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The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-02
THE CIRCUIT COTRT

i First Circ1ii OF the Hawaiian Islands. n
the matter OF the Bankruptcy O. LAM RAI
WING Of Houol1Iu-
Order on Petition o. Bankrupt foE discharge.
UpOl reading Snd fling the petition Of Ian
kGi Wing Of HonOlulu. OzhG, alleging TIA: more
than six ucuIhs have elapsed since he vas sd
Indicated Bankrupt, s1d praying ior : discharge
from all his debts.
Il is ordered that WEDNESDAY. the I1th day
c: Asy. A. D. Is95, il AIiio3xni Hsle Houolula.
81 10 5. =. OF thar Day. 81 Chambers. Re. and the
sane i< hs-eby appointed for the hearing Of said
petition, 81 which time sud plzcs ST creditors
EHo have proved their claims s.zirsg said hank
rap. nay appear and show ezuse. IL any they
ksTs, Why the PRAYER NJ said bankrupt shoult
Tot be granted
BIZ the Court
GEO. LUCAS, Dspaty CLERK
Dated Nay IS. Is2S 1873
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Ceudl advertisements.
Mortgages Notice of Fore
closure.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
L provisions q certain mogtssSo made ey
GEORGE y. SHAW 20 ". II. Ccvnwcll, dated
October @gh, 1921, recorded Ljecr iSo, page az ,
notice is hereby given thai the rsoSiyasce intends
10 foVcclose the same fcg condition broken, TO
wit; non-pSvment a. psiueipsl and interest.
Notice Is likewise given that after the cxqirS-
;to1 q Three weeks from the date 81 this notice,
tie property eoa7eyeG BY said mortgage will DC
advertised fos sale az public suction, at the
auction rooms % james Z. Norsan. In Houo'
lsle, o. SATURDAY, The s7ts day 81 Nay. 1875,
80 = noon Of Ssj6 Gsy.
Further particulars cAu De had Of ". Il. Castle
Dated Eorolulu. April -. IS9i
W. Il. CORNwSLI.. MoytSsSee.
Tas premises covered BY said mortgage con
IS. %
Cd shSzes IL the Hal land q Hahausjs. Hsa-
uap&li, Naui, z 7. lJ6S, containing 80 acres.
q Sha-c Ia the MsilepSi Hat land. Ia haS-
Eapslt, Mani. r p. 1888, containing rs acres. a
~ \ certain parcel in WSioSams, LshSina,
S rods covered BY Sul. Sii9 &. 10 PgpRlc.
"a \ panel OF land on King street, in LelSo,
Rorolulu OF ~ fathouls, covered BY r. T. SOL,
kul. Eszs +. to NSlSekoa
(SOS- and are subject 10 mortgage OF $50
20 Hillssrsail recorded Iiber ISL, page i1iA
NJ
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NARRIEn.

DAWSON HNE-At kSvaishAo Church,
Ami .. 1876, Harry Dawson 10 Miss
Ns-v NawahNhee kye, both q Homo
lrI-- rv the Rev. II. h Parker.
yINENY-- SILVA - In PSuoa Nsllsy.
Au-il l.. 1855, by Rev. H 81. Parker.
pzS,o Jsnsasz % Ermiaa Silva
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Coffee HulIeP for Sale.

4 BUFFALO COFFEE HULLER:
i hznd-PoEer; capacity 100 pounds per
day, IN good order; low price. Call on
or address
VI. w. HcCHESNEY & SONS.
1867 l47T-l Honolulu.
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BIAS a-I- tlis city. AprIl :, ISIS, Rob
s-5 Simpson R-zSh, infant son q Nj.
z-E M Richard BrzSh. aged < months.
San Francisco V1ps-S please copy.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT

