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The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02

The Dyersburg. a new boat In the trade
from this port TO Belzoni, lett promptly at
10 o'clock Tuesday morning with large
freight. ofacered a. follows:
L. Boccalletu master. A. +. Gormly
clerk. Jim Berry, second clerk. joe barry
engineer. The boat will leave on Tuess
day, Thursday aud Saturday MORNINGS at
10 o'clock prompt
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02

we return thanks to the Committee on
Invitation for an invite TO tho supper to be
given III Lake City on next Wednesday
night, April slb, for the benefit OF the
Methodist Church OF that PLACE. We were
also requested TO bring all our friends and
as many candidates as we can induce to
eeme. capdldates.thls is your chance to
sec the good people Of that section.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02

Mr.. w. II. Klein, of the lnsu r
ance firm Of ]. NJ. Klien & Bro, Of
vicksburg, Miss. committed suicide
on the 29th ult. lie was alone in
his room. his wife having gone out
a few minutes before, when the fam
lily heard a noise Ike pistol shot
and on going to his room found him
shot through the heart and a pistol
lying near the bed on which he had
been resting. His hand was pressed
20 his side covering the wornd, and
he was then dying and speeches.
The cOroner's jury, afcr a careful ex-
animation. decided that his death was
the result Of an accidental wound
seH inflicted.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
Enr Rnnraaentntlve.

We are authorized 10 announces q u
PERKINS ms a candidate Tor the Legls.
laturo from Yazao County, subject 10 the
ActiOn Of the Democratic Convention.
We ARE authorized to announce w. CA
RUTH ERs IN a candidate for the Legisln'
turo.tr0m Yaz0O County, subject 10 the ae'
tlon.oi the Democratic Convention.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02

Yazoo City, Miss. has been IN the city TOR
the last two weeks. selecting an the latest
novelties for his store. Mr.. Wise Is a buyer
OF excellent taste. Judgment aud experience
aud has = host OF friends Ia the trade who
are always pleased 10 see lin. lie takes
advantage Of an discounts that cash CON
NAMES. aud ENJOYS the most excellent ered,
t.-New Iork Dry Goods Chronicle,
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02

We are authorised 10 Rnnouncs o. q.
GRIFFIN as candidate for recollection ~
ChancorY Clerk of fnzoo county subject TO the
action OF theDomocratic convention.
We are authorized 10 announce John a.
SWAYZE as candidate for ohaneery
clerk Of 1azqo county subject 10 the action Of
Abe Democratic convention.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
For Treasllrer.

We are authorized 20 announce JAS. A,
BARK SCALE az n candidate for Treasurer
OF YaEoe csanty subject to the action Of tho
Democratic convention.
We are authorized 10 announce N. @,
pHlPPS NJ q eandj dat0 for recollection ", the
ohce OF Treasurer of fax0o County subject to tho
action Of the Dem oerntlo CDnyention,
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02

lie, Hinson who was serving life
sentence in the State peuitentiary for
the murder Of w. ID. Simmons, made
his escape from the guard last week
and is at large.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02

Several editors arc candidates this
year, among the number NOAH, of the
Kosciusko Star for Chaneery Clerk,
Johnston Of the Durant News, for the
Legislature, aud Gillespie Of the
Tupelo Ledger, for Senator IL ties
are as popular with their eonsiitu-
ents as they are with the Press they
will be elected by a big majority.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
Dissolution Notice.

/ have this day sold my entile inter-
est in the firm OF Exum h Williams Of
Vaughnns, Miss, to u. b. Williams,
who viii collect all asset ard indebted
ii ess due The firm, and pay all liabilities,
II. ID. Exum.
Miss, March l6, 1891,
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
FOR RENT OR LEASE.

The miles Place" adjoining Satar-
tia in this county. We shall build q
four-room residence for the lessee or
tenant Address,
JOHN S. or &. II. WILLIAMS
Yazoo City, Miss.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
FOR SALE.

