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The national leader., 1889-07-18
BIG BANKING ENTERPRISE.
A Syndicate Puts Up $15,OOO,0OO to
Boom Beet Sugar.

A conference of delegates from the coun
tries engaged in the production of beet sugar
was held in Brussels, Belgium. The confer
ence founded a syndicate bank, which will
establish branches and agencies in all the prin-
cipal cities of the world. The capital will
be SIS, 130 900. The bank will do no specu-
lative business, but will sell sugar on COM
mission and make loans to manufacturers.
The profits of the bank win be divided
among the members of the syndicate. The
bank will also furnish the members with news
concerning the sugar market. The books for
subscription to the capital stock were to be
opened simultaneously in the European CEN
tpy.S
The national leader., 1889-07-18
THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
Their Next General AssembIy-Pre.
sent Condition of the Order

The next General Assembly of the Knights
of Labor will be held at Atlanta Ga, on the
second Tuesday of November, 1882
Concerning the present condition of af-
fairs among the Knights Of Labor Mr. Pow
derby: ''In the beginning of 1886 we had ST.,
900 members. Six months later we had
100000. At present we have 100000. When
/ am asked to explain the falling off [ ask
why should SO many come in? This present
number is really an increase which l strong
" opposed. Much of it is made UP of those
people who think the strike the solution OF
all evils. have opposed this membership
from the beginning"
The national leader., 1889-07-18
HEAVY FLOODS IN CHINA.
a Tornado browns 6OOO People and
Renders 10000 Homeless.

The City of New York, from Hong Kong
and Yokohama, has just arrived at San
Francisco, Cal.
She reports that tornado burst in the
district northeast of Kwang Lung, China,
June 2, and flooded the level country.
Seven villages were inundated and houses
were swept away.
More than six thousand persons were lost.
Other districts suffered greatly and hun
dreds of lives in those places were also lost.
less.
The national leader., 1889-07-18
LEAGUE RECORD.


THE terrible transform which brought on
such frightful destruction of life and prop
erty in Pennsylvania on May 31st seems TO
have been almost simultaneous with a SIM
liar downpour in Asia. 1t is reported that
291< inches of water fell in thirty-three
and 30th. The resulting destruction of life
and property was very severe, though there
was no such wholesale drowning as occurred
at Johnstown.
The national leader., 1889-07-18

ARABS In large numbers have swarmed
down upon the villages in East Central
Africa, burning and pillaging the houses and
robbing and numbering the people. The
women and girls have been subjected to the
grossest indignities, and several babies were
roasted alive in the presence OF their pa
rents.
The national leader., 1889-07-18
DEATH IN A CESsPOOL.
Four Men Perish at Lincoln, Neb.,
From Poisonous Vapors.

From POISONOUS VapOrS.
During the afternoon four men lost their
lives in Lincoln, Neb., under peculiar circum-
stances.
A watch was dropped in a cesspool and the
men were endeavoring to recover it.
They dug a large hole at the side
of the pool This hole was filed
a ladder above the water and made an open
ing into the cesspool. The foul air and gas
rushed out and overcame him and he fell
into the water.
A friend went to give aid and was likewise
overcome. Others came to help and one by
one seven men fell into the water, which by
this time was full of muck and slime from
the vault. Three were rescued, some by
men vino afterward perished in attempting to
save the others
The dead are James Crawford, "a bricklayer;
Albert Kunkler a laborer; John Cleary, a
blacksmith, and Frank Maloney, a plasterer.
The national leader., 1889-07-18

UP TO date Mr. Parnell has paid his solicit
Or, Mr.. Geo. Lewis, 500, 900 for the expenses
% still, however, more than $4,000 to the
credit Of the Parnen Defense Fund.
The national leader., 1889-07-18

ABOUT 5000 people have received railroad
passes to leave Johnstown, Penn. Some OF
them have BEEN sent as far as New Mexico:
The national leader., 1889-07-18

The wheat crop of Dakota is thirty million
bushels short. The total production cannot
exceed twenty million bushels.
Outside of the valley of the Red
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-09
y. Spatsief'1 Ranch For Rest