iii OIAN Z II NOJ u
l. First Circuit OF the Hawaiian Islands II
the matter OF TIE Bankruptcy .of ". 2. SCOTT
OF kzil1z- kozz, Hawaii
Ordc- CT Petition OF Bankrupt for discharge.
Upon reading snd fling the petition Of said
u. ?. scott, alleging that more than six months
have elapsed since lie vas zdizdiczted bank
rlpt, and praying f0r : discharge from sll his
debts.
1t i ordered. that WEDNESDAY. the Cd day
OF Mzy. Ise3. IL AIiiOi.ai Hale, HouolzIu. a. 10
4. u, o, that day, st Chambers, be, Gud the
sane IS hereby appointed for the hearing Of said
petition, - which tine and place al creditors
Who have proved their claims against said bank
rupi nay appear and show cause, IL any they
hzye. why the prayer Of said bankrupt should
not be granted
By the Court;
GEORGE LUCAS
Deputy Clerk
Dated April Is, i-s- 1873
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Mortgages Notice of Inten-
ton 10 FOreclose and of Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ thst b. virtue Of power OF sale contain &c.
II certain m0rtgaEc. dated the ist dsy OF Feb
[12ry; 4 d; Ise, made by " KALUNA Of
Honolulu Island Of Oahu. 70 Alexander Cart
wright nov deceased a. Trustee Of the Estate OF
r " Holt, recorded in the Office o. the Registrar
OF Colveya1ces. II LI0eT i52, fOliOs 1916, Bruce
Cartwright Of said Honolulu, administrator with
the viii annexed. and Trustee OF the Estate OF
R Holt lAie OF said Honolulu. deceased. in
tends 10 fOreclOSe said mortgage f0r breach Of
the conditions II said mortgage contained
to-W1t= the noa-P2yuent Of the interest wheu
due-
Notice is also hereby given that al and sing
Clar the lands tenements and he-editzments il
said mortgage contained sud described will be
sold 81 public Egcti0L az the auction room OF
James Morgan on QEeen street In said Homo
lE!u OF WEDNESDAY. the 18th day OF Nav .
D. 1ss3, a. u O'Clock noon OF said dzT
The property II said mortgage is thus Ce-
se-ibed- viz:
All that certain piece OF parcel OF land situste
OF S1uzuu Avenue, g. AUEaiolimu In said
Honolulu, being the makAi half Of RovsI Patent
No. 55s5, Land Commission Award No. I7sg
Issued 70 k21i. and being the same premises
that we're conveyed 70 the said " Rallns by II
H2leakaia By deed dated Mach Is, iss2, snd
recorded IN Liber 10 on folios 2l3 and 2l4 and
bounded and described - follows. z hoonzkz
ans ma ke xiii Heus maEsi Keiz pill ana ne
70 Unsuns sins, hoio ans Ks Akau ssks
kouOhErs q Sig kap12i ma ko Unauns. Aksu
Is, Hiklns % ksPlsi. mana / IA lima. Hema
y k4pu8i ma ko Kama. Aksu go Hikips
LIS ksElshso hiki ke XIII mAukh Hsna 547
Hikina = s-i= kAPuai : kAsEale al ka zpana na-
uka- AlziiE Hems "a Eonohana 81 kauuai
Hens "a Hikins . AZ kapuzi Hemz 53IEs
KolnobznE q II kspGai. Hema SOifs Hfkfn.
q s-I2 EzpuEi- Hema s. Eomohsua q Esruai
pill ana kela ne kO Dnzuna- q hiki kahi
hoOnEka ia al ke ana ana, laaIoko ola apsrz
Re 70 susnA III.
BRUCE CARTWRIGHT.
AdminisirsioL With The VIII annexed and
Trustee Of the Estate OF Z " Holt, deceased.
Terms Cash Deeds e. expense Of prrchase-
EoE farther particulars apply to
NOlszrrat- Attorney for Administrator
and Trustee
Dated HonoIaiu, April =, 1873. 1874
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NOTICE.

nU RING MY BSENCE
IL from this Kingdom. Y WRIGHT. Esq.
Of Honolzlu, viii act for ne under power Of At
toIeT- JOHN WILSON
Roaolnla. ApriI = fsss. l4,s4
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The q. S. S. Mohican took her de-
psrture yesterday for Port Towns
end
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For Sick Headache


Dr.. II. y. Gray, Care Spring, Ga. says:
4 have used It with perfect SUCCESS in
hzbit1zl SICK hssdzche."
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txAvEs HONOLULU

