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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-08
NOTICE.

TF1HE UNDERSIGNED HAS BOUGHT THE
business and the lease OF the See Wo Conn.,
pany. who has been carrying tailor business at
NuUt2n street, No. a. The Trustees in the See
Wo Company-Ching All, Chung Hee, Chan Hee,
and Tan Bun-win settle all claims against the
See WO Company. The undersigned viii con-
tinue the business from SATURDAY, September
IL, 1885. CHUNG TUNG.
Honolulu, September 3, 1885. 155-SeptII
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-08
1888.
Hawaii.

fyl0i OhN''
., noard of Appeal. 1888.
Hawaii.
7. PAHIA.
LHMABY.
20 Nv. KAMoKU.
W.LHAAU.
u G.w.C.JoNEs.
LKAUHANE.
H HENRY WEEKS.
LwEwEHI.
.aa EOHa-
LKUAIMoKU.
). KINO.
81 Eohaa-
LsTUPPLEBEEN-
ZPAAKIKI.
yaA Kohala-
Nv. MOANAULI.
s. HOOKANo.
RRsANFORD.
w.F.NIO.
Maui.
raos. c. FORSYTH.
A.PALG.
:. Taaku-
T.W EVERETT.
LW.MAKAKOA.
bas.O-
HALsTEAD.
OK KAPULE.
LGRUNWALD.
LKAwAikU.
sAEl and Lanai
CrARKER.
HM4NAsE.
Oahu.
A. HERBERT.
LWNAUKANA.
lHGad Waianae-
D. MALO.
SIX. KUHANO.
LEANDERSON.
LKAGAIKAWAHA.
I@slsa-
LKALUHI,
isAspok9--
ia. LLOYD,
PAIKULI.
Kauai.
IB. HANAIKE,
J.. ". KEKAHIMoKU.
laaA.u-
NJ KEALOHA,
L. K, KAUMUALu
la.A-
s. KAPALEHUA,
E KAALoA.
ina
AAPAHU KAPUNIAI,
tPAPA UNAUNA.
KAIEA,
HOSEA.
mo. N. KAPENA,
Minister Of Finance.
= apartment, Sept. 1, 1855.
ioS-ltd-4tw
y :. board of immigration pro-
% make arrangements for
,, .Ither Importation of
immigrants into this
s%a and would request that
s,ss OeSlfous of procuring
r1lce Of such contract labor
q their applications to
S0t :, irwin 4 Go. the duly
la,' sa Agents of the Board
.lsnese immigration.
a h 9ueSted that these appli-
No. = sent e in without delay
a' the parties ordering
atanate as possible what
Is, ipieulentS will be for the
"a, months, so that the nee
h i;ngements can be made
introduction of these
Sas. T. GULrcK.
D. nl'eflOr and President
OSssfea9 of Immigration.
nee, Aug. 81, 1885.
S zoe" an Daring sspse.n-
D
'''''''''...... 4sP.H.
"a Se'tIns of the sum.
us evening n, at 5:42 O'Clock.
a. @..-a--.u
= HONOLULU, Ii. l.
ARRIVALS.
saAop. !, MONDAY, September 7.
Mr. 'acaDlay, from Hamakua,
fro@ rao F1 Hawan
PARTUREs.
lsSa Davis. a, MONDAY. September !.
'sS sssai'. ior Hi sms,ttor waimanaIo' :"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-08

- Minister OF Finance.
apartment, Sept. 4, 1885.
l5G-ltd-4tw
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-08
Kauai.

l. AAPAHU KAPUNIAI.
tPAPA UNAUNA.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-08

n. N"a Settling of the Sun.
y evening at ntT s:15 o At sag O'Clock.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-04

