davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19

Qnl6lteBenb an ~unieren geitrigen 9(rtitel
iiber Die @bicagOer @eburts itattitif lei nod
ertpdbnt, baB bon Sen 24,206 angcmelbeter
@eburten 11,315 &naben urb 13,491 Wed6z
cbcn unb baB bon Sen Wiittern / b
sebn nod uidt Is Sabre alt waren, lid
afio nit fnapp "A Sa9ret per3eiratbet
baben. 8eaiiglib bet g~tationalitdt Set
Gdter je0Ob iinb Bic 3ablen am aier inter-
eiianteiten: gS tparen $500 9 e III d e,
5,439 Nmcrtfaner, 2,947 StanptnaDen,
1910 Bolen unb nur l 1929 Srldnoer, aIio
fiinfmaL 10 Diel 9e1tti5e Dte SrlGnber.
&ein 8rnber, baB Chicago ntebr ais trgenh
eine anbere StaOt Nmerifas, Nep gori
Dielleibt aus9enOmmen, etnen nter :
II a ttonaIen Gbarafter bat un6 baf
bas 5 eut Il @lement berufen lit, etne
einfluBreicbe Stole ST. 1pielen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19

0urb etnen l1eberfaa Set &egierung 1T
es Dem rabiaten 0abifa[en 2a6ouc6ere gez
lungen, I'M engliiben ltnterbauie nit 147
gegen 145 Stimmen einen Qntrog auf
Nbi6affung Oes 9berbauleS burcb5ubrinz
gen. Ser Qtntrag tpirb obne Solgen bleiben.
0as lei Winiitertum tpirb besbaIb niebt
5uridtreten unO Derlpribt in einigen Iagen
Die Sac9e in Sr6nung 5u %bringen. 9enn
fir ben %Nusenblif tpdre Der 8er1ub CUR
Qbi6affung burbaus perfri6t. 9lber Dem
Oberbauie fam Der tleine S3re6i3uB
ni6tS i6a6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19

Nu6 enomtn SranfItn,
6em nan getDtB ntbt nortperfen farm, baB
er BEN @eift mtBberitanben bGtte, in benz
bic Contribution Der Ser. Staten e%rlaiien
morben tit, felt itc6 auf Seiten Der S6ub7
3ouner. Sn etnent Grtefe, Ben Tranflin
wG6ren6 ieines 2onooner Qufentbaltes an
etnen Sreunb i6rieb, GuBerte it9 Der 9roBe
Nnertfaner pte folgt:
ySe6er Sabrifant, belien ltnternebmun9sz
geiit tptr ermutbtgen, i6afft einen QtbiaBz
marft fir Die 8robufte unieres etgeneu
9anbeS, unb bas Gelb bLeibt BEL uns, tpGbz
renb es iont fir iene @aaren, Die ct err
8eugen mill, an Q(usldnber abgefiibrt pitrbe.
Sebermann petB in England, baB, mo
it1tmer Sabrifen erri6tet unb btele 2eute
bei6dftigt uerben, Der 8ertb bes @runbz
eigentbums itetgt, neil einerieits bic lamb
tptrtbi4aftlt9en 8robutle cine gr0Bere
gfabfra9e erfa6ren un6 ~Iobnenberen 9lbiab
finbet, unb neil an6rerieits bic Sabrifen
@clb ndc6 elmer @egenb b~rtn9en, baS bic
2eute in Sen Stanb iebt, @rut0 unb 8oben
a%n3ufaufen. GS ibeint baDer i'm Sntereiie
2lIer su lie9en, beionber5 ober in ienem
Ser Sarmer uno 9runbbeitBer, baB
s a b t a n tie n t m II t + t g unb
tire Sabrtfate ienen borge3ogen nerben,
bic aus fren1Oen QGnbern 81 unS selangen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19

