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SSobtt 6. SrtDIe,
(264D 9lr. 81, gaeit=9eriuatpn= SIr.
Wan balte cs Dem SpIfc itetS por
glitaett.

Die 8robibitlonspartei bat in Der etteH 8rdiibeEz
tenpab an ibatiddlbeH Stimmen mebr, ais Die bel=
ben GIteH Bdrteien SElGmmeH 9eHommen, 9eipoHHeH.
EOtum Der ErOhibitionssSaItel fiir 3SrauDcnt I'M
Sabre 1SS0-10,4S7; 1SS4-151 500; 1SSS-249,s
945; / S92-272, 900.
Tn Yiarnlauo: 1SS4-2SO2; 1883 -4767 !;
lS91-ilr 9oupernenr $40; 1892 1887
stn oic Burger WarBlano's.
Die ErobibiioHsz Sarte febt init alien i6ren Grinz
5pien Sur S.ite Der beiten uub eoeliteH Spede unb
Sel!re6uH9en uHeres SeitaIters uno SGnoes.
Sic eet oas Serbot oeS SetraHtepertdufeS aiS eiHe
SraQe por, uede ole auosr.H benz ameritanildtn
Solfe ooregeRoen Iberltlatet yfeben ibr 1T Glpllz
oIeHt Jte1crW elHe uHteraeoroHete Sra9e, uHo Der
2arf lei sr fir Rspenuen ooer StutSol-pon se=
ringer Seoeuun9. Die gSlrtbpaIt (sALooN) ut eta
ebel-en rieftges llebe-uno erSsugt beitdnbia Gle
meHte, pede Der geiellihGf uno benz Stdutc 9eiabr=
ltt. lhdoItt iiao nno SIr $olt Icllen.
aiaH odri poH feiHer Hartei, lueldhe ben SALOON"
in Der BoIif su beireunoeH iubt ooer benutt. eiEc
AecHten, penn aut Don llebe it, Der iie sur Uiodtz
babern ercbeH biIit ooer in Der Uat erbdlt beitra
len Die BrobihltonS=B Bartei m1dlt 9e9eH ocle uno
leoe aHoere poltlide corruption SroHt. Sir 1T Der
SnmmelpuHft iur Batrioten.
Ste $ocrren, DeIde ie SbHen an Der gHGbIurHe prdz
entir, 9choreH bu uHIercH belteH Sir9erH; ne tHo
Ir Die SteluHsen, filr wele lie ernanHt itro, uobl
aeeionet, uno e Eo Die Sertreter Der eoeliten uno
Sbre @rlpdbIuna piro Sauterfeit, gSIriiamtcit uHo
Sparamfett in Der Terlpaltun9 pffentliter An3eez
9eHbeten iern uno anoere im nterrIie Der gel1Elm=
ten SepoteruHs iesenpe besebrte 9ieurmen eriieIen
SeIbt Elm itlttldcS Sotum tir lie Dlro ole reunoe
outer 9ic9ierlE9 erbeblid ernutbi9eH nno ben Gag,
iuann bieiebe eineeistt iperoen niro, beidsuni9sn
SGs 1T bic Dhiiion oer Srobibitions=Bartei.
Sic laoer Sic iu berillder unterltutun9 an Der
2SabIurHe ieuitan. ben z. Hopember 1893, Elm.
5m Suffrage oes Srefutiu=Somlte's:
@o,piu S3tgains, Soritser,
Soihua SepcrtuG, SIcezSoriiter,
(264) Jiobert u. ScIano, Sefretdr.
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&e6t's superfdffse Sdoen,
Ir. $40 mno sci, SnosSroao,pap.
Join O.. Tri6(e.

