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The herald., 1893-02-19
A Banquet to Judge BIodgett.

CHICAGO, Feb. 18.-One Of the most
notable banquets ever given here was
tonight rendered Judge H. w. Blodgett,
who recently resigned from the federal
bench to become one of the counsel in
the Bering sea controversy. Nearly all
the members of the Illinois supreme
court. federal judges and 400 leading
lawyers of Illinois and the northwest
wara nreaapt
The herald., 1893-02-19
a san.tor unsontetl /.

CHEyNNE. Wyo., Feb. 1S.-ln the sem
ate tonight the seat OF Kline, from Fro
mont county. was decided vacant, the
evidence introduced showing that he u
postmaster at Miners Delight.
The herald., 1893-02-19
A F,ood.d Uitv.

MIDDLEsBoRoUaH, KY, Feb. 16.-It
has been raining in torrents for "a hours.
A large part of the city is under three
to four feet of water. Many families
have been forced to move. No trains
have arrived since night before last,
The herald., 1893-02-19
The NORTH Dakot. De.d,oc,r,

BISMARCK, N. D., Feb. 18.-The voting
today in the senatorial contest resulted
as follows on the tifty-ninth ballot
Miller, 80; Roach, 40; Wallin, 13; Muir,
l. 1t now looks as if no senator would
be elected from North Dakota. The
question whether the governor can ap-
point successor to Gases ia being dis
crssed.
The herald., 1893-02-19
MORMON MIssionairas nurd ored. .

PULASKI. Tenn, Feb. S.--News comes
from q remote part of Lewis county that
two Mormon preachers who had been
repeatedly warned to stop prosecuting in
that section, were assassinated by
masked men while holding meeting.
The herald., 1893-02-19
A Married Priest R Recognized.

TRENTON, N. J., Feb. 1s.-Bishop
O'Farrell has received instructions
from Rome to recognize the priestly
relation of John Zebo, who is married
man and in charge Of the Greek Catholic
church here
The herald., 1893-02-19

PHGNH, Ariz., Feb. 1S.--The legisla-
ture has authorized reward of $4,000
for the body OF Kid. the renegade
Apache, dead or alive.
The herald., 1893-02-19
ANOTHER TEST CASE.

Early in the month the Republican
house summoned l.. G. Gum, Democrat,
of La Bette county, to appear and testify
in contested election case. He re-
fused, and the sergeant-at-arms arrested
him and brought him here. He applied
for writ of babeas corpus to the SUI
preme coust, alleging that the Republi-
can house was not legal, thus bringing
the question to direct issue. His mo-
tion was heard this morning. The Pop
ulist attorney-general asked the court to
dismiss the case, on the ground that it
was collusive and arranged in advance
between the Republican house and
Gum. Finally, on motion OF the sttor-
ney-general, the hearing was postponed
till Tuesday.
The herald., 1893-02-19

Successful men secure fine tailoring
with pleasing fit from H. A. Gctz, liz
West Third street.
The herald., 1893-02-19

REPUBLICAN HOUSE SUSTAINED.
The district court this morning sus-
tanned the motion of the Republican
house for permanent injunction res
training the state treasurer from paying
warrants issued by authority of the
legislative appropriation bill passed by
the Populist house. This is virtually a
recognition of the constitutionality of
the Republican house, and the members
are correspondingly jubilant. The at
torney general has filed notice of ap-
peal to the supreme court.
A majority of the Populist members
had already drawn the money coming to
them before the decision was rendered.
In all some 500, 900 has been paid out by
the treasurer. The question is, if the
decision holds, whether the treasurer
will have to make the amount good.
The herald., 1893-02-19
PEACE RE|GNS IN KANSAS,
The Last Vestige of War
Disappeared.
ALI the State Troops Gone to
Their Homes.
A Populist Chaplain's Sensational
Invocation.
Rumored Attempts to Assassfnato ths
Popu1ist Governor-The Republic
can House Recognized by
the District Court.

