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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-15
General advertisements.
They Have Come !

Those Razor Strops you have
been waiting for several weeks,
are here. They are SO good
that it has been said of them,
that if you lay your razor, and
one of these strops down to-
gether on your washstand, the
razor will keep a fine edge;
still we recommend following
the directions printed on each
strop.
A ti-Rattlers. We have
a new kind which you can put
on to the shafts of your buggy,
without breaking four fingers
and a thumb. They prevent
two things rafting and swear
ing.
Boardman's Pat. Wrench.
A sizes, just the kind of
combination wrench to have
about the house.
Try the new Keystone
Egg Beaten, if you want q
beater that will do quick, clean
work.
Hose, -H-in. to Din, 3
and 4-ply plain or wired, just
received cheap and good quail
ity; also carbolized. We have
a large stock of "Hubbucks,"
"Pioneer, and cheaper brands
of White Leads and Zinc.
Also, Oil, Turpentine, and all
painters supplies, and you will
do well to see our Stock and
get our Prices before you paint
your house.
American Flags, e to Is
feet long, came by the last
steamer to us. They are fine
lot, sewed bunting.
Fire Arms and Ammuni-
ton A new lot of Sporting
and Target Rifles, Colts new
Navy, Smith and Wesson, and
cheaper Revolvers, came last
week and can now be seen.
We carry the most complete
assortment of Cartridges in
town, from % to SO cal, and
always have plenty of them.
Leather. 49, We have re-
ceived within the past sixty
days, by steamer and sail, &c
Rolls of Leather, containing
9088 lbs, and 5347 # also,
3 bales containing LAP doz.
sheep skins, so it looks as if
we meant to keep our Stock of
Leather up, although by get
ting it in large lots, we are able
to keep the prices down.
Salt We are headquarters
for Hawaiian Salt, as we
make it, That the quality is
good, and Price Low, is easily
shown by the large quantity
we sell every week.
Blight Compound. Five
gallons will make IS gallons of
wash. You spray your Lime
and Orange Trees with this
wash, and the Blight will do
the rest, die and drop off the
trees. We have the compound
at our store, or can give you an
order on the Govt. Nursery
for it, but don't forget to bring
a 5-gallon can to put it in. We
sell spraying outfits.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-19
Sic MnbbcnSrooe

Sictoria, 9. g., 18. 4uauit.-
Die 6irmu 81. P. 9fttbet 81 @onp. pon
bier bat infOI9e Der ltieOsri9terli9en
@nti6etoung in Der Sering8meerfra9e
ben Brsis iiir SeebunO5felle nm $5 per
Stif erb0bt. Inter Den bieligen Gee
bunbsfGngern bat Die GntiheiOung grOs
Bes OftBuergnii9en beruOr9erufen; man
lit uuter oenlelben Der Wtetuung, Die
Gnti9eiOun9 werOe bas @eladft Der
Seebuno5 fanGer ruiniren unO nur Die
Commercial Company" perOe Gortbeil
bapOn baben. Sn Oielem Sinne bat lib
Sapitdn s, q. @or, YrGIOcnt Der
rSeuler8' 9lhoctation," aus9eiproden.
Gr bebuuptet, Oa8 S4ieOs9eri9t iei uur
cine SARGE 9ewelen, bic Dem 8unlde
@nslanO's 9eOisnt babe, etne Gutiduls
Oisun9 gu iinOen, I'M Die cuuuOiiden
SeebunOsian9er in @irtll6feit ni6t
idIeen gu mulien. 3ur6 Die 01eltrifz
tiOnen i'm 9rOBen wiirOen Die SeeBunOe
su elmer 3eit, no iie Oes Sdubes auf
BEN Snieln am meiiten beOiirfen, OOer
3ul 3eit, penn iie in Sdaaren, I'M
Ntar5 unO April, aus;ieben, ni9t be-
idlet. vllniere SdOOner," iast Gor,
,werben, iObalO iie 6urHdfebren, gum
Serfauf auSsebOten werben, unO uenn
nidt Die YreBberidte iiber Die @ntiAeiz
buns auf 5rrtbum beruben, bat bic Sns
buitrie bes Seebunbianses ibren SoOeSs
itretd erbalten uno e8 werben in ndds
iter SaiiOu feline Sdoonsr no9 Dem
Seriuasmeer auslauieu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-19
Die SeIdoafttaunaSloicn TIT 9teips
@orf.