SicpfeI=S SpitIfarter 10 Gents bnS Gadet. Die
Slber=6ragc wuroe absetban, uno mir iueroeu nun
init uHierCm c9itimeH !oaHpe. fortTdbren. Uabrlten
DeroeH Dieoer 9eoffnet uerocH, Dhen IN 2ldtl9teIf
9eebt, uHo Die 2auieHoe Don beiddli9uHgSolen Seu=
ten erbaIten uieoer grbeit gSlr treeH ur elm sro=
BeS Serbt9ehdit aus9rocbHte SorbereitnnaeH nno
1ublen onrd1 ben 3uiprEtb elmer 9roBen NeH9e nGg=
reno oiefer SSode eImutbi9t. llHlere gSadren ltHo
popular, uniere Breiie redt. uHb mir itenten Sbnen
Die bette AuimertiGmfeit G'acebanpituhe beute lur
DldHRer, 5SraueH, 8HabeH uno NidoCeH. SaHplhube
nit Eels 9efuttelt, Nanoibubc sum 2uS9eben, &aiI=
rirzSaHoid)uhe, ieioene oanoit,ube, 2l0rrit@0aHo<
idlube, ieiorne @abzSanoihube tUittenS). TeIerz
t19s=2SaareH iiilleH Hadl uno nab Den <GoeH an;
bubite Sad,en ihr @eihenfe, einl9e iig 9otseits@,
aRocre r GjeburtstG9s uno uieoer aHoere Hr 2Selb=
HGdts Gjeitente, Eeue, Iriihe, misunderstanding,
nlislid1e uno ausgemGblte arlfel, pede ole Ser6eH
Serer. Die ite erbalteu, init 6rcoe erlien Sadrna=
oeH-Silberz, Sbellz uno idmarSe 0aGrHGoeln, Su=
ipeIen, Seoerudaren, 6Gder, Sple9el SdIlms, Slr=
iten, 2oietteH=2rtitel, Bariumere'n uno prdhtt9e
!Sieratbe, Standardization, StreihboISer Suden
UHg,rIHse, 2lateE9siiele, S0itbllier Srielbcltwez
rcr.
Sobn 6. Srible,
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SrauOe.

gitIe 81 o d, Arflni., 5. Nou. - Die
G,eBerei neblt Wiai9ueuiubrit uou 6. :.
99ebrenirte, uurOe geilern Natt ourf
Sraupltlituug i'll 9lide selegt uGo aud Oes
@i9entbiimers 98obuhaus beoeutenb beitas
plot. Ser Serluit betra9t $4,000.
San @itp, 0ttd.. 3. 9tou. - s. u.
Mc9ean & Co.'s SdneIoemiible uUo Sal,.
perte brannten uergaugeue 9iad)t ulsoer.
Serluit $4,000, Seritdleruug So, 1000.
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Gnfiilnf Nnd1 llidit.

Staot W erito, 26. Stt.-Gene'
rdl Ne.i. meldIer DOR elniger s3elt ELL tlels
mes 9iepolutt0udeu ansettelte, aber ldllisBs
Itd) pater pecavi lagte, MD perlpradl natl
Wterlfo iu fommeE nm Die SnllrEttloneu
oeS Yrdiioenteu III Gmpiang 6u nebneu,
erfldrt jeBt. oaB ieiue anbaHqer ihn nldbt
reien lieBeu, es lei benn, lie erbiclten
idmmtIdl eiueu $arpon. 8ralloent 0iai
loa beIbloHen babeu ben @euera!purd) 9l-
I;fGr hnt,u III IniiPu
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Sein letter 9llatnI.

