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The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-02-21
HABEAs CORPUS.

Elsewhere in our columns will be
found the hearing before Judge
Frear on the petition to release J.
G. NJ. Sheldon, editor OF the Holo-
mua, from custody.
Being possessed Of no means OF
prejudging the case, we neverthe-
less are confident that any hope Of
a result detracting from the legal
as well as actual authority Of the
existing Government, is built upon
the sand-quicksand at that. If
the Legislature Of the Provisional
Government Is powerless for self
protection against the vile assaults
Of polyglot editors, as well as
against the towards who use poor
Sheldon for their scapegoat, it had
better disband and go home, or
relegate their work to a kanaka
legislature. who have been able
upon occasion to so defend them
selves.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-02-21
The CONTEMPT CASE.

The argument of counsel for
John Sheldon, made Friday be-
fore Judge Freer, cannot be regard
ed as illustrating any undue re-
straint upon liberty of speech, as
far as that distinguished counsel is
concerned. In fact, he appears to
have left nothing unsaid which
could conveniently be expressed
within the limits of time which he
gave himself to show his own sense
of the existence of no government
at all at the present time, and his
personal belief that the present
Government is a combination of
anarchy and despotism.
Now all this, in substance, has
emanated from the same honorable
gentleman before, in articles which
he contributed to the Liberal. The
public knows well that he thinks
that the present Government is not
suited to his notion. But the pub
lie also knows that the present Gov
ernment, Notwithstanding the slurs
and sneers of just such men
as this well known gentleman,
are upholding, at no little personal
inconvenience, the cause of law and
order, and are honestly and impair
tally carrying on their solemn
trust. That the members of our
present Government are gentlemen
Of probity and high character is
fact which requires no proof, and
which is not to be met by silly and
puerile invectiVe.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-02-21
May Protect or Auuex.

Sir Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett, who
questioned the British Government
on Hawaiian affairs, is an Ameri-
can who has naturalized himself as
British subject. His brother is
the husband of the very wealthy
Baroness Burdett-Coutts. Sir Ed
ward Grey, who replied, as Under
Secretary for Foreign Affairs, is of
the family of Lord Grey, who car
ried the Reform bill of 1882, and
relative of the family of the present
Earl Grey. He is a young and
ardent Liberal of conspicuous abil-
ity. The reply he gave shows that
England does not intend to inter
fere in Hawaii. No vessels of war
viii be sent, English interests be-
ing considered safe in American
hands, and there viii only be a
chance call from a cruiser en- route.
Furthermore, no protest in any
shape has been sent to Washing
ton. Evidently the United States
may protect or annex as it pleases
without rufiing the feelings of
other nations.-S. T. Call.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-02-21
ANNUAL RAINFALLS.

The meteorological branch OF the
Survey Office issues, besides other
valuable matter, table of the an
nual rainfall of the Hawaiian Isl
ands at all the stations where there
are observers. The table gives the
elevation of each station with the
name of the observer, and shows
the rainfall for each month and the
total for the year. Copies of the
table are mailed to each observer,
and others may obtain them by
application at the Survey Office.
Honomu took the palm last year
for rain, and leads the procession
with 1862 inches at an elevation
Of 900 feet. Six hundred feet lower
down the fall was over 50 inches
less. Olaa, on the Volcano Road,
comes second with 1896 inches,
and Luakaha third with 1902.
Hilo town is not reported, but
Waiakea shows 10000. Hanalei
leads Kauai with 100 inches and
no report for January and
February. As % inches fell
at Kilauea during those months,
it viii appear that Hanalei,
with 100 inches for ten months,
has not been suffering from
drought. Less than 73 inches have
fallen at the Volcano House, which
confirms the praises showered upon
the climate of that favored spot.
Maui confirms its reputation as
q dry island, the highest rainfall
being 44.5S inches in the district
of Kula, at an elevation of 1000
feet, while Honolulu proper ranges
between 1852 inches at Punahou
and 24.2S at Kapiolani Park. As
the mountains are approached the
increases until high water
mark is touched at Luakaha.
The value of these careful records
Of meteorological phenomena is
very great, and thanks are due to
the many observers whose volun-
.ary efforts make these extended
statistics possible. The metero-
logical department is in competent
hands. and it is to be hoped that
Is inquiries may be pushed still |
,urther. All that is wanting Is a
arge appropriation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-02-21
COwARDLY CORRESPONDENCE.

