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Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01
1877
1871
WtuieitGt iaa lanse at nGste to 9tpsiite ben Vytte at es

MtuieitGt iaa lGnse at n9ste to 9tpsiite ben Vytte at es
binauoen belt.
"Gr Del life pGrre! CAB Damien boIoe OPP.
ga Damien bolot op. Nien iaa par Der euonu Sups
cen ueo osts Geremouier. Maimor9ensn8 Sol itoo
allercos bpt paa $>intIen, oa SrpaupssiGlterus ieste fin
tortuarige 6pyle.
6aa elmer siter, ben eaepte Wlai, par ale 6oobsr /
gepaselle, uLe zine Os Sren aabne. s ben iouore Del
al llplala Slot par en- ltor, TO Gta9er bsi Sal inorettet
til &isSiaI, bsbGn9t meo toltbare Sapeter % ioripnst
mso bobbelte H9ttsr al root bstrutne SGute - til StGns
berns - imelem builfe Der par Iabt EN- Sang aaben /
Wiioten. s SaIens epre GnOe paa Ell tire Srappetrin
bsi YIatiOrm iOo ben SpIurone, iout Greu Ntasuus
fem Aar tioli9ere baube iorarst Orouuin9eu, paa Sronsn
Iaa ct rigt broberet 6IsisIS Spube, Os ouer ben par Der
u~oipGuOt en- I~iseIepes brOoerst Sronbimmel al tarmoiins
root 6lstl. I'll usuitrt uenteOs lem robe Sabursttsr paa
be lem bee RigsembecSnGnp os usOen for benz Ell 6alps
trebs tire os tpue li9ueuoe Saburetter for Ri9etS Jtaao.
Paa gaQsrisrne pa be trs Sioer al Salen par Der 9laos
til be taIrise 6iIltusrs.
9iot for &lotteH nj traaote goubsitanbens Sroisrer
ino meo i'm Stau, os be so @iseSassmGno al bans
Stano ior at inotase fine YIaoier paa 9Gntens til bsire
for GrOuen. Sitter benz tom ~SorseitanOen, 1870 aianb,
meo i'm Sroisrer / Spipien % iotte fig paa Bautene til
pentre. 3ereter iuIste 8iOoeritabet % @oeIeu, oms
trent 200 9aaet meo SaaSmaritaltsn 5ribsr,e Grif
GlsmiHs 0s t0s glaSs I'll bsirs, iOrau SsHoerHs. San
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01
$500 Tor Gu aanmel Mpnt.

8 bar Eenge mpn.et tpr 1871 rteo tpoeligt
Narstal, ieno ct 2.GeutS 5rimGrte for ct
GirtulGre ON ~itIelone Dtpnter. Slanot Of
Mputer, oi tipber. lfal pi her uGune noglr
iaa OF DC Srller, ri betaIer for benz.
So for Center ira 1856. $50 ipr 25zGenter
fra 1923 % 1927; $3.50 for en- SD!uoolar
ira 1904; $50 ior Splu, ollars fra 1851, 1852
pg 1858 meO Lib rty seated; SIS for Sob
bersGenter fra 1904; 81 for 8obbcr.Gentcr
ira IS . % SnnoreOer al anore Sla9s 70
3Gtoer. 81 betalcr bpie Eriier. bpis Ytuu,
ierne er | Den rette StanO. Seuo eitsr Cir
iulGre iba9. Noresie:
The Rare Coin Co, W~inneapplis, Dtinn.
40.11.3
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01
Saa fiGr iom Sait I Waocn.
tEumGnT Spltecpcntpr).

