The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 8

1 4r ik THE DAILY JAmtin CAN NA'STIVIttELfitilitidkin -11''71' 1887--grATEEN--PAGES REVOLIJIMUL 1 THE TURF H1j( SuMMer Stull THE DANCER OF CHOLERA AND CHOLERA MOROI'S CAN Intel AVERTLD1 TO A GziwbeNITIENT TEl WATIR YOU DRINK OR ri5l American Water Clarliar and Purifier Whish Is indswited by the Wiest medical and scientific authoritt and when used awarding to directions Is cheaper than a Altar and tar superior Ask your druggists tor wank packages or ardor from lee to whin top Sp 1171711111a11rCeW ells CO A )11 TIke ilawallau Islands lit a IC Perteet Ferment lc Dad Itiding Dents Jacobin at Chicago Malaria Daruna sad TeNnene Among the Winners ftemaweromg0 4 8 N' 7 4 3 in 11) I ft fit 'I itACjitual 1 4 t' '1' el 1 pOP a 714 The Populace Seize the Government and Bring the King to Tenni i Th 50 Tbe Gibson Ministry Deposed apd a New One Formed EMU TO Closing' Day at Niagara Valle Wins the Monmouth Park Oaks i 1 Il if i el ii44 knotwia atialree of the Xiht wu steepled as A AN AlsoLVT11 coseassiolt of every demand made and while the Is a bitter expressioe of feeling Kola-Mina it wm the belief when the Mariposa sailed that he would he allowed to mogul on the throne though fears were expressed that Gibson and other inembere of the Ministry might lose their low Gib-eon wee arrested althongh military fruards bad been placed about kle house owing te tbe belief that he intended to steal away on the steamship Matipova Whom his arrest became known armed citizens to the umber of fully three thousand escorted the fallen minister to the Pacific Ware house where Webb another member of the late Cabinet and Hatisden and Ultima were oleo taken There bad been no bloodshed up to July I when the steanbehip Mariposa ogled and the hope was that the revolution would continue to be a bloodless one though it might take another ahape at any moment SAN Insitelsco July 9 --Interviews are printed here with merchants as to the probable outcome of the present crisis In the Hawaiian Kingdom but they are somewhat conflicting Some of those familiar with affairs on the islands contend that the trouble has only commenced Upon the fate of Gibson considerable is thought to depend In the past he has had considerable Influence with lalekaus and should he regalo it the claim is made that they might make a tight against the revolutionary party One merchant expresses the belief that as the white population had determined on I change and bad control of the military foross they would If necessary declare the monarchy at au end and set up a republic The' King Denies the Charges- of Bribery and Corruption We Are Still Offering Very Handsome Pongee Silk Coats and Vesta India Seersucker Coats and Vests Light-Colored Mohair Coats and Vests Black Alpaca Frocks and Vests Black Alpaca Vests White and Spot Duck Vests 0 4 The Maikry Join With the Peep loin the San Frannie-cane Think the Onteonte Will Be T44 Q4519 POWDER 11 fitizorkil 0 EATERYBO DY that intends buying Carpet br Rug this fall should not: t' 1 Jqt I wait until then but buy now and save big )' i Absolutely Pure unite Dowdte nrfle TWOS A MIMI of portly srmemob and wholesomeness Mom monomial lima the ordinary kinds and canna be mid serapetitioie with the multitude of tew leer short widen alum or phosphate powders Bold la sans ROYAL BAUM POWDKR street 104 dam it I 2L JCo3E1 laCer -or CLOTH Inc WE WON A GAME! moneyts TIMOTIIIT BROS propose to sell Carpets Rugs Alattings and window' i Shades at actual manufacturers' cost for Mons' Pants! -11011-w SPRING ani SUMER MAR Nashville Defeats Birmingham 15 to 10 11 ALL CHOU II) SMES CAN 8 1 sum AT New Orleans Defeats Memphis by a Score of 4 to 3 