By the Associated Press.l
TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 18.-Peace pre-
walls. At 10 O'Clock this morning the
last of the troops called here departed,
and the last vestige OF grim-visaged war
disappeared with them.
A large party of Populists from
Lawrence tried to steal q march on the
Republicans last night by seeking tc
enter representative hall, but the Re-
publicans had taken the precaution to
leave the hall in the hands of an armed
guard, and the invaders were driven
away. The action was taken without
the sanction of the governor or Populist
house.
A SENSATIONAL PRAYER.
The Populist chaplain of the senate at
the opening of the session this morning
caused sensation by his prayer, which
was as follows: "May God have mercy
on this treason-infested state. Amen I"
The Republican house met this morn
ing, transacted considerable routine
business, and adjourned till this after
noon.
A STARTLING RUMoR.
The startling rumor was circulated
freely this afternoon that an attempt
was to be made to assassinate Governor
Llewelling. A telephone message re-
ceived at the sheriff's Office to the effect
that his presence was desired at the cap
itol to protect the governors life
strengthened the force of the rumor.
Sheriff Wilkenson at once went to the
capitol to investigate. He found the
governors Office surrounded by guards
and the corridors filed with excited
Populists. After much inquiry he
finally located the man who was said to
be the. would-be assassin, and who
proved to be a half-witted man from
Cherokee county. After the sheriff as
certained the facts he put the man out
Of the building. disarmed him and told
MIN 70 70 no1ie. ms man could nol
give his name. The sheriff did not con-
sider the case serious enough to warrant
the mans arrest.
| rrf.Ax
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17

The Farmers Loan aud Trust COM
pany % New York secured a decree an
foreclosure Tor s,ss.EssC against the
Toledo s. South Haven railroad IN the
United States court yesterday. The
roa' IL narrow gauge railroad an Van
Buren, county. running from I.awton ~
South Haven. A distance II thirty miles.
\ warrant was issued yesterday Toe
W IA. Marsh On charge 81 slandering
Lizzie \ Sid,r Marsh - a street rail
way employee. and resided at No. io
North avenue, in the same house with
Mrs Sialer's family.
The argument IN the examination oe
James J. Mckee were closed Yesterday.
and Justice Holcomb will hold the mat
Ter ~ disn1issing the respondent under
consideration until next Monday.
The will - David Il. Miller was fled
for probai. yesterday lie left property
worth $3.50 o. his wife. and named her
"a executrix. with the request that she
H. not required 90 give bombs.
judge Burlingame decided yesterday
that Jerome Lee should have new
trial. on account q the fact that one -
the jurors who tried him vas not A citI-
zen - the state.
" T. Allen nle~I ball for s7i0 Cor -er.
vices rendered. IT, the interest - Fred H.
LEONARD. IN probate court May - was
set 'cr n heauug CD The claim.
Sibyl " Johnston vas granted a Iii
voscr yesterday from kotert Johnston.
On tt~ gr1und = con support judge
At,s.t graEtsd the decree
William Wood who stole quantity
- t,rssss 'som Adolrh Le,telts foundry
vs. 'et IL sntiI september 4 hy Judge
Bur rgane yesterday.
y - Hollis t,eap suit yesterday
srain-, The t'o.lfry Clark Paper cola.
pauy. % recover $50 N AZ open ac-
count
q. A. Bali A evecuipr - the estate
- his wife. -.,ld the resi,ienre or College
avenue - Jessie baB o. sl2.0po. yestcr
dsy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17

Minnie - Weeslcn. the music dealer.
began suit fog divorce yesterday IN the
circg.t court % gam SEPARATION frpni
Byron 4. Wccdsn. She charges cruelty
a. the cause - her prayer Tor a decree.
Mr. Nerlrn ~ a switchman cn the H.
L. 4 y railroad
Niaa \. Heath and Frederick e.
Heath are MT happy IN the bonds ~
Isairimony, and Ma Heath has begun
divorce proceedings in the circuit court.
Mr. Heath IN a railroad man.
May Websicr Hungerford - not salts
fied With samuel iIuugegtord a. a hus
baai. aud has asked the circuit court To-
liberal. her.
Frank III. Shnnk do~s not approve OF
al the peculi4rities q his Wife. LOUIS,
v. and Sd asks the court "a separate
them
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17
TO TEST THE LAW
Toll Road Rates for less Than
One Nile Travel.
10 GO TO THE SUPREME COURT
Cass TAkea From the yasy asn WLu
n. Aps<Ais<a--A DraxHs-s Con
vicsesl- -Osher Coass NeWs

