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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-05-02

Sabine Correia Va. J. :. Antonio:
assumpsit. Creighton for plaintiff
Hang Dun vs.. All Sui; trespass ON
the case. Peterson for plaiatiff.
+. Il. Thomas vs.. Captain Ander-
son; damage. Appeal from District
Court, Honolulu. Ashford for plain
tifl-appellant; G. Brown for defend
ant.
James Campbell vs.. j.. F. Bowler;
assumpsit Appeal from District
Court, Honolulu. e. Brown for plain
tiff, Creighton for defendant-appel-
liant.
Egan & Gum vs.. r. VI. Brewer et
al; treSspass on the ease. Peterson
Creighton for plaintiffs; Hartwell for
defendants.
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4 Disast-0s. EIPIo.isE-

NaDEID, April Fan explosion
.o.,.urrei in the SsIs Czlsdia Com
psuy-s mills st NstrzrO mi morning,
Ebeu The roof Ess blown on and
struck the ground more than : hun
dred yards from the foGndstlons- me
walls were rent and most d the nooE-
ing COLLAPSED Al the men employed
by the company EeEe 81 Fork when
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-05-02

PrTTsBURGE april L \ group o.
rs Russian anarchists RS ben N
esrthei in this city by the police after
: sezreh q severzl weeks Imma1i
stsIy afrsr the sEremur q the French
anarchist 70 blow Gp the police had
quarters II Paris th- police authorities
q NeE YORK znd Chicago LOtih=d the
loczl police q ST organization Of
bomb EhroEe-s II Pittsburgh. whose
pzruoSe wzs 20 uzke var On the pO-
Ice TIE group E2s Organized Uy
Bauer and Mold, who Eere recently
sent 70 the ps1iteutizry - zeeOuPlices
q B=rEusu- Meetings have been
held nightly and circulars were re-
Gently fss1-1 calling upon the work
inEmen 70 prepare for what was
termed an spprOSchihg erIsi-.' Inc
meeting Ess stopped snd the leaders
promised 70 leave the city.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-05-02

CHICAGO, April IS-Ths Southern
HSciflc and Atchi>on have made s
traffic contract on trSnScontineutSl
business a f&r uO0e Importance, while
i iS>tS, than The famous one between
The Union Pacific Snd Northwestern.
lis sItas. i 70 give the TWO lines prac-
.IcSl monopoly O. Sll the IrSn>coutin-
sntSl business 70 Snd from California
2ri Southern Pacific eoSSt points and
intermediate territory. The AtchiSon,
under me terms o; The agreement,
secures the bulk 81 e4St-bOund traffic,
while The Southern PSeifie viii mono
pcliEe he weS--bocui trSffic.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-05-02
striking Hfine=-

BRUSSELS April l. The strike
movement : spreading. Thres hun
died miners engaged in the strike per
VS-rS.sl much iSClSSe 81 QuarsEuon
today TlsTs we've many men work
ing IN The 81: who refused 70 Join the
strikers. and the mot'S effort i SSainSr
them - much - SEAluS: The owners
O.. the plt- The striking Cozl-minerS
rlc-5,l zL TIE afternoon - CUISINES.
-Four Thousand men attacked the
buildings near the pits mouth shortly
2t.s- noon. drove OF the guards Sui
officials and demolished ail The MS
CE.-s-v. houses and shops Rioters
have possession q mos Of the town.
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the explosion occurred. Most q them
v-ent down in the wreck. The IRE
which broke cut Immediately after
The explosion VS. eNlngui>hsi AMI
the work a reScce begun ST once.
The dead oNiisS az nine worSmen and
The manager we've removed from the
ruins Fifty men are trying - recover
stls 7eSt q. she bniisS. The number q
the deA6 j not We; known.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-05-02
Grover May be Heard From.