Returning leaves Hilo, touching at Lsu,
pahoehoe same day; hawaihae A. NJ. Mahu.
kona 10 A. NJ; MRkena P. "; Maalaea Bay
P. ~; Iahsina P ". the following day
arriving at Honolulu An. Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
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Eo- Mo-Ckzi- PEI s-D- Nozo-ii- April -
W = Aihz Sc6 vie. Ms NELz-e1s i.
Mss Gi5s11- s11 about 2 On deck.
FOR Maui ard Hawai-. pe- stur " G
Hal April =-Fo- Volcano. n 5 D-6-
ley. FOR kcrz zrG hzC: Ms Rice Miss
MzE Baldwin Ms Adams and friend Ms
? Ken. NJ kelinelhe NJ Dve-. Alex
Lindsay. Ms Z ? Is1kes. Ms Wright srG
shout 81 on deck
For MzUi- Per snr ClzC6i-e. Ar-L 3
q Wider s-d wife. d. LziilzE Srd
vie. Geo Eo-syIh Miss Cunningham. Miss
Bartlett Mss lo-E-ESs- " Il CoruvsL
Miss CorlEeL. : Lz-Dsch. Mss Need
han. Ms 4ko1g srd family. z1d 8 on
deck
Fo- hs1z5- Pc S1ur MikzhzIz. AprL
55-N- s1d Mrs Z G ! Bryant and child.
4 Y Sp-CCll. Jos Corbet- 4 : Wilcox. Geo
y NLc0I- Mss WltcoI- c Foss, c 3 Hof-
gzxrc- aug Dre.e-. B Z E0SS. wife sud 3
Children. Al Il S-d wife. n Pereirz and
1rl-s- Ms hzzi- Ms Male and son.
We.ch- Ami 15-Cspt y c Haley. VIE
s-c ; Children Hardy In1iss. Vim hiihe
SnE SEnors.
For ssn Francisco. ps- 6kt HIo. April
Sd C Cook-
For Hawaii and Maui. ue- s--rr kirzu.
April 2-FCr Volcano Mss y L Damon.
4 " Gilmore. Mss Gilmore ~. lilo
and EsyPo-1s- " Be-!oEztz Ms VIerrs
S1d ? children, W Damon. c Z Rich
zrCSo1. 1 Moore. 4 Moore. II 4 Hardy
sr6 vie. 1 ogurz Miss : Bzuuistsr. Mrs.
A BEnuiSte-, u 4 and G a GonsslYss. J
4 Nathaniel. An Young.
For san Francisco. Der bk Soaouz. April
81 z Sisndieksr, & o FIRES.
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Wanted.

WASTED TO BUYA LIGHT
W Secondhand Blate California;
Tor one person. and also light singIe
Harness. Address ''R n" this Office
and state lowest cash price. 3g67-st Z
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Meteorological Record
al ri e5TEESESz s-z7E. E-E--szE7
E1T Hc-A-
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ffgaI 40prrtisrmrnts.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
Il tie Fist C5rc-1E. Hawaiian : zuds- IN
Probate II The matter OF The Estate OF JOSEPH
CONES. deceased. incestzie.
On reading and fling tse Petition % Sz.4h
AaEEuEi sCC husband, creditors % said Joseph
Cones. alleging llSi said deceased tled i1teS-
tz-s st Sza Francisco. Cal. [ :. l. on OF Eboz.
January = Isss, leaving property in the Hawaii
- ISAzrts Necessary f5- administration and
praying that Letters o. Administration issue 70
Charles 7. Gzi5cz-
L i hereby ordered thar MONDAY, she 18th
Day % Nay I>szs- - - u-c-cck > N be and
hereby i appointed 20: hearing said petition II
tie Cdart Room of his Co1r.- a. AliiOi1ui Hale
HoCo-zl-- 81 which tine slG place all persons
co1csCust uzy spear and show c1aSs. IL zCy
they have, Why the petition sL0ll5 To- Be E-l-E-
ed.
Dated Ho1oi1i1. Nay Is, iSs5-
By The Court
HENRY SMITH,
f4-- Cle-E
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ARRIVES At EoNoLCLc.