Detroit, Wild)., 8. 9tOpbr. - 6usb
@arritp, Der 6ubrmann Der Safen> nnO %elz
terz@ @ompagule DIR. coalotrte 9eern nit
ielnem 9tettnugSupparat nit elnsnl elettrIs
idlen SuaBeubabnrpaggoH. Ser Npparat
ItirSte mn mo @arrltD erIltt etneu Sddoel.
brun, benz er balO OarauT erlag. Der p2tlz
lermuu" 99. 8. Ylatt fam init ldmer5ll9er
aber uiGjt tDotlidJer Serlegun9 bauon.
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9uriidaeruicil.

gSaIhingtor, ,. iouember. -
SberIt s. 0amptOu {oope, meld)er fiirSlid)
gum sOniul III 2tulOu, Gbina, ernannt marc
nno i'll Gan Nrauilsco gum GiuiflIffeu be-
rcit mar, lit pom Staais 2epartement SUE
riidberuien morpen. IS iiuO &roteite segeu
ielne eruenuuHs eIugtlauien, Ole unterlubt
mprhpu ioller
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gSalbiugton,9 ,. 6, ,. gaonbr. -
Der Yrdiipeut bat heute Die ToIgenren Sou-
Iulu ernaunt: Ut. {. 0auis uon artGnaS i'll
Nteripo, Dierito; s. $. Sacobi pom SSls-
counu III 3ieldeubad, S0hmen; Seon So.
itremsti pou gouiiaua i'll &auaO, Yeru, uno
S. gS. JioUertS pon piuine Ill Barcelona,
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Tfdtt bcftGtiat.

g8aih hiug1o II, 5. 9top.mber. - Der
Senat bat heute be Gruennuu9 oes y. &.
6. altmooO uou 9telu Dort ale &oHlul Ill
Calais, 6raufreidl, uerpcrIen; 2lituooO 1T
ein 9teger. 2ie @rueunung pes Srn. i0cr'tz
blomer ais SberbuuOesrinter blieb uuers
lehf II
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50. Sabrgaug.
YSeult Ste

tr9enopcld)e @aaren, eleid) Sen
itt,ierigen, ieDen, pelG)e sic fur
peiti8er 0clo. aIs cie t,uicriseu,
fattfen f0nnen, fommen Sic 5uriif
ittto bolcn sic lid, sSbr 6elo.
9Senn ste anoerDdrts iracmo=
tueId1c gSaarcn fcbcn, ipcI6jc Sbnen
befier sefaaen, aIs Dtc ttnfertaem.
fomn,en Sic suri,f uno bolen Sic
fid1 eSbr @elO.
Siaaf Sam6nrger e. SObne,
Hr. 122. Sn=Saltiutore=Str.
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Esy- Dit oem peruHnaben Der SSintcrs
SatlOn uerpeileH mir AMI OaS reihbaltige
Soltiims HHO N 8teus@e Id d Z
Der Srau SSihfel- SolSb auien all
Yaca., nabe gombarbiIraBe. 9dnelbe ut
our6 elegante Soitiime uuO @baraIter.Was'
fen, meld)e inter groBeu SOlleu beldlaiIt
murOcu iinO, i'll oeu StauO seiett, audl Oem
permUhuteiteu @eidmade uno ben bOdliten
auIorOeruugeu JfedInuug Su trugen uuo
ftebt in ieiner 4rt liOlid Don gtem'YOrt
AlIuiibertrotIeu oa.
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0cIb6cber.

Srunsw d, 0a., ,. 9iooember. -
9euEsehu neue Grftantungen muroen bente
an9emelOet uuo IA EatlcHten ais 9ebellt
entlaiIen. 0as gSetter ut heiB uno it]mI!.
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Sdufcrotte.

so It on, 8. ytou.-Sohn S. Mcealler,
Sdueler i'll 98eiB. mo tufwaareu bat tal=
Iirt, Observation-Disclosures betragen $40, 900.
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CllgroS=prei(e
tritttttpbiremo.