Sin 9uteS 9tmt erbielt fir3ltcb bon grdz
itbent Glebelano ber 9euticbe Gbuar0
@roe in Stem gorf, nGmltcb 6as beS
Observation-Disclosures i'm britten Seem
Oorfcr Steuer78e3irf @rofie lit bon ieiner
6eimatb Dresden BET Sbriftieber unb Stes
nograpb, mar cine 3ett lang 8rtpatiefretGr
heS iettDer Deritorbenen gtaturfori9erS
Qlfreb 8re6m, tpibmete ii6, ais ct ir1
Sabre 1869 na6 Seem Oort gefommen, erit
ber SeBeret, 6ann ber 3eitungslbreiberei,
namentlid6 at bet 6~Orti9en Staats5eitung,
erIernte Bic N6pofatur, bic ct bann nit
grfolg betrteb, tpar cine 3eit lang 6ilfsz
itaatsartpalt, tpuroe ais l1tta6bdngtger bon
GammanDzfeinoltcben 9ernofraten unb bon
9tepubIifanern in Die Staatsgeieb9ebung
gemGblt un6 lit elmer Der 6Hbrer Oer Samz
manDefeinOliden beuti6en Stem gorter
9teformbcmofraten. Die Stem Oorfer
8unbes ienatoren Sin unb Wfurpbb tper0en
bon Der G%rnennung etnes 10 unabbdn9igen
6euti6en WtanneS per5tpeifelt tpenig erbaut
iein. lin 10 meDr gerei6t ife Dem 8rGitz
benton aur @6re! - Gin an6erer Oeuti6er,
Or. 81. 8tlL6arbt in Upper SanbusfD
in O6to, lit gum GoniuI 3u MoStau, Der
groBen Glteren 6auptita6t GuBlanbs, er7
nannt. Cine 10 berl6BGt9e 3ettung tuie
Der cincinnati 8oGfsfreunO", felt benz
9oftor bas bette 3eugntB aus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19

0aB iogar 9 t6te ieGbit an6ere 0tbs
ter 3upeilen' faIi6 etttren, erieber
mir an unierem bicbteriibeu Sreunbe 2eDb
in Baltimore. ST lhreibt fetnem Sc
rtngeren ais Schiller 0as 8ersben an:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19

Ser 9~egenpdrtise g rdii6ent OerS 6peiser
&epubltf, @mtl Srep, felt meDreren
Sabren @ittiper, mtrb in t~penigen Sagen
ben @bebunb NIT Der Wittne eines i6lpei5e1
riiben 8eamten Namens 8urfbar0t euts
geben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19

Deuticbe 8ldtter in Soma erbeben ge9en
groBe beutf6e 8rouer in @isconitn
u. /. 10. bic 8ei9uIbigung bieie 6erreu
bdttcn in 0eS Moines ibre etgenen iiberaus
t6atigen 0lgenten, un Die Stoatsgeiebz
gebung Sopa's bon Ser Nufbcbung Der
Selttmmung, ponad in Soma leIbit
fetn 8ter sebraut nerOen bari, absubalten,
unO ii9 10 iDre groBe 8iereinfubr in
Soma AUDI fernerbin 81 iidbern. $50 ltn6
Die Betpetie fir bteie i6uere Qntlage?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
X
@ericbt Ser SO. 9tbtiton,

@eriebt Ser SO. Diptfton,
lila. 80.
9an3tg, BEN 20. Sebruar 1894.
On Germ Or. @rnit $. 6. 6eusler,
6ocbpoblgeboren,
6eusler in Sn6iana,
l1nttco States, gforb Mlnertfa.
Sir Sbre gefduige bon Seiten beS Gene
raj : &ommanbos I. Nrmec : Corps %reliprt=
mdbtg bierber gelangte 3ui6rtft bonn 2. b,
90. ia8en ptr Sbnen, iebr 9ee5rter 5err,
~unieren perbinblicblten 9ant.
Mir baben @rmittelungen angeitelt.
0ielel6en baben iebpcb iiber 0as 8orfommen
Der angeblicben llnregeLmdBigteiten ni91
bas Winbefte e%rgeben. Sin 6elbuebel 8erq
bat, pie mir feitgeiteQt, inn @renabterz
Ge9tment &Dntg Sriebrtcb l.. bamalt9en
4. . tpreuBtilen Nr. 81 3u iener 3ett nidt
%ge1tanoen. Mub bat Elm @raf 8. oamals
i'm Geginent ntcbt gebtent.
8erfaiier beS NrtifelS birfte Der BON
|. Sftober 1886 bis babin 1887 ais Gin
jdbrie@ 6retpili9er BEL Der 4. 3ompasnie
bes 9tegtments gebtente 6amaGige 8ucb-
batter @u1tL Wagner Iein, pclber, am
L. Npril 1887 sum @efreiten %ernan11t, eine
tpettere geforoerung, peseu 9ticbtbeitebens
Der pOr9elbriebenen Prifuns, ntcbt err
rei6en fonnte.
8orltebenOes perfeblen mir ni6t, Sbnen,
iebr gce9rter 6err, gang ergebenit mitsu>
tbetlen; auf 3eitungS 8olemtfen irgenb
tpeLber 9lrt uns anIdBlib bes Nrttfels einz
3ulaiien, iinb mir iebocb, ais preuBii9e
WtlitdrbeborOe, nt6t III Der Sage.
sSn Qbmeienbett bes Diotitons7& omman=
0eur5:
sc b ler,
9eneraImaior uno 8rigobe7 &omman6eur,
Grefk,
9iDtiionsz &u6iteur.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
@ie i'm Gbulpelen lberbaupt, 10 1T