The case II Robert Graham et al. w..
William Marlin sas taken from tise Jury
BY Judge Grove yesterday ani a verdict
Of 10 cause II action sas oeCiere.i. The
czsr vas Brought by Graham and sew
eraI other ressients on the West Bridge
street gravel rosd. ali living within ono
mi,e 81 the TIL gate. 70 see II Marlin. tho
gatskesper. has lrgai right ~ charge
tDr full ui.e for ANY traction Of a milo
that q man may travel over the road.
The charter u the rad company allows
this. bot the contestants hold that 10 II
not constitutional aud vii ngh, II -
the supreme court Judge Grove de
ci1lsd that 10 would b. more satisfactory
% have the su pr.me courts oPiaiun on
the casa than the opinion II tselvc
lururA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17

There ~ nothing have ever used for
mJscular rheumatism that gives me as
much relief AZ chamberlain Pain Balm
dc,s. have been using il for about
two wears four hotties in all IA occa
sion required. and always keep bottle
% t in my home. l believe | know n
go,si thing when | get hold of it. and
PAIN Balm ~ the best linimcnt l have
ever met with. W. Il. Denny. dairyman.
New Le Sington. Ohio. 20 cent bottles
for sale 10y f. J. Wurzhurg. druggist
No - Munro. street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-17

The conviction u r, V. SIM. IN The su-
pcrior ccurt yesterday To- selling liquor
BY the drink. vs. rrcrsed at police
heatqaaft.r5 with mach reioicinc. IL
A. TIE policy q The neN management "a
react this class - Offenders. Who have
heretofore hccn left q pursue their IN
iaVfE! practices a. they wished. The
testimnny sas struug agsunsf SinE and
Judge E.Tliugsme sna.ie charge. not
Intended q leave any hoop ho.e by
which any juror could vote Tor acquit-
tai TIE Case ali probably - % the
ruYrells court
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lzshln a street ordinances; sent~nes
Saspendsi ga payment of cost


Ailcock's Porous P,asters are unap-
psslal,nable in curative properties. Eapsd
~ and safety u action, and are the
oisly reliable pl2strrs ever protuced
They have successfully stood the test Vi
orer thirty years use By tho public
their virtues have never been equsiled
by the unserspulous iuitatoss sho have
sought 20 uasio upoa the reputation Of
A!lsock's by making plAsters with holes
H. them, aad claiming them u he Just
a. g,..i ~ Alicock's." and they stand to-
day Endorsed hy not only the highest
medical authorities. but by millions of
gsatsfai patients ~ho have proved their
efficacy as household remedy.
Eawa II irnitAiscna. and 10 not be
deceived by Misrepresentation. Ask for
Aiicocks, and let no Solicitation or ex-
pl4natioa induce YOU 10 accept a sutsti-
ttIfg-
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E.LxHAKr. Ind. July |. ls9l

fLkHAkf. Inu-, July 1, 1871.
Dulam's Great German Medicine Co:
NJ, daughter har h-sn afflicted with
f-mile trouble for over SAY years and l
hav. paid out over $40 In vain trying u
ind relief for her.
4 lady friend advised me ID secure .
bottle IL Dullam's Great German Fo-
male Uterine Tonic and she has been
CON plstely curesl by IL
W. gave II fair trial and the results
were wonderful We cannot recon.
nier.d IL TOO highly To all ladies Who are
aft,le.ed. BENJAMIN CANCER
For sale al Scribner 4 Aldworth' =
drug store, Ne. - Monro. street.
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This 10 What.