No Freight will be received after Il
noon OF day Of sailing.
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VESSELS snS

VESSELS II SDS-
us Is. Eoas -. lzs-ss eo-5s---.
NAvA- TEsS-S-
: : Boston. Day. HLo,
CSE : MoAssz1. L-5,uE, Sa1 Francisco,
{ : ; AGS--S, Ns-sc1- san Er42-lSco-
4 y EysCl-th. Nsy. ESa -5Zalt.
Hi n ; Nz-5u2- Io-o. Yokohama.
EECEANZEC-
Al Ms *. Morning SlS-, Garland ACSa-s.
Ezu * MS--z As. Smith San Francisco.
Az 1k1 Planter. Dow. San Francisco.
F. sch Norma. MSo1lSr-se. TOkOsA-1=-
An scar PE-5iS- Peterson NsECSS-e-
Al SS1 " 4 DzDo26- Nelson, : 2.
An bz- G Wider. G-lIEhS. san Fran
Al TX Csyiol. Cz-ho-z. san Fran.
An ckz Wl E Hume. Brigham, Newcastle
An S11- AlolS- Dzosl~ Sz2 FrzoclScO-
b 81 G-e12. Garland. NsEczS-ls-
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BORN.

HAS>ON-At SSn Francisco on Easter
Sunday. 70 the wife al W. f. c. HaSscn,
S son.
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STMR. KINAU.
CLARKE, Commandcr.

Will leave Honolulu at o'clock p. H.
touching at Lahaina, Maalaea Bay and
Makena the same day; Mahukoua. Rawai-
hae and Laupahoehoe the following day,
arriving at HIo ut midnight
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c. J. LYONS,
In charge Of Weather Service.
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BYAUTHORITY
NOTICE OF DIs-INCuRPORATION.
DEPARTMENT OF TEK ISTKRns,
HoNo1VLU, April 9Th, 1875.

IN rRE NATTER OF The DISSoLU-
lion AND INSTRUMENTATION
OF THE PACIFIC IRON WORKS
COMPANY,
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RAINFALL FOR MARCH.

En- Esss... . wsa.hs. ssrr.ss.l
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Is rak1zl.L. - zoy5kass.
TUE So TzAsC-scC

ElE SO EAASl->--r
S-sz-s-S fo- z1ovs P1-1 VII CAL = bono
I1lz On their ~zF E-c- Ec-Eko-E z-1 20
k,hz-z C- O En1-. -1s following Cs-sS-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-30
puNGLHsoMR FoRaERIEs,
Were Those Whisky Warehouse Receipts
Worry Careless Banking,

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 29.-The al'
legged forgery OF whisky warehouse re-
ceipts by A. R. Sutton has been the
talk Of Main street to-day, Late deyel.
opments show that the forgery was the
most bupglesomo on record, and it IL
now wondered how tho banks were
taken ill.,"
Receipts were forged for about l50,-
900 barrels Of whisky and it is esti-
mated that Sutton has obtained from
$l50,000 TO 5000, 900 from the banks on
his worthless warrants IN the last three
years. 1t is believed the forgeries were
committed in Sutton's office and so care
less was the work done that receipts
forged on whisky which has been forced
out OF bond one year ago and the names
Of guagers and store-keepers who have
been out OF office for four years were
forged. As related in these dispatches
last night about half the forged receipts
are held in this city.
Sutton has not been arrested and has
been walking about town under the sur
veilanCe OF two detectives. The bank
officials refuse to say what they are go
ing 10 90 and throw every obstacle in
in the way Of reporters. because the
facts ahow sonle very careless banking.
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THE SENATE.



No Developments In tho Roach Case Com
irIhatlnns Announced.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 20,-There
were no open developments in the pro-
posed investigation into the record Of
Senator Roach, of North Dakota, to-day,
The matter was general subject Of
conversation on tho floor Of tho senate,
and, 80 far, it docs not appear that
party limos hayo yet been strictly
drawn, although certain Democratic
senators privately indulge in some
rather harsh criticism Of Mr., Hoar's
course and insist that he Is animated by
political feeling and Is seeking to &C.
Complish some party advantage by
pressing his resolution,
On the other hand, a few Republican
senators answer this charge by saying
that tho governor OF North Dakota
would certainly appoint Democrat 10
succeed Mr., Roach should he resign his
scat or be forced out, and that ii there
is any capital to DO made out OF the
Roach case it can be, perhaps, more
ellectually made by his presence in the
senate Us u Democratic senator than by
his withdrawal.
Tho senate has confirmed the follow
ing nominations:
Max Judd, OF Missouri, consul gen-
eraI at Vienna; William II. Sims, first
assistant secretary OF tile interior; John
S. Seymour. Of Connecticut, commits
sionor of patents; Edward A. Bowers,
Of Washington, D. c., assistant commits.
siouer Of general lapd office; Henry G,
Bell, Of illinois, second deputy CommIs-
sioner OF patents.
The confirmation OF Mr.. Riley, to be
minister to Denmark, heretofore an-
nounced, was made public to-day.
The senate to-day entered on what
promises to DO protacted debate. Tho
report OF the committee on privileges
and elections in favor OF seating tho
three senators appointed by the gov
ornors OF the states OF Montana, Wyom-
ing and Washington was called up.
Tho discussion that followed was par
ticipated in by senators on both sides
Of tue chamber, following tho lines OF
the arguments in the majority aud mi
nority reports Of the committee, here
tofore publish
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-30

