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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-01
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LIST OF LETTERS

LlSI OE LIZ L IERS
Remaining in the General Post Ofie,
"uncaIled for" up to Nay 81, 1892.
Ahuyron, Tuttie Andrews. DR. D
Amelo, + 'Aitchison, i
Antoniza, G Andrews, Ii l.
Anderson, w 5 Allan, w A
Baker. Mrs Jose Bishop, WB
phine
Baya, NJ Biyen, r
Blair, w NJ Beardmore, Frank
Buhler, Christ Bath, Walter
Baker, Samuel Burke, Henry
Bourdois, Dolphin Benson, Ole
Bouquet, NJ Boronda, Z NJ
Clammer, Chas Campbell. Mrs orpah
Clarke, Mrs Chas Carlberg, Mrs Seth
Deacon, 6 De Fries, Hy(4
Dagger. b (2) Drew. Levi
Dunn, VIM Douglas, Mrs
Douglas, Il w
Fisher, Irwin r Forrest, J .
Fisher. Capt J l.
Gertz, Chris Jr Gillespie, w
Gill, Mr. Gunzel A
Gleason, Patrick, Golf, Grant /.
Gibson, Miss Ellen Giovanni, Anton
Hobson, MrsJE Hanson. OS
Howard, Mrs NJ Halves, Mrs
Hartwell. J @ (2) Hammond, Saml
Hall. A w Hermada, Dave
Holmes, r
Inch, John
Jacobsen. V(3) James, H 4
Joseph, James a
Kastens, II ~ Khufi, Al
Keefe, I Heating, VIM
Kustel, Capt Kingsley, A NJ I.
Larsen, VIM Lampe, Ludoig
Lewis, Chas I.anrehein, Ernst (2)
Moore, JAS McCarron, NJ
Mehner, Il Mathis, John
McKeague, q Medallion, A
McAugus, Alex McShane. J
Martin, Thos Martin, Capt u
Mos5man, Richard Meyer, Mrs w
Miuekishi. 5 Marks. A
Newton, S Nash, oh
Norris, J
Olsen, NC Oztwa Miss
Oswald, 6 0'brien, L
Perry, John Z Pond, VII
Perry, Eben Pussyst, Kali
Richter, Mrs NJ Rhodes, HI (5)
Robertson, j X Reilly, ] u
Rosenthal, Marx Robinson, K
Robertson, Harry Ropf, Jsh
Rasmussen, hans
Stephens, Jas X Spencer, o b
Splndler, Aug 81 Simpson. q +
Schlemer, Max Steffins, VIM (2)
Spencer, John Sundiu, J
Schneider, r
Tanner, Chas (2) Trask, j Fl
Turner, G J Mrs. Turner, w
Tompson, Mrs IL
Victor, Miss Lizzie Van Dorm. E(2)
Waldron, 7 Weisbath, VIM
Wilson, Weir, Capt or
West, Myra Werbe, S
Warrington, J n Winksmann, KaIl
Wassu, III
Wallace, w II Wade. f f
Fabian, Mani
REGISTERED.
1865 Mica Giustiniani
SIG Alfred Rushton
Miss Levey
EEc Parties mquiring for letters in the
above list will please state Advertised.
WALTER HILL.
Postmaster General.
General Postotiice, Honolulu, May 30
1892.
306l-1t I425-lt
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MeBsrs. s. &. Dwight, j. r. Prem.
dergass, Wm Kafuaun, and s. w,
Spencer, committee from the Kawni
bao Sunday School, called on the
widow If the late Samuel Mahsioun,
at her home, and presented her with
an eugrossed resolution of coincidence
from that body last evening.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. /.
FOREIGN MAIL STEAMERS.
LOCAL LINES. S. AUSTRALIA.
nrnER rnRrIoN srEAMErs.