Buy DR.. koch's German nerve pills
for nervous pcop.e. Guaranteed To cure
weak memory, loss 81 brain power. lost
manhood. nightly emissions and all
nervousness to either sex. Price 81 or
SIX for 81 I'ullams German Medicine
company. Flat. Mich. sole az, nts for
United States and Canada. Sold in
Grand Rapids ny Scribner * Aldworth-
NJ. 80 Monroe street
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While Mr.. 4. j. Eichey. Of All

Was travelling in Kansas be Was taken
Violent, al with cholera morbus. lie
called at drug store 10 get some medi
emo and the druggist recommended
Chamberlain Colic. Cholera and
Darrhda Remedy so highly he con
e.uded u try II. The result was immc
diate relief. and few doses cured him
COtapletely. L, il made for bowel com
plant and nothing else. IL never fails.
For sale by r. j. Wurzburg. druggist.
No. IS Monroe street.
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IT. fs.r t,ervs Robert - Graham Va
Wi.'an, Merlin. trearnss IN the ~ass.
verdicf ua rausr q action by order -
TIE cont. Proceedings stayed twenty
daya. Wirs1s a Allcn ~ human
Ieuisur s-ssuufssif. on trial
TrnuE Apsrr knl-rv . Wpri- "a.
Carr. Scntt s 60. grover. ou TRIAL
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w. --fs-e-- So - =. bsrf. = seq 30 crsf-
-. r-t q - r@- ~ 49, 4 srrafrh A. 80
co. . tn a. ~ ~ 40 hsnfs 1850 w . =
s.a- Cr--fr~ss RsssrTvs rr-Ti BIN. W. -
ESQ sgAxxfsfA HARMS. Webster. Ia8
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For neuralgia. rheumatism. head and
tooth ache and all PANS use Dullarn =
great German IMMINENT at Scribner X
Alivorth's. No. 81 Monroe street
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Cuticura Reeolvent

r.. sie-a az -sis furh~-. snf g--sss., .
Hs-aaf a@s-ef.s. ~sr.r. - p .-se 20 r-I-I
q >rd .tn1s. ssssn~nt. xr = tsg- rrra.r- -
rsss- ~hai~ tr-rrrr-s go s--.f 49, rere st
t'rrrrs-ss lusP et4ri-ft- "a f~sut fe~ r..sr
So ssfr ST $3.50 so ---sr-- ne 49, fhs frr
t'-rn-rss REsrrsrs czr~ sT-rr sp-riss - 'ter.'
t--atrr 49, -,.~rf~ t,t slCt~Ny .si- -rs,r $50
s.a.f Z --4-~s frrrn plrri~- - -~refri =. q. ~
ttifsarY - A.. 49, ~ tess Fhy.teisns ts@
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Buy Dullam's Gr-a, German II cent
Liver Pills. forty in each package. at
Scrihner 4 Al,lwurfh's. - VI onroc street
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Indigestion. Miserable:
Take i5eechanl : Pills.

Euy Dullsm's Great German l. cent
Iiycs Pills. forty ~ each package. at
Scribrer x Aldworths. - Monroe street
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ia - 4 rsr;.ca.. he ..ssa
- sssd.y inr-ev~. 80
sff~r n. a.. - tf-rn fer
Nvrn rrcn rtstls hs.f 49,
rra-riv sci N1~n ~
t~gEn 1-insffttsts,f, -ss
o. 80 sreff,r- ~ rrrsn
- ~. -Jr'ro-s II we
So Al evsfhss--s'.-r .,
ofas 'sr- NJ .rna risrss
81 fifer~nt Ts-a - is
10y I tr-e 49, rr'srs
--sss 'h.f ". hsi.cFfsr
he hsnastsf tf~rrsd e
s1f p = them shr =
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Buy Dullam's Great German - cen;
Cough Cure al ID. {. Scribncr & Aid.
worth's. - Monroe street.
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The greatest worm destroyer on earth
IL Dullam's Great German Worm Loz-
erges. only - cents yer hox. For sale
ct ScrIbncr n AldwortA = drug store
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Liver Pills forty in each package. a,
ScFibner & kldworth's. I3 Monroe street
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Buy Duilam's Great German - cent
Cough Cure At Scribncr A. Aldwortha
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Buy Dullam's Great German - cent
Cough Cure Al Scrihncr 4 AldvorthS
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BAD ECZEMA ON BABY
Heal ono soiid Sore. itching Awful.
Hs.i to TIC Ills Hands Tn Cradle.
Cared by Cut1cura.

our Hus SoT tr,ss 81, .. re A~ss 9TH /, -
'r-ra = .~f-rta. ~hen - four ranths o't
- ~ - Afs- fretrfs eaf thrT sd Dot BE- ttn
" thsa s-~f ur tnre- tfrI-uRs kssrnfss
A. A ..t~r 4.n Mn slsNsn sssrfiy arrssf
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Read Carefully.

