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PITTsBURG, July 29d-The Touring mill
of Mead Brothers, North Jackson, Ohio, was
completely wrecked this morning by the
explosion of boiler. George Mead, the
engineer, and William Thomas, an en-
ploye, were killed instantly and William
Mikesell is probably fatally injured.
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Running and Trotting on Eastern Track.
YESTERDAY.

anu LIottlnS LaSLeTn
Yesterday.
SI. PAUL, July 23i.-Something over 15,.
600 people attended the opening day at the
Twin City Jockey Club meeting TO day.
The track was fast and the weather warm
The event of the day was the fourth race
the Twin City Derby, with value TO the
winner OF 81, 269. The horses were in the
best of condition, and their appearance was
the signal for burst of applause, which
did not suoside till long after the great race
had been run and decided After one
break they started in good style.
Three-year- olds and upwards, one mile,
Cousin Jeems won, Auns second, Catalpa
third. Time, 1:434.
Two-year- olds, five furlongs, Mount Joy
won, Marnose second, Walnut third
Time, 1:02!.
Mile and a sixteenth, Cashier won, War
peak second. Blantyre third. Time, 1:50.
Mile and q fourth, Prince Fonso won,
Joe Blackburn second, Verge Dor third
Time, 2093.
Three fourths OF a mile heats-First
heat, al Farrow won. Rival second, La
mont third. Time, 1:143 Second heat.
Al Farrow won, Rival second. Time,
LIN.
TRoTTING AT DETROIT
DETROIT, July 23d.-2:26 trot, special for
$500 Unfinished from yesterday, B. B.
first, Buck Morgan second. Harry Medium
third, Waveland fourth. Best time, 2:201
30 trot. best two in three for $1,000,
Almont first, Black Diamond second. Tro-
lean third. Best time, PHI.
2:24 class. Merchants and Manufacture
ers' guaranteed stake. for $4,000 (unfin-
ished), Suisun first, Walter E. second,
Play Boy third, Gillett fourth. Best time,
2;17 pace, for $1,000, Maggie R. first,
Emma second, Finely third, Charley P.
distanced. Best time, 2:162.
AT pITTsBURG.
PITTsBURG, July 23d-2:27 trot, for
$1,000, divided (untinished), Keokeg won
the third and fourth heats, Mikadan the
first, and Vaspasian the second. Best time,
2:244.
Free for all pace, for ST. 600, divided, Hal
Pointer first, Gossip, Jr., second, Monkey
Rolla third, Jewett fourth. Best time,
oISl
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A GIGANTIC CoRPoRATIoN.
The New Stock-yards Syndicate Buying
Up the Smaller Concerns

Up Afie Siihahier COHCPTuS.
CHICAGO, July 22d.-The local papers say
that the new stock-yards syndicate has be-
gun negotiations for the purchase of the
National Stock-yards at st. Louis, the
Union Stock-yards at st. Joseph, the
United States yards at South ST. Paul, and
smaller yards at Iowa City. These are the
locations of definite negotiations.
1t is further stated that the immense cor
poration contemplates gathering in every
cattle pen of consequence in the country.
The developments to-day would indicate
that the syndicate is destined to be the
most gigantic corporation in America.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
IN THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, July 2Sd The Senate resumed
consideration of the Indian appropriation bill
this morning.
An amendment for the appointment by the
President of a commission of three persons TO
visit the Puyallup reservation in the State of
Washington, to make full inquiry and investi-
power of alienation by the Indians should be
removed; whether the railroads shall be granted
the right or necessity of disposal by the Indians
of their interest, was agreed to.
Mitchell offered an amendment for the appoint
meDt by the President of a commission of three
to fix the northern line OF the Warm Springs
Indians IN oregon; and to visit the Colyllle In.
dian reservation, in the State of Washington,
and negotiate for the concession of portion OF
that reservation. Agreed to.
A number of the committee amendments to
the bill were agreed TO and It went over
The Committee on Foreign Relations reported
a substitute for Pascos resolution, calling on
the President for information touching the ar
rest of A. ]. Diaz in Cuba, and it was agreed to.
Adjourned.
IN THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, July 2Sd.-Lacey of iowa sub
mitted the report of the Committee on. Elections
in West Virginia in the contested election case
of McGinnis VS.. Anderson. The report, when
finds in favor OF the contestant was ordered to
be printed and laid over.
Consideration OF the bankruptcy bill was then
resumed.
quiring that the referees should be members Of
the legal profession as q gratuitous insult 70
members of other professions,
Peal of Arkansas thought the bill useless ald
impolitic.
Adams of Illinois, Catchings of Mississippi,
Kerr OF Iowa. Wilson Of West Virginia, McAdoo
of New Jersey and h. B. Taylor OF Ohio, spoke
in advocacy of the measure.
0uthwaite of Ohio criticised the method in
which this important measure was being dis
cussed, fo- it was not being considered. If
properly amended he would support it.
Breckenridge of Kintucky also opposed the
bill, which went over until tomorrow.
Adjourned.
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YES, Hoods SsrsaparilIa is really "pecu-
liar Prepared by a combination, proper
ton and process unknown to other medi-
cines, Hoods Sarsaparilla accomplishes
cures hitherto unknown.
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POsTAL MATTERS.
Changes in Postmasters New Offices
Established


