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The Daily bulletin., 1890-06-27
VESSELS LEAVING To-lsCAR1W.
N S Mariposa, Hayward, for Sal
Francisco
PASSENGERS.

From San Francisco per ) Australia
June 2i--W II Bailey and wife, W II
Bailey. j., Miss Minnie Ii Bailey, Mrs
Bessie Barnes and . children, j Bar
tram, Mrs j 9 Batcham. Mrs Bates,
Miss Bates, i Birdsali, Miss Ettie
Birdsail, Dr Galcn burdcll aud wife,
aliss Ruidell, Rev w w Case and " ife,
CIV Dckey, L 5 Dodge, II A Eddy and
wife. Chas Foster, Judge Hartwell, NJ
LYMAN. Mrs King. John Littleieid, B
+ Loyeland and wife, a j Mitchell, I X
Moore, NJ and Il Paget. Cliff Phillips.
Mrs n Porter. George Ross. Maurice
Schmitl. Mrs j NJ Shafer. laus Spreck-
els, wife and servants. Miss Spreckels.
Jno III Stclling. Major Stoncbll, Miss
Violet Whitney. DrJ NJ Whitney and
wife, Rev A & Walkup, j Wilcock, and
81 steerage.
From Maui and Hawaii per stmr w
G Hall. June 27--From Volcano: Count
AndOr >zcchenyi. Count AXce Wacht-
mcister, Miss NJ Nowlein, ,Lieuts Field
and Patch, Misses Clark aud Dunniug.
From wayporls: Right Rev Bishop of
Honolulu. IL Klucgcl. G. + Allardt. Hon
W IL COrnwell, Miss X Rlchards,D Cen.
fer and family. II Cation. j sherwood.
Miss Simpson, Mrs Cunning. 5 Now
lein and wife. Hon j Kauhane. / la
Waiians, and 40 deck.
From Kauai per stmr Waialcalc. June
27--HOn l. lsenbarg.
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PRESENTATION,

Mr.. Il. n. Webster, the popular
freight clerk of the Inter-Island
Steam Navigation Co., is going
home to Scotland for vacation, by
the steamer Mariposa. Last night,
at the house of Mr.. W. III. Mclean,
treasurer of the company, Mr..
Webster WAS presented with an clc-
giant diamond lockct, suitably IN
scribed, and an address signed by
W. B. Godfrey, President, j. Ena,
Vice President, j. l.. Mclean, Sec
retary, w. II. Mclean, Treasurer,
and n. G.. Gedge, Chas. Fl. Clapp,
A. w. Kecch and VIM. Ross, asso-
ciates iu the employ Of the COM
pany. The BuLLETIS congratulates
Mr. Webster, who has always been
attentive to the press, on this mark
OF esteem, and joins in wishing him
a pleasant journey and snfe return
in renewed health.
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Blaine strikes Back.
san FRaSctsCo. lime

SAN FRANCISCO, June 20th.
Dispatches from Washington
published to-day prove that Secre-
tary Blaine has not given up the
fight. He strikes back vigorously,
and the fight over the sugar schcd-
ule in the Senate promises to be
lively. The following is direct
attack on the free sugar policy of
the Mckinley bill
Washington, June l9.-Secretary
Blaine to-day received q telegram
from the chairman of the National
Millers' Convention at Minneapolis
saying the millers were greatly
agitatcd over the report that an adj
ditional duty Of 80 cents per barrel
would be imposed on American
flour in Cuba, thus prohibiting the
American flour trade, and asking
for information.
Secretary Blaine replied that he
had no official advice, but if correct
the advance would make the duty
1881 per barrel, evidently intended
by Spain to be prohibitory. He
added: 'It has been constantly
said here for the last six mouths
that the Western farmers demand
an unconditional repeal of the sugar
duty. 1t is within the power Of
the Western farmers, by encourag-
ing system Of reciprocity, to secure
in exchange for n repeal OF this
duty the free admission Of their
breadstuffs and provisions into the
markets Of forty millions of people
including Cuba. In my opinion
this is the most profitable policy for
the Western farmers.
THE PRESIDENT RECOMMENDS RECIp-
RoClTY.
The President has sent a message
to the Senate recommending al
amendment of the Tariff Bill in the
direction of reciprocity substantially
as outlined in Secretary Blaine's
letter to his friend, Mr.. .Cony, print
cd above. The President points out
that If sugar is placed on the FIRE,
list, without stipulation OF rccip
rociiy, this country will have giyeI
everything away To the Latin-Amer
lean States and received nothing II
return, incl0sc the message whici
is too lengthy TO incorporate in thi
letter, but is worth publication il
Hawaii on its merits, As resul
! OF the message, SENATOR Hale pge
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SlMA AFFAIRS.

