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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-09-14

THERE is a rumor going the rounds
of the press that there is a mortgage on
the White House at Waslingtoh If
such should be the case, Uncle Sam had
better devote some of his surplus sheck
les towards paying it off without delay,
otherwise some British syndicate may
buy up the mortgage and then foreclose
on the presidential mansion.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-09-14

The anti. alcoholic congress recently
passed a resolution to the effect that
the governments of the world ought to
be asked to place prohibitive duties on
alcohol and exempt tea, coffee, ETC.,
from custom duties, Statistics show
that the consumr ton of alcohol doubl-
Ell in France between 1875 and 1885.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-09-14
E:DlT ORIAl B REll IlES.

SECRETARY w indom went to Dublin
last week, and he did not have to cross
the herring pond to got there, either.
for Newhampshire has namesake of
the Irish metropolis
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-09-14

IT is said that Lord Randolph Church
ID will make an imp rtant speech in
Wales CHS month, in which he will
define his relations with the Tory party.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-09-14

QE4kk36 LllH 1lcslA1S4eS ~
man familiar, and its presence ~ the
columns q. the paper inspires confidence
ii the stability Of his enterprise.
=.
The signal service officer on Pixies
Peak said to correspondent the other
day: Sometimes l stand at the window
with my telescope. I can see the houses
Of Colorado Springs twenty miles away,
the men sitting in their shirt sleeves,
slipping iced drinks to keep cool. the
ladies walk about in white sum mer
robes. I lower the glass, The summer
scene is gone. Green trees animal life,
men and women fade away like crea-
lures in a dream, and am the only liy-
ing thing in the world of eternal snow,
and ice and silence" q
*.
There IS no more cheering feature for
the American literature Of the future
than the Indications Of free and I'M
tramelled spirit in taking subjects from
our own life and the scenery Of our own
land. Still more important will be the
influence upon the people themselves,
in tvrning their attention to their own
country, and in their learning to appre-
ciate it the more. We nave not many
traditions to weave into stories, but we
have nature in her freshness and
beauty. and pure domestic life moulded
by freedom of thought.
-.
A singular fact is reported as to the
Italian immigration to this country.
OF fortY-fve Thousand @ltallans who
landed in Castle Garden. New York,
last year, thirty-four thousand were
males. The emigration Of females from
Italy is smaller than any other country,
averaging but Is per cent. of the whole
number who land. From Germany the
percentage is forty; from Ireland,
forty-fve; Italians mostly come to the
United States to acquire little fortune
and expect to return. For that reason
their families 90 not accompany them.
~ 5
When the millennium comes, but
scarcely before that, the world may wit
ness the establishment of an interna-
tional court Of justice. IN favor of which
tribunal Mr.. Gladstone recently wrote
words of commentator to the Ameri-
can Bar Association, which has been
agitat1ng the idea for some years past.
It would, of course, be an untold ad-
vantage to the nations of the earth If
such a tribunal existed, to which they
could carry their grievances, with the
certainty that their grievances would
be patiently listened to and justly adj
Indicated. Such court would have no
difficulty. for instance, in decreeing
that the people of ireland and India had
a right to demand that they beliberated
from English misrule; it would at once
decide that the Italian government had
no warrant to usurp authority in the
Papal states, and it would right a good
many other wrongs that exist to-day.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-09-14
RANDOM REFlEO,rIONs.