Oct bar en9an9 en- actIer. 0eune
aeiier baooe ire 2gtrc. ga ban bar
blepcn GnIcmono, pircoe ban otSic
9etre al fin Smipr9 % SjGrliBbeo.
"a DC M bar bleueu uornc % lnoIaa,
Bpormegen 0tpie oereS 6aoer bapoe
alort fig for at ppbrugc bent % bcparc
Dem fra alt Enoi, beiirGbte DC iig Ior
at trgitc BAN / Den Spr9, buori ban
oar neoi0nfct ppcr oercs MooerS 3po.
On Dag falOt bet aeiiercn inO at
lpprae lin GloIte Cater: "Ntit Barn,
fla mig, buor fiGr bar Oh mi9?~-
"6pOr tiGr ituIbe ie9 peI bauc Sig?
Soa liar ION Counting" ioareoc bun,
citcr at babe tGntt eiter, Bpao Der bar
oct Sgoeite paa SorOcn. "3u ifal
lcue nit Barn, SUB barre meo Gi9l"
Gerpoa iprr9te ban ben n~aitGlcite
9uttcr; ~Sppr tiGr bar vi mig, nit
Baru?" "Som Suffer, 6aoer." -
"@uO icnOc Dig alt @oot. init Barn,
at ies fan faa @lGoe al 0i8!"
aeiIeren frDococ ii8 iaare, oa ban
hDrtc, buOr bsit bans tuenoe 3gtrc CT
iteoe BAN. San mentc, at Der iIfe par
uogeu itsrre 9jGrtigbeO END ben, Der
tuuoe ligueS mco 6ouuiu9 % Sutter.
90 icct ban bcupcnote iis III ben png.
ite 3dtter, ipur9te ban p9ioa beuoe:
"Spur tiGr bar On mig, nit garn?"
-"Som Salt / Mtaoen," Iuarebe bun
muutert o9 imileoe / barnlig 8jGrli0s
beo. ibet bun Ilp9 9iuene neo. 6un
bar unoicli9 ODER, at 5ooeren BRIO fig
ON at ipprge bcnoe, iUm par ben Dn91te
al Dem ale. "a Svitrene bBrtc oct
Suar, bum 9ap 6ooercu, Draft be | bri
Cater % penote iig ira beuoe. Wten
6aoeren rpnteoe 8onoen % la9oe err
"8u maatte famine Dig, Din
.uOpOrasnc ln9e! Sar On life bsrt BuOr
beit oine Glore SpItre eliter mig?
Sporfur bar Oh life ta9et gyempel at
benz? @aa bin Gei meO bit Salt 90
alt bet gurioel"
8a ben pnslte aeiierOatter bsrtc
5aoerenS preoe Orb, bar BET, Iom ON
SOroen maatte opilu9e benoe, men bun
latteoe after Dtoo % ia9bs: "Seg
ip1r9er peo bit Saoerbppeb, at lea life
uitoe iraute Dig. Seq t9ntte i NIT
Siuo, at pm min Si9rli9beo til 9i9
life bar enbnu itBrre euo mine SpItres,
Itaar Den i bet minoite life tilba9e for
Spnnlu9 % Sutter. "--"Ssr uu," ais
brpb 5aoeren beube, "0u ppper enooa
at iornarme bine Ssltre! Yaf Dig
Bieblitfeli9 berfra, Su panarteoe Dat.
ter, Of ie9 life mere ma bore Dit Rapn.~
SaaleoeS lutteoe ban Wunoeu paa
beupe Os Loo beuoe itua ~grGoenoe til.
ba9e. Ssitreue plloe trsitc benoc, men
meo ipibie Orb, iom aioroe mere Omit
emo 8obt. pa ben pn9ltc &eiieroatter
itlsnncoe, at life cngau9 benoe3 Spitre
ifaaneoe beube, iatte bun aft lit Saab
til Sub, % b~eIlutteoc at panore bio,
bpor ban / i'm ytaaoe uiloe fore beube.
Suu meoto9 fun fin iGounnli9e gamle
9rast % git fra 9auosbp til 9anosbp,
til bun uaaebe en- anben Seiiers Spi.
pa bun bar tommet bio, bleu bun
itaaenbe peb 8ortcn. ai9lbermeites
reus Suitru fl Gie paa benoe %
ipurgte. buao bun piloe. gun ipareoe,
at bun bar Ell fattis Hise nosn 6prGls
ore, % at bun sjerne pilbe tase giene,
ite, bpiS be iunoe BRUCE benbe. 8oner
ipntes suot pm benoc 90 ipurste, boab
2sn bum ftulbe bape. "a Yigen ipa'
reoe, at bun life iprbrebe upseu 2sn,
isr DC barOe ieet, bpao bun buepe til,
blep &oneu iaa ~iurusiet puer bette for.
lianoi9e Soar, at bun itrar fGiteoe
beuoe. 8erpaa iaepc bum Iisen, buao
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01