WASHINGTON, April i. - Baron
FSva, late Dean Of the Diplomatic
Cons aud Minister At Washington
from Italy. hiss Set Washington 10
talking. As he was leaving the White
House yesterday Mrs. ClevelandS car
riase drove up, and the Baron was in
time 70 assist her 10 alieht. She gave
him her hand in the manner custom
ary. but instead OF giving the fingers
5 gentle squeeze and promptly releaS-
ing them. Baron Fav3 raised her hand
shout : foot, bent his head gracefully
aui imprinted feTveut kiss on the
l2iy'> hand. She was very much sur
priSei, and her usually pale face was
SuffuSei with bushes, but the Baron
Saunterei of with airy grace, evil
IDENTIFY regarding the affair Is trifiing
IS the kissing Of : pretty chamber
maid. The story was told to-day by 3
Congressman who saw the incident,
and II has become public property.
M Cleveland Is expected TO give the
Diplomatic Corps q hint that when
his wife Is in question the customary
form OF salut2tiCn had better be o.
served.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-05-02
TIrst Chsek % san Jose.

S4CB4EESTo, April u = scrs-
msutO dred her first gun in the
Capital removal battle this afternoon,
when 3 petition for a restraining
order sgzinst Secretary Of State Waite
and State Printer Johnston was fled
in the Supreme Court HoratIo P.
LiEermors, Who With Albert GsIIstin,
Owls electric car franchises N this
city snd the Folsom Wster Power
WoEks, brings the action Af. Liver
more SUES ss taxpayer. The injune-
ton, IL granted, viii Apply 70 State
Printer Johnston, and prohibit him
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Bsstan's Chinese.

BOsTOS, april I2--The Chinese in
this city have held meetings during
the pas day O. two, and have decided
20 co Opefzts with their brethren in
this country il forcing an issue as to
the e0ustitCtiOnality u the GeaTy
law, after Nay sth- They have also
engaged e91nssl 20 protect them 10
ally
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sszn5z1g-. zee=P-57u-

E-ENNA. zr--l L---T-s reception q
~-aub-LcE b Emperor FAM JOSEF
yzs-=1izv has S-l--=i every I'm d5sSy
and foreign C-Ec= On the elltiL=l--
Aivi-5S from C-L=- Clp--2-s snow thai
-Lz zC-lCB o The Emperor = r=-z-,15-1
- Al event o.. the ms. lE-srLz.ll-a
importance ne Supporters @. the
triple a-IIz--5 comment tzv1-ao-E
upon The reception. which they Con-
S5is- 70 t= equivalent 20 3 formal zp-
V-gval q --s S-1-gs 1-15u the Bz-zz-s-
The Russian press mentions the incl
dent ~5cl1 graz bitterness While -Ez
German pres = filed WIKI g-s-i5=l
c1nUe-cz-i1- q t-s EEp=rg-'s
GIFTS
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Mr.. Naekay Goes DRYING.

SAS Francisco, April I2-John
W. Azckay came down from his
rooms at the Palace yesterday for the
f1r.t time since he was shot by W. C.
Rippey. The millionaire was looking
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LONDON April 1.-THE IRE in the
mine 5. Pont-y-Priii. WSleS, in which
- many miners were eutombSi, Is
about on. o-t the EsSsS are - thick
S:5lI .-ac = Is impossible % explore the
mine foE the remains q the dead or
ssSrcl .Cr those who may possibly Be
zlivs.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-05-02
BubeaPs oher.

New YORK, April 12.-The follow
ing cable was received here to-day
George Bubear, the champion of
England, offers 70 take Wallace Ross
place and ROW Edward Hsnlan for the
championship challenge cup and the
5000 purse on May 18th II Hanlan
Is agreeable Bubear viii sail for
America
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-05-02

WASEISGICS, april I2--M. PATE
-1-re- The diplomatic representative
q The French republic in Washing
Ton, u.s. received in his new capacity
uy the President this ztteEnOOn. II.
P--eEC.re presented bis credentials -
eUlzS>zGc-- = Z made : speech ex
pressing the ogriizI feelings Of the
French Government toward that OF
the United S-z-eS- 70 which M.
Cleveland replied II similar terms.
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PARIS, April lZ-Up1u the open
ing o. the BslEilg So Court OF ATJi-
t-aIl1- -C-14y che President, Baron
d C1-rcslle>- announced th2t the
e1-r5 Lzl decided not 20 admit the
British supplementary report Tor the
present Tue President zdi7d that
this decision EzS without prejudice 10
the night Of counsel 10 introduce tie
report In the p-54IiDgs by word OF
mouth The President further an
u1-lG=1 that the tribunal had 1s-i-
1-1 - i-t=E lis ruling On the demand
u the United States for the rejection
1E-z
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-05-02

