davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-22
Ustapienie LIE ROyera.

PARYz, 81 lutego. = DIS W
Senacie odczytane zosta}o urze-
dove pismo prezydenta LIE Ro'
vera, zawiaaamiajace o jego
ustapieniu zajmowanego do.
tad stanowiska. Wybory je-
go nsstepcy odbeda sic we
czWartek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-22


Fakta dziejowe, iyciorys tego
meia wielkiego powszechnie sa
znane. Dzisiaj, W roczniee uro-
dzin Washingtona, przypomina-
my tylko wazniejsze daty z jego
iycia.
jerry Washington urodzii sic
d. % lutego 1882 W Westmore-
land Co., Va, ibyi najstarszym
szesciorga dzieci Augustyna
Maryi Washington. W r. 1743,
kiedy jerry miai lat zaledwie IL,
umari nagle iego ojciec odtad
matka jego byia iego iedyna o.
piekunka tax troskliwa, re die
jopisarze niej wspominaja:
,,Nie div, il Ameryka posiada
tax wielkiego meia, jezeli posia-
dai taxa matke", = a narod caty
wdziecznie zawsze niej wspo-
NINA.
Poswieciwszy sic zawodowi
wojskowemu, jerry odznaczyl sic
W wojnie z Indyanami, W r. 1751
Iiczac lat 10, zostaf mianowany
ranga majora komendantem ie-
dnego czterech dystryktow Vir-
ginii jako taxi taxa uzyskaf sfa-
we, re bez namysfu oddano mu
naczelne dowodztwo mad woj-
skami ameryka1skiemi, ,kiedy wy
buchia rewolucya, Dnia 2 lipca
1775 obial dowodztwo mu powie-
rzone po niezliczonyeh trudach,
nadzwyczajnyeh wysifkach, wy
trwaioscia poswieceniem bez
granic doprowadziI do Oswobo-
dzenia narodu pod Jarzma An
glikow i do utworzenia Rzeczy-
pospolitej najpotezniejszei ma
swiecie.
Wdzieczny narod powierzyf
mu prezydenture ikiedy sic sko6-
czyI termin jego urzedowania, O.
bral 90 prezydentem ponownie.
Take poraz trzeci obranoby 60
prezydentem, gdyby ME byf sam
sprzeciwial sic temu stanowczo.
w pozegnalnym liscie do narodu
zrzeki sic udzialu W zyciu pu-
blicznem, we diva lata pozniej,
dnia IA grudnia 1899 roku, u
mari, "a potkula byla jego POM
nikiem i wieIki narod po MIN pfa-
kaf - iak sic wyraza pewien
dziejopisarz.
q faktu, il Biskup Carroll byf
obecnym przy iego smierci, wie-
lu sadzi, il Washington umari ia
ko katolik.
Washington byi prawdziwym
patryota. Ia uslugi swe wszyst-
kie izasiugi niezmierne nigdy ME
zadal wynagrodzenia. Mogl byi,
gdyby byl przystai ma to, zostac
krolem: oburzeniem odrzucii te
propozycya.
Krol Fryderyk Wielki pre-
sial byl Washingtonowi sw6i por-
tret, pod kt6rym napisai: "Nai-
starszy general W Europe mai
wiekszemu generaiowi ma swie-
cie".
Ze sprzyial katolikom, swiad-
cza o tenn fakta, il tax wielu ka-
tolikow mianowal ofcerami, re
szefem Indyan mianowaf katoli-
ka Oreno, re tylu mial przyja-
ci6i miedzy katolickiem ducho-
wie6st wem; swiadczy o tenn
tskze jego odezwa do katolikow
wAStsnach Zjednoczonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-22

Jak co roku, tax W roku bic
zacym kraj caly uroczyscie swie-
ci pamiatke jego urodzin. W
Chicago dzisiaj we wszystkich
szkoiach odbywaja sic wyklady
stosowne, wczoraj wieczorem
i dzisiaj mn6stwo klubow i sto-
warzysze6 W r6znych halach W
miescie urzadza obehody.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-22
Gladstone u krOlOWej.