Dullam's German Medicine Co:
Gcntlemen For over four years
haV. been afflicted with an eruption 81
the skin. which became very trouble
some. and | could get no relief. was
also troubled yer, badly with constipa
tion. which nothing tried gave perma-
nent relief until took Drllams Great
German Blood. Liver. Stomach and
hidney Remedy and since taking have
been entirely cured For tonic. blood
purifier and general health restorer
can heartily recommend II.
Miss. WILLIAM COPELAND.
Hint Mich
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a~is r--~r~s@-. 80. C~-r--Ss. ~ arsr
- Ss-sxsr<r o. f-ersr~f y ~ fsrrs~
Ets7-s sxn a. sTsr aesTtos, Re-rr-
&C., Pr - a.. SEA Ns-~s-~. a.
rsx-. - l.l..srsss..s. s,t - s~--r5a
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JrD,s H,oesars Clinton Har'ey ~
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For sale AZ u. c. Scribner's drug
store. No. - Monroe street.
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ONLY THREE DAYS MORE
GREAT SPECIAL SALE


special tcyay sale naugurated May 10 has been
particular the extremely low prices that
offered proving a Below few
values this great sale of Mems Ladies' and
Chdrcn's Footwear:
Ladies' Donoa Button Shoes patent tip worth So IS 90
Bright DonCola button Shoes lhila
deIThia iccady worth $500 for l65
Ladies' Bright Dongoa cloth patent tip Butchers,
worth $50 for 225
Oxfords
Ladies' Bright Dongla. hand turned Butcher
wort 81 -, for 10
Ladies' Scrc sfor.. 20
Butt
lace
Butchers $500
FineCa
Fine
This WILL therefore,
to ON a and of these bargains.
NOl IIMRIA CLOE CTOPE I06 MONQOE
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THE HERALD 10 still supplying its read
ers with the 1892 coins at $l.00 In Chi
cago they arc being held at $50 each.
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THE WORLD IS M|MEw X

