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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

Calckoo. oct. 2L--There was considerable
realizing in wheat today carrying the price
down &C from the final figures OF yes
to-day. The opening for December was
6i-e. &c below the close OF yesterday. the
decline thereafter Nas steady ana without
uoteeorthy action. Late cables rsporsed a
G@cline 90 "a "a at Liverpool There were
predictions that the visible supply would
snow an increase of 100000 for the week.
A good bank statement at New York had
very little effect in steadying prices. Re
cpio,s az Chicago we're i7s cars, nineteen
over expectations with i60 estimated Tor
NOnday. Provisions we're dull and hfeless.
Price changes we're few. although the tone
vas about -bady with a similar feeling Ina
tie market Cor live hogs al the yards Jan
nary pork closed &c lower; January lard.
n. - higher. January ribs unchanged.
Closing pftces we're:
wKEAr-Sstobcr.6 ibi December, 6s4e;
Nay. U5, c.i
CosS-6csober. s7s<c; November, ssAc;
December. 37alcs May, 4lAe.
oars. bct,oher, re; December. 275sc;
My. 3iAc.
Po,k-October. sl6.75; January. siL0
L.ARD-October. tRAs3; November. Se.2Oi
January. $50.
Rsss-Octoher. 500; January, s7..2
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22


That extreme cold paralyzes every
vital function Is Of course a piece Of
everyday knowledge. But IL has been
left to Professor Pictet, who has been
conducting some experiments on this
subject, 10 discover that at tempera-
ture of $50 degrees below the centigrade
zero there is no chemical action between
nitric or sulphuric acid and potash, be-
tween oxygen and potassium, though
under ordinary circumstances the affinity
of the latter metal for oxygen is so great
that it Will burn If thrown into water,
owing 10 its combination with the oxygen
in that fluid. But IL the electric spark
is played on bodies which have thus lost
the power of chemical affinity some
new and curious combinations result.
The latest investigations. theconclusions
Of which, however. have been theoretic-
ally presaged for some years past, may
require as 10 reconsider the question of
the temperature of outer space and the
possibility of an atmosphere composed of
gases in combination existing there
London Chronicle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
sorH WANTED rHe SCHOOL
TIE ws~sn Tech Thises ss They Came.
The Position Tseiaded.

TIE Wsaan Took rhtses ss They Came.
The Position Included.
Rather an amusing race FOR school
occurred the other day uhen the pas
senger TRAIN was wrecked aisout q mile
west % hera. Onl,F one school IN the
county remained not contracted for.
Two teachers living In San Diego
wanted tha school. Hoth obtained their
certificates Monday The trustees lived
az Pens and Realifos. In tha west end Of
the county. The teachers nsust So ths
trustees ~ once one wac = strong man;
The Other yoang LADY Both learned
that the ether ~a~ On applicant for the
schcol. Both bsartAsd the trsSn TUESDAY
81 go tie tr-Issses Bofs were on the
'rrecked train vbsn ont afee rsiies from
town. hsh seTs iil preslicamsnt
The nasn SD 81 hirseslli 4 an
rlao- ear waik snd be started cut
afaes - 49, the trsate~s
TIE ia.3r. l-staz a easuan, eat quietly
ard waitesi deveis,pln4sis until go train
'rrald -
TIE strong man ~rzixe5 81 Rensrides.
Is uaiisN 90 as wAy IA sbtaaned a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

Hay and Wood.
a MeNAegsIe BREAKS Loose.
wild Beasts Terrorixe the Community Ur
IN Captured by the Cireim Men.