S. s. Oceanic due from San Francisco June9
s. S. China due from Japan. June ~
S. s. Gaelic due from San Francisco. July
s. s. Gaelic due from Japan. Aug. IL
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

pD A Pleasant Front Room with
Board can be found at No. 81 Emma
street. 3075-u
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The uncalled-for letters in the Post
Office are advertised in this issue.
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90 Some people run their legs off
to hunt up Hawaiian Fan. You'll
always find the greatest variety of
Native Fans and Curios at the
ELITE ICE-CREAM PARLoRs.
3067-lm.
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HkT Sale of Goods Damaged by
Water during the late storm, for the
benefit of whom ii may concern, com
mencing Friday, May 6. EGAN d
GUM, 100 Fort street brewer block.
3065-f.
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The Hawaiian Band will give a
complimentary concert at the Hotel
this evening, in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs: Divide Musin and Mr.. Eduard
Scharf.
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Stylish black silk blouses can be
found at Sachs store, No. lO4 Fort
street.
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1t is stated that Ka Leo is not al
lowed to enter the gates of the Police
Station.
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Eao advertisements
Hawaiian Stamps
" = - TED.

4 WELL PAY GASli. FOX HITLER
NS3ssu fi~S'HsV stamp, - tgstuSs
iiesz usrfs are pef hanisec aud SEsy
C1Aut.is sil - accepted, ~ r2atfvr hoH
small II. A.. -. -s,., - 49,
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COTTAGES TO RENT |!

A MR. LINCOLN HAS JUST
81 completed three very desirable
Cottages on the corner of kinau
and Makiki streets. These Cottages
have been finished with all modern i'm
provements and being situated near the
Makiki Valley have abundance Of fresh
and cool air, they are only two minutes
walk from the tramcars, and parties de-
sirous of securing one OF the very pleas
entest situations of the city are requested
10 inspect the above premises.
E~ For further particulars apply 10
3063-lm J. A. MACON.
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IMPORTS.

Per stmr w G Hall-40 kegs butter. 100
packages sundries, so bags coffee, l28 bags
ava, 10 hides 20 head cattle and $3.50 bags
sugar. Per stmr Hawaii-50 head of cattle
and 5000 bags sugar. Per stmr Lehua 2l00
bags sugar.
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PIANO TUNiNGl
W. H. BENSON

s@s Leave 9sJsfs gn slate ~ ji,bim -,
4 sIlpptpu ttgta, ltDiei - 900 lWH
The ADVERTISER has the largest
aiteuiaii9E aud prlnts mars live news
than any ~ lis alleged santamp9
,atias It's advertising a9l1mna
prove that baslgesz niea know a good
hing when they sea IL ~ yap da
Bot ts,ks Ibis Journal ,9h ne bsilDd
The times
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E@ The Brunswick Billiard
ParlOrs are the handsomest in town.
2940-tf
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The Pacific Iron Works Co. have
about twenty men on their pay roll
at present.
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Four sailors of the bark Foohng
Suey were arrested yesterday for de-
sertiOn.
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E9 I'll meet you at the Bruins
wick Billiard ParlOrs this even
ing. 29i0-u
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BORN.

SANTOS-At Iwilei, Honolulu, May 81,
1892, to the wife of Jas. Santos, daugh-
ter
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The steamers Lehua and Hawaii
report dry weather at Hamakua.
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The ADVERTISER prints the pro-
gramme of the Berger testimonial
concert in this mornings issue.
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The Pacific Hardware Company
defeated a nine from the cruiser San
Francisco yesterday afternoon at the
League grounds. The score was Ia
to s.
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DIr. A. T. Atkinson, Inspector Gen.
eral of Schools, was present at Oahu
College yesterday. He remained to
lunch with Prof. Hosmer.
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The usual large crowd was present
at the trial of the alleged conspira-
tors yesterday.
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PAEsEEGEE
sKs1Y4Lz

from Maui and Hawaii, per slfay " q
EIAB Nav 31-FfoiD Volcano uVYD GDl9-
sfbii8 Nr HuH and Blss HUtIis Ft0ru
say lsJrts Miss FlODrsDy. ri bstB NDr-
ris. ~ CDopsr hon GaVbans. Blss Ksu>
iiabs. Mr. y Kifpoks. y = Taylpr, BsY J J.
s5e'lek. 8 Jr0toss J Jeyw ard wife. J .
Yafls. j. u i YeDdfiek. w n Ka'alw8a.
" hpaaiDVkg ard wife AHA JflO Kats
hbls hfs J u 5ilsrwDI9 ard ~ dsek.
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Ffr Ea1s3s pr gituf Bikaigula. May n
1rs = ~ 1DIks a1la s8Itl9. Bis Ek G0Y "
u E2ss, - " eif2lletp Dr WDiters Hv0Dg
ssbg Ching = i Bfi1o. \ pol.
FOR Hsuj. psT s8plf ciauslYle. Bay II
y sV5 sfnpsET a'i2 wis n isg YDn Temp
skT. Mr. n q Jsea3may MIss Ua,,tsi,
Mr. & . Bsp13ksi, ~ lsz y D0msstt. Hrs 8
HOv5s. Bruce GarB.fizJ3l. isls ~ On 4
VI Everett. gtaegs q C0pp ala two astsyii.
tsrss Mr. Dreist, q CoekbprD = QuoD ~.
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COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT.