We do not want it ALL as THO crowds that
throng our store would seem TO indicate.
But when it comes to values. qualities and
terms, we mount the perch higher than the
tower of Babel and from its lofty hight
absolutely and fcarlcssly
The record-union., 1893-08-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. May E. Sonthworth has gone East
on visit.
Frank Peltier has returned to Love-
lock IS, Nev.
A. c. Hinkson went to San Francisco
yesterday.
Sadie Bedee has gone to Alameda for
her vacation.
Mrs. G. NJ. Mott and family are at Deer
Park, near Lake Tahoe.
Mrs. A. G. Tufts and family will soon
depart for Santa Cruz.
w. NJ. Sims, the lawyer, is having his
vacation at Lake Tahoe.
J. ID. Tate and party viii leave for Sum
NIT SODA Springs this morning.
A. Scroggs and Mrs. J. c. Scroggs and
daughters have gone to Lake Tahoe.
Wilbur Il. George and Z. S. Marshall
have departed for Bartlett Springs.
Misses Eva Bennett, Nellie Wilcox and
Lucy HinksOn are at Santa Cruz.
G. Z. Wilcoxson, the Sutter County
capitalist, is at the Golden Eagle Houel.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Kestler and Miss
hestler are among the visitors at Tahoe
V. S. McClatchy of the Bee has gone to
Lake Tahoe to spend several weeks, ac-
companied by his family.
Miss Louisa Meyers, and Misses Katie.
to the Bay for few weeks.
Frank Daroux has gone to Santa Cruz
to hear what kind of political gossip the
wild waves are engaged i'll.
Mrs. Lydia Whitney of Gridlev is
spending a few weeks with her daughter.
Mrs. Fannie Connolly, at Ills Twelfth
street.
Mrs. A. c. Herrick, after an absence of
seven weeks, has returned. She has Wis
tied her brother in the East, and the
Worlds Fair.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Stephens, Mr..
and Mrs. p. B. Hogan and Miss Lou
shepherd of Placerville are guests at tho
Capital Hotel.
Harbor Commissioner w. H. Brown
returned from Shingle Springs Yesterday.
accompanied by Mrs. Brown. The lat
ter's health has been greatly improved.
Miss Lena Meister and Miss Ora
Towle, accompanied by G.. G. TowIe and
wife OF Towles and Master Arthur Towle
OF Dutch Flat, are camping in Bear Val
ley.
Miss Eva Burke, Mr.. Hendricks, Miss
Denny, Mr.. Stoll, Miss Burns, Mr.. Green,
Miss Conrad, Mr.. Boles, Miss O'Neil'
Miss Mcintyre and Mr.. Heilbron have
gone for months vacation to Pacific
Grove.
Thomas Stephens and wife. Miss Lon
shepherd, 2. Il. Hogan and wife, Placer
vile; J. \. Rice, Dixon; +. G. Foster
and wife, Richard Jordan. San Francisco:
&. 5. Riley, Farmersville; r. Il. Moore,
Elko.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday: c. w. Hopkins, j. IL. Gardner
and wife, 2. NJ. g. Mclean, IL. Rosen-
thai, w. r. Rising, r. w. Van Pelt.
Mrs. A. L. Stone, San Francisco; NJ. ii.
King, j. Blair, New York; Mrs. +.
Campbell, Oakland; C. Il. Wilcoxson.
Yuba City; A. L. Sproul, Chicago; G. c.
Hall, i. c. Davis, San Francisco.
Thursday evening, at the Capital Hotel,
in this city, George B. Chadwick and
Miss Grace NJ. Bickford, both of Elk
Creek. Glenn County, were married by
Rev. II. W. Conry. Mr.. Chadwick was
formerly a resident of this city, but for
the past few years has been engaged in
business at Elk Greek. Miss Bickford is
a graduate Of the San Jose State Normal
School, and for the past six years has
been teacher in the public school at Will
lows. She is highly esteemed in the
community in which she lives and is
refined young lady.
The record-union., 1893-08-05
aanpnl eakta1p arnmner.
very fattering one under the circum-

a very fiattering one under the circum-
stances.
The Provisional Government has intro
duced a bill in the councils to vest the
title of the crown lands in the Govern
ment, and to provide for their distribu-
ton and utilization among the people.
The bill will likely pass, and will be pop
ular.
The bill on military has been amended
so as to do away with the regular army
and make the National Guard military
force.
The calendar of the August term of the
Circuit Court is a busy one. The con-
spiracy cases and several libels will be its
leading features.
The record-union., 1893-08-05
HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS,
No New Developments Since Last
Reports.

No New Developments since Last
Reports.
Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
HOSoLULU (H. L. July 2s.-Since last
writing there are no new developments
here of any Importance. Charles Creigh-
ton, OF whom an apology was demanded
by the Provisional Government for in
sulting Minister Blount with other Roy
alists at the Speckels cane presentation.
has not yet replied, since the rejection of
his protfered explanation and apology.
The Royalists declare that he will refuse
to apologize further and that he still
claims Blount is not offended and that
the Government is prosecuting them.
This, however, seems absurd in the light
of the facts. The whole matter was pub
lished here yesterday and created quite
sensation. The action OF the Government
was laid before the Council in special ses-
sion yesterday and was indorsed by that
body.
Professor W. D. Alexander, special
Hawaiian Commissioner, left this morn
ing for the L nited States. Yesterday, in
a special session, the Council Went over
his instructions, which are very general
in their nature, and are virtually. as be-
fore stated, carte blanche to make the
best terms the circumstances Will permit
with the United states Tor the benefit of
Hawaii Alexander's general instruc-
tions are to insist on annexation first and
last, but to accept a protectorate if no
other alternative is offered.
The Minister OF Finance has made an
other good showing. and the quarterly
and half-yearly returns from the Castom-
house made yesterday show large in
crease in exports of sugar and minor
products. Compared with the same quar-
ter of 1872 the increase Of exports foots
up 81, ,555, ,g26. This exhibit is considered