9tews0orf, 18. 9lug.-0ie Nmes
rican federation OF gabOr" bat einen
4uiruf on alle 9euerfi9aften unb 9lr@
beiterzSrganiiationen in hleliger StaOt
crlaiien unO bieislben auf9efOroert, De-
lc9aten su Der am nGditeu Sonnta9 in
Der r2rbeiterbOrie" itattfinbenoen Yerz
iammluns, morin iiber eine OemOnl ltras
tion Der unbei6aftistsn Seem YOrfs
unb Iber Otittel 3ur 2tbbiilfe Der 9tOtb
beratben merDen fol-, gu entlenben.
Die 9lufresung unter ben 2lrbeitslos
fen 9few Oorfs, melde ii6 seitern in
bem Sturm auf bic - 8albula 9ulle"
funogab, bielt Ieete 9ta9t nod an, leste
Iid aber bieien Otor9en. Die psrbaftsz
ten Ibeilnebmer an Dem Nufrubr murs
ben beute i'm GiierzOtarfets . Oli5eiqeribt
pur9eIiibrt. Gtwa 500 BerlOnen batten
fid in Der gtdbe behelben periammelt.
unO Die Buli3ei mar se3wunssn, Die
&eute BON ben Gboreu oe8 9eribtS9e>
bGubes nit ibreu &niippelu gu pertrei'
ben. Die Niaiie wu6s 3uiebeno8 an
Sabl uno ma6te aufrubrerll6e Oemonz
itrationen, 10 paB Die Boli5eireierpe berz
bei9erufen iperoen muBte.
Sine pOrbei3iebenoe Ofulit &apelle
lentte momentum Die Nufnertianlfelt uuf
iih. Der Otob alaubte, baB etni9e
&ameraocn Der Serbafteten nit obi9er
NtuIit oen 2eetereu cine Parube peranz
italteu uoQten. glQes elite Der Otuif
entsesen, bod sos lit Die Otense entz
taui6t 5uriid, ais iie fab, baB es cine
Yaraoe freimiliser 6euerwebrleute mar,
bic fi9 naa @Onep>SslanO bc9aben.
6i6ter SOOrbiS erOHnete bas @eridt
nm 9 llbr uno perurtbellte Die 2lnge@
flasten gu 9erinsen 9eloitrafen. Der
NrbeiterfIbrer 8aronOeB iammelte in
aller @ile unter ben Inpslenoen $50,
NJ pomit Oieiclbcn beitraft upren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-19
sermtfd,tc telearapbtIde eepeT6en.


