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" il j. th. represent ativ"s "f the
uuil,.d state, civil nr naval, wh"
are at the back 81 refusal 81 prrmis
,,uu 10 laud troops 81 other nM l"ms
f"r drill, they would seem L" m
stretching the nou-int-rferenc. die
tom uf their Government rat her t"o
far II is no unusual courtesy iur
one nation u allow tro"ps "f aunl h,r
nation abroad for holiday I"
parade with arms through the
streets of u city of the nation uf
the first part. Why the same c'm
plIment should not b. paid /" troop
On friendly duty AT a foreign port
without auy suspicion "f ul'erior
designs, is something no fellow eau
understand. Although, n has often
b-eu remarked, the United States
has been the nearest and dearest
friend Ia little Hawai-, the FREUD
ship II Great Britain has ais" h''"i
constant aud marked,
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BY AUTHORITY.
NOTICE TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS

The Regular Annual Examination AMI
Reviews of Glasses in the Pubic Day
schools throughout the Islands vii! be
held This year during the wees that will
end OF Friday, the 1871 Of July nest, and
the summer Vacation of all Public Schools
will extend from that Hate tu MONDAY,
the 10Th of September next, ON VII ch Hate
Il new term will hrgin.
BY order Of the Board vi Eduratinu.
Hunululu. June u. lsyi. IHi It
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WOOD CARVING EXHIBIT.
Handsome Articles Shown by Lady
Of the Art League.

1t would not bc right tn pass hy
the different branches OF art exhibit
ed in the Art League Exhibition
without drawing some attention 10
the work in wood carving shown
there by Augusta II. Graham, lady
who has passed through a thorough
technical training Wood carving
iu its highest branches requires as
much skill and knowledge as sculp-
ture. The first principle of tue art
is to execute in wood any design
which has first been modelled in
clay--in other words, il is hut the
execution IN the former material OF
designs which the sculptor makes
ior either plaster. bronze ur marble.
II il a branch Of work which is Inacu.
liarly suit able to decorative art.
Travelled people are familiar with
the rich aud gorgeous effects of he
stall and altar carvings in the his
torir ecclesiastical structures of the
old world. As wood carving is usu-
ally followed according tn the range
within the power Of the artist oi
modern times. il is used To decorate
and beautify the Interior of dwell.
ings. limited generally to artistic
furniture. Nothing gives to a room
or hall a more elevated tone thar
tn. carving within il, especially
when this is The handiwrrk nf a tru,
votary 81 the art. and not the stereo
typed production Of machinery.
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Direction for Use.

Use LuCoL in every respect in the
same manner as you would lnsrod
oil, with the single exception that You
may add fully one-quarter more IT.
col 70 the same quantity Of pigment
than you would Of linseei.
In using metallic. Venntian rod, the
ochres, and olhei dry pigments, IL Is
advisable 10 mix up the paint ~ least
one day before IL IL W be used, then
add third more LuGoL ana the paint
will be found Ia cuvor we'll and have
good gloss,
NEVER USE JArANS.
Where hard surfaces such as h,a'rs,
steps, etc, are required uss litharge
only, never use Japans,
LuCOL MIXES WITH VAR
NISHES
and assisLs their working and i'm
proves their appearance But THEY
SHoIIp BE UsED SAME DAY THEY ARE
/ MixEp, otherwise I'll. gum ol the var
nish may he prrcipltatrd Or the NIX
turr rlrdlcd.
The addition ui from /" 4 "i lM-
r0i. in NarulShr- ,l,n's not reduce their
lustrr nor rciurd their hardening and
drying and IL prevents their cracking
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SATI RpAY. JUNE 23. lssi

While our columns ar. 81 crowded.
correspondents will require I" be
bath brief aud pointed I" secure III
..itiou ui their favofs.
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"sr,-u /" One" rhyme from tia"
wa.h,ngton Star publi.h"d else.
where. gives ia nutshell ,Om.
sound philosophy ou the woman 1,
ught. question.
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Hawaiian Hardware Co.. Id
Saturday. J"ne 10, 1891