Wte i'm Sbulpeien iberbaupt, 10 1T
audi i'm Glettrt3ttGts zunterri6
Wiirttemberg ben meiiten 9Gn6ern,
au6 ben Ser, Staaten, melt iiber. Selbit
flcinere piirttembergil6e StGbte, nie SEA-
aoIO, &iin5elsau, S6ramber8, aub Bic ate
GeibSitabt @Blingen, baben ibre Sort
biIonngsi6ulen III ibre itGbtii6en @Geftriz
sitdtStperte angei6toiien. Sn an6erer
Srten, no gIeftri3itatsperfe nod nicbt be-
iteben, bat maj gu 9ebr3peden ~ein3eLne 2nz
lagen seihaffen, 10 II. a. tn Ser S9ule in
Ser SboritraBe III Stuttgart. Sept lit Iber
cine neue alien Nnforberungen entipreDenbe
berarttge Qtnlage in Der SortbiIbun9Sz
ibule in G~annitatt nit ibren ite6en groBen,
bon ser Stabt erriebteten 3~eibeniGGlen
5u bericbten. NQen Gfeipeft!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
RheumatiSmuS
Unreines BIut
Crossmutter und Enkeiin beide
durch Hoods geheilt.
e. g. sopb g. sp.. apuen. mo,r..

&c. 8. Soob g. 60, 2ptpen, MaiI.:
uNertbe 9erren: SD ibreibe bieiet 8rtef, rt en
penig gu i%luitrtrert mas 9pob's Soriapariao fir Md
9etbau bat. SD mar mein 9GnaeSs Se6en binbnrb cine
itarfe 6roh bis Dor ~un9ef6br 5ebn Sabren 5nrit, gu
ipeIder 3et Iib &beumatisnms bel mn etn1teate. Gr
mar seitpetIe Io9ar ab uub al redbt itGmm, auBeroerr
berettete mir auG @atarrb i'm SOpfe redt nel unonneb'n=
li9teit. @ub lit ib f%urdt6ar al 91pinbel; itttllnter
fonnte i'd nt9t einmal i'm Sauie lumber 9eben, nm !tetne
@rbett 5u perribteu, pDne mid an einem Stubl feIt3n=
boltert, pber baB utdD Sernono fibren muBte, aber Sanf
9op0s Sariaporiqa befnoe
Ich mich in gutter C~esundheit
iebt. SD oebente nibt Obne bieie @tebt5tn gu Ieiu. 10
Iouge iD nod lebe, unO baS mag nibt meDr Iange iein,
benin ib BIN ieBt i9on so Sabre alt. 5erlter mtniAe i'd
Shnen ppn meiner Gntelin mtt5ntbeileu. 8or eiaem
Sabre auritd mar Tie fat gang nit @ei0tpireu bebecft,
felde BON unreinem glut berrHbrteu. SIR &opT uuh
@eTtht Iabeu Ihauberbaft aus, Sc mar elbftperitdnblt6
febr betrilbeno fir cine jun9e 6raueusperIon, f9 BON
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19

Ser a%usgeaeicbnete Grdit6ent Ser 6arz
barb : 11nioerittGt, elliot, bringt in
etnem 8eri5t auf folgenbe etni6neibenbe
Nenberungen Der iettberigen 8eftimmunger
jener l1nioeriitdt iber Ben 8etrieb bon
2ei6esilbungen: &ein y6reibman" barf an
einem 0ettitreit in 2eibesIbungen 3tpii9en
8tpet u@ole9es" tbeilnebmen; ferner bari
GiemanO ldnger ais Elm So6r in berleIben
Dirt BON &0rperii6ung BET ben iogenannten
vSntercoQestate Wtatcbes" ais 8etperber
auftreten; 6rittenS ioQen gbmnaitii6e
8ettitreite 8ipii9en 1tniperittdten NUT
etnmaL tnnerbaLb 5nei Sabren ftattftnben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19