The following real estate in YszOu
cORnty:
r Sec9, T IS. R4 West.
s + / Sec 1. TIA. r 4 West.
w u W See 6, TIA. Rs Wes'.
VIII be sold cheap
w. A. HENRY, Assignee.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02

To tho membership OF the Alllsnce Of
Yazoo county. Owing to a cnange made In
our Constitution by the State Alliance our
county Meeting viii he In May instead OF
April as heretofore. The time and place OF
holding the meeting with let you know.
w. g. N. STRICKLAND
President county Alliance
DnNnr Mnrch Old 1901.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For DIstrIct Attorney.

We are authorized 10 announce 8, 8. HUD-
SON II YaEo0 Oily, % n candidate for dis
triet attorney. In this. The seventh circuit
Uinds' YaEo0, Madison, Copiah. Lawrence and
Lincoln. subject 10 tho action Of tho democracy
OF YaToo Q unity, then II successful " that Of
the district,
We are authorized 10 announee COL,W
~ Lu96 M candidate for district ~
fofnoy. FOR this tho seventh circuit court dis
trict composed of the counties lliude, 1nzDo.
MadisoR Copiah Lawrynco and Lincoln subject
10 The action Of the Dem0eTaey Of The dlku ciA.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
FOR Senator.

We nro authorized 20 Announce A. NJ.
HICKS a. q canddnto for reelection tor
Senator from YaEoo County subject 10 the
action " the Democratic Convention.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
sTRAYEp or STOLEN .

On or about March lsti 1891,
ONE DARK MOUSE cOLORED
MARE MULE
Medium sizei white spot on the neck
at collier place; crooked tail branded
B. on jaw six or seven years old,
VIII pay liberal reward for return
Of same or for information leading 70
her recovery. II. V. POWERS. /
2 tines Palmetto ONE
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02

Cottan receipts up TO March 2Sth
were 6,209,s 6l bales as against g.
562,s52 bales TO same time last year
an increase of 6i7.0l2 bales.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
For Assessor.

We are authorized 20 announce @. W..
HOOVER rs a cant date FOR re- election tnf
Assessor OF YaAoo county subject 10 tho aeto
81 the Demo cratic party.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02

The fast train of the /, e. now
makes the run from Chicago to Ne
Orleans In % hours.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
For JuatIce OF the Peaoe.

We are authorised 10 announce j p KEEL
~; as candidate or Justice q the Peace
If Heat 81 iazao County, subject 20 the
action Of the Democratic convention.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
WANTED.

A good, sober. industrious printer--one
who uud erstands job work falrll well. Adj
dress THE SENTINEL at once.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
SALARY. So5 Per Week.

OdIdTy1 W&O FOT WYNN
Wanted Good Agents to sell our Gem
eral line OF merchandise. No peddllng.
Above salary will DO paid to "live"
agents.
For further information, address:
CHICAGO GENERAL SUPPLY CO.,
No. 176 West Vau Buren,, st..
Chicago, Ill.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
FOR SALE.

Two Lots ia LiBlouia Addition. fac
log the jackson Street park. Esch
lot Is f5xl50 feet, one OF them il a
corner lot, the other adjoining.
w. a. HENRY,
Assignee for r. q. Hudson.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
Ladies Gauge, BaIbriggan and
Silk Vests.

And other White Underwear which following prices
Ladies' Short Sleeve 8abnggan Vest worth soc at 25c
Ladies' Short Sleeve Finer Vest worth cts at 4Oc
Ladies Short Sleeve Still Finer worth 70 cts at 5o
Ladies Short Sleeve Extremely Fine worth LOO at z5c
Ladies' Short Sleeve Silk Vest worth 200 at f25
Ladies' Short Sleeve Vest Fancy coIors and
Long Sleeve worth $50 az I.z5
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02

The Blonnt True Blue PioW's No. 0.
are tsking the lead this year, il i The
test made pillow In the market and our
farmers are fast finding u cut. Crane
Bios. A CO. sole aneuts.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
observation-disclosures.

