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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-28

6eu- 8erfGltfe 1pareu: No. 1, Sitnot6p,
neu, $12@12. so; SEQ. 2, Simot6p, 10000
100; gem. &imotbp, $S.0O@9,00; llplauO
8.5O@9Yrairte, neues, 80.
Soomeu- gerf6llfe nab 9robe marelt:
Sla6S, go /, S1.014; Simot1p, $3.00@3.374
100 8futb GlDper, $-.-@-.-.
Sd err G0felfeii9< Sdiier, 724@773c;
S6malS= SGiier, 85@S74c.
@ bistep- $1.12.
&artoffeln : @isconfit &oie 60
65c, @orlp 0bio 5000 per gu.
6onig = 8eiBer Slee, i'll Bfunbe abse=
tbeilt, 15@17e; ni6t 10 bed, 10c; buffet 9e=
fdrbt, 10@14c baS EfntO; ollS9elalener,
case.
8obnem geite geouies, s1.75@-;
WeOiulns, S1.70.
@ter 1870. bas 0ub. fir frii8e.
8lumentobl- bieiiger, 5O@75c per
Ouben6.
8utter-geite Creamery, 24@-c; CUTE,
22@23c; 9erin9ere, 2O@21c; ~nab9ema9te,
1876; bette 0airp, 19@21c; quite, 17@18c.
9eriI9ere, 14@15c; SEQ. 1, gables, 161@17c;
gao; 2, 153@16c; Fadtn9, frti9e, 153@16c;
Go1, 15c.
&al9 = SEQ: 1, Country, &c; SEQ. 2, 81
@.
Trii6e gic Mic= @6tnfem $3.50.
Smeet Ytdleb @ boulbers-$7.50 90.
gutterine- @rmour's @ait Safe 0atrp,
13c; empire, 14c; SQinois Creamery
IS; Sancp Creamery, 174c; &c mebr fir
&olen oOer 10 Yfb. Serpodung.
3mtebeln SQiltotie r $1,000 per
Sap.
Grbieu-@etrof1tete eriilre, -.8O@s1.9O
&pt6 st ii b n-6ieii9e 75c@S1.O0.
@epel-@ eriugere Sorteu, S2.OO@2.5O
per Sap quite, So .0O@3.25.
9Gnte- feit; geo. 1, lei9t unb l9mer,
BIC; bei9GOi9te, &c; $50. 1, &olbfeQ, Ole;
34c; SEQ. 2, &c.
counterfeit ~, 44c; n9", 92c;
9elbes, &c.
@eflHeeG - 2eben6ia, Siibuer, 1O4c;
Sprits, 119c; Surfep, 1O@11c; Gntelt, 9@12c;
@Gnle So 100000 per 0ubeno.
SaIdt-$-@- per 0ale.
@urfen- 10@15c per 0b.
Sellerie- 5@15c per 8un9.
Neue Guru Up = 20@25c per 8or.
Srdn9en- Seedlings So. O0@2.5 pet
Dor; 9eri19ere, 81 .80@2.O0.
@ttrp eu-@mte, So. $685. 90 per 8or;
Satcp, S.. 100000.
8%anunen- 81. 500 per Site.
Bftrii6e- 20@25c. per Sasfet.
.00@1.25 per 16Qnt.
@aie.
@todelb eeren - s1,95@9,OO per IS
Ont. z@ole.
Seibelbeertm- 81, OO@s1,5 so per IS
Sut. Sal e..
@ eG II Ell Georgia $4,000
20. 90 per 100 Mtiiiouri $50. @$75 per @or.
Somotoes = Suinois, 25@35c per
Crate.
Sdie-6uu Cream arpins -@74c; Suit
Cream gOun9 2(mericans, 6@84c, SUIT Cream
GbeOoOr, 1906; Srif S4@9c; %gimburger,
9t@1Oc; S4wei5er, go, 1, 17@10c per
4iuuO.
8ei encorn- Qlf Der @o6n, lair" bis
=, Dolce, grimes, 5@-c; mittleres, ROTH
ober blaBforbig, 4@41c; raub uub 9rob,
33@33c; ,,boice" grimes SIT GarpetzSiriten,
pielfmorfi19", grimes, 4@44c; ROTH ODER
9elbsenbiges, 44@-c; 9efer, grim, 44@
Sc; rOt6senOi9es, 3D., 41@44c; un9eraOes,
2@3c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-28
Su tribes Orefhen.

