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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-27
Der 11OfAerr11f

Die Bebauptlng, bnB alle Senntoren
iiber Die 8eenoigung pes lanaen Sanlz
| pies bod erfreut iinb, lit oem bod
,.cum grano sails" Su perlteDen. llr'
fade, ii6 81 freuen, baben nur 9ielent
gen, iuel6e einem iolcbeu Nus9un9 bes
Sampfes miinI6ten uno ieoem gpmpro<
miB OppOnirien, atIO 26 repnblifaniIfe
unb 4 oemOfratil6e Stimmen. 9lae
anoeren Wit9lieber bes Senots, iopobl
Die unuerldGmten Silberleute, ipie eie
unperihGmten @ompromibler baben
eine HIeOerlage erlltteu, mD9en lie lebt
audi CUTE Otiue sum bDlen Spet ma
den. Gas srOBte SerbienIt Inn Den
beoinsuEsslOien gsioerraf mus Dem
rdiibenten glepelano 5u9eibrieben
lperben, benu es lit o9ne 3iueifel MIR
Ieiner perlDnliben SppOlitiOn gesen
jebes GpmpromiB ju5uId)reiten, buB Elm
ipldes nibt sur 9lunahme 9elangte. @r
bat li6, ple i6on 10 oft, au6 bel bieier
@eleseubeit als bener uno gelbeiter
erlpieieu ais ieine 8arlei. Sle @snus.
Ybuung, Die man 0uriiber empfinosl1
muB, pnB er audi ltarfer mar ais jene,
miro ni6t wenig uerminbert, ipenn man
bieie feline Stdrfe nG9er unteriuAt. @s
mar nbt Die Ma1t leiner 9trsumente
tuel9e ole Gempfratie helie9te, lonoerr
Der riifli6tslpie @ebrau6 ooer ri6ti
ger NtiBbraud) Der 9temterpntrona9e
9ieIe 2ebtere wnroe ieit Wonaten als
: Mittel benubt, nm Stinmen fir Der
8iberruf 5u 9etplnnen, uno luer lid
oleiem Srufe unsu9an9li6 5eigte, bait
B fir lid uno feline 5reunbe ni9ts 81
: erpar5en, In9eiidts oes 9uten 3lued.
) miro maE genei9t leiu, oieier Serfabrel
81 uer5ei6en, aber es 1T immerbiu eli
;, GrGceoen5fal, Der 9ele9entli6 audi iii
einen ldle6teu 3iped ausgebeutet uer
y Den fanr, uno es ipirft it6erli6 Ell
- i6lebtes 2id)t auf o1e oemocratiId
;, 8artel i'm @ou9rcB, baB iie - nj
- f6nneu wpbl ia9en, ibrer innerlte
lleber5euaun9 gum 9rob = iib osl
, Ma6t9ebpt bes 8rdiibenten fiigt, ipe
:, tie liiitern iit ua6 bem Srpden, Die pU
:, ,einem Tii9e fntlen. gtiemanb 1T
= tbDridt 81 9lauben. OoB Der g8iosrrl
-, jekt erfOl9t, tpell Der 8rQiiOent ieir
-, Bartei su pernilnitigeren 2lnii6teu
~ Der Silberfra9e befebrt babe. @s 9
Ihie6t einfab, neil Der 0emOfratiId
y aemterbunser 8efrieoi9un9 perlnn9
rf 8ie Seuntpr Ntor9an BON 9llabamd
10 oraitiib ous9ebriidt bat: pDie Eror
y pete ertOnte. 9ie gruppen maridirt
% auf. Sm gseiBeH 9oule i6lua Die Il
tr uno Die. Gududs itellten Die S1pie al
: oem &aiteu beraus, um uns gu beno,
40 ri6ri9eu, mas Die llbr gel6ta9en bat
~ 8as Die 5olsen bis nabe bepI
., itebenoen bebinsunsstuien g8iberru
-. betrifft, 70 luirb es gut lein. ni6t al
"a. uiel BACON 81 erluarten, oamit pie 6
r. tduibun9 nidt um 10 sr6Ber merI
MA slaeroinss bot Die S6rie ole gu
n" 8albinstoner &adridten nit ell
O.a Sauiie besriiBt, aber, iuie Elm ge
NJ. gorter Slatt iebr treifenb bemertt,
m, 2osif Der SDrie iit cine 9osif g
~ eisener glrt unb fiir bos lesitime
oht fddft oes 2anhes, bas nidt nar
mic Gage lebt uno feline 2ransaftionen II
.or inuerbalb "a Stuuben be9nnen
beenben tam, surbaus ni6t anne
bar. 0aB Der beoinsunssloie @lbe,
uns nun raid Die suten alten Be
mieberbriuseu merbe, oermas nur
idte ienise Su boffen, Der Fh einbiloet,
ber Die &riiis, Die mir our9ma9en, {
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-27