the New York millionaire. who mar
ried her fathers coachman several years
ago and starred on the stage, has done
satisfactory penance for her social sin,
and is again with her father as a modest
but attractive DelIe. The whereabouts
Of the husband are unknown to the out
side world.
***
One Of the best lessons to be learned is
the absolute necessity Of preventing
work from degenerating into worry. 1t
is worry that kills for the most part, not
work. To learn to put forth our best
powers steadily, continuously, in the
proper grooves, to the proper ends :
this is one of the most precious fruits
of wisdom and experience.
**x
When times get politicians get
real mad and thirst for gore. When
times are good no one has any time for
politics not even time enough to take
the bread fromtheir neighbors cupboard,
Some seem to think that the only way
to make man lasting friend is to rob
him Of that which he has-and take
chances of making an angel out of him.
~
1t is a curious fact that there are two
hundred thousand people in the United
States who have artificial legs or hands.
This number does not include the veter
ans Of the Union or the Confederate
army. In New York City and vicinity
there are about five thousand men and
women who have supplied the place Of
lost limbs with the manufactured ar
ticle.
An exchange gets off this timely
don't: Don't kill the toad, the ugly
toad, that hops around your door. Each
meal the ugly toad doth eat a hundred
bugs or more: he sits around with as
pect meek until the fly has neared, then
shoots he forth his little tongue like
lightning double geared. And then doth
wink and when he's wonk. he shuts his
ugly mug, and patiently doth wait until
there comes another bug.
& ~.
Standing advertisements in news
paper invariably command confidence.
The man who for years lives in q COM
munity and leads a reputable life, even
though he be Of moderate ability, will
grow IN the confidence and esteem OF
his fellows. On the same principle q
newspaper advertisement becomes ia
miliar ia the eyes of the reader. lt5
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-09-14
4 INFANT I:gFEIl.E

sSis ould it not bea wise policy on the
our Hep uhli can friends to lake
HUH ssonns of the little boys ii knick-
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-09-14
st. Cloud.

Special Correspondence of the irish Standard.
Miss Mamie OBrien, Of Willmar, has
arrived here, and entered upon her
studies at the Normal school.
The new blankets for the convicts at
the Reformatory have been received.
They were manufactured expressly for
the institution at the North Star
WOODEN mills in Minneapolis, and In
each blanket the initials Of the lnstitu-
ton are woven.
Michael Cantillion, ansold st. Cloud
bow, who has been playing ball during
the summer with the GAINESVILLE Mutu-
ais and the Iron Mountain, Mich, nine,
has returned home. He will play with
st. Cloud the remainder Of the season
in his old position on the first bag.
Mr.. Timothy Foley, OF this place, who
has lately returned from Montana and
Idaho, says if our people knew what the
condition Of things are out West they
would be perfectly contented here. IT
is q very poor country to live in; every
thing parched and dried up; dust on the
roads inches deep, and the whole coun-
Try enveloped IN smoke from ores.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-09-14

D. Fruit luncheons are in favor this sea-
son Az thesee nte ailments some one
fruit y q is1made s principal dish Az q
grape lunc AZ instance, AL The
decora ens ar 81 IA Rray-ereeal and
purple, lal ic.s = iroz Is I'M form
q of 9 bun * and the na cara
II have appsop "a G. h Il
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-03