Physical timidity is misfortune.
Sometimes it is hereditary; some
times it is the natural expression
of an inordinate love for the life OF
self-indulgence; the life that can
not contemplate What Dreams
May Come latter death" without
terror. Moral cowardice synony-
mizes the deeps Of degradation of
character. An anonymous cores
pondent about as frequently fills
the biIl'' for an object lesson as any
class of men We know of. By COM
mon consent the manifest signature
to a public communication, is your
Christian (even un-Christian) name
and the adoption Of pseudonym
can only be justified by special
reasons. Of the coHardly contin-
gent drawn from the ranks Of anon
ymous writers, he is the blackest
who runs from the risk of even
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-02-21
The ISLAND OF EINGLESS BIRDS.

We have received from Mr.. J. J.
Williams q number Of very excel
lent views of birds that make Lay
san Island their home during
certain seasons of the year. One
variety manages TO thrive very
well without the means of aerial
locomotion, which fact has earned
for Laysan Island the title OF
Land Of the ,Wingless Birds"
The views made by Mr.. Williams
are gems Of Photographic art, and
include specimens Of forty odd
varieties Of birds, from the diminu-
tive snow bird to the black gooney.
One picture shows the birds nest
ing; so many of them and so close
together are they that it is impos-
sible for q person to walk over the
island without stepping on them.
Another shows the snow bird on It's
nest, and apeculiarity Of the bird
is admirably illustrated. When the
mating season arrives this bird, in
stead of building g regular nest as
members of other feathery tribes
do, selects a branch of 8 small bush
and lays her egg on it without fur
ther ceremony or preparation. 1t
is very rare instance when the
mother bird leaves the egg until
the young comes forth, the male
bird attending to her wants in the
matter of food. Views of the NUT
ton birds leaving their burrows
under the sand are also shown to
advantage. It is understood that
Mr.. Williams viii put the views on
sale in 3 few days.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-02-21

That a Legislative body can
imprison for contempt is not de-
MED, for such power is always
inherent. The only real ques-
ton is whether the cause
of alleged contempt should be
assigned in the order of arrest.
But as the order merely required
the arrested person to show cause
why he should not be punished for
contempt, he was no worse of than
any other offender who is brought
before the Police Courts on general
charges which are fully defined at
the trial.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-02-21

To ask the Court to say that the
Government under which it e1er-
cises its functions has no legisla-
tive authority, is an instance of
colossal-what shall we term it?
We will say, for sake of euphony,
of colossal Imagination.
We cite the remarks quoted with
approval from an eminent jurist,
Chief Justice Shippen, in Story in
his commentaries on the Constitu-
ton. They are good enough for US :;
The members of the legislature
are legally and inherently possessed
of all such privileges as are neces-
sary to enable them to execute the
great trust reposed in them by the
people. Assaults on members, at
tempts to corrupt them, sending
challenges to members, and libel
lous publications rejecting on the
Senate have been treated as con-
tempt, and visited in some instances
with Imprisonment, in others with
reprimand on submission made"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-02-21

The wonder really is that the
Provisional Government has silent
" stood the newspaper venom and
libellous and false expressions Of
contempt which the newspaper
whose editor is now hauled up has
showered upon 1t.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-30

Wies snlegi 8 y
n a. w gubernn or}owsklej W
Rosyi podczas ostatnich zawiei
6~nleznych zosta}a zasYpana snle-
giem cara wies do tego stopnia, re
mieszkahcy robll1 dz1ury W dachach
W ten spos6b wydobywali sic ma
SWAT Bozy. Ludz,e bvliby pomarll
Z g}odu ;;szczesclem p~rzyszed} do wsi
straznik policyjny W ]akims urze-
dowym interes1e, a widz$c, Co sig
sta3o, da1 znac do mlejsco"ej via.
dry. Nadjechali wnet w~iesn.acy
innych wsi i odkopah zas!pane
domY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-30
kruswickiej zamianowany
dzlekan dr.. Wartenberg.