The Hawaiian Band VIII SeYeH-
ade the Departing Musical
Artists.
Prof. Berger and the Hawaiian
Band will give a concert this even
ing at the Hotel. commencing at
7 80 o'clock. II will be a compIi-
mentary one, and is given in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Musin and Mr..
Eduard Scharf, who leave for the
Colonies on the Mariposa. The
Musin Company have made many
friends dyring their brief gojourH
with ug, and all lovers Of good
music will hail with pleasure their
return at any future time.
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A Chinese co-partnership notice
appears in this issue
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Their Exceliencies Governors T.
w. Everett, of Mani, and w. II.
Rice, Of Kauai, left for their respec-
tive dominions yesterday.
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EXPORTS.

For San francisco, per Am sp John 9
Potter, May SIC o Berger 6i3} bags
sugar; w Irwin Il Co, % ,062 bags sugar
Total: 29,6i9 bags sugar (3,G07 Up lbs },
domestic value, $l02 1915.
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Next week will be Fire Depart
ment meeting week.
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james T. Morgan will hold an
assignee's sale of tailor goods to
morrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
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The Mechanics Benefit Union will
hold q meeting at No. 2 Engine Hall
on Friday evening.
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IL you want a seat for Berger's
concert it would be we'll to call at
MIR. l.. J. Levey's office, where the
box plan is, without further delay.
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S. NJ. Kaaukai has been appointed
to the vacant position on the Road
Board. Messrs. Dwight and Fer,
nandez are pleased with the selec-
ton.
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Sells Brothers circus is expected
in the Monowai. This vessel is due
from tho Colonies to morrow.
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THE PROGRAMME.

]. Grand Harch--"FestiYal" go. Berger
2. Oyerture-'Fra Diay0l0" ..-.Aubef
3. Finaie-"Tannhauser7 ....... Wagner
T. Selection-"B Bohemian Grip. Balfe
"Hoohen0.p qua Aiani.U "Nu'a
o la palai.U
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Hebron, Neuman & Co., the agents
for Edison's mimeograph, have tes-
timonial letter in this issue praising
the worth of that useful article.
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OCEANIC THROUGH LINE.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

meteorological Record.
aY THE GOVERNMENT SURVEY. PUBLISHED
EVERY MONDAY.
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Wenner & Co, the old established
jewellers, have an announcement in
this issue calling attention to great
reduction in the price of jewelry.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

a Chinese co-partnership notice
appears in this issue.
Next week will be Fire Depart
ment meeting week.
The steamers Lehua and Hawaii
report dry weather at Hamakua.
The uncalled-for letters in the Post
Office are advertised in this issue.
Stylish black silk blouses can be
found at Sachs store, No. lO4 Fort
street.
1t is stated that Ka Leo is not al
lowed to enter the gates of the Police
Station.
Four sailors of the bark Foohng
Suey were arrested yesterday for de-
sertiOn.
The Pacific Iron Works Co. have
about twenty men on their pay roll
at present.
The usual large crowd was present
at the trial of the alleged conspira-
tors yesterday.
The Mechanics Benefit Union will
hold meeting at No. 2 Engine Hall
on Friday evening.
Sells Brothers circus is expected
in the Monowai. This vessel is due
from the Colonies to morrow.
james f. Morgan will hold an
assignee'5 sale of tailor goods to
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The ADVERTISER prints the pro.
gramme of the Berger testimonial
concert in this mornings issue.
Mr.. A. T. Atkinson, Inspector Gen
eral of Schools, was present at Oahu
College yesterday. He remained to
lunch with Prof. Hosmer
Their Exceliencies Governors T.
w Everett, of Mani, and w. H.
Rice, Of Kauai, left for their respec-
tive dominions yesterday.
Hebron, Neuman & Co, the agents
for Edison's Monograph, have a tes-
timonial letter in this issue praising
the worth of that useful article.
Wenner q Co, the old established
jewelers., have an announcement in
this issue calling attention to a great
reduction in the price Of jewelry.
Ii you want a seat for Berger's
concert it would be we'll to call at
Mr.. l.. j. Levey's office, where the
box plan is, without further delay.
S. NJ. Kaaukai has been appointed
to the vacant position on the Road
Board. Messrs. Dwight and Fer,
nandez are pleased with the selec-
ton.
The Pacific Hardware Company
defeated a nine from the cruiser San
Francisco yesterday afternoon at the
League grounds. The score was Ia
to g.
The Hawaiian Band will give a
complimentary concert at the Hotel
this evening, in honor of Mr.. and
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NOTICE.
Stockholders Meeting