Ginise Monate ipdter, Morseas fritz,
trat @ilhelmine in 8esleituns ibrer
&ammerfrau aus Der NptrezD aine= Sir
DIE. Sic par eilis aber unter Der
8prbale tpurbe tie burd Die idmddlide
Stimme eines Sinses, bas ibr 1e:ne
tleinen masern6dnoden ent9esenitredte,
gum S~tehenbleiben peranlabt.
u8itte, seben Sic mir etpas fir
meme SHUTTER" Hebte baS &ino fe al 4;
umeine Nfiltter 1T }ebr franf."
@ilbelmine erfannte olsbalb in BENT
Snaben BEN f!eines Soos ; MIR idien er
ibr siel bldfer ais friber. Mld per=
rietben feline finoliden 3ise cine Frau=
riateit unb Elm Nadoenten, tpie es ipnlt
tulr Dem pprseridten Sitter eisen 1T.
@ilbelmine tpar bon Natlr hersens=
gut !; tie naBerte lid Dem 8inbe ,lnb
iaste ibm in benz an liebtoienoen Nusz
brilden 10 reideu famldnoiiden 9ia=
left : uNun mas baf bu benn, meir,
iiiBer Gnsel? Su biit ia potl Der tleine
Spp Spps, nidt tpabr?"
vSa, Der BIN ia. Meine Mutter III
frant ; mir baben nidtS i'm 6auie, me-
Der 8rob mod Seler. SD bin bierber
sefommen, quite 2eute, Die gum lieber
@ctt eebetet baben, Inn etpas su bitten.
Seben Sic, Srdulein, bas babe i9 idor
erbalten."
Oas Sinh Difnete fem 6dnbden uni
seiate Elm paar &lpfermiinsen int ililae.
fdbren @ertbe BON sebn Continues run<
fiiste binsu: 1858 lit mod nidt senue
fir Elm 8iBden @eib6rpo uno elm paal
8pblen Bel uns lit es 10 falt! !"
$50 ppbnt benn beine SHUTTER, meir
fleiner Sreuno 2"
uOidt Bel Der ct. slnbreas= Stride"
tpar bic Nnttpprt.
yr1m 10 better, mein Sinh, banr
famnit bu MIDI sleid gu ibr fIbren id
tperoe beiner SHUTTER allies seb.n, mas Il,
no. btpenbis Bat"
3D. Srdulein mir ipoQen altd fiji
Sic beten! 8itte, f%pntnlen Sic nur ee
idtpinb !"
! @ilbelnine fplste benz &leinen unb
nadoem lie eil @etpirr BON ensert Uni
itmutiaen uno mini lisen @dBhe,
ourdtreust, selanste fe su Der Mpbnrn!
Der arnlen @ittpe. Sas erife Gimme
biente ais @aidfide; aber bas erlo
idene Seuer, Der leere, balb p~errpitet
@aidte1el: ales eeutete r,ir gu beut
: lid oarauf tin, DAB Die Nrbeit idu
) ldnsere 3eit nilterbrpden mar. SEN
t ieits bes 9ofcs befano iid elm f'eines
: nieorises, pom 1aseslidt mir olrftil
erleudtetes Stiibden; in Der duBeritel
: gde beielben itano elm erbdrmlihe,
8ett, in peldem @ilbelmine eire il
, m9albbunfel falm gu unterlt eiDenoe
absemnserte @eltalt erblidte, oeren Sc
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-03
@~eibna6tsfef int Srrens
tanie.

Ser drmite Nam bes @eibnahtsz
obenbs 1T nidt Der 4rme benn ielbit
in feline 6iitte fdQt Elm Strabl bes
Gbrii1nadtiegens in unperfilmmerter
5eae. @irtlid arm aber lit 0erjeaise,
befen seiitises 4use eetrilbt 1T, Dem
iener driitnddtlihe 2idtitra6l MIR nod
in ~sebrodenem Slanse, pieaeidt gar
nift mebr erihtnmert. Dieiem Ierms
item, benz Geiitesfranfsn, gebii6rt infer
~tiefifes Mitleiben am G6riitfeit. 8ie
ba6elbe unter Srrinmisen sefeierts ipirO,
urb Bis 81 fueldem @raoe es Die hettise
bumane 8Hese Der @eilteserfrantten IS
eriu6slidt, in Sieien unslidliden Yflegz
linse1 Die 8esunsen feittid,er Gnrpiins
euas III ertpeden, bas idilcert III Nads
nebenbem elm 8erid)teritatter oeS .Y.
2l., fpelder. am @eibnadtsabeno
bas eanbesirrenbaus bei 9eit beindtc
Gr idreibt:
Gs lit cine traiirige Gra,icriabrt,
tuein nan bon fem iduu, I'm S~trablcns
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-03
elana Der fnfenoen @inter1pnne, bas