CHICA00 July was the ninth regular day of the Washington Park meet1 lug The judges were Wm Williamson of Mobile and Brewster Of Chicago The weather was fine attendance good and 1 good time made Considerable dissatisfaoI Son was expressed over the Jacobin race won by Aurelia To say the least Jacobin was badly ridden and Jockey Ward did not seem as if be wanted to win but the judges failed to pay any attention to the matter First race seiflug one and one-fourth 1 starters were: Rebel Scout 102 (Gallego) Malaria 112 (Fishburn) Kensington 107 (Stoval) Leman 107 (Hamilton) Biddy Bowling 110 (Vincent) Sour Minh 105 (Winchell) Redstone 107 (Hathaway) Pools: Malaria $30 Redstone $10 Biddy Bowling 7 field $10 LOUISA Sour Mash and Redstone In front Rebel Scout leading at the stand Biddy 1 Bowling first at the quarter and half and then Redstone went ahead and showed the way into the home ittietch when Malaria raced to the front and won by a lengths Leman second and Sour Mash a close third Thne 138 Second race all ages one starters were: Tom Uptegrove 110 (Steel) Mamie Hunt 108 (Turner) Cot Harwood 101 (Watson) Carnegie 100 (A Cooper) Jacobin 105 (Ward) Aurelia 100 (Winchell)k Katie A 95 (Hathaway) Fred Zeibig 95 (Monahan) Verner 112 (Malone) Modesty did not start Pools: Aurelia $150 Jacobin 56 Mamie Hunt 140 field 835 Mamie Hunt led at the start Katie A next Tom Uptegrove third and Jacobin held back to last Tom Uptegmve led at the quarter Carnegie coming ahead on the back stretch and leading to the stable turn where be we passed by Aurelia who led to the finish first by a length Mamie Hunt sec- ond two lengths in front of Jacobin Time 1:41 Third race maiden stakes value $1965 3-ymr-olds one starters were: Damns 113 (Hamilton) Miss Motley 113 gimeaLinchtelli4B1Palroickhr ulgato13 (113 (Arn olde Sailor no 110 (St val) )1 Mies Motley $16 field $13 Sailor Boy and Fugato led at the start the former making the running from the start and showing the way to the homestretch where Dunne and Mho Motley came ahead Daruna wtnning by ten lengths Mild Motley second an4Sallor Boy a poor third Time Fourth race Lake View value ap value 50 Chi Idroll's Slits for $250 Mal DOUBLE THE HONEY! CILS THUM CO'S Nct North Cherry Street PEOPLE'S MUTUAL Results of the League and Assoolatloa I Games Played Everywhere Yesterday the next few days to reduce down k- Cal pet Stock for the dull season 1 Everybody knows that full Standard All-wool Ingrain Extra Super sell for 85 and 90c Cotton Chain Extra Supers 75 and 80c i- 11 (1 i Lin Stack linsurance HUNTINGTON3 Clothier No 160 CHURCH ST The locals won with the bat yesterday In two innings they rolled up eleven runs seven of which were earned The visitors went to pieces at critical points but rallied toward the close and hit Mamas freely The Aiirminghams did not play as evenly as in either of the previous gamesthe knowledge of their weakness behind the bat at short and first base having a demoralizing effect on the whole team Their fielding was not sharp and their throwing below the average Though hit freely at times Masran pitched a good game and as usual was well supported Nicholas was bruised up considerably and needs a rest which he will scarcely secure Reeder was taken sick toward the middle of the contest but after some delay returned to the geld and stayed to the end of the game Of notable features there were none Following is the Timothy Bros prices loplIew days- only on these two standard makes will be Allwool Extra Super Carpet Cotton Chain Extra Super Carpet 10-Wire Brussels Carpet worth 8115 now OF PMISI'LVANIA To the Owners of Live Stock in the State of Tennessee: We have en- tared your State for the pnrpose of supplybig a want