Being in III health, I row ofIc,
my ensiro ranch for rent, except
vineyards and orchards eeasssf.
ing # about 90 acres ground.
plpNed md prepared Is s.,u
l'arley, And cut while grccn al
hay about 70 acres also to Il
sosn With aIfaEfa, and ID l5e c,,t
whilo green for hay; Tho cntiro
alfalfa feld nn nv ranch: tbc
grapes fHsia about 2OOO bearing
vines lslack burgundy, Mnscaf
of Alexander arsl Mission varjct;es.
ny rriyata dam, or water Fato II
Tue man ditcIi, assd isriratin0I
i.leii iities the very best il the entir..
Valley, the entire place bciuel
under wire fence. Parties with. !
out means to conduct the busincs.
'ropsily need not apply. I'm.
l'lirc at my place one mile west
rom depot. N. SsAreIsn
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-09


The qaesl;aa has freqaeuiiy been
ps'Poanded i lhe proposed aasy dn
AsaEseass lead s'Fgs 5 10 Be Is2 esaI
up5n the Gre o. the lad eoata;-.v[
"a Tie ore. and The diasrenee ti.a,
exists between iAe txo prots tss,,;oa..
ne Answer Is very plain. Ijst lie
reader lake, for example. 4 twe,,,s.
per eeht. lead ore, ard "a the ,sF,,,.. 6. {
esi lax Is ] . cents per pound a..
tie ere, aHd not lie lead seen.eas-
iAe result viii be Tat the lulY wsul8
ssand $50 per ton IL was on ,ha
lead eonients 1t \ Ton ef ore. i, ,x.,..l, Il
bs bat Sc. ssiners viii ner~iss
without further rhetoric that flux,p..
ores Al she israser figures goulsi
'a''lse the Immediate iTseraase of ffea.-
naehs gkasges rpUn dr. aid r,bel |
sFs'sls oTes; and The owners of m;,,ss /
iurashi' thai tiass u ore lsise kifets |
afforded ~ .Se9 sfsTI;.o#i /
and ArlEosa9 NssaEd hsvaio pay III
Areased iFeAtmeHt essarses -isaglioa.
We ao Ras perceive aarshiag of
De kind we KNOW lhaf Sem NJ
GO can iuFHisa ils own aaxing ores !
Fi'boas gHiHg 10 Mexico for ,ilem
nd "e are sorry 10 see 70 rsoa
sper as the Bullion. wh:s.h s5aal...
EInrezeht The nzipes ofiBe soailssvess i
ny abs''ing tho q Paso snelters 4
q Frady 70 work fsr the Interests e E
> iorsiga,e7unlry aud ! few sme!,-
men. IS sgslnsi the miass IF tie d
'aniry surrounding Il Paso on ihe L
,Fth. II
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-09
The Bennett BONHD.
The LEADING NINE 0F THE
ORGAN FOUNTAINS.
4 Historic sketch Of its his.
eovcry.
What Oar RtPartsy, Saw ia iAi. Grrst
low Graae Property.

a representative OF the RxrpBlIc.
liasl NaeA riAi's-i sLe BouugTE T6I1;.
S which Is situated ia the base q a,
VFs@n moeniAEr raase, sixteen mile.
''v''' f'zs Cruces. The mouth OF the
ssh"ei through which IEe Gre !.
l'roagss ir'sm lhe nine is seversib b,,.
srssi issi ntp he nee, side. but =
road hAs bven cut that leads IN il
anu here The ere. At prcsen, at the
isss 2: s:eTi5 tons pcr dix. * iaa.le.,
0@ 10 wagons. "a ,be damp the Rr.
y es,ieAN nan khe was m csu,I5abx
with Col. Philip Nothsrsi!l AID
mr. 'oha Piumger, was pet by Inc
sesi'i ss'Ssrihteldicrt PROT J. C. Gar
rera, who ksi extended The iavi,a,;on
=" s'sa the HiARe. Alter a gpod dla-
neF' which. It itwas sample of HE
Essaiar fare ot ,ts heli hundred p,e,,
Who work II the nSre. VIC can s.....l,y
= : better lhansInas,y arc used d,
7. a'insuga ? strike i reported beeaoss
aasy sisd not hare battsx on their
seass Ter breahktust, we ven over lie
sasiace q The laine andrr .hs gaid
ai'ee q shs Professor. Hero 4. ns
iiyeEt Iittle and giye i A;s,c,E -
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-09