wild Beasts Terrorixe the Community Un-
III Captured by the Cirean Men.
Almost exciting episode occurred near
Dunlap, Mo-, the other day and prom
ised for n time TO upset the country for
miles around. The woods were full OF
lions, tigers, panthers and other wild
beasts.
Sells Bros circus showed at Milan,
Mo-, Wednesday last and was on its
way 20 Trenton. About oislock Thurs
day morning one section cf the circus
train turned curve near Dunlap. few
miles the other side OF Milan. and three
cages on the fat car broke the blocks
which held them and toppleh of the car.
The fall burst the cages. ami the animals
in them bounded off 10 the woods. In
one cage were two lions, in another
three tigers and in the otller two Loop
ards
As these animals bounded into the
woods they uttered the most terrible
screams and roars. which alarmed the
entire countryside. Terror struck the
people when day broke. when 1t was
learned that the woods we're filed with
wild beasts Women and children re-
manned indoors. while tina men went
round carrying loaded guns. All through
that day and the following night the
howls and screams Of the wild animals
could De heard, and COW vras killed By
them. torn 70 pieces and partially de-
voured.
While the population hersabouts were
keeping pretty well indoors. the circus
men were endeavorin2 TO capture their
valuable property. Although the ami
mails were Wild, yet they acted very
much frightened at their unexpected
freedom. Some 81 the beasts had never
known freedom. while othars had been
in captivity 80 long that they forgot how
10 act in the woods except TO howl more
In fright than anything else. ThecircEs
boys corralled the brA;ss, however. in a
commonplace way 10y taking the empty
cages into the woOsis and batting them
with huge CHUNKS Of juicy meat. They
would locate an animal. set cage near
him and then ''shoo" him into IL a. an
old lady would drive chickens In this
manner all the beasts were finally cap
tnred. and peace once more reigned IN
the country Cor. 81. Louis Republic.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

r-s,o~ sro<-x fAnDs. Chicago. Oct IL
Cs,,le-kcctipts. wmO; common 10 extra
steers. s3.O4f $50. stockers and feeders. sZ-Vy
'sass. es,,ss and bulls. si.oots36oi calves,
f..e9fta7b.
Hog@-fAcsip,s. 8. Coz heavy, so.n9e - !
ee'r,7s.,, 10 sfslcs rI,ired ss.15das.o5: choic,
assorted. sSs56da.s - lfSna. so-DGoFo Pigs,
s. 5Oass.50.
Sheep--Reeefpss. i.ooo; native sheep, tloo
"a. 90 uesserns. s.. 500 20, lambs, s2-50es
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
Vegetable whisky shops.

One of the most curious plants in the
White House conservatories is called by
the superintendent vegetable whisky
shops" because their pitchers distill an
Intoxicating fluid that attracts all sorts
Of insects. Half pint is contained IN
each of these receptacles. and il is said
that the contents of three OF four will
intoxicate man. The bugs fall into the
fluid. and their substance is devoured by
the plant. One variety attracts cock
reaches, while another actually captures
frogs that. once caught, are unable to es-
cape because Of two thorns extending
downward which pierce them when they
attempt 10 jump out.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22


sfsses is,y.Rs sousll q tol n snd Il 81 n
h<' s'sf e@AAs osuy sxorpt b4a1sg.
slhkPIsa Asp fAELox car sEsxfcn
rorsh-7 - q n tEsia les pssr.or ear /. n.~s.
NAV CltyL
ioa N trsin bee ,as~plss can or..s n.
tds - fetsskey and Naeilasw ~>P
eouth-s ~ n fr.ln kss nsx.or -. c~.s
bapids - CiacinnatL
100 NJ train has shrsuxh coxrh ana -~-s..
cor Grand kspsds tpIrhisssn
tW u train h.s Naxnaf sl>>ula~ ar s.,..x
heptds 20 CinelnnatL
III 70 IN train hes throurh ras~h ana M
~ slssplns esr orsnsi hspids 70 CAieas~
..r.xsacx. sss,sp sArts> . r~maxA
For n sske~oa Nv. 0s m N 8sn tSfn-
Prom Nesksses-h sesn s0pa sssa
s.nasS train lesyes for Muske4os = . -
ARRIVES nona Auskason % y =.
s-ErrAoo VIA n. :. -
Ls. Grsnd Rapids m0a m 1Op n u~,
Ar thicsro...-..--.--. 10 pm 500 n sWs m
Loo q n train hes throurh coarb - 49,.
psrior car aud II ~ D NJ train d.lIx sh.~--Z
soAeh en- WAsnsr sieeplnx car
Nv. tbiceEo..........1 - a ~ tnnn n NM =
Ar. Grad Rapids 3 npn ssopa a. .
tW m train has bufss pslfo< car sad dsssnx
p1 pm sr.Ia d.1,. shroasA sssss s.4 We.
1hroash ticket. and fuii nsornssss. .....
bed BY calling upon I. Almquist. tlrkrr 1870
= unn,an ssatlon- tsispheas 80 se& TRAD hap
so4s Asce IL LocKxooa
oen fssA ssd hckst Assak
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
Hides and TaIIow'.

