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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-23
AN NCENDlARY'S WORK.


The FIRE department was called out
about 1880 this morning, in response to
an ala.m sent In from the corner Of
State and Second South streets. a
tenement house Mt that point standing
at the rear of the Turngruen drug
store, owned by Councilman Karrlck,
was Ia ilames, the fife originating
under an old stairway and was the
work Of an unknown inceudiary. The
Insurance on tho building was can.
celeJ two or thros days ago. The
fremen did good work with tue chem.
ioal engine AMI saved the old shack
before any great damage was done.
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lie Nav Come 10 Salt lake.

Governor Thomas this afternoon re-
ceived letter from Mr.. NJ. ]. Webb,
Of Weston, Webster county, Georgia,
In which he stGteE: "My limited
knowledge OF your Territory is such as
to create the Impression that Utah gives
promise OF becoming great State In
coming years. Even now, have been
informed, IL lisa desirable locality and
makes good home for the Immigrant
from the states. have about decided
TO come out some time this year, and
now write that you may furnish me
with any information you can about
the territory, or give my name and
address to others prepared to give it,
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w. a. llolros had Ia toiay Tor assay
lis tons OF Horn Silver orc, aud two
other couirlla.
w. G.. 81. steward had in today for
assay two tots OF Old Jordan huu Ga.
lena ere, ~ tun..
Tire ore and bullion shipments for
the week were US follows
H 'NIf hAlNuH tssss.4sss.ssssssssssss tal.iHN IuHs
= care copper bullion ..a...,s.....s. be-, 80 iua.
'' care silver anu lead Orgs...a.,t.2 2lt,Ull iIs
% cars. Total..............,... .1.. lli ibs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-23
THE ANN AnuoR srnIKE.
Professor Gnnton Delivers an Address
on tho hublecL

New YORK, March 23.-Presidont
Gunton OF the School Of Social Econo.
mics lectnred on the Ann Arbor
railroad strike and the order Of Judge
Kicks to Chief Arthur to recall the
boycott and strike. Professor Gunton
regards the order OF Judge Kicks as an
net OF socialism ana the logical
sequence TO the interstate commerce
law, which forbids discrimination In
railroad rates against any one. This
piece OF paternal legislation, which
handed over the railroads to the gov.
ernment, II now appeared, also anded
over the iaborers as well and the rail.
ROAD emplSye Is now practically
worked for the government.
EDWARD III OF England In 1850
declared every man who psked more
Tor his labor than he had done
several years before would be nut into
prison and be branded with a red hot
iron. Professor Gunton said II matters
went on as they are going, the red hot
iron would again be brought out TO
brand employees.
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ron uonE BULE.
Monster Meeting 10 he Held on
sunday In Ncw York

NEW York, March 28.-The com.
mlttee on arrangements for monster
home rule meeting at the Academy Of
Music on Sunday announces the COM
plctlOn Of the arrangements. Hon NJ.
j. O'Brlen VI the supreme court Will
preside; Hon. w. BouTke Cochran
will deliver special Grafton; Chauu.
cey NJ. Depew, Judge Noah Davis,
Rev. Henry A. Braun and DR.. w. n.
Wallace will also speak. Tho com.
mittee IL IN receipt OF communications
from governors OF different states ex-
pressing sympathy with the home rule
movement aud strong desire that the
meeting shall speak out clearly, de-
manding for the Irish people the rlghts
which nte the dearoot heritage Of
American froomeD.
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Probably Murdered.

PHOENIX, Ariz., March 2S.-In n
mining district twenty miles beyond
Wickenhurg the bodies OF q Mexican
named Montez and boy fourteen
years old were found In their cabin
horribly burned and mutilated, having
been thrown In the fireplace. They
were probably murdered by Mexican
robbers.
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A ForgerY Case.

The senior member Of the frm OF
Ostler Brothers at No. 433 North Sec
ond West street called NJ tue police
headquarters this afternoon and related
a tale OF woe about being victimized
by sharper. II appears the latter
purchased n bill Of goods from Mr..
Oatler and gave a spurious check In
payment, receiving also several dollars
in cash IN the Transaction. Tho 20 Ice
are now at work on the case.
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Reported Drnd Again.