3m 6em Nntrag 6es 8un6eSienators
Peffer bon &anias. Die 3uferipefulationen
g~eptlier Senatoren gu unterlu6en, macbt
6ie p@eitIidbe 8ot" in st. 2ouis ben
famoien 8orttpiB:
r9feffer" lit 6offentGicb au9 I'M
8unOeSienat itdrfer, ais v3uder".
2etber ertpies ii6 aber Der v3ufer" OO6
itdrfer; benin Ser Senat lit ia iiber ben
Nntrag gefter's our GageSor6nung iiberz
gegangen; er Bat, tpie'S in Der parlamenz
art19en Spra9e Der 9(merifaner betBt,
ben Qntrag auf ben Iii9 gelegt".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
W atmeisen So Gents @ann fGut
benz SAB Der 8oben gang unb gar aus?

Gaii CT @iI6elm 1t. bate bon ben per1chie>
benen &ommanbeuren Ser in Spon6au
in @arnilon I~iegenOen @ar6etruppen ge=
rtcbt lber ibre @rfabrungen binii9tlidb Ser
) petjdbri9en 9tenit5eit etngcz
forbert. 0ie 8eri9te, tDelcbe nunrpebr
~etn9egangen itnb, lauten bur9Deg slt
@unlten elmer iol6en 6erablcbung. @enu
Die ab9eflr5te 0ienlt5eit lelbft fir Die @ar6c
9enii8t, I'm nie oieL mebr fir anbere
Sruppen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
9euSIer, 8oieD @ountp, Sn0ian.

9eusIer, YoieD COUNTY, Sn6tano,
IA. Wfdr5 '94.
@ert6e &ebaftton ser SQtnois Staatsstg.
9us ietnerseit in Sbrer !3eitung ett GEE
tpilier emilio Magner Dem beutiben
l1nterofii3ier, unb ipecieQ benen bes Gegtz
mentcS, oaS Die etipaS speifel9afte @bre
bate, i'm ais Ginjdbri9en 81 beliben. ben
9orpurf macbte, iieb ibmieren 5u laiien,
belcbloB id6, micb an baS betr. NegimentSz
Commando UNI N~usfunft 5u tpenoer, unb
le9e Sbnen nun hermit Die Nntport, 0te
ib oarauf erbielt, Bel.
Grgebenit
Or. @rnt $. 6. SeusIer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
Hood'e S @SsI ! haiIf

ieber @eIeaI9oft f~ernbalten 5n ntiiiIen. Mtr ainoen at
einem arste, pel6er ms ia9te, bag fe Soob's @orfos
pariGa ~einnebmeu Ione NIB iiigte ouBeroem nod bins1t.
baB lie nit oieier @}eOi5ln ibou bdtte fri.ber beqluueu
foQeu. Sd fa9te i9m, buB tbre @lie6moBen uub aBrDer
ebeuIo I9liulnt mdren lpie tbr &opf unb Sols, morouf er
%ermloerte: SD petB, OaB t9r 8lut fmb in einem Ihledbteu
3utanbe %befinbet aber Soobs @arlaporiQa tuirb fs
1dou pieber auf
Den Veg der Besserung bringen.
l1nb 10 lit es aldb. 9oobs SorIopariaa hat ibr gIut
griinoli9 9eretnt9t unb fie BON ben gusI9Id9eu oebeilt.
SDre 9ant ut jest rein nnb i9Du. 9eir ole Ioben
Soobs @oriopariaa unb Iiub bonfbor. hob cine in outp
Wtebt3tn eriIttrt. Mteiu 8ruber, sSames q. 9oub npu
269 @. Norrts Ctr, 8bilobeIpb1a, lift ebenfans BON
einem iGlrnnen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uub Sifttpeb
bnrb 9Ooos SoriapariGa eebetlt morbeu." ga 8.
9ontfa u. @tngate, 9enerln, Sc. g.
Hoods PiIlen ftnb Die befteu giaen nod, bem
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
c9tls 9ionpS pom Sprafus
Qlufb0rte ein Spranlt gu lem,
Sd marD er Elm Shulmeilter[ein

