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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-07-31

@ine @nti9eibun9 bes StaatszSberz
9eri6ts bon Mihuuri turS por ieiner
Sertn9un9 iuirb iuupbl @ltern ais 2eb=
rer, ipie bas Yublifllm i'm 9lG9emeinen
befriebi9en.
Srii5er mar man Der 9lnfidbt, baB Die
9lutOritGt bes 9ebrers aufb6re, iObnlo
Der S6nlcr Die S6ulltube perlaTen
babe. Undergraduate @eri6te baber
audi 10 enti9ieben unO Ielbit Supcrinz
tcuoenten tuaren bieler Nnli6t,
Sebt bat bas Ober9eri6t entI9ieben,
baB Sinber auf ibrem 8ese sur unb BON
Der S9nle inter Der @Ontrolle bes
2cbrers itebcn. @utadten bcs &i6ters
Hurtpn unter all9cmeiner 3uItimmuns
Gin 2cbrer in @runbp Gpuntp, @m
3. @uie, bate einen Sdiler seSii6tist
iuel6er circa / Obcr ] Meile pom S6ul:
6mlIe entfernt, auf IeiHem @ege pUn bel
S6ule 9eflu6t, 9c5anft unb eerauf
bate. Der 8ater bes &naben Der:
fla9te ben 2ebrer unb erbielt SO S9a
OeneriaB Suseiproden, Der 9ebrel
apenirte on pas Ober9eridt rmb hieies
IticB bas llrtbeil nm.
9as @uta6ten beruft iid) nuf ein
8esel bes Sefferipn @itD S6ulratbes
bemna9 Elm g6iiler, Der bier @udel
na6 chamber einen balben Gag bi
Sdule uerIdumte, ausaeiuieien ,rurbe
9as @eri6t ipeiaerte iib einauI9reiten
pell pie 8e9et cine perriinItise ie
&eriduuuiB Der Sdnle ici aber Elm
auBerbalb Der S3ule ueriibte 9bat.
9urd biele @nti9eibuns tpirb oei
2ebrer siuar me9r observation-disclosures
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aiss finh pidltiar shatfad,n.

Ter tshe 9laiysinissr Rnb 5ttsnIaipr fss
S4ftems, ter iemaIs Der Ifieenefn Rtridbeit
lur 8rrfiisuna ffans. IN electric 8ittfrs. @sr
an llntbdtisfeif Ger eebsr, 6saniefeit. @sibfu&t,
Bsrifrpfuns l&pa&s 8isrsn &C. fiett pber elm
Mppttit nd&eueeS 6tdrInnssmittsI teu5tbist,
anr. DaS Bitirrs beilt lidsr nnb l&nen; ieee
6laI6e gittt 3nfrietenttit rher has Oelh rire
iuriiderlattet. gEire ;n 50Geats 1cn Gr.
6. RalIe pfrfauft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-07-31
Tarmsr naS Gissatbaarr bon
SreidlmaIdlimen

iin6 b6Tli9It ein9elobeIt elttiucber bel
Serrn Siutun 8ue9er pber Serrn Senrp
6pned pOrjuipre9en. I'M bic nere
8irb Ell Clover 9uner Srei6s
mni9ine IN 4usenltbein 5u nebmen.
0ieie Mai9ine 1T ipe5iell fir bie Nb>
IdGlune Der 0iillen uuo &eiti9uu9 bes
&leezSaninens eonItruirt, uno iibertrifft
ole biz jest FIR oieIell 3iued 9ebanten
NaI6tnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-07-31

Dies iit Die Snbrcs5eit, in ipel9er
unIcre 4boUfaten, Yrebiser, Snpita1is
item unb ioniti9en feiBisen 9eute ii6 in
ben ySammpds" nusitreden Uber fii9en
seben; Die 3eitunssbruder m69ten's
audi germ, t6uneu aber ni6t-iie finben
nur lnure 9urfen, tuenn 9erabe feline
Seei61anseu uOrrdtbis iiub.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-07-31
Sir bas .5srmaunsr gsIFsbIatt."
9aternenpeter's RMnOi9aM.

