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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-22
Der mnnnerer,
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ein @aseneeiddft etabIit. Dieielben
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bisen pteiien. 9feroeseidirre aler
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li3e 8reiie. ba
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pflanSunsen senommen. 8lumen Saas
men Direct importirt. sd6ne 8lunen
INNER porrdtbis. Beionoere slufmerf:
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ptDn 117-3. ba
- $40 BIS $500 tuerhen a1sgeliebe,
amf R6bel, Yianps, Bferhe. @agea
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nnh IA etfe &ntional Sanf 0ebGitne.
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ba
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-22
@tb Pens & SO.
gu Derfamfen.

2cHis ainbt, aant[er, Kenoshc, Was.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-06-14
Contemptuous Treatment

"You trifiing accundrel!' exclaimed
awhile man, addressing negro whom
he met in the road. ''Why are you
throwing stones at that dog?'.
Come er making er mouf at,me, he
did"
Making mouth at you?"
"Yas. sab. he did. come long ware
an want sayin' er word ter him an
he come er lifin' up his lip at me. /
ain er man ter be treated in dat way,
Gaze l doan bodder nobody. I aim
gwine be treated wild tempt, I tell yer
dat now. "-ArEdnsaU Traveller.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-06-14

|
bars you away from peace on earth and
glory In Heaven.
There are hundreds Of men and women
here brave enough IN other things in life
who simply for the lack of manliness and
womanlness stay away from God. They
| dare not say: Forever and forever, Lord
Jesus, take Thee. Thou hast redeemed
| me by Thy blood; here is my immortal
spirit Listen, all the world" They arc
lurking around about the kingdom Of God
they are lurking about 1t, expecting to
crawl in some time when nobody Is looking,
forgetful o: the tremendous words of nv
text: 'Whosoever doth not bear his cross,
and come after Ne can not be My disciple"
An officer Of o neighboring church told
me he was In q store in New York-just
happened in - where there were many
clerks, and q gentlemen came in and said
to young man standing behind the
counter: Are you the young man that
arose the other night in the Brooklyn
tabernacle and asked for prsyers!n With
out any flush on his cheek he replied: Il
am. l haven't always done right and I
have been quite bad; but since arose for
prayers think l am better than was" It
was only his way of annou acing that he
had started for the higher life. God will
not cast out man who Is brave enough to
take step like that
tell you these things this morning be-
cause, my dear friends, want to show YOU
how light the cross is that we have to
carry compared to that which Christ
carried for rs. You have not had the hesh
torn OF for Christ's sake in carrying your
cross. He tainted dead away under His
cross. You have not carried the cross un-
til it fetched the blood. Under HIS there
was pool Of carnage that FLASHED the
horses fetlocks. You have friends to
sympathize with YOU in carrying the cross.
Christ trod the winepress Of Gods wrath
alone, alone! The cross that you and l
ought to carry represents only few days
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
Ohio Hnsho..

a movement Aon foot nj Columbus, o..
Tor tho establishment Of m Asylum for
lnobriatcA,
-Four Cincinnati players have been sold
to tho Columbus baso bail club, tho price
paid for the quartet being 1900
Governor Foraker announces that any
further mlrafm on the part Of so,oallod
White Caps will be attended 10 by tho
State,
A change Tor the words has occurred In
the condition NJ ~ H. Harper and tho DO,
lief 10 expressed that his rcliof Il only ten
pOrary,
The woman named Gallagher, who wa
arrested nj Queenstown with nfty dynamite
cartridges In her possession, lcit Cleveland
December 7 IN company with twenty other
Irish mou and women,
The alleged Or Sinclair OF thc Palmer
house fame whose recent oscapado Ia Gin,
cinngti Is we'll known, served several terms
In the Ohio Ponitcntiary aud lgurcd Ia tho
Columbus tlly'Hhool frauds,
Robert Buck q prominent farmer In tho
northor part Of Seneca county, agslrncd 500
acres Of land and al his personal property
10 Wesley Fiokct Tho liabilities will
amount Ia ESQ., OD aud assets 10 about the
mmc, The assignment is attributed N
the depreciation OF value Of farm lands
since 1880, when lao bought considerable OF
H. lie made IN assignment In 1885, but
compromised with his creditors.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
TIE uoLY dInL.