ni9t anipridt, ob mir Ni1ts pon @rb.
idaften sebort bdttsn, bic Der Tamilie t.
.. 3. in Snbien, In gnslanb, IN 6ollanb,
IN 8elsien, in Grantrei9 unb iosar IN
Spanien erfauen fsten. Wir seben Der
suten 9euten tnrmer BEN Hatb ii1 MIDI
auf iolds gerbanbIunsen einsulaHen, b
es meiitens @auner finb, Bic auf ibrt
@elbb0rie ipsculiren. Sreili6 bamit iint
bic 2eite ielten sufrieben, bis iie UNI eint
anSabl Dollars erleidtert iinb.
9ier MI cine ofisislIe 8liaSssbuns iibs,
boudnbiide Grbi@aften aus benz vSeut:
i9en &eid8anSei9er" pom s.. Sult. Sas
Slatt i9reibt:
ySn ber Ietten 3eit baben ii9 Bel BEN
@uswdrtisen Imt bic @eiu9e nm amtli9t
8ermitteIun9 sur @eltenSma9uns pom I'm:
iprii6en auf Grbi9aften, msI9e In
ben Nteberlanben beruben fouen, In
erbebIi9er Weiie uermsbrt. 9ierbei If
es Sfters gu Gage setreten, baB BON Der
permeintli9en Grbbere9tisten CUR 8ssriin.
buns ibrer @nipriide ni9t unbebeutenbt
6 o ~ aufsewenbet wurben. Mu6 iint
ni9t ielten berslei9eu Nniprii1e sur Ser.
iibuns o 8etrigereien benuti
worben, wel9e pielfa9 cine beSeutenbt
MISUNDERSTANDING bet @etdui9tsr
CUR 6OIse batten.
Die nod IN au%erneuiter i3eit peranlaB:
ten amtli9en grmtttelunsen lafen ient
@rbanipride ais ausii9tsIose ri9ei.
men. SouobI in benz &Snisrei9 Der 0s9:
berlanbe ielbit uie in ben Snbii9en 8olo:
MEN peri dbren bie 4nipri9
auf @rbi9aften In breiBis Sabreu
bon benz Gage ber grSffnnng Der Nad:
folse, unb bieie tritt iowobl BET Der seiee:
li9en pie BET ber characterization Beru.
flung nit benz MusenbIid bes CODES bes
grblafers elm. 8eSisli9 bes GSnisrei9s
Der Nieberlanbe ielbit nnb aIer BIS su
1sl1 in bic Ierwaltins Be,
~ebemalisen Waiiens unb 0ormunbi9afts:
tammern ~selansten 8erm6sensmaiien nnt
Grbi9aften 1T aber felt benz Sabre 1880
iiberbaupt ieber Infprud ausse.
6Iofen. Our9 @eiet pom 5. Wdr,
1852 wurbe namIi5 cine &ommiiiion elm:
seiett, weI9e bieie MaHen unb @rbI9af.
ten gu liquibiren bate. OieieIbe bat su.
folse @rtitel 8 bes ermabnten @eietes BIZ
porsei9riebenen @ufsebote i'm Nieberldn:
bil9en S~taatsan3eiser ersebsn IaIen.
Oenen, wel6e fid re1tseitis auf @runt
bieier anfsebote semelbet batten unb ibr'
Bere9tisuns na9weilen fonnten, wurb,
Der ibnen seblbrenoe grbtbeil ausseant.
%portet. Gfub abIauf Der seistli9en Srif
BON flint Sabten wlrbe Johann Der psrbIei,
benbe &eit bieier Manen benz Nieberldnbi.
i9en Staate iiberuieien. SIM Sabre 1886
bat bic Sommiifion lire 4ufsabe erlebist
unb felt bieier 3eit lit in 8esus auf bic er'
rpdbnten Manen unb grbidaften iebe,
aniprud enbsiiItis unb unwiberru {
Hid aussef4loffen. Seit ben
Sabre 1911 finb In benz &Snisrsi9 be,
Mieberlanbe iiberbanpt feline NadIafen
i9aften mebr BEL ben Waiientammern Elm:
gebradt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-04
tteber ote 0eIoberrtGaft.