ALBANY, N. y, March 2o.-No man
since Foster, "tho car hook murderer"
was tried in New York has hOd made in
his behalf tho determined effort that
has been and Is being put forth for Chr.
lylo Harris. Tho insisICnco OF his
friends Ia thought to have been felt in
tho legislature to-day, A bill intro
duccd by Senator Coggcshall to-day,
supposed to be In tho Interest Of Car.
lylo w. Harris, amends section 4Bj OF
tho code oicrlminal procedure. II this
bill passes Recorder smytho will not
have boon tho ilnnl Nrbiter OF Harris
lilo or death. His counsel may tako tho
now evidence that smytlIU discarded
and SO with II TO the court Of appeals.
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HAzLEroS, Pa, March 29.-owinS to
the nature OF material used in the con-
struction of the Oneida breaker, the
loss was not go complete as at first sup.
posed. The entire frame oi tho build.
Ing Is still intact, The interior which
was fitted with the most improved
machinery, however, was either rend.
cred useless, or entirely destroyed.
There was little or no wood used in the
building. Tho total loss to machinery
and building will run up TO 100000
Tho structure was tho only one Of itS
kind over built II was supposed to bO
entirely Ere. proof.
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PANS, TExAs, March 29.-Thc rola-
tion between the rival factions arc still
strained to tho utmost. It ia believed
another battle will ho fought at Antlars
in few hours. The nineteon militia.
mon arrested last night had hearing
before United States Commissioner Eas-
ton to-day
AZ soon as thoy woro released thoy
bought now Winchester each, and
then tankcd up on whisky and boarded
tho north.bound Frisco train at Q p. M.
1t was believed they loft tho train at
Goodland, fifteen milCs this slde Of Ant
lers, but only throe or four got OIL thoro.
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und No Conrodnrntc..

DETROIT. MICn., March 27.--The Fres
Pres special correspondent at Jackson,
Mich, sends in The following dispatch
tonight: r. Irving Latimer was inter.
viewed at the prison to-day by Prose-
cutting Attorney Parkinson. Latimer
showed no signs OF remorse. He posi-
lively denied that any one knew OF his
plans to escape and declared that lie
had taken no one-either inside or out
side the prison-into his confidence in
the atfair. The prosecuting attorney
requested him to explain the circum.
stances OF his escape and the admins.
trNtion Of the poison, which he did at
lenpth.
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HAD 10 sTop HIM.

Bob FitasImmonS Obliged to Knock out n
Local slugger to save His Reputation.
CHICAGO, March 2o,-William Mayo,
who was knocked out by bob" Fitz-
simmons Saturday, is losing caste be-
cause of his complaint that "lanky
Bob" played a trick upon him and that
the gloves ho used were four ounce af-
fairs, "tho same as used at New Or
leans"
"Tho gloves" said George siler to-
day, "were purchased just before the
boxing bout OF local dealer who will
swear that they weighed seven and one
half ounces, Mayo evidently knows
nothing Of q New Orleans fight, for
they used flve-ounce gloves there.
Mayo started in to knock out Fitzsim-
mons and tho pugilst Of worldwide
fame had no alternative but to stop the
fellow or lose his reputation. Mayo
weighs 194 pounds, is rs hard as steel
and strikes powerful blow Fitzsim-
mons could i'll afford to daily with him
in fun when Mayo was so bloodthirsty."
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PERSONAL PRIVILEGE.
Tho Question of Investigating Newspaper
Attncka Comes UP in tho sennte.