have avs day sold 10 n. J. and N. n.
tucker my entire stock OF goods books.
aCceuuts noles deeds trust etc. Al
Naughn's. Miss. who viii collect all asseta
due me and pay al liabilities due or TIE
business Al Naughb's.
JNO. S. TUCKER.
Naughus Miss. Apnl Isl 1891.
Referring 20 the above notice we Nh
continue the business Of general .merchee-
disc 40 Naughns Miss.under the frm name
Of Tucker 8 Co. VITA 5 y Tucker mnnaasr
and hope 10 share a literal part Of he
trade. \. J.TUCKER
- ~. n. TDChEH-
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
STOCK AND PRICES.

must examine stock will equal ual
Koou rom 20 100 Ier cent lower than
we have added this already full line Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
TIE WINTER ACROSS TIE ATLANTIC.

London Jan. 21.-Thc thaw throughout England
continues ono Of lis effects Landslide at Folke-
stone. Three people were crushed to death in tho
avalanche OF snow and earth which fell upon cotttge
in which they lived. The thaw has caused dsaStrOuS
Hoods IN many parts Of the country. especially in
Kent. in which county roads, bridges and houses
have been swept
Further advceS received in this city in regard 10
the weather on the Continent are to the effect that
heavy >nowsiormS are still prevailing throughout
Eelgium, and that the mails in Germany. France and
Holland greatly DELAYED owing to the interruption
of tiafic caused by the heavy fall Of snow.
Paris. Jan. 2l.-Thc seaport Of Fccamp on the Eng
hsh Channel at the mouth Of the Fecamp River. j,
inundated. The town flooded 50 quickly that it
was with difficulty that the Inhabitants rescued
from their dwellings and transported to places Of
refuge by boats
lambur q Jan. 2l.-A dispatch from CuXhavcn says
that the River Tlbc j. entirely free from ice.
AgierS. Jan 2l-Communicaticn between A:iers
and the town Of icdcah about forty miles from here.
has been completely cut on by the SNOW II il i'm
possible 10 C0ntnu" thc mall service and the supply
of provisions AT Mclcah l. scarce. Advice, from
Guclma. I'm The department If Constantine state that
there is considerable mortality among the Arabs Of
the mountain trihc who suffering severely from
the cold and from famine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
ARRANGING FOR KAL1hAUAS FCNER4L.
THE BODY or THE DEAD KING EMBALMED-
RECEIVING MILITARY AND CIVIC HONORS

THE BODY or THE DEAD KING EMBALMED-
RECEIVING MILITARY AND CIVIC HoNoRs.
san Francisco Jan. o1.-Thc BODY Of King Kalf
kama va, cmbalmed last night and TO-DAY it Wa
ulac,d in a metal coffin hermetcay sealed. and con-
ycycd to the mortuary chapel of Trinity Cnurch
where II will he guarded bv detail from the United
state, Arm, for.cS here. The body viii not lie IN
state and will not be exhibited to the public. Al
! O'Clock Thursday Afternoon the funeral services
will be held at Trinity Church. The body will then
bc escorted by United states troops. the California
National Guard ard various Masonic b dies 10 the
wharf whore il VIII be officially received b. Rer I'd
mird E-own and conveyed on board tie hag>hp
Charleston which came down from Mare Island yes
,erdav The Charleston Will sail for Honolulu at
4 O'Clock Thursday afternoon. Colonels Maciariane
and Baker aud the Kings personal atencsht' VIII
accompany the body home.
The Board Of supervisors held meeting today for
he purpose Of making arrangements for the funeral OF
Kim, KaI,k,uo to morrow NayOr SandcrsOn pre-
sided Committees were appointed 10 arrange for
funeral service, and 10 carriages The form OF
invitations 10 those who attend the funeral was de
cd,d upon. and il announced that lnviatlohs
woud be sent 10 state Federal and municipal officers.
rcnrc.cntave, ~ commercial bodies and Other a>'o
Citations and also 10 the knights Templar. BrsadieT-
General Cutting ha, issued orders for three regiments
nf t,o second BRIGADE United states Cavalry 10 par
t,p.fc i'm the Osequies. II j. understood that there
Will g." twelve acting pail bearers and twelve honorary
nall l.,r,.r, Amonc tho-" named >nch are eN-
toycrnor rerhlns Governor Burnett eX Mayor Pu'
j. II. Goodman and j. l.. Moses. 0f the Mt'onc oTHtI
cN nird states senator william >prc'hIes anu No'o
| nall Erftp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
SAVED HIS VESSEL Br FLIGHT