Cgytamy W STRAY polskiej't,
wychodzacej W Bydgoszczy: ,,ko-
lonia Wilczak [Schleusenau] pod
~Bydgoszcza, 26 Lutego 1898. Dnia
% TIM. wezwa} pretestancki nau-
czycle! Kuhlmann, LEGACY % lata
wieku, zatrudniony PREY tutejszej
szkolo symultanne], W godzime
rachunkowej I klasie chiopca
Waldemara Netzera, ably przaniost
woody W spluwaczke, Podczas gdy
ch}opiec spe}nia} rozkaz pedagoga,
zapyta} sic tenze, czy dzlecl juz
widziaEy Papieza. TIE odpowiedz'a}y
przeczaco. Wtedy to pan n%auczyciel
wzla} lejkowste nakrycle spluwaczki,
a wsadziwszy ]e ucznlowl Fritzowl
Neymanowl ma glove, rzeki z
szyderczym smiechem: >,Wldzlcie,
tax wyglada Paplez!!" Ewangle-
llckie dzlecl wybuchfy g}osnym
smlchem, drwlnkujac sobie pc
swoiemu, podczas gdy katolickie
dziecl zarumionisne ] zawstydzone
pred sie5ie patrzaiy. Uczen zdja}
nakrycie spluwaczki 2 gtowy i
postswl} Je ma swoje miejsce; pan
nauczyclel jednak j%eszcze raz mu
lie ma glove wsadzi}, 1obiac tie
same szydercze uwagi. w Kolonii
Wllczek [Schleusenau jest zreszta
owa szko}a, ktora W swej l klasie
m1esci obraz mega bozego, DIR.
Marclna Lutra, kt6rego pomimo
zazafen, ~zanoszonych do inspektora
pow1atowego l krol. rejenc~l, do
tychczas ME usuniato!"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-30
Il i'oznanskiego.

U'lndGmo$ci koscielne: x.
rraiut - ,rszewski zamianowany
rroroz,tem katedry gnlezniehskiej
- X. hs>,lp Ljkowskl d~zlekanem
KapituIy ,oznahsAiei. Kanomkami
sama 'Nr'i X. Krt &c, ~pronoszcz
2 Marzclina, X. Julian Exhaust
probosAch 4 Ostrowa, q Kanonlk
Dombe we'kim penetencYarzem
archi aielralnym. w mleisce X.
Krci ca kanonikiem kolegiaty
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-30
g 100000 ll1dzi

m~ewieziono bezpiecznie llnia North
Germann Lloyd, dowodzi 0 jej pospo-
litcm znaC EMU.
BIizszych informacyi udziela
ieneralni agenci:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-30
w Gnieznie15ski;ej kateQyze WV.

w Gnieznle1fsklej hatearse wy
swiecit X. Biskup Andrzejewlcz
W nledz,ele. DIN. 5 BIN. Is dyako,
nov ma kap}an6w, i to ksi{zy
Albrechta Jana, Bernardo Paw'a.
Dulihskiego Antoniego, Gibaszaw1-
z Fe!iksa, Alolzego Woiciecho,
Hozakowsklego W}adys4awa, KEEL.
czewskiego Karola, Mlskiewicza
Wincentego, Michalskiego Kazmie-
RIA. Relcha Wolciecha, Rosocho-
wlcza B~onifacego, Sypnlewsklego
Paw4a, Woydycha Jana, Wlenkego
Boles}awa, Wnuka Albina. z tych
przeznaczy4 X. Arcyblskup 4 do
archldyecezyl gnlezniehsklej, a II
do archidyecezyl poznahskiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-30

z Lulinem i Lullnklem oddana W
administering X. prob. Gitzlerowl
W Obiezlerzu. Do Golanic | Jezle.
RYE powo}any ma proboszcza X.
plob. Jaenseh z NJ. Krzycku. -
X. Stefan Thlel powolany pa wi
karyusza do Przementu.
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.nIska aga
Napisai syn -
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A,ania: ra IS. N.Y.
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0 boxowe. ii Zeon Ukra,a-
ca, obrazek z wo;ny 1863 rokuj
q Ostatni Pows..niec. Opowis.
DAME. 81 Motytwa. = Przez AL.
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P o J e. ynek kapitanar Boyn-
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-30