Established.
WASHINGTON, July 23i. = Postmasters
have been changed as follows: Arizona
NJ. Southworth, appointed at Fort Thomas,
Graham county, vice T. E. McGinnis, re-
signed.
Oregou-C. n. Potter, at Alpha, Lane
county, vice Flora B. Lundv resigned j.
P. Fox, at Crocker, Baker county, vice r.
J. Hsmpstock, deceased; Q. N. Spencer, at
Hsrdman, Morrow county, vice D. n.
Hartman, resigned.
Washington--H. n. Spalding at Almota,
Whiteman county, vice S. Nj. Ringer, re-
signed; T. Sanders, at WOodInville, King
county, vice Mrs. S. Woodin, resigned.
NEW PosToFFICEs.
WASHINGTON, July 23d.-New Postoffices
have been established as follows; Ari-
zona-At Reymert, Pinal county, with
Eliza Reymert as Postmaster.
Oregon = At Free Water, Umatilla
county, with Minnie B. Robbins as Post
mistress; at Sheaviile, Malheur county, with
Sidney Knight as Postmaster.
Wsshington-At Kingley, King county,
with John Peterson, Jr., as Postmaster;
at Lockwood, Spokane county, with Rob
ert d. Speck, as Postmaster; at 0phir,
0kanogan county, with Jas. B. Weston as
Postmaster; at QuarterEaster, King county,
with Jas. H Wylee as Postmaster.
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IN THE HOUSE.
ON THE DIAMOND.
Baseball Games Played Throughout the
X. .l..r-

Baseball Games Played Throughout the
East Yesterday.
CHICAGO, July 23d,-The various leagues
played baseball throughout the East to-
day, resulting as follows:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Cleveland-Cleveland 0, Boston 2.
At Philadelp lphia-Pittsburg g. Philadel-
phia II.
At Chicago-New York u, Chicago 13.
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
At Brooklyn 6, Cleveland IA.
at Buffalo-New York 7, Buffalo 6.
At Chicago-Boston %, Chicago 5.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
AT New Brooklyn 8, st. Louis T.
At biladelhia-Athletics 8, Louisville 6.
At Syracuse-Columbu 13, Syracuse s.
At Rochester-Toledo 3, Rochester s.
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acCIDENrALLY saoF.

A Little Boy Seriously Injured by a Spent
Bullet.
SAN DIEGO, July 23d.-The little son of
J. A. Matthieson, a groceryman of Coronado
Beach, was seriously and perhaps fatally
shot to-day. Two boys were practicing
with target rifle. and in firing at the tar
get the bullet missed its mark, striking q
picket in the fence, sped onward and en-
tered the breast of the little fellow, who
was playing in some bushes near by. An
examination showed that the bullet had
passed through the stomach and lodged in
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LAND DECISIONS,

Secretary Noble Anarms Two Decisions Of
the Land Commissioners.
WASHINGTON. July 2Sd.-The Assistant
Secretary of the Interior has affirmed the
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CALIFORNIA STATE BANK.
SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA.
Does General Banking Business,
SACRAMENTO BANK.