san Francisco Jan. II CSprcian.-The bark sea
King reached here 10 day from Cocta Bucna the most
northern port of chill She had no pupcr, and the
captain declared that he had lifted anchor and put %
sea to avoid conhscation Of hi, vessel: he wa, pur-
.ucd two days by Gillian war vessel but managed
o distance her. The trouble grew ont Of Il collision
between the King and French vessel In the por;
Of Colc,a Bucua. tn" ScA King VA, damag,d about
81 900. and her claim against the French vessel was
proved when the latter brought a cOnntor,n. TIE
,bilian auhoritioS who under obligations Ia the
French tcycf,cd the prcvioli, decision. and when the
apiain ~;iw that appeal 10 highc: court would b'
u,elc>,. hc saved hi, vessel by fdgit. The case has
ccu referred . Mr.. Blaine for settlement. The sea
King bcluncs 10 g. II. ThcObold. OF Bath. Me.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
HOME RULE NOT DEAD.
LORD SALISBURY'S OPINION EXPRESSED
IN SPEECH AT CAMBRIDGE
THE KILKENNY FIGHT, HE SAYS. PROVED THE
INCAPACITY OF THE IRISH FOR A fARLIA-
MENT AND THE UNLIMITED POWER
OF THE PRI IESTHOOD.
OF THE PRIESTHOOD.

London, Jan 2l-Lord Salisbury delivered a
nolitical address at Cambridge to-day. In In,
rourse of his remarks lie said that his Parliamen
tarv opponents had furnished him Merry Christ
mas. They executed Transformation scenes Will
,reat versatility, hut the Importance of affairs
IN which they participated had been eNagger-
,ted He did not believe either that the Home
Rule contest was on the point of victory or that
II was now dead. lie then said
Many positions must be carried before Home
Rule is victorious Even if the mysterious Home
Rule bill is passed. it will be our duty 10 undo
the mischief. My belief in Home Rule owes It's
existence TO two very clever mcn-Mr Gladstone
and Mr.. Parnell While they support it | should
give you imprudcnt advice if | persuaded you
the battle was over. Many vigorous struggle
is still before YOU. Recent events have cleared
The air and shown MS what to expect. In the
absence of documentary evidence. it is probable
that Mr.. Parnclls account of the 1lawarden IN
terview is the most accurate. but what Mr.. Glad
stone thought a year ago is no guide to MS
thoughts year hence.
! hesitate to speak of Mr. Parnclls character
in this university, OF which he is a distlhSuls
alumnus: but his opponents can hardly he coiSid-
cred champions of morality, since they look 'cl
DAYS to decide that they would no longer associate
with him. The lomc-R Rule rehearsal in London
and Kilkenny was not edifying. and seems l" nav"
evolved a Donnybrool Fair. Whatever happens
in Ireland runs TO blackthorns The rehearsal
proved that lriShmon quite incapable of con-
ductng an indcrendcnt Parliament. 1t had further
shown the unlimited power of the priesthood,
whose match,cSs organization had swept down
q man who had been dcspot of the whole Irish
movement here and in America. That Is the
ruthless organization beneath whose heel lou
would place ProtestantS by granting Home Rule
We shall he mad indeed if we NEGLECT the lesson
which the TEMPEST has unveiled. The Antagonist
with which YOU have been contending is the
sinister domination of Crokc and Walsh. To me
il is matter of rejoicing that the disclosure has
happened. as it will fortify Ulster
In concluding his speech Lord Salisbury al
tributed the suffering and discomfort in Ireland
10 natural deficiencies, due to climat' and alb
sence of the mineral resources which enriched
England. He believed that the con-
struction of light. or relief. railways,
the peasant pTOpriety system and ennera-
tiOn were more important + lrcl 'no ;
well-being than experimental legislation. II the
Unionist efforts succeeded in disSlp3lrG i'll dreams
and passions. and passing eooi measures. thc
present niOnist struggle would be in the future
regarded the foundation OF liciands prosperity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
CAPTAIN O'SHEA NITUPERATiNE
HIS LETTER TO JUSTIN MCCARTHY ANoTHET
BOULOGNE CONFERENCE PROB\BLE.