sisre fig ResnitGb for, buOrlrccs Del
bar 9aact III, at bun bauoc rgtet en-
aeiierisn, talte ban life til Noscu
oerom. Gniporet al ben appetit, bpor'
meo 8jGiterne 100 Zig Mabcu image,
otloe ban gierne bape iul9t oeres @rem'
pei men efter at bnUe ia9et ct 4ar
WRnoIuloc foo ban bet blipc berueo.
Gjenerne bar after Retterne ursrte no.
Yten aeiieren mbrsoe iis / fit itile
Slno ODER, at @jRlterne meo ldaoan
Ippetit funoe lpiie Wao, iom foretom
bam rent ~uInta8elig. San benpenote
ct Sppr9smaal til FIT Nabo paa bsire
Stoe oerom. 3enue iuareoe, at ban
life minoeoeS at bape ipiit beore tlads
laoeoe 8ettcr. SeiIeren to9 o~crefter
en Bib al fin Nabos Galerten % ben
lma9tc bam uomprfet. Oan 9jentp9
5orlpget bpS fin Nubo til Beuitre meo
larnme GeIultat. TGuoerne lob BAN
8ano uoer al ben oeiIige Mao, bans
gtnboer 9Otteoe fla ueo. 0an bar oD9'
tig %liltei, men buem tunoc Iplle Dc
Setter, iOm ma latte ipr BAN! San
betoang fig, iaa lGn9e ban tnnbe, %
tog III % oG liot al NtUoeu, for life at
glgrc JIG latterli9 De anOrcs 8iGIters
zine. Dicn til Glutnin8 fuuoe fan
life bare Jig lenger, men relltc ii8 %
ia9oe meo boi Stemmc: "6Dr engat9,
aeller, bar 8u beoet mig til Din Sgus
SryQnp IOr at gigre 9tar al mig?"
"6or 9imlenS StylO, 3creS t|etiers
li9e Sgibeo, bporlcOe8 tuuOe nO9et
Saaoant fable mig inb! Sum ale iors
iamleoe @jniter er 8ioue til, Grer ie9
Dig iom aQe andre &eliere uoen unos
ta9elie!"
"gloeles life! l~lnOItvlO, 8eiler, ale
De ppri9e @laiters MaO er ipiielig, Inn
life mir."
8eler'S u~i9erfaoeren bleu noe al fig
leio al Sarme u9 beialeoe, at &Ottene
itrOr ltuloe inofinoe fig, % at ben StDls
oi8e ituIoe ~itraifes meO 9Doen.
Og buao bar iaa banot? 8ru6en
bopbe tilnpet ale 9tetter for fin 6aoer
uocn Salt, fun mco SUnniug % Gut
fer; bele Salttarret bar iplOt meo
ltpOt Suffer. 9erfor to9 ben ~itatfel3
&eiier ior9iepes nleo aniucu al Gait
tarret o9 baooe bet / Maoeu, Der finn
bleu Iooere % oamlerc ocruco.
Nu reiite gruben Jig % iagoe: Seq
bar lapet Getterue for ben &eiIer, Der
mi er iaa preb, % ie9 Uil li9e Gper,
buorior ics bar siOrt Bet. 9enue
Seiier er min Saoer. 81 bar tire
SBitre, Gn Dag ipur9te SaOer os,
buor fi9r ri baooe baun. Wtne alore
Spitre ioarebe. at be elifeoe bam, ben
enc iom Sonning, 90 Den anoen iom
Sntter. Seq iparebe, at ie9 bauoe
bam Iaa fler Ipm Salt / Wooen. 50.
Der bleu barm berouer % jog mig 10
at Sulet. Men ben tjere 0uo bar life
label mig omfomme, o. oeo Nrbeioe,
sgrbarbeo % Sp9ti9beO bar ie9 naaet
ben Ylaos, paa buitfen s III ier mig.
gtu pilOe ie9 beoiie min 6aoer, at Men'
neitet fan leue uoen Sonnins og Suf,
fer, men life ubcn Salt, % beripr bar
jeg tilbereot Getterne uOeu Salt. 9sm
nj neo feiierll9 SoritaHo, bpem Der
bar bait 8et."
ollie @jeiterne erfl9reoe meo Ell
Stemme, at Gigen u%retiGroi9 bar ia,
get no at Snlet. 9erpaa ertlGreoc
SrubenS SaOer, at ban life baobe for,
itaaet at itatte i'm Caters Soritanoigs
beO % bao beuoe nm 2iIsiuelie. Mer
Sruoen bao o9iaa BAN ON 2ilgiuclie
bpis bun peo fin Sanolemaaoe bapot
trenfet bam. % o~ereiter blep 8rpls
Iupslaset ~iOrtiat i 5rpb % @ammen
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01
Spiubelia Teboftpr fpr Tittia.

