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CITY NEWS NOTES.

Miss Myrtle Groves and Charles Mccall
land both riding bicycles. came together on
the corner of West and Root streets last
night. Both were painfully. though not
seriously. hurt in the collision. DR.. Fouts,
of the City Dispensary dressed their in
juries.
Van Bailey, employed as engineer IN
Hits bakery, on South Delaware street.
found il necessary last night to climb over
the boilers in the engine room. III doing SO
his hand struck a steam cock and a jet OF
steam which was released scalded his side
DR.. Fouts, of the City Dispensary, attend
cd him
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Movements of steamers.

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Arrived: La Tour
aine, from Havre. Sailed: Rotterdam for
Rotterdam. La Goscogne for Havre; Um-
bria, for Liverpool; Patria, for Hamburg
Neustria, for Marseilles.
ANTWERP, Aug. 27.-Arrived: Kensing-
ton, from New York. Sailed: Westernland,
for New York.
LIVERPOOL Aug. 27-SaiIed Cevic and
Etruria, for New York
SOUTHAMPTON. Aug. 27.-Arrived: Bre-
men, from New York.
BREMEN. Aug N-Sailed: Koenigen
Luise, for New York.
MOvILLE. Aug. 27.-Sailed: City of Rome,
for New York.
HAVRE. Aug. 27.-Sailed: La Champagne,
for New York
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HERO OF THE OREGON.
Captain Clark Rccuperating at Ben
ton HarbOr, Mich.

BENTON HARBOR, Mich, Aug. 27.-Cap-
tain Clark. of the battle ship Oregon, ar
rived here tonight, having left the United
States hospital to join his wife and daughter,
who have been spending the summer here
anxiously awaiting his arrival. Capt Lloyd
Clark. who is in charge of the United States
government station here. will care for his
brother until he is again able to return to
his duties Special invitations are coming
in tonight from all over the State asking
for the privilege of rendering a reception in
the respective towns to the hero of the long
est cruise on record.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 27.-The Wampatuok,
formerly a Standard Oil tug in New York
harbor, known as the Atlas, has reached
the navy yard. and her career as a war YES
sci is considered to be at an end. The
Wampatuok was in the first fight at Man
zanillo. She led the way under fire when
the first of Skaters army landed in Cuba.
She helped the st. Louis cut the cable be-
tween Santiago and Jamaica. Again she
with the st. Louis cutting the Man
Zarillo cable that shut off communication
with Madrid.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Aug. 27.-There
is more trouble in the ranks of the window
glass workers. AT a meeting of the execu-
tive board of l.. A. 800 Monday night the
returns on the vote to authorize the board
10 declare the Office of treasurer vacant and
appoint a successor to John G. Schlicker
was counted and showed 943 in favor of the
action to Isl opposed. The board at once de-
clared the office vacant, deposing Schlicker
Tor his refusal to perform the duties of the
ONCE, and appointed John Gray, of Believer
nOn Pa, the former treasurer, to fill out his
unexpiTed term. Frank 10. Yourison and Jo-
seph Mayer were the only regular members
of the board present the quorum being
secured by drafting. Schlicker refused to
recognize the action of the board in dismiss
ing him and selecting Gray, and he again
served notice on the associations bank not
10 honor any paper without his name az
tached- This phase of the case will
result in the matter being taken to court
Gray has filed his bond and ii has been ac-
Cepted. Schlicker says that to protect his
bondsmen he will resist the attempt to Dust
him.
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The 15Sth Indiana Tenting In Lincoln
Park. Knoxville.