- SeI'm 9feini9en eiucs 9feuoIuerS
idoB Capt. 2lQen, Suupt3eiancr I'M
@onItruftiOnsbepartement i'm S9lfiSs
baubOfe aui MtarezSslunb, Gal, 5nfGIz
Zig feline 6rau. 0teielbe wlrS lterbcn.
= luf Der SagO idnitt iid 9fidarb
OtoOre. Der nabe Saleu, 9t.sS., wobnt,
nit ieinem Oteher Die S1la9aber oeS
redten S6enfels Our9 unO itarb al
Serblutun9.
= Die Sertreter oes 6lints@lu6@
ySrult" bielten geitern in Pittsbur9
ibre Subresueriammlung ab. Halpb
Sa9aleD mirO wabrldeinlid gum Pras
liOenten erwGblt weroeu. a
- Sn yittle Slluer, N.sS., iinb
8runSltiiter am Q8erfe. Sn Oen lebten
Sasen ltuo mebrere @ebGube etn9es
diAert mOrbeu.
- Der gte9er, pel9er uOrsefteru in
Gamnea, Ms, ais Der an9ebli9e
0t0rOer OeS 6armer8 Yete 0owlins BON
2ongzSrand, y. %, Oerbaftet wOrbcn
mar, muBIe al8 Der unri4tige Sosel
mieber aus Der Saft entlaiien werOen.
- Sn Sttawa, Ont, purbe Der
9ferbauminiiter Singers pesen ansebLi.
der SerlcumOun9 oes Or. PlaDter auf
$4,000 Sdaoenerlus perflast.
- Der so Sabre alte @eOr9 Senberz
ion, pel4er Dor einiger 3eit in 0ieniten
oe5 6armers Sobn Ylasfet in Der 9tabe
pOn SurtfOrO, N.sS., mar, wurOe uOrs
seitsrn OtOrgeu nit 6urdidnittenem
Salie tobt aufgefuuOen. @)eltern 9tah<
mitta9 wurOe nun Der 6arlnarbeiter
Batrif 0tullisan we9en SerOu6te5. Den
0tOrO be9an9en 81 babeH, binter S6lOB
unO 6ie9cl 9ebradt.
- @citern WtOr9er nm ? llbr wurz
BEN 5wci &ahenibrdnfe in Der OteOz
man Suuiug5 Sant" in W(eowaD,
Wuii., Ourd @rplOiiOn 9eipren9t. OaS
@erauia wedte Die 9tadbarn, peIde Die
6duber peria9tcn. 0ieielben erbcutcten
weul9er, al5 einen OOllqr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-19
RAD Der MISUNDERSTANDING altf oer
,SaIttmuresSt1f t1fosSal)u."

Die ySaltImore'SbIo. Babn" OfICrirt Oous
ffGnolqeren uno abnefieluoereH Sabroleuit
nah Chicago, ais irgeuo cine anoere gtuie.
gle bat swel tGgIld)e GrpreB6iige iiber
Cumberland uuo BlttSburq, 3pei iiber
9eersBart, Satlauo uHo Bellaire unO SUer
iber Cincinnati uno SHOIauapolis I'M @aHs
ge. Guuprabrt @rturfOn6 SIllete III $26
meroeu fir ulle Olele 3uge uertauft, unO
Baiiaglere f0uuen aui Der elueu 8Oute hiu>
iabreu uno auf Der aHoeren Ruriidtebreu.
8laete III Oteler State gelten sur Dtufabrt
auf ieoer Der ermQhuten HOuten unO sur
Gudiabrt uber Nlagura.Saus. 8leie @rs
turilous=S Sluete neroeu au1 allen 3iigeu Der
y8altmore.Cbi biO. Sahn" ObHe Ausnubme
uuo obne Grta Gebibr bis gum SAIune
Der Qusteuuug bOnOrlrt unO bere0u9sn
sum 4bltelgen in OeersBart, YtOuutatns
Qafez BARI, SaflauO, Cincinnati, Snolaua'
polls uno JtIagara.Saus.
8eiouoere GrturiioneH Su S17 fir bic
6unoiabrt am II. mo 30. Auguit uno am
T., Is. uuo 81. September. 8egen ndberer
gtn,elnbeltsu iprebe man in Sureaur Der
,Balttmore.Shi Sahu" Dor.
QS9, ,201,4,6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-19
Grfruufeu.

9be 8eirs, N.sS., II. 9lusuf.
- Gin trauriser @rtrintun9siua ersi9z
nete f9 beuteOiOr9en uui Der bieieulSrt
9eseniberliesenOen Seite bes 8innipis
Io9eesSee'8. Sin Wann, gtamen8 @loz
bine5, pon Bottom, Elm 27'jdbri9er Auz
mali, bra4te cine Barhe IalienfinOer
BON Bottom auf sinem 2lusflu9 nu9
Guftonboros9tef. Habreno Die StnOer
bsute OtOrsen uuf Dem 0ampfer r@gs
clonie" maren, itIr3te etn 12siGbriger
Sunqe Iber 8Orb. 9iOOings ipran9
ibm nad uuO btelt ibn erne .3eit lang
Hber 8aiIer, bod crtranfen SciOe, ebe
SIlfe fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-19
Der sbann'Ide 3uroproscB.