WASHINGTON april Lz-Ic ! rum
cred on the ~-C-z Exchange In NeE
YORK 70 day that $4,000 IN gold
vii b shipped EexE Saturday OF Tues
Czy. I. : -.s g-Uozll- tLsE This Lz-E=
sun vii 70 out but should half that
z-ouE- y -==5-,l L vii b Necessary
fer the Secretary q the Treasury .
utilize s suzll par- q the Slo'l-40-l 600
gold rase--z. T1=-= ! z in preston
rhzt bonds vii Re Issued. 8 the feel
ing exists that Secretary Carlisle Eill
nCc Ee=irace 70 dip INFO The gold -
SzrTe Il Necessary c1OuL1 TIE S=cre-
tzrv tiud himself ezlIsi upon 70 CSe
the gold reserve il : thought the
tanks vii Immediately come 90 ths
-s.--s o rhe Geu2rrDeut-
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FOREIGN JURY-cIvIL.

/ Hop Hing vs. Wilder Steamship
I Co.; damage. Appeal from District
/ Court, Honolulu. Hartwell for plain
I tiff; Hatch for defendant.
/ VI. r. Freitas, guardian, V. John F..
[ Hackfeld damage. Neumann for
plaintiff; Hatch for defendant.
/ ]. F. CalasOpa IS. NJ. Pereira alias
1 Perry; case. Ashford for plaintiff I;
! Davidson for defendant.
Carl HenOch VS.. Hawaiian Govern
ment; assumpsit. Hatch for plaintiff:
7 Attorney-G General for defendant.
L. AhlO vs.. Tai Lung; assumpsit.
Ashford for plaintiff; Hatch for de-
PENDANT
Minister of Interior vs.. J. D.
Spreckels ct al. eiectment. Carter for
plaintiff; Hatch for defendant.
Catherine Bachelor vs.. c. b. Will
son, Marshal; trespass. Ashford for
plaintiff; Hatch Carter for defendant.
Wing WO Chan & Co. VS.. Wilder
Steamship Co; action the ease
Hartwen for plaintiff; Hatch for de-
PENDANT.
Wing Wo Tai & Co. VS.. Wilder
Steamship Co.; action on the case.
Hartweil for plaintiff; Hatch for de-
PENDANT.
Fl. f. Pieper y. Wilder Steamship
Co.; damage. Appeal from District
Court, Honolulu. HaTtwell for plain
tiff; Hatch for defendant appellant.
KwOng Hip Lung Co. VS.. Wilder
Steamship Co.; damage. Appeal from
District Court, Honolulu. Hartwell
for plaintiff; Hatch for defendant
appellant.
Henry WiligerOth Vs. Eva Planta-
ton Co.. 3; damage. Ashford for plain
tiff; Castle for defendant.
You Chong VS.. Wilder Steamship
Co. damage. Appeal from District
Court, Honolulu. HartWell for plain
tiff; Hatch for defendant-appellant.
a. da e. Da lei VS.. Lusitana Benefit
Society; assumpsit. Neumann for
plaintiff
p. Peek IS. Look Tong; assumpsit.
Numann for plaintiff
Levers & Cooke VS.. s. Parker; as
sUmpsit. HartWell for plaintiffs.
Z c. Rowe We. ;. Parker; assump-
sit. HartweIl for plaintiff.
f. w. Wilhelm vs.. s. Parker; as
sumpsit. HartWell for plaintiff.
WaimsnalO Sugar Go. vs.. Keala and
HuSDaHu eJectment. y. bTOWn Tor
plaintiff
H. A. Myhre vs. A Rosa; covenant.
Ashford for plaintiff
Executors will Of Geo. Lucas ". +.
II. Redward; assumpsit. Appeal from
District Court, Honolulu. Ashford for
plaintiff; Creighton for defendant
appellant.
In re bankruptcy Of T. Ahung.
Bankruprs appeal from order OF
Judge Whiting, committing him TO
prison. Ashford for appellant.
Skinner K Co. VS.. @. w. Maefarlane
& Co., Claus Spreckels, garnisbee;
assumpsit. G.. Brown for PLAINTIFF;
Hatch for garnishee.
J. and n Padreste W. Maria Beliea;
assumpsit. Appeal from District
4 curt, Honolulu. Kahookano for de-
neutrality-suspicious..
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from publishing the Capital removal
amendments in the laws passed by
the late Legislature.
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An EpiseopaI Law.