LoNDYN, 21go iutego. =
Gladstone z zona oraz mini
ster spraw wewnetrznych As
quith byli dis W odwiedzi.
mach u lr6lowej Wiktoryi W
Windsorze. Kr6lowa przyjmo-
wa1a ich bardzo dobrze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-22
POlska spiewaczka we Wfoszech.

POlska spiewaczka we WfOszech.
Parma Felicya Romanowska,
dobrze znana W Warszawie i
W kraju spiewaczka, cieszy sic
obecnie powodzeniem we Wlo-
szech, gdzie wystepuje W mie-
scie Stradelli, jako Rosina W
,,Cyruliku Sewilskim." Jak
donosi medyolahski dziennik
Ill Secolo", rodaczka nasza,
jedna z uczennic Lampertiego,
uposazona jest niepospolitemi
zaletami g}osu i melody spie-
wanna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-22
Sroda, dnia p Lutego 1898 r.

komisarzy dla zbadania spra-
wy ograniczeh emigracyjnych.
: Ma granicy Kolumbii i
Venezuela (po}. ANY, by}a
dose gwa}towna b6jka pomie'
dzy wojskami jeu. Crespo a
pastuchami kolumbijskiemi.
Rzecz posz}a o prawo w}asno-
Sci do stad byd1a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-22
Koncesya panamska przedfazona

Koncesya panamska przed}azona.
PANAMA, 81 lutego. = Rad
rzeczypospolitej Kolumbia
przed}uzy} tymczasowo panu
Monge, reprezentantowi Kom-
panii budowy kana}u panam'
skiego up}ywajaca koncesye DO
ko6ca marca. Do tego czasu
nastapiG ma ostateczne W tel
sprawie porozumienie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-22
Wypadek W kOpalni.

W1EDE6, 81 lutego. = w
kopalni Skalis W Styryi hy}
dis fatalny wypadek. Wsku
tex wybuchu gaz6w pietnastu
g6rnik6w zosta}o zabitych ma
miejscu, 9otu oduios}o zejsze
lub ciezsze uszkodzenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-22

byd1o. Tyfus g}odowy szerzy
sic W wielu miejscowosciach;
umieraja ma 6w tyfus setki lu.
dzi. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-22

de stanu, zostali wypuszczeni
ma wolnosc pod kaucya $40 ty-
siecy. Cd trzech miesiecy by
Ii oni W wiezieniu; natychmiast
DO SVEN uwolnieniu udali sic
do Homestead.
HOMESTEAD, 81 lutego. =
Wielka dzisiaj panowa}a tu
radost, kiedy dowiedziano sic o
uznaniu przyw6dzc6w straike'
row niewinnymi i o ich przy'
byciu. Me wiedziano, kiedy
przybeda, wiec ma dworcu ma
10 przyjaci61 ich ocaekiwa}o;
szybko jednakze rozesz}a sic
wiesc ich przybyciu i mie.
szkania uwolnionych wiezie-.
MIA przez ca}y dzie1 by{y pre-
pe3nione ich przyjaci6ami i
znajomymi.
Generalny prokuratOrCIevela
BRooKvILLE, Pa, 81 lutego.
George W. jerks bedzie gene
ralnym prokuratorem W gabi-
necie Clevelanda. Otrzyma
uwiadomienie o swej nomina-
cyl W trzech depeszach cd Cle-
velanda, z kt6rych ostatnia ma
desz}a 0 godz. d popo1udniu.
Rozb0j banku i mOrderstwO.
P1TrsBURG, Pa, 81 lutego.
q Leachburg, Pa, donosza:
Dzisiaj wieczorem W miescie
panuje wielkie rozdraznienie
wskutek pope}nienia zamachu
IA bank i zamordowania pc.
wnego powazanego obywatela,
kt6ry wzia} udzia} W sciganiu
rozb6jnikow. Jednego z rabu.
slow schwytano omal ME lyn'
chowano. Szczeg6ly SO naste-
pujace: Oko}o godziny si6-
dmej kilku ch}opc6w spostrze-
g]o, il dwaj rabusie pr6bowali
wybiG diva tylne okna banku.
Ch}opcy ci uwiadomili o tenn
konstabl6w Collarsa i McCul-
Tough radnego miasta Viii.
llama Schaefera. Ci trzej uda-
Ii sic natychmiast do tylnych'
drzwi banku. Skoro przybyll,
wlasnie wychodzi} stamtad je'
den rabusi6w. Konstabl ka
zai mu sic poddac, rabus wy
is} revolver i strzeli1. Schae-
fer wyciagna} oba ramona i
trafony W SERGE, upad4 ma zie'
mie bez zycia. Mccullough
wtedy trzy razy strzeli1 z re-
wolweru. W tejze chwili dru-
gi rabus wybieg} z gmachu
bankowego pobieg} W kierun
ku pobliskiego parkanu. Nc
Cullough strzeli} i powali2 60
ma ziemie: MIN jednak do ME,
go dobiegli konstable, podnlos1
sic, przeskoczyi przez parkan i
umkna1. Strzelanie zwabilo
mn6stwo ludzi. Morderce ra.
dnego Schaefera pochwycono i
odprowadzono do wiezienia.
Okofo 100 obywateli scigafo
drugiego rabusia. Morderce o
ma1o W wiezieniu ME lyncho-
wano. Me chcial mic zeznac
ami O sobie ami o swoim wspol.
niku. w banku znaleziono
czarna maske i ciemny kape-.
lusz. Poniewaz rabus zbiegfy
zosta1 raniony, przeto jest ma
dzieja, ze 60 pochwyca.
Nieszczescie kolejowe.
PALMYRA, N. Y, 81 lutego.
DIS rano okolo godz. l wy
kolei} sic pociag Mr.. 5 kolei
West Shore mile stad i runaf
2 nasvpu koleioWego z wyso-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-22
Moskiewska sprawiedliwOsc.