long felt to be nee- emery viz: The Insurance of Live Stock So many experiments have been started and for want of proper judgment and good management have gilled that we deem it necessary to state to you briefly our plan of doing business and which has turn a great sucemiloth Iii-lau Stakrand in ad' joining The officers of this Association realised Ifioat the begin4 ming that the prbipal thhig tope guarded ligainst fraikepeculation and hence adopted the following distinct prindples contained th the first introductory issued by lur six-years ago and which basleen the basia-ofour plans of doing buboes Illoase send for Cirellara No 8 Noel Blobk 1- el D11 srurs hlanager 1 oe10 sod 1 Jeep Body Pringle won by a length Santa Clara end George Angus third Time 1:14 cond race selling purse one and one eighth won Lansdowne second Ligon third Time 157 Third race handicap one and three-eighths won by four lengths Royal Arch second Unique third Time 2273i Fourth raft owners' handicap one mile won by two lengths Berlin eecond Ben Thompson third Time 1:43 Fifth race steeplechase full Lightfoot won by a head Beechmors second Jut third Time 6:44 THIE Report of the stage of water In the rivet at the pats named at 2 rm 75th meridian time 1:13 tn local time July 9 1887: I 056' 750 0567 554 1fw $11 64 441'1 9-Wire Brussels Carpet worth el now 8-Wire Brussels Carpet worth 90c now 773Vire Brussels Carpet Worth 75c now Velvet Carpets worth 8150 now 7 1 Largest size Smyrna Rug worth $10 now Window Shades 4 Window Shades SAX FRANCISCO July 9--The steamship Martpoes which arrived from Australia this morning having touched at the Hawaiian Islands brings important tutormation that the expected revolution in the Hawaiian Kingdom has actually occurred The populace organized and demanded the downfall of the Ministry and the abdication of the King Residents of Honolulu and the surrounding country assumed the powers of the Government the volunteer military forces of the kingdom are with them and es a result the Gibson ministry ham fallen and the Csbinst named by the people beaded by Wm Green has been appointed King lalakau is permitted to remain on the throne although divested of all present power having acceded to the de mend for a new constitution and to abide by the will of the people The King was thoroughly alarmed and on July I called a meeting of the American Minister the British Commissioner the French Commissioner and the Portueguese Commissioner to whom he offered to transfer the pro tem powers vested in him These officials refused to accept the Crust but advised the King to lose no time in framing a new constitution which' he followed Walter Gibson his sonin-law and Hayeelden are under arrest bay tug been seized by civic troops when at-1 tempting to swap The populace assumed the controltt affairs in the kingdom on June 25 and were Joined by the Honolulu Rifles and other hastily organized military companies patrols were established throughout the city guards were placed over the military armory On the afternoon et June 30 a meeting was held at the armory of the Honolulu Miles The meeting having been 'advertised by posters In English Hawaiian and Portugess long before the hour of assembling approaches to the building were thronged with 1111 dames of peopik All the stores and shops were closed and all approaches to the palaces were barricaded but the roy al troops made no sign of meeting the volunteer troops outside of the armory The Honolulu Rifles were underarms 'On the walls of the armory back of the platform were dienieled the Hawaiian American and English flags The metting was addressed In and Hawaiian and teeolutions were adopted declaring mfollowic administratiow of the