JaaEs ". = Henderson. of the
third jGdisiaI district. said Yesterday .
70 . Representatives ef the RasuaII.
cAN ~ think the Sierra coapsy
term viiI b mr. Iast one on sbc
bench IN this district. = nv resigna-
saAsses gses n 10 take siFset Wien
~ sae't'sssf9E' . pointed. 10 ease
4 l 4, aisaa.el a. fcsiesesi before April, ] viii
so'a7 ihe UcIla Ata eoanly lesa Of
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-09
FOB SALE 1t 4 BaRSlIH.

g =
rMx ranch Of 100 acraa
Sgsotcsst land In the VaIlgv
s.sE1atsu ae good MakeF me-
/ sS ~ aS any ranch ON flie
s.sass - Sss.Sa. Ae9qusa, mono Cx.
sgslpF0veEslents consist az .
oom es0tA@@S adobe.
Ssyl ana pump.
!, 4 Y Y2ssss vines 1900 hGaglgaa
sgs0 xs@&s Masa&C@ { OF Ats 4 n ~
sssssssss sssss 4 n ss19 PERU %tnfarSini.
sG II i \, ssasst0 y aFs MUS !,
,soo srliIt Trees, strav,s,e,.
- ~ 81 FsaE8s q 4 IIssa.
80 Nv Rl0Wer beds aid
!. IS. ~ aaarfOunded ~
sgAsH u asAe trees.
n4& 1r@8 Alg@ifa. will GasS
E@ss EI@ - sssss s year. with y
fs 4 = s siasss issons 70 acres ready
9 acses tlncler wire fenca.
aagx99 stock corral.
fesss sa9aneN DECD given for
cha sh I.sss 49,, !, lye sur.
! sIesI41sa, sis3i e s4ons &c acres land
.AclosIllng fansia o,.,n -, |
~ ~ gsssIIxssss BY the q.
~, arms $1,000 ca asls \ T.. r. i
,oos s,e o0o 9 J
- esas.s years. Interest. @l
immediate posnaas,o p
sENsns Call or adtfTae@ IN
1s Us QAt&agS
81 ssttIa. n.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-09
Inprsssisns as to the HisserIs Cit, AZ
Santa &c.

E,4s.,.. -. -
: @'''s = lssAs,
i sss.e sf'ss ns'ss q he iesssisig impressions
= s'''tot aisss fessaigsss's ss.iaara- "a ilse
-. -. s''y e ssliia 'aEy iiss 3 un-
=, @-' 'Aaas 1saasFs-
q Eagr esrEcspon-
-. ea' q ne wissa@N frnSs lie
~ !, - s'.e lsess ssavrsag ssser " sr-
- ~ e. ! 4 IN s.'.e assarsd aiitxanrsh II
'-'s 4 .'''ss' ~ ias'sAsa Alsa geod as4l
III. ','' ,''.s'.' f0ss 'ssni1 rs lssd eIEsec.ea
.,,..'. l.,, .- I q ,''ssls - 500 and ~
's,AHS A''4 ~ 9 fiss sFhsasiealiy fssszsnI
-, =. e.-s l.s.siag ~l.Eeas. Waking eui
= :. q. afs's''a .hls ssraisess paessaeaeB
I = 's.a se lowest lsYss q tHe
--' " q sss iset seoYs tie
-, = = s'.' :'''las q TIE FnouEsaia
-, -. :. - A'ar sls'sEes saf sufrsas.ss
Is. - y ,'Ae sass 81 sss41sl secasisy.
-. : = ..''s sss'ss.9n q oysF 1900
'''s - ssTes.--Eeiie, gFNsssii. ! !
- = .es ss.,'oss nasles;y 4 sb.ir
=. - - 20. 'is.s sAl'i=s's,ien tie /
n ~ - I = - -..a s..l'-lfsP'sss regions
= - tF''''A ; si'sg VII ust BE- surprised
.--.-, =. : We. ,se-S Z hss keea biiteftt,3
y - 49, 40 " : Niisi Binding fHfy.
Tie ne1t i..tars Si Ills t,..g,.;.
sl.,,si, yt,s... 4. /, -. 90
.l..-.. - s4ssss EiIh :
f.<es's s4ri'r'ss, TF;5szs 5is7st<r and ehss-
-t.sf Il It's Ylble isssi;s ;oss, sssi t.a.s;-,s
-epfesesiIs. IEis seae,s] ..,,.v,.s.s. ~, q
I1,.5s-, +, ~. 9....,,-. p :. esfii-
- - ~ ils'F' tehssSss eisii sus
: lai'''azi insii;atiens Of tss sisg. t5oss :.
- t1'nQi's salreh aFe. by Ioas Prspesues- =
raisey, naturally IL t.ss Isss. h.afs, Il, ,.,s.y
.sr AID ii..,g.rea. ~. 81. -. A'H' I
Sc usS e,,,,,.,;,. -, '4 s'e'9ss o.
- - ~ ''@A'''Sa nt'asr he magic iosssh j.
y e'iHS Americas was.i, are egervwl,s.s
EaH.sssi. a.. -, Z I. IL. IL. 80. r
4 ne~ i,,.,,.,,,;,.s ~. = ~ sssAsA'sf y
;.,l, -a.,.S - : esss. y hsF Ire sd !.
S-sAs ~ ft-1'i'iFss sslag ard ts-sri,slssf5-
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-09