preston in Hawaii is due to |
the prevalence OF the cottony |
cushion scale or to the exist.
ence Of the japanese rose bugs.
is so wide oi the mark that il
should bring a hectic flush OF
shame to the cheek ot the nan
who started the rumnr. We
admit that the blight has not
added pleasure to- the life OF
the man who dabbles in coffee
growing. nor has the insect
pest added to the ,yousness
of the person who raises but
ton hole bouquets at SO much
per button, but we wish to be
placed on record as denying
refuting so to speak, any
charges which may reflect de
rogatively upon the rose bug,
black bee or the blight in their
relations to trade and com.
merce. Financial depression
comes to every country and
every government once in so
often and usually when the
man at the wheel is figuring
on a bid to concentrate the
Republican, Democratic and
scattering votes upon one par
,icular object. Careful stu
dents in political affairs in the
United States have noted with
pleasure on one side and pain
on the other, that the national
financier across the Pacific has
rugged up 4 ,oboggan slide in
the form of the tariff bill and
q, the votes are rapidly sliding
. into the Republican hopper
I what few scattering votes there
, are go to the party OF the mar
. at the wheel. And that sam,
{ tariff bill has something to dc
). with the depression here,
- depression, by the way, whlcl
= began with the passage Of th'
x Mckinley bill. The people
g here have been depressed
through doubt as to what in
clination the United State
Senators might have 10 leyls
!, late for Hawaii.
: There seems To- bc no ev
:, !. but what some good may &"
!. low: the Senate Of 1904 pr,
y htrd by the errors Of the Sci
" ate of 1902, and have show
=. wisdom and exercised goo
'e judgment by making suga
" from other countries than II.
A. wall duliable and allowing ou
d planters the benefit Of !
T., T. per cent. duty. When III.
law goes into effect the d'
I" presslon should be a matter
Al e, history only. But until the
.r what is to be done \ watt
d; famine is staring some OF ii
~ planters in the face and r
n definite movement is brin
made to combat it. There
y. ~. plenty Of water il people wouI
i. but dig Tor it; gold is not four
I'd at the front door Of the mine
's- 's he must 60 down into the earl
", to reach it. There are son
n placers, OF course. just as the
"n ,a' is free running water, b.
where surface gold or wat
ed is not inund-go down, al
n~ ~, when you have found it the
NJ is a way OF getting it abo'
im the surface and distributing
g" %, over your land MIR. Pa
Isenberg believes that Il
de cheapest and best means
;n' i"' forcing walter to unlimited d
lm tances is by the .Aermoto
~ Ten thousand gallons Of wat
an hour is what his mill pump
or' and he finds it sufficient to ir
''h gate ten acres of sorghum |
'"y sides giving his tenants su
', cient water for the cullivati
v" OF rice. We believe that
, 'l'. wells were dug in lta,nak
district the Acrmotor wo,
be the means whereby
VS. sugar plantations there wo,
be- brought back into the i'
.,n .n, of paying institutions. VIII
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SECOND cUNgHI,. ,rIoS.

ian tvensolR; '"p y. M, ENonsobR
aud sermOn.
SECOND uONGHI,, NrIoN.
The services of the Second Con
gr.yatiou of ~. Andrews Cat hedral
Ia. morrow Sunday will be as fol-
lows: 9:i5 a. M, Morning PRAYER
with s.rmou: Neu't.. Smart 10 II; Ts
D.um, Dykes IN +; Brnrdictus, Mares
in A; hyrIns ili aud i:B; Ant hem,
"Oh, Saviour uf the World" hy Guss.
6:3O y. M, Ev"nsoug with sermon;
Msgnifica,, Elvey in +; Nunc Dimit-
tis, Hayes in 4 Hat; hymns a2, 2l3
and ~. Rev. Alex. Mackiutosh, pas
tor. All are cordially invited.
CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL,
At q aud : o'clock ain. Low Masses
a. usual. At y u'clnk Childrcn's =
Mass with English inst rurtion. Al
1870 High Mass with nativ. and
Port uguese instruction. y. M.
Rosary and Caterhisn. 1 p. M. IN
winter season November Ia Frbru.
ary), i:!D y. m.. ia summer season
(F.bruary tu Nov.,nbcrJ. Brnodic.
ton uf ia" NJ. u. Sacrament. Week.
y H'N""s "'" ~ We '""
| Mss-.s.
ma,
S,,J,, n, - .,,yi,,.. /, p,hu
III. III: !, ~ ..r,;,r. IN ,,,,rnrks'
3.,s, - m n;I,i, Study in Y MA
ESQ p. H., Gospel Praise Service iu
\. NJ. {. A. Tuesday, 1880 y. III.
rr,v., n,..i;,y n, YM &. 4 Ser
y,c.s in Eth,J .,r.,, hall a, 7.s
- 49, S,,nrJ,,
y
HEoRoA>'IEn 'nr@h'
The Rrrrganih"d Church "f ,Ics,i'
Christ oi Latter Day Saiuts, Mill
x;".. viii l., L.ld sunday ns follows
In ~ H;hI. las. II:Ih i, m. mn,
,.a, ~ ~ nr,,.b;,,, hy Elder /
rl.n,
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NOTICE.