elan5 Der fnfenoen @tnterI pn1,e, bas
3id, ein mddtises, sroBes MaHengrab
getpabrt, Elm cplp1ales Maufoleum bes
eernidteten Observation-Disclosures. 9ort
brinnen, in biefem getpaltisen @anie,
no piele 6unberte bon ieelenlpfen Sci
Bern ibre 6erberse baben, iol beute
ebenfaQs Die @ebllrt bes 0eilanoes mad
Der @epfogenbeit Der 9eiamten Gbri=
itentpelt gefeiert perben. Ser @aser
bdlt, u1b pie an Der Quffabrt zines
sroBen 9erridaftsbaules Dffnet Elm
reid galcnnirter 9prtier Der Sdlag.
@ir fitS i'm 9alaAe Der fiirdterliher
Dame Geiitesnadt, proIaii6er llnb rid:
tiger gelagt /: i'm 2anbesirrinbaule. Ssh
iteben als6alo Dor benz Director oel
srpBen anfalt, ea,em fre1molid brein:
blsdenben Sc 'ebrtelL Der inrs Die Ibeil:
nabme an Der @eibnahtsfeier Der arn,er
@eiitesfranfen iofprt uno in ismpatbi:
ider @eile seitattet. Soeben bat es
auf Der &apeQemubr bic pierte Nadnlit=
tagsambe sefhlagen, Die ben 8esinr
oes Geltes an3eist. Die tpenisen @dite
folaten Dem Director burd bic enblpien
Gorribpre> it benen eS, trpb ibrer freunb:
lihen Sauberteit, unbeimlide Sdatter
tpirft. SO lit Der qudlenbe @ebanfe
DAB unter sieiem Oade cine 2esion Dor
nnelldieligen beiberlei @eidle6tes ibrt
n%nterfunft fat. Sin jenes Senitersittel
brilben preBt iid Elm feiites, aber freioe.
weibes @eitdt, NIT itierem 4usbrud III
Den abenbbimmel itarrenb. IS gebDri
Ginem bon Senen, bic gu Der beutiger
Teier nidt sugelafen ipercen f6nnen.
IS iinb, rie mir ternebmen, an BUN:
bert ~irr1innise Srollensperipnen uni
dbn[id piel perriidte Mdrner in yeuRm
saal, benz mir suitreben> periammelt,
tbeils ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, tbeils BARN:
loie Narren, bieie apatbild uno gu jeoel
4bwedslln9 bereit> jene in boiler &ennt:
nib Der 8ebeutl,ns oes Cages unb gu:
meiif AUDI III perbdltniBmdbiser Seltes:
Thinning.
Die Ibare bes saales miro gs0ffnet
Elm 2i4tmeer ienbet lns feline Strablel
entoeaen, uno mir treten ein. llniel
Nllae bleibt an Dem @lanse oes rieiieer
@eibnahtsbaunes bdngelt, bod MIDI
I'M @etradten bieier altgetppbnten, tra,l
ten 6errlidfeit ; pielnebr neil es lid
nidt eetraut, mad redts Dber linfs Il
blidsn. Gin mitleioiseS MeniAennus'
permas bas Bio elmer sroBen Sdaa,
@abniimiger ni6t 10 obne fpeiteres at
subliden. Gin blcnoer julger Mmr
ipri9t leiie umiere Gruppe bon gdifei
an:
SIS iino Spurnaliiten inter Den Ser
ren," 10 iagt CT, uuno iA riiroe id,6n
items bitten, feline Gamerl su nstuleil
idon i'm Sntereie Ger betbetlisten So
miliel." @it seben berubisenoe Ser:
lderunser,, unb Elm frsunblider Seeun
bdrarst Der Gnitalt ~lIitert ,,ns ms DIR
uOas lit Der &ranfe, Der bic 9ieoe bal
ten wiro." Oieier tlnge Iann, mi
Der id6nen 6altulg itno Der g~etrdBlten
peritdnbisen Neoetu. lie. Elm Srriimiser
Dit elmer raihen 3opItpenoung iaiiei
mir mn, bas eeian t., redts plaesrtc
rueibliGen 4atientcnpublifum irl5 gluGe
IS fi,c. ivie aefaot, ihrer tunogrt I'M
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-03