&uinbelig NcO0ftor for Tltti8'
~brosblab. 5rpten Gamma Sngelm Ital
/ Oisie Sage / Sammeriors, 5Inlano,
be9Dnoe at uOgipe ct WiaaneoSblao "iur
SpOg og g(lupr." SlaoetS &apn blt'
Der "9ilIe GiaarO."
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01
Aperttsiem
sur 90Mer Dol 0errerl

er bet bet bebite, forbi set bar set Itrr.
feite u9 bebit fpnitruerebe 8atteri, Ga cr
mirbre fompliceret % mere 6efuemt at
britse enb itu9et anbet eleftriif Belte nm
/ Sairoelen; bet bar Ell ieun aa behooe.
Zig Strpmt, ium fan 9jpres itart elsr
Nib efter 8ebag.
8i bar iinr frmbet bet belbre0epbe /
5ilieloer iom @igt, gtpres % Qeuer.
ipgbpmme, oaarlig S~oropielie, neruo5
Spa9beb, 9ambco, .. (. D., % fan trpat
aubeIale bet ium Ell iitfer % otoria feis
lenoe 8rr for alle oisie 3ilfploe.-Tor
8amTletter, meb GrisliIte, gtttcIter %
Slnpisninger, beI6g eller ifrio til
The Sander Electric Co.,
Sournal 8uilotns, AZ & 40 4t6 ct. @,
minneapolis, Wtinn.
Galamls, Soma, 12te ltat 1891.
Sr. 81. Sanoen!-
Som De peo, fit ie9 ct al Ceres
Electric belts, % BET bar 9iort mia
me9et 9obt. Seq bar life mere nOocn
Smerte, p9 piloe life iel9e 8eltet for
nugen 8ri8.
Seq ct ieroi8 M at bore gt9ent ior
Seres Better, for III bar ie9 @rforira
Ielo, at be ct 9ooe, p9 ies fan nnbefale
benz til DC, ium er iyse.
Senb mig ct gelte SEQ. 8 for en-
Dame. "Waist measure" firth Com.
mer. 3eres meo I9telie
Sliper 6ouien.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-25
3 .aESF0RO' l. TEST DEED.