Setter pube Die Qaterne,
Siille iie nit &eroiin,
Glu6 ben alten 9o6t entfsrne
llno t6u' einen neuen bin
9aB man flar unb oeutli6 iie6t
g4ie Der faule &rempel bliibt.
2eli6t ,in ieoe ountle &amnler
llno in jeben 8infel elm;
60 onB nir9enb mebr ein Stramme
&ann Der gSelt oerborsen 1ein,
Der bisber nit I6lauem &niff
Sn oes Siir9erS Eai6en 9riff.
glu6 6eleu9te Die u9auline"
Sdaue an, Die bumme Cans,
,,Nas6D" lpdt iie auf 6ie 8lbne
Sed umo fred iuie II Sr6inaits,
oaar am Sin iuie'n 3ie9enbud,
!0oieu uuter'm rlntcrrud.
Damn beleu6te, aus Der SSerne,
glu6 ben ,,Snriuiniiin9er" gut,
Oo6 glib a9t, OaB Die 9aterue
gti6t Der @iftbaud l0i6en tbut;
&ommt er Dir 5l na6e gar
Sen9e i6m baS 9lhenpnar.
Sin Su Dem &e9ierunssftalle
2eite Der 2aterne S6ein,
2aB Die biirren 8aule ale
gti6t 70 le6r i'm Sunfeln ieiu,
Oenn aefrdBia, iuie nod ME,
SIT bns bemOfrat'i6e Sieb:
rIniere GoGons, Die empfeblen
Dem &egenten, fir ein 9lmt
Salsabi6neiber an5uitelIen,
gSas Die gan5e @elt oerbammt.
gSerie Den 9aternenI6ein
Sief ms fali6e 5er5 binein.
9eu6te bier in unIercn @nuen
6in auf bas 8anoitent6um
2aB bas 2i6t aud auf bem rauen
9llten &ebelfrieger rubin
S6aue feline Milbe an
Die nur 9ieben niiten fnnn.
2eudte auf Die Wonopolc
Sn bes nlten @u6rer's Serj
DAB bas Qi6t luie glii9enbe Spble
S6m eutbiilt bes 9lrmen S6mers
llnb Oas 8lut9elb inn sur Gual
8irb, bns er ben 9lrmen itabl.
2eu6t' in iene frOmme CD !6aIIe
$50 Der beil'9e { p Muder bauBt, ,
9eu6t in feline gsaiiertrii9e,
S6 bid ni6t Der Surft bernrI6t,
2eu6t auf ieine 9taie bin,
90 barauf ui6t &Oien bIiib'n.
Die 2aterne ln6 ltets BREMEN,
Sis Die nd6ite Sunbi6au fUmrnlt
Ntan luirb beiIs 5diiis- -erfenreH
$50 ibr 2ibt uilSneiiten frOmmt;
Drum slbe ibr 2eier ar
Sis i6 tunnI' bas nd6Ife Wal.
2aterncnpeter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-07-31

After a thorough trial of Tonga
line, add my testimony to its great
efficacy as remedy in rheumatism
and neuralgia, and can heartily re-
commend it in the above diseases.
A. H. Moss, NJ. d., Lake Charles, La.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-07-31
a5ermann, GRo., Treitas, SEN 81 SuI 1855.

aufselabeu, als er friber bate, or err
bdlt aber and mebr &e6te, unb ein
gutter 9ebrer fam ii9 iiber Die Gnt=
I6eiouna nur freuen.-(@ (@bl.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-07-31

liebenbes 8Olf iiheriab ibm bielelbe lmb
Warb ni6t miibe, ibm fOrtpdbrenb lmo
biz gum Gage ieines 5obes, in freubisen
iuie in ben trnuri9en 8erbdltniiien, Die
benz alteu $oelOen un0 &atrioten leiber
ni6t eripnrt bleibeu iOllteu, nit neuen
Selueilen Der &iebe uno Synlpatbie 5u
beebreu. Sbmer5lid seheu9t itebt
beute ons ameritnniI9e Solt am Sarge
@rant's, Oes &etters Der Union, bod
Die @rinnerun9 oil ibn iuiro furtle6en
i'll Der @el6i6te, tuie Die @rinnerum9
an 8al6in9tOu uno 2incpln bis III bic
ipdtcltem 3eitcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-07-31

