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The Dickinson press., 1890-03-08
CRIME.

Hostilities in Gray county, Kansas,
were renewed Thursday over the location Of
sugar mill. The county voted bonds for it's loea-
ton at Ingalls,. Cimarron people served an in
junction. The suit led to q conflict in which
sixty armed Cimarronians attacked as many
ingalls, men. One ma was killed and ten seri-
ously rounded.
A report Friday says that Silcott, the
Ascending cashier of the sergeant. alarms at
Washington has been arrested at Toledo, on the
Northern Pacific road between Portland and
Tacoma. The report states that Sfcott was pass
ing as Q railroad engineer. Sheriff Dolger started
for Chehalis with the prisoner.
The Dickinson press., 1890-03-08

THERE is Il rumor that the senate
will attempt to impeach Attorney
General Goodwin for insulting the
dignity of that body. Let the band
begin to play and purchase your tick
cts for the menagerie before the
ruch
The Dickinson press., 1890-03-08

Gov. MILLER has vetoed the
$4,000 annual appropriation for the
state fair. Right you are, Governor.
The poor tax payers have no money
to squander to give Il few fancy
breeders an opportunity to advertise
The Dickinson press., 1890-03-08

THE National League of republi.
can clubs was in session mt Nashville,
Tenn, this week. 1t is the first re.
publican gathering of the kind ever
held in the south and may do much
towards making Tennessee a repub.
lican state.
The Dickinson press., 1890-03-08
ALLISON REELECTED.
The Iowa Senator Receives a Clear Ma

The Iowa senator Receives . Clear Ma
jority in Both Houses.
Dies MONIES, Iowa, March 5.-Senator
William B. Allison was reelected to the
United States senate by the Iowa legis-
lature. Each house voted separately.
In the senate the vote stood: Allison
Rep) &c, L. Bestow Dem.) 20, William
Larrabee (Farmers' alliance candidate)
2. In the house Allison received so,
Bestow AZ and Larrabee 6. This gave
Allison a clear majority and obviated the
necessity of a second vote being taken in
joint session,
The Dickinson press., 1890-03-08
A Catholic nank at Paris.

PARIS. March 6.-The announcement
is made that a Catholic bank will be cs-
tablished in Paris very shortly. The in
stitution has the sanction of the pope
and will have a capital of 100000
francs.
The Dickinson press., 1890-03-08


ing he was in a
comatose state and
his stomach re-
jected all nourish-
ment. The attend
n 6 physicians,
after a careful ex-
a m%ination, AK
pressed the opinion
that their patients
end was only a
matter of a few
hours. For a time
previous to his
death he was en-
All the members
family e pres-
The Dickinson press., 1890-03-08

No Australian Ballot for Utah.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, March 6.-The
Utah legislature has killed the Austria
liam ballot bill.
The Dickinson press., 1890-03-08
MARKET PRICES.
ST. paul Union stock Yards

st. Paul Union Stock Yards.
H~ogs-Light s3.7O9s.s5, mixed sa7o@s.s5,
heavy s315O$a85.
Cattle-Good to choice fat native steers 5000
s3.G7, cows <2.2502.75, common cows and mixei
s1.4O02.0O, bulls s1.5o@2.O0, milch COWS 912.0O@
5000, calves s2.5003.50, stockers g. .1582.65,
feeders $2.40@3S5.
Sheep-Good to choice native muttons 54.5OA
500, good to choice lambs &4.75@5.a5 feeders
a. OOGn4.65
The Dickinson press., 1890-03-08
OFFICIAL PAPER 0FsTARK COUNTY
SatnIday, March s, 1890.

SENATOR LAWRENCE has our
thanks for copies of several import.
ant bills.
The Dickinson press., 1890-03-08
THE E sERv1cEs.

Funeral services will be held at the
residence of Minister Lincoln on Friday,
at which no n will be present but in
innate friends and members of the Amer
lean legation. After the service the
body will be deposited in the catacombs
at Kensalgreen, and ultimately inferred
in the family tomb at Springfield, Ills.
Mr.. Lincoln is DESTROYS that the greatest
privacy and simplicity in conducting the
funeralAhall be observed.
The Dickinson press., 1890-03-08
BUTTER N EGGS.
St. Paul.