LONDON. March GA Moscow d..
patch says that Mayor Aloxajcti WIN
was shot by Adrianod at the meeting
OF thu city council Oh Tuesday, dici
this morning. Twice before Alex sJtil
was reported dead, but It was officially
stated yesterday afternoon that he
might recover. PcritOnilis sci I'M how
ever with the above result.
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SING SING, n. Y, March Oscar.
lyle W. Harris, the young medical
student, convicted OF poisoning his
bride, Helen Potts, and sentenced to
he electrocuted, arrived here from Now
York this morning. He was placed
In a cell recently occupied by NOEL
vaine, executed for the murder OF
Grocer In Brooklyn. He looked pale
and worn, but took matters quietly.
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NEW YORK, March g3.-rhere il
little or no changein the situation
among the striking clothing cutters.
Both sides ARE quietly preparing for
The anticipated crisis on Saturday
when the threatened lockout by manu-.
mcturers goes into effect, unless some
concessions are made by the the cut
tiers.
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GLADSTONE RESPONDS.
His EneournEement Ia tho work 70
Irish Home Rule,

His announcement Ia the work for
Irish Home Rule.
PHILADELPHIA, March 23.-Colonel
John l. Rogers, president OF the home
rule meeting, held at the Academy OF
Music last Monday evening, has re-.
coived the following response to acablo.
gram sent TO Gladstone: 81 thank you
respectfully for the message sent. / have
often expressed the encouragement
we have In our important work from
the favorable opinion not only through.
out the British empire but from our
brethren especially In the United
States.
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GnIIcInn ImmIrrnnl. nIlIra.

CRAcOw, March ga body OF
Galioinn immigrants crossing the
frontier nj S0cxuCsya was encountered
ny Russian frontier guard who drove
them back 10 Austria. In the conflict
some were shot, and others drowned In
thr Nisluln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-23

PORTLAND, Ore, March 2s.-Char.
lie johnson OF st. Paul, Minn.i and
Tommy West, OF this city, middle.
weights, fought thifty.one rounds last
night at the pastime club. Tho fight
was declared draw. Neither was
damaged much.
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Noti Known.

Boston, March 90. - Nothing Is
known at the offices Of the Mexican
Central railroad here rs to the City Of
Mexico dispatches stating that nil
Mexican roads must lower their rates
or forfeit concessions.
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out OF Employment.

NoRTiI ADAMS, Mass, March 28.-
In consequence OF q partial strike In
the mills OF the Johnson Manuinctur.
ing company, makers OF fine ging-
hams, the mills have been shut down,
throwing 800 hands out OF employ.
ment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-23

CLEVELAND, March 90. - Fire ~
rigging in the Morgan apartment house
ON Prospect street. II is rumOred that
four women and baby are burned to
death. Call for ambulances has just
been sent In.
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Forfeited SEQ.

Tom O'D)nnel, a well known sport
ing man arrested for gambling, forfeit.
eli $50 In Justice Gees court this alter
noon for falling TO appear and answer
10 the charge against him.
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Chicago, March .8rd
C orrHEiro. ls, Ia' n n, way ''.i'
OAts-Easy cush, uh May. Hg.
iorg-Lnsyi cash, li.diS May. l7.d7l.
lhri-Easy cash, la.jj May, 1850,
hye-lg.
barley -tL
Flax 10,
Timothy
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BROKERs IN TROUBLE.
Tho standard OH Company Refuses 10
Sell OIL TO Them.

NEW York, March 20. - Shippers
and brokers are 10 trouble because the
Standard OIL company refuses TO sell
Them oil or quote prices to them. The
brokers have orders from abroad but
cannot Nil them. Many oil ships and
tank steamers are waiting to get
cargoes. 1t IL said the STANDARD OIL
company intends TO monopolize the
foreiguo oil trade and with that object
10 fast acquiring a fleet OF steamers.
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present.. MoJor Dcmo, grand al
moner, ana eight other members
Of the papsl court received the vlsitofs
ut the foot Of the royal staircase, nud
conducted them 10 the throne room
where the poIc received them with
the ceremonial Of a private audience,
granting them n most courteous inter.
view. They Afterwards vieite1 Card
inal Rampolln, papal secretary Of
Ptatc,
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nuMons or a srnrI,r.
western Union Telegraph officials
Take IL Eusy.

ANNN " hNafs
NEw foHj, March Western
uulgn Telegraph officials take very
calmly tie report OF an impending
STRIKE Of tho employees. They do not
appear the least disturbed by the
ptescncc In this city OF John Cuihbert-
toui supreme chancellor Of The opetat.
oiS organization. All officers have
declared that the rum1r- NJ existing
trouble with the operators are untrue,
snd oNpresUed ignorance Of the feet
lnat any employees had been dis
charged.
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ROYALTY IN ROME.