The NaiuAs have been very gen
erous of late. All else remains TN.
changed and immoyablc. The new
Cabinet sensation WAS eciipsed by
the antocedent revelations" kona
is not over much concerned IN the
wreck Of Cabinets or the petty con-
tentions of great bodies. Like the
uclvetian tribes of we oiden time,
the Konaian dwcils secure in the
Businesses of the rocks and noun.
tains. Next week is expected 10
bring slight furore among the
learned. rs the yearly examination
OF the English schools takes place,
orders having come from head.
quarters that the teachers of the
District will have to set sail for
Honolulu on the steamer Of the 1th
to attend the Convention.
June %, 1890,
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sentcd the following amendment to
be offered TO the Tariff Bill:
And the President of the United
States is hereby authorized. without
further legislation, to declare the
ports 0f the United States free and
open to all the products Of any nation
OF the American hemisphere upon
which no export duties are imposed, =,
whenever and so long as such nation
shall admit to its ports, free OF all
national, provincial, municipal and
other taxes, -four, corn, meal and
other breadstuff5, preserved meats,
fish, vegetables and fruits, cotton
seed oil, rice and other provisions,
including all articles Of food, lun-
Der, furniture and ali other articles
Of wood, agricultural implements
aud machinery. mining and mechan-
ical machinery, structural steel and
iron, steel railt, locomotives, railway
cars and supplies, street ears, refined
petroleum or such other products Of
the United States as may be agreed
upon.
The san Francisco Chronicle de-
c!arcs itself satisfied with the pro-
posed amendments 10 the Sugar
schedule by the Senate Finance
Committee. on the ground that the
revenue from low grade sugar may
be needed. The fact appears TO he
that the Mckinley Tariff bill does
not look in very healthy condition
just now. If lIalc's amendments be
incorporated in the bill the sugar
schedule must he changed every
considerably.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

SS Australia. II G IlOudlette master
sailed from San Francisco Friday, June
10th, at noon, with 81 cabin aud SO stee-
rage passengers. Freight: 1897 tons
OF general merchandise. Importa.ions
5000 gallon beer. 100000 treasurer
consigned TO Bishop " Co. and Os-
triches consigned to DR.. Tronsseai
Weather: Strong \ + trades with
heavy following sea and strong swell
the entire voyage. : 5 Australia sails
for San Francisco July 9th, NJ noon.
SAN FRASCIsCO.
Arriyed-Junc lG, bktne Amelia. 2C
days hence.
Sailed-June Is, brgt j D Sprcckels
Kahulni; II, bktne Quickstep. Tibbctts,
Hilo; IS, brgt w q Irwin, Honolulu.
New YOrk-June II, sailed bk Wake
field, Honolulu.
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MR.. Allen Hutchinson has new
work on view at Kings art store,
being n small bust in clay OF Il girl
seven or eight years Of age. 1t is II
likeness without any ideal cmbellish-
men,, and the artist has succeeded
in making it liiclike object. The
subject is an English blonde type
wilha saucy expression and rogush
smile. Proiuse ringlets fall over the
neck. The work reveals artistic
finish from every point OF view. II
is enclosed in glass ease, and the
soft clay effects are expected TO bC
lasting.
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PUBLIC CONCERT.