I'm bic Tprannei einSuieben, wel9e bic
@sIoma@t iiber bic beutise @eieai9aft
ausibt, bralden mir nur bic MeniGbsit
in swei &laljen ein3utbeilen. Ste0en pir
in bic erits &Iaiie bic &apttaliiten, b. 8.
aue Sene, pelde nur gSriens unb gants
gei1Gfte treiben; unb in bic 3peite &la1e
ben ibrisen GbeiI ber Menidbeit, bic glrs
better, Die Sanbels, @smerbes unb afsrs
bautreibenben Der mittIersn iomobl oils Der
nieberen Stdnbe. Dieie gintbeiluns err
i9sint iebr unsIei@ gu iein, inbem BITE less
tsre &lafe IN jebem sr6Beren Gei9e piele
Miaionen Meni9en ilmfaBt, wdbrenb bic
e~ritere &Iafie taum einise Eauienb 3dblt
unb benno9 werbsn iene Miaionen pon
bieien Eanienb wiatirIid beberri9t.
Bei9ranten mir uns fir beute auf bas
bsuti9s &ei9. Die acknowledgements be-
re9nen, baB bort Der geiammte B6riens
unb 8antusrfsbr f9 minbeitens bis auf
60 Miaiarben b%eIduft; einise reben iosar
pom 70 bis 80 MiQiaroen. OaS iinb bic
@ei9dfte, wel9e pon einisen Tauienb
@eIOmenf9en beiorst werben, wel4e BITE
etIe Nlune puOeH.
Dabinsesen wirb ber ssi9aftIi9e lIu,s
i9la9 Der ~3meiten 6lafe, b. b. auer &aufs
leute, Observation-Disclosures, Mderbausr unb
9Irbeiter, wsIds sssen IL Miaionen 5auss
baltunsen 3dbIen, ebenfaas NIT go Mtil:
liarSsn anndbernb fiber ~anseseben. Oisie
90 MiQiarben @aarensllmidse bienen sur
8efriebisuns ~unierer 8ebirfnife an Nabs
runs, &Ieibuns unb Wobnuns unb wsrbsm
bsBbaIb 8sbirfnibuertsbr ssnannt. Die
ier BebirfniBpsrtsbr Der immsnisn Msbrs
3abl bes Bottles, ielbff wenn er GROCER
wdre ais Der BSrienpertebr Der eriten
8laHe, wirb notbwenbis pom bieiem Bee
berri@t, unb 3war aus peri@iebenen llrs
laden.
grifens 1T Der 8orIsns unb 8antpers
tsbr In wenisen Sanbsn rmb in wsnisen
@roBitdbten uereinist.
IS sibt in Dsuti9lanb suSlf gOrisns
pldse, an benen 3uslei9 aud faft aue sros
BEN Standardization, 0srii9erunssseIeus
idaften unb ioniise benz @elbpertebr biss
nenben ginri9tunsen ibren 9auptfit bas
ben. Die Sabl Der ben @elbbanbel ais
@si9dft bstreibenben 8~antbduier unb Gins
selperionsn srrsi9t I'M sansen beuti9sn
9tei6 teine Ssbntauienb. Our9 ben Geles
srapben itebsn ale 8Srien in ununtsrs
brOdenem, ausenbIidli9em 8ertebr inter
i5. Die srSBte unb itdrtite B0rie Bee
berri9t bic anbsren. weI9e ii9 I'M @ansen
unb @roben mad ibr ri9ten miifen. sSebs
VSrie anb ieIbit bic Sauptb6rie IN Berlin
wirb tbatld9li9 pom elmer fIeinsn !3abl
mdGtiser Banten unb 0antbauisr bright,
um bic fl9 Elm 9lnbans uom einisen bunbert
p%erionen beweSt.
Dieie periOnen bsfsen sine unsebeure
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-04

aaum bate Ser a5nis BEN @asson psrs.
Inien, 10 i~tiirste ii9 Die &onisiu in ieine
Arme. Opnuernoe 9urrab's lDuroeu Iaat,
unb bos Sdauipiel mar in Ssiem &nsens
Bid unbei6reibtid. OaS hitten in ieis
mem SoIte einssi@lofene fonisli9e paar
tonnte fartm gu benz Srte %9elangen, no ss'
ber NuSrduheruns unter3osen weroen
io0te. Sbr 2anoauer mar eber uom 8ols
fe, benn pom ben 8feroen se5oSen.
SIS lebe Der tupfere &6nigl IS lebe Der
&Sni9 BON Spanien! On mub ii6 ein
Souuerain betrasen! GS lebe Der &0nis,
Der fem Bolt liebt! 0aS waren Die Wors
te, bic man wSbrenb elmer balben Stuuoe
auf benz @ese, Der pom Siibbabnbof mad,
benz Balait iiibrt, b0ren fonnte.
Olaf Der v8uerta bel Col" mo firSli9:
gs lebe Die &spublit serufen woroen mar,
wnrbe Der 9tuf: 0tieber nit Der J%tepublif!
Iaut, unO bic Mense wieberbolte: @isSsr
nit ibr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-04
d
9imbur3, q. b. eabu, 8. Suli 1885.
giner perebrli1en He6attion