EIS LETTER TO JUSTIN MCCARTHY ANOTHER
BOULOGNE CONFERENCE PROBNBLE
London JAN o1.-It became known to-day that on
December o Captain O'Shca wrote letter t. Justin
Mccarthy demanding that the latter Should apologize
for limiting in speech delivered at the L'n,cr Hall
moeting that different color would have been gwen
10 Mr. Parnells conduct in relation to Mrs OShea H.
during the divorce proceedings. Captain OSiea had
been CrOSS-cXamincd. To this demand accOd nc 10
Captain O',hca. Mr. Mccarthy is said to have replied
with several letters. cla,scd shutting" cOmmanca
tiOns by the Captain aud his friends Captain oHhea
then. on January u, addressed a letter 10 Mr. Nc
Carthy. whose replies he denounced "contemptbio
Quibbinc." adding, however funny you must always
appear a. leader of i'll constructed dummy that
you are. the straw starting from every seam,
acknowledge yOu possess two qualifications for Your
present po>t-meanncss and mcndaciy7 Captain
O'Shea's letter has created Irish Param ntary
circles
The Court Of Queens Bench has decided that Justin
Mccarthy and Lord Arthur Hill. ". p. liable 10
e34O damages on account u the furniture which had
been supplied 10 the collapsed irish Exhibition In
London.
At the reassembng Of Parliament Justin Mccarthy
viii ask for a day when he can introduce motion in
relation 10 the administration Of the Grimes Act. cs
pecialy in reference 70 The nppcrary trial.,
Paris. Jan. 21.-WilHam O'Encu aud John Dillon
have started for Roulornc Mcr where they are to
meet a number of lri>h Members Of Parliament. ih
Guiding it is believed. Nj ParnrlL II j. cNpcci d
that The Irish leader, VIII remain several day, al
BOulOcnc.
Dublin Jan. 2I.-~Thc Frccinau's Journal" TO-DAY
saws that il regret, that the Irish pa1v in "ulamri
for The first time DO ycirs J. d-unl''d upon tIe
to The Journal have not tended to advance the
questions In dispute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
srirE orpicrrS ELECTED IT ccycoRD.

Concord. y. H.. Jan. 2i.rhiS afternoon tn" Legs
aiure elected state Oliccrs on the first ballot for
state Printer there WAS choice Edward y. PEARSON.
thc Ecpublcan nominee. lacking five Of a majority
Tie second ballot resulted in the election Of Ira &.
Evans who. although a Republican, was not the caucus
nominee The vote resulted Evans. l-3: Pearson.
lII Mr. ENan,'- election accomplished by the
vote, of Democrats C except four Of them supporting
him and bolting RcpuhlicanS. aud 1t is considered
defeat for senator Chandler. Mr.. Pearson was his
candidate being managing editor Of his paper. " The
Concord Evening Monitor >oon \ carter. Of Con
cord and a. \ Gibbs Of Dover Repubcansl were
,l.ct,d state Treasurer and COmmissary General re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
Department Of state. ~
Washington, y. e.. Jan. 2i. le9l