Honolulu will take an interest in
the following latest story of Lord
Charles Beresford, who while here
long ago as cadet made himself
locally famous by committing
startling practical joke:
''Lord Charles Refeslord, one OF
the heroes in the British navy, is
fortunate in his opportunities. A
little while ago he was appointed to
the command of the ironclad I'm
dannted, ana at the end of last
month he found himself off Java. A
westerly gale sprang up and the
French cruiser Seignelay. caught
without any steam. dragged her an-
chors and WAS driven on sand
bank, where she was in danger of
going to pieces. Although she drew
nearly nineteen feet of water she was
driven into shoal water only ten feet
deep. Nobody supposed that she
could be saved, but berestord work
ed his own ship as closely in-shore
as ne dared, got out his steel haws-
ers ami chain cables. set all his men
to work, and with the assistance of
the French sailors managed to aoat
her, without serious damage, IN fifty
two hours. The next day French
squadron, arriving in mol haste, had
nothing TO do but congratulate the
English and French officers. One
feature Of the affair was the gallantry
0f an Arab boatman named SULLIVAN,
who not only swan II lon" distance
through heavy sta to the stranded
vessel with an offer 0f assistance,
but also swain ashore again, accord
Ing Ia the published accounts, with
The captains vile on hls back, Why
the captain thought % necessary To
risk his Mlfu's lie Ia tAis flsllan, 0F
how she came ia b. liale, - Y0l ex.
pla.s,d."
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-25
Irrigation Notice.

LAG 24t
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-25
w aIer sNctice.
Honolulu, June %, 1891.

HONOLULU, June ~, 1871.
In accordance with See. of Chap
Ter XVII. Of the Laws OF 1856.
All persons holding water privileges
or those paying wat rates, are here
by notified that the water rates for the
term ending December 81, 1891, will
be due aud payable at the office Of The
Honolulu Water Works, on the first
Of July, 1891.
All such rates remaining unpaid for
fifteen days after they are due will be
subject to an additional 10 per cent.
Parties paying rates will please
present their last receipt.
Rates are payable at the Office of
the Water Works in the Kapuaiwa
Building.
JOHN C. WHITE,
Supt. Honolulu Water Works.
lag 24t
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-25

HONOLULU, III. l., May q, 1891.
Notice is hereby given to all holders
Of water privileges that owing TO the
prolonged diouth, it is necessary that
care be used in the use Of water.
Holders Of privileges and the public
generally are therefore respectfully
requested to assist the Department
by exercising economy in the use OF
water.
The irrigation hours are from 7 to
SA. Nj, and 5 to = O'Clock P. M.
JOHN G. WHITE,
Supt Honolulu Water Works.
Approved
G. N. SPENCER,
Minister of the interior.
121 If
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-25
EY AuTH0riTy
Notice to Corporations.

In conformity with Section l44l OF
the Civil Code, all Corporations are
hereby requested to make full and
the Interior Department on or before
the 31st day of July proximo, the
same being for the year ending July
l, 1891.
Blanks for this purpose will be
furnished upon application at the
Interior Office.
G. n. SPENCER,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, June II, 1891.
143 7i-25 Ct
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-25
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, !
HONOLULU, ii. l., June 4, 1891. (
Ministerof Finance. 140 2

Notice is hereby given to Depositors
in the Postal Savings Bank that on
and after July |, l'y', The following
rates Of interest will be- established.
Per cent.
On Deposits not exceeding $500. u
On Deposits above $500 a. 5000 4
On DEF osits exceeding $1,000 ,... 81
Under the Act approved August 6,
1890, Deposilors eau irantfer their
deposits not exceeding S.5O0 TO the
Treasury, receiving IN place oI Postal
Savings Pace Booss, Guyrfnment
Bonds, bearing Interest Al Five pet
cent, payable in not lees than i've
nor more than tea y'ars from date II
lssuo, The Bunds arr tree from ali
6olcfumonl Taaes, and the inieuett
payahlr suml.suHualiy
u. 4. NlDEMAAA,
lsg g2i Aiulslof ul flnapes
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-25
Honolulu Tax Assessors Office,