Tho Question OF Investigating Newspaper
Attacks Comes Up In the Senate.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March 29.-Tn
tho senate to-day, Mr.. Power, rising to
aquestion Of personal privilege, refer.
rcd to an article in this mornings
Washington Post quoting from remarks
made against him in the senate cham.
bor by Senator Turpie two or three
ngo, when the question OF his right to a
seat was pending, Ho asked that tho
cause OF tho remarks mado by Mr.. Tur.
pin bo thoroughly looked into.
Mr.. Vest said that he hold u very do.
cided opinion In regard to tho matter OF
asking for an investigation by com.
mitteo as to newspaper statements.
His opinion was exactly that which
Senator Thurman, OF Ohio, expressed
some years ago, when Senator Kellogg,
OF Louisiana, asked for n committee to
investigate newspaper charges against
him, which was that II tho senate woro
to appoint committees to enter on tho
investigation OF NIL personal charges
against senators in tho public pross IL
might rs vol dismiss all other business
and so into tho mattOr exclusively,
There was not senator In the chamber
who had not boon malgnod in the pub.
lic press Tor ono reason or another II
tho senator from Montana demanded
IN investigation all other senators
would have tho right to do the samo
thing. Tho courts OF tho country las
MI Thurman had also said on that
same occasion) wore opcnto all senators
who might desire TO institute actions
for libel or slandor, and rs long no that
whs tho cnso Il was absolutely unnecOs.
eary " talk about committees.
Alter further debate, Mr. Chandler
offered resolution referring Mr.
Powers request 10 tho committee on
privileges aud elections
Mr. Gnrman suggested that tho rcso.
luton 20 oyor for tho presCnL and OK.
pressed tho hopO that tho senate would
fix a day hereafter for tho consideration
OF all such matters.
NJ. MnndCrson suggested that the
motion take tho form OF request for
uhani consent, inasinucll a. the
question Of tho right Of q senator to his
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-30

New YonK, March 2O-William W.
Reynolds, fifty years old, shot Miles W.
Kelly, forty-oight years old, tonight in
tho store OF Hartley & Graham, 31S
Broadway, killing him instantly. Rey-
nolds then shot himself in the head, in.
flictinG wound from which he is dead
at the Chambo street hospital. Kelly
was head bookkeeper for Hartley 4
Graham for twenty years; Reynolds was
in tho employ OF the firm for thirty
years, and the two men were intimate
friends. Reynolds has boen acting
quoerly recently, and 1t Is thought that
ho killed his friend and took his own
life in q sudden lit Of insanity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-30

a Bottle Picked Up Containing Farewell
Message From u Passenger ON the
stonmer-How tho Vessel Wont Down
With All on Board,
NORFOLK, Va, March 20.-William
Johnson, the winter watchman at
Ocean View, Va, u summer resort near
tho mouth OF Chesapeake bay,
this afternoon picked up on
tho beach at that place a cham
pagno bottle with several corks
tied about its neck and with a letter en-
closed, giving alleged information from
one OF tho crow OF tho sinking OF the
White Star Line steamship NaroniC.
The letter was;
"3;l0a, m, February 10, S, S. Naronic,
White Star Line, at sea,
"To who picks this up:-Report when
you find this to our agents, ii notheard
ot before, that our ship is fastsinkIng be-
meath the waves, and its such astorm
that we can never live in the small
boats. Ono boat has already gone, with
her human cargo, below. God lot all
Of US live through this, We were struck
by at iceberg in a binding snow storm
and tloated two hours. Now it's
$500 q. m, by my watch and the great
ship is deck level with the sea, Report
to the agents at Broadway, New York,
NJ. Kersey and Go. Goodbye, all"
(sigued,) JOIN OLSEN,
Cattleman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-30
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ReVoiutionIHtH BWteitSreti,

VALPARAISO, March 20.-A corrcs.
pondont in tho city, OF Rio GrnndO DO
Sui, tolegraphs that refugees who llave
arrived there from BApc, t,ll stories Of
hard fighting between government
troops and tho fovoln 10 lists under
General Tavarez, who aro Dosieglng tho
stronghold. Tho BlOgo has been going
on since February 81, but neither siJo
has gained m advantage. These rciu.
gees say that Colonel Malta, command.
Ing q detachment Of tho national army
sent from Rio DoJaneirO, surprised and
butchorsd one hundred revolutionish
nonr Rio Neuro,