Butter-Creamery LIST lSc asked. creamery 81
1901 asAed. dairy LIST 1s6l5c asked, dairy ~
s0l0c asked, roll u prints 60loc, packing
stosk 3G4c.
The Dickinson press., 1890-03-08
YOUNG LINCOLN is DEAD

Illness of the Grandson and Namesake
of the Martyr President Has Termin-
ated Fatally.
LONDON, March 6.-Young Abraham
Lincoln died at 11:07 o'clock a. m. He
passed away quietly. During the morn
The Dickinson press., 1890-03-08
Editor COwles Dead

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 5.-Edv,: m
Cowles, editor and proprietor of The
Cleveland Leader, died Tuesday morn
ing.
The Dickinson press., 1890-03-08

LINCOLN
tirely free from pain.
of Minister LincOln's
emit at The bedside,
The Dickinson press., 1890-03-08
THE R A

Minneapolis.
Wheat-No / hard March 7s1<c, April &c,
May sosfc. on track 7sNc, No. 1 Northern,
March i7hc, April TAc, May 1870, on track
iSAc, No. 2 Northern, March 75kc. April i5Ac.
May 7634c, OF track 75Is1Hc.
The Dickinson press., 1890-03-08
Kansas City Live Stock

Kansas City Live Stock.
-Cattle-steers s3.3o94.75, COWS s2.oo@s0o,
stockers and feeders S2.60@3.4O.
Hogs-An grades s3.70@3.eO, bulk sa.72k@
3.75.
Sheep--good to choice muttons and lambs $3.50
05.40, stockers and feeders $5.OO05. So.
Chicago Live Stock.
Hogs-Light .3.9o04.1o, heavy packing and
shipping 81. 9o@4.G1a.
Cattle-Beeyes ts.4o94so, steers $a.ooa4.so,
stockers and feeders S2.5o03.69. cows bulls and
mixed S1.5O03.40.
~shecp-Nativcs $s.so@5.eo, lambs s5.oo9s.eo.
corn fed Westerns $l.S59s.59. Texans 5000
The Dickinson press., 1890-03-08

wheat-March s1a7sc, May 7s7Sc.
Corn-March 2sc1a, May 2934c.
Oats-March 20I4c, May 2l3sc.
Rye-May 45Ac.
Barley-Nothing doing.
Prime Timothy-y1.15.
Flax-Cash xl.46.
The Dickinson press., 1890-03-08
st. Paul.

wheat-No. 1 hard 1890, No. 1 Northern
7707sc,N No. 3 Northern 14075c.
Corn-No 8 20925c.
Oats-No 2 mixed 2oc, No. 3 white ga CSC,
February 2ihc, Nc. 3 exc.
The Dickinson press., 1890-03-08

The Brazilian government has resolved
to promulgete a new constitution without aw il
ing tho election, assembling and action of a COLI
stituent parliament.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09


The First month 81 tb- coInD-
tien Exposi;isn ! over. WliiIt
The Attendance has BEEN - lsSse -
observing IeOpIe Fss.iietsd. IL has
b. 80 means come up 10 tlbe mark
SCI By fIle officials themselves To
them. tie result rnnss - IItile short
% CALLING. for iiseir claims have
.seea Load and II Instances slsas-i
bysteT5ezL. What Eas tl,e esnEez
TIE main TezsSa = found 80 liz
unfinished state d everything
from oEse en1 81 iie grounds u
the DIR. AnOsIs-r Ie--.,B =
found 5a. SOM - tise aeiios,s II
TT a.sIie5sis ihelsseIEts- On III
.6rst 81 Nsy, il sss given cot Eiiis
great aOsrish o. irnDpeis that
tIse first a. Jrne would see every
.Eirg sICne- --Yf.u can - e5fa-
,T,, 49, :. s-....r...
s..,e.,,. g. ~. e-1.
- x. z..l,,.--1 t.,-I,i
=. e'z-T.s-..-.-..-
pI NJ - I, - ....-.I,I..
s =. -. - .,,.....,., -
rs ,.4,a--,5... 81 =. 49,. 80.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09
sEED TICK

