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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON. Februarv 16 1894

| Hon. W. w. MoRRow--SIR Your com
munication of the 18th inst, referring to this
Department a letter which was addressed to
you by A. Crawford Of San Francisco in rela-
ton to the alleged action Of Germany in claim
| ing the sovereignty of the islands of the
Samoan, Gilbert and Marshall Groups, has
been received. In reply have the honor to
inform you that we have no treaty relations
with the Gilbert and Marshall Islands or any
knowledge af the intention of Germany with
respect thereto, except the reports which reach
us, with more or less authenticity, that Great
Britain and Germany have agreed upon lines
of division in the Pacific Ocean by which de
termined areas will be open to the exclusive
settlement and control OF the respective Gov
ernments. The case is different with Samoa,
with which country we have established treaty
relations. The German Government has re.
peatedly disclaimed any intention to interfere
with these treaty relations in any way. The
recently reported occurrences in Samoa are
not as yet fully understood and further knowl-
edge is awaited before forming definite
judgment. AS to the outlying unattached
groups Of Islands dependent upon no recog-
nized sovereignty and settled sporadically by
representatives Of many nationalities, whose
tenure depends upon the prior occupancy of
lninhabited territory or good understanding
with the natives of the inhabited Islands, we
conceive that the rights of American settlers
therein should rest on the same footing as
others. We claim no exclusive jurisdiction in
their behalf, and are not called upon to admit,
on the part OF any other nationality, rights
which might operate to ooust our citizens from
the rights which they may be found to share
equally with others. In case of the actual an
nexation Of such Islands by any foreign power,
we should expect that our citizens peacefully
established there would be treated on a basis
of equality with the citizens Of subjects of such
power. These views have been commune
Gated to our Ministers at London and Berlin
for their guidance. / have the honor to be,
sir, your obedent servant,
T. f. BAYARD.
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II is rather funny to see some of our
local papers trying to find somebody
upon whom the blame of the Treaty
laundering can be placed One paper
rates the Hawaiian authorities at Wash
ington; another declares that the ignor-
ance of the United States Congress is
the cause Of the Treaty having black
eye, and asserts that "every Congress is
composed of new men, who are un-
familiar with the matter, and they need
to be educated up to understanding it.
Now, it would have been in accordance
with comparative tables of different
sessions of Congress If our monthly
contemporary had said, that every Con
gress contains minority of new men,
who are pretty we'll posted upon the
issues of the day before they take their
seats. While we are as much in favor
of continuance of the Treaty as any
body here, yet we do not believe in
spending time building theories and
shifting the blame, if such there be,
from shoulder to shoulder. Let us
stand up bravely and battle together
while there is hope, but at the same time
let US look the facts in the face. The
Treaty stands as good chance to-day
as it did yesterday, or week, or
month ago Those who are acquainted
with the workings of American legsla-
ton know that the members of Con-
gress and of the Congressional com
mittees keep pretty well posted on all
matters upon which they will be called
10 deliberate. All the dust and lobby
noise that has been raised previous to
the vote has but little influence upon
the ultimate decision. The Treaty
still has strong advocates both in Con
gress and in the people and press of
the Pacific Coast, and these will have
more influence for the continuance Of
the Treaty than all that Moreno and
the Adoertise, have done or can do to
prejudice it. We do not believe in
looking at our position in any rose-col-
ored light, neither do we believe in
going to the other extreme by casting
puerile blame here and there, instead
Of meeting real dangers when they
exist, and being soberly confident SO
long as actual danger does not threaten.
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Islands of tho Pacific.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The re-
ported action Of Germany in seizing the
Samoan Islands and other groups in
the Pacific Ocean. has led San Fran
cisco merchants to ask what protection
their representatives will have in those
places One Of them addressed letter
to Congressman Morrow, asking him to
inquire whether this country proposes
to defend and protect its citizens on
these Islands Secretary Bayard has
returned the following reply to Nor
rows inquiry:
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A Mother at Bay.