Hides and Taiiow'.
Cured calf, No. 1. &C; No. 2, 40.
Green calf No. 1. SC; No. >, shc.
Cured hides. No. 1. slsc; No. 2, 21fc.
Green hides. No. 1. 2ixc; No y, &c.
Sheep peIts. l5a2Jci laInfHs 25a35c;
shearlings. i0,d i5c.
Tallow. &c.
Deer skin, l2i1c.
Grain.
Wheat. 5oc; corn, i2c; oats, ;i?c; rye, 45c.
FloEr-Lily white. si-75; patent 500.
Mil Stuns--Middiings, s16.0gi bran, SIS;
screenings. $i35O PER ton.
Ground fecG--per ton, slS50j corn meal,
par ton. $3.50.
Buffalo Gluten Feed, sl7.to, including
sacks.
Hay and Wood.
TIdoTHY-s9. 00d 1000 per tor.
CIovER-$6.OO per ton.
STkAw-s5. 0Otd5.O0 per ton.
WooD-i6-inch beech and maple, dry,
s2.25 per cord; green. 500 per cord.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

rrrxorr Mich. Oct r--Msrkst closed
loser Whtai-No. white. sici No. red.
Ssh. slkcs No. red. sac October. stc;
Ders = ber. n iSc.
Corr-N3. = cash. dc.
Oa,s-Na 2 white. 32c; Ne. ? mired,
&c
Rys--No. =, cash, tsc.
prfu.. Timothy ssed-2fh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

II you want the very best -four at rea-
sonable prices buy LILY WHITEn 1t
will make more and better bread for the
money than any other.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

Are you in need OF bed blankets?
Then come in and see rs. We can save
you money.
NoiGr, HERPoLsHFIMEa 4 Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

Parlor lamps, decorated shades. CSC,
at Morse's.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
LOCAL MARKETS,

Wheat !. today quoted at IS cents.
being cent lower than yesterday =
market. The meat market 10 quiet in
prscea, although there IL al abundance
10 the MARKET Fruits are somewhat
scarce. saa though prices are low. yet
the quality being poor the prices cor
rnan.nd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
"EVERYDOOrS LAW BOOK. >

- the ftfie ~ ne - rsSe wofs- pf~rar~f ~
Asersndr Koones 4. l. D.. member u tbs
hew Nora Bar
IL enai.let eserg ma snd wonsa 20 ~ their
s-st lsuy-r IL teaches vkst sr~ Fcuf nights
ar hots - rsefnssfn fbrrA Nbrn % b~Tin q
lsw salt snd VIA - sbua ora IL ce4tsins tiss
utefui ~ orrusfio3 e~ery tustne~s usn ncefs a.
every stats m tha uioul II csntsins bssin-ss
ftrmf of wen vsrfety ueefni - fbe tawvef
wefi - \, AZ who hsve lhEal tuftn@8 -
trsnsect
Ineio.s- fvc dollars fsr eoSf. - tnelo>- to-
esEt poetsfe stsrnp for tshle 81 $1,000 en1
terms - tTeu<s tddrs<s BIN v HlTtH-
Co y puklisbsr - ssEth Areuee >s~ ho<E
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

sDsas Al stls~rs dsilr sro~pt saa2>g
leans edsct kuf. ~ tsa4
klast.sns onrs 60 Psosbr ap3 Ausntic rxpr><s-s
- st.s froFr le,rost fsrios csrt 80 - trstfss
isetrgaf a. 20 . N srrtysns - H-apa Hsrt1s a.
D ~ 8 % Iitr@ra es.unr<tsous kna1e =. ttstrntt
via al ttf1aeb trains est nsrT fns ntSt4x
A A1.grssJ. TtcEst Aksat
Int8R PssseoFNf %.a4<e&
q -. Roeealss a = 4 A. Csto<<e
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