SduB. 10 eaB Die &usel bem 8erbre
der in bic Bruit brans. ipelher ggunbse
er am ndditen Morsen i'm @efdnqniB
erlas. Sm 8eiibe Der beiben @,nbre-
der tuurcen Ii mertbuuQe Biitoleu, brei
Slinten uno anbere Gesenitdnbe. pel9e
in 2eein9ton seftoblen iparen. oorsefun,
ben. 8hite tutro in 2erlnston proaei'
firt peroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-27

Die bemofratiide 8artei gebt eriidts
lih ibrer 9lnflOlun9 ent9egeu. Sbr
tonfuies, 5lueifelbaftes 9erbalteu, ibre
9ren5enIOle rlneini9feit fam 81 feinem
anberen 3iele fiibren. Die Sdamlolia-
felt unO Die 9tieoertrn6t ibrer Silbers
ldplnbter, Die ii6 BON einem 10 slenoen
S9mdter, wie 9taen BON Nebrasfa,
elnem 10 birnperbrannten gSeltuerbeIs
isrer, tpie 8effer bon &anlas. uno iol6'
geriebeuen uno ab9efeimten Strplben
8oqcot, Seller uuo Dubois an Der
gtaie berumfiibren laIien uno i'm uebri.
gen ben oerlofenoen SprenentDnen elues
Dema9o9en. iDie Srpan oou 93ebrasfa
fulgen - muB Die 9tufl0Iung Der 8artei
sur unausbleibliden J0lse baben. 9ie
9un5e S6le6tigfeit unb Der miierable
Gharaftcr ibres perd6t(iden Silber.
Clements sei9t Ii6 am beutlihiten in
Der oerabi6euun9swiirbiee 9(rt, in
pelder oiele bemu9ogenbuften Quinn.
fOpfe, oiele 9.iprei5ten 9tarren a la
Srpdn, oiele uuidbislten aller gti6ts:
wliier, 0te rod je i'll elmer 9olfspertre
tung geieiIen, li6 iiber 8rdlioent @leue
fano duBerr, benIelben fartiud renb on
9reifen uno bei3impfen, neil ct Dol
ibrem ruhlolen SilberIhwinbel, mi
meidem lie iih I'm Ssnat briilten I'LL
Der ibnen Die Sera6tuns Der san5en 81
blloeten g8elt eiugetra9en bot, ni6t
pifien win.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-27

abtrat Simeon Yafason ia9te: pDer
8ooen. auf rueldem- Die Nusitellun9
itebt. seb6rt i'll @irtli6teit ben Snbia.
nern, oenn Die &esieruns Der Ser.
Staaten sat big jest ni9t fir osnielben
beSublt. @ir wOllen nidt Der blutisen
Gose geoenfen. Die 6rase fir uns iit
iest, mas fnnn gum 8eiten fir ben
ueberreit unierer 8aiie setban peroens
Die Iniwprt i'll etnfad: gBir miifen ole
@efuObnbeiten unierer Sdter uufseben,
mir miiiien zen 8feil uno 8osen uno
@epebr 5ur Seite itelen, ben 8fus
auinehmen uno leben tpie Der ipeiBe
Wann. lluiere &inber miifisn @eiddfte
lernen, pie Die gSeiBen. 8ir miien
Die g8elt iiber5eusen, bas mir nidt
mebr Blloe fino. Ser grobe @elten
lit BON ben 8eiBen beiest luproen, une
mir limb ourd 9loOptiun bic 8inber Der
9roBen Gepublif."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-27

8ergeBt ni6t haB mon bel mir oas
BeIte in alien SanSelsartifeln 5n maBis
gen greiies finbst.
U. 6. Brubot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-27

9as Committee fir Dtittel uno Bege
oes @onsreiies iuiro cine Steuer auf
eimbeimii6s @ein, dbnlid luie auf 8ier
empfebten Solte Die MaBresel gum &c.
Ieb erboben uerben miro es in Der 2u'
fuuft lebr ldlimm fir ben fleinen @eins
bauer ausleben, oenn Die Sherereier
melhe nit Der @rbebun9 Der Steue,
! perbunben iino peroem es uielen perlei,
/ ben lit nit Der 8ein fahr,fatiOn in
/ &leinen 81 befaiIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-27
Snoamerifanii der pei,er.