Hawaiian Government has ceaserh' through corruption and boompetency to adequately perform the functions and afford the proteo tion- to person and 4 property rights for which all governmenta exist" I The meeting formulated the following I demands ot the Kthg I "First that be shall at once and unconditionally dismiss his present Cabinet from office and we uk that be shall call one of these persons namely William Greene Henry Waterhouse Godfrey Brown or Mark Robinson to assist him in select lug a new Cabinet Which shall be committed to the policy of setting a new con- Mitution that Walter Gibson shall be dismissed from each and eery office held by him under the Government" The third and fogrtir demands were OW mum itErrITOTION for $71606 denim bribe and dismiss Juniut Kimi Register of -Conveyances! whowas kWediirtbe belbery That we riOneet-- Spe0150 Pledge from the King ttrattre wiltn4t to the future Interfere either direCtly brinffirettli with the electot of representritilek' and that he will notsbiterfers 'with or attemPkio un- duly luknence the legislation or bogislidork ThesezZemanda were turned 'over to a committee of thirteen whir made Zell way to We palace and -shbmitted them to the King The news had ertieady reached the place -Tnotilbtonklinistryatonce 'wrote out their-resignatinossDurinr the pregrMs of the tame meeting speedheelvere made by all prominentettizens'all of wire openly declared tind tbe g114 must1W: I at once and accede to the popular Before the meeting thelailenininister Glk 1 eon sent a requeSV-for the thud of the Honolulu ilea tPrOlect hire his reek- dance against native Hatvallank On Friday steamship Mariposa arrived from Austidie bringing 200 stands 11 of arms addreesedelo the Gibson mhristry They were seized Ike people's committee and stored in the armory el the Honolulu Rifles After conferring with thp 4spre- 4 sentatives Of foreign governmentkon July 1 Kalakaus formerly appointed William 1 Greene Prime Minbites and Minister of For- eign Affairs who completed the Cabinet as 1 follows: A Thornton Minister of tbe In- teriorGodbrey Brown Minister of Finance A Milford Attorney emeriti TIM suanzzom os II to the demands of the popuhireites as Com al pieta as the ignominy endured by bid late Mintetry In response the' donanda Ministry hi response to- the pYB 14 Id A So and 5vo '35 and I Water! Rh 1 Fall iSTATION Feet Feet 0 Feet 08 ItAtiffnioLIP ks a 111 ILL PO A Hoganr 6 8 2 2 0 0 0 Clinton 1 6 2 80 2 0 0 Hares 2b 6 3 3 1 2 1 Reeder ea 6 2 1 1 1 0 1 Birboisse 5 0 1 0 7 2 0 Bradley lb 6 1 3 0 1 4 Rurks 6 1 0 2 JO' 0 6 I 2 0 12 1 0 Masan 114d 6 2 8 0 0 A 0 A Total 15 19 27 18 1 BIRMINOSAIL AB 19 Li PO a I Hillery lb-- 6 1 1 1 14 0 txt 6 2 4 0 ra 5 2 80 1 0 Pollard 1 '1 0 '11 you''' 86 8 1 1 0 0- 4 0 Manningb 5 1 2 0 4 6 2 Kentlf66 0 80 1- 11 Roberts 5000011 Isterquest P- 6 1 8 0 2 1 Totahs 47 10 18 2 17 18 Nashville 0 0 6 5 0 10 2-15 Birminghima 0 0 2 0 0 0-10 Runs earned-Nashele 8 Birmingham 4 Two-base Into-Hayes Bradley Art Masran Fuller Tbreehase bits-Duffee Estoninest Strut out-By Esterquest 2 by Mmran 4 Passed balls-Nicholas 1 Pollard 2 Time of game-Two hours and Afteen minutes UmpireTTony Suck -It Mtn Out that the Injury received by Gibson in Friday's game Is more eerioue than was thought Be dislocated his ankle and Is now confined to hitt room at the 1U FRENCH RICH 110A 00 02 Chattanooga Helena Little itZiell Louisville Memphis Nashville 01 00 OTHY TIMOTHY ROS TISSUE PAPERS 12 38 134 19 163 99 150 02 01 00 -3 4 --4 AP( :4 Vicksburg 100 sotto to sop 10 Jzstr Norm' fiergt Signal Corps Army 4 I Tor ornamental work in Flowers Mats etc in some 80 distinct shades' or cOlors' Sample sheets sent upou application Wire and Koss also