Moskale stawiaja coraz wiecej GER
xvi prawoslawnych W Warszawie, a
bardzo paradne. Teraz wsasnie das
Rad prawie million ruDli ma zbudowa-
ME cerkwi ma najladniejszym placu
warszawskim. w Warszawie jest
400 tysiecy katolik6w, a tylko kilka
tysieoy prawossawnych. Ma budowe
koscio{ow katolickich nietylko Rad
ami grosza ME dale, lecz nawet wiel.
kie przeszkody stawia, cho6 parafa-
ME "a wlasne pieniadle chca budo-
wac.
U zegarmistrza.
= Coz tam slychac, ruch W intere-
sic jest?
"A Jest. Wszystkie zegary ida!."
Czem spiewa?!. -.
= Czsm pan spiewasz, tenorem,
Aczy baSem?
OSnie; il 6pieyfam gardlena,
I :. (. :. u i. u =. 4 = 9 y. IS 4 .. :, rs &
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-22
Telegramy KrajoEe.
Ze StOlicy ZwiazkOwej.

WASHINGTON, 21 lutego. =
Dzisiaj og}oszono nastepujaca
depesze, kt6ra zesz}ej soboty
nadesz}a cd pos}a Stevensa z
Honolulu: ,,Sprawy wszystkie
ida jak najlepiej. Ocsekiwa,
no tu widocznie zatkniecia fla
gi dla ochrony tutejszego rza-
du. Ci, kt6rzy sic jeszcze wa
hall, dzisiaj SO "a anektowa-
MEM. Krajowcy okazuja ME-
spodziewany szacunek dla fla
gi ameryka6skiej. Postepo-
wanie kapitsna WilJse, Office
row zalogi parowca ,,Bosto-
MAN., przynosi aaszczyt flo,
cie."
Dzisiaj mniej swietne So wi
doki CO do za}atwienia sprawy
hawajskiej. q jednej strony
protest detronizowanej kr6lo.
wei, "a drugiej znowu zycze-
ME demokrat6w, azeby rostrzy-
gniecie sprawy pozostawit ad'
ministracyi przysz}ej, ,'.wszystko
przewleka, i moze ME nastapi
ratyfkacya uk}adu, do czego
potrzeba dw6ch trzecich glo'
sow W Senacie.
DIS popo}udniu Neumann,
wys}annik exkr6lowej, miaf
konferencya re sekretarzem
pafstwa. Prezydent otrzy-
ma sprawozdanie z konferen-
cyl przesle je Senat owl. =
Komisarze hawajscy Castle i
Wilder wyjechali dzisiaj VIE
czorem do SanFrancisco, Thur
ston wyjedzie we czwartek i W
sobote z kolegami spotka sic
W Chicago. Carter pozostanie
pare dni dh1zej, moze nawet
bedzie ma inauguracyi Cleve-
landa.
Ze Stolicy Stanu Illinois.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,21 lutego.
Przewodniczacy komitetu obra'
nego do przeprowadzenia Sic,
d1twa W sprawie katastrofy
kolejowej ko}o Wann, z1ozy1
dis W Izbie sprawozdanie ma,
stepujace: ,,Nie by}o wcale po-
wodu, dla kt6rego % os6b
mia}oby bye zabitych a 80 po-
kaleczonych; okaza1o sic, re
przyczyna katastrofy by}o CRU
be lekcewazenie zycia ludzkie-
90. W czasie katastrofy czu.
wanie mad zwrotnicami powie'
rzono golarzowi, kt6ry ledwie
cd "a dni s}uzy} kompanii ko-
lejowej, a i inni urzednicy by
Ii wszyscy niedoswiadczonymi
ludzmi, kt6rzy ma s}uzbie swej
sic ME znali. Udowodniono
takze, re W ciagu ostatnich Och
lat kompania wcale ME przyj.
! mowa}a do sluzby ludzi do
swiadczonych i ze administra.
cya ma dworcach kolejowych
bardzo by}a niedba}s."
Higginbotham, prezydent
wystawy powszechnej, ma rece
mowcy nades}a} uwiadomienie,
ze kazdy czlonek Izby otrzyma
bezplatny billet wejscia ma wy.
stawe.
Homesteadzkie prOcesa.