llnier Serfauf BON Sleibunssltafen
i'm Detail>Serfauf ;u itren9 Sn9rosz
Brciien bat unsebeuer sesosen. @ir
luaren niemals 10 9eldaItis seweien, als
ieitbem Oieier rieii9er Serfauf besOnnen.
Sas 1T audi gar nidt unnatiirlid). 9tie=
mails supor waren mir i'm StauDe, Oh
men cine 70 sroBe 9lusmabl aussrleiener
@emebe IN an5iscn, llebersiebsrn unb
Selnfleibern gu Oiieriren, wie mir es
lcst tbun, uno aud, niemalS 81 10 be-
nerfcnsluertb nieOri9en Yreiien. gSir
ftnb bon &leibungsltiifen umgeben, mic
fein anbere5 @ei9aft III Baltimore.
llniere sebn rieiisen Stofwerfe dasen
untcr ibrer 2uit. 9Soimmer Sie binz
iebsn. besesnet Sbrem Bid cine Sulle
Ser idOulten uuO mobii6lteu &leiOun9sz
itiife fiir 0tanner, uub Sic fOnncn Oie=
ielben ale faufen III
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Sod, ME euttauidlt NJ proeu

No01 nte euttautdt DoroeH.
aIs eiH aleemrin.s fSauiIicn Seilmittcl fng Dpss
pepiie trdoe Seber, geritopfune Il. NJ. 8ebraune 10
toum iemals ciuas dHocres uIb bin ME IN osI Der.
eoreebradteI 2Hlrfune enftdidpt poroen. VI ldelnt
beinabe cine roltomnIeEe alir flr ale qTaHtbelfen
tes ptoseas uno Der 2drne 81 iein.
~ W. J. McSlrop, gtaeoH, ga.
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llufdle aaf Giienbabncu.

9 CONT 8, ). 9tou.-9er Senei eIrer
Sracbt=g =gofomotIue erplOOute gclieru 9tdd)t
nm IL llbr am SuBe Der :DtaribltraBe NM
brad)ie prci 2tuaeuellteH Der rSron-Woun@
taiuz Sabu" ben friibeu unernarteteu Goo.
@corg Sd}aber, oer yofomctlp1nbrel, maro
loiOrI Qet0ptet MD leiu ier1eBter Geldnam
inter -Sen Srinmeru Der S0EOmOtlue 9eruu'
Oeu. Som Scott, elu Sremler, Der ltp auf
Der 2ofomotiue befauo, marp, ME aus elHer
&auCue geiDoNen, Ourdl Die @emait Der
Grpoiiou III Die guit gefleuoert nHo lHns
pete leblos enua 100 SuB pon Dem 9e'
lelie eutierut. GOw. &uopte, Der Qel6er,'
weIter im Searliie itaup, Die 0euerun9 81
ipetien, parO III Den NiliHlllppt=UluB 9es
ldIleupert MD ertrauf: ,eius yeldIe III uodl
nidIt 0eiuupen. Die Oetouuation Der Grs
ploilon marc III eluem JtaOlgS uoH eluer
DieiIe gebUrt. Seuileridelbcu MD yapeu-
feuiter Serlpraugen III Der llm9e9eno na1
SauieuDen. 2er materlele ShaOen Der
Grporou mise aiIi $4,000 gel1aet.
Silperz Greer I, rs, 3. 9iou. -
Die Swelte Scttlou Oe5 3nae5 9tr. Der
rgtidel Ylate Sabu" inBr geitern Nbeuo
nabe bienger Sta,lou III DaS lOnterenbe
elneS 6ru1Su9es. gSm. Quf!man, Der So-
tomotluIibrer, lomie elnlge 9ana9lere murs
oen uerlebt. Die &abii uu0 eiu Sratt-
maggou 9eriethen III Srano un0 muroeH
.PruDrt
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9llpa Smbparo & Comp. bab.u ben
@outratl iur petsung Oes g9Ohuhaules peS
Sru. Gh:u. {. SOrfI Our6 Den SanlIdts.
9ei,. 4pparat erbalten. (264r)
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QSte
TT Cure Qeber !?