YyyHE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE
city, corner OF FiHh and streets, sacra-
mento Guaranteed capital, $500, 0,000; paid up
capital gold coin, $500, 900; loans on real estate
IN California July l. 1850, s., SOS, ,442 term and
Ordinary deposits July J. 1850, 81 509, ,S94. Terln
and ordinary deposits received; dividends paid
In January and July. Money loaned upon re a.
estate only. The Bank does exclusively saw
Ings bank business Information furnished upon
application 10 W. P. COLEMAN, President
ED. r. HAMILTON, Cashier. <pt'
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Painless Extraction of Teeth by use of
local ar resthetic. DR.. WELDON, dentist, Eighth
ana streets. je22-tf
Notice.-ro TN hsxesid ents below Y-street:
There viii he meeting at Munger's Oak Hall
on SATURDAY, July %, 1890, OF . p NJ in re-
gard TO enlarging and repairing the levees now
IN dangerous condition. All are requested 10
aIiend. COLONEL ksSASSER,
Z. j. MERKLEY,
GEORGE PETERS,
JAMES ONElL,
J. w. WILSON
CARL MUNGER,
JOHN KLOFZ,
jy22td T. 3. LoVpAL. - : AA'
In vain the eyes are flied with light:
In vain the cheek with beauty glows.
Unless the teeth are pure and white
Unless the breath is like the rose.
And SOZODONT alone supplies
These beauties that we all so prize IT'S
Fresh buttermflk, 25 cents a gallon at
bAoMLh . fzS street iy15-tf
John Eitel assayenand chemist 1,On j
ST., or southeast corner Seventeenth and jy7-tf
For the finest Imported and domestic
sausage, cheese, canned goods. fresh butter
eggs, buttermilk, etc. go 10 F. BAUMLF, 72S j
street. Lunch put up for travellers jelo-tf
Decker Bros.-Tbe artists piano, Write
TO koHLER l. CHASE, San Francisco. jel6-sm
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HEMovAL.
GUTHRIE BROS.

nRACrICAL PLUNBKRS, gTEAN AND GAS
i Filters. Roo6ng and Jobbing sipace water
removed from basemAuts Ct rery low. prtce1
Talephonc. l66. 185 Street. 49,
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FIFTH DAY OF SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE
nrDoN'T MISS IE.va
NEVER SUCH BARGAINS BEFORE. ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Ladies' Sun Hats-Light airy graceful forms that
the breezes and eclipse old Sol; half regular
that's all we ask you. The of Parasols.
0penwork Buntng CARDINAL tan drab regular
Is cents; sale price, 10 yard.
French Sateens fowered and figured s5 cts; closing yard
only, closing yard.
Small plaid check Alpaca usters shades go closing
Plain sern a ine vide bewn tan and drab 1s copga &C.
Nearly ohe-AaIf saved.
Nottingham Ecru regular 80 pair; price,
Fancy designs gold
tinsel 81 SO; sale price, 20 cents.
Startling zeductions!
Pencils, good quality
Chdn Sizes 81, 81 White British Cotton
hwide, Cotton Torchon Trimming Lace, cents yard
Adamantne Pins full counts slightly damaged cent
Ladies' PureSk Under Black and Ecru regular 50 goods,
Jersey ribbed Undervest sleeveless made from finest
combed cotton pink and blue, IA cents.
There is SO much chaff in the Clothing talk of the
day that naturally discount the good wheat.
We are certainly discounting prices in this city
medium and feather-weight goods but NO DISCOUNT
on the style, quality and finish of our Clothing
Follow These Prices:
Regular Sl2 Auwool Tweed 81 So
Regular SIS Auwool, Silk mixed Sack Suits $40.
Regular $l2 Alwool Gray Sack Suits ST So
Regular $l8 Finest Cashmere Dress Suits $12.
Alpaca and Mohair Goods half regular
Drawing Prices=
Congress Shoe capped tos made
smooth inside hanwed goods regular value So So sale
price, ST. Is
Mems English Walking Shoes with Hecht Bros. mak
and only, So so shoe, ST.
Ladies Patent quarters
scoloped vamp, pointed regular price, So so;
sale price, ST. 85
Gents Sanitary Shirts Drawers finished
from so 80
Shirts
Sale to continue from day day until a complete
closing out is made of all summer stock. Genuine
ductions of 80 per
G.. II. GILMAN.
PEn HOTCE} street,
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the back, from whence il was removed
His chances for recovery are considered
very doubtful
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Guatemala May Have TO Answer for Her
Conduct.