seine Csstiy Lessons she nas H.saEasa h
~ Uslng HsRatJ- rFeduaess,
A New York newspaper laloly eoBtainl
ed an account Of q young GIL NJ that ~
ulO, Ia attempting 10 give " her balls.
which was Of . dnu hne . golden %lustFe,
burned tho flah al her Head villa nOWars
fal acid, aud Injured hor elght for lilo,
Another young woman, W Nov Orleans.
following nle directions OF a0me nAn
society paper. ~ ~endeaVorihg 10 remove
tho m0les upon her fAoe, poisoned the
flesh. aud died Ia great agony
Tho uso Of certain hair dyes, containing
lead, In maAy instances hm brought %
affections OF tho brain.
A %well,knOwn American writer aiuih'
ute8 an obstinate attack OF tJph0ld foyer,
which lOit her an invalid for years, u hei
use Of . popular anil fat eyalem Of diet
aud violent exercise, hh0 loaf sixty poundi
OF ilesll IN u TOW weeks, but tho sudden
weakening OF tho tissues rendered hef suA.
Ooptiblo 10 Tho poison OF typhoid, aud un
able IN fe,iEt H.
How many u the girl readers Of ut
papers have pOred eagerly over The
remedies" prescribed by u~naofnpuloui
writer's, for ugly young women, nnd have
bcon tempted TO lry tho lotions. tho severe
pfOiraGlGd fusilnFs, tho handagoa, medl
clues 0r Screws which are 10 remove theli
defects Of large bones, %leanneaa, fatneaa,
pimplei, m1lot, crooked oyob, OF Wide
mouths,
In 40 case h II necessary. according "a
ihe advertisements 10 seek Tho advice 0i
4 phyalOlAn yet most OF tho remedies aug
geaiHd nre 81 No mOsl dangerous kind In
unskilful hands, aud likely W in0rohae
dei0fmity, und 10 produce III health
But putting aide The question Of the
utility NJ remedies " remove natural per,
h0nal dnfeeh an ugly girl aiI0uld know
thgt lhe surosl way 10 keep her h0mely
features or awkward figure IN Tho remems
bnnoo Of others Ia for her constantly 10
remember liom herself Relf conscious
nos rs disagfocablo In a beautiful wOmani
In IN ugly q II Is l|ntOlerAblu
Are lluHe girls with duh eyes aud large
noses Then 10 give up nv hope Of pleas
ing uiolr compani0nat
iy no means
A woman who, Tor many years, lod the
Highest social ITO Of fennsylyanlA. had
neither fortune nor u remarkable intellect,
She WA stout red haired, snail featured,
and iIeCkled, bat her voice was sweet and
low her heart biz enough 10 take In the
Wtolp world her spmpalhleo Wide. hes
Tact lNln.in. Ae wa. lulIlc, genuine.
and 90 Unfe'NsA w g1 .uu cent child.
The uHly Rlrl who eultiyalea such
charms 1913 lhrlo needs M Iron braces W
compress her lRrgC iOlula, nor diet OF soid
fruits 10 remove hOr plump checks, "a
make her lovely and beloved,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
HEWITT EXPLAINS
III. ulttor Attack Upon ndltor oockorln,

ltip hitter Attack Upon Hditor OoolScrlli,
New YoBg, December T,-Mayor Hewitt
Ia a Iottor published Saturday evening, in
reply 10 Colonel Cookcrill Of tire World, roit.
crates that Colonel Cockorill charged him
with ordering an investigation Of certain
alleged Irregularities In the city record Of.
fee with The intention Of whltcwa,hing
Supervisor Cogtigan Ia charge Of that Office
aud quotes a lottor written by Colonel
Cockerill 10 the commissioner OF accounts
on November 20, containing an imputOtion
that tho mayor and corporation counsel
intended 10 porycrt the investigation in
order 10 protect thomsolvo, from q charge
OF malicasanoe In Office, The Mayor adds
that hc worry properly denounced the charge
made by Coctcrill as a ITO,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
SHERIFF SALE.