Mr. II. T. Z. Carrier etc.. etc. etc. A.
sin received with ierInI, 81 N" ere %eir ','o" ~. ~.
KaIablua. which yon convey to me m Your h"f %
'" '"i ,,.'i,n; Ii, f, whom fastened to communicate
fine inf rmat'on Instruct, me T. "Npr>' lhI'H"h l'I,
nj. t,r regret that Hawaii has lost "a W." au1 Eon
4. ri,,, i.uor vh.,r hopohc ut rul' tue people ~
ILnsai have pro,pcr,d. and whose efforts have been
M CONSTANTLY ana -l-ntn, put form - -i..u-' l,n
the tl,, Of mutual advantage between his Kingdom
' rbr nv, President further directs m, 10 request you 10
convey 10 tn Eovrl family the hearUe" '>mp'"N
M. fr.i. f,r IN "a great aiii,tiOu.
icrcpt Mr. Minister. the removed a,,nlnrrr ~ my
highest consideration. JAMES -. h''.NN''
There will be- no further action by the Executive
until official notice shalt have been received "i ih'
formal installation Of Quccn Lllinohalan ln'ruc
,ior. have however. been ~cut To the MaJortrueI1i
commanding TN" Division OF ne Ia'lh, 'iH % '' m ij.
>nral commanding lhr NLNai I i"v ,,I hon"rs - tIc
dead king. Acting under these instructions thc
,"',. ,,d Naval auth Jriiic, at Francisco nay .
,,ucJ rh1lrc Of the funeral arrangement. ana me
of Inc body to the flagship Charleston VIII o
marked by the hiehc-t military honor' au'ho"Ac" "
'g rrtarI Elaine said this afternoon that the United
state, had lost good friend In King kalahiua aur %
r,,t ON, with Hawaii he said are oi me ilvnuI.V :,
chnrctcr and far aS am abt' to Judgc WI" =" pc III III
M ,,c affected by the change of Governments nave
ronfdcnce in the friend ship aud good VIII o' I'm t new
Queen aud have no reason to doubt that & Snc WI p ,
cclye the wisdom Of continuing inc lHe""N "''''
course OF the two countrl,N' ,,,. l.. W.. hin,,or
NJ Carter, the Iswa&n Sn Mmi,ef iS uS KaIsama
will moi afcct the peaceful concitloh oi """"H III
ilr Carter spoke with considerable feeling wiih re-
card 10 the failure Of Congress Ia amend the VcMhII
7t - ~ to pre,cglbr that il, provisions shall not IN
terCarc with the existing treaty relation, OF me mica
snrcS and Hawaii and said he hoped that tc yes
y,hirh will convey the Kings body to llawa VIII al,o
,,ryv the new, that Congress had carried out inr
Pre- ,dcnt's recommendations on TN, subject. lh,
matter continued Mr.. Carter, undoubtedly clOuded
The last days Of King Kaalaua. The Last oilcal com
municatl0n | had from him was Telegram from ra,
Fr,nrsco last Friday. Just before the iinal stnpor
nvrrcomc him. In this he went on TO nrGe that !
usc n1uen,e 10 have that clauSa restored To ~ pace
in tb~ Mckinley bill. and told me Ia ask Mr lIaihc 10
mse his best effort, in getting what ~ realty every
,o ,',nted but what has not as yet been granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22

Dcdhom Mas. Jan. 21.-Tlc will Of j. Huntington
Wolcott. Of Milton. was filed TINS aIerho"h' !" u'c
wife OF nj, son Roger lie leaves the income OF 80
noo II M dies without the income 10 be applied
to the following institutions The Massachusetts, 'haH-
table Ear nnd Eye Infrmary. the Boston DspcnSary
IN, Massachusetts, General Hospital the trustees oi thc
Wolro;t Library Ltchhcld conn., ana inc M"oll f"o
IL. Ithnrv HIS other public bcquc,ts are A. follows: {:
Harvard college SO OOO the income to be- applied to
establishing scholarship, for worthy students La"
renee scientific school $500; Harvard Botaaca
Gardens $500: Massachusetts lnsut" Of Tech
nnInry ~, 900; Boston society OF Natural History
5000; Public Library, Boston, $1,000 trustees OF