oae or two papers IN ibe Tsrri,O-
g are attempting 10 ssrport tbs
sloei iaw' bat the best word they can
sy for i Is thai tie law i e l.,,l,.
l0lee' lhAi The jury docs tho work.
esHPFOssd TO be govcrpsdI
y laM ia 'heif deeis ons. Ii ii en:s
50 little asare, nhy L.rs il on lie
statute books
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-09

men bssiIy engages. i. s;,a..,,,.. !,
s,.''ss' ne ote aa,a seHsliisg Ii s,as +.
NE suH ilEIiI, we vent dswn IA m
cine INTO the loser lssss. Hsfe A..
sane basy sccHe vas re,s..a,.,.l .,,,,,.
as Frosesssy caFTcaa ins.,rp,e,5 as
tncre were changes IN ilsc grade =;
orr. and - had teen demo. sf,ss. ST
py recent ship:aeafe, lie deco ores
jHcre tie rsessss. Thexe ,ss,s.
isaiy tlasses af orssa,;.s 49,.
hssi.Aiss, hard tarb0nasrs grcv -
aH black car5ugsa,rs. heavy .,as.,..s 4.
ansiN Nesiscr nfes, alE bsistg heavs HI
Iead srsi carrying iair a,sioaist n.
From this Level, bys so,,h
and danSesous rouic, ii one ,n;s,,,,.
swinging % repc 1Fer da.a
csls'ssa. aas shu urxt clsnv;ag 3 I
ths'f II rsek, 1sc desceatied ma ~
tsiaaHs ttysial cavern, beaatlls.t s. - |
longer as tie ktnoke aud SIirt 81 ,ta
blasts has sullisd ifs wi,iieue.a and I /
hroken The spisaaid cfyesals =
depth Of nearly apD fre,. y.,ars
provided well for Me Be,,ne,t -,
MOI oaiy did il det,Asit ii, ..,,.,,.,,,.,. ,,,,.
body ot ore at this tsint INT !, -
siied . mans Of preS,,es.,io., !, r. -.
4 the lowest f,art of he esvs,o =. s. $
Eiitsst drift through he I;sa,. sssi..s : !.
iies has opened into Il,s .s,,a - =.
'oiy tsat Is loap1 /. IS s. s'
workings. 1Psl
The pros. sssg,eY,4
lower ius.6eI . vb;,.s "a Tue
undrr,i i.,,t s,,r,;,.,. '.,., , : - ef one {
/ tho n,os,,,ss,.4,,'s.'.s ,s0a. !, ms ~ aase s
elow ,vl,ey,, g, -. @es.N - e ieet y
onplesed. Tba viii ,n.l.. s',s,h 3, J. !.
'orkinE Of the nine lsrs..--.....
leapar as Ii wils Al, awe. ii. ae
oiSiipg. Ii The eo.,I,inst;oa s:'.ss
le Stephenson i etF.,tteI ,h;.s i'i sssa :,
. wiz be put in,o tl,e t,.o,,,.,a;. ,,, -. ri
atdred sce, "a, ,hs.ss,,.t;,s1, - IN saA @
nc wi,h tran reck TSs. 7. .ne y
, fnrilaer cxi,lorasi,,as :. 'ssss osaisg 4,
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-09