Romeyn, a Montclair, N. j., boy,
aged five, converses with his friend OF
equally mature years, as follows:
Romeyn-My pa is going to get me
a goat
Fairchild I've got twenty goats.
R-Wherc are they3
F.-Oh they are down in New York
in pas Office.
R.-Why don't you bring them here?
F.-They're sick.
A pause. Finally Romeyn speaks ?
81 saw Anthony's Nose this sum-
mer"
Fairchild-I saw Anthony himself
R-Anthony's Nose is a rock, and
it broke off and fell into the water.
FL saw it fall.
Romeyn's mother, an interested
listener, at this point deemed it expe-
dient to interpose with a moral lesson.
"Why Fairchild," said she, "did you
never hear of Ananias and Sapphira y"
FL know them both.
RS mother You know, Fairchid,
they were struck dead for telling lies.
F.-Yes, | saw them struck.
RS mother -Fairchild, do you know
where they wente Very impressively)
They went to hell.
FL know it. saw them go,
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Hawaii Kei, Farewell /!

n N EASY INVESTMENT. .-on accoun
IA Of departure from these Islands, good
paying and easy running business has beer
placed in my hands for sale; Centrally locat
ed" Call on, or address, for particulars,
c. K. MILLER,
az Merchant ST., P. o. Box II3.
March 9, 1886. I62-Im
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Wanted.

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- Honolulu Press of the following dates,
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20; October S and 10, 1885. A fair price
will be paid for any or all Of above dates, and
they will be sent for on notifying.
PRoPRs. DAILY HONOLULU PRESS.
Honolulu Feb. II, 1886. I3o-tf
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THURSDAY. -. MARCH IS, 1886

The letter of DR.. Trousseau printed
in yesterdays Adte,fiSsr is to the point
both in matter of fact and in form Of
argument. Let us see, the case now
stands: ten reputable doctors of Homo
lulu VS.. the President of the Hawaiian
''lay Board of Health"
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Notice to Business Men.

CUPPLIES FURNISHED THE LU-
= nalilo Home will not be paid for except
such as have been ordered under the written
of one of the Trustees of the Luna
lilo estate. S. B. DOLE,
Trustee Of the Lunalilo Estate.
Honolulu, January IS, 1886. II6-d
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Special 4aotitss.
Rest for the Weary.

n T THE OFFICE of c. X. MILLER'S
"A Business Agency can be seen two Of the
latest improved Automatic Bookcase and Side
board Combination Beds. Call and inspect.
c. X. MILLER,
I73-Im Local Agent.
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Ready for Business.

THE STORES ON FORT STREET,
i above Hotel, will be ready for rental
about April 18th. The stores are located in
the best locality TO do business, and cheap.
C. X MILLER,
I72-2m Business Agent.
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Furnished Rooms.

Conveniently and NEATLY FURNISHED
ROOMS, Single or Double, can be had at
No. KUKUI STREET (near Fort.)
I2I-3m
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John B. Coughs

Last Literary Production,
= l. ATE ORM ECH e ~"
Sold only by subscription Tno A. Palmer,
sole agent for the Hawaiian Islands, I73-Iw
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IT seems to us that the Ad0e,fise,
ought to modestly let the freight dis
elimination" question alone, since its
brilliant performance in proving from
facts and figures that over fifty per cent
of Hawaiian products for the present
year have been shipped Sin British anc
German bottoms" BY the way, about
half Of the gentle organs time is spent
in playing logical desperate, and the
other half is spent in trying to break
out of the rhetorical limbo where its
assumptions place 1t. In the mean
while the public enjoys the journalistic
circus without money and without
price.
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DEAR CoNTEMP.: Forgive you we
can and will, but when you ask US to
forget your logical paralcgisms and
dangerous political solecisms, we never
can-you ask psychological impossi
bllity- If, however, you "wil come to
us renovated and renewed, and with a
good conduct certificate, as it were,"
we will even try to overcome the inn
possible and-forget In the event
you get your political boilers cleaned
we will coax the Bulletin not to sit on
your safety valve again, so there will be
less danger Of blowing yourself up with
your own arguments. We will do this
gratis-for-nothing, if you will
promise not to fool with "discrimina-
ton figures in the future, and will
avoid playing any further political
pranks with the "old man" who sup
pressed the leprosy report.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-02-20
Wednesday. February 10th, 1886.