Oh lssorya o wlelk,m woJown%
kn polskim Gabryefu Hoiubku
Opowisdanie z dziejow polskich
Cos . knego W oAmiu pc.
"lastkach. Tresd: l.. Papuga,
2. Palma kvietniowa, powiastka,
8 Smutne skutki niemsdrege
dgia, 4, Nieuczynnosd, powieic,
5. P~rseczucie, powiastka, 6.
Ludwik ! Helena, powies6, Is
ztot6wka, powiesc, 8. Try przy-
,laciniki, powiastka. 80
tbro karana, odpo.
windanie 2 sycis amerykahskicgo
-.......-cga ...,.......l0
tarogro dzka Kapela
czyli poczciwyoh Opatrznosc ME
opusci przez KS. M. Osamhskiege
& oszyk x W i to W. Powiea6
przez Rs. Schmidt. ...3O
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Zawiera:
1. Uczta kanibalska.
2. Nazwa ,,Chicago".
3. Najmniejsze dziecko W 6wiecie
4. Pedarunek n}odego ucznia.
S. Fatalne imie Waltera.
6. Cudowne wynalazki Edisona.
0 d n y m m y k usie !
0 lichu, kt6re niego siedzia&o
20 piecem. &c.
2 0 plata c6rka Lezdejki, albo
Litwini W XIV wieku, romano
historyozny przez Bernatowicsa,
mocnej eprawie z ~pozfaoahym
tytulikiem 70
lam Ouch 0 W, postspy
ta~tszerzy pieniedzy i Niezwykiy
Sen. czyli nerwowa dana paryz-
ka. Opcwiadania lekarza francuz-
kIcgo.................. ..........b
jasna G z Q h o W.
6 k ., gaweda przcz Krola Kuesa
10
& istorya o szlachetnej apiek-
mel Magelonie, GORGE krola z Nsa.
poiu i o Piotrze r y g g.
rzu, hrabim, ro&no przygodY
.utki, pociechy, s~zoEs6ois, ME
e%zczesoia PREY odmianach omyl.
negc Swiata rsprcEentujaoa..S0
2 4 m 0 otwo z . J.
k j Q w Eywotach naszych Ena.
itszych pisarEy ioh wise.
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maja lNai. $3.50. ;
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da!ski.i i'vse>nsn<r9, N"w-ls
przez NJ D. vham>1i"yo =. Me
ma pob"jowisk, = w"inv ,ure,
ko-moskiewsk'ej ls77 1873. 3.
Moe Dussy, "p~owiadan,- Ed
munda De Amicis, rr*c,hunaczyl
z w~}oskiego P;",r Znl.@ycki. s.
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krwawa Noe, P"wiest = ME,
dalekiei pra.sztosc' przez I,g,
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List Agatona Gillera
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w Gosty1tiu d. % kwletnia 0
godz. 10 sprzedany bedzie przez
subhaste folwatk Stara Krobla
obeimujacy ls2,33,9o hektarow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-30

AIEs1AC MAJ Pebwiqeony Dc,
r8 EaiSa'' z ~H1R1E1xTIE g o..
COW n o.
ROzANIEC zYWY.........a0
spiewnik Ko6otelny dla
uAytku wiernyoh zebra3 K. Bern.
Ruobniewios. W moonej oprawls
Ksiazki powie6ciowe
rozmalte n Q.
TESTAMENT PIOTRA WIEI..
klEGO, osyli ssmiary MsskaIl
Eawoje~"nla oaiego iwiata. IS
oPoWIADAN1A sTAREeo
H!sTORYA o ssaashssneJ / paek.
neJ Meluzynis, 40
soNsTYTUCYA sTANuw zJEt
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"EGLARZ z WALRNCYI. Prses
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w"d Is X do p.annia list6w
w~"o"'y.h oras t,"zacycb Gig "4e
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-30
TOT OWO
EJdor6zkl pro-