IN" FFiheess o' WAKES rays visit TO
60 the Pope.
ROME, March 2S.-Pope Leo rave n
ceremonial audience today to the
Princess OF Wales aud her daughters,
Princess Victoria and Maud, and the
son, Prince George, attended by suites.
The royal visitors were received with
all the honor due to sovereigns, anu the
occasion was made one OF Unusual
spiendor. The entire pontifical court
was assembled In stale array and ali
III" Engitsh prelates In Rome were
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The Republican members at once
went into caucus 10 consider their
course Of procedure ON the question Of
reorganizing the Senate elective offices.
II IL said counter proposition OF cola
promise will be made TO the Democrats
to the effect that three officers noniin.
ated by them be permitted to qualify,
but that he subOrdinAtes be undis
turbed til Congress meets In regular
session.
by a practically unanimous vote the
Republican senators decided 10 reject
all offers Of compromise and contest
reorganization TO the end.
CONFIRMATIONs.
The Senate has confirmed the fol-
lowing nominations:
Theodore Runyop, New Jersey,
minister TO Germany.
w. ID. Dabney. Virginia, solicitor OF
the department OF state
Edward Whitney, New York, assist.
ant attorney general.
J. G. jenkins, Wisconsin, United
States circuit judge Of the Seventh
judicial circuit.
q. h. Stewart, Texas, fudge Of
United States court, Indian Territory.
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MIss nAN srAnrs.
The Race with miss DooIittie Com.
mrucpu

PORILAND, March g3.-Miss Edith
Day left here last night over tho
Northern Pacific to race against Misa
DOolittle, who lett Chicago last night
10 make the circuit OF the United
States by way OF Mexico. Mrs Day
goes by way " Chicago aud Washing
ton and expects 10 be back ON April 10.
She viii meet Miss DODlittle In the
City VI Mexico.
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WHAT THE sENATons,ARE DOING.
A Brief Executive sesslon.-td.
JOnrnmont.

WASHINGTON, ID. o., March 3d.
After ten minutes without transacting
any business OF interest the Senate
went into executive session. Alter
spending three.quarters OF an hour In
executive session the doors were
opened and the Senate adjourned till
Monday.
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fiitI ii Nf rftr uf ftg r1uHfg frHurfHr or SAT-
tal ooHiiy lWc pH. yesterday.
EIlf Iucth II. Jouuaoa ~ bauiei
hrHalcy, part cotton 81. town.uip
HHIutut tango WCst ...... ......... gli5 10
Jamcs -urvnHuh 90 John Hartman,
lut I, hlnok 80, plat \ .aauion my % %
j. Golden kmbail to 80 b. NwbHli,
par lut bloc uI, pilt \, riiy.l 20
:. L. hmNall 90 Christian q. kuuHtu.
pant lut o. b.uct fi. plat h.rifyss.. %
= MmblI 90 IUnuie r.. kuiuau,
uart JOS o. block go. Plat a .rity..... ! OBJ
Jacob johnson o. huFu jphusuu,part
sctuun ~, township 1eouih, range
wet NuI ID
. uni iota. bloc. b, risi 3, c.iy.' 5o5 ol
". b.. Hubbard o. VI Nrintiah. lois
80 aud a., bl1ck Z, LaitNatcrlpD. AlU
Janice NJ. GuIdWiu and wife 90 d. i.
tuthl0w lot 10, block il. Kinney
a tuurInYs ssssssssst .H iss.ssss.ssssss go 90
N. q. ktukaIu 10 Belle schptutf, lots
sud &, tiocs d, Aiulu street sub. 1850 60
Kate ~ Hoppe 90 Conrad 10. Hoppe,
part OF iOt .. bloc Jl. plat li. cay. 20
j, ~ tugc ami wife 60 Rachel 5.
Milo, lot !, block %, plat 70, city. hOu 90
N.f. illtrIec TO rut.r ~. uUuuty,
lots a. 90 1l, Jordan trpUu...... o.
q ", chamberlain nuu vito to Peter
~ bcutcy Lots Is to 81 Jordan
hltt aNN wv
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roIai-,..........-.. 1.J!s 40 ius.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12
TOPICS OF THE DAY.