The Hawaiian Band will give a
public concert at the Hawaiian Hotel
This evening at 1880 o'clock. The
following is the programme:--
PART j.
Overture Berlin Life. .Conrndi
March --Rienzi. ...... ..."..... Wagner
Fantasia-AwakcninG of the Lion,
"Reminiscences Of All Nations, Godfrey
lIooleno, Lihikai. Ohele.
PART II.
Medley-Sorth and South ..Tobani
WultZ--JuDilee. .....,.. .''.tuote
Schottische-Down Went McGinty...
.,,........ .tasey
Ouadlil,e-Madame Angot. Lecocl
Hawaii PonOi.
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HIS Majesty entertained Mons,
lIoule, II. MS Charge d'Ailaires at
Paris, at breakfast this morning.
Present; His Majesty, Hon. !, o.
Dominis, Hon. A, :. Clephorn, Ills
EXcellcncy John A. Cummins (Miuis.
ter OF Foreign Ailairs), Mons. A
lloule, Col. 4. =, Spaldng, Col. q
W, Maciariane dis Ms Chamber
lain), DR. John =, McGrew, Dr
iienri McGrcw, Mr., j, W. Robertson
(i, Ms Vice Chamherlain) Mons
q, u, d'Anglade, French Commits
sioner and DR., q, Trousseau sen
regrets
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MONSIEUR Alfred Ioule, His Ma
jesty's Charge d d'Afi'aires at Paris
France, was this morning decorated
at lolani Palace by His Majesty, rs
Grand Officer OF the Royal Order oi
the Crown OF Hawaii, for especial
services rendered this country in
connection with the Hawaiian Exhi.
bit at the Paris Exposition last year
His Majesty was attended on thi.
occasion by his Chamberlain, Col. q.
w. Maciarlane.
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All Yen and All On were tried in
the Police Court this morning Tor vlo'
laling the law against obstrncting the
street. They We're accasedoi kicking
A Lucket into the street, from the
Chinese shop at the Rifle Range
whereby n tramways team was fright
ened into running away, causing th,
death Of horse valued At $500, +
Neumann assisted the prosecution
aud W. Il. Castle conducted lhr de
iense. The defendants were dis
charged.
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sugar. They give Tree sugar and
let trade take care OF itself. BY this
stroke the ambition Of Rlaine's life
is blasted, and the coast is clear for
the nomination OF Harrison, McKn.
ley OF Reed at tue next National
Convention of the Republican party.
Thus the jealousy Of politicians
often nulliiics acts of craftsmanship
and substitutes hand-to-mouth cx-
pelients for far-seeing national
policy. However, the interest of
1he Islands in this phase of the
question is simply one of observation.
In either case they would have bad
TO contend against free sugar, the
difference being that whereas Blaine
would have diverted an increasing
stream of reciprocal trade into Ame-
rican channels, the Mckinley bill
opens the food gates and lets in the
ocean.
CLAUS spRECKELs INTERVIEWED.
Colonel Spreckcls was interview
cd on the tariff issue by the Exam
incr, June 18th. lie said. "While
| have not taken an active part in
tariff legislation | have watched the
developments Of the Mckinley sche-
du!e. The taking OFF the duty on
sugar is vital and most Important
move and will prove a great advan-
tage to the sugar growers. The
bounty which has been guaranteed
for American sugar l fully believe
will be maintained, and in conse-
Qucncc do not think that the put
ting of imported sugar on the free
list will be necessarily detrimental
to the California beet sugar indus
try. While 1 have considerable in
terest in sugar growing in the Isl
ands L don't care snap for that in
comparison with the native product.
am, if anything. more deeply in
terestcd in the beet sugar industry
of California than was before, and
| shall continue TO be SO while such
good prospects of success remain in
view
Mr.. Spreckels also renewed his
denial that he had any intention
whatever Of joining the Sugar Trust.
He had always managed his own
business and would continue to do
SO. The Sugar Trust gave out point
crs to the effect that Tie California
Sugar King would join it. This was
done ior the purpose of bulling its
certificates, but there was no found
alton whatever for these Wall street
rumors which got into the New York
papers. Colonel Spreckels extends
his vacation tour to the Islands, and
is passenger by the Australia to-
day. He will doubtless tell you all
about and correct the Examiner in-
terview if wrong.
THE SUGAR SITUATION.
There have been no new develop
ments in the sugar situation at This
city since the re-opening Of the Anne
rican refinery. Speaking OF the
worlds outlook Willctt ~ Gray in
their latest circular have the follow
ing comments:
IA comparison of sugar at this
time, when free sugar is in sight, is
interesting. The average price OF
fair refining sugar in bond in the
United States for forty-iive year;
was AGO per pound against 2.92
cents on June 9th, 1890. The low
est price OF the same grade was
PAS cents in 1887.
"The beet sugar crop Of lSS9-9C
is estimated at $500, 600 tons, an
increase over the previous year oil
S65, ,j43 tons. The total supply o;
the world is large, so that cheap SUI.
gar is sure. We look for an in.
creased consumption, particularly OF
refined sugar"
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AMONG the most conspicuous OBJ
iects on the steamer Australia when
she arrived, We're the heads OF three
os,riches peering aloIt out Of high
boxes. I'i.e birds, one male and two
female, belong 10 DR.. Trousscau. who
intends going into ostrich raising ut
Kapiolani Palk.
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JUDGE Bickerton heard, yesterday
and to-day, c. L. Williams vs. The
Pantheon Stables, and reserved deci-
sion. 1t is n case Of damages for II
horse killed in street collision.
Creighton and Peterson for plaintiff;
Hatch for defendants.
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The exhibition at Kawaiahno
church last night o! Kamehameha
School was excellent in every re
epect. The concomso Of people was
80 great that it was difficult Tor those
who. came late even to get view
from the door.
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THE engagement has been an
nounced OF Miss Eva Neumann,
eldest daughter OF Hon. Paul Neu-
mann, to Mr.. Alfred Fowler of Len
don, junior member Of the firm Of
John Fowler & Co., OF Leeds and
London. = Advertiser.
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OAHU RAILWAY 8 LAND COhpsNYS
TINE TABLE:
ARRIVALS.