Die HOllc, iuel6e Die YrU1ibitiuns=
agitation i'm 8ablfampf BON S6iO
lpIelt, peranlaBt bas ,,SOlfsblatt" in
Cincinnati 81 folgenben Semerfumgen
u9ie @rmutbi9un9, iuel6e Die bemofra=
til6e YartcipreTe Der @rObibitiOnspar=
tel Su Sbeil iuerben ldBt, iit cine in
oirette llnteritilbun9 Der 8rObibitiun
lelblt, uub uerbient, als iul9e sebrano=
martt Su iueroen. gSenn Die beiben
9rUBcn 8arteien frei, uffen unb rid
baltslOs se9eu Die Srobibition ii6 err
fldren pullten, 10 iuiiroe Der potitil6e
HrO6i6itionsi6tuinbel bnlb Elm @nbe
nebmen. 90 lnn9e aber ben 8ru9ibi=
tiuniIten Die SOffnun9 selaiien tuirb.
Die cine Ooer Die anoere Hartei auf ibre
Seite 5u brin9en, miro Die Prohibitions
beiue9ung ui6t aufbDrcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-07-31
2lpcr's SarIaparilla

mar. 9or feds O,cnnten mar ib pom fbrsdIiben
9GIsichId9en uro itropbuIoien @unben uoIltoninteH
beoedt. Gieies llebeI perliridbte eir unous9eiess
ties mlo unertrdgIidjes Suden. unb bic 6dut brad
70 ouf, bns nn uieIen SteHen BIut beruorfiob, fos
b0Io i'd mid nirr bepeate. SO Iitt unonsiprebIih
rn6 6os geben mar mir jur euit. 9ergangenen
Npril fing idb ou bic SdriaporiIIa Su 9ebranden,
itto babe feitoer regeImdBis bant fortgefabren.
Rein 3uitnn6 uerbeiierte fidb iosIei4. Die 8uns
ben iino ale Su9ebeiit un6 id fiibIe mid nun in
isoer 8e;iebung 9eiun6: i'd bin i'm Stanbe eiit
gJte5 SGaeIuert Su uou5rinsen. IpieIpobI idb 73
Sabre oIt br 8eIe fraeen mid, mas in meinenl
Saue cine ioIde oeIung berbeisefbrt, itnb idb ers
Hare aIen, wie idb bemit Sbnen ertIdre, bns es
Nber's SnrfGpdrtIIn mar.
Glover, 9t., 81. DIT. 1882.
Sbr barlibarer &itum 4biIIips."
9lper'S 9arfaparfna beiIt Sfrsb9.In unb ole
itropHuloien Rrnnfbeiten. RotbIanf. 6itbI1shen,
1fledltrn, Tle6en, oiene 9Dunhen, GeInniire,
7Sleiitgsiuddiis un6 6antausiGI6ae. Sic befreit
has 9Iit pom nIen llnreinis.eiten, unterftitt bic
@erbouting, rest bic Gebdrme sIr 1bdtbieteit an,
uno ieut iomt bic 9ebenstraft rpieher Der un6
irdftiat ben sanSen aOrper.
1nbtrsttst 1bR
9r. 8. 6. aber & &c., Gotutll, MaR.
Su allen apOtbeten su baben; 81, SIaf9en s5.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-07-31
[GinaeIanet.l
gEerthe 9Rebaftipu :