9ie iiberaus raide @nttuifluns bes
@ei5enbaus in Der arsentiniiden Sie.
publif beroient :ss,Hoern 2dnbern, mel.
DIE on Der @eiienausfubr intereiiirt
iinh, ernfte 8eabtuns. gfob bor breis
sebn Sabren prooucirte iene &epublif
nidt senus fir ben gerbrau6 ibrer Ell.
senen 8eo6lferuus; i'm Sabre 1880
fiibrte iie mebr als iehs Milliouen 8uib'
els elm. 9ieies Sabr bat iie nidt nur
senus fir ben beimilden gerbraud se.
bnbt, ionoern aud einen erportfdbisen
lleberIhub BON ettpa 38 M,lIionen 8uib.
e1s. 9aut amtliden Beriften, fiibrte
glraentinien in ben abt Monaten. mels
de am 81. 9(usult 81 @noe sinsen, %,
944. 600 Suibets ieines lleberl6uifes
aus.
@iner Der ensliiden gonIuln. welde
in Ir9entinien itatiOnirt iino, ianote
fiirslib cineu 8eridt nab 2Onoon, laut
mel9em argentlnii6er @eiSer, luenn er
in europa 81 eiiua 70 Gents per Suibel
perfauit iuilroe, einen @eminn BON 13
Gents per 8u1bef abtperfen ipiiroe. Oies
ie S6dbung griinbete lib auf einen
0ur6lbnittsertrag bon etiDa fiiufSebn
Buibels pet Gcre. Wie Der goniul
ferner beridtete. tit sesenmdrtis nur eln
3wanSisfel Der fir ben 8eisenbauper.
menbbnren 4derfdbe unter gultur.
gSenn ea INN audi mubrideinli9 1T,
baB Die 8eiSenausfubr aus Irseutlnien
i'm lnnfenoen Sabre 35 Nfillienen 8uibs
els ilberitei9en miro, 10 baben Die Ser.
Staaten bod alein in ben lebten oreis
einbalb Mouaten smeimal 70 piel aus :
sefibrt, unb unler @rport in ben lebten
5luei Sahren belief iid auf 1885, 100000
reip. 192,OO0.O0O 8uibels Bie balS
9lr9entniea elm sefdbrltder Concurrent
fir Die Ser. Staaten auf Dan europ6is
IdeE DISQUALIFICATION iueroen lpirb.
bduat bauun ab. lpie raId es iein @eis
Sen glreat persrDBeru miro uro fann.
sSenn es tuahr iein Iollte. oaB Der oie'
lcs Sabr auf ben europdiiben Utdrten
herridenoe Sreis bob senus lit, um ar
sentiuii6e 8eiSenbauer sufrieoen;ultel'
len unb 81 ermltbisen, 10 miro ieoen'
falls aub bas @eiSeu,glreal i'll Irsen'
tinieu e:bebli6 ausgebsbnt iueroen, unit
oann luiro ienes iiibamerifaniie5e 2anf
an Dem grpoft einen erbDbten Intbei
| rehnleu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-27

Narhenl

Yin 9rOBe N69er
Setm6l, &eibbIet, Simfsseao mno sytrnttien.
Cine f66ue Guspab oden semohlene 6orteH
Sotfs refine an9enad)te SSarben rtis @ebraad fa1
guhen iomObl als Sunen Floor Paint und Colts One
Coat Buggy Farben-
UarbemptmeI mno MISREPRESENTATION srose auspob
enter8IaS, Wal Finish &c. te an 5auo mo meroeu iebr BIZ
fig perfauit
Naid)tnem-Oelc Die bsfn uno bilisaen.
EAGLED DzJG SEoRE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-27