Crown Priaee Raaolf d Austria.
WIS sOsed dead Wisb = ballsl ID =.
head iass FFi,iay 4 d0zaa reports
Afe made of the eaaae q bis deasb
a..a 2 2 surnaised ihat bis. death II.
suited iFom elder ssieide, Or ! d;.el
Dfpusat aeoHi t.y : woaaan scrspe.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-09

The Deia Ana delegation 4, Saul.
= essiA'iiE lAc radash racket u,
s.is 81. - gisias,.ss- Il takes r.ess Am,
1..-ls''es 70 make a., agsieulaaral e,,l
sse,--san Narcial R.resser.
AZ ii'e sasae raaishes AnI otl,er
Vegetables j. md wipisr are pretty
god advertisements. The A.-ri.,,I.
larai college wants 10 At les.s L.
paced aherc lheX W;;lll zF.,,s
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-09

There was ~ agricultural College
nesting in AIhuqserqae las, sarar.
DAY night and . Esrge sieIeeaIis.a ~
ssns y Santa Fe. wonder il it e0a.
:ained any ol ihe sigsers of lie pe,;.
tipn sgaiasi statehood
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-09

IN case the Tsrriiery is not sa
miliea to. statehood Congress SHOULD
A. 'ssss allow Is ,be privilege Of
elsetlhg our own disiris; judges and
oAi'sa States judges shoald be ap
POSTED for the lie ef The Territory.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-09

The t'ls ' ~hiei. prsveuts w5assa ca.
-'sf'Hg sasoohs has passed and The
te plaEsp player IN New
lalexiea, a.s,s. essate=..l
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-09


Our county comuias;oaeis Should
iaAe Immediate steps TO buiid ,ro
br'dgss acrcas The lie G.andc. ons
Al Colorado, ale ollter At L ina ro;a,
= the southern part ct t5e e.,,,i,v
pe laahs Wiirh bayo been prop,st.,,
ere Practical ai.d iee1pcnsige. Tie
5si.f9.d company Ia, eonsen,ei a
te' iae eogaiy plank ,aeie brj.l,e :,
'4a'sb' AID d-ae.4 ii ttrls VII
net g tci syf1- 1bcrc !, no poio,
@l.efe Permanent bi.4,.v ran b. :.
s''rei b laT Ge-ills, aud i, wa. ~.
gealsd that a l-4aEEss,f,., bp pHt arr.s.
:. n,e mos, practical ro,p,.
tAe bHdse uoald ~,
exee> si,oso. 1aese bldg. sr,..
1olh b. ,oe.l,d md Ei.,.s,s :,
aaiil I. .ege lie Inns a high Sa,sr
thA season.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-09

The ionl assassination q Clayton,
ne Arkans@s Reppblieaa. VIII no,
kansas
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-09


The wAite e=ks ludsPeEdeai doe.
nos take kindly to tie action of ,hs
Legislature a,isiching Lincoln eoa.,,i :
70 'hs lad'eai district, aud ssys:
Hoase bill No. :. to1AlIaeh Lin
ron, Toia c11aaty 10 sse 1fkird Jsdic,i
- - = A'.'4 : - 1fT.zsSSt. II w6uI4
seem that his county wss a ,arre;.
hasger-iSo changes IA two ycsIs
'his 'oe,tgithout or kaa,sle,.,.e ,,,.
~ eiIiIef instance. Whai.
H'il The people II iiis county nc, 81
s7tiitraIy 70 their Wishg
y niie 1t NAY nat bs 50 eonvoniop,
70 v bite Oaks. which has daily starr
communication with the railroad. +,
i'-f 'he greater portion Of lie eou,iy
Is better situated 10 como to IA.
cruces ;han to 90 to Las Vegas.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-09
K# tBBBBskTI tBBBB5 kTIlEgHst L II.
YtFPlSSEs THEHotSEIAsrruT,pS.
nAl.