Every day excursions to Chicago via
c. 4 W. NJ. $40 every day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
Detroit, Lansing & Northern

TO DErnorr.
Nv. Grand Rapids. 70oam rSnu s9nm
Ar. Detroit. 40 ia m $50 , N I0n =
IRON bKTRofr
Lv Detroit ....... IS an TEpm sr3om
Ar. Grand Rapids. II - N $50 > ma NJ IS . "a
ssoINsw. ALMA AND ~ Loufx
Lv- Grand Rapids 7Dam 4xnu
Az 0sand kaplds sva m ~ % n
LowEfi- IA LoWsLL HssrsNos "a
Lv. Graad Rapids .Oam iEpm ss1nm
"A. ifom Lowell ....-......... i2t5p ia y
THROCoH cas- sEEvIcE
Parior cars on all trains between Grand Rap
IDS and Detroit Pano< car 10 Saginaw GA
morning traln
'ksSf3 day. Other irains vcsk days oaiy.
aboRen DKHAvES. Gen Pass Agsnk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

lhunAt ID. UILtkfr IfekI1enf
6ko g. bkINGx. Vice Pre<ifsus
J. fEHpkEICk Hasa. Cashi~s
T. H. Hrsr. Asslsstsnf caski@<
Trsnsscf businstss IA al dsIartmeatz ~ bsnkF
inE nth orizsd by the Nstisz.sl isAkins i-ss.
Exchanxas staHish.s n all ths en- Essrs4a4
cities 81 the world % earrsnt rstsk
l.. y tonds boolfht szs1 sold
iIkAx rons
Thomas y. GtiberiL Noxes Z. AVER
Thomas j. o BFsels George G. hrixxx
DAVID ~ Ambers Lemssi D. Pplnsa
Hanson 4. Luoe Constantins HortoA
EDWARD w. Hpnt John c, Fitzgerald
j. btswau White Ptfie G. fulia1
J. f'redsriek baanI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

cAsSxo Goons - Corn. sl.epE1.50 per
dozen; tomatoes. g. 35el !. 30 lpasr dsa1en-
(,orFExs-floasted flo, a2ideSe; Mari
caibo. asa 3sc; Java. t1d 34'I Aocha aiid
Java. 3o'e3ie; packages. 81 10 Ief case.
IARD--C5mpound. tierces. Nse; con-
round. y0uoond tins. sbseg pare. tierces.
Ike; 81 pound tins. I've; kettle rendered,
tisTcss. Is copoand tins, E'se.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

1As AAsniaesa, ss~ Pat s,s.a.A.s.
ATLANTA
AND
CITY OF RACINE
Built expre.siy Cor thas rous. F.ch ss...,..,.
iAA tons burtben With slnepins ser-.sn-
mo1atiore Tor S1B paaaeaeer.
sNIt-Ihe-s Steamships ksxs imm~.-. -
terrh powers. which snablss them al 49,.
tnett regular ssAsduls In IA mo<l cnfasor.hIs
ScHRDuLE
HVk NIGHT SIEANER-Les~, or.,4 r.
iof Nshf tehesPt Saturday af4d Sunday) Al as
p Arnsss a. TRAD HsTen . a y a. cha
4i5lRAiSo. LEAVE CHICAGO a.n, en-.
ssa arrive IN Grand R.PIa. 's a. $500, :. lss
=, Go, :. :, : $500
knd for tAs no 4 Tim s. 20. stats rs.sa
bortsa ibelndsd
Tfsrsn<h tickets caa be rad Al The citr ofs,.
and depot % the d. q. n A A. ~, Granf
hsrsdss also ~ al saations ga the n q a a
n r.. D.. l. q ~ H. Il a EkI III II "a
T-axA NJ sokS siSSLE:foS'
,ssi fsss- As>at
Goodrich Trans. Co.
CHICAGO.
In effect April Il. iss1 chica<a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA
RAILROAD.