From and after July /, 1891, tbs
undersigned, Deputy Assessor and
Collector of Oahu, will be in his Office
in the Kapuaiwa building on each day
Of the week Sundays excepted) from
o'clock until 4 O'Clock excepting
Saturdays when the Office will be
closed at IL o'clock nooo) for the pur.
pose Of receiving the returns OF all
persons liable TO taxation in this dis
trict.
All returns inust be made to the
undersigned not Iatcr than July 81,
1891, or no appeals can by law be
granted.
Special attention is herewith drawn
by the undersigned to the fact that no
return is valid in law unless sworn to
before the Assessor, Deputy Assessor,
Notary Public, or some other person
authorized TO administer oaths.
Blank forms on which to make re-
turns can be had daily during the
month Of June and July on applca-
ton at the Office of the undersigned
T. A. LLOYD,
Deputy Assessor and Collector of
Taxes for District of Kona, Island
OF Oahu.
Approved:
Ii. A. WIDEMANN,
Minister'of Finance. 140 2w
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-25
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

a London despatch says the Qlevn
has d, cided that the Duke OF i'Ite's
daughter, the recently born grand
daughter of the Prince OF Wales, is
to have only the raUk and lilie to
which she is entitled rs the daughter
of duke. The Queen came 10
this decision in spite Of the
fact that the legal advisers of the
Crown concurred in the opinion
that the Prince of Wales grand
daughter should rank as princess
of the blood royal. The Queens
decision is final.
Collector Phillips OF San Francisco
some time ago secured a list OF
whaIers who had obtained large
quantities of wbiskty at Honolulu
and sailed for Alaska. The revenue
cutters Rush aud Bear have been in
strucled 10 overhaul the whaiers, and
all whiskey, except small quantities
for medical purposes, will be seized
in order To keep liquor away from
the natives.
A San Francisco paper publishes
a rumor that the Union Iron Works
of that city are about TO receive
contract from the Japanese Govern.
mont 10 build warsbip.
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.
The anti-Sunday Saloon people at
Tacoma have succeeded in obtaining
conviction, and saloons and gam
bling houses Will hereafter be closed
OH Sundays. The saloon people have
appealed the case.
Four new wells are now being
drilled 10 the Newhall oil-lields in
Los Angeles county, and several
more will soon be commenced. The
product of the Newhal section is
now 900 barrels day, and Is stead
lily increasing.
The Sunset Irrigation district has
voted S2.000,000 OF bonds for the
construction of canals by which 10
lead water to lands on the west side
Of the San joaquin river. II is
calculated that the canal will open
up to cultivation 400, 900 acres OF
land, which now is nearly valueless.
The steamer Corona took ont re-
Gently from San Diego the first ship
ment of pig-tin, so far as known,
which has ever been shipped from an
American port, The consignment
consisted OF 207 pigs, about $4,000
| pounds. All the output of the
remescal tin mines will be shipped
through the Harbor of San Diego.
The Santa Cruz Water Storage
Company is about to build dam at
Yciba Buena, near Tucson, the length
of which will be 1925 feet and its
height sixty feet. The dam will
catch the water from 1000 acres and
will hold 10000, 100000 gsllons Of
water. II is estimated that there
will be sufficient water 10 irrigate
100000 acres.
The Council of Federated Trades
Is arranging for Pacific Coast Con-
vention of labor federations and a
committee has been appointed to
issue a call.
In removing the tools from well
at Stockton the gravel brought up
contained evidences Of an under
ground river which must some time
have existed 500 feet beneath the
surface. Fish bones were found In
the gravel, one specimen being the
jaw-bone Of y fish that must have
weighed pound or more. 1t differs
in structure from any fish known at
present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-19
THE MONK AS A CENSOR.
FATHER IGNAr1Us REopENs HIS WORK.
HE OBJECTS no DIR. NEwToN's RECEPTION OF
HIS LETTER