CAMP POLAND, Knoxville. Tenn, Aug.
27.-The First West Virginia Regiment Col.
B. D. Spillman commanding, reached this
camp this morning. coming from Chicka-
manga Park. The division hospital corps or
125 men also arrived and established the nos
pital to-day at Turner Park, a SUBURBAN
resort which has been turned over to Gen.
Mckee for hospital purposes. The west
Virginia regiment is encamDed at Lincoln
Park near the observation-disclosures eighth
Indiana, which arrived yesterday. The men
are settled in their camp tonight and well
pleased with the new location. Twenty SICK
soldiers were brought from Chickamauga.
The resignation of Maj. w. n. Grinnel'
staff officer, in charge of the commissary
department has been rendered to General
Mckee Major Grinnell resigns on account
of pressing business in New York. he IS an
official of a New York bank and also Oh the
New York Central Railway.
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CHICAGO. Aug. 27.-The First Illinois
Volunteer Cavalry, Col. Edward c. Young
commanding. arrived to-day at Fort Sheri-
dan from Chickamauga. Eight train sec
tons, each of excursion proportions, con-
veyed the troopers and their equipment TO
the fort. welcoming committee OF citi-
zens met Colonel Young and the official
train at Danville Junction. The crowds at
the stations cheered the boys as they passed
through. On reaching the fort warm
breakfast was served to the men in the mess
hall that was used by the Fourth Artillery
before the call to arms summoned them TO
Tan.Oa
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GOLD DEMOCRAT DECLINES.

Banker William Niblack Nominated
by Republicans for joint Senator.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
i DECATUR, Ind, Aug. 27.-In an inter-
view with a Journal correspondent tonight
Hon. William Niblack, who was to-day
nominated for joint senator for Adams and
Allen counties by the Republicans at Fort
Wayne, states positively that he will not
accept the nomination. Mr.. Niblack is pres
ident of the Old Adams County Bank, of
this city, and has always been Democrat.
Although. he says, he is a gold Democrat.
he cannot accept the nomination thrust
upon him. He says he knew nothing of the
convention except what Mr. Vesey had sug-
gested to him some time ago.
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HOsTETLER IN JAIL.
Demanding Money at Versailles on
Account of the September Lynching.

Demanding Money at Versailles on
Account of the September Lynching.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
VERSAILLES, Ind, Aug. 27.-Great ex-
element was caused by the arrest of Peter
Hostetler for boisterous conduct on the
streets of Versailles. 1t took several assist
ants and the town marshal to make the
arrest. Great crowds witnessed the affair
and followed the marshal and his prisoner
to the Jail. Hostetler received severe treat
ment at the hands of the officers and is
now in great agony of mind for fear of be-
ing lynched. HoStetler has made himself
offensive TO many persons in the county on
account of his continual demand for money
because of his connection with the Correct
burglary that led up to the lynching last
- ptS mber. While there is no probability
OF 4 iynching. many persons seem to be glad
That HOStetIer is in Jail
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DIED EN- ROUTE.
Concluded from First Pageo

of Camp Thomas, Chckamauga There is
no necessity he said, for an investigation
m Sa%9 edna T d AEfr Inr
geOn at Camp Wikoff. has had the benefit of
a wide experience, and he has been given
in the way of medical supplies, bedding,
etc. from the medical supply depot of New
York. Supply officers there have been di-
rccted to fill all his acquisitions at once
without reference to the surgeon general
for his approval. so there is no red tape.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ARGOS, Ind, Aug. N.-Abraham L. Brick
of South Bend, Republican nominee for
Congress in the Thirteenth district opened
the campaign in Marshall county last night.
This being the first speech in the county
of the fall campaign an unusual demon
stration Was made. Delegations came from
Plymouth and other towns in the county.
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Ripley Republican Ticket.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
VERSAILLES, Ind, Aug. 27.-Republicans
nominated the following county ticket to-
day: For representative, Fred Shredder, of
Batesville; auditor, r. r. White; sheriff,
Edward Ebel, of Versailles; treasurer Jo-
seph III. Scoopmire, of Holton; coroner. DR..
Cox, of Napoleon; surveyor, John c. Harsh,
New Marion commissioners. Theodore
Shockley and James Wooley The ticket Sc
lected is excellent.
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THE DEADLY CROSSING AGAIN.