Tran iassin< ar tie norfh ~ - - An.
Loe< not fan ~ IFsssrss Clp blE1zys co..
u@izs a@Ls szespt oandsx
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-05-02

Kow; liquor selling without license.
Appeal from District Court, Honolu-
Ia. Davidson for defendant.
Provisional Government vs.. All On,
alias Lau Sau; unlawful possession OF
opium. Appeal from District Court,
Court, Honolulu. Davidson for de-
PENDANT.
Provisional Government VS.. Lee
Hoon; liquor selling without Ii
cense. Appeal from District Court,
koolaupoko. Ashford for defendant.
Provisional Government VS., All
Chan and Wun Shing; unlawful pos.
session of opium. Appeal from Dis
trict Court, Honolulu. Hartwell for
defendants.
Provisional Government VS.. Lee
Fook; unlawful possession OF opium.
Appeal from District Court, Homo
lulu. Peterson for defendant.
Provisional Government vs., Tom
Ling and All Chuck; liquor selling
without license. Appeal from Dis
trict Court Honolulu. Hartwell for
defendants.
Provisional Government VS.. All. kai
and four Others; violating Sec. 5, Act
p, Of the Provisional Government.
Appeal from District Court, Homo
lulu. Ashford for defendants.
Provisional Government VS.. All
Young; maintaining lottery scheme.
Appeal from District Court, Homo
lulu. Peterson for defendant.
Provisional Government VS.. All
and All Keong; violating Sec. 5, Act
p, of the Provisional Government.
Appeal from District Court, Homo
lulu. Davidson for defendant.
Provisional Government VS.. w. II.
Bruette: burglary.
Provisional Governments. Theresa
2. Machado; larceny second degree.
Peterson Creighton for defendant.
Provisional Government VS.. G..
Summers and \. Harris; burglary.
Davidson with the prosecution. Ash
ford for defendant.
Provisional Government vs.. All
Ling Nui; larceny second degree.
Provisional Government Is. All
10y; HOUSEKEEPING.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-05-02
III coREAsS MAKE VAR on
4 Big Bank Fzilzrs II LoEGo--
The Gold Reserve Threat
eusG, EXC. Etc.


WASHINGTON, April l-->acretz-y-
Gresham hS< received s cSOlsErsD
from tie diplomatic officer 81 SEOUL,
Corez. saying t1St 5 general UPRISING
q natives z-zi-S- Christians. luc.C1-
Ing number q citi-sCs o. ths United
S.z.ss. : about 70 : Ike Plzcs. G1sSG-
z-- sid ne dispatch -S-c-s ne SScrs-
csrv q .he Navy, who ordered 40
nirSl Harmony cCDDzC1llS the A.
5z.ic Sluzl-o- - ECCEAo--. 70 >soc
; u1S--1.-N-l- - ne >rSCs- Gresham
sid his afternoon Tbs. this seton
49, taken simply $ s precautionary
measure No TIA 1ls EzS Occurred. he
sA5G. b: the Christians IN Cores Sre
Threatened. z-i l. : % zve-c possible
t-a-5s-e5 .-z: ne United >-A-sS has
-=-- ST armed shin 20 tina. 1o-l---.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-05-02

CHICAGO A--ll - Chandeliers
sixty .sz- IL dIsE5-s- zlG Weighing
nine tons are being swung from the
biz ---sSsS q Manufactures azLL.
Tce E-S- one u.s. p-- Up % GSy- L :
really 81 e-ec--C-is-, for when L : II
pIzes seventy eight 7re lights O. 300
candle power e@cE viii b. suspended
from the steel structure Five @ these
immense elsc.rclizrs sill Z swung in
the Mz-ufSs-CreS building Tle. viii
Be r1.-S=l ID fee from the floor Inc
big one IN the middle o the hall
1zC-s directly shove The clock tower
I. weighs shout twelve tons 4l1 viii
support 10 z-c lights. Ezch q these
sIee:-o-5e-s : Supported By S dozen O.
non S.-zl cables
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-05-02