ielte leidt bic selblide @aHerfade.
Sn Der &idtlng nah 8liiiinsea bot
fid bas n,aieitdtifde sdauipia zines
prddtigen Spmen>11ntergauses bar.
Die elibefbe &,ise8 farbte ibre lebten
Stratlen aus unb mart bieielben altf
bas mddtiee, bic Spite bes bintmelanz
ltrebenoen Sburmes iiberrasa1be, pers
solbete &reua baTelbe nodmals in
Slammenidrift erleuhtenb, pdbreno
Die 2anbidaft 1T Elm melandpliiAes
Suntel perianf.
CUR &edteu, ienieits BET Sdeloe,
oereis nfer Der &leiae folste> idtpeifte
Der Bid iiber bic nadte, ibrer aufiaat
entfleioete Nieberrns, bic in ibrer gam
gen Glsoebnune benz gluse nidts ais
einen brdunlihen Tbpntpben pbne ieoe
@rbebung oarbot. BUR 2inten iiberz
idalte man bic ensen. lid tuinfelis Pin
rnb fer tpinbenben Gtraben bes drmiten
8iertels Der Stabt NIT ieinen eotbiid
sesiebelten, meiitentbeils non6iidbdnbs
lem unb Giidern beppbnten 9duiern.
Seine Menidmfeele mar auf benz
Stranoe at erbliden.
9er&leine beidleuniste feline Sdrite,
Biz er enblid an cine fleine Sreppe
fam, Die at bent Glulie binanter=
fltrte. 9ie Treppe miinoete auf
cine grpbe 6pls6lbne, auf Der cine tief
borniiber gebeugte Strut fniete. Sic
bielt grobe Stiide 2einipano 1T ben
6dnoen. Die tie NIT duBeriter Nnlrens
ellns burd bas iddumenoe @a1er Fin
uno fer 500. Spo, 10 bieB Der &leine,
ltieg Die Treppe binab Die geiddftige
Srau wenoete iih auf bas @erduid iei=
ner Sdritte I'm uno seiste Elm stpar
npd siemlid jusenolides, aber bon
neberanitrengung Summer, Gorge rno
Gerorub tiefsefurdtes Geiidt. Sic
mar oiirftig sefleiret nno laieu itarr ppr
&dlte.
ugiit bu ba, naeit liebss &il,o, +"
fa9te tie ui9 bin redt frph, SaB bu
tommlt. SD babe cine Stdrfuns Bitter
~not9wenois, um tpieoer gu 9rdften gu
fpntmett Ser abenbIidp Nprbtpinb
ipebt 10 falt beriibcr une has @a6er lit
teie Sis ; in ben 4dnoen babe id gar
fem @eflbl mebr. 6alt bu Mir ettpas
mitgebradt 2"
Sas &ino sos bic Slaide aus Der
Ta1de bic 0aatter nd1erte lie ibren
2ipsen uno tranf nit iidttarem Gfel
einen Sdlud.
vDas tbut opd gut" iaste 1ie pa:
bel; ues ertpdrmt wenigiens, tpenn
man nidts onoere5 bat. 9iejenigen,
pel9e ein sebeites 3immer uno eine
sl,ppe baben, bebiirfen oeiien nidt.
8rrr! tpie bas @aHer falt 1T! Sie
Ndsel AT ben6insern iino pie abgeitprz
ben. @ib mir nod einen S6lud
60, nun wpllen mir bic 2eintpnno srz
4 la%mmenrafen unb nad bauie seben. -"
Sic .Mlltter unb bas &ino iammel=
ten bic iameren bon @ai1er triefenoer
Stiide> ransen bieielben aus legter
tie in sinen srpBeu @ahhforb uno er:
reidten nad miebsrboltem Staten eber
nod por einbredenoer Dunfelbeit if,
drmlides @aus, bas bidt bel ber&ird'
ct. Mnbreas, ant Gnoe elmer tiefselese:
men, unseiunoen Ga6e lag.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-03
Graebe bid In 0ptteS @iqen.

Grsebe bid In Gpttes @tfen.
81 CT bus SawesRe BON btr beti6t-
8eas' bid Dor Stnt, ertrasb TN Sttaen.
Dte aud Der @4mera beiu 3ers aerfeti@t
unb Of CT bid gum gettler made,
Da Gr betn ltebfes Gut btr raubt,
gebenf'. tetn gperltns fdfIt BON, DaHe,
Denn @r's ntGt wta, fetn Saar pom
Raupt.
SIN r%dttftlbaftes Dantel buffet
@etn esp'ser Wtut f& gar oft,
Was bu srfebait, bletbt unerfhGet
unb unsef8eb'n, was bu setoht.
t1nb bod - .pern li4 bic WcIfen bebtn,
Grfenneft bu, trie rpunberbdr
9ein Qtebel1 Iber hettlert Qebet
5tratlt. wie bte Come liAt unb flar.
Erana Bonn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-03