sax FRAScIsCo, april 12-Rev.
William F. Mic OILS Is the successor to
the late Bishop Kip. His promotion
l. obtained under an established Law
governing the Episcopal Church.
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wealthy Men - Law

NV NOEH. April I2.-SeveraI suits
II ej=C-Eslc. Involving several mil
lions Of dollars. were begun this after
noon by Hopper :. Mott. Alexander
H Nct- zuG Ruth ari Waiiar, claim
Ing title 20 properties from Forty
ninth 20 Elt.y-.hici street on BrOSd-
Say. The estate originally belonged
20 the Hopper farm 2nd the present
suits were anticipated 8 month Or
more $50 Among the defendants i
William X Vanderbilt who holds OF
- present holds title 70 property on
the east side q BuosiEay. beginning
alo-c -77s-c y--yyo feet north OtF'Ifgieth
street and extending 70 the corner Of
Flt-y-lrs. street which i owned by
Amos P Emo.
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. August
Flower

lave DC-L- sl4A4lLL-
eiliousness, ed with biiousness
and constipation
constipation for fifteen years;
e,,--oh first one and then
another prepare
Pains. ton was suggested
tome and tried but
to no purpose. At last a friend
recommended August Flower. I
took it according to directions and
It's effects were wonderful, reliev-
"ing me of those disagreeable
stomach pains which I had been
troubled with so long. Words
cannot describe the admiration
in which I hold your August
F1ower-it has given me a new
lease of life, which before was a
" burden. Such a medicine is a ben
"efaction to humanity, and its good
qualities and
wonderful mer- Jesse Barker,
its should be
- made k1o,v, ~ Printer,
Everyone suffer Humboldt
ling with dyspep-
"siaor biliousness Kansas. .
G. 6. GREEN, Sole ian'fr, WOOdbuTy,NJ
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-05-02
JURY WAIVED.

Manuel ia Costa VS.. j. PaakauIa;
trespass. Appeal from Dole. j., in
chambers. Ashford Tor plaintiff, Rosa
for defeudant-appeIlant
Kwai Kee vs.. q. w. Keaweamahi:
aSsumpsit. Appeal from District
Court, Honolulu, Creighton for plain
till, Kane for defendant-appellant.
Katherine Renckeu Us. r. Lgtzo-
wicko; assumpsit. Appeal from Dis
trict Court, Honolulu. Creighton for
plaintiff Rosa for acknowledgement
liant.
]. X. Kaunamano vs.. w. A. kiha;
ejectment. Holokahiki for plaintiff.
John Robinson vs.. f.. NJ Sakuiua,
ct al; ejectment. Rosa for plaintiff,
Ashford for defendants.
Reciprocity Sugar Co. ". Admins
traitor kalakaua Estate; eiectment.
Castle for PLAINTIFF Hatch for defend
ant.
John Brodie vs.. Oahu r. * L. Co;
assumpsit. Thurston for plaintiff.
Hatch for defen ant.
Z. II. Judd vs.. Z. Makanui et al,
damage. Appeal from District Court,
koolauloa.
NAlthhu kh.N ". 4. hAANulAN ~ II.
Appeal from District Court, KcOlau-
loa.
J. VI. Rapozo vs.. j. J. Fernandez;
summary possession Of land. Appeal
from District Court, Honolulu. Ma
COON for plaintiff appellant.
Pun Gee rs. Loo Chez; damage.
Appeal from District Court, Homo
lulu. Hartwell for plaintiff Davidson
for neutrality-suspicious..
:. E. Pierce V. f. b. Thomas; as
aumpsit. Appeal from District Court,
Honolulu. Creighton for plaintiff.
w. II. Jarrett vs.. NJ. BeteilhO; sum-
mary possession OF land. Appeal
from District Court, Honolulu. Ash
ford for plaintiff.
Thos Wright VS.. B. f. White; as
sumpsit. Appeal from District Court,
Honolulu. Creighton for plaintiff;
Rosa for defendant-appellant.
4. L. CrOn vs.. ]. II. Love: assump-
sit. Appeal from District Court, Homo
lulu. Magoon for plaintiff, Peterson
for defendant appellant.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-05-02
By Wind and Flames.