ELEKTRYCZN EJdor6zkl pro-
bowano W zesz}ym tygodniu W
Berlinie. Jestto pow6z trzykol-
ny ma try osobY,
w}9cznie konduktora, pod siedze-
MEM jest umleszczony motor elek-
tryczny. PROXY dokonat kapitan
policyjny Gaul. kt6ry wsiadf W te
dor6zke; "a MIN iecha}o kllku
oicer6w pollcyi dor6zka l klasY
1 ME zdolsfo razem z MIN podazye,
chociaz dor6zka elektryczna ME wy.
teza}a ca}ei szYbkosci ruchu. wy
nalazek ten ma wlelka przysz}osc.
o KURZU, prochu warsztato-
wynn nastepujace podano bahama:
ma 100 robotnik6w PREY metalach
umiera "a suchoty 81, PREY mine
ratach 81, PREY rosllnach As, ze-
cer6w 81. Prey metalach Jest mai
grozn;ejszy proch W szlifierniach
igie}, naiszkodliwszym Jest prcch
szklany. w jednej szklarni umar}o
ma 500 ia suchoty 1877. Karz VIE
dehski zawi era py4tki ~biyszczyko-
we, zabojcze ola dzieci. Bardzo ME.
b~ezpiecznyml So prochy per1owych
muszll rogow, wywoiuja zapale-
MA roplenia kosci. - Okropnym
W skutkach Jest proch drzewny,
igleiki haczyKowate,bo b}ony sluzo-
we ma smiert atakuia. Naloostolarzy
bywa 76 suchotnlkow. Oczywiscie,
re proch szmat zakaza wprost MI
krobami, roznosi wszystkie znane
epidemic. Nauka domaga sic, zeby
20 warsztatach h1}y pompy ssace z
powletSza kurz.
Oszczednosc UmiejA
i NIGGA ~oszczedzac Francuzl, swlad-
czy O tenn impoEnjaco liczba ,,ksla.
zeczex" 1 znaczna sulna p%lenledzy,
wp}ywaja"a do lch prywatnych i
narodowych kas
s~zczednoscl. w roKu 1891 by1o tam
5,94s. 1872 kslazeczek ma sumo
1862, 76s,2 24 fr. Hasa uarodowa
miala przesz}o 2 mlliony wniosk6w,
W sumie 1913 m.llonow fir. Czyni}o
to wiecej niz 1875 oszczedzajacych
ma 1000 mieszkanc6w l wiecej nlz
70 fr.soszczedzajacych ma ]ednego
mieszkanca Francyi.
Me bezple pogon n.
Niedaleko Kelheimn W Bawaryl,
tuz mad brzeglem zamarz}ego Du.
naju, zandarm z1apa{ w16czege l
zacza} go konwojowa6 DO miasta.
Tymczasem ~w,ezien, k%orzystaja q
z chwilowej nleuwag! swego zbroj-
nego opiekuna, wyrwa1 sic, skoczy}
ma l6d DunaJu l uciekaf ma drugl
brzeg. Zandarm pogonif re MIN,
Lecz ~szczescie ME sprzyja}o pred.
stawiclelowl w}adzy; gdy fotrzyk
szczesliwie stanaf na przeciwleg}ym
brzegu, pod ~znscznie ciezszym
zandarmem l6d sic zatamat. Skoro
w16czega spostrzegf, il jego pre-
sladowca tonic ma dobre, zal sclsna{
mu SERGE, ruszYf tedY Ia pomoc,
i DO chw:ll znowu obadwai male
Iii sic IA brzegu,wybawca w mocy
uratowanego. Zandarm atoli z
wdziecznosci zaproponowa4, IL pc
odstawlenlu w}6czegl do aresztu,
z1ozy rapport sedzlemu o jego szla-
chetnym postepku, "a co ME MIME
60 urzedowa pochwa4a. WIoczega,
ME dowierzajac w}adzy, poprosif
natomlast, ably zandarm obdarzy1
go wolnescia i dwiema markham,
czemu tez zadosyc sic sta}o.
Wles snlegi e m IS y
q. w gubernn or}owsklej W
Rosvi podczas ostatnich zawiei
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-30

