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The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-24

Relating t. the Powers ana
Duties 81 yhe President
and Executive Council

Re- II ENACTED ty the Executive ana
Adrzssrv Ca2a,s.s q s.e P-oviss0a-
J. GavesBmea, q Tie Hawaiian
I<,Aa5S
Sr--2x An powers he7e'o;o7s ~
Lac vested in. ana 81 ae,S sad duties
resrirei q. the Sovereign Q. The hA~%l-
- ksr-Soa. shs.. hereafter b vested
II aaa reformed oy t1s President q
;ha pryyls aasl Gorern1e-; @. me hA--
wzzsSn Esl41as. <lases; % tA= terms q
ta,e Pro, ,Sz-4tsoa provided however, 'ii@'
Tie vs.o rs9e- shall only be exercised
uD77 Tx. written Sqq-oy2, x NO oias-
members d tae Executive Couaci-
Sa,uax an powers heretofore By
lSu yeS.e5 In SIS Il. @e-S and duties
REQUIRED q. the Caaaas: Q. tie Hawa--
lar NFnrson sail hereafter 1'e vested II
s-,s ve-so-rs5 h The Executive Cca1-
81 a saa P-oyzs5o1z1 G1va-lzae7s q me
Hawaiian Is-4-5s- S-t.ec, 40 me terms
6 the P7oe-z-ztlo''-
Src--sx S-Th5s - shall IKE e7es'
uqs2 P.o-lea,ao1-
AY7zures s15s 1.sa 5zy @. January, !
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SANFORD 3 DOLE
P-ssssea: Il The P-ovzssoza- 5ove-1-as1'
al ths Hzvzlzz- ls-zrtS-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-24

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Pezzl Code Re-aG1-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-24
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-24

Monsieur $. s. nole, President q the
Executive Coung., Of the Provisional
Government.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-24

edge receipt OF your communication OF
l7th inst, and in reply beg 10 inform
you thai take pleasure &c recognize the
Provisional Government OF Hawaii as
defined in the Proclamation enclosed iu
your letter on behalf Of the Government
of Belgium and shall afford to it nv
moral support as representative Of the
country last named.
have the honor to De, sirs,
Your most obedient servant,
tSignedl ]. F. dAcKFELD,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-24

The following certificate which
was procured from the United
States Brewers Academy for the
purpose of ascertaining the good
quality of the Budweiser Beer .
brewed by the FRED. MILLER
BREWING Co., Milwaukee, Wis,
explains itself:
NEW YoRK, April 3, 1892.
FRED MILLER BREWING Co.,
MILWAUKEE,, Wis
GENTLEMEN: Thesample OF beer which
We examined fnr rnn rnnfairs in 1nn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-24

CSBEELAIE o. BELSUK,f
Jz1zzZg Is, Ie9.
81 IhzTe fhe hozox 70 zezEoSl-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-24

MeSsrs. Sanford B. Dole, J. A. King,
PC. Jones and William o. Smith,
Executive Council OF the Provisional
Government of Hawaii. Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-24

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-07

The excellent service which the SeS
Ensisnd banks haze rendered the comm
mites In whieh they are located during this
monetary ssringency should not be over
looked nor forgotten. The following from
a prominent bsnk officer in this city, web
expresses the situation With respect 10 The
Nev Engiand banks
"ln the financial ttringsncy that has
CRIME upon tht. eoantry, the wisdom anl
conserya.ssm that have characterized the
mana xsmsnt Of Eastern banking Institutions
have bern buixssk of strength. Indeed
here in III. extreme East il Is hard TO realize
what our Western friends have experienced
The only thing approaching a s'Tingency
has basn a scarcity of bills. and In these
DAYS. when aeariy all our business IA done
by checks. nobaiy wants bills. nor are
they ~illng te burden themselves With gold
Of silver. They prefer checks In round
amounts cheeks serve all purposes as well
.. money they are more convenient, and
they farni.he.i absolute protection against
Ioss BY theft or by Are.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-07
tmo,ossd financial Condition.