Is gEFHuise3x j. ID rece;,.. q.
NE ny hsliaA NJ sEsesssge from Santa Fe
sAs74 Fl. s.9 9-Fe6 ssSa
ESislE sA es<n2r7 ssesszaliexa
es 5ssaSe ass PISSED lt4s .ssksse -. 4
basi - suse Ss s5lsss ssse5i = Fssl- j, {, -.
sssilAzzi \ ilia In a i \ a-zsSl = -. =
= siH isiie sis-.ii .s.- -, - -
= -. fsFs'sEFs- tsssss sss,sst i. d,s~ H.
TJ',..' S..s.ss Ss.r2 =. 'ea..5sa.Aa u lse aoase
Al. FoszrAsx.
The s1asaiial.al iiAasssli,.u ..rv
ttS'sseF ifaafsi ,i-su titl,sss q aay oh.
er State. The State : .i.si,!e,l i,,,,
'si''''' ts'-Ft FITS ezch eita i0HHsbip
ee''st'tut'ng enc. = i.h ssesl {neor,5oE-
aied eilies aad tosi.s as may /, ~,
The sasrf@rt 0; tie esisc,a..i,,i.Aa.st -
TEN = cer.yei fr0m lhe pre,Sx,s.ls
from all sslcs ef State lanss. 5 Ner
cent oi Al p5oe9e1S- -fEes4 ss.ii,.z :,
i-.s.,s ss'.ie'-ssss,s e tic gsassz. Cos.
Srnmsi't SitAia Sc Stale. eSspIy
tax Of not less ihan l sa,li nor ,assra
'+s'ss. : : srs-.asz Oh IT'S siU.ts.ar aI,,f :, :
district TAX of net u.ore thaa 1i.af
T.zE sent =npnr- sise assessed vslaasis,o I
q The propsFiy witA.a lAe sei,saa
DISTRICT. Tie Senate will doab.less
pass taFs Heil-4sosioitd lsE.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-09

Tbs toanty s ea..lle,l 10 lie ami.
-'sut~i eoll,ge, and al prcsogi !.
ansaa s.,.'. .,,il ~ tie race Tor ig.-Albaqasr.
Epst.lssl ,A wAs, H., =, y.
aee9ah' 'ei erior prgauetion over
The famous Mesiiaa Yallsy, we a..n,.
yoa. te
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-09

fat dita't Pr;ei4@ri sca,he ,hoss
n'sn0riaiis's q Aleeqeerqes uho
oppose s,atrhoed.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-09

rafie- ef Eeuer,. Piews ard
- -, -, VII aFTissst / Rosaaii.s hI
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-09

s'nzTy 5sts-x-aiSiiSi lss.-I with
ara WI Ats i.a,ol.s from Samoa.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-09

Ne xsR. eoas'y .triP togo to par.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-09
Is ruE MIsa