Wiadomo$ci ko$cielne: x. Wnet-
kowsklego z Przementu powofano
ma wlkaryusza do Wrzesni.
x. prob. Niedbalsklemu W
Gasawie oddano W admlnistracya
parafl Ryszewko. x. prob. Mala-
Kowi W Rzadkwinie powlerzono
admlnlstracYa parafi Ludziska 2
Markowlcaml. X. prob. Kynski z
kozielska zamianowany probosz-
czem w Szubinie. X. prob, Haupie
W Srebrnejg6rze oddano W admi-
mstracya parlti g Kozlelsao. X.
prob. Czechowskl Gryzyny o.
trzymaf prezente ma probostwo W
Granowle y. prob. kolasnhski
mianowany proboszczem W Me
trzanowie. X. komendarz Jurek W
kot}owle mianowany tamze pro-
boszczem. X. prob. Janke 4 Gotta
mic otrzymat p%rezente ma probostwo
W Goniembicach. Parafia ManIcwo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-30

w Svarzedzu, jak donosi
correspondent do ,,Dzien. Pom"
zyd [eib Kedzioro ma syna 80.
letniego tax zwanego idlote
niespeina rozumu. Przez dfugle
lata mkt tego syna ME wldzla1,
myslano zatem, 70 by} gdzie W
zak}adzle odpowiednlm. Pred
dwoma tygodnlaml burm'sirz L.
skutklem s~zerzacych sic pog1osek
o REIMBURSEMENT traktowaniu syna
przez oJca, udaf sic Z dwoma
policyantami do mleszkania Kedzlo.
ry i znalaz1 ia strvchu ciupke z
otworami bez oxen ma siomle
zanleczyszczonei owego ldlote "a
ledwle podobnego do cztowleka,
trzesacego sic z Emma giodu.
Burmistrz tego nIeszczesilwego,
kt6rego ojclec g1odem widocznie
chclaf SIG pozbyc z tego swiata,
oddaf Ma pensy2 prywatn2, a
kuratorem m1anowaf p. Memels-
dorfa. Zydzi s%warzedzcy cd wielu
lat wiedzleli o tenn wiezleniu syna
przez OLGA, a laden ME doni6sf
w}adzY taxa to u Mich solldarnosc.
navel W sprawach niegodzlwych.
OJciec pred s2dem karnyn odpo-
vie "a to niemi4oslerne obchodze-
ole sic z zYnem,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-03-09
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

The world famed rope-walkcr, Blon.
din, celebrated In London his sixtv.
iRitAHffA}yh ihRitAHffA} yhtEdffhhf'tNd htEdffhhf'tNd Tour men.
In the Mohammedan baths In Baku,
Russia, boiler exploded when the es'
tablishment was crowded and more
than 800 women and children fled naked
into tho streets. Several persons were
scalded to death.
FLOODS swept away six villages in
Campidau valley in Guatemala and
hundreds Of persons were drowned.
AT bull fight at Linares, Mex, a
wall of the building fell, killing eight
persons and iniuring thirty others.
IN the English channel vessels col.
lided and thirteen persons were
drowned.
In the trans-Caspian region in south
western Russia n strange epidemic as
yet unrecognized was killing thousands
of the people.
ENORMOUS loss of property from
floods was reported in western Russia
and ca tern Germany. In Hungary
also tn, rivers We're overflowiug theil
banks, submerging villages and sweep
ing away thousands Of cattle. Elever
Russians were drowned near Orvinia
In a schoolhousc at Kaluga, Russia
twelve children were found frozen Il
! death,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-03-09


It was 1890 by tha rightful time when the
presidential party arrived on the stand. lhe
first was Mrs. Cleveland, alert ana smiiihg
MS usual: with her mother, Mrs, Perrlne'
with Chairman Norris of the reception com
mittee. Behind her trooped the stevenson
partv with its numerous bcvy of freshiacea
girls The crowds recognized Mrs CieVeIahu
at first view and shouted loudlyand long.
The snow of the morning had ceased 10 Iali'
hut the wind was shifting to the northwest
whence came q cutting icy blast, stralsht from
Nnyn Scotia. The nOrther caught the snow
and blew II in hlinding clouds into the crowd.
Finally Marshall Dan Ransdcll appeared at
the door with his brother marshall OF the su
prcmc court. After them came cN'Nlce-frcst
dent Morton, barehcuded and obviously eaten
ing cold Then the supreme court. except Jus
ticc Field who is in far too feeble hcalth toi
such cxertions. Then scrgcantS-at-armS aht
various committees and then the president an
prcsidcnt.elcct Mr.. Harrison leaning upon Mr.
tlcyclund's right arm. Then came the Secre
taries and then heads Of departments.