| P1rTsBURG, Pa, 81 lutego.
Hugh O'Donnell, Jack Cliff.
ford j Hugh Boss, pEzyw6dzcy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-22

= Czytaj bieiace wiadomosci
pOlityczne W ,,NOtatkach miei-
scowych".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-22
Nieszczescie kOlejOWe.


PALMYRA, N. Y, 81 lutego.
DIS rano okolo godz. l wy.
kolei} sic pociag Mr.. 5 kolei
West Shore o mile stad i runa1
z nasypu kolejowego z wyso-
kosci 1S stop. Sk1ada1 sic 2
pieciu wagon6w osobowych i
jednego pakunkowego, a cia-
gnely go dwie lokomotywy.
Zabici zostali: nieznajomy
45 letni mezczyzna Chicago,
nieznajomy mlody czlowiek j
iedno dziecko. Pokaleczonych
aosta2o, po czesci ciezko, ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-22
u zegarmistrza.
Gem spieWa2l.

Czem pan spiewasz, tenorem,
,czy basem?
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-10

ELSEWHERE viii be found s ref
erence to the proceedings of the
Pioneer Building and Loan Asso-
citation, which may be perused
with interest. The Honolulu or
ganization is about to issue its
sixth series Of stock, which offers $
good chance for small investors.
The work being done by these asso-
Citations cannot be too highly COM
mended. They offer TO industrious
and saving clerks and mechanics
an opportunity to become the own
ers Of their own homes, which
could not otherwise be had. On
the other hand, 10 those who do
not care to build themselves, the
Association offers, on very conven-
lent terms, safe and remunera-
tive investment.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-10
Telephones Dangerous in Thun-
der Storms,

The following from the Port-of-
Spain Gazette should not 60 with
out notice by those of our readers
who use the telephone, for a SINH
lar accident to that it records is
just as likely to occur here. The
lightning that attended the thun-
der clap last Sunday afternoon and
which tore some branches off tree
in Greyfriar's Church yard did no
small amount of damage in the
Telephone Exchange. Some of
the electric fluid in bounding from
the tree rushed to the telephone
wires that pass near to it, and run
ming along them to their termini
in search of an earthly connection,
destroyed five of the drops on two
of the switch boards. It was for
tunate that no further damage was
done, when we remember there are
eight switch boards. each with 30
drops We would take this OPP
portunity of warning those who
have telephones in their houses or
establishments against using them
during the prevalence of lightning.
The danger of so doing is great,
both to caller and operator. How
ever important and urgent the
may be, if subscribers
we're once fully alive to the risk
upon telephone commu-
nication during such a period,
there is no doubt they would forego |
them. By the casualty last Satur-
day, one of the operators was deaf
for a considerable time AFTER
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-10
THE CRISIS OVER.