A SPECIAL MEEftsd az THE
~ stockholders ~ tha pspsaka9 sugar
60. will bq held az tIs sfHaa ~ u
lfaekleij 4 90, on THURSDAY, the
md Of june, al l0A. n ...
!, =, tiACkFELD,
.goss n haafHlsFs,
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THE DEADLY TORNADO.
Some Pointers of Value to Those Liyini
Where 1t Prevails

Some Pointers of Value to Those Living
Where 1t Prevails.
The month Of April opened with
storms in the west over a wider area
than has been known for many years,
and from Lake Michigan almost to the
Rocky mountains there were many lines
Of destruction. The people have not
yet learned how to guard against these
destructive phenomena, though scien-
lists insist that much may be done in
that direction. They are called cyclones,
but are in fact tornadoes and hurricanes,
rs the cyclone occurs only on the ocean.
Their causes are plain enough: vast
stretch Of country without mountains
and q climate IL which extreme heat
often prevails for several days. Amer
lea Is thus the natural home of the tor
nado, while Europe is exempt because
mountain chains extend in nearly all
directions from the central upheayal, so
to speak. In the United States for the
same reason West Virginia is exempt,
and Virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky
nearly so; but as soon as we pass the
southern limit Of the higher Alleghanies
we find broad tornado belt from cen
trail Mississippi to North Carolina.
Lieutenant John p. Finley, Of the
United States army, has compiled the
results of observations for two centuries
and presented map Of storms which is
in the highest degree suggestive. The
storm center of the United States is thus
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Thornton, Professor Montague Bernard
and Lord Alfred Tenterden, commission
ers on the part of the British government,
and Secretary of State Hamilton Fish,
Justice Nelson, General Schenck, Attor-
nov General E. r. Hoar, Senator WI
lians and Hon. Bancroft Davis. United
States commissioners, who signed the
treaty for the settlement of the Alabama
claims in 1871.
Mrs. Carson's gift to the queen has
been transferred from Buckingham
palace and now hangs on the walls OF
St, Georges hall, which is the official
designation of the banquet room OF
Windsor castle. international Arnl-
tration" is, however. worthy OF praise
anart from the lesson taught by 1t. Inc
execution is said by competent critics
| TO be remarkably good, and as d Work
| of art alone it is highly commendable'
The artist, Mr.. Frank G. Carpenter, Won
fame some years ago as the painter OF
| the picture commemorating President
Lincolns emancipation proclamation,
This work now hangs in the natlonaI
Capitol and is greatly admired py VISIT
ors. Mrs. Carson's thougttuIness III sc
curing international Arbitration tol
the purpose of presenting 1t to the queer
on behalf of American women mas peei
commended everywhere. -,z,-
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ways nc purchased from the News
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Daily or Weekly left at the office or
residence OF subscribers.
EsS~Lengthy advertisements should be
handed in during the day, to insure
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HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.,
H. NJ. WHITNEY. Manager.
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H Run This way orthis way u
HOW 70 DODGE THE AIR FIEND.
IFrou, icutrDoDt FinlCV'S bOOk.1