nrEiN" Ny TEMPORARY AZ
- sencc from these islanns Mr.. u NJ.
Whitney Jr., viii ari for me under full
powrr IL attorney.
lslgI ". VI. GlFFARD
lUJG3
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TO LET

'IU Rk LEr I'Nfi' 'KNISHED THE
huusr HIId premises occupied ny Capt.
Mist ia Nuuuuu valley. oppuslt" the fau"s
val "y rua'i seventy i""l nb"v. seh level
lrumraT- ,n,s the pat~-, f"r particulars
"uluir" nu the pr.nis"s orut ~ MIST,
VI, rrhunI street, adjoining liishois bank
lULr2W
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Kaneohe, Koolaupoko, Oahu,
All are par,s Of Royal pa,cn, IA =" Paul
N...,,,,

All are pats Of those prem ises conveyed
by ksm-inneha ~. to l,avi Watson. by
deed dated Decrmher ~, is8,, and recorded
IN libcr H.. pages ~ and i2s. Title per-
feet.
80 Deeds ., expense oi purrha.sr-.
For further particulars, apply to william
q. Achi, Attorney for the Commissioners.
or to = VI. Ka,ukai, Commissioners.
Hnnolulu, June 2, ls,a.
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TO LEASE

~: : a." ""%% =: ;5s,: 81 S%s =; ksAS
Residence un vineyard MsIfJl2
street, receniIy occupied by A1.ze
the undersigned. Very convenient, every
thing In apple pie order, In town and ye
Uut ~ toSn Apply 20
lVcL-lt l., D " 4,
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tn. Champions minstrel troupe
will give an entertainment al the
Opera House this evening for the
benefit Of the British Benevolent
Society.
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OFFICE TO LET

JNHE LARGE OFFiCE OVER THE
] Hon & -. Berger's office on Msr.
chant street 10 10 let, Apply to-.
lUUz-u t. ; llSHA
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/ he nAig ANNetia.

ti.Jy.d T.. a.iihs' >s"i "r i"'Sn
Spt ks,abj,shsd i"r ne BsW NJ UI Va
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TO LET

IvNfTRNisHEn. Two 4 I'll -,
u rmm- With kitchen &yIAxS
and bathroom with hath stiSEI1
SO month jS Emma IT. kaklt.4kE
isat3t
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

4 niNlDEND WILL. ltE DuE AND
~ payable 10 the Shareholders oI the
~ " ,II,N SUGAR ioarANY nt the oflce of
Mm. q, irwin X q" Li., uIi and after
MONDAY June Both
Nm. - lRWIN,
lTh 81 secretary
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TO RENT
OFFICE TO RENT.

4 CONVENIENT OFFICE ~ CUM
~ minis Block, opening an Merchant
street, Terms moderate, Inquire at bank
~ Clans spreckels n Go. lU51-iw
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Bic rMrbritsritter" miiblen.

es.@eueraIauwnlt Olnep ioI in Sln-
fIussitano ueriett ip.rceH.
8uffalo, N.<D., II. Sspt.-0ie
Observation-Disclosures Der y yslrbeitsz
ritter" paiiirte Swei 9teiOlutioaeu. BrGs
iibentOebs pom ber - Observation-Disclosures
Union" murbe iubOllirt, feline Saltung
Dor benz llnterluhunsc>@ @Omite sebiu;at
unO ibm, penn nOtblg, bic finanaiclle
untsritIsuns Ser r2trbcit5rittsr" 3ugc.
iidert. Terner nabm Der Gresutipratb
etne 9fciOlution an, in iuslber ale sum
SrDen seBor,noen Allemblics aufaeiorz
bert werOsn, Inflasen sesen ben 9encz
ralzSunOesanualt Slucp au iOrmuliz
rem, Oamit Oteielben Dem @onsreB in
isiner na9lten Sisun9 untcrbrcltet werz
oeu fOnnen. 8ie 8. y. Wa9uirc Don
9lnliterOum, N.@D.. siu Otitslieb Der
GrefutipbcbDrbe, mittbeilte, wolen Die
arbeitsritter@ se3en Slnsp elm SIM,
pea6mentzSerfabreu beantrasen, neil
er 9lrIlfel 4, SeftiOn 4, Der gunocSucrs
faiiuns perleste, in pel6.m beltimmt
mirb, OaB Sunoestruppen MIR im Safe
elmer SniurreftiOn oS.r Isoellion Der.
wenoet werben biirfen, mas in @bicaso
nl9t Der Sau gene leu lei.
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StaOt Baltimore.
+ rGrubteberidtS Se8 Us T.