The Want of Confidence resolu,
ton with which the inchoate op-
position has been threatening the
Cabinet for some time assumed
shape Jan. 4th. The cloud-burst
has passed and hurt nobody, and
the Cabinet is safe. The debate on
the resolution was very tame, and
it was only with the greatest diff
Guilty that quorum could be kept
in the House. The speech Of the
introducer, Rep. Bush, was made
to empty benches and ELECTED no
enthusiasm and very little interest.
The discussion was confined entirely
TO the native Hawaiian members,
among whom Noble Kauhane and
Rep. Iosepa distinguished them
selves BY strong and sensible
speeches against the resolution.
The whole country is to be con-
graduated on the result of Wednes-
days vote. Cabinets should not be
made and unmade for amusement,
but for the attainment Of practical
and useful ends. Not one prac-
teal advantage was to be gained
by the removal of the present Cab
met, while change would have
a variety Of evils. 1t
would have shaken the credit Of
the country, it would not have
brought about any of the reforms
ior which the nation still waits, |
md it would have given US in all
probability a ministry less con-
and less able than that
which now stands at the head of
!fairs. The ministry stands and
he country is to be congratulated
n 8 danger happily averted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-10
JUDICIARY MATTERS

On Wednesday the two new
Judges Of the Oahu Circuit, "
Austin Whiting and Walter F
Frear, were installed in Office,
Mr.. Whiting is s lawyer Of expert
enee and acknowledged ability,
Mr.. Frear. though young man,
has earned nothing but golden
opinions from all who have fol-
lowed his professional career, and
his appointment may be regarded
as a well-earned recognition Of
merit. NJ. Frear is studious and
scholarly, carrying an old head on
young shoulders. and possesses in
s marked degree the calm temper
and impartial spirit which are the
indispensable qualifications Of
good judge.
The public viii be pleased 10
learn that Judge Foster has con-
scented to retain the position of
Police Magistrate instead of retir-
ing and taking up private practice.
One Of the greatest blunders of the
legislature was the reduction in
the salary attached to this i'm
portant Office, and the next House
should restore It to the original
figure. The Office is one which
would offer great temptations to
corrupt magistrate, and that it
should be filed by man Of incor-
ruptible honesty Is an advantage
which cannot be rated too highly.
Judge Foster is to be entrusted
with the compilation Of the Penal
Law, and this undertaking is one
for which his abilities and expe-
rience peculiarly fit him.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-10

What is now wanted is q period
Of political rest after the turmoil
and uncertainty of the past year.
The Appropriation bill has
been passed and signed, and
the work OF the session is now
practically complete. Such legis-
lation as may be really demanded
should be disposed Of in short
order, and the rest reIegated to a
future occasion. The prolongation
Of the session has been beyond all
reason-a drain upon the Treas
ury, and q prejudice to the public
interest Not until q Propagation
has been reached viii it be possible
to settle down to a peaceful course
of industrial development. The
Cabinet viii be responsible to the
Legislature of 1894, and the settle
ment Of all political scores should
be left to that body. This is the
wish not only Of the business com
munity but of all classes.
We cannot leave this subject
without q word of commendation
for those who have supported the
Cabinet in spite of political
differences, recognizing the fact
that the ministry was the best
sttainable, and that the public
interest required its support. It
IS only by spirit of mutual con-
eession that popular govern
nent is possible at all, and the
cultivation of this spirit must not
Be neglected here, if Hawaiian
Institutions are to live and prosper.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-10