or Scisaal E5reisoa l. e-iting
tao h.. 70 - comfortable E,s sonle
or the pers0ns interested. Il Is :
b.lsssr sleels,.a ii.sn tie ps.=-ilen-
iiaI ezsng.a5e1 70 selling zIstrs Il
viii al o. FseB.
Bal gsntia has ben vr-y SICK
for tie pa; ~ .I4ys- Bat = noe
able % a,e ariuB,s zeaia-
Ch=5s Szssge has ie-n visiting
his sex aanzhisr Mr. TDEs Fanain
4 HaBSinS I.sek cAip
John Qzefa j. hs-e this Eeek
overseeing Sore store Egrk %
which ". tzsesa i contractor.
Wsl:es Qsezp / lGll6isga EDe
cellar under IS. J. Fsnaia-= hous--
Ii Ellis All Jsy Q1era ueFe
calling % z.jzse 81 tsss far sex q
Ne1nSne- Bayz, Ehieh orc Of
ron ~ il ii,s dog rsh up 4 sap
ping,
Noll Sarge aas ~ Ir,nton and
!Asalaa,i lzsi rreeE- Il : presumed
that Mr. Szs2se sIgi lnars- iis fam
lis TO Iron:ois this fail
Geo II. Fannil Azs purchased
IA inieasE - JeITE i-ara',eEr,- to
issocO crop IEfv EIll ssgn -
;ssrolEis Islisins eIss plants
J. Bn
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09
The DUDE Was caUsrEO-
ne Has B~~E TsBts< - Csse - IA. Sea,
fsE1<<zasTY Ass EaE-sG ~.

Ne Has E>~E TETtsE - Gtse - Ishs $ssss
srs<szasIY 49, Eai-s-G
Wsre ESz ever erEsAsss- ! .aE a nsa-
IittIs t-IL0qE naa-5ssI fztO tssts c71gEzp,se,s
Ein.i = STATE yesterday. and really
fest sOrrE Fog kina-
He uzs = P1lFt=. F.aIf-h-ts candidate
t0- zznEas5.9.s ans sszs1I yssstfzetho1- bsst
~ vas EnEarssy- u uzs % a serpes
car. and thas =esss Sserr all slIeis
liz car - 7PPa,1- 4 LsliF started % 81
Ter. AMI -apnettF b.gy- k5PP.as ~ before
sEs g1s k.-r fapt ~ tk.s step. arpurerl--
y uf.h tn E1sszbse fs;estiGzs n rez-
sieEinz Is~- hfs ss.ls IIzs EEsI vas god
bat jzss sll.-s an a. eeptEeuz.s nag
the dor Fsss@ 20 Eezze sk-s ear. ant kEs
haste zzs al s9- n1n-hE
q skaszsisE q SssasEo5atr7Ert Es-seS
1<sss- kfs brssls. BE-: Il u-s1s fosr0se+. -
= bright s4sA q kqs=. za.s ~ sal .ssgssn
=zrin- ~ tilr rstZr es-rzr asaa.s-z tE..s
szsal< thing as5currs.I. asA til $500
gTrI ussre Pr1EogEas,I- bat tAe k-lPe-
fsE saak rsas still - DIX H
TEgEssrs- ts..-C< art 1asy v5ss1--.-
asoSr.Ihg-s5zs psas s1.-b a. vzas.Es szui1s.
tuEg s-ss- ilsr~z=zry Esr B@r cg1sEa~1-
zasE. -beats- thsazht - had a, sl.r- tEsssx
y &. h1t. axis i-a-5v t-Js h nss.s hate
lsa-n bsra Ezassr IL. j x star. faaszI1z
froa L5f Ihex. tor tES ye1z< Lz-I6zss
rang iks b.-ll tzs4r ar.8 Eess tsse ess. A.
tn shastavr r H. frtsnz zsez 1<essr.
AMI thz EssA q EssFe pas-zstsS ss,st E.5.s-iy
% tn Fo1sg CI8esseEf5el.s > rr.4fli ,s,,sl-
t-nsHo-
IL APPEARED % L-s= All Kart tAe1.
and tarE4,f hfs s,tenii1sl u usirs.sEziz HIS
lsiys zrssan-s sa.-h ass.-trar,t z.suireusp.-s
5a@ tiSe EahSrzlaa q TIL zs-fs5ss.-rfirs-
tt=s. vzas h-.zVi1z fat5 sixh. Efth psal1.-
fal F-7snlsrFgE- THIS lasss - ei.sszasr,zs-
sis'1 tl-sE s-sns.I 10 cali sssE tAs- ksII
ssrsAsth = Asis tzizIseT. b. fals-,s . ~
taer tl1lI tze ear aas Esling %. =Len
r. vzzs staest~aly bstarh1 u a rszEELs-
ti1q q IN sitaztisG y = zszsEEst p1s1.s-
an sayiny - hFHas
s1y- Ifsrf- E-.Isr. Il yoa'I give tkEs
Ifsss- girl tElat sat scat Elis.I sszzas-
Elz np 3tsielf~
He gave u, tx sat. ant, A. - r-.se-
II sssf1-s.4 - --ralE sszzsier- IsEs5s uszs
afraid - EaGsIE-r ~ aE.g.s y rssEsI4 sis.-
strap tEr II da1 " a. Is-srn
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09