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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-07
oaly. The sppsoziaass consumption By half
ysazs has bssss

II vtIi be seen that, With many furnaces
and works now idle. there ia Little chance
shas the production OF consumption OF 1888
viii reach the record Of former years.
Bat IL 10 fact Of interest that the orders
Obtained and the contracts made months
ago, before the people had voted fof
= change, we're large enough TO SUE
sAsn the manufacture during nearly the
Whole Of the arst half Of 1888 AZ about il
maximum activity. For three years and a
half, excepting only the interrupted half o!
1-3i, shi- industry has gone On at rate far
surprising the utmost that ever has been
accomplished in Great Britain, either IS %
quantity Of iron produced OF Is 70 quantity
consumed in the market.
British productions last year, according
TO the British Iron Association, vas oniy s.
iis, $50 sons--the smallest since 1879. Al.
though stocks we're reduced about 530,Css
tons, the quality exported without manu-
faetare vss sg7 600 Tons, 90 that the con
sumption in the manufacture in Great
Britain was G .s9i $50 tons. which is les,
than the consumption in this eountry in
either Of the last six years. But II the al
vocates Of change have their way, oui
country may fall back to a second place
szsln.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-07
The Iron Industry.

The official statement of the Iron and
Steel Association shows that, in spite Of all
encouragement. and obstacles. that great
industry produced and consumed an enor-
mons quantity Of iron In the first half of
1874. though little less than in either half
ef iss2- The production was I 5e2 ,als
gross tons, bst the stocks unsold increased
from $685. tons January /. to 57s,s3l
June 30. 50 that the quantity Approximate
" representing consumption in the manu-
f.cture 10 +,5l9,tos gross tons. This il.
about 100 900 ,ons less than WAS consumed
in either the first or the second half Of 1893
hut this difference /. little more than ? per
cent. says the New York Tribune.
1t /, true that over oo,eoo tons more
1899. but unsold stocks increased las 600
,sas. 80 that the approximate consumption
VAS i,6si ,oe2 tons, In the second half Of
last year production was ices, only 1885,
II. tons, but unsold stocks were reduced
100000 tons. 80 that the Approximate con-
sumption VAS t,es1 .555 tons, In the first
half Of 1891 production was greatly To-
,srrup,sd, amounting to only 3,s6s, 10,
gross tons. but ansold stocks were cousid-
erably reduced. and the approximate con-
sumption was only 5 ,st+, t6s tons. But mus b
of the work waiting to BE- done was Only car
ried ever into the second half of the year.
when both production and consumption
rose to the highest point yet attained. the
production to t.sii. sss, and dedrctins in
crease in stocks the consumption vas a.
sss.ssS tons, apNt Of which vas BY way
of compensation for the interruption during
the arst half Of the year. These estimates
do not take into account the small supply
going into consumption from foreign i'm
ports. which is NOT definitely ascertained BY
half yeafs. Reckoning thus roughly, from
Isoductioa and reported domestic stock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-07
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LITTLEGE
PRESC RIPT1ON

e banks oSeo ua>e
ss thought the demand ior se
- currency was made for .oe
-. ~ boarding, the bank ins's."
- a errtiii, d cheek being taAea'
.r,ry HOUSE COMMITTEES issued
-. 40, e,,D More Loan Certifeases-
;. - ,,ansrsl collapse Of the ma
q .ery of domestic exchange tus -
q Of draft, on bonds III othes LOWS
= has been managed on al
4em. hank he.
q El,.l;nsrily. when New York hahh as
S,.itor turus in a eheck drawn !"
- o,, An ouE-of-to town bank, inc Nes
- hank r,uits 10 lis own correspond
J.. H.. s.,n,. Mace for collection or eise
"a. a;raet To the bs drawn upon; /"
- $50 ant of town hanks have eitne,
<ss.x..l in r.n,ittins or else have remi'ts"
~ ~ Work ,xehsnge, charging up 10 the
~ YORK bank the cost OF excnau-@ +.
sssrb. c,,y hanks have therefore resorten' III
&-,,.Ily lsr,,. measure of late, to direct
pllecIion through the express eohiie'h.es
Shich make a speciality OF prrsen'i"s
3rsfts direct at distant points. orSwi"r
nj the money and shipping II 10 Nc"
Work The east OF this TRANSACTION mas
Ar a Ion. time been materially oelo"
he rate charged for interior eNe'i"iise'
Incidsnts Of a curious character are TX
40 related by hankers as 10 the worhihS>
a su,h collections some outside oahhs
kny. taken mains to pay such drafts IN IA
currency, notably stahnaF"
.ilyer dollars One case is mentioned Oh =
eeuutry bank OH which draft OF se'eEa'
Thousand dollars was
Collected by Express
In the money returned were several nun
aired dollars in gold. Si0o in standard sii-
yer dollars and S610 in subsidiary com, M'
most entirely dimes, with liberal spf'hA'
ling of Canadian pieces.
Frederic. D. Tappeu, president OF ths
Gailstin National hank and chairman o.
the clesrin. house loan committee, ssiu
that the cry about the scarcity Of currency
Motld hs All over by the end OF the
week. by which time the first OF the gold
,importation, would be here The receipt
Ii sI0.O0.o00 Of gold. the amount now on
the way. Would. Mr.. Happen said, effect
nally nut stop to it. Mr.. Happen sale
he did not know anything about pre-
miuin being offered for currency.
/ So far As the Galiaun bank was CON
cerned ii had
shnv.lied Ont the Cash
without discrimination.
I He believed one or two banks up tow
were u lutte short OF currency, but II wa
lnrotable that arrangements would at once
be made to relieve their necessities IN tina
! respect. ~
Another prominent bank president dis
cussing the scarcity OF currency, sai''
The situation now is very different iron
what IL was in 1873 Then. when cash pay
ments were suspended, all the banks o
this city on the worst day had only St0O.oo
Of cash all told, and now they hav'
sl0D. $4,000 in cash, and suspension
of cash payments is impossible. III
present scarcity of currency is due q
boarding. There are vast sums IN tn
vaults Of savings banks throughout th
country"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-07
The knowing Farson.