I &ailer @ilbelm IL. als Wil6bdnos
Ter. lluter biefer pielueripredenoen
@ufi6riit leiiten ii6 franaDiilde Blatter
folaeuoss lieblide Wdrden: uDer &ai.
ler Don Seutl6lanb, Der burdaus feline
giuiliIte bal, eie i'm r6tiaen 8erbdlt.
niiie Su Der @r0Be ieines &ei6es itdnoe,
lu6t iii ieoer mbsli9en @eiie feline @in'
flnite gu psrmehrea. 60 dBt er ieoen
Moraen Die Mil9 Der pradtpollen
S6peiserfabe, Die er in ieiner @utsberr'
ldait BEL @otsbam bdlt, uerfaufen. Die
Serliner Sausfrauen ,.raafen" fat NIT
einauber, INN bieie f6ltlibe Mlt6 81 be-
jiben, Die on &einbeit uno unperfdlidt'
belt Die Mild) aller anoeren Wildluirtbs
i9aften ubertrifft. uebrisens laBt aud
Die &Duigin @icto,in bon @nglano blt
Wifd ,brer &iibe perfaufen. nur Dat
lie ben Cribs re9elmdBis iuoblthdtiaen
gtnltalten iberiueilt. Die @elpobnbei1
aug 9lGem guben Su Sieben, lit in ocl
1oben @elelIl6aft 2onoons iebr rerbrei
tet. @ine pornebme Dame, cine Ser
, luunbte Der f6nlsl,den Samilie, erSiehl
einen boben 8eroient aus e,ner Oamsf
fpdiherei, Die ben san5en 5of su ibrel
aunoeu sablt." Die Ybantalie be
8ariiel Seitun9sfabuliiten 1T allo be
= reits bel bet Sub ou9elanst mi
bat es nht mebr ipeit, bis lie OIL f-ei
: auoeres Saustbier fommt
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-12-26
sIeNs og scARLEr FEYER.

Scarlet fever first shows itself with
headache, vomiting, sore throat and high
fever. Within twelve or twenty -four
hours, a fine bright scarlet rash appears
on the face aod upper part OF the body,
soon spreading over the whole surface.
After the third day it fades. After the
eighth day the skin begins to peel in fine
scales on the body often in large fakes
from the hands and feet. This scaling
lasts from four to six weeks. There is
danger Of spreading from the time of the
appearance OF the rash until the skin has
entirely peeled of. The flakes of dry
skin are especially dangerous in spread
ing the disease.
ANY person showing the early signs
before mentioned should be immediate
ly reported to the Health Officials.
WILLIAM o. SMITH,
President Board OF Health.
S565 1510-3t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-12-26
HAWAIIAN SITUATION.

(From our special correspondent
The Hawaiian situation can be
easily summarized.
Cleveland and the Administration
are surprised at the strength of the
Provisional Government. They
thought to all appearances, that it
would go to pieces when Greshsm's
letter reached Honolulu.
The message did not give comfort
to the annexationists nor did it salts
fy their enemies.
The senate has called on the Presi-
dent for all correspondence pertain
ing to the Hawaiian situation and
particularly for Willis instructions.
a lame defense is being made by GER
tain Democratic Senators, but Hill
and others are outspoken in their
views on the administration policy.
Thurston is on the steamer Alamo
da, with cheering information about
the temper of the American people.
There is talk of Cleyeland's i'm
parchment if force is used to set up
Liliuokslani without the consent of
Congress.
Cleveland is writing special mes,
sage on Hawaii TO be made public on
the 18th or 10Th.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-12-26
BYAUTHORITY
Sale of Lease of Government
Lands in Kau, Hawaii.

On FRIDAY, January 10, 1894. at IL
O'Clock noon, at the front entrance OF the
Executive Building, will be sold at pub
lie auction. the lease OF the Government
Lands lying between the lands Of Moanla
and Keaiws, extending from sea-shore
to a line 800 feet mauka OF the head Of
the and Of Hionaa, Kau, Hawaii, and
containing an area o. 400 acres, little
more or less.
Term-Lease for 10 years
Upset price-s25O per annum, payable
semi-annually in advance.
Reserving TO the government the right
to take up at any time an area Of 800
acres in whole or in part, If the same is
desired by the Government and not in
cultivation by the Hawaiian Agricultural
Company.
Possession of the above lands will be
given May Z, 1894.
J. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, Dec. 20, 1898
356S-St
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-12-26
WHAT VEST THINKS.
To use Force Would be An Act
of War Not to Be Tolerated.