hO" ~ DODGfs III All" tIL-NO'
From Lieutenant Finley's book.l
shown to be in northwest Missouri and
the adjacent regions. In southeastern
Missouri and the neighboring portion
Of Arkansas, on the other hand, such
storms are very rare, even as low an ele-
walton as that Of the OZarks giving great
protection 1t is much more to the pur-
pose TO learn from Lieutenant Finley
land many people had already learned
it by observatory that tornadoes and
hurricanes can generally be foreseen and
to great extent escaped
The key facts are these: They almost
invariably travel from south of west to
north of cast, their track is generally
very narrow and they are preceded by
signs which any intelligent person can
recognize. First there is a dead and
sultry calm, usually with puffs of hot
wind as if from n furnace. When this
has lasted an hour or so clouds "boilin9
up like muddy water are seen In the
southwest; above them the clouds are
sometimes gray and sometimes like the
smoke from a burning building. In
either case the general appearance is SO
unusual as to be alarming.
1t is then time to get into your 'tstorm
pit if you have one, or into the cellar
and close into its southwest corner. But
generally the open air is best, for if the
coming terror is funnel shaped hur-
ricane it is very rarely more than few
rods wide. If you see that it is coming
on like a narrow column Of cloud then
run to the northwest or southeast. Never
in any other direction. The "funnel
may always be avoided thus, but IN the
case Of tornado the 'tstorm pitt is your
| refuge ..-
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NANAA ~
war. The Incl
dent is also note
worthy from the
fact that it tends
to knit together
more closely the
two great Eng
lish speaking ma
tions of the
world. The paint
ing contains the
portraits of Earl
Ripon, Sir Stat
ford Northcote,
Sir John Macdon-
aid Sir Edward
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I.rese nted TO inc queen.

The presentation to Queen Victoria by
Mrs. Julinah Richards Carson, an mer1-
can lady, of Frank G. Carpenters his
toric painting, international Arbltra'
ton" and its acceptance by her majesty
with every indication of sincere pleas
ure, are straws indicating that the winds
of public opinion are setting in the dlrec-
49,, of orbitratiou As q substitute for
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c. J. LYONS,
In charge of Weather Service.
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Plain sewing and dressmaking at
the Industrial Home, near Kawaia-
hao Church. Also, girls will go out
by the day to families, to do sewing
and dressmaking, housekeeping, care
Of children.
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RAINFALL FOR JUNE, 1892.

From Reports to Weather Sefyice.)
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-23
PROMINENT REPUBLICANS.
Clarkson Getting in Good
Work for Blaine.

Special TO the Leaf Chronicle.l
New YORK, May 23.-The Her
aid says many Republican politicians
of note were still in the city ycster-
day and conferences were the order
of the day. National Chairman Jas.
s. Clarkson, who is engineering the
Blaine boom, was doing some very
effective work. The Miller men in
the city have thrown all disguise
overheard and openly declare fol-
Blaine and against Harrison.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-23
Wheat Seeding Short.

Special to the LeafChronicle.
ST.. PAUL, MINI, May ga. G..
Clansen, Chief Grain Inspector of
Minnesota, has returned from trip
over the northern part of the State.
He says that wheat seeding has
progressed very slowly and that
there is likely to be shortage OF
100000 bushels from last years
Weld in Dakota and Minnesota.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-23
RESUMED OPERATION.
The Lottery People on Top Again in
Kentucky.

Special to the Leaf. Chronicle.l
LOUISVILLE, May o. Forty
policy shops of the Kentucky lottery
resumed operation here to day as
result of Judge Toney's recent decis'
ion. The only hope is in the Court
of Appeals and unless that tribunal
revises the decision the Goebel bill
will be dead letter.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-23
Sudden Death.

Special to the Leaf-Chronicle.l
JACKSON, TENN, May 23.-Harry
Yoarchim, proprietor of Pythian
barber shop, died suddenly at six
o'clock this morning, of neuralgia OF
the heart. Deceased was thirty-twC
years old and was a Knight of Pyth-
las, and member of the Jewish con
gregation of this city.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-23
John Heesee De ad.

Jno Keesee, coIored, one of Adams
q Neblett's trusted drivers, died this
.,,o-niny of consumption. He was
.n honest man, and had the entire
aon s,aence OF his employers.