Ger Grubtebert6 6e8 Us +
terb S.-9tGd oem 8odenbe'
rtdte be8 gunoessWeieOrOlogen Or. 6,
3. @ront itano Die 9eulperatur Der per-
san9euen 8ode bis 10 @raO iiber
ser 9tormaItemperatur iiir Sieie Sab
resseit. Der langen Oiirrc pErOe ourdl
htnreiaenoen 9legen Elm Gnoe 9ema4t
uub Die 2ltmOipbare BON 6aua unO
Staub gciaubert.
Der Re9cu bat i'm ueltlt6en OfarD:
LAMB Die QSieien unb 6elOer erirlldt,
unO man bat nit Dem BflIsen fir Die
8ai,enIaat besOnneu. Die Dtais=
erubte, nit pel9sr Der 9lnIans semadt
wOro.n, i6eiut befer uuS3uiaaen, als
man erwart.t bat. 8u6uaiSen er9ibt
eiuen auSgs3eihncteu Grtra9. 9lel'l'
ben 3uitdnoe berriden I'M nOr0ldcr
@entralsW Warplan0 boz, uuo Oie Ntatss
ernhte iit bort an man6eu SteGen MANI
selbuft.
Sm iibliaen WtarplanS be9innt man
nit Der GabatstrnOte; Ole SuaIitdt Oea
Ga6afs ilt au89e5ei6nst. UfaiS unO
g8ieien erseben ialsdteu Grtrug, Spat'
&artofieIn iinb elm 6ebIi4lag, Oa1ur
iteben Die iiBsn &artoiieln I'M 10 bsllsr'
Srauben gibt es in Men9e.
9m Oitliden 0tarplanO iebcn S:'
6elber mie i'm 5riibiabrs l6mute aus
0as SGen bes Weisens nimmt oi:
Guiinerfiamteil Der 6urmer in 2lnipruh,
bod wirO bic 3ubl Der 8ai;enfslOer be-
bcutsnO 5uiummen i4rumpicu. Nali
un6 5eu brin9en sutsu @rtra9. 0t'
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@rbeit llnn Sn0nffrie.

Sarrisburs, Ya., 12. Sept. -
2aut Sertdt bcS SetrctdrS Der rXofoz
mOtiubeiSer 8riibsrl6aft" befinOen lid
in Der Sulls Der 9sstsreu $1,000.
Die 9euolienidaft bat suiammen an
Sterbes unb SnpaliOeuselbern 1921 =
900 unb fir Stritssruede etwa 100000
uusbesablt. Die Gjtitslieber5abl betrd9t
$4,000. Sir iebe5 sutltebenbe Otttz
alieb werSen in GterbefGQen ODER Snuaz
libiiiruus $500 uusbs5ablt.
Steubeuoille, O., ~. Sept.
-gufreb Stone, Der lsitenSe @eiit Der
SiltonpiIer SanitGtsz Steinsutz6abrif,
bat pom ben @ldubigern berlslbeu cine
3abluns8frilt uon bier Sabrer erw,rft,
unb bic Sabrif in Siltonuile. melde
lanse 3eit mIBis mar uno, wie uussz
finoist worSen, Mtontus Ofieutlioh per>
itcissrt iperbsn iOqte, miro biuucn Sur
wieosr in Setrieb seiest wcrben uno
me5rere Suubert Perlcncn bel6dftigeu.
Wtuncie, Snb., II. September.-
Marins, Sart & So. bubsn ansefiius
bist, baB ibre srOBs SenitersIas @6abrif
nG6ite SonntasS 9tadt in Setrieb
sslest uerOsn pirb. @ebriiosr SuuS
llrbeiter habsn iid NIT elmer 2obnre.
button BON Is BrO3eut einoertanbsn
ertlart, ipeidsS Snsebot ansenommsn
wuros. 9i. bier bisiiseu @rinzGlusz
Sabrifanten beiteben nod tmmer auf
cine 2obnr.SuttiOn BON 25 Pro;ent.
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Gus Der 8unbesbauptitabt.
0ermti6tes.