tNtlUUCI,
CITY OF MEXICO, July 2Sd.-AS the seizure OF
the rifles aboard the steamer Colima by the
Gustemalan Government was made before hos
ulitieS with San Salvador occurred ~ d before
the Central American compact was signed
mar believe the United States viii ask tSOate.
mala for an explanation of her conduct
The rifles had been ordered from san Fran
cisco before apy revolutionary movement had
broken out with san salvador, and the arms
were destined for use by the newly formed
mounted police of san Salvador
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FoR throat diseases and coughs, Browns
Bronchial Troches, like all other really
good things, are initiated, and purchasers
should be careful to obtain the genuine
article prepared by John l. Brown & Sons.
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements Of Meeting Notices. Wants, Los,
Found, For Sale, To Lei and similar notices under
this head are inserted for cents per tine the first
time end cents per line each subsequent time. AZ
notices OF this character soM be found under this
heading.
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EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
The Racs Between Sunol and Belle
Hamlin Declared Of.
LAKE FRONT FOR THE FAIR.
Hospital for Consumptives-A sa.
loon Syndicate-The Minne-
sofa Cyclone-Etc.
EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
TURF EVENTS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-usIos.l
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SUNDAY excepted. fSundsy only. sMondsJ
excepted. A.-Ror morning. P-For afte5
a. n. T0wNE, General Manager.
I. d. GOODMAN, General Passenger and 1icka
Agent. tf4Su
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PEARS soap secures a beautiful corn
plexion
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Fresh butternilk, 25 cents a na,Iop. at
BAUMLE'S, rs street iyI5.tf
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In FOREIGN LANDS.
Concessions kada by England to
France in Africa.
A STEAMER ABANDONED AT SEA.
Cattle Plague in Russia-Con-
firmatory Report of the Defeat
of the Guatemaians.
ARMS sEIzUnE.

isrscIAI DprArcHns 70 rHr axooso-umos.,
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John Eltel, assayeHand chemist. 1?0a j
ST., or southeast corner Seventeenth and ] iy7.tf
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Decker Bros.'-Tbe artists piano. Write
to kOHLER l. CHASE, San Francisco. iel6-Sm
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Painless Extraction of Teeth by use of
local ar nesthetic. DR.. WELDON, dentist, Eighth
and J streets. ie22.tf
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GRASS FIRE.
Two Houses and Much Fencing Destroyed
by Flames.

SANTN BARBARA, July 23d About 8
O'clock last night fire swept over the
hills back of the town, and into Mission
Canyon, taking ali the grass and many
trees. The sight was magnificent. Two
small dwelling houses and one barn be-
longing TO Messrs. Hawley, Robinson and
Archer, were burned, also many fences ana
much pasturaee. The loss will be $, 600.
The fire was caused by boys clearing brush.
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HAWKING HOUSES.
NATIONAL BANK
-oF-
ID. q. MILLS c&c Go.
Sacramento, Cal.-F0unded, 1856.