ggls SionpS pom SDraf1s
gtufborte ein Sprann 81 letr,
9a 1uarO er elm S9ulmeiiterleit."
Gas 9erscben lit aber nicbt bon SbtQer,
lonbern bon beiien i9pdbtidem 2anbS:
manne S1ubart. Der btcbtete es auf Ben
6er5og Gart bon Bitrttemberg, ais bieie,
Gprann nacb @rin0ung ieiner pbobcr
@arIsi6ule" anfing , Ben b0beren S6ul=
meiiter gu ipielen. Qlu9 Iautet bas Gersz
Lein eigentli3 10:
9[Gs 9ionpS pon Sprafus,
glufb0ren m1B
Gprann S1 lein,
9a ptro ct Elm S9ulmetterletr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
@p@emi0Att.
G5prtieBun9 pou Der l. 9elte)
Jtalien.

merge 1a6 ftb Sen l1mang an. Die Sa4e
nerttef Obne iegli6e 9tubeft0rung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19

Hoods PiIlen itnO Die befteu gileu nod Dem
Ttttta9senen, ptrfea oerbaneao, p~ertretben Rupfspeb.
Csc Die S4o9tel,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19

ltebe1 Ste9 CT recbnet.
Qusldnoiibes Dermii9tes.
9er9(mertfanerN .W2. guaman bongBa16z
tngton, tpel6er in Der mertfani1cben Staot
@nlenabd in Inter- Californian ldngcre 3ett
etngeiperrt mar, neil mani i'm bei6uIbigte,
baB ct beriubt bdtte, ben bon Der Qmeri<
con GrpreB>0 eicui6aft Derfol9ten 0efrau@
oanten IS. $. 8bttman, Der in Gnienaba
3uflu9t geiubt bate, getpaltiam na6
BEN Ser. Staaten 5uriiGSubrlnger, lit
enblt9 BON bet Mnflage fretgeiprp6en
unb aus Der Saft entIa1ien tpprben. -
Or. @Qaurt lit pom GongreB gum grG>
itoenten bon Uruguay ais Nabfolger bon
Or. 6errera Sber, beIien NmtS5eit am
eriten WeGr3 a%bgelaufen mar, ermGblt NOR
ben.9ie Qbittmmun9 mar 10 fnapp, unb Die
Sage tpur0e 10 trttti6, oaB man @etpaltz
t9dti9fetten befiirbtete. Wtontag finotgte
Senor @onteniorro an, baB ct bon Dem
Wfttbetperb 5uridtrete, mdrauf Or. @aaurt
burcb cine enti6etbenbe Sttmme err
tpG9It tpurbe. St bat iebo6 Die Nnnabme
Der Brditoentenniirbe abgelebnt. Nm
10. Otdr3 mur0e in gan5 Sapan Die fill
berne 9o65eit beS &ailerS Wutiubtto gez
fetert. Nm 9. 6ebruar 1869 bate oerielbe
9ornto, Die Go6ter bes peritorbenen 9aa
bofa, aus Dem 9aule Sou6jipara Stcbioio
9ebetratbet. Ser &atier bat bret Gtnber,
ben Brtn5en goibibtto 6arltnomiDa, ben
SDronerbett, tpelcber AM ID. Nuguit 1879
9ebpren pur0e, unb 3tpet TD6ter, bic
Yrtn5eltnnen Mtalato 31unenomija unb
Tl1ato Ganenomtia. - Sci Den furs7
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-08
WHARF AND WAVE.

DIAMOND HEAD, Oct. Z, 10 p. n.
Weather, clear wind, fresh NE.
When the Australia left San
Francisco, it was stated the Ben
nington would be the next man-of-
war to be sent to the Hawaiian
Islands, and that she would pro-
badly remain all winter. Repairs
that will take a month must first
be made.
The Navy Department is anxious
to send the Marion 10 Samoa, hav-
ing her stop a few weeks at Homo
lulu until another man-of-war could
be dispatched; but the Com
mandant at Mare Island has in
formed the Washington officials
that it is almost impossible to get
a crew.
The schooner Moonlight of Seat
tie, thence September 18th for Ho-
nolulu, with coal and lumber, put
into San Francisco September 9th
in a leaking condition. The cap
tain's report had in it that she
leaked at the rate of twenty-four
inches an hour. While in latitude
40 deg. 25 sec. north, longitude $50
deg. ~ sec. west on September 22d,
a fierce gale was met, which came
near causing the destruction of the
vessel. She had to be brought to
until the wind subsidized, then head
ed for San Francisco.
Once more the Lucania breaks
the transatlantic record. She
made passage from Queenstown to
Sandy Hook in B days, Z hours
and As minutes, arriving st New !
York September 18th, beating her
best previous record of the last
voyage by fifty minutes. The fol-
lowing were the daily runs: 531,
532, 541, 529, $50 and 81 to the
Sandy Hook lightship. For the
total distance Of 1882 knots the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-08