ErentOn, N.zS., II. Eusuit. -
Die 3eusenuernebmun9 IN Dem Sbann'>
Iden MOrbprO5eiie gu EreutOn, 9t.z9..
muroe geitern fOrt9eieet, f0rberte aber
niAt5 2batiadlides gu Gage. Salfsa
Staatsanwalt 2Ip9ar erOiinete 9eitern
9ta9mittas OaS BlaiOODer, 9in9 auf Die
Sbutla3en be8 Sales eritOpienO elm
uno perlan9te cine SdulOtsipredun9
BON Der Surp. Der Anmalt Der 2ln9es
flasten wirO beute nod mir Der 9ertbei>
bigung besiuueu unb Der Sal Der SurD
moro en- friib pOr9ele9t peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-19
@nraehen aeae,t Ghfneien.

8hiIabeIpbiu, II. Au9uft. -
Orei @bineieu, 9lb @ab, OtOD Sn unb
get Stng murben beute Dem Sunbesa
Gommiffdr @Owarbs UOrsefHbrt auf bic
9eIauloiguns bin, it3 Dem @arp@8ez
lee ;umioer in ben Ser. Stuaten auf9es
balten gu buben, obne re9iitrirt 81 ietn.
Die 4n9etlagten 9aben bur9 ibren Doll
metIder 0ieies al8 Gbatiade gu, be-
buupten aber, ieit IA bis 81 Sabren ltb
ihon I'M 2anOe su befinoen. Der Gom'
milIar iniOrmirte iie aber, baB er Oanf>
bar iein wiirbe, wenn iie INN einen
idriftli4en 8eweis Iber bic 0uuer ibres
bieiisen Aufsutbalts bei6rinsen wirbsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-19
Gin Samfrdmber il, Saft.

@bicu9O, 18. 4u9.-SsOrse 6arpep
murOe lette gtadt BON p8iQp" YlntertOn
auf Die 2ei9ulOIguus bin perbaftet, ben
Raub in Der perteu gtatOuulbaut" 3u ct.
BauI, Diiuu., arl IA. 2luguit, no befaHn.
lid eiu Sad nit $4,000 am helen lld)teu
Gage 9eitohleu wuIoe, begaugeu su habeu.
6aruep luetgerte it1, @tluas su iu9eH, auBer
baB er nlemalS IN ct. Baul mar. Die
BlutertOuer bebaupteu nltt uur, OaB er Der
Ytann mar, wel1er ben Cad itabl, lOuoeru
aud, paB er eu9llfer 6O4itapler NIT eiuem
conttneutalen yHecorO" If.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-19
Die saae in 6entral. slmertfa.

Stbertao, Salpaoor, IS. Nug. -
Der Griumpb ber 2iberalen in 9ficarae
qua 1T pOllitanoig. Die 6abrer Ser
Bart.i be9auptsn, OuB iie binretdenbe
@ewalt buben, I'M trOb Der pielen aes
aentbeilisen Seridte bic Sr6nun9 aufs
red,t ~ erbalten. Die @ablen fir bic
gntienbun9 BON Oele9aten gu Der am
IS. September 3uiammentretenben cons
ititutionellen Convention finoen am 27.
9lu9uit itatt.
Die gesiebunsen siuiiden Nicarasua
uno 0onouras iinb wieber einmal lebr
aejpannt, nadbem man in leeterem
Staat Die lleber3eu9un9 seponnen bat,
baS y3icaraeua oem 9eneral gonila
0ilfe peripra9, falls oerielbs in 9on<
Suras besiunen wOae. lleber 1000 aus
Sonbura8 perbannte 8erionsn balten
ii9 in 9ficara9ua auf, bod beitreiten
bic liberalen 6abrer, baB irsenS peldes
QbfOmmen nit oeni ielben gum .3mefe
elmer 0iepolutiOn sema9t wurbe.
@eneral gaca, Gice 8rdlioent Der
Sunta BON 0ticara9ua, uirb nad @uas
temala seben, UNI Oen Prdiibenten garz
RIOS gu beweseu, CUR 8ieoerberitslluns
gutter 8e;iebunsen 3mii9en 9ticarasua
unb SonpuraS su interpeniren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-19
8e5oret iipcr Oas @lmsbleiben clues
Gamblers.