oarlber, nao ibr 9nblid nidt f6redlid,.
bod ~eigenartig. Sin ipunSerlideS Sc
mild bon Gpiletten madt ii6 slert be-
merfear INSTRUMENTATION, mpberne
Mdodenfpifiren> hlnte 2upftOder,
basu feline Seioenfleioer, fofette Ilooez
jddden lnlo om bdufisitm baS Gattmns
fdbnden Der SienitbDte ilno beionbers
0es Observation-Disclosures. Die Sdwere
Der @~eiitcsfrant6eit ideint bemnah nit
Der in~oipiouellen 9iloung unb tbeilpeiie
audi init bent geieQidaitlifen &anse
gleidjen Sdritt gu talten. @ir bEiden
mlf Die 3cibcn Der pcrriidten Mdnntr
uno cpnitatiren in Dem Beiamtbatit be-
oeutenb mebr Ginbeitli6teit. Iuf BEL
Den Seiten a9er utb in alien Geiben Der
itiQ, a,bddtig pber tteilnabmslos baz
libenben Srren miro man 6urd nihts
an iolde %ertnnert. Gin plDblides 9tltf:
fid,ern bDbitens ober cine ionoerbare
@efte inter Den Wdnnern eennabnt baz
ran, oaB es in unmittelbarer N6be AUDI
rlnelildlide in 3pangsiadsn nebft fol-
den 8eltesgeitDrten Si6t, bic bon ibreu
firen Soeen-beren Mannisfaltisteit au
erbrtern cine ldngitiber9olte Sade
wdre-aud nitt fir bic Babe Stunbe
G9riit6anmfeier ab3ubringen linb. Stun
1prah Der eripdbnte jun9e damn:
ugere9rte Anpcienoe, unSSbr> meine
lieben Srantengenoien! !"
Oieie Qnreoe mar pieQeidt bas Grz
idiitternoite an Dem drBerlid foft gar
niht aufregenben 8orsanse. Der Mann
weiB, baB er berriidt 1T uno fiA I'M
Srrenbauie befinbet. Gr nennt ben
stpeitunoert alloern ampeienbcn @eiitess
franfen If Ell ihredliden 9tufentbalt unc
idiloert oieien, tpie Gin oe~rninftieer
Ylenid> ais Stdtte Der @iHeni9aIt uno
0nmanitdt.
ugSir miiiieu leioen, fpeif mir feIber
Die Scrnanft bi~nanaeiebt; Seius Gbri=
ills a6er mubte Gntictlid)es leiben, ne
! gen Der 8erblenoung oer anbern Men=
fAen !"
60 iprad ein @abnIimiger unb err
ina6nte feline 2e;oensgeidbrten surO
borfeit fin quite 8flege ulb drtlides Be
naiiben. nno oieler NaGniinniee nabsn
baum ben Gliidrpuni6 uno ben 6dnoe=
brud oes Directors nit g~etpinnenblter
8eideioenheit unb ianitem, freuno=
lidern GrrDtGsn entseacn.
@dHrcno Die @drter nun bic maIIcls
9ait aufgelegten @sidenfe in bic 2eiteit
Der Srrsn trll9en, beriud)ten mir bieIel=
ben cin tpenig gu muitern. gaubiee Sc.
iidter iberaa> Der piienfunbiec 9l6o=
finn bie ulb bn> nirgenbs aber Der fare
Bid oes entlh;eoenen Ge9irni6wumocs.
Die Qeriniten rnter bieien Nrnen mlEte
Die gcrlid,t eben IN ben 3eaen telaIIen.
Nan 5eiste inns aid} bic mdnnlid)e Qors
tel zines jitngit abgetpidelten S6eis
Srnlgsprocefes, sai gars 9ubapef init
Qufmerfiamfcit periol9t fat. Der
Mam iyeioete ii9 eben an elmer Idbnen
&eerldalmpieiie, Ole p:elleidt run
iener u@1ttliden" itanmit, fir Die CT
icinen @erliasS III Die Sdan;e eeidla-
gen. Sas 2ebte, ipas mir nit auf bcn
Weg ~befamcn, mar bas 2adcln cilcS
tpa9niimign idDnen Mdodens.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-04-30
In Re Papaik0u Sugar Co,
DEpAr rMENr of rnE lNIEMoR,}
uu,ulu. Amt -, 1889.