Senator Vest, speaking Of the Ha-
waiian question, said
GAS 1 understand the condition of
affairs in Hawaii, the Provisional
Government is the de faeto Govern
ment. 1t is today the de facto Govern
ment, and any assault upon it by an
armed force on the part of the United
States or any other country must be
an act of war which can alone be
brought by action of Congress. do
not understand that Gresham meant
that an armed force would be en-
ployed."
Coming to the instructions to Willis,
Vest said: "If it should turn out that
those instructions were to restore the
queen by armed force no one will
deprecate it and none resist the doc
trine to any extremity more than my
self. I repeat that it would be an act
of war. 1t seems to me impossible
that the Secretary of State and Presi-
dent of the United States should have
come TO the conclusion that without
action by Congress they could do any
such thing. But, as / understand the
position OF the Administration now, as
given in the instructions to Blount, 1t
Is simply repetition and affirmation
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-12-26
BLOUNT SCORED.
Senator Frye Attacks The Para
mount Commissioner and
Defends Stevens.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Ex-senator Frye
spoke on the resolution offered by SEN
ator Hoar calling on the President for
more information IN the Hawaiian
matter,
Referring to Blcunt's report he said
in his judgment it was the most danger
GUS report on which any United States
Senator can afford to make any serious
attack on the character of any private
citizen of the United States.
81 AFFIRM continued Frye, "Blount,
in his report, has not written one single
unvarnished line Of truth, nor given one
unprejudiced opinion, nor rendered one
impartial Judgement"
Il have no doubt" said Frye, sit
may become necessary to break Stevens
down. | have had reliable information
since come into the Senate this morn
ing which says the purpose OF the adj
mlnistration is to charge that Stevens
was party to the corruption employed
10 break down the Queens Government
and establish revolutionary Govern
ment."
Gray requested fTye's authority Tor
such statement but, the latter said he
was not at liberty TO give it.
Vest disciaimed speaking as the advo-
cate or special defender OF the Admins
tration, but spoke as an American Sem
ator and an American citizen. He
warmly defended Blouut, saying purer
man publicly and privately had never
appeared in the arena Of American
politics.
Gas l understand the condition OF
affairs in Hawaii the Provisional Gov
eminent is the de facto Government.
1t is to-day de facto Government, and
any assault upon it by an armed forcs
on the part OF the United States or any
other country must be an act OF war
which can alone be brought about by
action OF Congress. | do not understand
that Gresham meant that armed TO- ce
would be employed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-12-26

waiian situation will be $500
to 5000 words long. The
President himself is now engaged
in writing the communication. 1t
probably will not 20 to Congress
before Monday, as the steamer sails
from San Francisco to Honolulu
tomorrow.
All that the State and Navy de-
partments have collected on Ha-
waii is now in the Presidents hands,
having been taken to him to-day,
and none of it will be made public
until he sends it to Congress.
A correspondent of a syndicate
of Canadian papers said that he
has reason to believe that Bowel,
the agent of the Dominion Govern
ment, went to Hawaii. backed by
President Van Horne of the Cana
dian Pacific Railroad, whose ambi-
ton for his railroad would contem-
plate any arrangement between the
islands and the Dominion that
would turn the tide of trade through
the steamers of the Canadian Paci-
fic. AS Van Horne stands in
powerful position politically his
influence would go a long way in
sustaining the move to get control
of Hawaii and its trade.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-12-26

fairs Committee, introduced in the
House today two resolutions bearing
on the Hawaiian policy of d Govern
ment the first calling for tue papers
on the subject, and the second rs fol-
lows: 1T Is the sense Of this House
that Intervention by the Government
of the United States, its representa-
tives Of armed forces in the affairs OF
q friendly recognized Government, 10
disturb and overthrow it and substi-
tute q monarchy therefor, is contrary
to the policy and traditions OF the re-
public and the spirit OF the Constitu-
tion.u
LATER.-The resolution passed with
no modified features except call for
more information. 1t was adopted
without division.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-12-26
For Good Spoilers.