4 ~h''oHsSt W 70 ~N1Nf >. Nybtt iOOOs
giner perebrli9en &eSattion
beebre i'd mid bic srsebenfte WaittbeiIuns
gu MAIDEN, baB mir 70 slidli9 seweien
iinb, in Der Perion bes bisbsrisen &slis
sionslsbrsrs Serrn &euIanb aus @ttelbriid
(~Qurembura) etnsn pom Isinsm gii9ofe auf
bas Warmfte empfoblenen iunsen beutiden
Brisfer our Sibruns Der @ei1dfte bes
ct. &apbaelss8 ereins unb oils Miiionar
fir bic beuti9sn tatbolii9sn Ginwanberer
in @aitle @arben gu sewinnen. OerieIbs
1T 32 Sabre aft, seiunb unb trdftis; Der
beuti9en unb fran3Sfi9eu Spra9e pSuis
Ser, idreibt unb ipri9t er aud bas @nss
lii9e NIT jiemlider 6ertisteit.
Ssrr &eulanb 1T fiir bic 3mede bes ct.
&apbaelss 8eretns begeiitert; 10 f9reibt er
uns INTERN Q. Sum- b. s. in benz 8riefe,
bur9 wel9en er bic Stele fir Nsw Oort
b~sfinitip annimm.: sd baue auf ben
fidern Bsiitanb @ottes, Der unier idonss
l1nternebmen iesnen muB. Sd bin ents
idloien, mutbis unb opferwiQis ans
Wert AZ 9eben unb ftele benz 0ereine
meme @eiunbbeit, meinen Offer, meme
Gbattrdft 3ur gerfisuns".
Na9osm &ep. Geulanb in Bremen,
6amburs, &otterbam, 9lntperpen unb
6apre bel unieren Observation-Disclosures bic
MISUNDERSTANDING senau itubirt bat,
wirb er l1 ant Is. Suli auf benz Oampfer
vGanaba" In Sapre einidiffen unb sebentt
iofort mad Intunft feline Tbdtisteit In
Stem Yort 3u Beginner.
Ser bsuti9s ct. Rapbasls : @erein bat
nun bas Seintge getban unb se3eist, wie
iebr INN bas @obl Der tatboliidsn beuts
iden auswanberer am 9er3en Iiest. S9on
1883 bereiite Der unter3eidnete @eneraIs
istretdr fait 8 Wonate lang Norbamsrita
unb mar 70 9lidli4, ben ct. &apbaelss
0srsin fir bic 8eretnigten Staatsn 3u Bee
srinben; I'm Sabre 1884 psrwsilte Der
0ertrauensmann fir Bremen, Ssrr paitor
S9lSHer, mebrsrs Wo9en binbur9 In
gfsu Oort, um bort bas SntereGe fir bic
quite Sa@e gu erweden unb gu beIsben.
Sect fenbet, wie oben semelbet, Der beutide
0ereim auf feline &oitsn einen prisitsr ais
~ftdnbisen @ef9dftsfiibrer unb Wiiiondr
na9 J(em Uort.
Wir In Deuti9lanb baben nur S1aben
pon Der Muswanberuns, bas tatboIii9s
9lmerifa basesen Siebt aus Der beuti3en
@tnwanberung einen unberedenbaren Nlts
sen. @ber nur bann, wsnn bic tatboliiden
beutiden Ginwanberer ibrem @laubem unb
ibrer NationaIitdt erbalten bleiben.
Oas aber gu bewirfen LIT bic 9lufsabs
bss ct. Rapbaelss8 eretns.
SIS itebt beBbaIb gu boifen, bab bic
beuti9en 8atboliten ni9t bios uon New
Yorf, ionbsrn aus idmmtliden Staaten
Der Union Satbsr &eulanb IN feinen 8ss
miibunssn, ben ameritanii9en ct. &as
pbasIssYsrein neu su orsaniiiren, unters
fifteen unb ba3u beitrasen weroen, bab bic
BON benz 0ereine ssplanten Ginri9tunsen
ms 2sbsn ~ssrufen, Dor @qsm bic @rins
buns zines fatboIiiden ginpanSererbauies
in Rew Oort perwirtli9t werben Tonne,
bamit ni@t mad abIauf zines Sabres, flr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-04

usI9e Seit ibm isin @sbalt pom uns ga
runtirt lit. &eu. &eulanb ii9 seu6tbist
iiebt, ~entmutbist unb unuerri6teter Sa9e
nod Oeuti9lanb SuridSufebren.
Sas gomite bes ct. Rapbaels : 8ereins
gum Sduse fatbOIii9er, beati9erauss
uan6erer.
g. g. Gabemslh
@eneralietretdr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-04
Gorreipon6en3