iit Der Orientalli9e 9ruB, ba
man welB, baB quite @eiunbs
belt nidt Obne eine seiunSs
9sber bsits1en fam. @enn
bic 9eber iturr lit, iinb Die
Gsbarms trase unb psritOpir,
Die Rabruns liest uncerOau'
LID I'M Wageu unb pergiftst
bas Slut; baufises &oplueb
fOlst, Elm @eIiibl BON Ofattiss
fsit, SofinunsslOiisfelt NIB
RsrpOiitdt usrratb, pie bas
game Spitem in unorbnuns
geratben iit. Simmons'2eber'
8esulatOr 1T bas Wlittel ss'
ipelsu, mebr 2euten Die Ge'
funS1eit unb bas Slid mics
ber3useben, inbem er ibnsn
eine seiunbe eeber CAB, als ir'
seno Elm anOeres auf @roen
befanntes Otittel. gr mirtt
NIT auBeroroentli6er Strait
unb &irtlamfeit.
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Ser Srauo ocs Samplers u@le=
rauoria."

Sauauua, 3. 9tou. - Gin Sertreter
Der ulluitsO YreB" hatts heute elHe Inter
rebung nit @apitdu 6OHmann pon Dem per-
braunten @ampIer uNleruuoria." Ger "a
pltGn ld)ieu uld)t belouoers germ iiner Ole
Sade lpred)en III ipollen. Gr ertldrte, paB
oaS Seuer ourd cine GrploFon entltaio.
oereu llradIe Ieoob uidlt betannt let. I'M
benz 2aupier lei uur elu &allitenpalla9ler
gewelsn, 0r. SeIbtnger, Don benz gelfern &C.
melpet iuuroe, OaB er ertruuteu lei. 9eute
Nior9en miro leoodl behauptet, gelbln9er,
loiuie ole StelparoeB pe5 Sootes mdreu 9s=
rettet. Ek3t$
gtems Dorf, S. gtou. - Sames Y.
SSarb & &c., Die Agenten Der r9fep Yort
nnb Cuba, Oampfer Co.," ertldrteu lente
friih, oab iIe ua1 pauuuna fiir Die gl,te oer
llmgetom::enen tclegrapblrten NM ole lo!<
aenOe glntiport erhlelIen: yOie Setdle oeS
I3ahlmeilterS geiuuOeu. SteluaroeB 9eref'
tet. SSlr t0Eaen nid)t Die 9tamen Der Serz
mlBteu seben."
9tadl eluem au9eltellreu Seraleld]e Der
SduHsiife iiuO lammtlid]e SfIiSere nit
Iu5Eabme beS SahlmelilerS gerettet ipol'
ben Inter ben Ndmeu Der Niaunldlalten
iirb 10, Die uld)t oils 9erettet 9emelpet wur'
Deu, ilebeu Der 9taneu iino 1e0oh ouaen=
DIE NgeuteE bis jebt nid)t. Capt. !0ol1mauu
uno Mannid)aiteu msroeu niorgen mt Dem
&umpfer ySeneca" bon Sauanna abIahre9.
6auauua, 5. Youember.-9le hlehs
gen 4senteu Der p9tew. .Dorfe@uba'er Cant
pier.@eiellibait" babeu beute ole fol9enOen
yiameu uou Yerloueu per0feutlldlt. lpeld]e
augeblld anger Oeu uereltS gslern Qemeloe=
tel ilebeuunoSmauS,q Wauu uon Dem pers
branuteu 9ampier Britannia" 9erettet
uurneu: ernit Sobuiou, j. Srapp, Ot.
Sraop, M. Sole, s. 9iOlcuqult, SS. 8olens
quiz, Sohn Il. @ooiue, Otto psumples, 3.
9iOors.. Sri. aute Garter, StemarOeB, So
uacio 2aiIerte, Charles SteHar, q. eanem
MD gSm. iohnlon.
SIN @ausen :ueroeu nunmebr nod IS Ser
ioueu permlBt, bod lit pou ietS uerlelbeu
uur poiitlu befaunt, paB ile bel Dem lIn9luu
umaefomuei MD.
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Sie nitrcidliidlc WimiiterfrifIs.