The following sentence is con-
sidered "sticker" for even good
spoilers. 1t is said to be difficult
TO write it the first time without, at
least, five mistakes in photography !:
"It is an amusing circumstance
to perceive the unparalleled en-
barrassment of an harassed peddler
guaging the symmetry of a peeled
pomegranate, which a sybil had
stabbed with a poniard."
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-12-26
Tenders for Beef Cattle.
OFFICE OF TIE BoARD OF HEALTH,
Honolulu, December II, 1893,

Tenders will be received at this Office until
WEDNESDAY, January Srd, at u o'clock
noon. for supplying the Leper Settlement
on Molokai with one good beef cattle, to
weigh not less than $50 pounds when dress
ed, and two fat beef cattle to be delivered at
the Leper Settlement in good condition at
an average of 90 heads per month, more or
less, for the period of six months ending
June 30, 1894
The tending for FAT BEEF CATTLE
must be for the price per pound dressed
and that for GOOD BEEF CATTLE per
head. Hides and tallow to be the property
of the Board.
Bids should be marked Tender for Beef
Cattle, Leper Settlement" The Board will
elect which tender to accept, and does not
bind itself TO accept the lowest or any bid.
By order of the Board of Health.
WILLIAM o. SMITH,
President Board of Health.
1908
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-12-26
HIS COUP MIsCARRIES.
Cleveland and Gresham Sub
jected TO Cunning Criticism.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-The opinion
seems to be ge eral tonight that Presi-
dent Cleveland, secretary Gresham and
those connected with them in handling
the Hawaiian matter have finally con-
Guided from information they have re-
ceived by the steamer Oceanic and other
Sources that it will be no longer possible
to restore Queen Liliuokalani to the
throne without the sanction Of Congress.
1t is said that information from Hono-
lulu received from various sources during
the past two or three days has not been
at all pleasing 10 either the President or
Secretary Gresham. TIE fact that Com
modore Irwin cables that the Provisional
Government is strongly intrenched and
prepared for any move that may be
made to restore the Queen had rather a
depressing effect on State Department
officials who have been interested in the
Administrations plans for settling the
difficulty. Naval officers, however,
seem 10 be more than pleased at the
turn affairs have taken at Honolulu.
The repeated attacks and unlimited
censure hraped upon the administration
By Republican Senators since the open
ing OF Congress and the sentiment ex-
p essed throughout the country against
the Administrations alleged policy have
probably fully convinced the President
and Secretary of state that they COM
mittel serioJs blunder in the first
= ace by not taking Congress into their
confidence during the extra session.
All plans, rs l. now well understood,
to b. followed in dealing with the Ha-
waiiAn q iestion wer- mapped out then
in thu minis oil the President and Secre-
tary q Sts'e. ard the fatal error that
even Eemo, rats say vas made in at
lem riing to spring big diplomatic coup,
which how ssems desiined to be an
ignoble failure.
Aufagoni.m n 18th Houses to the
Presidents iolicy is growing every day,
as the Presiuent sill discover. and it is |
tha he las Airead discovered |
that ne will lsc< u mocratic support in |
10 hay hts rec nmenda-
ions followed v en- the whole question |
IS Laid before Coz eress for settlement.
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OF the time-honored doctrine Of our
country in every Administration
avoidance of Interference, except so
far as 1t was necessary to protect,
under International Law, the property
aud persons of American citizens. l
shall leave to the opposing factions
the settlement Of the question of SOW.
ereignty themselves
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POUND NOTICE.

In accordance with Section l, Chapter
XIV of the Session Laws of 1883, have
this day established and set apart an en-
closure for the impounding of estrays in
Olaa, District Of Puma, Hawaii, on piece
of land owned by D. Moku near the Govern
ment road to the volcano and about I2;,I
miles from Hilo.
In accordance with Section 9, Chapter
XXXY. of the Session Laws of 1888, have
this day appointed David Moku, Pound
master to the above pound, District of Puma,
Hawaii.
ia. KING,
Minister of the Interior
Interior Office, Nov. p, 1888.
1908
MONDAY, December %, 1898, being
Christmas Day, and MONDAY, January
1, 1894, being New Years Day, will be
observed as National Holidays, and all
Government Offices throughout the
Islands will be closed on those days.
]. a. KING,
Minister OF the Interior
Interior Office, December u, 1898.
3560-2t
D. II. KAHAULELI0, Esq, has this day
been appointed Notary Public for the Third
Judicial Circuit of the Hawaiian Islands.
]. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, Dec. 8, 1893. 1908
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Mrs. T. Mckinley, of Hawaii,
and two children returned from the
Coast by the barkentine Planter.
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James l. Dowsett has brought
suit to recover 5000 loaned to Mrs.
Flora Jones.
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The Synod of the Anglican
Church in Hawaii has adjourned.
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The Japanese legation is guard
ed by two sailors from the NaniWa.
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The deposits in the Postal Saw
ings Bank for the present month
have been $1273.09 in excess of the
Withdrawals.