8a btnston, .. g., II. Sept.
Dem Sdasamt sin9 bonn amertfaniz
iden 8oniul in Sapana Die Slbidrift
zines Gele9ramms ;u, in meldem Die
ipanil4e 9tesierung ben @eueralz9ouz
pernsur pOn @uba anmtes, oalelblt uno
auf BortO>0iico Oie Dor g(blhluB bes
9ieciprOsi Ositdtspertra9eS nit ben Ser.
Staaten erbobenen GiusangssOllen tpie=
Der in Sraft tretsn ~ lahen, iobalo Der
neue amerifaniife Sarif @eieseSfraft
erlanst babe.
0as Marine>Ocpartement iit BON ser
aiiutil6en Station in &enntniB s.iest
porben, baB Der rBetrel" seitern in
YofObama unb Der rOtouOcacD" in
2isntiiu anlangte, tpabrenb Der vGOnz
cOrO," Der am 4. Septsn1ber in YOfoz
bama anscfOmmen mar, mad Sbemulz
po, Sorea, abfubr.
ssasssss Der 3oasanf 9llfnbnI. '-'
Die 9eitillateure, welde slltObOl aus
Sols probu;iren, eriudt:n beute Our9
eine OeputattOn ben S3asamtsletrstar,
iebr balo cine GrtlarUns bariiber ab3u.
seb.m, ipaun Die gcltimmuns bes ueuen
Gariiseieses in &rait treten iO1, luelde
sllfOhOl fir meOi3iniide unb tedniide
.3pede iteuerfrei madt. Sis bic @ntz
ldeibnns eriolst, bleiben Deltilationen.
in Senen etn &apital BON leds Otillios
neu Dollars anselest ift, seidlOhen.
ST. Carlisle miro ieiuen @ntidelb erit
abseben, nadbem er an OOunsritas NIT
Sertretern Der Drosuiiten 9tadiprade
aenpmmen hat.
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&cbrt CUR Wrlt 5uril6.
Sdnefer Soiepbtue perIdBt bas SIofi.r su
MauSplle, Rn.

Sdweter Soiepbtue perIdBt Das SIOfi.r su
Mapsulle, 8p.
@tncinnati, g., II. Septbr. -
Sdweltcr Soiepbine, iriiber SOlepbine
Sudmunu pom gteluzYOrf fam seitern
BON Wtapspiue, &p., auf ibrer 9feiie
nad Der Scimatb in Sesleitun9 ibrss
8ruSers bier an. gle ertlart, iie lei
Dor ncuu Subrcn als 9tOnne in baS
&lolter iu WtaDSpille sstreten uno babe
ielt dweI Sabren ben Seriud 9ema9t,
gu eutfOmmen, Der tbr nun enOll3 ges
lunsen iei. Cine iunse Sdileriu BON
Georgetown babe ibr wsltltde &leioun9
uerldaiit unO audi anperreltis 3ur
Sludt perbolisn. 9lu6erbalb bes &luz
tiers babe ibr gruber fie er,uartct unS
per Sabn mad bier sebradlt.
Die fatbOlli3en autoritdten erfldren,
es lei Der Dame ni6t bas @srinsfte
b.i'm Serlaiisn bes &lolterS in ben
@es selest porOen; iie babe iiberhaupt
su iraenb elmer ;3eit seben fOnnsn.
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Grihl
gu6er mad uerborgeneH S9dsen p.run-
gliidt.