There is the story of a gentleman who in
advertently slipped a blue poker chip into
the church collection plate and then called
upon his pastor with an apology for his
carelessuess and silver dollar instead OF
the chip.
oh. no." said the man of God knowing
ly, that's not enough. A blue chip Is
worth - in your game"
An Oklahoma divine was even shrewder.
The collection will now be taken" he
said. and / wish to remark further that
poker chips don't go any more. Get 'em
tashed before You come and bring the
money am forced TO thisdecision by the
fact that some of the bret hren have been
showing OIL chips Of their own making on
us and letting the laugh be on us when we
went TO get them cashed at the Dewdrop
Fort une parlors. Chicago Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-07
VOICES OF rAs PRESS.
Where the Responsibility Belongs.

The Republicans must vote right whel
Congress assemblies. but they will 10 vel
10 let the Democrats assume the fall r.
on.ibility for legislation and do the lirge
part Of the talking The majority party i
The one to take the initiative in carrying on
the Presidents recommendations AMI II
making them square with the Chic go plat
form. The Country has intrustsd the Dem
ocrscy with absolute power at crtica
periol II will hold the majority party
rather than the minority, responsible TO
what happens during the next ten months
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-07
All For . Barley Corn.

LaF ontaine, in one Of his fables. tells Of
bsrnyArd fowl that scratched up a gem
while scratching for corn. Not knowing
is value. be gave it to stone-cutier for a
brley corn. Thus do many persons thro~
away the priceless pearl Of health.
..trifing' cough is neglected. then come.
Consumption. then death. Stay the cough
or look out for a coffin. DR.. Pierce'l
Golden Medical Discovery Will cure catarrt
in the head, bronchial or throat affections
or lung scrofuia commonly known a. the
consumption of the lGnes.) If taken il
time, and given fair trial, II will cure, OF
the money paid for il will be refunded
II 10 the only guaranteed cure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-07

The Germans have legend that Frederic
Barbarossa Is not dead, but in an enchant-
ed sleep in cavern in the Harz noun
tains His long red beard is believed to
have grown during this long enchantment
until it covers the table at which he sits
and descends to the floor He has been
there for centuries and must remain for
centuries still. but be will finally be freed.
81 the legends say, and lead his knights to .
glorious victory !-New York Press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-07

visitors "a the yvsyiA's Fair

viii hnd the Lancaster Hotel, sig -.
and Lexington Ave, directly south Of y.
Ferris Wheel and only two blocks iio ~
Fair entrance, cool. comfortable, ~
qniet; only tso storie, high, all ou'sn'
rooBs; European plan; 800 PEI ''} ";
Reduced rates for families and parties. =
you arrive st any Of the down TOM ~.
take the Elevated Railroad to Lex'ne,s
Ave. station, walk north one and one,
blocks. Parsies arriving BY the iat
L.. pr II. Wayne roads. have train = ~
gIe~ood. take the si.t ST. tlscsfiS csf - =.
To Lexington Ave. and Gist g.. ess y. -
half block from the Hotel. angzo"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-07

There 10 every indication that there Is
ample MONEY in this country and every e1-
isslng condition IL conducive 10 the In
crease u that amount. The trouble nov IL
that IL Is being boarded. This is anrsason-
ias self destruction for those Who hoard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-07
TEXAS FEVER.
Boston Officials Take Active Steps Iowar'
Preventing It's Spread.

