above
list.
The Portland daily press., 1891-10-09
suRyINc TELEPHONE WIRES.
The Legislature Has Forestailed tho
City government.

At the meeting OF the City Government
held Monday evening an ordinance to permit
the Telephone Company to put its wires in
conduits, underground, and which had
passed both boards at the September meet
ing to be engrossed, 1t will be remembered
passed to be ordained in the upper board,
but met with a check in the lower board,
where 1t was laid on the table for week,
and a committee of investigation on the part
of that board appointed.
1t now appears that the matter by the ac-
tion of the legislature last winter was taken
out of the hands of the Common Council
altogether and placed in the hands of the
Board of Mayor and Aldermen, as will be
seen by the following extract from the laws
of Maine:
Sect. !. The New England Telephone Co;
may have the right to place its wires and
cables under the surface of streets In the
cities Of Portland and Lewiston, with the
permission and under the supervision Of the
municipal officers and subject to such rules
and regulations as they may from time to
time impose, aud for that purpose, may,
when authorized by the board of mayor and
aldermen of said cities, construct and main
tain Its cables, wires, c0ndultS and man
holes In any public way or street designated
in such grant OF authority.
Sect This act shall take effect when
approved.
This act was approved by the governor
March II, 1891
We understand that the company will pro-
coed at once to lay their wires. as az meet
ing of the board of mayor and aldermen to
be called this afternoon for the purpose OF
sending an insane person to the asylum, the
matter will come up and the necessary per-
mission will be given the company by that
board. This action, if taken by the alder
men, will seem to obviate the necessity of
any committee of investigation or of any
meeting next Monday evening on the part Of
the common council.