Stmr w q Hall from Maui and Hawaii
> 5 Australia, II & hOudlette, So days
from san Francisco
.,tmr Kaala from Kauai
Stmr Waialeale from Kauai
il VI :, ) MaripOsa, llaywaid. from the
Colonies en- route to san Francisco,
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THE funeral of the late Harry
Auld will take place Sunday after
noon, June 10th, from the Roman
Catholic Church, at 4 80 o'clock
Friends and relatives are cordially
invited to attend.
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THE Australia has brought the sad
intelligence OF the des.l of Mrs,
Julia NJ. Damon, relict oi the late
Dr. S. &. Damon. IL appears that
she had hci arm fractured in an ac-
cident. and succumbed in the opera
tion oi ampntation.
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Two native men are in custody
for killing the wife Of one OF them,
in house at Kapiolani Park yester-
day evening. Coroner Hopkins will
cndeavor to hold an inquest on the
victim this afternoon.
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THE Advertiser says the French
steel cruiser Duhourdieu, lG guns,
Admiral Regnault de Pzemesnil, is
due at this port about July LIST from
China, en- route to Tahiti.
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CARC0ES FROM ISLAND poRTs.

Stmr w u Iiall-l835 bgs sugar, GO bgs
ava, and l20 packages snds from
Mani and Hawaii.
Stmr Waialeale--353O bgs sugar from
Kauai.
Stmr Kaala--9OOO bgs sugar from Kauai
The Daily bulletin., 1890-06-27

STANLEY has accepted the Cover
nor-Generalship of the Free Congo
State. After his marriage he will
spend his time in the United States
till he leaves for his new dominion in
1891
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The Board Of Health has been re-
organized, according to an official
notice, by the appointment OF j. o.
Carter and 4. 7. Peterson in place Of
l.. A. Thurston and :. NJ. Damon.
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Mrs. Wuodworth, who caused the
scare in Oakland with her prophecies,
has been stoned hy II mob two nights
III her gospel tent" at st. Louis.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-06-27

That magnificent Henley Regatta
pleasure boat, ln;ely described IN
these columns, will be sold al auction
by l.. j. Lcvey ON Monday.
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4 PEAK of Mt. Shasta Cal. has disap-
pcarrd into the crater, startling peo-
pie OF the adjacent country. 1t is
supposed there is renewed volcanic
activity
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MARRIED.

HoWAT"r-WAL Eureka, Cali!or-
MIA. June 3, by Rev Hale Town
send, James Pope Howatt OF En-
- reka. and Emily Adelaide Wall,
--'S'--sla.e OF Honolulu.
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Cor. Claus Spreclels has arrived
to take short period OF rest on the
islands. He is accompanied hy his
wife and daughter.
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NOTICE..

rr THE ith Of july falling
Il ff%: i an Friday, the steamer
49, go "kinaun viii sail ON MON
DAY MORNING, st 10 o'clock, July
1h, 1880,
0sl lw Wll.pEWS ;, ,. co,
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DEPARTURES.

June al
Slmr 9 X Bishop for Waianae, Waialun
and Koolau ut . Il In
Stmr Kaala for Waialua and Waianae
at ! p IN
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THE Bell Telephone Co. has put n
telephone in at Kahuku Ranch, three
and hall miles from knhuku plan
tMtion.
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THERE is cholera epidemic in
Spain. The Paris BCuisc is depressed
by fear that ii will reach France.
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Hawaii PouUi.

The MaIiposa has nrriJed from
the Colonies, and will sEll Tor san
Francisco to. morrow at II 80.
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TnE inspectors of the lst precinct,
ith district, have Il notice elsewhere.
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FRESH frozen oysters un ice Mt the
Beaver Saloon.
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LEGAL & GENERAL NEWS.