CHICAGO. April Lz-The-e : srsz.
t5zl @ curiosity % know WHIST T-lll
ba-0ue @ -Ee souvenir coins 70 @
struck Tor the BCzri Of Lzdy MSlz-
Se-s BIDS z-e coming IN 10- them
Eve-ier than ever TIE 6zeC rhz- only
.llll O. the souvenirs zr5 % Be struck
makes them particularly vslC2c-e 70
collectors An Offer q 81, 900 for the
entire Dol. hz- been declined. A-erl-
ez- bidders for the SC-ve-I-S E---- have
: strong opposition from European
rivals. especially from Spanish v-s.-
-c-s- Tvlc viii want them Because
QCsz1 Iszh=-lz's E=zE ag.s=1-s On one
e - IL r-i-s.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-05-02
HAWAIIAN IURY-cIvII.

Mary Keomakani vs.. Annie Reist /;
replevin. Appeal from Biekerton, j.,
in chambers. Kane for plaintiff-ap-
pellant; N1agoon for defendant.
Alice X. Ayers vs.. William Ma
huka; breach of promise of marriage.
Magoon-Achi for plaintiff; Rosa
Creighton for defendant.
Manini Sylvia ct al. vs.. d. W. Ka-
huakai ct al; ejectmeut. Johnson
Kaulis for plaintiffs; KaulukOu for
defendants.
Isabella Telles vs.. y. and :. Trask;
replevin. Appeal from District Court,
Hon lulu. Ashford for plaintifEap-
pellant; Rosa for defendants.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-05-02

WASHINGTON, April I2--The action
o Secretary Carlisle IN refusing 70
purchase -be Bowling Green site,
New 1C-E city, f1- custom house
a11 in declining 70 scespt the Chest
Cuc-s--==- site IN Phiisdslp1iz for the
United States Mint. i taken g indi-
eating MS policy II regard 10 the
erection q public buildings, which l.
understood to Be that he viii defer
entering upon any costly public
EE0rS IL the present. condition Of the
Treasury. Il L generally believed
that Colonel Lamont, who as Secue-
tary q War EiIl have charge Of the
EiveE and hzrbJE expenditures, will
follow OF this same line OF action.
Between the two departments the
payment Il sums sggregsting De-
tween S51,pu,0uI and S75, 90, 90
year esu e easily deferred without
hzmpsriDg the public service until
the Treasury surplus begins 70 grow
zgzin-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-05-02

-lcNC1N- April L-ILe English
scottish K A--S--.a-ls1 Chartered Bank
rs failed wiki liabilities amounting,
i : sid. % zSCuLulp OF S4LHuldpn
No estimate O.. the as>s-> Ezs ys- Bee
uzte. ru- they are supposed 70 b
lzrE5- The tz-E VS. incorporated ~
royz- charter n ~ 1ll claimed -
L4ve s pSii ~ capital @. i-ss--'lA @--E.
3 reserve fund o. zSll-tH. Inc SIS
-sa-5aE bank Ezs Is lziL branches 81
sydney ACslzi5s. Brisbane a11 Mel
bourne s-l 81 various Lesser points n
~ Colonies % NslE south Wales
V.l.1-za and South Australia Ii
transacted 8 banking z-1 exchange
business between Crest Britain z-1
-E= Australian colonies. aid Lzl large
S=-cs-S
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-05-02
A. JuPreoedeated Orange Crop.

Los ANGELES, April l2-The Or
acEe shipments from Southern Cali
fo-nia continue very heavy, the Ezr ]
Fruit Company alone having shipped
over 80 carloads the lsS- Two weeks.
The fruit i going 20 sLI American
markets, including CansdS, also 70
New England. Regular shipments
sre also being made 20 Liverpool,
where the fruit = bringing satisfactory
prices The present orange crop Is
The largest ever grown and i not Vet
EzLE marketed
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-05-02
MINED JURY.