psl-ssr go f1asJg f-.s-f111 80 Cs1s,
80 As - Ae-ss-s - = -'.issl-
Tley ssa-s - s-erIs-se.s pDrtfsss -
Central Tssrk - ia day d4sbssl fe.i
oreT he Aos.etop< Ts~stg paeesuas
tie dsstaate, sss 10 tisssr d<Iseste
hans thy bels sseh = ns1s-iSe CsSf's
rrsglver sarh - were lls<sl "a ~ dsys
shen ma had lsss<4eS - frOs sHf
harris - s-e-L
IJssiey Ikositt1e snl cIaaEiS ckSpzeisb
we're % txhf 8seI % Ne Gezih Wfth
bisnk eartrsszes- =:
Sise wa tlse eas.e-
So i sIsAys tse ezts@- Ais an1
Al NJ. - ElrIys.lf JoTp<T sOsLI any
John T. I,aEilis1 zEs4 Cs,s Islo.ssy-
t5osd- q ~ real, sezsEsE raste-s
Stats array. WeEr the s-aa,11&. AL
eaek wore . gri1I. .setzEns51aI SSH.
froek-eaat zn.4 = par = trsssz8sEs. Cd
Bseo.lFhSo.<s zsss s9rs > esl-izE-
E15g6e 4-rzazss8sEs faarente-1 ~
Col B5l--Eyb1 called To- Dis
DzeILsZ Asatssznf. hsI1 easS q fls-
e9-sE,1t=ats r. pts.se j. spo<sss -1ess-
thing Ike zssszszsst-i zeISet zs:IefaseHs
20 = SerTE-lE Il zi-s k<pt ts.-is AsE.zs
frun skzEfzz zn1 FezbrsIs-I - = Ee.zzs-
Ter The Pslssssosss q fIsesr A-artE
Are ya1ss rs2.ga'- zsaaa ! L. n a
C5este=E ian E-zairer-
We are zGsse-zl the two aEtd-
nlstie vos1e zttseszsests - til B. d
Assss-znt- n 4 asep. gGrtsr1l ,sJaa--
.-FtEess- ska11tess J. L
-'BanE| Wz1t tlaers0 EegesseEss
'-DsIE-s esskeE 4 tk@z k1oar 9Aa.
kfslei tssez3.- was the s0scS woe zsss a.
fzis renzrs< = Col Blosiy is1e-l
Bat fat<TPas.si th.e tEiShtelf1s s-lr-
ge01. wb0 vEs present. E0r. psrF.sts q
propriesy OSIy. --Ihey are h,5sk ds.sA
snse-SsSo.8 tEzt tkts szs % b szs5
vfth blznk ezrtrStz=S. sasostslEs % tte
strses soraerF custom z1S tk< Prz=tsss
Of AL reatIezss1 Yoa siI1 hs ARRESTED
f0r Esznser-
--xos z5<h.- Trp1ssa Cal El0s.F-
bsOod. prl1sfeEiaz > es-s u tShe7s1 zz.5
n sinis-eE szsfs- 20 = L They sess
ozly d14<s WeskzIl ra7eiEe -ke tkErai-s
Of en=zrsssS sEs3 TIE gate Essasspss az m
yadis51 Square gEFs-z- Wy y H. A.
sissarf i shs greatest eiEEsIxfGy sgesst
known t0Eez
50 they al eraol<esi tk.sir e5b5Ss "A.
Sere kzPPT fora I0zz. Log tis7- --Toez
Hall II Osee WEEK
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09