Big Four Train Kills Farmer and
His Son at Greencastle.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Aug. 81. - John
Gardner and his small son were killed at
the Big Four crossing in this city this even
ing by the Knickerbocker special. Mr.. Gard
her had just started to his home in the
country, but failed to notice the approach
of the fast train, which struck the wagon
broadside, completely demoishing it and in
stantly killing the occupants. This cross
ing is very dangerous, the track being OBJ
secured from view of any one on the public
highway. 1t has been the scene of numerous
fatal accidents. Mr.. Gardner was a promi-
nent farmer of Clinton township and leaves
a wife and several children
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for the use of the Colorado Soldiers Aid
Society In caring for soldiers families. sick
hurst contains Loo acres, a large part OF
which Is laid out in beautiful park and
including 9. lake nearly mile in length.
The grounds have all been turned over to
the fete committee. A temporary theater
was erected. where several professional and
door programme included a sham battle
between companies of regular soldiers from
Fort Logan and military and athletic con-
tests.
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Carney Ma kes a Discovery.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE. Ind. Aug. 27.-John r.
Carney, well-to-do citizen, late this even
ing filed suit to have his marriage to Mrs.
Mile James declared void. After two years
of happy welded life he discovers that her
former husband. supposed to be dead is
alive and a resident of this city. 1t is be-
lieved an investigation of the case will de-
velope a sensation.
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Ensign PoweIson Injured.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21.-Ensign Will
fred Powelson, who served on the battle
ship Maine when she was blown up and
whose testimony relative to the explosion
of the battle ship was accepted as of great
Importance, to-day received a compound
fracture of the right leg and fracture of
the foot by falling down an elevator shaft
on board tie cruiser ST. Paul. which is
now at Cramps ship yard.
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Democratic Nominees.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENSBURG, Ind, Aug. N71Hhe DEM
ocrats nominated to-day the following
ticket: Representative, Oscar Galbrailh;
clerk. John Turner; sheriff, Virgil Alexan-
der; auditor. Jacob Seniour; recorder. Will
liam SHELL treasurer. George Shoemaker;
commissioners, Henry Logan and j. w.
Speer. Ex-senator f. NJ. Howard received
the nomination for joint senator for the
counties of Bartholomew and Decatur.
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REMARKABLE SHOOTING.
A. l.. Ivens Kills 80 Birds Out of so
and Wins the Handicap Race.

NEW YORK. Aug GA L. Ivens. the
vell-known crack wing shot of the River
side Gun Club of Red Bank. to-day won the
grand national handicap at Elkwood Park,
N. j. Ivens also made a record at the Clo-
yer Leaf traps, killing forty-nine out of
possible fifty. The hest score prior to Ivins's
remarkable work this afternoon was made
by Phil DAILY, jr., who in a three-cornered
shoot a year ago killed forty-eight Sum-
mary:
Grand national handicap fifty birds,
twenty-five to thirty-three yards fifty yards
boundary:
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Mrs. Tb.Idorf,s Husband.

George Thaldorf and Mrs. Eliza England
were arrested yesterday at S27 McGill street.
where they had been living together. Thai
DORIS wife. who is here to prosecute. gave
the police the Information which led to the
arrest of her husband and Mrs. England.
Mrs. Thaldorf's story is that her husband
is d blacksmith and came here from Bay
City. where he deserted her and their
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ILLEGALLY RESTRAINED.
Mrs. Botkin Granted Writ of Habeas
Corpus at San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO Cal, Aug. 27.-The at
torneys for Mrs. Cordelia Botxin applied for
and were granted a writ of habeas corpus
by Judge Cook to-day. The writ was made
returnable next Monday morning, and was
granted on the usual grounds in such cases.
that the prisoner was Illegally restrained
Of her liberty
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His Old Homestead and SanatOrium
Sold by the Sheriff.

Sold by the sheriff.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARTINSVILLE. Ind, Aug 27.-The
Home Lawn Sanatorium, at one time the
most popular resort for health in this part
of Indiana, along with the large brick resi-
dence of Ebenezer Henderson and eight
acres of adjoining ground, beside the lots
surrounding these buildings were sold at
sheriff's sale to-day to satisfy mortgage.
w. s. Shirley, OF this city, attorney for
Edwin p Gallup Connecticut capitalist.
bid in the entire property for $3.50 1t is
worth three times the amount. Mr.. Hender-
SDil was at one time one of the wealthiest
citizens of MartinSVille.
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win Give shideIer Trouble.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. H.-Frank T.
Roots, of Connersvile, the Republican NOM
inee for joint representative from Wayne
and Fayette counties, announces that he
Will be candidate for speaker of the House
after the election.
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obituary..