The Provisional Government
seems to be jubilant, because
Mr.. Manly Hopkins is to-day the
only recognized representative of
the Hawaiian Government in
Great Britain. Mr.. Abraham
Hofinung is no longer the charge
d'afairss Of the Hawaiian Islands
in Great Britain. He has been
dismissed, because he legally
and fearlessly expressed his opin
ion of the actions OF the men
who themselves turned traitors to
Queen Liliuokalani and to Ha-
wall. Mr. Hofnung has never
received the value Of postal
stamp from any Hawaiian Gov
ernments while be has been repre-
senting our little country at the
Court of Great Britain. He has
been the most aceommodating. the
most courteous, and the most
able man to represent Hawaii or
any other country, and the indig
nifty which has been inflicted
on him by his dismissal will re-
main as an eternal disgrace to
the men whom John l.. Stevens
pitch-forked into Office.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

Mr.. Hofnung has been insult
ed, and Hawaii as far as she is
connected with the missionary"
crew has lost a good and faithful
friend. Mr.. Samuel NJ. Damon is
the man to blame for the unwar-
ranted indignity placed on the
Hawaiian Minister to Great
Britain. For Mr.. Sam NJ. Damon
has Toasted Mt his board and has
received every proof of friendship
and hospitality which it was
within the power of any man
to show and grant to another.
Mr.. Samuel VI. Damon has hug
ged Mr.. Abraham Hoffnung and
he has to-day after having eaten
his grub and drank his cham
payne basely assisted in heaping
the most unheard of insult on the
head Of The man whom he called
friend" Mr.. Abraham Hoffnung
can stand the insult and the in-
dignity from the hands of Mr..
Samuel VI Damon. This gentle
man will in the long run be the
sufferer.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

The Advertiser in its report Of
the Board OF Health this morn
ing, makes that body of gentle
men ont to be the most inhuman
set OF scoundrels this nation has
ever seen. Whether the Adver-
tiser has correctly reported the
proceeding or not, We do not
know, but this is what it says, In
reference to a request (which
Bandmaster Berger endorsedl of
the leper bandboys at Molokai to
have an instructor, for the for
a few weeks. Ii must be remark
ed that Mekia, the person men
toned in the following extract
from the Advertisers report of
the Board proceeding. is an old
member of the Band here endors-
ed by Berger as competent in
structor, is willing to go and has
had his wife a few weeks ago
taken from him as being a leper
and sent to the settlement at Mo-
lokai.
1.-The Board denied the request
for the time being, as they
thought that Mekia's principal
reason for wishing to go, was
that he might help his wife to get
settled"
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

lean help. and thus treat. II not
with Germany or England, per
haps vith Russis, for S protsc-
torate that viii continue their
despotic and unpopular rule.
We suggest 10 the true Amer
leans Of the Annexation Club
who are yet supporting the P G..
upon its lettering pedestal. that
they stand on guard. and pat q
close watch npon their treacher-
Gus brethren. who are ready TO
sell out to England. Russia or
any other country that viii shield
their dishonor, aud pander to
their craving for self-power.
Private sdvices received by
last mail confirm the suspicion,
that there has been method in
the political madness of the con-
sular representatives of a certain
German firm here. and that Euro
pean diplomacy has found conve-
nient assistance In the cupidity
and stupidity of our PIG. filibust-
erers.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

Observe We, who feel, or do
not feel, sympathy with the
Hawaiian leper. 1t is not for
sanitary reasons, not for neces-
sity of segregation, not because
that the request could not be
granted. No! for none of theses
But simply because the poor
man had wife from whom he
had been separated by the oper-
alton of the segregation law and
might possibly if he went now.
in the intervals of training the
leper band, be enabled to assist
little the unfortunate woman,
whom he had once promised to
love, cherish, and protect till
death did them part, in comfort
ably settling herself in the living
tomb to which her dread disease
under the law of this land had
consigned her. There is no hint
that the Board will not allow
an instructor to so by and by
and come into contract with the
leper bandboys and live at the
settlement for the time during
which he has permission to in
struct them. No sign that
regard for the public health
refused the permission.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

Don't worry Johnsing, We are
not hankering after poisoned P.
G.. grub, or the doctor s-dead
men-shoes. By the looks of
your editorial OF this morning.
we Judge that if you had stuck to
the grub and the "shoes and
kept away from the bier.
the result would have been more
satisfactory.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