9on Sa6r SIT Sabr fam man beobz
adbten, pie Der QluSOrui3 raiber Der. @rnte
auf benz SuBe folgt. @arum Der 6armcr
bamit 10 eilig lit, ldBt iicb icbiper beitimz
men, ober iidber lit, baB burcb SIT frii6en
Q(usbrui3 6dufig nicbt unerbebLic6e 8erluite
entiteben. gticbt ielten brticbt rer 6armer
nicbt neil CT mill, ionbern neil Die 9relc9z
ntaicbine gerabe in feline N~acbbarld5aft
fomntt unb er fiirbtet, baB, penn ct mar
tet, es nacbber 3u ipGt tperben unb i6timme
@ttterun9 etntreten mO9e. 9as 8eitreben,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-28
Die farben Ger 6uhner.

Sn 8esug auf Bic Sarbe bes @efiebers
Bet 6iibner itnb Observation-Disclosures unb 3u7
i%ammen9eiebte Sarben 81 1ntericbei6en.
8etracbten mir btelel6en nab bieier Sim
t%beilung, 10 5Gblen mir 81 Ben Ori9inalz
farben: 'tpeiB, i4tpar3, gelb in ben perldbies
mem 9lbitufungen, BON Dem s~arteiten STADIUM
bis gum t~iefiteu, gelatti9ten SfergeIb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-28
MarftberidDt.
6 btca9o, &c. Qtusuit

Gbtcaso, 26. Qusuit.
Giae before 9timm1n9 ma6te ii6 beute in
alien WtGrften 9eltenb. QSei5en 5eigte cine
re6t oniebult6e Seiieruu9, per(or aber am
S6lulie ei1e1 &beil Der Seiierun9. Corn
sei9te beinabe fei1e 6luctuattOnen. Qropi=
lionen maren bur9 Manipulationeu beoeuz
tend 606er.
Septemberz@eiser e%r0finete nit 6Os, sez
wan1l bis 614 unO l6lieBt NIT 615. 9eSem=
Der 674 bis 68s nit eirtem S9lliie su 67&. =
@eptenberz@Orn i6lOB &c lieOriser. Safer
pe1t9 per6ubert.
Die 3ufubren inn 9forbmelten warel1 9ering
unO betru9eu fIr Mtnneapolis ultb Oulutb
5u%lan1meu 172 Qabun9en gSeiSen. Sieii9e
3ufubren fir Die lebten "a Stutben:
@eiSen 90 Cars.
Corn 571
Safer 289 ~
Sro6ter1 mad 8uffalo paren ul1perG1tbert.
6euti9e CHARTERS $4,000 @eiseu, 175, 900
Corn ltnbs250 600 Safer.
&eri6iffun9en Don ben atlontii6en 6Gfet.
betrn9elt 256,OO0 Sui3el gSei5en u1tb AZ 900
Sap Wtebl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-28
@icDmnrft+
Gbtca9o, ST., 26. &us.

0Dttu9D, SU.I 20. AH9.
Dim &tnbpte6 morft betrug Die 53u4
fubr 900 Stiid, beiua6e obne 2lusuabnte
Serauer. Ser Wtarft mar ni6t bel onber
lebbaft 1nb Preiie i6lieBen 800 @ts.
l1iebri9er.
9%erfauft lpurbel1 inter arberem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-28

cd a e trafelt eiu 5000 Stiif 9emii9=
ter 28oare. @ei9Gft lan9iam unb Ereiie
MtuerGnbert. gSeitli9e gSaare uuO 2dmmer
ar9eboten. S0luB matt.
Nerfouft purDell 1t1ter utoerem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-28