gSieu, 3. giop. - @rai SaafIe bate
beute cine @onierenS nit Den Siihrern Der
Dolnli6en uuo ccuieruatlueu AbgeorOueten,
nm ulI ibneu iiher Die politiid]e Gage Su be-
ratbeu. 9us siuer Spradle siug Deutli6
berpor, oab er ieIbit oil feine Wo9lI9telt
qIaubt, meoer ans Jfuber III fommeu. Gr
empfabl ben Siiriieu @iuondgras ais ben
bellen Maun, welter ais ietu 9iadiolger
OuS Sertrauen DER @calltou8. BarteieK lm
3eihsrage bsTeeu pllroe unb rebenbei nit
ben polunheu YolitiferH auf gutem SuBe
idnbe.
lie Seuti6. 9ibera!eu bleltsu bsute cine
Seriammnna, nm iiber ihre Ste1ung
Saufie unp Der Wablpozlage geaeniibsr Su
beratbeu. Dur lolde Yetieuen, ipelfe Gtus
labunqeu erbalten hattcu, puroen sugelaHen.
Saum hatteu Die Serbanoluugeu jeO0d be-
gonuen, ais uuseldbr 800 Z SoSlallitsn ben
Saal liirmteu uuO inter !Surrahruieu flir
yaQqe:aeiueS @ahlred)t" Die leeren Sise
beieeteu. Gin Sueeno loli;tteu wuroeu
pou Der GuaBe requrlrt, fouuteu aher
9tihts auari6ten uuO mubteu marteu, bis
SSerltdrtuuq aufanl. slls elue @ompagnie
Shuslegte eIutrai, hatteu Die yieI1en peI
2,beraleu ben Saal uerlaileu, aber trotOem
meiqerten iit bic SostaIIlien. oeuelbeu Su
rdumen, uno muBten nit @ewalt entierut
meroen.
Siiutuuppier;ig Soiialiien uub edit Yo=
Iiie,b.amte wuroen id)wer uerpuuOet.
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Sfc1te &ouIulH.

14lns unierer aeftrisea 2. .mOraen-sluoaaDe
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Has Guoc ciner GeuoIte.

gSlen, 3. Nop.-Nie Veiau9enens DE
uolte im ober0treidllben 2aubessud)tbaui
in @arlten bel Stepr, Die 10 eruitIide 9l-
meuEouen annabm, oaB sur g6ieperberitels
lung Der Srouuug miIitarlldle SulIe bsran.
seiogen merpen muBte, lit Su GnOs. 2ie
nadn benz @eiausuiB commauOirtsE Nanu.
iGaiteu ma6ten nit Den aufriib-eriiden
Strdfllusen furSeu YroSeB. Sle glnaeu lhz
uen NIT blanter g8afie Su 2elbe uno uer=
punoeten elue Ausabl berielben mebr OOer
miuOer idmsr, woraut bic lebrigeu, oaS
gtubloie lueitereu yHtoeritauoeS elulebeuo,
frenplllts in ibrs 3eaen suriidtebrteu. Seet
berridt I'M ,3u9tbaue mleper 0tube unO Der
OaleIitod.
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@iro ,pieosr 9iiraermetftcr.