SCSllDS JlSuulltUU.
Sft's mir erlaubt, fir iS9r wert6e.
8fatt nod eirige Spalten al i6reiben
10 m6dte i6 Dem gerne jebt entIpre6cn
gtur furSe 9lnbeutun9en iiHb cs nus Den
9eben bes preubiIden 8riuSeu, 5rieb
rid &arl. 8on Ielnen Seloentbater
iinb Die @eI6i6tsbndler mo bic 3eitim
gen uOlI; benn er mar e;SP 9eiualtiser
Srie9s6elb, Elm 6eruorrdgenber &eiter
fii1rer, unb @ott bat dllf ons iuun5er
6nrite, ffei'se ttnternebu.i.uaen nit @rfplc
.yrrrDnt, uno ibm nu9 III Ben I4,ti,nmItef
uRS 9efdbrli6ltcit Sd1n6ten Sieg Uer-
liebeu. SD mDdte bier auf cin 9luoeres
biniueiien. Seiuen sRanni6nfteu suar
eS ein leu6tenoes Sorbilo Der e6tcn
branbenbur9iI6en SapTerfeit; pbgIei6
or itrengc MtonnsSu6t bieIt, uno nebcll
mbebin9tem @eBprminm eiierte9lusbnu=
er furbertc, 10 blidte bod jeper Gin;elne
ieiner 3eiter nit Seiuunberlng 1uf ben
5iiDrer, iucl6er bas Splbatenwprt lid
Die" i9ncn burd feline &eoen mno Snun
bprlebte. 8eim Sieeesciusug jubelte
bns Splf SrinS Srieorid, &arl, al, ilnb
i'll jener i3eit f9rieb er inter zines ieiner
pielperbreiteten Siloer NIT frdftieem
5eberju9e: .S6 iud9's, @ptt iualt's. 1"
SUn 0alIs aus cine Itreu9e 9tntur, bate
CT bp6 !6er5 uhb @mpfinoun9. gtGes
6albe mar ibm 5uiuiber, Die grObe 8elt
uno ibre 3eritreultngen fob CT, im
@albe pber I'M Stubir;immcr fiiblte er
ii9 um 9liflidlten. Gr baIdte ni6t
nn6 bent 8eifna Der Meu9e, abcr alle,
Die i6m nabe 9ctreten Iino, ,leruten ibn su
ldGbcn un0 Slt uerebrell, beun er iuar 9ez
re6t uub bielt igin einmal oc9ebenes
gSort i'll jeber 9ebensla9t eSm Sabre
1888 mndte Yrinj Srieori1, &arl, cine
Srientreile, Die i'm all6 an alle oeut=
iuitroigen Stdbie oes beiligen 9anoes
fii9rte. Den i'm fremoen 2nnoc leben=
ben 9euti9en bereitete ct bur6 iein
&ommen natiirli6 bciUnberc 5reuoe !;
10 Gdttelt Iie au6 in Beirut ons bOrtige
&aiieiuertber SiafOuiHenbnus lmo oa8
Sobanlliter Sranfenbaus gum Gmpfange
oes YrinSen fe1tli6 9elbmiift. 9Ils Der
preuBii6e Trilt5 BON &uratOriltm nno
S6peltern aui Der S5reitreppe empfanz
gen iuuroe, fiel oas 9lu9e ocs @aites To-
Iort auf eirten SprudJ, oerj IN Der Srcp=
penun6e an9ebra6t lulltete: nSaut bas
Saus! bos loa mir an9euebm ieiu, uno
i6 ipiQ meine @bre erseigen, lpri6t Der
Serr." 9lls nun 6ie Segleiten6en BEN
8rinSen erfldren fupllten, ipnrum eeraoe
bieler Spru6 seipdblt iei, nuBteu iie 81
i6rer Seriuuuberuu9 b0reu, baB Del
Selo, fuelfer 10 gut Sbladten Su l9la-
gen peritnnb, aud senau nit Der Sc.
l6i6te bes Sobanniter Sroens umo ipe4
Siea bieies Sauies 8eicbeiO uuBte. - n0nE
lit ia Der 2oiun9slpru6 oes 6euti9er
Cages" erfldrte er ben eritnmnten 3u
b6rern. 8eim Serlaiien oe3 6alles
fnno Bring 5rieorid, SarI, 3ufdlIig au'
Der Ereppe cine Gi6el, er pfnnSte iie In
@arten Elm nit bem gRunI6e, baf
fie luo bn8 Saus Der Sarmber5i9fei
fua6ien un6 gehei6en r6ge. 9as -iuai
Srins 5rie6ri9 aarfs 8elu6 be
9eutI6en i'm frontmen 2anbe uno ieii
9luftreteu bort feunSeitbuete re6t iein
peri6ulibe @i9ennrt.
s.. g 6ni9 BaitUr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-07-31