MebI-Surt= g8eisen 9ateut, $3.6O@3.75;
weid, So ,45@3.9O; bart 9afer, SS;OO@2,S5
IN GGdeu; wei9, ST, 9O@2.1O; 6eo Dog,
81. 35@1.4O IN SGfeu; @ittermet5en, SS.75@
3.15 III Sdilern.
Sofer-@erfdufe mad 9robe warelt: 90.
2, 24-27; SEQ. 2, weiBer, 27-97@c; 9to. 3,
224@258c; gsp. 3, peiBer, 234@27c,
Ser ! 8erfdufe na6 Strobe Waren:
Jo. 2, -@-c; SEQ. 3, CT NO. 4,
-M-c.
@interw zig en-g srfaujs nod 4sobe
1poren; SEQ. 8, rotber, 57@574c; SO. 4, rotber,
54@554c. SEQ. 2, :; No. 2, barb, soc;
SEQ. 3, barb, -@-c.
9ommerweis sen - gerfanie I'M Store
1parell: geo. 2. c; go. 8, $50; No. 3,
rotber, -@-c; $50. 4, soc.
Corn 8erfGufe na9 Qrobe: 9to. 2,
meiBes, 374c; SEQ. 2, 9elbes, -;
$50. 3, 1peiBes, 374@374c; No. 3, 9elbes, 81
@39c, SEQ. 4, 364@364c.
Noeqen- 8erfGufe na9 Strobe 1pare1t:
$50. 2, -@474c; SEQ. 3, 41@-c; NO. 4,
-@-c.
&leie-g erfdufe gu S11.5O.
9S-Gertduie waren gu S1S.5 80
o..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-28
Stmats 8eri@t.
ST 26. 9tuenff.

v l y y ~. AltSllIl.
Ser beutti9e @elomarft Sei9te weti9 Ser
0ltOerltn9. Die pertrartenSpoQe Stimnulto
bdlt at lIltb Die @eloinititllte Iinb inn Stanbe
t5re <lDe1 IN li6eraler sgSeiIe Al accomo=
6iret rlto iiber sic fi1ousteQen S6mierioz
feite1t rpeg3ubelfen. SIS lit ni6t GIT erlporteiHl,
oaB lDettere be6eltetbe 3a6lun9setniteurnQell
bier ltattfinbet werber, ous9enommen BON
Sirnell, Bic teil1 Sertraltelt Der6iener. IS
lillo 1lllr Die 3uitGrtbe I'M Oitelt, 1pel6e ole
bielt9et Sattelt nod eini9ermoBen i6eu
madden ltltb oteie beiiern itd, pett9itens
l6eiubar.
Sos yfem Oorfer ganf Statement MAJ nit
9roBer Sebnlll9t erlpartet 1porbelt itltb loQte
De1 S@llt1el Der Ga9e 9e6en. 0di1elbe muBte
9itnltt9 lellt llo mar 9iinlti9. Seppiits litb
li6t perGnDert. Mnleibet ue6n1en So, O00, 900
ob. Neierpe 9%ewiult.
Ole 6ieit9e @ffeftenb0r1e mar
1penig belebt urto Greile better. nomentli6 fir
Gate 8 NIB @aS ser, Die bis "A beSablt
mulbeu.
9ie Nem gorfer g0rfe mar obne
belo1bereS Seben aber bur69Gn9i9 better.
llmlGbe $4,000 S6ares. @et6 "a |rocent,
Sllber 70 Currency uub @olb lit grocent,
S%terli19 better, 8onbs nieOri9er.
Ole QpubDner 8Drie mar mieoer
niebriger fir @onlols = 978 uub wel1i9 o1iz
ltlll Iul ulIPtllulllIWP SIDPlUPIIelt. SlDeT
33E. Yripatbisconto S4g-5.
Ser Seem Oorfer 8ont=2(uSweis seigt fol-
9e1l0e SerGnberu1ge1 =
Nulet6eltzN bl1a6me So, 1882, 900
@jreet6ads 3uuabme 400
Oepo1tte1 III, 500
rlmlouf 1,O42,OOO
MetaQ 4,578, 100
J1eIerpe 5,308, 1875
Sefisit 6,737, 675.
Barrier 3eltel1 1pdren 6eute SrcS. 1905.
Sterlin9 bier felt; 8anfiers Si9t 487.
60 Sage 4814, SanoelSpapier nit 2abel6eit
Si9t 480, 80 Sage 4.75-4.76, &ei9snnarf
Si6t 934, so Sage 924, Srancs Si9t 525,
80 Sage 5291.
Stem gorter @e6iel J 4rOceut 0iscOntO
per Sauleub.
ganfous9lei@unseu... SS,941 ,451
8alonces. .......... $779 1877
Sir bic ISOLDE $58, 1892, PA, golance S.
018 ,035.
9uubesi6uIbf6etue i6lOiieu bier:
y =. g. &estftrirte 2$ 81
i. 81. eOupcr II liz
GurleucD 81 1895. 1O2
Nh Der Sonbsb6rie tpurben unter anberem ~nerfauft
Notwithstanding
10 Nortb @bicogo. 1874
~ l667s
5O Do. -. LOO
100 Do. acct ........ 1857
so bD % acct =. ........ .1704
so DO. 20 acct. 170%
2 9th &ailmaD. 290
16 gDeIt Chicago. 109
80 Do cath 100
100 DO acct 1924
$50 DO acct ..11 Ill
200 Dos20 acct. 1887
so 8relping com acct 23A
80 @0n0l & 3. acct. 35h
l4O ~ lUo
10 DO ..... 106
100 Safe, Gtreet u&"....... 20
10 DO. -. 2OA
80 49,. 2O16
so Do 1919
so DO. % acct -. 20z
100 Do. 20 acct ................. 205
100 Do. % acct. 81
so Do. % acct. 2l18
@ttD &atlpaD AZ ................ 80
$4,000 @as 5s. q. 70
$1,000 Do. ......... 1917
$l00 900 b.. 800. IA |
$40 Ml Nnen SA "a 81 |
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-28
Observation-Disclosures.