Talula L. Hayselden vs.. Wahineaea
wv; ejectment Ashford for plain
tiff; Nawahi for defendant
Kanamu w. VS.. c. B. Wilson,
Marshal; false imprisonment. Ash
ford for plaintiff; Thurston-Rosa for
defendant.
Akana vs.. Kauaihilo; damage. APP
peal from Koolaul1a District Court.
c. Brown for plaintiff; Thurston-Rosa
for defendant.
c. R. Bishop VS.. ]. Kanui; sum-
mary possession of land. Appeal from
District Court, Honolulu. Magoon
for plaintiff; PoepOe for defendant
appellant.
Ho Sun vs.. Kukekakaulani ct al;
ejectment. Johnson for plaintiff; Ma
COON for defendants.
Hawaiian Carriage Manufacturing
Co. vs. J. Kaiaikawaha ct al; as
sumpsit. Creighton for plaintiff; c.
Brown for defendants.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-05-02
CIRCCIT COURT OF THE
FIRST CIRCUIT.
Nav Term, BEGINNING Monday.
MAY 7, 1898.

Cooper, Judge, presiding; Hon. W.
o. Smith, Acknowledgement.
The Court will open at 10 A. NJ. on
Monday, May LIST, for preliminary
business. Hawaiian Jurors attend at
Jpn. and foreign Jurors when noti-
fled.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-05-02
Native Christians Beaten.

-
Native Christians Beaten.
VANCoUvsR, +. c.. April L. The
steamer Empress 81 Japan, Just Ar
rived. brings Information from Hong
kong o. = brutal attack on native
Christians by the literati N FoOtSin,
seventy miles northeast 81 Annoy. \
band Of rUffiSuS led by hterati grad
uSte attacked small company Of
Christians gathered for worship in
the house Of one Of the number. The
worShippsrS were seized and beaten
most cruelty. One woman was killed,
her husband had his queue torn out
by the roots Snd her two sons were 50
bSdly treated that one is not expected
70 live. Others present were hung up
by ropeS tied around their wrists,
beaten ani left hanging whole night
stripped OF every particle Of clothing.
\ few DAYS lSter the ringleSder in
the atrocities WAS arrested in the
district city Of HuTon. His ST
nest was resented by the people,
and they made s determined ST
rSck upon Christians in the city,
damaging the chapel and peltiug with
stones the Rev. r. N. Ross Mr.. Ross
wSS compelled 70 appeal 70 the 1aman
for protection. The magistrate grant
ed an escort Of soldiers, and, under
their protection, he got safely 10 LOin.
The matter has been brought to the
attention OF the British Consul at
Annoy.
The famine II the north Of ShanSi
Is worse than first supposed. and great
poverty prevails. Numbers Of girls
and young women have been sold by
their parents
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-05-02
DIVORCE AND SEPARATION.

joaquin NJ. SozO Us. Beke NJ. 1Ial1a-
lena. Rosa for plaintiff
Mokuola Us Makaihuia tw). Castle
for plaintiff.
Falizartla Cabral vs.. Manuel Cabral.
MagoOn for plaintiff; Achi for defend
ant.
Alice Davies VS.. William Davies.
Creighton for plaintiff; Neumann for
defendant.
Louis NJ. Everett vs.. Haaheo Ever
EFT. Creighton for plaintiff.
Maria Comes da Silva vs.. J. G.. da
Silva. Neumann for plaintiff.
Stella Gems vs.. Arthur Gems. \.
NJ. Brown for plaintiff.
Kahinu wv vs.. kalepe *. Rosa
for plaintiff; c. Brown for defendant.
kalua (wl vs.. Ahana. KahoOkanO
for plaintiff
Maria J.. Ramos v j. de :. Ramos.
Davidson for plaintiff.
Ana MOmona vs. Alma. Peterson
for plaintiff.
Kahele Hull ,wl IS. Hull. Kahoo-
kanO for plaintiff.