YSeun nlan al Die 4obreben unb Sob
l6riiten liclt, Die jcbt ii6er ben Oerltorz
bcnen alten 9elOen 9eiprU6en unb &C.
i9rieben lperben, loate man barnus
l6lieBen fOnnen, baB Grant ni6t Der
Wann iuar, tuel6er pon bcnlelben 3ell=
ten i'll iUl6 erbittcrli6en gSciie iuabren6
ieiner 2ebensSeit an9c9rifen iuuroen lit.
2eute unb 3eituu9en pel9e Die 9iftis=
item 9lngriffe auf Grant 9enla9t ba6en,
iinO iett, serabe 9iejeni9eu, iuel6e benz
tOotcn General bas 9r6Bte Sob fir feline
9roBen uno uni6dbbaren Serbienite Inn
bas 8nterlano liu9en. @rant mar Elm
GROCER 6elb, ein ebler un6 ebrli9er
0tann uno ieine Sreunbe 9nben nidt
crit biz na9 ieinem SObe 5u iuartcn
brau6cn ebe iie Oieies in9cn fonnten.
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QlDcr's Snrjdparilla

iu feuem 6nue bntte. Sd CLAUDE. fem Slut mus
be ueroerblube Slniiigfeit peuigienS iebn Sabre
Irtg cutbulieu bobeu; oicfelbe trdt Gber bis nor
unlefdbr fuui Snbren uidbt berpor, auser III tSorm
einer itrrpbuI6ieu @uube am !Sdno9eIent. Bon
eiuilen %leden bic oumuIs eridbienen, perbreitete
fib on5 llebeI oIlmdbidl 10 isbr, bos ungebeuer
Ittt urb elm 8e9enitnub bes HitIeioS mar. nIs er
uning 3bre grinei ;u gebruuben. llno iest 9iebt
IS iueuig 4Gdnner non isirem HIter, bic tb eirter
70 Qutcu Gefunbbeit erfreuen mic er. S9 fonnte
Ieibt finf,ia Qerioueu ueuneu. peItbe Ieiuen 1Sau
bc;eu1eu tonuen. &bhnasuon,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-07-31

Die Nation betrauert nuIri6tig bns
g6leben oes Wnnues, Dem Tic mcntli6
uiel 5n ueroanfen bat.
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Gin @ulloerbare 8el6i6te
III irpci Sriefcn criGhIt.

Ton oem Sobne:: '' e:s"f IS pit IT. 49,. =; 9'F'
,.Wtine germ. Diein Wnter ipcbnt IN @Ic'
per. gt. Gr lit omserorbentIidb burCb StropbeIn.
lulO Der ouIieaenoe 8rief rpirb Sbncn mttbeiIen,
rpeIh mulherbnre Nlrinna
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-07-31

Stpii6e Die 8ein nemme IN fortlaafe
Wenu d G6uB fdlIt ooer penn ie 9uluer
rie6e.
9ier 6enn Ii6 Sic Semotrnte nod
INNER bel be 6pbr uOn iue9e Ser 9oI6t.
Offis I'M made ii6 se9eIeitis Gas 9eiue
laner. sc iike all uff beige aOble I'm
blaie Sriebiaal uIf @ote. Sci Der
9rOBe Sib, Die merr aQcueii benn, luero
an6 biel bel ibne setrlinfe, beionnerlbt
uff ielle 8fdb no ie nod Sreoit benn.
30 iI9 es aa6 fei 8uuuer, ipcnn Ie nit
INNER ni6tern Dabm fumme, I'M man6=
mol init be Stiiplpel ms 8ett eebe,
ober iid neue 5tubl iebe, iuenn's
3inmer nit ibue rum sc9t. On iuerI6t
ibun iuiile tuie beB ii6, sfrii1tOff, bem
merr beun bcB iel6er nit hUrdsema6t
in friebere 3eite. Die blaue sta9e I'm
bluti9e Stale, bie ic lid bel Der lebte
Serlammlun9 9eban9e bclm, linn nod
INNER nit au iuiebcr 6cil iii lea 0emo-
frat Dem ie beB DIR ab9ebiiie benn, BEL
Der &eilerei, butts nod lit mieber 9e=
fnune I'LL merr id9t aItgemein, Dap es
Der 9lnuere aus lalter Sd)amernad uerz
I6luftt bOtt, atuiuer ii6 nO6ber 9anS
Iebeerig 'iiper9eiuiue mutt. Der Mann,
pos 9immer, aus9ete6rt butt iuO ie Die
SerIammlrn9 sebalte beuu 6Ott 9enn9
Sobr gefItnne Inn ii6 q
66nes Sopbatiiie bruus ma6e gu
oiIe.
Sept muB i9 ntuiuer uffb0re, Iieipiuer
frii6toff, oenn es iudr iammerI1ab
oenn Der i66ne 9uridbt uerlure sins
en i6 grab bab.
9llio, uff @ie6eriebn, 9riidtof.
9ein treier Seoocr,
6annes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-07-31