Otontreal. IS. 9lusuit. - Wtan
fan9t bier an uber Oas 2lusbleiben Oes
9ampfers rSarnta" Der Dominion
2inle," me1der UOr 20 3ugen uOn OtOns
treal nad 2iuersOol absing, unO am 7.
9luguIt unter Segeln on9eiprOdcn
murbe, beiorgt gu weroen. Die Otuihiz
uerie De8 DampierS mar in lnorbnung
aeratben, bod lebnte er ieOe SIlfc ub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-19
8dhuuuFoQ.

GbicasO, II. 9lusuit.-Gin ii6>
parts sebenOer SorftaOt3ug Der 9ais
uoi5 Central Sabn" cOQl0irte beute
WtOr9en nit elmer 9lansirmuidins.
geioe 2ofomotiuen unb Der erlte Ga9s
eon entgleilteu. @oRbufteur 9u99 unb
Snaenleur 6iepatrlf wurben perleet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-19
YdNe!
T1iFe!

Ed6e! TGHe!
mir 9teiie i'm Nusanbe beoret innerbal6 "a GtitnoeA
8u bebeuteao berabeeiestem 9reile
Gouaro Utaine,
&Ge &sltimsreitrols guo Sef=Stice=A =Asslae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-19
HG1Ee!!


HGHe! EGne!
sur Seiis i'm ausIarbe beiorst innerbab "a Stunben
Al bebeuteno bera69eiestem Breiie
eouoro Taite,
Gae SaItimeretrsse uaa gof=SfficsSglpeuues
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-19
sllpa Subbaro & COMP. erbielten

~tGVW UTWVWWtD - NWFEVN EtT'FE
ben @ontratt sur Glnrthtung Der 9amptz
bei,una tiir 6riebrida 5reuuD us obnuus
in Yalbin Itoa, .. 6. Q9si)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-19
sSf DQS Qebell
le0enSuertb ?

Das bdn9t BON Der 2eber ab.
gSeun Die 2eber untbdtig. III
bas game Spitcm auBer Orb,
nun9-6er Atbem iit iale9t,
bic 8erOuuun9 idwad, De,
&ppf oumpf OOer idmer3baft,
Die Gnersie unb Die 6O1inung
babtn, 0as @emitb beoriift,
ein idmeresSewi9t ilt ba na9
benz Giicn, nit alIsemeinet
WautblOli9feit unO Se,itiul.
muns. Die Seber 1T bic Suu5s
bdlterin Der @eiunobeit, uns
Elm barmlOies einIades Scils
mittel, Oas Wie Die gtatur
pirft, nadber ni9t perftOpft
uuo beitdnOi9e8 @innebmen
erforbert, bas 9ei6dft uno
bas SergnH9en udbrenO iei>
ues@ebrau95 ni6t fort, ,ma9t
SimmOn8' 2eber RssulatOr
au elmer mebisinii9sn 9Ous
fommenbelt.
Sd babe I,iue sutsH srdte perfonIih auf bic Brobe
s.f.lt unb pei6, ba5 es fdr SpspepFe, giIioiItGt
uuA aopf,ubes aopfpeb bic bette arSnei 1T, tpeIe
si. R,It e s.iebeu bat. Sa6e pierSis aHoere StiIs
nitt,I Dor eimmons' e.b.rs9l,suotor probirt, uaa
f.ines Don ibnen CAB mir m.br, ais s.tpsilis. eins
h.ruua, aber Der sfesuatOr bat nidt seIiHbert,
tOuoeru seheilt.
80 2. 2. Sones, Macon, ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-19
Gmre>e> %
pare>