ne Sal-iag cs,-ninz fizh; = =
his:sr orr An IIlinss< jH.iE- has
grated an inIsI,esEoa nrt=rInz the
siirs etO-= 70 sS4ea ihe gzt=s every
Day sssi zInigaiy effort ! l-iag
made By the sslzsiaE el0=in- per-
y 10 --e9rs = DaifesI States ia
jarsesiSE dirsetIng that the f1iIr shall
b elO=.ei On tn SaaseiE- II ti.-y
zuo9=ri- I nziiDnal-=lzie fight vii
= FEee5EEtatsd aha. GiII attract =
great deal Of ztteatIOn- Tb= -
suit q liz apFliezsiOn for injane-
tiSR vii No dSuEt be known a.e5oo=
this ! =Pres.i E,=sore ySur reeier=-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09

SPoltsmtn Eli be srssslr iaier-
.ssse-l in The display q E.ass- fish
AID fuEh@zrinz ann1ais from The
Stale Of Washington Some Jeo-
pc have an IDA Ibai Washington
= composed Of zril prairie high
lna.sniAiLs AMI skip sorses. has
iley nnsy = ueI s.e prtpare,i IN -
asterisheSl- Thy have SEMI dawn
elk, deer. linns, i<srS. goats Eld-
eats -Are.sons. !, NIX, grouse. NAL
lzr.i. t=.l. sarvas lrsk. Ii.s:ail<,
I.lssAsanlS- As;.s 49,. relicsns.
.Ti=il sn-l 50 unal.y olhzr specimens
ii.ai sc can't reeOI.l thenl- As fer
sslr,o,,, l.o Oi.ssr display - sol-e
mention-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09

MUREIz. Tenn. JuzeG--Ssrs1 R-uaS
and A1exzn1er Wzts0z. tE0szitehnez
we're fnstantly kiIEesi - rke O<e-s1rn-
Ing Of : sziteA engine N TIE Eznsas
CEtF. II SeO<t and Nemphts EzIEunss
yzraAs ke-E No1dzy- BSsh Ezn were
crushe-a into shapeI-zs mas Ihe a.
e5ient Was ezEsa1 b tie Spreading Of
GEe rails
WooD P1IP \ rapidly b.easaafnz o.
Of rke H1z1 zas5EeEzzII- ns.e,1 u nam
fsetnred zrf1<EeS- Nae Only \ II foun.s
aEzfIahle for 1azkin< many Il rEz nee-
ezzzries and e1asezien.-sss % mans liz.
zz5s- fro1 n<=syoPers- b1t Il EszEsozp-
Fzring IN artistic elGzs IN WIKI tc
hET him
= WEsr RgIxE- Ga. can h.ass q III
yo1ngezt Telegraph Operator n III
un5s1 L11tE- Eupkrz- tk.s fvs-yezr old
dz1<hter q NE zE4 Mr. Z " Is.zaL
Has heen zbo1s til teleSrzpG oeses q
great deaI U7rh ker Escsker. AMI k1.s
uith s1EpEziziiz.g rea1Tlesszn.1 zes.rzey.
r5esl<.i % rK.e Xa-se sEg1absE
II + reported thzt thu eaSRes aLoae
the OCEAN e1ass 81 tl< STATE u Mash
inets,a are bezn.s exterr1;==szsL
TnE POSER i. nag tke ear uri-zs
E1ge1e u Azroa II Se4nss=. ~ easE
Eaan .nraz -h.e Wei EzssI.n kzalf-t-es,i-
Anl the Ezyz and stk.rr derivatives Of
Nexi<u and CeEsral Aa.ersr=s- zn.l r.-.s..s
uHz-ss hare ss-s E-5s.~r = \. Rl.r,liy zeal
H. t1e fze1
l. X fEsnEz- - s.ns-. I-zrtslrs.- s.l-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09