Because Mr.. Samuel Damon
is responsible for all. and every
action of the present government.
Mr.. Dole IS sick he is iu fact
"ont of question, Mr.. Hatch
the Vice President of the Pro-
visional Government and attor-
ney { Claus Srreckels is also
the attorney Of Mr.. Samuel
Damon. aud is in the pay of the
firm represented by this notorious
political insncier or financial
politician. The other members
of the cabinet are worse than
nonsntities. Captain King is
an object of pity aud ridicnle
while Attorney General Smith
oh SO learned in Law !
is as ignorant and impossible as
---wels say as the senior Captain
of Mr.. Hiicheook's police force
80 taken as whole Mr.. Samuel
Damon Is the one on whose head
ali the guilt falls for the insult to
Mr. HotEnnns Mr.. Damon il
virtually the government OF to-
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12
MITCHELL SIGNS.
The English Pugilist Agrees to
Fight at Coney Island.

New York, Sept. 23.-Charlie
Mitchell this afternoon signed
the articles to fight Jim Corbett
at the Coney Island Club for the
championship about December
18th.
The articles will be taken to
Ashbury Park tomorrow for
Corbett's signature. The purse
is $4,000.
After signing the articles Nit
chell expressed himself as being
thoroughly satisfied. The arti-
cles which Mitchell signed call
for scientific glove contest of
twenty rounds or more, for a
purse of $40. 900. to take place
before the Coney Island Athletic
Club. New York, between the
9Th and Goth of December. 1898,
under the Marquis OF Queens
berry rules. the winner to receive
the full purse of $40 900 without
reservation. The gloves shall be
of not less weight than five
ounces. The clnb aud both men
deposit a forfeit to secure the
match.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12
AGAIN RUSSIA!

The ominous silence of the
P. G. journals in face of the
HoLoNUAss Interpretation of the
recognition of the Hawaiian
Republic, renders darker the
cloud of suspicion surrounding
that circumstance.
The Advertiser" has ventured
to emerge from behind the bat
| teries of p. G.. intrigue. and ad-
mits that complications are
now arising around Hawaii,
and that the question now is to
which of the powers shall Hawaii
fall.
This assertion is probably true
and accounts for the desperate
efforts of the P. G. usurpers to
effect a compromise with the
Royalists, or legitimists. If you
please.
1t has always been the vain
glorious boast of the clique OF
men who run the P. e., that
they and they only, were
possessed of the necessary in
telIigence to handle the tools of
government in this country.
Their towering conceit led them
to their mad climax of January
II, and now witness their igne-
minious failure, surrounded by
complications from which
they are desperately trying to
extricate themselves. Diplom-
acy, craftsmanship and politics
they fancied themselves to be
past-masters in, but really they
were not fit to take an appren-
tees degree.
They also claim to be good
Americans but we doubt If
Uncle Sam would be proud of such
children. Now those who could
be guilty of perfdy to the country
thatgave them a hospitable home
and a generous competence, can
also be suspected of perfdy to
their native land if their petty
interests made perfidy necessary.
American interests demand
that the United States should
predominant here. This is con-
coded by the Queen, the Hawaii |
an people and all good royalists
and loyalists. who hope for
better than a restoration
of the independent monarchy, and |
the leg Innate government of the
people undera US. protectorate.
Are the good Americans of
the p. G. as loyal to Uncle Sam !
Have not Thusrton and Mrs. Ne
gully threatened to give Hawaii
% England And now the evil
ience seems to indicate that the
P. G. pseudo Americans are
some pertidious compact
nth Russia without considering
he position of the United States
n the matter.
The attempted change of title
rom "P- g. to Common
sealth is certainly not necessary
or the purposes OF annexation:
tut ls seems n be q move 10
orestal the Judgment of the L. |
J. IN the question that has been
admitted to them. And further,
. looks as though the P. G.. we're
nxious 70 get on permanent
ootlng through other than Amer
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

No idea that this man was not
competent to do the work requir-
ed. No! the request was post
poned for hs time being" for
the simple reason that this man
might have been influenced by
the desire naturally to loving
and faithful husband) of once
more helping the partner of his
JOYS and sorrows for the last time
in settling her as comfortably as
possible in her last home. Tell
it not in Gath publish it not to
the members of the Sorosis soci.
ety. Inform not the members OF
the White Cross League. Every
one of these humane guardians
of the Pablo health is 3 married
man with q wife and family.
What can their wives expect
If ever, which God forbid. a
similar or equal misfortune
should happen TO sheml
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

day, and on his head viii the
retsliation and the revenge fall
when the Great Day of revenge
and retaliation dawns.