H., S..., Ookn,.. sd boIte IS fir ntcis
Soh Oem S>aIet' ne gai6t, unb cs ses
rett mir slm geraniisen. Sbnen mitsutbeiIen,
lpeIbe gSobItbut fir MID bic 4muenbling pom
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-15

fit by The success Of the proposed
experiment might be expected to
bring the dawn of great light upon
the people of this country. Through
its medium they might begin to per-
ceiye the rightful heritage they are
being deprived of. They are having
the land withheld from them and
their children, and any industrious
population that could be induced TO
pitch their tents and cast in their
lots with them. Nothing can be
proved TO be eternal truth more
clearly than the doctrine that the
Creator designed the land to be for
the habitation and the sustentation
Of mon. Human laws should pre-
vent the land from becoming a mere
commodity in the hands of wealthy
few. to be turned over and over in
the market. or let at the highest
rate it will bear above the most
meagre subsistence toits cultivators,
to add to already inordinate and ty-
rannous wealth and power.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-15
TRlA.. OF BRIDGES.
BEFORE CHIEF JUSTICE JUDD.
(Wedncsday at1eruoou-Coatiauca.) }

JVedRcsaay 0ttcynooR-C ContiaNca.)
Henry Armitage, sworn, stated !:
| knew Patten and Bridges. Saw
them Nov. 18th, when the shooting
took place. l was standing in front
of Williams's photograph gallery.
Heard q pistol shot, and turning
round, saw Patten strike Bridges
with stick, breaking it. After the
second shot 1 saw Bridges run up
street, and ran after him, following
him into Horns bakery. When l
got TO the door met Mr.. Horn, who
told me / could not come in.
spoke to a policeman, and told him
there was gate where he could
get in.
Cross-eXamined: | think the two
men were facing each other. Did
not see any stick until after the first
shot, when Patten struck Bridges
across the head. Heard no angry
words pass between them.
+. w. Jordan, sworn: Patten was
employed in Warehouses; No. 10
store. Shortly after ) O'Clock on
Nov. 18th, Mr.. starkcy, Patten and
myself were talking at the store door,
when Patten suddenly left us, went
i'll and returned with a stick in his
hand. ! said to him, "What is up
now?" He did not reply, but ran
across the road, and up the street
until he came up with short man.
whom he struck several blows. and
then struggle commenced. Not
wishing to be a witness in an assault
and battery case, j turned to go into
the store when / heard report of a
pistol, followed Immediately by
another one. The short man ran M
street, and Patten walked down, but
q moment afterwards fell. Patten
had nothing in his hand but stick,
Cross-eXamined: Did not take
particular notice of Patients face
when he went out of the stope. 1t
was less than a minute before [
heard the first shot.
L. M. Starkey was next sworn.
His evidence was very similar to
that of the last witness.
|. S. Ginsbury, sworn, stated: l
am clerk in Fishel's store. | heard
a shot, and saw Patten and Bridges.
Saw the second shot fired. Bridges
ran up the street with Armitage after
him, l followed them into Horns.
Was stopped by Horn and a woman.
Horn said, "SeTed him right; he
ought to have been shot long ago."
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-15
THE LAND FOR THE PEOPLE.