y I I IT, 3. NOUENVUtI. - g[auIrtulIsN
aus gSien sniolse bdlt man BORT Gle g9ieOerz
mabl oes @rien YIr9ermeiiters Der talieril-
nen Saupt. unO 0teitOenSitaOt. Or. Brir,
meld)er, mle eriunerll6, Dor turser 3elt re-
liauirte, neil er I'M 9eTeiuoerath in uuqua.
llfi;irtarer lSeie an9egr1iien murDe unD
nldlt OaS uerlauste SertrauenSuotum erbielt,
fir iifer. Die 9Siener hatteu wobl nldlt
seglaubt, OaB er ieIne Orobuug mahr MAIDEN
uno pom leluem borueupolen Bolteu suriid-
treten wiiroe, iouit bdtteH tie lbn fou pa.
mals, ou lelne 2edltl,d)feit uno unbeitedl.
Iittel. i'm @rnite JtIemauO i'll 3pelfel siebt,
nidlt aeheu lalIeu.
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fid,ler |belps eutlleB geIern i'll Serres
tuug eeS Sbcrrld)ters oGrlan 6rau GueH
Souueap, bic 1iir Den Sob lbres SuenobuS
9lmbroie Gonnelp uerantmortltf 9emadlt
mlrp, gegeu $4,000 Sirgid)a1t tiir lbr Grs
lheluen Dor ben GrobgclHmoreneH. Wllb.
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SCHOONER IN DISTRESS.
She Loses Her Keel and Drifts
About the Ocean

The little schooner Ka Haze Ha-
wall, formerly the strange craft"
Annie Harley, was towed into port
by the tug Eleu after 5 o'clock
yesterday afternoon in a disabled
condition. The Haze Hawaii left at
9 o'clock on Monday morning for
Hama, Maui. Before leaving, the
native captain notified the Chinese
owner that the vessel was badly in
need of a false keel, but the only
satisfaction he received was that it
would be attended to mahope. The
schooner left the harbor at o'clock,
and by 6 o'clock that evening, when
Molokai was in view, the false keel
dropped off, and the vessel began to
drift along. The captain changed
his course for Honolulu again.
About 10 o'clock, the Haze Hawaii
arrived off the harbor, but could
not beat up the channel. An at
tempt to anchor was given up as
hopeless, as the captain could not
bring his vessel near enough to a
shallow place. The schooner then
drifted southwark until she neared
the entrance to Pearl harbor, and
the captain succeeded in finding a
safe anchorage for his vessel there.
Two of the crew were sent ashore
to bring the news to the owner in
Honolulu, and the latter, on hear
ing of the mishap, requested the
tug Eleu to be sent to tow his YES
sci to Honolulu, which was done
accordingly. The Eleu went down
about 3 o'clock and returned in the
evening with the disabled schooner
in tow. While hosting the anchor
off Pearl harbor Captain Poai re-
ceived a severe blow in the breast
while working at the windlass, and
he is laid up in consequence.
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WHARF AND WA We.

DIAMOND HEAD, June 6, 10 P. NJ
Weather, clear; wind. fresh NE.
The bark S. C. Allen will leave
tomorrow for San Francisco. She
was moved over to the o. r. & L.
Co.'s wharf yesterday.
The steamer James Makee is
expected from Kapaa this morning.
She will go out again this after
noon for Kappa.
The steamer Mikahala was taken
on the marine railway yesterday to
be cleaned.
The barkentine Discovery re-
ceived 5000 bags of sugar from the
I. 1. S. n. Co.'s she'd yesterday.
She will leave next Saturday for
San Francisco.
The steamer Claudine will go on
the marine railway next week to
be cleaned and have thorough
overhauling. She will take the
Kinau's route on Tuesday, the Goth
inst, while the latter vessel will be
lald up Tor a general oVerhaullng.
The schooner Kulamanu brought
yesterday 26 cords of ohia wood
and IA large ohia poles, each mea
surfing 45 feet. The poles will be
transshipped to Makaweli, Kauai,
to be used for erecting the new
landing at that place.
The bark Albert and brigantine
w. G.. Irwin will leave today for.
San Francisco. The Albert cleared
yesterday with 1876 bags sugar,
l7,711 bags of which were shipped
by II. Hackfeld & Co. and the re-
mainder by NJ. S. Grinbaum & Co.
The schooner Mary E. Foster
took yesterday 81 tons of bone meal
and 20 tons of coal for Makaweli,
Kauai.
The steamer Kinau is due this
morning from windward ports.
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PASSENGERS.
DEPARTURES.