Saturday A. Il to ! p NJ
nreEcyrops AMI suApFsoy.n .nEps
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notice. On the chairs used by Their
Majesties were two of the feather
cloaks.
At noon the band struck up with
" Hawaii Ponoi," which announced
the arrival of the royal party at the
Government Building. They en-
tered the Interior Department. A
few moments later, the procession
filed into the Legislative Hall in the
following order: Mr. Justices Nc
Gully and Bickerton, His Maiesty's
Ministers, Their Excellencies John
A. Cummins, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, G. N. Spencer, Minister of
the Interior, Godfrey Brown, Minis
ter of Finance, and A. =. Peterson,
Attorney General; His Honor A.
+. Judd, Chancellor of the King
dom, Their Majesties King Kalakaua
and Queen Kapiolani; H. r. III.
Princess Liliuokalani and Hon. Jno.
0. Dom1nis; Hon. A. S. Cleghorn
Mrs. G N. Spencer, wife of His Elk.
the Minister of the Interior, Mrs. j
w. Robertson, lady-in-waiting Oh
the Queen, Col. the Hon. &. w.
Macfarlane, I'll. Ms Chamberlain,
Mr.. j. w. Robertson, H. Ms Vice
Chamberlain, Col. j. II. Boyd, Col
r. III. Baker, Major j. ID. Holt
Major H. f. Bertelmann, Capt. E
X. Lilikalani.
The Hon. j. S. Walker, President
and the Mobiles and Representatives
of the Legislature, occupied seats in
front of the dais.
To the right of the dais were
seated Admiral Brown of the Flag
ship Charleston, Commander Shep
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ard, U. S. S. Mohican, Commander
Turner, H. B. Nj. S. Nymphe, Captain
Shibayama and Commander Mash
sua, H. I. j. M. Tsukuba.
To the left were seated His Elk Hon.
J. l.. Stevens, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary of the
United States, Signor A. de Souza
Canavarro, Portuguese Charge
d'Affairs, Mons G.. g. B. d'Anglade,
French Consul and Commissioner,
Mr.. Taizo Masaki, Japanese Consul,
Mons.A Vizzavona, French Chancel-
lor, Mr.. f. A. Schaefer, Consul for
Italy and Dean Of the Consular Corp,
MIR. L. r. Walker, British Vice Con-
sui, Mr.. j. f. Hackfeld, Vice Consul
for Russia, MIR. HI. w. Schmidt,
Consul for Sweden and Norway, Mr..
G. Alec, Chinese Commercial Agent,
Hons. Paul Neumann, j. B. Ath-
erton, and j. l.. Kaulukou members
of His Majesty's Privy Council of
State, and officers of the U. S. S.
Flagship Charleston, U. s. S. Mo
hican, H. b. Nj. S. Nymphe, and H.
1. j. NJ. S. Tsukuba. Major J. H.
Wodehouse III. b. Ms Commits
sioner was excused from attendance.
At the back of the Legislative
members sat the public. Among
those in the body of the hall were
noticed Mr.. Geo. A. Moore, Lieuten.
ant and Mrs. G.. Stoney, Messrs
Ziegler and Fricot and others.
As soon as the Royal party had
taken their places on the dais, a
prayer was read in Hawaiian by
Bishop Willis.
His Majesty then read his speech
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first in Hawaiian, then in English,
as follows:
MOBILES AND REPRESENTATIVES,


MOBILES AND REPRESENTATIVES,
Your arduous and protracted labors
during the session OF 1890 having come
to close, sincerely congratulate you
that you can return to your homes with
the satisfaction that you have zealously
endeavored to discharge the important
and onerous duties imposed upon you by
the electors of the Kingdom 10 the best
of your abilities.
The very liberal appropriations made,
which are somewhat i'm excess of the
estimated revenues of the country, will
necessitate on the part of NV Ministers
a careful and economical administration
of the funds at their disposal in order
that an equitable distribution may be
made of the same i'm the various districts
OF the Kingdom.
| desire to express my high apprecia-
ton of all those who at considerable
sacrifice of time and personal interests,
have devoted their services 10 legis-
lative duties. The experience gained
by them i'm the Legislature will en-
able them to explain more clearly TO
their constituents the unremitted i'm
terest | and my Ministers take in the
welfare and progress, moral and com
mercial, Of the Hawaiian Kingdom.
NopIrs Ann RpppRspNT ATIvEs
pray the Almighty that lie may con-
tinue His blessings TO flow upon you and
our beloved country.
/ now declare this Legislature pro-
rogued.
After the benediction the royal
party left the building by way of the
Interior Office, and the Legislature
of 1890 was thing of the past.
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THE LEGISLATURE PROROGUED