Detroit, Mi@., 10. Suli 1885,
Wertber 9err @onnsr!
Da es man9en 9eler intrelfrt BON Belt
3a 3ett etwas pom i96nen Detroit Az bSs
rem, 10 MIL ib bieies Mal BON elmer merts
wiirbisen Jeitlidfeit bsridten, merfwirbia
babur9, bab iol9e aud isbr islten portions
men, ndmlid pon Der fsisrIi9en @inweibums-
Der belsii9 : boldnbiidsn 3irde aur
S9mer5baften Mutter Seiu gbriii.
0as 9o9amt celebrate Der bodw. Batter
Sofers pom Wonroe, Weid. ais Oiaton.
tnn9trte Der bo9w. Batter Superior ber
ct. Wfarientirde unb als Subbiaton Der
bo4m. 8ater Sattle pou Der ct. SoiepbsI
&ir4e BON Detroit. Die 6eftprebiqt belt
Der bodw. MeBcelebranbt. Der aeSieaene
@bor fang cine S@mitide MeFe. Oiefe
&ir9e sur S9merSbaftsn Muttsr, III bic
eimsise belsii@ : bOldnbii9s Smii9en New
Yort unb @bicaSo. No9 bis unaefdbr
Neuiabr sebSrte bieies @ottesbaus ben
Broteitanten u. fibrte ben Namen .Oeuts'
i4e epanselii9 Iutberii9e SaIemstir&e."
Sie 1T IN &atbarina Styabe nabe @ratiot
Mpenue. 3iemli9 nabf0Sm Mittelpuntt
Der Staot Detroit, unSefabr 10 Minuten
pom Staotbaus seIesen.
Oie alte Stride toilette nit @runb unb
Soben $50 bet lis SuB) nit @obnuns
aus Sadifeineu fir ben Seelioraer Bios
5000 Dollars, wabrli3 iebr biats. s.
Qaufe bes Sommers 1T elm Worbau ana
tist woroen, wel9er GROCER ais Die all
Stride 1T, unb 10 an bic 1000 Dollars ton
itet, bic aae idon bereits~ abbssablt iinb.-
Die SssIe bisies llnternebmsns 1T Ser
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-04

Bir fDnnen eud IN benz Goriate, Elm
tatbol. Slatt gu sriinoen, MIR ermutbisen.
@ir bOffsn, buB aae suten &atbplifen, Die
f9 UNI bic &elision unb bas 0aterlanb
perbient MAIDEN molten, IN benz @ifer unb
Der Gbdtisteit fir btsieS @erf, bas in I'LL:
fern ausen BON Der ; 3 ten 8ebeu:
tuns 1T, wetteifern.
SEQ XIII. in 1882 ON ben Sii9of pom ancona
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-04
Ste sttmmte 2eo's XIII.

2aHet euer 9i9t leu9ten por ben Ufens
den, SAINT iie euere suten Werte ieben.
tlnb Der Serr sebe eu9 ba5u Seinen Sesenl
SEQ XIII. on bas in 9arma eri6einenbe Slatt
Luce" (9eu6ts), anfdng 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-04
AGtnmg i6r Sat6ofiRen !
Sic s.imu,e oes perit. s,ims TX.

@ir eriu9sn sic initdnbisit, allen 6enen
nit eurem suten Wiuen uno elrer 8unft
beisuiteben, Die, nit @eiit besabt unb nit
~senisenber &enntniB ausseriiifet, fi9 on
Die Nrbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unS 3ettuns
gen CUR 8srtbeibisuns uno 9erbreitnng Der
tatboIii9en 2ebre perOfentli6en.
Gncpclica Tius TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-04
Siterarii6es.