Mary A nowcu Order Of sale In Partition,
John Lssh 81 al. Pleas Court,
Ivy virtue OF an order Of sale IN partition Issued by
the clerk Of the court Of common pleas " STARK Goa
ohio, In tho above action, aud ~ ne directed, I Viii
sHor for sale ~ public Oulory on tho promises,
In Hlmiahlllon township on
Saturday, the 18th day Of jan, 1889,
tho following described real cstatel Part OF the
southeast quarter Of section nineteen (ipl, IN town
ship n%lncteon (iW, OF ranEe eeyen 81 n slars
County, ohio, excepting the following described
part thereof t0switi beginning NJ the eouihweht
sOrnor OF hAld quarter acclloni thence east with the
north, parallel with the west line OF tho quarter y
and 0f-1.2.tOO chains ~ q stone, thence west paral.
tel with the south limo Of said quarter 2 and iB.lO0
chains W n HtOnn hnd the west line OF snld quarter
In the roadl thence south % the corner u SAID quar-,
ter section 3 aud G7-i.Y-tO0 chains 10 the place Of
beginning, containing 2 acfee OF land, aud subject
Also 10 the right OF way, thirteen feet Wide on the
cast side ~ tho north part or SAID quarter section
conveyed BY Jacob Loeh 70 Louis Monht by deed OF
a. February n, 1870, recorded IN volume ~, page ~,
Sof the deed records VI said county, 10 which refer.
once IA hereby made for u full description Of Mlid
riEht of way, and tho interest cOnvoy0db by said deed,
Tie tract " land intended " DO described hereby
contains l0l acres or lhnd'
Appraised at $4,000.
gAle 10 commence NJ one O'Clock y. m, Terms,
a2OOO eaah on day OF ualoi tho balance OF one-thlid
pfthe amount IN DO hid 10 be paid IN cash upon
April it, 1880 and the remaining two.tilrds 70 be
nall Aprll lat 1870. and April LIST, 1901, Tor which
doferr5d payment the purchaser shall execute notes
bearing Interest from April 1st 1880, payable an.
nually, and seCu ID by mortgage upon tho gtenlsea
cold, POsseAalon OF said proinl4eA 10 he delivered
40 tho purchaser on April lst 1880
A.. LEININoER sherln.
DAY, LYNCH A DAY, Attys.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
oPRgTTY Boy
Kills His sduaw aud Three Indian Police.
mon and Then Himself,

Kills His huuhw ~ Throo tndtnn folioes
mon ana Tlion Himself.
CAMr PortAR RtynR, Mogr, December
ia tragedy resulting In the death OF
four persona and the fatal woundIng Of q
6fth occurred NJ the Fort Peck Indian
agency Saturday morning For upward Of
a wcok Pretty boy ono Of The Hankton
Sioux tribe, has been loaded with liquor,
Agent Cowon attempted 70 discover Pretty
Boys source Of supply, hut In vain Tho
Indian not only got all tho whisky he
wanted, but had soIuo 10 spare, and this
no distributed among the younger bucks at
the agency
Saturday morning Pretty Boy mado a
murdorous attack upon hlB squaw, SEEKING
q stick Of nrc wood, hc dealt the holploiB
creature u blow on the head, which cut a
deep plsh In the scalp aud fractured tho
skull. Not satisfied with this ho Jumped
on tho PROSTATE body Of tho squaw and
made preparation 10 scalp her by
this time a crowd Of nearly q hundred In.
dians had gathered around the couple.
In the crowd were u number OF Indian po.
lice, who rushed upon Pretty Boy and
dragged him from the body Of the aquaw.
This 80 cnragcd Pretty hoy that, shaking
oil his captors ho ran to his topic aud Sc
cured aWlnchcstcr rifle, lie At once opened
Ore on tho police, instantly killing two Of
them aud fatally wounding q third, lilo
thon proceeded 10 whore his squaw waS
lying, and, placing the muEElo OF tho
ride between her lips, fired four shots
This done no attempted to oiloothis escape,
firing repeatedly at the Indians who were
In pursuit Finding escape impossible, no
halted on tho brow Of q hill about q milo
from the agency aud after s%oyoring tho
arteries In his wrist with his hunting
knife, shot himself through the head, death
being instantaneous,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
IFIFhtlnE IN COURT

NAuuyhLG December ia special from
Jackson, Tenn says, During the trial b0.
fore Esquire ENum In tho Tenth district Of
this county Saturday over a settlement
between Tom Brown aud colofcd family
named HIokt, WIN Hicks Cross questioned
Mis- Fannie Brown la rather abruptman.
nor aud he was told by Brothor Tom n be-
moro careful Tho negro replied with
an oath and kuotked brown down.
Othor negroes and rGtNr Brown, brother
OF Tom, Joined In o general 0ght Tom
Brown cut ono or two negroes wjthg biz
knifo aud stabbed the mother Of WIN Hicks
la the throat. Tom Brown aud his brother
were also badly hurt A. last accounts
tho negroes were armed. There wa' much
excitement and danger Of further trouble,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
INAuauRAL pRePARAHLONa
rho osuamittas Ia Gharrs SKATING A
Raaaona euts uauiaI.,