A,e late mas "a = shiny ESt and
lons,silrsl eOsi sispE.~i Airly M 10
= sansof The ieSeEi u,- ether day
aud said Guess IN tSke = little
ride with YOU, my fnend.~ The
heathen's caanel knelt and The 80.
date nah mounted aud threw Ain-
srlf ialo an nneoncssnsd. easy pes-
iure, Int when ,he camcl hampcd
hlmseli his attitude suddsnly
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09

Flattere1 Ee=saar1Es EesPer-I naa
Ei18 to bar. sir- shat yo1've b--en
grV@i1g - stroOz SSare you lsa.zG
e1@izy u ny r<sszu-=n1
FEIIetl-weII. is-s 4 sAeE Y01 SO
ny haAdts zrs sssaeatary aaa j SznI
anar1 10 eater a gyznzSiza Yes. s5-.
Eo.r steaks and sprI.g ehSeE-as are
naakiaz sew Has u r.-.-Cks-z..s
News RsS0ral
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09

changed ffr hzd 70 uss his Singers
and toes Or fsil on Before they
had gore tNensy Ett b ysIIe.i
stop h-r- B-sose flse camel goi >
chance 10 sqaai- iise sesiafe man
sliI to iIe grosn.s. lie uss IsIe
sad I,ssi hie Lad IN his hands
4 Egn't IT, that sEain- H. sid
lis sore Than - siekne-=.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09

E.n;r,-ky sisilest,sI her building
Iast Tissss..ag afri I.sopis fem ilsr
BIGe ersst -tai@ uuveIls4i = stz;He
of Dsps=l .;ssns. 10 asi.i.iion- The
.;si1~ = IA ~ r6spr.sIs q tlse
s.uiIsssn= mi !. Is. i.issfes d paris
AIR ia eEs.4sis5sss !: vii = care
fully r..zzst n isfslsze an.s tran
tesesl 10 Laai;ssil,e- G@rrr.'os
BSos1 .r1se iise sissiifia,ory -
ssee's Csrre-pos.sseDss,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09

Yszi,ss He l. frs=Assan. y.sa NJ.
StraEEsrTsS ! .AstzEa sEirE r.aa
zpaA ssus-S shst frs kis aI.S--4ras.<-a-
Visitor Whye
Ssrznrer He kss.Ss ;. uszeA uzs.tr
tAsAa Tx I.rs.ssssoss IrAsk
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09

isnras He.Is-iue News the Rouels
sasa lsay- In srser - le.l'Ay this
Sa.Ss,sstsv-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09

SrArIsrIrs rsi.psSed - tAe Trsak
Line 4s<oei1sica shes ti.1t travel -
trcen New TerS =A1 CLSsara has in.
e=eased fnlly - PER cent avrine til
last nonth.
NES JrsSlE tsRAST Has 0ae IL the
npst taluahic eollseiioaS in sis e,4an
ny ~ untilae eansiissticlS. s.iIe "a
tlicm IL rcld. sospe a. silver. and sshers
u rarc pottery
A FoEaorrKS vault fallo antique u.
locco riPss hAs tsSu Naeassl,s,l il Sta.
rIcN Inn. I.ondolt vhile extavatins e.,
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-08-12

Minister Peterson The Government
wont buy it.
Rep Nawshi - Suppose the price
agreed upon between the Government
and the land owners Is 80 high that the
them
Minister Peterson The land viii re
vert TO the owner.
The Secretary read Section 5, which
provides that the costs OF survey, etc,
Shall be charged to the land owner.
Rep. Marques offered amendments
providing that the land owner, in case
the land is not sold, shall reimburse the
Government for all which it has expend-
ed for surveys, etc.
Noble J. VI. Horner thought the
amendments were utterly impraeticable
and unbuSinesSlike, and no land owner
would be likely 10 enter into contract on
any such terms.
Rep. Rick&ri-The argument SppheS
lust as well on the other side. The send
ing of surveyors into the country dis
tricts Is very costly.
Rep. Bruwn-The contract is TO pro-
vide that the cost OF survey, etc, Is 70 De
charged 10 the land owner. That makes
il debt Of his, and these amendments
are entirely unnecessary.
Rep. Nawahi thought there should
be some protection 10 the Government to
insure reimbursement OF the large
amount TO be expended in surveys.
Rep. White thought the section ought
not 10 be passed.
Noble Burchardt moved recess till
80.
Minister Cummius reports following
bills as signed by His Majesty: l. An
Act to amend Sec. 9l5 Of Civil Code SIS
amended; the three Postal Savings
Bank Act; sn Act 10 provide for pay
ment of salaries till September S0th; an
Act relating TO foreclosure Of mortgages
Tie House took recess till l 80.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-08-12
disbursements.