for use in Sower work 4 6'''''' i 4 1 1 I MEDICATED OZZONIFS ts11 MEDICATED MEAN TIOIPIRATITEOI OP 112 witxx Mean June and July Temperature at Nashville Tenn for 15 years and the departure from the mean during the week ending Saturday July 9 1887 Mean Temptrature Day of Excess Delek 1114)al'h 15 Years I 1: :7 July 3 81 73 July 4 81 79 a July 5 81 76 5 July 6 S1 76 4 July? 81 74 July 8 82 75 7 July 11 82 81 I July 9 excess In average temperature since Jan 1 1887 91 degrees Jastraorsar Sgt Signal Corps 8 Army ELT Elsr aim for Cards and Photo if COMPLEXI011 Imparts a brilliant transparency to the Rs moves all pimples freckles emd roll sale by all first-clam drainrists or for illk 0 DER la ltarbit a APOSge 1 4 114 9 Ot ap12 fed li 14 ''i 7 nommentstimaniassal gl ce 4cos 0 01 '''N '1-" ''''A I COMP --T Imparts a brilliant untriapareney to the Bs' sale by oll drt dra moves all pimples freckles end I a-elan inrists or for ill in slam I or OWDER "-4140sa 1 11fil 0 '1 1 ap12 ood li 1111111111111111 i CI I J61111 1L 1111 -ts -v4l'''''i $2535 2-year-old' six starters were: The OS Olathe way) Emporia 100 (Hogan) Quitidaro Belle 95 (Johneon)i Los Angeles 112 (West) Emperor of Norfolk118 (Murphy) Wewa 92 (Watson) Raceland115 (Lewis) laterite 95 (Breckenridge): Animal) 106 (Hamilton) Sentiment 100 (Winchell) 1100 Emperor of Norfolk and Los Angeles coupled $50 Allanab and Sentiment coupled $45 field 1917 Emperor of Norfolk had the advantage of the start and led to the top of the stretch where for i moment he was headed by the Dutchmanbut with Los Angeles came ahead on the stretch Los Angeles allowing bet stable companion to win Emperor of Norfolk first by a length Los Angeles second and Sentiment third Time Fifth race six hurdles one and a half starters were: Cheattellow 131 (Adams) Ascot' 155 (Callahan) Lijero 126 (Downing) Aurelian 157 (Houston) Tennessee 159 (Canavaa) Bucephalus 147 (Hoey) Athlone 132 (Freeman) Uncle Dan 128 (Walker) Pools: Tenneesee $65 Moroi! $15 LIjar $11: field $21 Lijero led to third hurdle where Tennessee came and taking the lead came easily to the wire first by two lengths Lijero second and Ascot! third Time nowna's INTRIRS CHICAGO July following are the entries and weights for Monday's events: First raoe 2-year-olds eve furlongs 105 Amber Si Truxillo 99 Light o' London 105 Pat Moran OO Rosalie 102 Fuschia 103 Coalmore 94 Contempt 98 Wheeler 90 Irma 93 Outstep 107 Vision 91 Second filled Third race an ages three-quarters of a 85 102: Reverse 92: Chance 100 Enchantrees WI Violin 92 Pendennis 100 Avery 102 Cora :0 Loftin 108 Charlie Lucas 92 Hard Timer 104 Epeom 80 Euphony 90 Volatile 94 Tom Booth 101 Probits 100 Lepanto 105: Revoke 102 Luke Alexander 92 Belle 100 Roger Eastman 72 Lord Lyon 80: Robin Si Cardinal McCloekr 108 107 Leonard Arnett 106 Little Sullivan 86 Carnegie 102 Angie 87 Long John 85 Swinny 85 This race will probably be spilt In three parts Fourth race all ages one and one-sixteenth Johnson 100: Leman 102 Dark Hall 85 Derby 105 Poteen 90 Lisland 100 Ten Like 108 Carus 85 Fifth race all ages three-fourths of a A 103 False Alarm 101 Mews 115 Queen Bess 104 Saxe 100 Gov Bate 115 -Verner 117 Allegheny 104 Koder Kahn 101 Mirtle 09 Clay Sexton 1041 Redstone 117 Miss Hartaway 99 Fannie Willoughby 99 Pearl 104 Mis- hap 99 Counsellor 101 Col Harwood 108 Deboe 104 Somerset 106 Bonnie Lee 117 MONMOUIR PARK Ntw Tong July was a very large attendance at Monmouth Park to-day and a feet track First race handicap one were: Rupert Himalaya Laggardt Chickahominyt Jennie and Bryn I graphs New and pretty 'Fresh eupply All rA' Z4k diel'''' FADE CO Stationers LRI I AIRAN RAINFALL OF TH WREIL Mean June and July rainfall at NashvilleTenn for 16 