rs 2anolpirt9I1oftli0e @egeuItdube b%etrefenbe SIN
ro9eu iiuo an 9erru Spttlieb pc 9nl1gbooett
Glaoee Gormers, @isc., 5n %rtdten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-28
2IusmGrtioe mGrfte.

@ et5en-gtew 0orf- September 6S3c;
December, 754c; ct. 2ouis = N(u9uit, oslo;
@eptember 584c; Milpalfee - Au9uit, c;
September, 593c. 0ulutb = go. 1 9tortber1,
Qu9uit, SOC; September SOC; MinueapoltS
= SEQ. 1 Nprtberlt, September, 568c; &oleoo
= Nu9uit, 604c; september, SIC; Baltimore
- 9u9ult, 65sc; Septem6er, 66c.
Corn gtew Yorf = September, 455c;
Sftober, 1890; ct. 9Ouis Qtn9llt, 34c. 4;
September, 1896; Baltimore au9iIlt, 45ae;
September, 453c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-28
9urd)=
fA1titts.
9ur6=
59nitts=

9urf= 0urf=
f9nitts= I9nitts=
3dbL 9etuibt. 8reis. 3abt. 9eipi9t. Breis.
80 Serans. .104l 81 50 l &Glber... 290 81 90
1893 &ube ... $50 1& II &dlber... 1859 450
9m 9 6weinemdrft belief ii6 bic gu
fubr ant II, 1000 Stiid. Marft anfar9S
felt unb belier IpGter matt uub WtperGnOert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-28
0hee.
Dele.

Carbon, prime white, $50 deg. test. Il
Carbon, headlight, 175 deg. test. 49,. 81
Carbon, water white, $50 deg. test. 72
Carbon, snow white, $50 deg. test..... Y
Carbon, Michigan legal test, p. w.. 81
Carbon, Michigan, W. W............. 81
Carbon, Wisconsin, W. W............ Il
Carbon, Wisconsin legal test, P. W.. u
Carbon, Indiana test, p. W........... 81
Carbon, eocene, $50 deg. est......... 9
Carbon, clean, $50 deg. test. ......... 81
Elaine, $50 deg. test .131
Linseed, so
Linseed, boiled SO
Lard oil, extra .S2
Lard oil, No. 40
Neatsfoot, best 10
Spirits of turpentine. .344
Gasoline, 81 deg. test. 10
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-28
S6meine in Si6t

8erfauft wllrbell inter anberem
The herald., 1893-12-13
AT HITE HEAT.
American Citizens in Honolulu Highly
Indignant.

American Citizens in Honolulu Highly
Indignant.
CHICAGO, Dec. IAN afternoon pa
per publishes dispatch from Vancou-
YER, giving news from Honolulu, saying
At the unanimous and urgent demands
of the American citizens, the provi-
sional government has decided to resist
to the utmost extremity any attempt to
overthrow them by the United States
forces without authority from congress-.
The leading citizens will generally be
formost in the defense. Indignation ia
at white heat, They cay there will be
no surrender to the rotten Kanaka des-
pOtism. Twelve hundred volunteer
rifemen are ready to call with large
Maxine and Gatling batteries. 1t
ia stated that by President
Cleveland's 6 arrangement with England,
the Champions marines are to land and
protect the queen after the United
States forces have seated her on the
throne, and that joint protectorate
has been planned.
The royalists expect restoration on
December Goth. There is general alarm
and strengthening of defenses. Minis
ter Willis is pleading with the govern
ment to take no action before the return
of the Alameda on\December 21st. His
instructions are still concealed.
The herald., 1893-12-13