appeal for Hilo. The situation o.
the Government is such that the
/ encouragement of further steam
communication between Honolulu
and other American ports seems
! hardly timely. What the Govern
ment should do, however, is 10 en-
courage direct communication be-
tween Hilo and the Coast, and thus
bring the great areas of rich land
in that district to market. A
steam line to Portland or Tacoma
would make possible the cultiva-
ton Of bananas, pineapples and
other products for which the soil is
well fitted, by affording chance
for the sale of the product. The
establishment of the line would
give the Hilo district an immense
boom and increase taxable values
tenfold. Experience, wherever
railroads and steamers have gone,
shows that providing the means
of transportation soon makes
freight and business where none
were before.
If the Oceanic s. S. Company
send steamer TO Hilo, this will
be a great step in advance. But it
would not do anything to develop
the agricultural resources of the
island, because the return voyage
would be made to the Coast from
Honolulu direct.
If any action on the bill now in
the House is taken, We believe it
viii be wise policy to incorporate
a provision requiring that at least
the return voyage from Honolulu to
the American Coast be made via |
Hilo. If one of the Oceanic S. S. |
Co.'s should touch at Hilo on the
way down, as hoped, the result
would be that Hilo would have
iireet steam connection with the
Coast, both going and coming, and
his would mean the beginning of
new era for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-10

some Of the reasons advanced
by members Of the House for vOt-
ing against the Cabinet Wednesday
were curiosities in their way Rep.
Pua opposed them because they
were sorry as he alleged, that they
had appointed a native Hawaiian
Registrar Of Public Accounts. Rep.
Nawahi frankly declared that his
motive was revenge. These grounds
may seem queer enough, but they
are wisdom itself when compared
with the reasons" $50 STYLED by
courtesy which the Duke Of Wal
kapu advanced 10 account for his
actions. The Maui statesman had
no confidence in the Cabinet and
voted against them because they
omitted TO read some paper or
other to the House, last Wednes-
dsv.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-10
HE NATIONAL LOAN.


We publish this morning another
letter from the pen Of Mr.. Marques,
commenting adversely upan the
Loan bill introduced into the House
BY the Minister of Finance. We
fully agree with our correspondent
that the National Debt should be
refunded at a lower rate ofinterest,
and We believe this to Be possible.
The difficulty is, however, that
the bonds under the Act of 1886
which include almost al Of the
public debt outside Of the Postal
Savings Bank, are not redeemabIe
until ten years altar the date Of
issue, 20 that the question of ne
funding IS not at present prac-
teal one As to the particular
bill now before the House, the rate
Of s per cent. therein set forth is
only 3 maximum, and viii not
preclude borrowing at q lower
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-10
August
Flower"

Mr.. Lorenzo F. Sleeper is very
well known to the citizens of Apple
ton, Me, and neighborhood. He
says: Eight years ago Twas taken
" sick, and suffered as no one but a
" dyspeptic can 1 then began tax
" ing August Flower. At thai time
" I was great sufferer. Every
" thing ate distressed me so that I
had to throw it up. Then in q
" few moments that horrid distress
would come on and I would have
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-10

The success of Chamberiain's Cough
Remedy In efecting speedy cure Of
colds Group and whOopfng cough has
brought it into great demand. Messrs.
Pontius & Son, of Cameron, Ohio, say
that it has gained q reputation second
70 none in that vicinity. Jas. u.
Queen, Of Johnston, W. Va, says it il
the best he ever used B. F. Jones,
druggist WinOna, Miss, says |:
"ChAmberiainIs Cough Remedy is
perfectly reliable. have always war
ranted IL and it never failed to give
the most perfect satisfaction 50 cent
bottles for sale by all dealers. BEN
sos, SIXTH 4 Co., agents for the Ha-
waiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-10
THE TACOMA SUBSIDY.

4 bill has been introduced into
the House providing for the use to
be made Of the 5000 appropriated
as subsidy to the steamer line be-
tween Honolulu and Tacoma. The
object Of the bill seems to be p-ac-
tically to open the benefit of the
subsidy to any company which viii
establish a line between this port
and Tacoma, Portland or Vancou-
yer, which shall place at least one
vessel under the Hawaiian flag and
conform to other conditions speci-
fed.
It hardly seems worth while to
change the terms upon which this
subsidy Is to be paid, now that it
has once been granted. But if the
matter Is TO be made the subject
Of legislation at all. we can
not refrain from making q final
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-10

figure. We hardly believer, how
ever. that Hawaii viii be able to
negotiate a losn at 5 per cent. in
any market, while it is on this
assumption that the reasoning Of
our correspondent depends.
The Cabinet should, however,
leave no stone unturned 10 secure
a more favorable rate Of interest
than six per cent, which is an out
rageously high one for any fnsn-
cially sound government to pay.