years and the departure from the mean during the week ending July 9 latri 1 IL 5 7 Union Street moll sod It ii so0 Day of mouth T441 18)37 Inches Mean of 16 ears Inches Excess Inches Defey EMIT 86 Now Is the time to organize private parties at Excursion Rates to visit these wonderful caverns Quick time by the and Mammoth Cave Railroads For liberal reductions rates etc apply to COMSTOCK 3e16 dam MAMMOTH CAVE KY NEW ORLEANS 4 8 4 MEXPRIS TUE July Fifteen bundled people were in attendance this afternoon to witness the third game played between Memphis and New Orleans The Contest was exciting throughout New Orleans soored in the third inning Memphi tied her in the eixth and again in the seventh and eighth but failed in the ninth The victory of the visitors was due to costly errors by McAleer and Andrews Merritt's umpiring was anything but satisfactory to both clubs Ewing and Vaughn were the battery for New Orleans Black and Mc-Keogh for Memphis New Orleans made fourteen bits and tour errors Memphis seven hits u1 four )errors Score by Innings: 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0-3 New Orleans 0 01 0 01 1 11-4 CHICAGO 6 Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 Chicago1 2 0 0 0 0 0 11 Chicago 11 4 Chicago 2 Batteries and Clements Clarkson and ATEILEncs ti CLIvILAND Alma 0 9 3 0 8 0 8-- 9 Cleveland 1 0 4 0 0 14 Cleveland 14 4 Cleveland Batteries Wafting and Townsend Daley and echlager DETROIT 8 NEW YORK New 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0-6 Detroit 0 0 4 3 1 0 0 0 0-8 York 11 Detroit Errors York 4 Detroit Swobach and O'Rourke Getradn and Briody 036 OM 016 016 016 016 016 016 016 053 0 03 093 024 000 000 000 JulY July 4 July 5 July 6 July 7 July 8 July 9 4v7 4es4 Ay 44' 4k 404 l'4j 4c 0 le26 eodir PLANSt 'HORGAN 0 it 1 ii 4: 1 VAV 4e4ST: i oaf Ak ti eY' '4 NY 401 1 4 sAlhl eN4v 4 N3 4 4 I a- 441S ill' le 14 etS" 7 je26 eodir 5 IP 1 A iklAIDSR 'i''''''''' oRcARle 64 016 016 Pliasant Summer Resoft 4 SPECIALTIES' Optical Instrunteuts Artists' Material EiLiglacers Surveyors' Goods Draughtsmen's Architects'Supplies School Ataterial Books and Stationery Catalogrupirree 01C) Cituirch Street Optical I Artists' Dranghtan School 113ooks an Church Street July 9 deficiency in precipitation since Jam 1 17 371 inches JRnutrorsirt Sere Signal Corps 8 A Th-e river is stationary the gauge showing 1 940 feet West Point The steamer Julian Gracey will leave Monday at 12 o'clock for all points on the Lower Cumberland connecting at Clarksville with the Hillman The rivers will remain nearly stationary raz UPPER CUEBRRLAND BURNSIDR Kt July 8 1887-122 tn 08 feet and falling Weather cloudy Wind calm Rainfall 072 inches GINERLL RIM DISPATCHES July 15 feet 8 inches and falling No arrivals or departures Weather clear and warm CINCINItalli July 5 feet 5 inches and falling Weather showery and cooler EPPERSON SPRINGS 9'm8 PLEASANT RETREAT FROM THE heat and duet is a short drive from Weetmoreland a station on the Chesapeake tt NashviHe Railroad 18 Mika north of Gallatin with an altitude of about 1000 feet above the city of Nashville Black White Red Sulphur Clublybeate and Freestone Waters abound equal to any on the continent as attested by leading physicians For Rheumatism gravel and all stomach diseases and kidney troubles the curative power of these waters Is unsurpassed For full particulars as to terms etc address ROGAN Gallatin Tenn Jen frisuwe lm Of all makes direct ft 4 eustotners from heat quarters at wholesprices AU goods gust anteed No money asks till instruments are mired and fully tests( Write us before pit chasing An Investment of cents may sat you from S5000 to $10000 JESSE FRENCH NASHVILLE TEN ESSE n'holesale Dietributing