The Session of 1890 Brought to a Close
His Majesty's Speech from the
Throne.
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Inc session OF 1870 brought to n Close
His Majesty's Speech from the
Throne.
At noon Friday the Legislative
Assembly of 1890 was prorogued by
His Majesty the King The session
has lasted one hundred and twenty
nine days and stands as one Of the
longest on record, the session of
1886 being exactly the same number
of days.
The weather was fine, but the
attendance at the Government build
ing was not by any means SO large
as on former occasions. The Royal
Hawaiian band was stationed in front
of the building, while the Household
Guards were drawn in line on one
side, and presented arms as the
Royal party and the members of the
diplomatic corp passed into the
building.
The seats in the Legislative hall
had been arranged as on previous
occasions, and the arrangements
were in charge of Chief Clerk Has
singer of the Interior Department
The following acted as ushers
Messrs. VIII. Wright, &. E.Smithies
Edw. Styles, NJ X. Keohokalole and
A. S. Mahaulu.
On the dais stood two kahil
bearers, holding very large anC
handsome kahilis, and two beautiful
bouquets of flowers attracted mucl
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TAXES FOR 1890.
Tax Collectors Notice

THE TAN COLLECTOR FOR THE
District of Wailuku, Maui, will be at
the following places, on the dates below
specified, for the purpose of Collecting
Taxes:
At Waihee- Monday, Nov. Il, from 9
A. NJ. to T. NJ.
At Waikapu-Tuesday, Nov. IS, from Q
A NJ. to P. NJ.
At Kahului-W Wednesday, Nov. 10, from
9 A. NJ. TO t p. NJ.
At Honuaula and Makena-Friday Nov.
2l, from \. NJ. to ?. NJ.
On all other days Sundays excepted to
December 18th. the Collector will be at his
office in Wailuku from 9 a. VI. to t P. VI.
VIM. I. ROBINSON,
Deputy Tax Assessor and Collector Wal
luku.
Waikiki, Maui, Nov. /, 1890. 1l1-2w
1872
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NOTICE.

ALL PARTIES HAVING BILLS
n against the Legislature OF 1s90 will
please present the same for payment to
the Secretary. PER ORDER.
l11-2t
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MILLIONS OF DEVILS.
One Hundred Imps to Every Person, Al
cOrding to Mormon Doctrines.

One Hundred Imps to Every Person, Ac-
cOrding to Mormon Doctrines.
If the children of Utah believe the
teachings of MILFORD Woodruff, the sue
cessor of Brigham Young and John Taylor
in the presidency of the Mormon Church,
life must present a gloomy outlook to
their youthful eyes, with small hope
of salvation at the end; for it is the de-
1iberate calculation of this aged teacher
that each person now upon the earth is
individually beset by 100 devils, whose
mission is to betray him into torment.
1t is a matter of simple arithmetic;
100, 900, 900, 900 devils fell to the earth
with Lucifer; there are 1000, 600, 900 peo-
pie on the earth, which gives 100 imps
to every man, woman and child.
''Now, l want all our boys and girls, ="
said President Woodruff recently to the
GormOn children, ''to reflect upon this
and to see what danger they are in and
The warfare they have to pass through"
President Woodruff has an abiding be-
lief that these agents of Satan have an
actual form and can appear in the body
before the eyes of men, for he has seen
them and battled with them more than
once during his eventful career. When
in Liverpool in 1910, engaged in mission
airy work for the Mormon Church, he was
called upon to labor over woman who
was in a terrible rage, tearing her
clothes and requiring the strength of
three men to hold her in bed. He laid
hands upon her and commanded the
devil to depart, which it did, and the
woman fell into sleep and awoke re-
stored. But the devil who had lost his
lodging remained about the neighbor-
hood and soon took up his quarters in
the body of a little child. The mission
airy was again appealed to.
II found it," he relates, in great dis
tress, writhing in it's mothers arms,
laid hands upon it and cast the devil out
of it, and the evil spirits had no power
over the household afterward. IN. Y.
Herald.