Wednesday. February 10th 1886.
ThePolice you Of the Parish If Lafourche met
at u o'clock Nj. this day pursuant to q adjourn
ment Of yesterday.
Present: President Couion and Messrs
Grisamore. Sesly. Folse, Mathews, Kraemer,
Moran and Cheramic.
Absent {: Mr.. Delauue.
"A synopsis OF tho minutes of yesterday SOS
sion was read and approved as such.
The following report Of the Committee on
Finance wasreceived
Thibodaux, La, Feb. 10th 1886.
To tee Police Jury.
The Finance Committee to whom has been
referred the Report Of the Parish Treasurer
present the following report.
They find the report As usual, q lucid, and
fnll account of the Finances Of the Parish.
They regret however to say that they find
the financial condition of the Parish Is not 50
good as they hoped that it would be at the
end of the year 1885, Out considering the eS
traOrdinary expenses In criminal matters to
which the Parish has been subjected during
the past IL months, causc to be thankful may
he found in the fact that the financial cOndl
ton is no worse.
The report OF the Treasurer shows that the
assets Of the Parish in the general Fund are
1886, 80 ever and above the liabilities.
That the liabilities Of the General Fund are
S4l36.5a with cash Oh hand $o59,77 leaving on
January | 1886 $3576,77 outstanding claims
tina were unpaid.
The Treasurer informs your committee that
the Tax Collector has on ,hand funds which
will liquidate ,all approved claims, leaving
still I'm, o le cted about $l2D0.O0
The claims Of 1856 which will be approved
at this session will find but few funds to pay
them.
There are howsveAo the credit of the Bridge
Fund $685. 3 and the collector is prepared ~
turn in $354.OO mere making $964.&.
These facts ars sufficient to convince the
Pohce Jury that the present year the great
est economy practicable must be exercised in
authorizing expenditures. The fact is appa
rent that there will be nothing lett over from
1885 to assist in defraying the expenses Of tho
current year.
Your committee find to the credit Of the
various Drainage Districts the sum of$3l40.2 20
which sum might DO made to render good ser
vice to the people if properly expended VI
der tho wise discretion Of the Drainage Com
missioners.
Your committee prevent the following reso
lutions Or the consideration of tho Jury.
Resolved, that all SUM now in the treasury
or that will come into the treasury from tax
es of 1885 to the credit Of the Bridge Fund,
be transferred to the credit of the General
Fnnd.
Resolved. that in all collections for the cur
rent year there shall be known but two funds,
Ist, the Geu eral Fund 2nd, the Drainage
Fund 3rd the School Fund.
Respectfully Submitted
s, T. GRISAMORE.
SOSTHENE FOLSE
Mr.. Seely being called to the chair, on mo
ton Of Mr.. Coulon, seconded BY Mr.. Moral,
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putting up of gates across the public road
running through tho plantation of Messr 3
Caillonut and son be aud the same is also r
pealed.
Resolved further that the said Geo. G..
Taylor n Co. aud CaiIlonet & Son be allow
ed y period of 1 months, aounmeneiuc Febru-
airy l., 1856. to remove the said gates erected
as aforesaid.
The following resolution offered bv Mr..
Seely seconded by Mr.. kraemer passed unani
mnusly.
Resolved that the jailor OF the Parish of Ii.
fourche shall he allowed the compensation
of trrtD cents per day for the boarding of
each aud every prisoners from and after the
first OF March next usS6l and all laws or
part of laws passed prior to this in conflict
herewith are hereby repealed.
j G. fraud was appointed COMMISSIONS
Drainage District No.2 vice j. NJ Howell re-
moved from the District.
The Jury then adjourned till 9 O'Clock A. NJ.
to-morro , the 18th inst.
H N. COULON,
President
P. r. LEBLANC, Clerk.
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NOTICE.