average speed was 21.7 knots an
hour. During the voyage variable
winds and weather were en-
countered, with fog banks lasting
four hours.
The whaling bark Reindeer and
schooner Silver Wave have been
wrecked in the Arctic, and are a
total loss. Both vessels were owned
by James McKenna. The steam
whaler Jeanne brought the news of
the disasters and also the report Of
the catch by the fleet up TO the
time of her sailing. The Reindeer
was struck by heavy iceberg on
August 4th, crushed against the
rocks and totally destroyed. She
was close to Return Reef at the time
Of the accident, which is halfway
between Point Barrow and Herschel
Island. The great mass of ice that
caused the vessels destruction
hoated down upon her go suddenly
that almost before her crew could
man the boats to leave her she was
" nipped." The bark Northern
Light was lying pretty close in and
she got her boats to the rescue, as
did the other whalers. Captain
Cogan, of the Reindeer, and all of
his crew were thus saved, but not
until they had climbed over ice
hummocks and traversed several |
miles of foe, dragging what pro-
perty they had managed to save
from their ship. Not many details
have been received of the loss of |
the Silver Wave. She is stranded |
near Point Hope, and her crew,
none of whom were lost, are work
ing hard to save hers. F. Call.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-08
STILL SMUGGLING.
A Remnant of the Emerald Ring at
Work.

The Emerald opium smuggling
ring was not destroyed by the con-
viction and imprisonment of three of
its members. 1t still exists and
operates between Victoria and Homo
lulu.
The head of the ring is now
Charles Josslyn, who was indicted
with Wichman, Thomas and Greene
valid, but saved himself by flight.
Josslyn had close call in Homo
lulu about month ago, and will
probably give the paradise Of the
Pacific wide berth for some time to
come. The smuggler visited the
newly born Republic in the guise of
a drummer, having in his possession
four trunks OF samples" He had
changed his name to Jamison, and
tried to induce the Port Surveyor to
pass his trunks unsearched through
the Custom House. The Port
Surveyor was not that kind of man.
The trunks were opened and search
ed, and found to contain about 400
pounds of prepared opium; but
Jamison, or Josslyn, had disappear
ed. The surveyor, who Is now in
this city, thinks that the smuggler
went back to Victoria on the Warri-
moo. The Importation of opium in
to the Hawaiian Islands is absolute
ly prohibited, and Josslyn's samples,
worth about S240O, were seized and
destroyed.
The local customs officials have
good reason to believe that 500 tins
Of opium seized in this city about
three months ago belonged to what
IS left of the Emerald ring. The
boxes containing the drug were
marked books" and were addressed
to missionary priest in Honolulu.
1t was the smugglers' purpose to re-
move the drug from the boxes when
they had reached Honolulu and fill
them with old books for the priest.
Collector Wise has learned that he
cannot lawfullyyhold the 500 boxes
of opium marked books" because
they were seized while in transit
from Victoria to Honolulu. They
will therefore be forwarded to Homo.
lulu at an early date, and upon their
arrival will doubtless be seized by
the Hawaiian Government IS. F.
Call, Sept. %.
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SOME FINE CATTLE.
Polled Angus Stock Arrives for
NJ Mr.. McCandless.

NJ Mr.. McCandleSS.
The bark Oakland, Capt. Nc
CURE, arrived about 2 o'clock yes
terday afternoon, twenty-five days
out from Seattle, Washington. She
brought a miscellaneous cargo,
consigned to the California Feed
Company. This is her first trip to
this port.
Among other things on board
the bark, are forty-seven head of
Polled Angus cattle, brought down
under the personal care of Mr.. Nc
Candies. The animals are beau
ties. Their glossy black hair looks
as fine as silk, and they seem to be
in the pink of condition. They
are thoroughbreds, the pedigrees of
some of them being registered as
far back as 1900. None of them
were lost on the trip.
There are also on board a num-
Der of horses and mules, shipped
by Mr.. Feek the contractor for the
Waianae extension of the Oahu
railroad. One of them died on the
passage the cause being, according
to the captain, old age.
T. G.. King, of the California
Feed Company, received about
fifty chickens.
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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