HE OBJECTS TO DIR. NEwToN's RECEPTION OF
HIS LETTER.
Father Ignatus, the monk, began his new mission
in this city by last night at the Chapel OF the
HOLY Trinity No. &c East Forty -thrdst. The meet
,nr was OF private nature Those present had been
invited By letter. and included about 100 Of the monk
more intimate friends. The sermon was g friendly
talk and a sort Of Introduction to the work OF the
mission in which the missioner hopes all his old friends
will Join.
After the meeting the monk was seen by Tribune
coporter at No. 3o East Twenty third-st. He took
great interest in recounng the incidents of his South
ern trip and had great many photographs and news
paper clippings mementos OF MS missionary work
in Florida Protestant Episcopal bishop In Florida
forbade him to preach in the churches OF his diocese,
but he says that when he preached IN the
hotels even the clergy came to hear him. He
held a most successful mission in Washing
tom and also one in Philadelphia. In the latter city
he visited Forepaugh's "wid West" show, and
nrcached to the Indians He has number Of
photographs representing himself and the Indians
grouped together. The reporter asked hin in regard
TO the letter he had proposed to send to Dr. R. Heber
Newton which is printed in full in todays issue on
page twenty-five.
"oh, sent it this afternoon" said he. "I sent it
by an intelligent messenger who could report how 1t
was received When the messenger returned he said
that Dr. Newton very angry. After reading my
letter he asked the man who had made me his bishop,
who had made his fatherconfessor, and if that was
a sample Of the way gentlemen treated one another
In England He also said that il / wanted to know
what lie believed should come and hear him preach
Then he said that the letter did not require any
further answer and dismissed the messenger.
"Now, when he thinks that must needs be his
confessor order TO ask hm such questions as did
in my letter he makes great mistake. He as much
as denies the right Of Christian TO stand up FOR ms
Christ We TO Whom Christianity is a precious her
itage, must cherish and guard it, II thief came
into this house and began picking the LOCK Oh ms
door 1 would put him out and he would have no
right to ask If that is the way gentlemen treat each
other in England. d.,
Dr. Newton is perfectly free 10 hold what views
he peases but it seems TO that true gentlemanly
instinct would lead him TO resign from church with
which his beliefs do not agree and whose doctrines he
is paid TO teach. l am acting upon the assumption
that Christian has right TO try 10 protect the ialtl
that he holds dear by struggling against those who
would undermine it,
For Father Ignauss letter 10 Dr. Ne'con See 22d P1 &C.
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abroad, The diseased animal had been imported from
tho limited States

THREATS AGAINST THE MAYOR OF BRADFORD
London April 1e.-The Mayor Of Bradford to-day re-
ceived letter which said that several men had been
detailed to Kill him, the chairman Of the Watch Com
mttee and the Chief Constable, and that this action
was to be taken to prove that the authorities could
not interfere with impunlty with tho lights Of the
public. Placards which have been posted By tho
strikers announce that mass-meeting viii be held
tomorrow in the Town Hall square. Large contin
gents OF men have been imported TO support the sri
ecs in their demands for what they consider their
rights. The authorities, warned by their previous
perenee with the weavers, taking every pecaution
10 prevent the gathering OF the men. Troops have
been summoned nom Leeds, and the police OF this
place have been armed with swords In addition 20
their bat0ns and have received orders that the square
must be cleared at any cost.
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,,rrr,vc OF THE COLONIAL CLUB.

Tho srec,aI ANIMAL meeting Of the Colonial Club
,ras ned last night at the clubhouse, No. 1877 West
sovsntv.secondst The object of the meeting was 10
hssr The reports of the various committees for the
n,r.ort vear The club was organized in May, 1889,
as tbe occident Club, which name was changed year
ago 10 the Colonial The club has had an unusually
os sfnI career from the first and is now In a strong
J, a-rorors condition The membership is 400 at
present. 200 having been received curing the ia 81
ih cIuh IN ne ON a firm basis. number Of valuable
picnres have been added 70 the art collection during
he wear The building committee reported that the
hsTnSsome new clubhouse on the Boulevard was going
forward satisfactorily. piano recital was given after
the meeting by Mr.. Macy