A London despatch of December
18th says :-"The labors of the
Scottish Land Restoration League
are having a marked effect in the
Highlands of Scotland, and land
lords are becoming alarmed at the
spread Of the no-rent agitation. The
lectures of Henry George attract
large audiences in every town on his
route, and his doctrine Of the ma
tionalization of land seems to have
taken a strong hold on the rent pay
ing classes. The agents of the large
landed estates denounce AIr. George
as the most dangerous agitator Scot
land has ever seen, and declare that
his teachings have not only made the
collection of rents more difficult, but
have perceptibly deprecated the
value of property
1t may be communism, or any
bad-ism you like to call it, to talk of
the possession of great wealth in
money as being criminal, but events
in old countries are proving that the
interests of humanity demand that a
limit should be put in every country
to the quantity Of land an individual
or corporation should hold. Henry
George may be denounced MS a
dangerous character by those whose
inordinatc power over the masses
he seeks to undermine, yet his
doctrine is not much wilder, if any,
than the established practice of the
ancient Hebrew nation. The law Of
Moses provided for a general shuf-
fling of proprietorships of land every
fifty years, which was an cffectual
bar against the causes of such agra
rian troubles as are threatening the
old order of things in many coun-
tries at the present day. No nation
with natural capabilities of support
ing large agricultural population
can afford to allow large tracts of
land to be held in few hands for
speculative or otherwise generally
unproductive purposes. 1t is to be
hoped the aspirations Of those Por-
tuguese here, who desire TO till land
for themselves, may be realized.
The country needs not merely
''school-boy" essays upon the rudi-
ments of good government, but it
requires even kindergarten instruc.
tion to develop a living spirit of
nationality within it. One or two
thrifty communities OF Portuguese
peasantry, living largely upon food
of their own raising, while earning
some money in the cane fields to
educate their children and provide
against yicissitude, would form an
object lesson that every teachable
Hawaiian, as well as the rising white
generation, could hardly fail to pro-
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-15
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The members of Pacific Hose Co.
do themselves credit by tabooing
Intoxicating drink in their house on
parade day. Mrs. Leavitt's influ-
ence apparently has not been lost
upon the gallant firemen.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-15

Competition of the Baltimore and
Ohio telegraph lines, that have
cable connections, has made rates
tumble. Only fifteen cents is
charged by the Mutual Union for
messages from New York to Chicago,
twenty cents to st. Louis, Cincin-
natl, and intermediate points, and
ten cents TO Atlantic points from
Massachusetts to Maryland inclusive.
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Jealousy is remarked by Wash
ington paper rs being rife between
the Senate and the House of Repre-
sentatives. Members of the lower
house say the Senate wants to boss
everything" A Congress divided
against itself cannot stand, and
unless the breach is healed our well.
beloved Bro. Smith of the Press
must be prepared to become a
radiant atom of national flotsam on
the ocean of time.
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TG-M0RR0W's D0IMGS.

Regular Cash Sale, at Sales Room
of Lyons & Levey at 10 O'Clock.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1885-10-31
Exposition Meeting.

ColOrctl Citizens in COuncil-Addresses
Delivered aud Resolutions Adopted.
Pursuant to the call of Hon. G. H. Hill,
Honorary Commissioner for this parish, a
meeting of citizens in the interest of the
North, South and Central American Expo
silion was held at the Donaldsonville Court
House last Tuesday evening, October 81.
Mr. Hill brought the assemblage to order
and stated its object, whereupon the follow
ing officers were selected: J. J. Sullivan,
president; Edward Guedry, P. A. Jones,
Rev. F. T. Chinn and Rev. I. Lawson, vice
presidents; Chas. j. Bush, secretary.
Rev. A. E. 2. Albert, Honorary State Com
missioner, was introduced and spoke ear
nestly and eloquently in behalf of the Expo
sition, urging the coIored people especially
to do all in their power to secure credita-
BILE representation of the various products
of their industry and skill.
Revs. Isaiah Lawson, f. T. Chiun and
Hon. G. H. Hill addressed the audience sue
cessiyely in a similar strain, after which
resolutions were adopted indorsing and
commencing the Exposition and thanking
Commissioner Albert for his able address
and the good work he is doing in behalf of
his people.
The meeting then adjourned subject to
the call Of the Colored Local Board for this
parish.