8eun sic cine ecimitattc in 9ureoozVarf
fanfen, 10 fonHen Sic cine net:e Cottage oarauI
baueu unb nadl bem 8au= uno SarIe6eHszSereiHsz
Ban nttt tpeuiaer pro ID ouat, als Sic Viietbe
beSdblcH miiGten, oafir beSabIen
gSir babeH in unierem Gareau bic gntfuiirfe fir
mebr, oeHn bunoert Sduier, aus Sic Die 9Ius=
ipabl trefeH toHueu. @s eet uns beoHbers piel oaz
ran, bic SaupdBe in lureoozIart an SoId,e. Die
iidl eiu SSeim baueu pcuen, Su pertaufen, uno
iperoeu bsnieIbea in ieber moslien lBeiie inter bic
srme sreiien.
Dian pergeIie nidt, SureoozBarf Iieet on Der lis"
SabH uno Innitteu pon Saltimore'S arnBem pprz
ftnOtIidIem slufifwuugc. Yreiie 5000 pro Saus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-19

R9- Der vS SultlmOrer 0iebe r.
Fl J" ueraniiaItet ON SOnntag, Den 20.
Ausuit, nit bem Qampier u@mma @lle8"
elne grOse Sdu9erfahrt cIe @peiapeatesSat
biuunter. Yrof. 6elomunn's Orteter ift
fllr @onaert' -EuO San5muiit gemouneu, uno
lft III ermarteu, oaB ole GheIIue9mer OIL Der
6abrt duBerit uergHiigte Stunoen oerleben,
Sumul Die idmmtll4en 6u ben pSerelnlgten
Sangern" 9eh0reuoen Serelne ibre &bells
unbme al Der SdHgerfabrt Sugeagt babeu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-22
Finance Committees Report Adopted
by the K. Of L.
DISHONESTY OF OFFICERS NOT SHOWN.
The Order to Retain Profits Of
Labor Day Annual.
MONTHLY EXPENSE ACCOUNTS

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22.-The general
morning. 50 the press committee announced
during the noon recess, indicated General
Master Workman Powderly and John Dew
lin and A. W. Wright of the general execu-
tive board of the charges Of malfeasance
in Office, preferred by General Secretary
Treasurer Hayes.
The consideration of the finance commit
tees report occupied the time of the morn
ing session.
The report declared that after a careful
examir alton Of the books Of the order the
committee find no evidence of dishonesty
on the part Of the general officers
This clause was adopted by the conven-
ton and in this form, the press committee
stated, the vindication was brought about
The report recommended, among other
things, that the system Of bookkeeping now
In vogue be simplffied; that the profits OF
the Labor Day souvenirs hereafter 60 into
the orders funds; that all members Of the
executive board be hereafter required, on
the first day Of each month. to present an
itemized statement Of expenditures for the
preceding month and that an annual in
ventory of the property of the order be
taken and reported to the general assembly
All of these recommendations were adopt.
ed. but one abolishing the mileage assess
ment and increasing the per capita tar
from cents to cents was rejected.
The report will be further considered this
evening. The convention will probably
end on Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-22
HAWAII'S EX-QUEEN.
State Department People Again In
sisting She Is on the Throne.
OFFENDED at FHURSTON'S STATEMENT,
But Is Not Likely That He Will Be
Dismissed.
ADMINISTRATION MAY LET 60.