gu9er mad uerborgeneH S9dsen u.run-
gliidt.
@olumbi a, IL. Sept. - DaS III
9iapbo GOpnibip belesene BObnbaus
BON 9atOb @a,tner wurbs wdbr.nb beS
am Samitas witbenoen Srtans pom
glie setrofien uno braunte polIitanbis
nieber. Srau @drtuer, Die an elmer
glrt bon Srrlinn leioet, batte felt Sab
rem obne 8ormilen ibreS Dtannes @elb
eripaet unO Sieies in 6Orm BON Sautz
noten, @olbs uno Stlberi itiden in allen
mOsli6en Gfeu uno gSinfeln bes Sauz
iss peritedt. Oieie 5batia@e murOe be-
taunt, unb cine In5abl iunser 0eute
nadte iid nad ben 0tutusn OeS Suu-
les auf, I'M na9 ben perbcr9enen
Sdasen 5u iuden. Ste fanOen audi
S4OO. WGbreuO iie nod lueiter iufz
ten, itHrsts cine p Stod,pert bobs
Wlau.r ein, unb 3lpei BeriOnen, JObu
Z. @ilenberser unb @rnit Sautenber9er,
wurSen uerl9ittet; Giienberser mar auf
Der Stelle tcSt, Sautenber9er fam nit
lsi9ten Yerleeunsen bapon. Gine BON
ben Mauern blieb iteben; ub9leidI aber
audi bisic ieocn 9lusenb!if einitir3en
founte, mar Der Seller be5 SauleS ben
gansen Gag binOur9 nit 2eutcu se>
fIllt, wel9e ipeitere S6dse 5u fiuben
bofiten,
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,Snfel Sam" tuad)t i6arf.

spauiide Slider ,u @elObuBeu perurtbeiIt.
2ampa, 5la., II. Sspt.-Sunz
besridter 2ode bat leine Gntidciouns
i'm Sale Der auOlf pantheon Slider
fabr3euse abseseben, iuelde messn Ser
lssuns Der 3Ou9eieee innerbalb Der bret
Dteilens@reu3s Der @OlTfiite fir5Iid
lailirt worben iino. Die @is.ntbiimer
bon adt bsr 6abr3euse wurben idulbis
befunbeu uno baben cine 9elObuBe BON
ie $25OO 3u entridten. Die anOeren
pier 5abrieuee uurOen BON blsler Inz
flase fr.igeiprOden, iebod perosn ale
3mOlf Tabr5euse iiir Das Strafosrfabz
rem wesen Serlesune Oer Suarantanes
@eieee sinitweilen fsltsebalten; in Der
lesteren 6ruse bat Der &iater nod feline
Sntlhetouna abacaeben.
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Gaub unb Murb.
Gin Mildmaun auf ofieu.r Cambridge IN
Wahad1uietts erido6su.

2owe1G, Otaf., -. September. =
@esen 1 ll6r beute friib wuroe Der 46>
iabrise Sian Softer, eth 9eahteter Sur@
ger BON burlington, BON brtI unbe>
tanntsu DISQUALIFICATION cri6Ohen. So
iter mar elm WtildbanSlsr unO mil ielz
ncm Gefdbrt auf benz 9Seqe bon Bottom
mad Sauie, ais CT etma bier Wtellsn
iiblih BON SilIerica bon einem Nagen
iiberbolt wurbe, in welhem fid orei
WiGnner befanben. Sobalb bi.ler Waz
gen etiua 20 S9ritte u.iter sefabren
mar, belt er an, b,e Dtduner ipran9en
beraus unb swansen Softer. linen ielne
ganje SaarIdaft aussuliefern. Softer
that Dies unb fubr banu, 10 ihnel er
fonnte, na9 Stusrica su, I'M Silfs au
bOlsn. llnterwess truf er 5wsi SemObs
nsr pom burlington, wel9en ct ben
uebsriaa ersGblte, uno eie NIT tbm na9
8llIsrica fubreu, Inn ben bort luobnens
ben GOnitub .er 2ipinsitou su benadrid>
tiseu. Na9bem 2esterer fur Die nOthlse
Sewaffnpns aciOrst, fubrsn ale Sssr
ben StraBcnraubern nah unb bolten iie
audi mad elmer idurfsn 5abrt balo elm.
Sin &f sntlpaun iid swiiden benz
geumten unb ben Sa9ubunosn, bel MEL
dem Softer einen S9uB bur9 ben
G6GSel erbielt, Ser i'm Iofort tootete.
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Glasgow, II. Ssptember. - Der
uaaan.9ines" 0ampfcr rNiiprian," Der
seIterm seseniber 0unbartOu uuf cine
5dlammbant geristb uub cine 3eit
lang feitiaB, 1T wieoer ubsebru9t nor
ben, Obns iOnOerli9en Gbabcn 9eucms
men 5u babcn.
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grrmiIGtc tclegraphii9e Srpriden