&unb nm Iirifa. Sin Bud NIT pielen
Diloern fir bic Susenb. Ius ben
Sussnbbeilasen Der u&atbolii9en
Milionen" seiammslt unb erSan3t pom
Spiepb SpiIImanuS.J j. gu
baben bsi .. Serber geo. II, Soutb
-. ~ Ola NN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-04
aatboli,6er air6en 8 &alenScr.
8om Eaubi -Warc. Z.

sonnt. ben 9. ausult 8umanus, @artprer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-04
&atboliide @arte. Sluitrirte Monats>
! idrift our llnterbaltuns unb Belebs
runs. Verlas pom Mnton Buffet IN
SalSbur9. Sn allen tatboliiden Bn9s
han6luuoen Wmerifa'S an hnhsu
SirGft6e Veut8geiteu.
SnIan6.

@r5biScee WtIwaufee.
Su Bear Greet wurbe am 10. Suli bic
TIM 8au besriffene un6 bsreits Der 0olens
buns nabe fatb. &ir9e ~niebersewsbt unb
taft gang S%erit6rt.
OtScefe Oetrott.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-04
Grbt6aiten tn tremoen
21noertt.

SIS psrssbt tein Sabr, bab man uni
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-22
A SUICIDE.
A Beggar Takes the Revolver Route.


Another ST. Paul man tired of existence
sought relief yesterday afternoon with a
44-calibre British bulldog revolver. One
shot from the latter did its work, the bullet
finding speedy and fatal entrance into the
mans heart. The victim of self-destruc-
ton was Chris Wachter, a man with a peg
leg who has occupied himself for the last
three months in carrying around a canvas
advertisement of Diman's cheap lodging
house. 1t was at that place, corner of
Fifth and Robert streets he has been living
and in one of the rooms of that house he
was found dead at 1:30 clock yesterday
afternoon, within two minutes after the
shot had been fired. The remains Were i'm
mediately taken in charge by Coroner
Quinn, who will hold an inquest on them
to-day,
The deceased was a German by birth, but
has resided in this country for several years.
About three years ago he fell off a train at
Fargo and received injuries to his leg which
made it necessary to deprive him of his
limb. He lived in Fargo some time. but
about three months ago drifted to ST. Paul,
and has lived principally by begging since
that time. OF late he had become addicted
to the use of morphine, using at times as
much as sixteen grains, as an injection to
kill pain. On Saturday, however, he failed
to get any money, and consequently was
without his usual dose of morphine. Being
respondent over the matter he remarked
Saturday night that he had good notion
to shoot himself, as there was nothing for
him worth living for. His intentions were
not regarded as serious, however, until he
ended his misery. He was So years old,
and without friends or relatives in this
country. a-'5s
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-22
THE DAIRYmEN,s MEETING.
The M0Orhead Gathering Expected
to be the Largest Ever Held.

The MOOrhead Gathering Expected
to be the Largest Ever Held.
The coming meeting of the State Dairy
mems association, to be held at Moorhead
June "a, 25 and 20, promises to be one of
the largest and best ever held in the state,
If not in the West. The secretary has let
tiers from all of the principal dairylnen in
the state, as well as prominent dairymen in
other states, announcing their intention of
being present. Among the prominent dairy
LECTURERS that will be present are w. D.
Hoard of Fort Atkinson, president of the
Northwestern Dairymen's association, and
Col. r. p. MeGlincy of Elgin, ILL.,, secre-
tary Of the same; Mr.. Gurley of De Kalb
ILL.,, president of the Illinois State Dairy as
ISOLATION; Mr.. Totten of New York; Prof.
Henry of the Agricultural College of Wis
cOnsin, and others. Gov. and Mrs. Hub
bard, Hon. W. w. and Mrs. Braden, Gen.
and Mrs. Baker, Gen. LIE Due.
Col. Clark, w. Thompson, and all
of the prominent dairymen of this state.
Great preparations are under way at Moor
head to receive the visitors and entertain
them while there, it being expected to make
it one of the greatest occasions of the city's
history. The management of the St. Paul,
Minneapolis & Manitoba railway will fur
nish the association with a special excursion
train for visitors leaving st. Paul, the train
leaving the union depot at z o'clock q. m.
Tuesday. Several stops will be made on
the way to Moorhead to allow the exclir-
sionists to visit well-known stock farms
throughout the state The party will ar
rive at Moorhead Tuesday evening and the
management is exerting itself to make the
run a pleasant one. All who wish to join
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AMONG THE FEREmEN.