The public is hereby notified not to neeo-
BY mortgage made, signed and executed by
Marion w. Bllliu to his own order and by
him endorsed in blank. dated January II,
1888, each for tho sum of One Thousand Dol
lars, payable respectively Oh the LIT Japua
~, Of the years 1884 and 1885. conditioned
to bear eight per cent per amnum interest
from date till paid payable at the Clerks
Office Of the Parish of Latourche. Both notes
being signed enc varietur'' by Emile E.. Lee
blanc, Deputy Clerk of Court. t. identify
them with an act of sale and mortgage passed
before said Deputy CLERK ON the Nth Janu-
AIRY 1888. SAT- noIe o. being the property Of
the undersigned were lost. or stolen, on or
about the Both January. 1886.
RICHARD FORET.
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Notice.

Parish OF Lafourche, January 30th, 1886.
The Agricultural Partnership of Himel
g. Dionne heretofore existing composed of
the undersigned Lovingly Himel and George
Dionne, concerning enterprise Plantation
is from this date by mutual consent dissolved,
and George Dionne having acquired the
share of Lovingly Himel in said Plantation
will settle all claims against said Partner
ship concerning said Plantation and he the
said DiOnae is entitled to the right OF collect.
ing any claim or claims which may be due
said Partnership concorniny : said Plantation.
l.. HIMEL,
I'm. F.6.86. GEORGE DIONNE.
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Proceedings
OF rHE-
POLICE JURY.
State ot Louisiana. Parish Of Lafourche.
Parish of Lafourche.
ThibOdaux Feb. 9th, 1886.