- Capt. 8. Z. &urner, lett 5ebn
Sabren 9tausirmeiitcr b:r nJftdmOnOs
Betcrsburgcr Subn" 5u 9lidmOnb,
Sirs., itiir5ts geitern BON einem 5ra6ts
wagqon nno erlitt SerleeunSeu, Oil De-
nen CT fur3 OarauT itorb.
- Clarence IS. Start elm promis
ncnteS NtitslteO Der r8riiOeridaft Der
2ofOmOtipIibrer," muroe ON Samitus,
wabrenO er iid auf ieiner 2OfOmotlue
befanO, in gtcwarf, 9t.zS., BON ielnsr
qctdiebencn 6rau un9eibOnen, leOOb
nidt erbeblid pcrltbt.
= Sslbi itmurO Ourd Grbang,n be-
aiug bel Goa,gtpiQe, Bu., Der pOblbu'
benOe oeu1ide 6armer 0dui6 Sdla9cr;
er bate fetnc 2lnqebOrigen uuO Elm OtOs
tlu 5ur Chat lit ni9t betannt.
= Q8ie aus 81 BaiO, Ser., semelbet
mirb, lit baiclbit pOn bem @erIdt, baB
8unoesperm.iiuus5sSeam in Der OOrs
tiaen @e9enO crmorbet morben waren,
9dht5 6efannt. llu6 in WalblugtOn
Qlaubt man niht Oaran.
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Gin sfmerrn6tbsr.
Seneral G;eta, Der liiSam.rifaniidt &ebel'
Ieu.@euera!, maft Groberuusen.

@sueraI G;eta, Der iiiOam.riFanid5t %sbsl.
len.@euera!, maft Groberuu9eu.
SanSran3iscO, GaI., 12.Sepz
ten1ber. Sdifial Nntonio G5sz
ta'8 unb ieinsr brsi @enoIen in Der Gez
bransniB mirO uorauai iidtlid uaalte
8O6e entidieocn werNeu. Sn;wiiden
bat Der martialii9e General, obne baB
er beabi6tiate, peridieoene @roberunz
gen sema1t unb 8mar inter sepiiieu
Oamen oieier Stubt, 0ie ibn iOrmli1
nit glunlen unb buitcnben 8riefen
iberl6wemmen. Utebrcre oieier liebes
oiritenben S90nen fiuOen ii6 resel.
maBia su ben @eri9tSperbanOlu Olunseu
elm, bel we!den Der feuriae SIolGnSer
fisurirt, unb BON elmer babi9en iunaen
Dame ipaniiher abfunIt wirb eraablt,
baB iis beltdnbis am Giusanse Ses 9Os
tells partst, in wsldem @Setu wObnt.
UNI sslesentli9 sineu Bid auf tbn 5u
erbai9en.
0ieies unter llmltGnOen anseuebme
Snterelle wiro pom benz ialpuoOriaut@
iden 9euerul, Der 9esenwartis iber
icine 3utunft iss srOBer SeiOr9uiB
i9wsbt, taum erwioert, Oa er feine 3eit
bat, ii9 Dem Mtinnsbienlt gu wibmen.
SIM nebrisen ideInt er BON ieiner enbs
liden Sefreiuns feit iiber;eust ;u iein,
laBt fid 9tiats abseben, ba ibm isin
Sruber Carlos, 6erGr>BraIbent, $4,000
iibsrianbt bot, unO feline 6reunOs perz
iiaern, baB er binnen ie9s Otonaten
wieber an Der Spise elmer 9tepOlutiOn
aesen ibie Resieruns bon Gan SaIpas
Dor itehen merOe.
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Giienbabn llnfaQc.

SON ein.m 3uae iibertabren unO sst0btst.
Decatur, Sus., -. Sept. - Yb.
&rof5fi unb awei Segleiter, Osren 0tus
men bis iest nod ui6t ernIttslt weroen
fonntea, wurben uuf benz bieiisen 9tan@
gir>gabnbof ser - 8ubaibzSabn" BON
einem 3u9e iiberiabren. &rofSfi iparo
ioiort setOotet, .uabrenO ietne 5wei &Gz
mcraben uu5weifelbait ben erlittenen
Serwunoun9en erlesen werOeu. Sic
waren, nm eiuem auf bem 9clciie, welz
DIES iie ais gSes benueten, tbnen ents
se9en tOmmenOen 3Hg uussupeiden,
auf paS aa91e 9elcile unb 9eraDe Dor
einen aus ent9e9en9elestcs 9tl6tuns
fommcnbeu 3us getreten.