CHICAGO, Aug. 27.-Prof. A. J. Marks.
author of Holy Land" and a Bird's-eye
View of Palestine" and a lecturer of note.
is dead Professor Marks was born in
Depuyster, st. Lawrence county New
York. on March 16. 1892, and came to Chi
cago in 1862 AS lecturer Professor Marks
was best known in Chautauuua circles.
MACKINAC ISLAND, Mich. Aug. IT,
Albert A. Munger, a pioneer of Chicago, and
a millionaire died here to-day. Mr. Munger
was a liberal patron of art and one Of the
ding coEnoisseurs Of painting in Amer
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Special to the indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE. Ind. Aug. 2.-Word came from
Boston to-day of the first death among the
fifty odd volunteers from this city in the
regular army. William Parish contracted
fever at Santiago and died yesterday in
hospital in Boston He leaves widowed
mother here. The body will be taken in
charge by the citizens of Muncie for pub
lie funeral
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FIRE AND ROBBERY.
Thieves Set Fire to II. II. Schergen's
House.

Policemen at 10 o'clock last night saw a
blaze in the house of H. T. Schergen. at rs
East New York street. They called the fire
department and while trying to force an
entrance into the house Mrs. Schergen
rived. The fire was not serious. but il was
found that the house had been robbed Of
jewelry and silverware. Waste saturated
with oil was also found. The thieves had
thoroughly ransacked the house and had
fired it to conceal the robbery.
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Cost of Special Police.

The special policemen employed during the
L. A w. meet and the Knights of Pythias
encampment were paid yesterday. Forty
one special policemen employed during the
gathering of wheelmen received $3.50, and
the los employed this week received 1926. In
all S1,256 was paid out for special police
protection for the two national meetings
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Deaths from Txnhoid.

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 27.-Louis Strait
myer, Company G. First Maryland, and
Michael Edwards, Troop D, Sixth Cavalry,
privates, died at Fort Mcpherson to-day of
typhoid fever. There are now 100 patients
in the general hospital nearly six hundred
of whom are afflicted with typhoid fever.
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Camp Thomas a Pesthole.

NEW YORK, Aug. GA hospital train Of
two cars arrived at Jersey City to-day from
Camp Thomas. Chickamauga. Both of the
cars were Pullmans. and there were forty
one sick men in them. Thirty-eight were
down with typhoid and three were sick with
malaria. The sick belonged to the First
New Hampshire Volunteers. They were in
charge of Surgeon Charles A. Coagdon, who
said that Camp Thomas was the filthiest
place he ever saw and that 1t was a pest
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Special to the Indianapolis JOURNAL.
RICHMOND Ind, Aug. N.-Alonzo G.
Bousman died to-day at his home in Green's
fork as the result of injuries received by
falling on a circular saw. His face was
literally sawed off, and the skull penetrated
that tile brain was exposed. Under these
circumstances he lived several days.
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WEARY OF HIS CHILD WIFE.
Gen Cassius Nj. Clay Reported to Have
Filed a Suit for Divorce.

LEXINGTON, KY. Aug. 27.-There is a
current story, which many here believe,
that Cassius NJ. Clay has filed at Richmond,
KY, petition for divorce from his child
wife. Dora Richardson. At Richmond and
at the home of Mr.. Clay the story cannot
be verified. inasmuch as all concerned are
noncommittal on the subject
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BOSTON, Aug. N-One more death oc-
Cured tonight among the soldiers who were
landed Tuesday from the Olivette. Private
LeSage, Company +, Second Infantry, whose
home was in Huntington, w. Va, was the
victim, death being due to exhaustion.
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Hoodlum. stab Endeavorer.,

WICHITA. Kan, Aug. 27.-At Christian
Endeavor social last evening some hoodlums
interfered with the guests. Bart Evans a
law partner of the Republican candidate for
Governor w. E. Stanley. Alfred Lewis and
Walter Vincent undertook to drive them off
when the hoodlums used knives. severely
cutting Evans whose wounds are danger
Gus. and badly injuring the others. -Four
boys have been arrested.
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A Regiment Disbanded.