external force has received the unsni.
nous consent of the government. This
10 stated upon the best authority.
THE Ex.ouEEN's RETIcENCE.
Although two applications have been
made by the Associated Press corre-
spondent for an interview with the ex-
queen since the arrival of the Australia,
both have been denied. In each case
he was referred to the Hon. Paul Neu-
mann, who now seems to be the sole
advisor and director of the ex.queen's 3
policy and actions.
NOT YET RESTORED.
Yesterday evening the town was filled
with rumors that the ex-queen was to
be restored this morning at 10 O'Clock.
Later it was learned the rumors had
arisen among the native boat boys and
was caused by official visits in the morn
ing of United States Minister Willis to
the British cruiser Champion and Rear.
Admiral Irwin to the Japanese cruiser
Nawiwa.
Captain Whiting, who will be married
this evening. will leave with his bride
by the steamer Australia next Saturday
for the United States.
The herald., 1893-12-13
Bay City Racss.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 12.-Fivee fur
longs-Vivace Is to II first, Brownwood
Is to ~ second, Addie Chipmsn 40 to l.
third time, l :04. Others: Bill How.
ard, Lulu Dowell, Stoneman, Hal
Fisher. Clara White, DR.. Ross, Kath-
leen, Oregon Raindrop.
One mile-Bridal Veil e to y first,
Morton Y to y second, Donahue Is to 81
third; time, :4U34. Others: Imp.
Stromboli, Hot Spur, Nellie g., Centella,
Crawford.
Fifteen sixteenths of a mile (5 to IL
first, Sympsthetic's Last e to u second,
Broadhead "a to y third; time, l :39.
Others: Iampoet. Revolver.
One mile-Forerunne % to 81 won,
Adolph (6 to y second, Zsrsgosa (6 to y
third: time. :464. Ryland, Penny.
Royal, Ichiban, Wild Oats, Happy
Band, Clacquer, Carter B., Castro, Duke
Stevens and Huguenot also ran.
Five.eighths of mile, maiden 2-year-
olds, purse $500-Lovedale "A to 81 won,
Mutineer g to y second, Amida e to y
third: time, 1:04ls. Annie, Soda
Cracker, Lewanna and De la Guerra also
ran.
The herald., 1893-12-13
Benuings Races.

BENNINGs, D. O., Dec. 1.-THE track
WAS fast.
One mile: Shadow won, Arab second,
Captain 7. third; time, l AS.
Four and one.half furlongs: Berwyn
won, Benjamin second, Woodban third !;
time, 0 :56H.
Five furlongs: Roche won, Tartarian
second. Terrifier third; time, :021a.
steePlsen;H Psen;n,c dsnonG9 inii nG9urse: st H1ad"
time, 4 :26.
Five and one-half furlongs: Ontario
won, Little Mat second, Fiction third !;
time, 10. q,
One mile: Dillon J. won, Robin Hood
second, Augusta Belle third time, al.
The herald., 1893-12-13
: MINISTER THURsroN.
He Is Much Interested In the News from
Honolulu.

He Is Much Interested In the News from
Honolulu.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 12.-Lorrin A..
Thurston, the Hawaiian minister, ar
rived here today from Washington. He
was shown copy of the Associated
Press letter via Victoria as it came in
by wire, and that arriving on the Oceanic,
and was deeply interested in all he
read. When asked to express sp opin-
ion on the news from Hawaii, he said :
81 have received no private dispatches
from Hawaii as yet. The news con-
tanned in the Associated Press dis
patch is in conformity with what l
expected to hear"
When pressed to talk further on the
subject. Mr.. Thurston declined, on the
ground that it would be impolitic for
him to comment on the attitude of the
United States government towards the
country he represented as diplomatic
official,
The herald., 1893-12-13
ANT|-F|GHTERS ON THE ALERT.
Efforts to Prevent the C0rbett
Mitchell Fight.
Corbett to BE Arrested on Arriving
at Jacksonville.
Dirnberger and Bliss Smash Six More
Bicycle Records-The Triangular
Billiard Match--Racing
Summaries.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. 12.--It was
stated today that few anti-fight people
here have perfected arrangements for
having Corbett arrested when he appears
here on Thursday. The law and order
league ia very reticent, but it is alleged
that the committee has already had the
necessary legal papers drawn and will
have an officer arrest Corbett when he
steps from the train Thursday morning.
Should the pugilist be arrested his
friends will be ready with a writ OF
hsbeas corpus. This would get the mat
ter before the courts, which would suit
the syndicate, for it is sure OF decision
in its favor.
The herald., 1893-12-13
The Denver and Gulf Receivership.