lulDOuauN. CcU. jill, IoOO.
The Police Jury tor the Parish of Lafonrche
met this day i'll regular session at = o'clock
Pm pursuant to adjournment.
Present President Conlon, and Messr<
Grisamor", Moran, Seely, Folse, kraemer aud
Cheramie.
Absent : Mcssrs Mathews aud Ds!aune.
The minutes ut last regular and special sss
sions We're read and approved as recorded
with the exception of the words james Nj"
ran appearing as subscribed to il petition
presented 1T the special session of November
l4th 1885 ordered stricken out.
The various claims against the Parish were
presented and referred to the Committee on
Claims.
Owing to the absence of Mr.. Delaune of
Committee on Finance Mr.. Folse was tempo
rarity placed OH said committee.
The followin. reports of the Committee on
Finance were received and laid over tor fu
ture action.
Thibodaux La Feb. 9 1886.
To the Police Jury OF the Parish OF La!ourche.
The Committee on Finance respectfully re
port the following tableau oi the probable ex
penses OF the Parish of Latourche TO- the cur
rent year ending December 81 1856.
5. l.. GKISAMORE
SOSrHENE FULSE
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the resolution embodied therein, relative to
bridge Funds, was laid on the table.
On motion of Mr.. Kraemer seconded by
Mr.. Moran, the other resolution embodied
therein relative to the distribution of coliec
ton for the current year into three funds viz !;
the General, Drainage. and school Fund, was
laid On the table.
The following seport nf the Committee on
CLAIMS was received.
State OF Louisiana Parish of Lafourche.
To the President and members of the Police
jury:
Your committee on claims to whom aiiOus
claims Were. referred heg leave to say that
they Lave examined them carefully AMI re-
port iuvorably on the following, to "
81. I. Calliolct. j. F.. S0J.ll j; ii. Tctreau,
Ut Tiibo,taux Sentinel. 56.75; hibodaux
Foundry, Is 20 DR.. a. 1. Poichct. d'y coro-
ner. 800 ditto. 10 10 Thihpdcaux Pharma-
stationery. 1900 James Morau. 100 IL. e..
hi, d~ail, J. F.. lll2 Brsud u Legenire,
l4.50 Benson Walker, constable, u 20 Jas.
Rogers. }. .315: C.. A. An-crran. cou-
stanle, $50 $. }. Blanchard. sheriff of AS
sumption. 500; ditto. 80 ditto. l.3u
ditto, o3o: ditto. |. 40 j. w. Knobloch, dy
clerk, i.S5 ditto. $50 ditto, 4.UJ: DIR.
Fulton l;"ger>- dy coroner, 1870; ditto,
1000 ditto. 1880 ii. r. Dunn u Bro, sta
tloncry. 81 cts. duto. $40 III. John tiazzu,
coroner, ID 10 lhr,phile rh!bod.tuX, Tailor,
1910 ,itlo. I39. % ditto, 1853 ditto,
J 13i ~ X. K. Mcbride, 900 s.. Il. Grisa-
more. goa: Huttmnnn u Aucnin. "a 50 q.
a. En2errau, li4.0O, making i tot al, IF all
claims Of Slaa6.6l
OF Which the f~ollowinsllebts were contracted
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1910 u 1910 %
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Total $l94 %
Respectfully SuhIn.tt.d,
r. SAMOAN,
Parish TYeasurer.
Thibodaux. Feb. 9th, 1886.
|. the undersigned Treasurer OF the Parish
1t Lttourcle, 40 so!rlnnly swear that the
above IS "a true and correct showing OF tho
finance, IT the tarl h and | further swear
that l nave not directly or Indirectly spccu-
lated On the SAME. So help lpe God
+. CANAAN,
Parish Treasurer.
Sworn to aud subscribed before me this 9Th
daJ vi Feb A d. 1856. T. +. LEBLANC.
by Clerk.
The President informed the jury that SO
far only one answer tiui been rece. we'd from
the several parishes which had been sent cop
lie, of report OF Comm. sioners of Drainage
District No. &, relative to the railroad bridge
1T Bayou "es Aliemands the matter WAS laid
over unVil Tomorrow.
Tho following Process Verbal of sale of fer
ries was received and approved
Lafourche La, Dec, ~ 1886.
To the Police Jury OF the Parish OF Latourche.
Geaticmsn :-Act,ns. under authority YES
ted by Ordinance No. l6l adopted at your scs
sion held on October Stli 1885, l proceeded to
sell after 80 days advertisement on saturday
the 9TH day III December last, on the coudi
tlons AND terms as specified by said Ordi
nance No, l6i, all public ferries Of the parish.
CACCpt euV AOeAP"AN "a "A~ 80
were duly adJndicated to the following par
ties Tor the following prices.
The Augelioz ferry to A. 4 ngelloz for $3.50
st. aohn " u. Z himcl 800
St. Charles " Arthur Gossiu" 500
.Raceland " M. Rome " y 90
Z. Harang " Father Lavaquery 500
Owing to the amendment of sec. III of Ordi
nance No. Isl adopted by your Hon. body at
n special session held on November "a 1885,
the location OF the Lockpolt ferry being there
by changed, nece>sItated Il Reimbursement
OF same. and the date of sale being therefore
tiXeu Tor Saturday December lstn 1888. On
which day owing to my absence from the Par
ish Major 5. L. Grisamore President Protein
by virtue of an appointment Tor the special
occasion and which is of record. proceede ! to
sell said Lockport fesry and Mr.. +. Barril
leaux being the highest bidder the same was
duly aIjudicated t." him for the price of@l30J.
Respectfully Submitted.
Ii. COUlON.
President.
The Jury then adjourned until eleven
O'Clock A. N. tomorrow the 10th inst.
II. N. COULON, President.
p. +. LEBLANC.
Clerk.