49, =" MANNHH ~ "HNHANNNI ~
faagaments Ilspidiy'
WAtasiTos, DeeemheT H-OiAirmaR
Bdtton, Of uhe inaugural Oommitta, has
feoeiVed settlers from ! "a IaniHon, Ma
HdiutaRt general Of Wisconsin. and from
italph 4, heeoheE Tho adiuant general OF
tho stale o. kebmskA, accepting positions
on Tho military committee, Ataeonfar'
enoe between Chairman lihttOn and Chair
maa liall, Of the o0mlnitiee oR comfort AT
the hall, II Wai decided " set apart the
rO0ms OF the commissioner aud deputy
commissioner 0f pensions In tho pension
building. Tor The aae Of tho pros dent and
yioa president The corridors aud stairway
leading u thhae rooms will BIO f0nesd "a
and no one win DO allowed 10 paRa there
until tho formal reception OF tie prnsidan'
party and The introduction tO the diplO-
mau0 corps 10 further relieve the press
uro upon tho dHt floor, II " pNop0sed 10
locate tho wine rooms on the third lOor
Representative l%luarll, OF O%nnnoGu0uL
called al tho inaugural committee head,
quarters Saturday morning In tho inter-
est Of the Fourth regiment VI the Con-
netlioat nahonal gnarl, The Wgimenl
wants 10 secure quarters Tor Two hundred
men.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

MAYsymLE KY, December i1-Dctaill
Of a remarkable diokor between a Federal
omccholdcr aud u railroad man camo 10
light here this morning According 10 tho
story Postmaster A. O. Bcspcs and Mr.,
Robert Flcklin, agent OF tho AIaySyillo aud
Big Sandy and the Kentucky Central Rail.
road companies, have made arrangements
to trade places, Tho postmaster will turn
his Office oyer 10 the railroad. man, lock,
stock and barrel, and the railroad man will
transfer his job TO the postmaster, The
postmaster will then send In his rcsigna.
ton and recommend Fioklin rs his sue.
cegor, using his influence, through Senator
Beck, 10 have FGkliu appointed. Tho
hitch At present seems TO be Senator Beck's
illness. Ncllin thinks that II he can got
In now, being q Republican, he will hold
on for the next four years,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
whlto Capa atrlllo OcorgIn.

CmoAao, December H. A Tribune
special from Atlanta, Ga, nya' The itle
town Of Moasihph b NPitaled over % visit after
tho mannc Of tho "Whitc Caps from
about two hundred members ola "Farmor'5
Alliance" H. r. Thompson, u merchant,
refused b agree 10 the alliances require.
monm aud wos boycottcd Thompson by
why Of retaliation organized q club Of negro
laborcrs, who should demand higher wages
from 1he farmers, Friday night 30 mon
covered every corner Of the town and sur
sounded Thompsou's house, They dug M
open grave, then pinned Grape N his door
and loft u note waning him that ho would
be Visited amin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
eNaLANp,a auAKIM ouo
"a 40 Determined upon 40 u ORbinet
MiaatinH Tomorrow,

"a 40 Determined upoa 40 u Oabiast
hieetinH Tomorrow,
L0HpaH December ~ lord Salisbury
held a private Interview Of prolraotsd dur
alton with Tho queen Saturday afternoon.
mauiieHty with tho object Ot paving Tho
way f0r q ministerial ooun0ii NJ Windsor
on Monday when The RunlIm policy Of tho
government WILDE dohnitely settled. Mr.,
kmithiH answer ~ lnri Randolph
Churchill In tho House Of Commons fore
shadows ullh and also attaih the certainty
that Lord Salisbury has resolved ~ make a
determined aght against lhe Tory, Demo.
eRt leader II not agalnPt hs entire line Of
argument with reference ~ tho new itgyp,
uan campaign, The premier has already
gone 30 far lhai ho cannot l1Ord 10 risk a
change OF tAotGs, and tho queen'H sanction
Of his programme IN absolutely nooeftWy
W the carrying oHt OF H. details which oan'
not be deyiaLod from on Iho strength Of tho
0nemy'H documents,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
sl,c MIrht prc.. a. shc rIea.ea.

A colorcd woman who had been ar
rested for musQucrading IN male attire
was brought before the recorder at Kan
sas CITY recently. She was discharged,
the recorder ruling rs follows. There
Gun be no law which prevents women from
dressing In male attire aud appearing Ia
public therein so long as they do not con-
duct themselves In u d~Isorderly manner.
Any ordinances to the contrary arc Illegal.
II Is the latest fad for women 10 dress In
the garments of the opposite sex. and the
women arc rapidly coming TO u, II Ia
the correct thing not only for health, but
for comfort will discharge every
woman brought before mt under such
conditions rs the defendant in this case.
You caa go, Mary. think you look 90
neat as If you had on Il dress"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
%ooMfoRTA0LE sITuATIoNs
no be Secured by the Competent, gnder
the Governments