No. Q Engine company lost an oil can at
the Drake block run on Saturday. They
want it returned.
The flag at headquarters was flying at
half-mast last evening in honor of the dead
engineer of No. q.
George HorsneIl, stozer of No. 2, is a
pedestrian Of note, and there'is money in
the house to back him for match.
The firemen were discussing the death of
Tom Connolly last evening and everywhere
there were to be heard the kindliest express
sions of esteem for their dead companion.
A number Of the fire laddies disguised
themselves in citizens clothes on the 18th
and slipped down to the Sunday smuggling
match along with the rest Of the pious sin
ners.
Frank Weber, driver of Engine No. 3,
is a breakdown dancer of no little ability,
and when inspired by the strains of Spells
banjo he can down any one in the depart
ment
A new rule has gone into effect. On
Sundays each fireman must wear white
shirt and collar. The boys looked yester-
day as though ready for an evening recep-
ton rather than for the eYer-expected alarm
of fire.
The suns rays shining through glass
window and concentrating on the mercurial
box in the Drake block are said to have
caused the alarm from that building on Sat
urday afternoon last. Another report was
that some person had been tampering with
the box. The box in this block and that at
the Osgood box factory send IN frequent
alarms.
In running to box "a on Wednesday
night No. reel and the police patrol We'd
with each other for the honor of getting ON
the ground first. The two vehicles came
down the Third street hin at a terrific rate
of speed, and when opposite the st. Nicho-
las hotel the near horse Oh the reel gave
out, stumbled and finally landed across the
sidewalk, fiat upon his side. 1t is almost
miraculous that some of the boys were not
hurt, but as it was not strap Of the har-
ness was broken OF the horse hurt in the
least.
No. 3 had a narrow shave In running to
the Wednesday night alarm from box "a.
A pile of rubbish had been left in front of
No. SIS West Third street and the engine
struck it. No light was upon the obstruc-
ton and it therefore could not be seen.
Sidewalk contractors and builders all over
the city are given to carelessly piIing their
material too far out into the street, and to
leaving bricks, lumber and rubbish without
danger signals. a complaint or two might
cause fines which would prove beneficial.
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LOcusts by the Millions.

NEW YORK, June 21.-The pest Of
locusts has returned. Reports are to the
effect that the locusts have made their APP
pearance by millions in the middle of Long
Island. They even cover the roadways,
and are crushed under wagon wheels in
countless numbers. Staten Island and
New Jersey are also infested, and in Pros
pect park, Brooklyn, the nuisance is said
to be intolerable. Prof. e. B. Southwick,
the Central park entomologist and botanist,
said to-day ''They are the genuine seven
teen-year kind, and am looking for them
in Central park every day now, for it is
their year. Yesterday made thorough
inspection of the park for them but did not
find any. By next week, however, they
will no doubt be on hand here.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-22
SUNDAY Ar RED ROCK.
A Good Attendance and Good Ser
mons.

n AIO00 AEt6n0anee ana Good Ser
mons.
Yesterday was beautiful day for the
camp meeting, and early in the morning
the arrivals began, and every train brought
additions to the crowd.
Many came on the boats which arrived
and departed every hour. 1t is needless to
say that the Under water performance, adj
vertised to take place at Red Rock, was
stopped by the authorities. Great interest
was manifested in the meetings. The reg
ulation, of the camp ground require lights
out at 10 o'clock, and all talking to cease at
that hour.
At the 1880 service sermon was preached
by the Rev. Mr.. Williams of Minneapolis.
He took his text from Second Peter. i. al.
He said: God forms by glory and Divine
power out of slow and sinful nations an un-
divided nation. His plans are wider in
their scope than mans. All are guilty be-
fore God. One of the greatest promises
given by God is that He will pardon our
SINS This Is precious promise.
The promise of new life
and witness of the spirit is equally true
and great Everlasting life. Unless we
have the spirit ia our lives we can realize
little of the promise. Every truly Christian
soul viii increase in all that will make life
happy. Thesepremises are precious, rare
and valuable. No earthly potentate can
make them. God alone can forgive sin.
For man to profess to is worse than sac
rilege God could not promise greater things
than he has. He has promised 10 the guilty
pardon. There is thus hope for the lost.