BAND concert at the Hawaiian
Hotel tonight.
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THE Australia will sail for San
Francisco On Saturday, July D, at
noon.
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TIE steamer Waimannls will sail
foo Waianae and Waialua At . II. Ia.
Mondays and Thursdays.
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TO LET
TO LET or LEASE
10 RENT or LEASE

nss. A THAT desirable Premises
NfE1sA J. on Fort street, in the
234fa "McInerny Block" recently
occupied by j. \. ;. Williams, suitable
for office or store. For information
apply TO ollicc Union Iron Works. Es-
planadc, OF 10
b59 I'm j, n. =. WILLIAMS.
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PuRsER Ed. A. Keii is thanked for
san Francisco papers and other
fayora.
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Ir is thought that the L. s. s..
Iroquois now ut Mare Island will be
condemned.
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The object of the Association is 10 en-
courage Savings, and home building
among It's members by enforcing rcgu-
lar monthly deposits and ioanipg them
10 its members to assist them In acquit-
ing, and improving homes Of their owu.
lIs members are the only tock-holt-
crs, aud all profits arising from in,e,St.
premiums, fines, etc, are divided among
It's members, which makes II the mort
desirable of savings Institutions II Is tho
most desirable source from which 10 bot
row, rs 1t loans at low rate of interest
upon easy terms of monthly payments,
aud all desiring ,o become members
should make Immediate application for
stock. llhEo. j. LANSING,
! 5S5 ~ Secretary.
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BILLS Of five months standing
owing to Ihe Temple ui Fashion are
to 20 To n collector.
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CREpfTons Of the Hawaiian Pacific
Cable Go. are asked 20 present claims
to W. q. Smith.
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Horses & Mules For Sale.
Pioneer Building \ Loan ASSo'n

NOTICE is hereby given that at r.
IN meeting of this Association held
this day, the Charter oi Incorporation
was accepted and pursuant thereto the
following Board OF Directors was
elected;
Geo. J.. Boarlman, :. B. Rose,
Geo. w. Smith, W. a. Bowen.
j. III, Fisher, J. NJ. Dowsctt,
a. w. Richardson, Henry Smith.
Theo. +. lansing.
Honolulu, June 10, 1890.
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BLAINE LAID Our.

This programme, if carried out,
would have made Blaine the most
popular AS we'll as the strongest man
in the Republican party, II not in
the United States, hence the politi-
clans, who have personal aims eX-
clusively, thought it necessary to
thwart and humiiate him, which
was done by placing sugar on the
free list, giving all the advantages
Of the American market to Mexico
aud Central and South America
without requiring any trading con-
cessions, which latter was the basis
Of Blaine's policy. lie wented TO
develop trade while giving tree
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1890-08-01
WORLDS FAIR EXHIBITS.

The Directors Decide What to Have at
the Lake Front and What at jackson
Park.
CHICAGO, July 2s.--At special meet
ing of the board of directors Of the
Worlds Columbian exposition the COM
mittee appointed to formulate a resolu-
tion covering the various exhibits to be
placed in close proximity to the agricul-
tmal exhibit, and also those to be placed
on the lake front, reported. The report
was adopted and viii be presented
TO the legislature at once. The plan is
to place On the lake frontthe art gallery,
the government building and another
building containing a fine electrical dis
play-three buildings in all--and use the
present lake front grounds as an entrance
ground. AT jackson park will be placed
the big machinery hall, the stock show,
mineral palace, AN underground min
ing exhibit. glass factory, the several
state exhibits, oriental villas and such
other novelties and beautiful displays as
may be offered later on.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1890-08-01
SAID AGAINST RsUM.

Serious Charges of Irregularities Made
Against the Present Pension Commis-
siOner.
WASHINGTON, July 25.--The house
committee on rules has agreed to report
in a modified form, with favorable
recommendation, the resolution intro
duced by Representative Cooper, of In
diana, providing for an investigation Of
charges made against Commissioner
Raum, of the pension Office. The reso-
luton provides that the investigation
shall be conducted by a select committee
of five. Mr.. Cooper's resolution is as
follows:
The Charges.
Whereas, reports are being widely cir
culated through the newspapers reflect
ing upon the management Of the bureau
of pensions in which it Is charged:
First-That the present commissioner
of pensions has been engaged in selling
to certain employees of the pension Office
shares of stock in q corporation or COM
pany Of which he is president, which
was organized for the purpose of intro
ducing patent refrigerator which it
was claimed is impracticable and worth
less and that in consideration of such
purchases said employees are promoted In
Office, and
Second--That said commissioner of
pensions has recently, by an
Unjust and Partial Ruling,
advanced and caused to be taken out of
their order many thousands of the
claims of certain attorney residing in
the City of Washington. and that in con-
sideration thereof said attorney has be-
come surety on the note Of said commits
sioner in bank in the City of Washing
ton for the sum of $4,000; therefore,
be il
Resolved, The committee on pensions
be and they are hereby directed to
Inquire Concerning Said Charges
and report to the house. And for the
purpose of making said investigation
thorough and complete. the said COM
mittee is hereby authorized to send for
persons and papers. to administer oaths
and take testimony.