liepl for the Nottik-'(1 mb251 ly -7' kkit II1 Pul' 14: El 11-(1 4x AP mit yvtaleAdt oll4wase4 OLD POINT COMFORT VIRGINIA HYGEiA HOTEL HYGEIA HOTEL pp il opt El I THE HOUSEHOLD 'f' 1 1 C4iks maa- arlasrr-iaets rt mon "I 0 gl cs ta 2 2 2 to vi" teSi rstl dog73 mlav le to -41e21 2 2 a' U1) el 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Igsalgmls 6 i12 4 cas cgs Ift goo 1 ft 14 II lib 24 ill 'itt RI jell ead to 2 1 13 41 0 0 a a Zti 4 2 II a 1 222 t' ttell' 611) Ma 031 1120 116 F11efg154 2' Ir- grupor502 I( U) el egtag4ag lir' 2 I or 0 CI il to Ellow c18 3 tut ft A 8 aq41 '1 II a 'll'il 10 jell eed to 010 ACADErlY 9 POUNDED 186t s4 Clamcal all BUSITIESS COMICS 1 1 r- 1 1 1 deitaidsmade upon him he repliedin dotal His card is as follows: the honorable gentlemen oomweing the committee of a meeting of subjecU and In acknowledging the receipt of the resolutions adopted at a mass-meeting held yesterday and presented too by you we are pleased to convey through you to our loyal subjects as well as to the citizens of Honolulu our espremions of good yid and our gritification that pee people have taken the usual oonstitutional step in presenting 4 their grierancen To the first proposition Contained in the resolutions passed by the meeting whose action you represent we reply that it has been subetantially complied will by the formal resignation of tte ministry which took place on the 28th of was accepted ea that data and we tdready requested Hon Greene to form a new Cabinet on the day succeeding the reeignationaof the To the second Prelselilee 4 we rePlIr-i that '1 Walter Gilson has severed all Woe 110(0011 with'- the Helvetiai govern-- meat by resignatihm To the third Prolveltlee we rear that we do not admit-the with of the matters therein but will submit the whole subject to our new Cabinet and will gladly not rewording to their advice end will 3ausethe restitution to be made by the partieelotmd responsible To the fourth we reply that Mr Janine Kaal resigned the office of Regillt of Conveyanosir' on the 28th of Jung and his ncosseor has been appointed 1 To the ilith proposition 'we reply that the specific pledges- required of sa are severally seceded 'to We Are pleased to swore the members of the Committee and our loyal subjects that ws are and shall at all times beanzious and ready to ccooperate with our counselors ant advisors as well as 'With our intelligest and patriotic Whet" In matters toucht the honor the welfare and the pros of eur kingdom olliven at our Polito this the A day rd Ally Anne Domini eighteen hundred and eV-seven and the tourteentb year Ot our Imiszatia Hem" What comae the reeolution Maw! take CINCINNATI 2 Kris cInethnatL 101000000-2 metrovuntang 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0- 7 Meta 6 Cincinnati 4 Meta 2 and Baldwin Mays and Donohoe WASHINGTON 3 INDIANAPOLIBt 0 0 11 8 8 8 tt 9' Indianapolis IL 1 Indianapolis 6 BatteriesO'Day and Mack Boyle and 01616IL err Wm 9 IALTINcal I I I 0 0 0 0 0-1 kit Leuls----3 0 0 0 2 1 2 0 1-0 10 fit Louie iT tr 4 fit Louis A Batteries and Trott touts and Boyle Loulgyruz II imoosamt I- 0 0 0 1 1 I 0 0-6 4 0 I 0 A 0-4 18 Brooklyn lit-Errors -Louisvill2 Brooklyn 7 7 and Porter -I lolontwAirtai wr mg NTT CINCINNATI July are about completed for the transfer of Charles Jones the wen-knower left field player of the Cincinnati club to the 'Metropolitans The matter was announced as a fact to-day but later it was given out that a little hitch bad arisen which is not expected to prevent the transfer pogrozt 12 yrrrunka Bogen' 0 0 I 8 1 0-12 littoburt 100001010-e 20 Pittsburg Boston 5 Pittanur 5 and Tate Morris and Carroll In France they say the modistes keep all the antra bizarre styles