DEPARTMENT or rnE lNlEWoR,}
II nvlulu. Al.iii -, 1889.
Whereas the rapalkuu Sugar Com
pany ha., lmr,utnl to The laws III
such ease made and provided, duly
Ill d with thr undersigned It Petition
for the d,ss,Ialion of thc said Corpor-
alton. ,"gc!hrr With II certificate
thereto an.cxld AS required by law
Now i herrfore,
N,nir, Il; hereby given Ia any and
all lcrsuns whu nave been or arc
now Interested "a any manner what
sucyci IA ,hv said ClIlmaIun, that
uhj,ctirn> ,o the granting al the sal"
Petition mast br filed in the Cilicc a
the undersigned on or bet, rr the 10Th
day uf june, 1889, and iidt any per
,un OF persons desillng /" be heard
thereon must be in attendance at the
uilicr.ui thc undersigned IN AInClani
Hale, Honuiuir, ia IL O'clock II. N.
OF that cay, and show cause why
said Petition should not he granted
LUiiKlN i. THUESTUN,
Minister OF the Interior.
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IaE NATIVE FRANCHISE.

Ep,roR BuLLEIlN: - There has
hecn some discussion recently re-
garding the ndviSability OF further
extension OF tie political franchise
90 the aboriginal population, and Il
good deal OF sentiment has heeh
wasted over tie matter.
Tnr quality IF right by inherit
ance iN, in itat:ce 10 the body poll
tic, always su;,srrVient IN a political
sense To tnr needs pf the nation. If
the aborginals had shown any hpli-
tude for solltlcs, any moral or men-
tol quality that c1uld lit them for
taking part in white mans govern
luent, their right by Inheritance
would never have been questioned.
That the aboriglnals have not
either fit then, for the franchise, or
10 sit as mobiles or representatives,
we iave too much proof; and All eX-
tension of their present rights would
certainly be height OF political folly.
folly. lnanyof the southern groups OF
islands in the Pacific, where Il white
mans government has been estab-
Ii-hed, the aborlginai inhabitants
dave no vote nor ANY political fran
,ellise, for the good reason that they
s,re incapable of political func-
sions; and aboriginal Hawaiians arr
oI lie same race and without higher
mental or moral qualifications tAaiI
the average P"! ne ian, The gov
eminent OF Lie United States pur-
sues a similar political policy tq'
ward the Indian; and it has been
GouDd by the most Christian and
progressive nations that the wisest
policy is Ia withhold the political
franchise from inferior raccs in coun-
tries where the white man has es
tahislle'l lbs government. "A dead
indian j. the best Indian" is Il
ia common American phrase: and,
while We ,hnnOt 20 50 iar IN strength
OF language as Unple Sans chill.
drcn, We might lrulllIuily say-"p
silent kanakn, politically, is tie best
kanaka." is very evident to Lht
best thinkers amongst the loreigI
population OF this kingdum, tha
the aboriginal natives are not tit tOl
the political franchise and that The
l,ng'r tl"A are permitted 70 play al
politics and laIDper with Legislative
functions. prog eSsive government
aud civilization Mill be retarded in
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NOTICE

Is hereby given thai the partnership
L heretofore cXi ting between { hung
Tin Kwai and Qwong Yick Lung, under
the firm name of Qwong Yick Lung Co..
doing business at Kahului, Maui, has
hoen dissolved. The business will
hencefouh be carried on by Qwong
Yick Lung, who viii collect all the
debts and pay all the liabilities of the
late finn 230 2w%
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NOTICE.

A S intend to close out my business
N on April 25th, give notice that
all watches and jewelry, left over three
months for repairs. wlil be sold at auc.
tiOd, if not claimed on that date. All
outstanding accounts not paid on April
3Oth, will be placed in the hands OF a
collector.
220 I'd MAY ECkART.