From san Francisco, per S Australia.
Oct. 6.-Miss Armstrong, E E Boyer, Miss
Florence Boyer, G A Brown, Geo A Brown,
William A Brown. wife and 2 children,
Miss May Bryan, A S Dickins. Fleming.
A Theo Gruetter. Thos Higgins, Mrs NJ
Homer and . children, Mrs A Herbert,
Miss Herbert, Kennedy, wife and child,
Mrs ] a Kennedy and 2 children, Lind
strom. A + Under and wife, Miss Mabel
Lampman, w II Mercer, j + Nolan and
wife. Miss X Nolan, Miss NJ Pope, Miss
Clara ] Peters, III + Prescott, NJ S Perreira
and wife, Z Peck, Jos Rolph, DR. II Ray
rHoud, Mrs w Smith and children, Fred
Schlusser, Roswell Skeel. Jr, and wife,
Miss Daisy Tones, f s Taylor and wife,
Miss ,Willfong, ] + Wilhelm and wife. Miss
Wilhelm. q NJ Williams, L Witkowski.
From Maui, per stmr Claudlne, Oct. T.
Miss Nickelsen, w II Cornwell, z Wells.
Master Vida, NJ G Ross, Capt Milsaps, S
Taylor, Father Valentine, Mrs II Giles, e
+ Britain and wife, Drummond, Mr.
Cook and wife, Y Annoy, and 81 on deck.
From Kauai, per stmr Mikahala. Oct. =
Francis Gay. A Dreier, II NJ Schmidt, w
II Rice, G II Willis, f S Young, II Wolters,
NJ Brash, B r Nakajo. and 80 on deck.
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FOREIGN VESSELS Expected.
IMPORTS.

From Seattle, per blk Oakland, Oct ~
head cattle. u horses, 6 mules, 400 bales
hay, and a miscellaneous cargo of grain
and feed, consigned 10 the California Feed
Company.
Per Claudine-224 bags sugar, 155 bags
potatoes. bags corn, 100 bags taro. so head
cattle, y hogs, % hides, 3 mill rollers, 90
pkgs sundries.
Per Mikahala-5O91 bags sugar. 81 bdls
hides, 10 head cattle, and 81 pkgs sundries.
Per Pele-4OO0 bags sugar.
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Amber affords the most striking
example of substance in daily use,
about which the least is known as to
its origin.
1t is estimated that the burning of
Moscow by the Russians in order to
drive out the French cost S125,OOO,-
900.
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BORN.

Honolulu. October Z, 1894,
TO the wife of Lieutenant H. Ludewig,
son.
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DIED.

LYONS-In Oakland, Cal, August 20. 1894,
William Lyons, a native of Canada, aged
50 years, 9 months and 10 DAYS.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

SATURDAY. Oct. 6.
o 5 Australia, Houdlette. from San
Francisco.
SUNDAY. Oct. :.
Stmr Claudine. Cameron. from Maui.
Stmr Mikahala. Hagiund, from Kauai
Am bk Oakland, Mcclure, % days from
Seattle.
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The ADVERTISER Is deliver
ed by carriers to any part of
the city for IS cents a month, in
advance. Subscribe now and keep
MD with the new year. Ring mp
Telephone No. IS.
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Steamships will leave for and arrive from
San Francisco, on the following dates, till
the close of 1894
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Al. At HoEoLULU
FIN. SAE + FRANCISCO
Oh VANCOUvER
LEAVE HOSCLULU
FCR SAs FEASCIsco
OF VANCOUVER

meteorological Record.
sr THE GOVERNMENT SURVEY. PUBLISHED
EVERY MONDAY
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yESsELs IL POKT.
tTaIs IisE does no. include eoAx;er.y
NAVAL VESSELS.

II ID u . n stCIlIui DIdyt CruIst.
MECHANICS.
Br bark AImaru, Brown, Newcastle.
Am bktne W II Dimond. Nelson, 5 +.
sch Aloha, Dabel, San Francisco,
Sch o NJ Kellogg, Ivansen, Gray's Harbor.
D 5 s Australia, Houdlette, San Francisco.
Am bk Oakland, MCGUIRE, Seattle.
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Barometer corrected for temperature and eIe-
walton. but not for latitude.