BosroS, Aug. AT the present seaso'.
of the year the stock yards at brighton re
ceive many Texas steers for slaughter ~
the abattoir The cattle shipped to thi'
ri,v simply for the purpose OF killing ana
not for cultivatiug are liable to spread al
infectious disease among our northern am
western stock, and because OF this fact ac
ton has recently been taken by the BIOS
ton board of health regulating their move
ments during the short time allowed then
to live in Boston air.
The nature of this disease, peculiar t.
steers coming from the Lone star state, II
that of a fever. which is known as Texas
fever" When once it's taken this dls-
ease spreads very rapidly. The disease Is
SO subtle in its workin that it is Otter
conveyed to other cattle by steer show
ing no evidence of possessing it. Cattl
walking over the same ground previously
strndden by steer infected with Texas
sfevcr are almost sure to catch it.
Al the Brighton yards the cattle coniint
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-07

Chas. A. Rhoads for drunk AMI aim,
ance was sentenced to 30 days in M
Judge Andrews. Rhoades was the d
one connected with the East side s,s,
Friday afternoon who was brought
court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-07

w. s. kittridge will have the care a,
Opera house this year. Judging i,up
bookings the number Of enter,ainw,,s
the Opera house the coming season viii,
coed 100.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-07

The shutting down of the mills in j
places has caused lot of idle men Ia \
to this city. The factory boarding As,'
here are full of them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-07

f.avsry eyi.Ien. that cheIsra il alarm
insly prsvsIen, In parts Of ftsly and mast
have rsxsa IT Naples While the authorities
enues 4 lad IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-07

According to u notice published d,
where all truck teams and baggage Wa,
must after today make their stands 90 G,
mercisl street. north of Oak, or in M,
square, rs they will not be allowed To III
on Water street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-07

yox Ia, tie special Session Of Congress
70 repeal the purchasing clause Of the sfef
evan tsw and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-07

People who are unfortunate enough
live in damp houses, particularly near az
drsined land. are not TO think that there's
no help for them save in removal. I~'
are mistaken. Successful experiments have
shown that it is quite possible to msssr''''
improve the atmosphere in such neighoe''
hoods in very simple manner--by w
planting Of laurel and the sunfoser. ISe
laurel gives of an abundance OF ozo'f'
Wills! the "soulful-eyed" sundo~e' is po's'
in destroying the malsrisl condition. 1bss
two, IL planted on the most restricted 'e'.
in garden close to the bouse, will be foue'
to speedily increase the dryness and SAM.
rity Of the atmosphere, and rheumatism !
it does not entirely become a memory "
the past, will be largely slievisted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-07

Mr.. Gilbert Wells of Mount vernon I,
hibited at the Journal office SATURDAY,
very large and peculiarly shaped egg oia
Plymouth Rock variety. II was complies
covered with ridges and wasa freak
nature hard to describe. II measured ed
i ches around in length AMI seven in viii
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-07

The newest idea in ladies' hats 10 Ii,
burnt color, and white satin rbA.,
Mercury wings are used for trimm;,s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-07

Mr.. II. l.. johnson of the Jols.
House received from MIR. L. q. Wicker
Edgartown, Mass, Saturday, a catch VII
Mr.. Vickery made one day sea Job.
The catch included six fine blue fish. 4
trout, scupp and a sea bass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-07
.SHERIFFS SHE.

Trial Bottle, 10 Cents.

kENSEHkc :.
Taken on execution wherein A. II. Poster, of
Gardiner in the county Of kennehec and state OF
Maine, Is creditor. and T.. >mi,h formerly OF
said ga diner IL debtor: and will b. sold by pub
lie auction. on saturday, the twenty tixth dav Of
August A. II. fsei. al three o'clock in the after
noon. At ihe office OF spar Andrews in said
Gardner. the foilosinz dsscr bed real estate and
ali tie right title and interest which ffe said T..
A Smi. n Ia. in and to the sa- 9. or had on the
fifteenth day October A ID. ls9i The time when Ii
same WAS attached on the original writ in the
same suit. TO wit;
A CERTAIN lot or parcel Of land with the buildings
fhereon situated in SAID Gardiner. heipz lot
marked and numbered on fFemeuf stree'. as
deIineated on the plaa of the Cobhossee-
eoutee tract made ny solomon Adams Fsq..
dated Dec 10, Iss~; bounded 90 tire Eass by land
OF William II. Goseii, on ibe Wet by land Of
c. L. Gordon; on the North By Fremoat street,
and extending back from said street thirteen
rods; being the came premises decided 10 sad
smith By James Foye, BY his deed da ed Oct. "A,
,s.6 and recorded In kenEsbec Registry, book
40 page go. reference to which may be had
Dsted February IS, isoo, recorded IN book KS.
page rs.
wA- II. LfBsr, Deputy SHERIFF
July slst. isa3- ;alysidiav5t