MEMPHIS, April -Robinsonyille,
Miss, s small town on the YazOo and
Mississippi Valley Railroad, twenty
nine miles south OF Memphis, with =
populat on OF about 200, was wiped off
the earth by . cyclone this afternoon.
About o'clock = dark cloud appeared
in the southwest. and with roar and
s mighty crash struck the business
portion Of the town. Not Z single
building escaped the storms fury.
DETROTT Mich. J, April l2-The fol-
lowing dispatch was received from
Ypsilanti. The city Is in ruins. 4
cyclone struck here to night, sweep
ing everything in its path. Thousands
OF dollars Of damage was done The
storm took 3 strip through the busi-
ness portion OF the town, moving
houses from thsir foundations and raz-
ing Others.
LINCOLN .Neb.}, April I2.-Aside
from the partial wrecking Of the vii
lage OF Page, in the northern part OF
TIE State, there was no great damage
= the result OF the storm yesterday
and last night. Geueya. Fillmore
county, suffered partial demolition
o. one or two buildings, but no one
va injured. Il ras been much colder
20 day, Nth less volume OF wind.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-05-02
Adonis in the Pulpit.

NEW YORK, April IA sensa-
tioCal story i now going the rounds
Of the English press 10 the effect that
Charley Mitchell, the prize fighter,
intenls abandoning the ring and en-
tering the pulpit Columns have
been devoted to this apparently i'm
poEta1t piece Of Es,and soma Of the
writers on the other side even map
ped out lecture route for the British
champion. According to these stories
Mitchell Is to travel about Great
Britain, IN company with several
well-knOTn evangelists, speaking an
hour each evening on 'FTne DARK Side
Of London +"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-05-02

NEw YORK, April T. - William
Fezchers-0ue. head waiter in we'll
known hotel, dreamed this morning
that he saw his father standing at the
foot OF his bed. The right hand OF the
auuzration clutchsd 2 bloody razor.
The index finger Of the left hand
pointed 10 g deep cash across the
Throat. FeztherstOue started with
honor from his bed and slept no more
that night. The dream troubled him
all morning. and 81 noon he went 10
MS fathers shop, 81 Sixth avenue.
He found the shop closed and lock-
81. With g pOliceman's aid the door
was forced. In the rear TOOm they
found Elder FeatherstOne on the floor
dead. His throat was gashei in sew
eral places and his head rested in .
pool 81 blood. The position Of the
body c9ufOrmei 70 the vision. The
right hand ciutched Z razor, while the
fingers Of the left resting on the
breast, painted at the severed throat.
Il Is supposed that the old man COM
mittei suicide Saturday afternoon.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-05-02

DEEEcIC- Ap-lL John !. Bill,
managing editor O The Free Press
died This afternoon q spL0ii fever.
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II EEE4Ez4SS-NE PcSITI1y O.
NLELSTEE Wills
Fuz DzEE Dec s.