A Miss Helen Flavin is about to
give lectures in the principal cities
of the East, her subject being
" Leprosy" In an interview with a
Topeka, Kansas, reporter, Miss Fla
win has made some gross mis-
statements about leprosy in these
islands. One is = that 1000 people
die in the Sandwich Islands annu-
ally of the dread malady, and that
there are 1900 lepers on Molokai.n
In the next issue of the Paradise of
the Pacific, the editor will handle
Miss Flavin's statements without
gloves, and marked copies will be
sent to the cities where she purposes
to lecture.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-08-12

Captain Brandt of the schooner
Occidental reports that while sound
ing near MONDAY Rock he hauled
mp a piece of pink coral. The exact
position of the find was three-quar-
tiers of mile south by west of Noon
day rock, and in twenty-one fathoms
of water This is considered extra
ordinary, as it was not supposed that
coral could be obtained so far north
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-08-12
THRUM'S ALMANAC.

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~ ALMANAC AND ANNUAL for reliable
statistical ard general information relating to
these Islands Price 50 cents; or mailed abroad
60 cents each
usl- Honolulu, 4. l.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-08-12
MR.. W. F. ALLEN,

HAs AN OFFICE WITH MESsRs- BISHOP
II CO., corner OF Merchant and Kzahumanu
streets, and he will be pleased TO attend to any
business entrusted to him. 1224-em
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-08-12
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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-08-15

A ~
"a few days before the election a
little incident happened which morti-
fled me deeply" said a business, man to
the writer. sit happened in this way
he continued. ''You see, l had some
business TO transact with one of the
candidates for the Legislature, and ii
was something important. was forced
to go out to his house to see him. Ii
was quite late when l arrived there,
and l guess he had gone to bed. AT
any rate the servant who opened the
door showed me into the parlor to wait
for his master. / was obliged to wait
some time. and while doing this l anu
sed myself looking at the pictures and
ornaments about the room. On the
center table, among books and other
bric-a-brac, stood a big fancy decanter
filled with liquor which looked like
whisky. 1t was a curious looking de-
canter, and on one side was some fancy
lettering which l could not make out.
Being rather curious to find out what
it said l lifted the decanter from the
table and tipped it up SO that the light
fell on the lettering. 1t said: If you
touch me I'll tell
"Curious, wasn't itp But sure enough
it did tell, for l had scarcely had time
to read the lettering when my ears
were greeted with the tones of John.
ny, Get Your Gum There was a music
box hidden in the bottom of the de-
canter, and when it is tipped the ma.
chinery starts and the music begins.
You can Judge for yourselfhow SUR
prised and chagrined l was, for / had
never seen the master of the house be-
fore, and he would have a fine opinion
of me for my meddling qualities. l
hoped and prayed that he would not
come until the blamed thing stopped,
but in this | was destined to be disap-
pointed, for right in the middle of the
tune he walked into the parlor, and
gave m Il curious smile when he heard
that music box. 1t seemed rs if il
would lever stop. l tried to make
some sort Of an apology, but made q
bull of it, l know, though now l can't
think for the life of me what / said.
HE saw how confused l was and
laughed it off, saying that it, was an
oddity he had found in New York.
Then we talked of the business / had
come to transact, but all through our
conversation l could not help imagin-
ing that he thought 1 was trying to
steal a drink of his liquor while he was
out. | don't suppose he really thought
SO at all, but you can rest assured of one
thing, and that is, whenever l chance
to go into n strange mans house again
l will never NEEDLE with any of the
ornaments, but will content myself by
looking and not touching."-BoStM
Globe.