ksiurHing 10 the moaih of r.,
taaaei Prvf. casrera provided n. III
fzs4ith eandles and we p,oeeedes
through lie tunnel into ~. sls'.L' ..
asptas Of 'he nine. The ar.s.s.,,r
aosa'ea oht as we explored ], ibs
ciheient iorInatiUus and S.be o.
lA.-les ezisississis4s, Il, essr ,Iv,ty.,siy;a.l
,; mus n ~ losirsl say, The 4reas..ll
WY ba,are bad 50 arranged mai
ters dep''-iiing tbs Yast weai,I, in ~.
unseemly rock lie showed wbs-s
lie toiiTse Of the ,nBsei had ON, n.
= i1lerehi iortnations--frst .he sur
lace wash. then kiszie, on INTO tLa
limestone E.lioying il for sixry lee, /
r .7ores atd then through = rtrs,a /
Of pof, hJry under which laii ~ /
mineral. ~
OAee into tie mines We wesi from
aF'ii p drsfs en- the iirst jevcJ. Here n
FAisi the ilfo.css9r, ii tho hrst ore
~e sifnek, ard 5y the d., gigs,t II
l'Gr eatststs faand 0arseIves 3 4
9 '.','bsr ihas lad bpes, exsava,,,., |,
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inc ate orr bodies foilasit,r d..re !
nj" ihe earth, the dps being tl,e a
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~ sing of at rght angles iI,ors ,l.slte
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pen bai tstafs filL,d IT xith n,,s. .
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ne .Nofkiasn's caniles. -sbls Il
'ase, e''nii'.aed lhe professor !. a 4
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p'luud OF xaSJe TeSS. bur I,
'ars entirely Ia ore. rs
a'ier ri.'iing all tlsc nrp-r werIs. y
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Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-09

Advertise year lseaIily.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-09
pIscoynY OF ruR Bxyxrrv

W iae iosh Of November, 1850
Fsr''l Bcuuett, sho was t:,r,,,.l,
lAsessstea u The Stephenson mine
an ola discovery, was visiting th,
properly and kasmins HAT. he a.g
joining groGnd was vacant ,.a,,,.i,.I.,l
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hnl mineral in plaee, and Il enIr
tessk Col. Bennett : Few I.ours - n.
esis the North aud SOuth extensiio,,.
= ,ne Stephenson under The names
9 tee Trinity and PaItoN. and r.
also pct notice on u clam MIR,
along side 10 The weS,. ThE l.,,ss :
location be eaiied tIsc Ilen,,.,, ~
sassse being suggested By ,he a,,e
Dsnis Frissze, 8. Messlta sssss, -.
eempaaied him and Eas 1 syi,s,rss Z y.
he A'S'ataons.
4 shers time afierward cel. I'm.
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gase W. II SkidiAorc ar.d I..he
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p - money they eoa!d raise into the !,
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ears ago ih@y discovered The woe. s {
fzini crystal eaysrH Eh.si, exescd :
maeh aiten.lsfl, and al the s.,n,a !, :
me ;eaad ere IN paying qnaali,ics :
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fssely y has been proveo III s,bse.
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again leased i. ana II IN 8 8.
s''as = i producing irnnenae quan- A i.
ies Of Ray ore. ~
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Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-09

eF1alL rArER OF rHs cou,rr
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-09

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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-05

complished, and the new order of
things firmly established without
bloodshcd, it seemed once or twice
to be q case Of "even chances"
whether we should not have TO fight
for what we wanted, for there was
great opposition shown by many of
the natives, and with less indo-
lently disposed people than the lIa-
waiians we should have had much
difficulty in gaining our ends. The
King and the more cool-headed of
his advisers were anxious that there
should be no bloodshed if it could
be avoided. but there were quarter
ed in the palace several hundred
armed natives, most OF whom had
been hurriedly enlisted and accou-
tired to supplement the regular native
troops. L the king had not deemed
it wiser to accede to all the demands
made, these men would gladly have
tried conclusions with us, but rs we
were far better drilled and discip-
lined than they, such n trial could
have had only one result. On the
! first night after the mass meeting
referred TO above, when there were
only twenty or thirty of the Rifles
out on duty, the rashness of one of
the white residents was very near
being the cause of fight, in which
most of us then on duty must have
lost our lives, for the palace garrison
outnumbered our patrol OF twenty
by more than ten to one. Ehc man
man referred to, in passing the
Palace gates, fired his revolver twice
at the sentry there, without hitting
him. The officer of the day n half
white who was near the post at the
time, ordered the sentry not TO re-
turn the fire, or to call ont the
guard, and his promptitude savec
the Honolulu Rifles patrol from
being almost annihilated, as well a!
saving the king and his troops from
the revenge that our comrades woulC
have taken upon them for our loss
] hope that this short account o
some of the doings of he Honolulu
Rifles, amongst whom there are man,
loyal British subjects, may prov
interesting to my fcIlow-countrymrI
in Her Majesty's Reserve Forces.