For Kauai, per stmr IwaIani, June &C
n wilcox. NJ ID Monsarrat, A Lindsay. Nj
Brash, Z l. BTito, Mr. and Mrs Achock, 4
Boyd and wife, and about 30 on deck.
For Hawaii and Mani. per stmr w 6
han, June 6-For the Volcano: Mrs
Lee and Baessler. For wayports. Rev
+ Baker, Mrs Ikiuli, Mrs Dickens, Mr. Kea-
wehuki, Jas l Silva, X BaIlentyne. Miss
Moore, Col Sam Norris, and about 20 on
deck.
For Maui. per stmr Claudine. June O.
His Excellency and Mrs J Il Blount. w
Boyd, Chas Nordhoff, Miss Nordhof, Ru-
dolph Spreekels, Antoine Rosa, J L Karlu-
kou, Miss Frazer, DR. Frazer, g < Wilder
and wife, c Colville. V Ashford. w
Jones, a Guild. Mr. Wilcox, Mr. Smith, Il
CheuDg. II Baldwin, w q Irwin, w II
Bailey, Young Chuck Lau, Mrs F P Hast
ings, w II Cornwell, Miss Paris, A Ma
COON and servant, and % on deck.
For San Francisco. per blk Albert, June
7-Thos Porter, DR. A B Delamater and
wife, w Bartlett and wife, A E Moore
Miss Clark and II Spear.
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TIE NorninS Star.

I The American missionary steam
-barkentine Morning Star, Captain
G. F. Garland, leaves this afternoon
between 4 and 5 o'clock for her an
nual cruise among the various ISL
ands of Micronesia. She will take
stores for the missionaries down
there. A religious service will be
held on board the Morning Star an
hour before she leaves this after
noon.
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The Hawaiian national band
gave q concert last evening at
Emma square before an immense
audience The boys never played
better.
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Excursion to Kahu1ui.

The Wilder Steamship Company
will run an excursion to Kahului
for the accommodation of those who
desire to see the 4th of July races
at that place. The vessel will leave
here on Monday, July Sd, at 5 PM,
returning the passengers on We'd
nesday, the 9Th, at daylight. The
fare will be placed at $3.50 for the
round trip.
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TINE HAWAIIAN PORK PACKING
i Company nave removed their Office
to the west corner OF Maunakea and
King Streets.
$685.
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If the S. S. City of Picking is in
port tonight, the Hawaiian national
band will give q concert at the
hotel.
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A TRIP TO MAUI.
Il =. Minister BIOunf to visit
SDreckeIsyiIie Plantation.

Minister Blount and Mrs. Blount
left on the Claudine yesterday for
Maui. A number of prominent
people were on the wharf to see
them off. Among them were Pres
ident Dole and members of the ex-
ecutive council and Mr.. Claus
Spreckels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blount will make
but brief stay in the island NAM
ed as they will return by the Clau-
dine, arriving on next Sunday
morning. It is expected that they
will pay a visit to Spreckelsville
plantation under the guidance of
Mr.. w. G. Irwin.
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sRon ARD AFTER JUNE 1, 1899.
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Some BURNING Hay.

Last night about 9 80 o'clock an
alarm was rung in for fire on
Liliha street. The department
responded promptly, but the blaze
was extinguished before the appar-
atus arrived. Some burning hay
in Sherrett's barn was the cause of
the trouble. But little damage was
done.
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EE The Bon Ton DressEnak-
inc PsrIors are now at corner of
Fort and Beretania streets, open to
those of Honolulu and vicinity wish
ing stylish suits and costumes, as well
also as comfortable and neat gowns.
The public are now enabled to have
their war irobes fitted out as we'll and
with the same style as can be OBJ
tanned in San Francisco. 1867