DENVER, Dec. 12.-ReceiverT Trum bull,
when asked about the continuation Of
the Union Pacific contract with the Rio
Grande, between Pueblo and Trinidad,
for trackage arrangements, said he sup
posed the contract would remain in
force. though could make no positive
statement regarding the matter. 1t is
likely he will go to Omaha in few days
and discuss the situation with the Union
Pacific receivers who are ordered to turn
over the department OF the Gulf system
to him.
The herald., 1893-12-13
Crssoent CITY Races.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 12.-Six and one
half furlopgs-Silvsrad won. Rouser
second, Dud Hughes third: time, :26.
Five furlongs-Hennera won, Ethel
W. second, Governor Hill third; time,
:04A.
Five and one-haif furlongs-Carmen
won, Little Ell second, Rally third ;
time, :1014.
Five and one-half furlongs-Leta l..
won. st. Pancras second, Winnie Davis
third time, :13H.
Fifteen-sixteenths of mile -Strath-
meath won, Wedgefield second, Coronet
third time, :4414.
The herald., 1893-12-13
The Prague Coercion measures.

VIENNA, Dec. 12.-The Prague coercion
measures were dsbated in tbs reichs-
rath today. This young Czechs vigor-
ously opposed the measures and vio-
lentiy attacked the government. Ad-
missions to public galleries are greatly
restricted as the result of precautions
taTen against outrages similar to that
in the French chamber of deputies.
The herald., 1893-12-13
Shot His Little Brother.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 12.-Henry Duck,
a 12.year-old boy, whose parents live
in Diamond street OF this city.
shot his 6-year-old brother Jesse
through the heart this even
ing killing him instantly. The
little fellow was arrested for murder,
though IL is clear that the weapon was
accidentally discharged while the boy
was trying to force a cartridge of too
large caliber into the cylinder.
The herald., 1893-12-13
BIKE RECORDS BROKEN.

Dirnberger and Bliss Smash Six More
Worlds Records.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Dec. I'm. A.
Dirnberger OF Buffalo and J. P. Bliss OF
Chicago broke six more worlds bicycle
records today. Dirnberger made half
mile, flying start, in 1:12 3-5, against
1:14 10; three.quarters Of mile in
:2l 3.4, against :23 4-5 and a mile in
:51. against 55 3-5. Bliss made two
thirds of mile in II, standing sssrt;
three-quarters of a mile in 1:26 8,
against l :2S 1-5; and mile in l :54 AS,
against | :5S 2-5.
The herald., 1893-12-13
A CANADIAN PROPOSITION.

Honolulu, H. l., Dec. 5.--The steamer
Arawa was held over until noon yester-
day to allow Hon. Mackenzie Bowel,
minister of trade and commerce of Ot-
tawa, Canada, to address the Honolulu
chamber of commerce. Mr.. Bowel was
accompanied by Mr. Theo. H. Davies.
Application was first made to President
Dole to use his influence to call the
chamber of commerce together to listen
to Mr.. Bowell's commercial propoai-
tions which are now known to
have had a semi-political signiti-
cance. Reporters were excluded from
the meeting and it was impossible to
get off report of the meeting by the
Arawa, though Mr.. Bowel carries with
him verbatim report by his secretary,
which will probably be published upon
his arrival. In his speech Mr.. Bowel
asked the Hawaiian government for
financial encouragement of the new
Canadian-Auetralian ship line, and called
attention to the available Canadian
market for Hawaiian products. He also
spoke of the Importance of the proposed
cable between Canada and Hawaii and
invited the Hawaiian government to
send representative to conference to
be held in Canada next year.
JOHN BULLS HIDDEN HAND.
Members OF the cabinet were seen
shortly after the meeting yesterday
morning and even their guarded expres-
sions of opinion concerning the intent
and purpose OF Mr.. BowelPs proposition
showed that the real scheme behind his
speech, as reported, was preliminary to
a proposal for new treaty to be entered
into on the part CT England, throug 4
Canada, with Hawaii. In answer TO
your correspondent one OF the cabinet
said; "Of course no proposition has yet
been made. We have nothing before
us, but it 10 not likely we will
enter into any new relations, unleaa
forced to do 80 bv the attitude of the
United States. Yes, | am inclined to
believe that the hand and influence OF
England lie behind this proposal, and
that proposal for new treaty will be
made, even before the time Tor the ex-
piration OF the reciprocity treaty with
the United States. | firmly believe
England is trying to get foothold
here"
AN UNFoUNDED RUMoR.
The rumor of disaffection in the gov
eminent here, which has been going
around for some time, proves, on in
quiry, to be without foundation. The
policy OF resistance to either Internal OF
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The Evans Trial.