The State Department people, with a
good many winks and knowing mods of
the head. are again insisting that the queen
Is now upon the throne in Hawaii. They
do not, Of course. claim to have received
any information since the arrival of the
last steamer. which left before any move
and 1t Is said too, that the steamer which
Is expected to arrive tomorrow will not
bring any news Of Importance on the sub
tect. since the day set for the overthrow
of the provisional government by Mr.. VIII
lis was after the, time for the sailing OF
the steamer now about due. The intima-
ton is that the latest communication re-
ceived from Mr. Willis assured the depart
ment that at the time fixed he would make
the move in accordance with his instruc-
lions, and that day has now passed. The
plans were SO timed that information on
the subject cannot be received for two
weeks or more. Therefore the department
may enjoy the belief that the queen is on
her throne for some time. but IL on this
occasion they are again mistaken the hui
initiation Of the administration will be
extreme.
Offended at Mr.. Thurston.
The statement by Thurston in contro-
version Of declarations in Mr.. Blount's re.
port has been very favorably received pub
licly. and is regarded as a complete answer
to the material points in Blount's report
The administration is greatly offended AT
Mr.. Thurston for daring to appeal to the
public with his side of the case, and re-
gard his action as a breach Of the mys-
ferrous unwritten laws which govern diplo-
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Army Orders.

The following named officers will be re-
lieved from duty pertaining to the world s
Columbian exposition not later than De-
cember 1. and will join their proper sta
tons:
First Lieut. James L. Wilson. fourth ar
tillery.
First Lieut.. Robert F. Ames, eighth IN
fantry.
Special orders of November Is. 1893. d.
recting Capt. Richard E. Thompson, signal
corps. to proceed from this city to San
Antonio. Texas, are amended so as to direct
him to proceed to San Antonio, Texas, from
Chicago, ILL.,. his present station.
First Lieut.. Thomas Cruise, sixth cavalry.
will be relieved from duty at the United
States Infantry and Cavalry School. Fort
Leavenworth, Kan, and will then join his
regiment.
Maj. Daniel d. Wheeler. quartermaster.
will, in addition to his present duties, re-
lieve Capt. John F. Rodgers, military store
keeper. of his duties pertaining to the War
Department exhibit at the worlds Column
bian exposition, Chicago, Ill.
Capt. Rodgers will take station in this
city for the purpose Of settling his &C.
counts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-22
A Low DEATH RATE.
The Health Omcer's Weekly Report
Makes a Good showing.

Makes n Good Showing.
The report of the health ONCE for last
Week shows a further decline in the death
rate which has been very low for several
weeks. The report shows: Number Of
oeaths. ~; white, IS; colored, 40. Death
rate per LOO per annum. white, lbs; col
ofed, 23l. Total population, 100 Twenty
TWO We're under five years OF age Is were
under one year old and - over sixty years.
Sixteen of the deaths occurred in hospitals
and public institutions. The principal
causes were: Group, 2; diphtheria, 4; con-
sumption, IL; diarrdoeal, !; typhoid fever
.; pneumonia 3; congestion of the lungs
2: bronchitis. /: kidney diseases, 8: menin-
gifts, =
In the report Health Officer Hammett
says:
The low death rate which has prevailed
during the last several weeks has been fol-
lowed by a still further decline. There
were but lightweight deaths reported dur
ing the past week, giving a death rate of
$50 for the total population. During the
deaths. and in the same period of last year
the number was 10l. In view of this low
rate OF mortality there are necessarily no
prevalent maladies of a special character
There was not a fatal case Of scarlet fever.
measles or whooping cough reported, with
only single death from diarrhoea. AMI
that was a chronic case. The fatalities
among children under five years of age as
well as those under a year old. were below
the normal.
Seven new cases of diphtheria were re-
ported with one death therefrom. and three
scarlet fever with no death. Perhaps the
most noticeable feature of the weeks re-
port is the large percentage of elderly peo-
pie who died. one-third of all the deceased
were over eighty years of age. Most of
the aged persons had no especial disease
but seem to have yielded to time and fail
ure of the vital functions"