IA he Secured by tho Competent, Under
the Governments
WAnuHdrog, December 1.-THE oIyil
service commission will hold special exam
inntiOnA commencing December "a al tho
po8t0Gecs In New York aud noat0n, and At
the city hall In Washington The exam.
inatiuna will be- Tor q cnmpuhtOr In the
nautical almanac Office, aLd salary Of n, 900
or 81. 2Ooi q oomputator In the ordinance
bureau, war dopVlmgn, nj a salary Of
81 1000 empualQR and craftsmen Ia The
coast and goodetie survey, craftsmen, mnl'
tary oxptrtS heating and yoatiaung cE'
pcfb, aud experts IL metal construction,
Tor the supervising architects onl0o Of tho
treasury department NJ salaries Of ~ and
d per day architectural drilSmon aud
olvff engineers for tbo auirlormaster'a
Office, war department al salarIos Of " 700
Dor hunum or more,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
onIon JnIce a. nn Aaho.Iro Arent


Paper pasted, gummod, or glued on %
metal, especially II Il has o bright surface.
usually comes or on the slightest provo,
cation, leaving the adhesive material on
the back Of The paper, with a surface
bright and slippery Os Ice, The ohcapes
description Of clock dials arc printed ON
paper and then stuck on zinc, but Cor
years the difficulty was TO get tho paper
and metal TO adhere. II Is, however, said
TO be now overcome By dipping the metal
into q strong aud hot solution Of washing
soda, aftcrward sorubbIng perfectly dry
with u clean rag. Onion Juice Is then mp.
piled to the surface Of the metal and tho
label pasted and liked In the ordinary
way, II Is said TO be almost impossible
TO separate paper and metal thus Joined.
Probably metal hOwtables might DO
successfully treated in the samo manner.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
HTS THIRD VICTIM.
THE BODY or LITTLE IRENE itAwEs
FOUND At LAST
a. uia nettnm 1T the Lale Near where
That - fiaF hether iaI Weighted
DswR ~ irspa 40 the latter vas,

l%nmnlHauAA, ALAn December H-AhOut
elsven oolO@ saturday ue officers who
have beoh searching tor tho body Of liiue
Irene HAweg found Il NJ the bottom Of the
lako oaly q iew leet from tho spot whore
the body 0f Mrs HAYES was found, one
week aga II WAS weighted dawn with
about fifty pounds Of railroad iron, bat
horo N marks Of violence, The finding Of
Mo body Gauasd no excitement No far
ther attemptat lynohing liawea IL antlel
pated, When told Of The hudlng Of hs
bAby's body, HAYES refused N taik,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

Perhaps no local disease has puzzled
and banied the medical profession more
than nasal catarrh. While not imme.
diately fatal II is among the most dis.
tressing, nauseous and disgusting ills
the flesh Is heir to, and the records show
very few or no cases of radical cure Of
chronic catarrh by any of the multitude
of modes OF treatment until the intro
duotion Of Ely's Cream Balm u few
years ago. The success of CHS prepa.
ration has been most gratifying and
surprising,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

MAYOR O'BRIEN, Of Boston, was
beaten for q fourth reelection yester.
day. The parochial school scare and
the influence Of women workers and
voters comprised his defeat, Thomas
N. Hart will succeed him The women
took to election day work like plcka.
nlnnies to water. melon. New York
World.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
Rraoo UP.

You are feeling depressed, your ap-
petite 10 poor, you are bothered with
Headache, you are ndgity, nervous and
generally out OF SORTS, and want to
brace up. Brace up, but not with slim.
ulants, spring medicines or bittAyb,
which have FOR theft baslb very cheap
bad whiskey, and which STIMULATE you
for M hour and leave you In Worse DON
dition than before. What vow want In
an a~lteratiYe TINT will purify your
blood, start healthy action OF Liver and
KidneyA restore your vitality and glvo
renewed health and strength. Such 4
medicine you will find In Electric Biz
tors, and only 80 cents o bottle, al Dur
bin, Wright y Co.'S Drug store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

King Kalakaua has been Officially do
clorod u boodlor. Before the recent rcy0-
luton In Hawaii, Aka, a Chinese mer.
chant, asserted that no paid Kalakaua
ST., 900 for a license 10 tell opium in tho
Sandwich Islands. After receiving tho
money the King gave the license to
another opium dealer. Aka died
not long ago and his executors brought
suit against the trustees Of kalOkaua's o.
tate TO recover the money The supreme
court OF Hawaii, on Sept, 81. gave ludg.
mont for the full amount Of the claim,
with interest. Kalakaua thinks The
Chinese ought TO 20.