CHICAGO, Aug. 27.-The German-Amer-
lean regiment of Illinois has ceased to exist
an order having been issued by AdJutant
General Carl Stroever formally disbandlng
the OrganiZa ton.
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ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. IA special to the
Journal from Pinkard KY, says: General
Cassius Marcus Clay to-day bought farm
near here for his child-wife, Dora Richard
son. who still refuses to live with him. He
declares that he will provide for her as long
as she lives
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one bail.

Philadelphia North American. :.
Il was one of the Merrimacs crew.
the weather beaten one. .;nk
Great Scott is that so2 Have a u'
When were you on the MerrimacE ..u,seu
When she were carrying coat "the
Baltimore and Charleston. replied NE
weather-beaten one. deity swallowihS
lfOuOr
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Attempting 10 get the Republicans there TO
pat out ticket as blind. for 1t is known
fact that many of the Republicans of
Bl'ownstown intend to vote the ring ticket,
but want to get out another ticket for the
purpose of drawing votes from the fusion
f{f,kat
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SEYMOUR. Ind. Aug. 27.-To-day Mrs.
Finch Sharp. colored, gave birth to trip
let's, two girls and one boy. The girls
weighed nine pounds each and the boy
eight pounds.
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FataIIy Hurt at dine bridge Works.

Special 10 the IndlandpoIls Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, Aug. 27.-Charles Morris
and Albert Lambert were dangerously in
jured this afternoon at the Indiana bridge
works by the falling of a heavy substruc-
ture in the shipping yards. Morris is be-
lieved to be fatally injured Three other
men were knocked down.
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United Brethren churches In this city and
at Daleville. has retired from the ministry.
The work in the double charge was too
great and her health failed. She may de-
eide TO retire from the pulpit permanently.
She has been in the ministry fifteen years.
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Suicide of n BROKER

CLEVELAND. o., Aug. 27-Harry s. stew
ems well-known broker, committed suicida
at o'clock this afternoon by shooting him
self three times in the left breast and once
in the right temple. at his home No 6S7
old and leaves wife and two children. Bus
mess troubles are thought TO have been the
cause. ~
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Fete in senator woleott,. PARK.

DENVER. Col, Aug. 27.-Ten to fifteen
thousand persons attended the fete given
this afternoon and evening at Wolhurst.
the beautiful country seat of Senator Ed
ward @. Woleott, fifteen miles south OF
Denver. The object was to raise money
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The WinsIow at Brooklyn.

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-The United States
torpedo boat Winslow Lieutenant Niblack,
arrived this morning from Key West via
yard.
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. Aug. 27.-Hon. Glenn
Studebaker has teegraphed his son. Col.
George Studebal1er, misunderstanding
seventh Regiment Indiana Volunteers, TO
draw upon him for all necessaries for the
comfort of the sick of his regiment at Fer
nandina: also. for railroad expenses OF SICK
men who should be sent home, but lack
mo
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Building Permits.

A. W. Scott, porch. 1923 Central avenue, S125.
j. w. Rocker Brick buildings 222 TO 22i West
Washington street, s.. 900
Parry Manufacturing Company, brick dry kiln
Capitol avenue and Garden street s1725.
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CHICAGO. Aug. 28-The Times Herald
to-day says: Archbishop Ireland was ve sss-
terday appointed member OF the I.afayeffe
Memorial Commission 10 the Paris F,ynosI-
ton by CcS.uissIoner General Peck Dr
Edward Ea,erAtt Hale. OF Boston haS seS
cepted membership on the Commission
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The Gloucester Ordered to New York.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-The Gloucester,
commanded by Commander Wainwright
has been ordered to sail from Guantanamo
to Now York
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manuscript was returned with one of those
nice little notes whose appearance NAYS
become so familiar with.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Cas.. Aug. KS 81.
transport Steamer Charles NJ. Nelson
rived from Fonolulu to-day. she ssl~
everything quiet on the islands.