We sincerely dss-s 70 speak Of
lie A-z-cz1 Minister With COZ
ss5=-z1e Sympathy, believing him
e Il -zz q Lc11rzbls principles
sd hzuz1s insGncts. That he :
II PossEsa q mus1ze perp-sUty
lse5s 15s e e pointed c1t, nor
ths precise nature q those per
p-sEE& 5s5-z5- Indeed ouz EoaId
infinitely rzsL= e n the posi-
III e TIE Minister'S q on G0veru-
1=zt zssz-=d Ct tie ho1or q uea
and the fzv5- Of God IN their noble
cause than II that q tie nan Who
b soue- doubtless. strange coz
pEca17a- 6n5z hiuzslf opposed 70
ths1- Re deeply needs & rsgrstt1l
syupathy- Il a. nay Be hoped he
: ez1sstly striving TO discover lis
dry z16 . d T.
Minister wills Ezz- yesterday,
VISITED b influential persouz who
ably set bet1rs hin the distressing
ts1zo1 CT anxiety under which
this CITY Vas Izbodng, and
Ehicb Would be di=peIsd ~ 4
EnEIe Eu-d So- him That
nse6sd Eurd would be, that he VII
na employ TIE United States forces
70 czr- 01t his Instructions Let
hin szy only that, and he has been
tad that the pGbl5c mind VII Be
Il rsss- Il L the necessary COZ
clzsiou that, CONTRARY 70 his oEn
sympathetic and kindly fseHngzs
ths Minister Is compelled 70 with
hold that pecifyinE zzE1rzncs
md 70 hold this civilized cou-
II Continued distress
and zuu-shenzio1. Fog what pr
uoss he Z compelled to pursue
LIS crueI course L not known
Tbe Simplest solution T. that he i
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4 Common oecurrence

Il Is lot unusual for colds contract
ed in the fall months TO hang on all
winter OF a. soon Is 3 person Il over
one cold 70 contract another. This
suecesziOn Of colds f what causes
chronic eztarLh and bronchitis. One
OF the other Of these diseases Il al
most certain TO Be the result For
this reason it i Of much importance
that colds contracted at this season Of
the year receive prompt attention.
They can Be quickly cured II Cham
berl4in's Cough Remedy Is used. Il
acts on natures plan, Ioosens the cold.
aids pectorztion, and relieves the
lungs, son efeeting = permanent
curef = and % cent bottles for sale BIZ
all medicine dealers
BEsoS, SIXTH ( Co.,
Agents for d L
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-12-26
4 BzNEyB EyB us PR0PER AysEER
En- Fatre=,fzzEDl1zL

Yesterday afternoon the United
States Minister made % tie Pro
7izionzl Government the very frzt
Official statement OF 1nfnztian a
any sort respecting the wishes OF
poicy q his Go7ernnznt towards
that q Hawaii which has pro
ceeded fou Kim since he pre-
ze1ted his Letters Of crsdence
seven weeks ago. 1t was probably
the mist remarkable message ever
delivered By the envoy Of one gov
eminent 70 another to which he
had brought friendly credentials.
It was nothing less than z request.
perhaps courteozzly Eordsd, for
this Go7ernneut TO abolish itzeIf
and case to exist It vas not
merely for Z change Of o6ciaIs,
such az Al election might bring
about. but for the entire system
and organization q the Govern
ment to destroy itseIf. This alone
i Z =aEcisutly remarkable request
To give itz authors peculiar dis
tiuctiou-
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---c-- < i&czl- . describe
re che tension 70 which the pub
E nerve rs been wrought ~ the
szs- political szcsts-sc- zni
E-z--E--v E15c1 Vas created o
II -,-sEs- -spC-t thzc tls sZ-lUee-
Vas ~s1s-5zv &C hzTs been restored
&c tie ti,-c-s. The streets were
SID ~ c-oE5s who 6-1ts6 70
t1s Ezss- ECc-. Czly tC ind ms,
t1z-s wGs 70 -sS-o-z-icc Many a
tls 11o-zz- natives bsls~e6 chz-
shs wzs CT board o-s e he VA
sE7s. sd s. Evs- SisnsI EocI6
e b-oc-h. zs11-s z16. Ike S STATE
p-so-z-. lzz=1 bv z-2s6 force 70
ths rvs Bsz1ls- Bzt 10 such
scs-s 6zTs-1pei 6ss7-s then, sni,
zess- Waiting z-xocs hoC-s, they
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