for American cue Itners The natives 'don't wear them at Himalaya won by three lengths Jennie monad Et' lean third Time 1:44 Second race three-quarters of a mile for starters were: Ballston Specialty Melodrama Mirabean Pyramid Charmer Satisfied Stiletto gelding and Confusion Specialty won by a length Conturdon Deoond Ballston third Time 1:164 Third race Monmouth Park Oaks for 8-year-old Allies one and one-fourth miles The starters were: lerenal Lady Primrose Limy and Edisto Forenzi won by eight lengths Almy second Lady Primrose third Thus 2:12 Fourth race handicap ig starters were: Favor Wickham Lancaster Greenfield Monocrat Housatonic' Maggie Linden Taxgatherer and Ulu Linden won by a length Housatonic 'Woad and Wickham third 'rime 226 Fifth race Corinthian Welter Handicap three-quarters of a starters were: Phil Lee King Robin 'Millie Bass VIA Anarchy Rowland Hat Band Raymond and Bob Stay Rowland won by four lengths Millie sec and Phil Lee third Time 117)i Sixth race puree 1 1-16 sil The starters wseerliftie Minnie St Elmo Leclair 011Ment Moonshine suid Bel- mont i Moonshine wort by two lengths Leciair second and Little Minnie third Ttme114 Seventh race handicap steepleclum full mune The starters were: Buckrav Pickett Jim McGowan Mystic Killarney and Hinds I Mal Pickett won Efilarney 'second Time 4:59 A 11140ABA NIAGAZA PLLI4 Jai was the Closing day of the inaugural meeting The track was fair Mist race for beaten bones one nele El An odorless colorless litpod powerful elhol and cheap Immediately destroys all bad id a purifies every impure spot awl chemically neutralli all infections and dimesLe-producing matter INVALUABLE in the skit rosin Sold by Ds( gists everywhere Quart bettlastO eodlm Zvagfiermic July 4 feet Indies and Long Ohio Cincinnati Weather I cloudy and Situated one hundred yards from Fort Mon roe where daily target practice guard mount warm and dress parade take place Excellent boat July falling feet ing fishing driving and surf bathing Aceom9 inches in canal and I feet I inches on modatee 1000 Afterntion concerts and the Weather clear and hot light nightly bops Pure ocean air free from moraine term and conducive to refreshing sleep Terms 01 LOW JMY river hes tellenA lerenftg: "mniintre 240 feet with the gauge merhing10 24u temperature for summer 76 deg Send 101' feet Choice New urlealle Written descriptive pamphlet of New Orleans New Or- mylil aodfim PIKE Manager leans City of Vicksburg Vicksburg City ofFlorenTenneose River Sims CRIft firte alaUU9 A a ORCHARD If Memphis Weather clear and very warm uhey 09 Dayton News: Saturday evening last the The Saratoga of the South disoosery was made that the water dawn -MOW OPXN FOE Tux SEASON CAPACITY from a Well belonging to Jim Rogers iN WO guests First elan in every particular colored bad a very imuseating taste An Low excursion rates from all mints Address investigation was at once bad which re- rums ja-- Manager suited in finding an 'infant colored at the 19 end 2m crab orchard ity hettme of the well Pointed TEW YORK CITY fur- strongly to a negro woman by the name of Malted rooms with board central location Rucker sister of Jim Roger's wife She was oae blocs off Broadway AC A BEVAN tried before 'Squire Rollo- Fast Twenty-third street Jeff eocilm way Tha evidence of her guilt though all dreamstantial was MY and fill WOOD MNG RAVING Justice demanded bond to the amount of $10000t tit default of which the Rucker caTT TrErra 0 woman was sant to jail The diegrafieftd 011-1 MALI: 014 MATHER afigir occurred MOTO than Dot in a Mile Boom 111taxest Meek Velem St bi- Spring Cit an tow bmi been arroasowdy ylublished The public is pretty "mon Chem 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