FRESNO, Dec. 12.-The entire dsy in
the Evans trial was occupied by 8. j.
Kinds, who made the opening argument
for the defense. 1t was very clever
and strong one. G.. G. Goueher will
follow Kinds in the morning. also for
the defense, and W. D. Upper will close
for the prosecution. The case cannot
go the jury before Thursday evening.
Much interest is being taken in the
arguments and the courtroom was
croWded.
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O,ty of Mexico Races.

MEXICO. Dec. I2.-The races were well
attended today.
Half mile-Myrtls Sawyer won, F..
Sawyer second, Winona third; time,
0:501a.
Five furlongs - Northwestern won,
Peregal second, Morgan G. third; time,
l :05.
Six furlongs won, Hercules
second, Hsymarket thiad; time, :lS.
Six and one-half furlongs-Francia
Pope won. Constantine second, Prince
Idle third; time, :26ia.
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Ths Meyer Trial,

New YORK. Dec. l2.-The Never MUIR
der trial continued today with the cross
examination OF DR.. Gillette of the Mu-
tual Life Insurance company. He told
OF the inquest ON Brandt's body and OF
paying the expenses of witnesses to
come and testify against Meyer. ,6cf
Mrs. Mary Mullor testified that she
heard Meyer and wife quarreling a,few
months after the alleged crime was COM
mitted, and Mrs. Meyer asked him il he
had not poisoned some one in New York.
Never made no reDly. H. N.t,-..,
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A NaxaI Plea.

TOPEKA, Kan, Dec. 12.--H. g. Root,
Populist ex-candidate for county attor-
ney, has flied, in answer to a suit on
note, that the repeal of the Sherman
act is responsible for his inability to
pay. He asks that President Cleveland
and other public men be made parties to
the euit.
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The Pope,s Encyclical.

ROME, Dec. 12.--The pope's encyclical
on Bible studies holds that the Bible lie
inspired in the whole and in detail, and
that if it seems in certain points to be
out Of accord with science, this is either
due to bad Interpretation, or science is
mistaken.
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The Billiard Tournam ent.

New YORK, Dec. 12.-Slosson and
Schaeier were contestants in the second
nights play of the three-cornered bill
lizard tournament. Slosson won in 20
innings. Score, 900 to Sal. Slosson's
average was 30; high runs, 1913 and 96.
Schaefer's average was %, and highest
ruu 1917
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Burned bv burglars

AUBURN, Ind, Dec. IA church fur
niture factory burned early this morn
ing. Loss, 10000. George Fredericks,
night wa.chman, was burned to death.
1t is reported he was bound by robbers
and burned in the building to which
they set FIRE,
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Tie Prendercast Jury,

CdIcAao, Dec. 12.-The PrendersAat
Jury was completed late this afternoon.
The policy OF defense will be not to dis
pute the murder OF Mayor Harrison, but
to establish the plea OF insanity. Tho
trial commences tomorrow morning.
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DeCiduOuS Fruits and DeCiduOuS Trees


barley,
MEN
hmPo
or no
We
Fo rther rparicu adde callonu
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nIarinan disturbances.

Ell PAso, Dec. PA letter just re-
ceived from man engaged in the dis
turbances headed by General Canuto
Neri saya the revolutionists recently
captured and hanged General Viente
Vileda of the federal army, formerly q
supreme court Judge
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THE VERY LATEST.

Further Advices from Honolulu per the
Steamer Oceanic.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 12.-The steam
ship Oceanic arrived here tonight from
Honolulu, bringing advices up to and
including December 9Th. Following is
a letter received by the Associated
Press:
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a serios of FniIur.,.

AKRON, O., Dec. 1.-THE Akron Iron
company has gone into the hands of q
receiver as the result of the failure OF
Aultman G. Go. of Canton with whom it
was intimately connected. The lisbili-
ties are stated at $500, 900; assets, $780,