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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-27
Off for Africa

Mr., Garlick, an old and well,known
engineer, who has had charge of the
machinery of several sugar mills during
his stay in the Islands, leaves on the
Belgic fr Johannisberg, South Africa,
He goes by way of San Francisco, New
York, southampton and Algoa Bay
thence 100 miles overland.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-27
IMPORTS AND CoNsIGNEEs.
TX Ka Moi, 400 bags sugar for T II Davies
& Co, acct Paauwilo Plantation
VESSELS IN PORT.

NAVAL VESSELS.
U 5 Boston, Day.
u 5 5 Adams, Nelson, San Fran Cruising
MERCHANTMEN.
Rr Sh Routcnbeck, Russell, Newcastle.
Am sh Kate Davenport, Reynolds, Pt T'nsd
Am blk llilo, lie Ballestier, San Francisco.
Br blk Sharp,hooter, Watts Newcastle.
Am blk Mary WInkleman, San Fran
Am bktne w II Dimond. San Francisco.
Am bk 5 6 Wilder, Grifiths, San Francisco.
Am bgt Geneva, Nelson, Mexico TAT HIo),
Br sch Norma, Macquarrie, Yokohama.
Am schr w ii Talbot, Buhm, Newcastle.
Am sch Robt Levers, Goodman, San Fran.
lIaw bk Andrew Welch, Drew, San Fran.
Am blk Ceylon, Calhoun, San Francisco.
Am schr Weatherwax Smith, (Kah) San Fran.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-27
Remanded to Iail.

The haJeds corpus case Of Walker
and Sinclair came up in the supreme
Court this afternoon At ! p. NJ the
Court took the matter under advise
meuI and the prisoners were rcmanded
to jail in the meantime.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-27
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
ia grippe" is aourishing on Maui

ia grippe" is aourishing on Maui.
The funeral of the late S. Macauley
took place yesterday afternoon from the
hospital
E. O, Hall & Son report having
done a heavy business in arms and
ammunition.
The Canadian Pacific line proposes,
it is said, to lay down lumber here for
a time at cost.
Fourth Of July subscription lists are
open at the three drug stores and at the
Hawaiian News Co.
The Salvation Army has received
quite an addition to its ranks in the
shape Of cornet player
1t is reported among the RoyaIists
that Charles Nardhoh will 90 direct
from San Francisco to Washington.
There will be a meeting of the
Woman's Board of Missions to morrow
at the Central Union Church at ego
p. NJ.
II. +, Wichman makes an elegant
display of silver shavingmugs and APP,
purtenanCes in one OF his show win
dOws.
Stockholders in the Wilder Steam
ship Company will be made happy to-
morrow by the payment of a quarterly
dividend.
The Makee Sugar Company of Kea.
liza, Kauai, finished grinding last Satur-
day with a total output for the season
of 1850 tons Of sugar.
A match race to take place on Sep
TENDER ed has been arranged between
w. II. CornwelPs Lord Brock and w.
II. Richards Duke Spencer.
A correspondent wants to know why
the Hawaiian band does not give an
occasional concert on the lawn of the
Arlington Hotel, and echo answers,
why?
In civil action for damages for as
sault and battery Judge Foster gave
judgment yesterday afternoon in favor
Iuf Lee Sing and against All Sing for
$40 and So 90 costs.
On and after the Ist day Of October,
1893, the duties on goods imported
into this country must be paid in cash;
bonds will not be accepted after the
date mentioned.
Six hundred Japanese laborers will
be forwarded to their destinations this
afternoon by the ". c. Hall, L,kelike
and Mlkahala. The remaining 400
will be sent on Friday by the Caudlne.
Late arrivals at the Hotel are Mrs.
| ID. Center and children, of Hama,
Maui; w. Elssie and S G.. O King,
Of Kealia, Kauai; Dr. Walters, of Lihue,
Maui; and w. Won Gravemeyer, OF
A.. II 4
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-27

Henry Davis & Co., the wellknown
tort-street grocerymen, receive fresh
fish, oysters, fruit and other California
delicacies on ice by every steamer
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-27

On and after the Ist day of October,
1893, the duties on goods imported
into this country must be paid in cash;
bonds will not be accepted after the
date mentioned.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-27

Six hundred Japanese laborers will
be forwarded to their destinations this
afternoon by the W, G. Hall, L,kelike
and Mlkahala. The remaining 400
will be sent on Friday by the Caudine
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-27

Late arrivals at the Hotel are Mrs.
ID. Center and children, of Hama,
Maui; w. Elssie and 5. G.. O King,
of Kealia, Kauai; DR. Walters, of Lihue,
Maui; and W. Won Gravemeyer, OF
the Reciprocity Sugar Company, Hama,
Maui.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-27

In a civil action for damages for as
sault and battery Judge Foster gave
judgment yesterday afternoon in favor
If Lee Sing and against All Sing for
$40 and So 90 costs.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-27

The Salvation Army has received
quite an addition to its ranks in the
shape Of a cornet player.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-27

The Canadian Pacific line proposes,
it is said, to lay down lumber here for
time at cost.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-27

Fourth Of July subscription lists are
open at the three drug stores and at the
Hawaiian News Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-27

1t is reported among the Royalists
that Charles Nordhoff will 90 direct
from San Francisco to Washington.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-27

A correspondent wants to know why
the Hawaiian band does not give an
occasional concert on the lawn of the
Arlington Hotel, and echo answers,
why?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-27

The Makee Sugar Company OF Kea,
liza, Kauai, finished grinding last Satur-
day with a total output for the season
of 1850 tons Of sugar.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-27

There will be a meeting of the
Woman's Board of Missions to morrow
at the Central Union Church at ego
p. NJ.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-27

II. +. Wlchman makes an elegant
display of silver shaving.mugs and ap,
purtenanCes in one OF his show win.
dows.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-27

A match race to take place on Sep
TENDER ed has been arranged between
w. II. COrnwePs Lord Brock and w.
II. Richards Duke Spencer.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-27

f. O. Hall & Son report having
done a heavy business in arms and
ammunition.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-27

Stockholders in the Wilder Steam.
ship Company will be made happy to-
morrow by the payment of a quarterly
dividend.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-20
THE WORLDS FAIR.

Tho oSsaia< Crr-s~ai~s-Th~ sl=r'-
Programme iaaa=zrasin< she Great
FEent-
CHICAGO. April I7--The ceremonies
attending the opening Of the exp -
ton on Nav are 10 he rerv simple snd
Will all take pla~c in Jackson park. the
formal part OF IL from a platform al
the east froat q the administrator
building. The programme is eoraple;e
excep; for the selection 81 chaplain TO
offer the oPeniaE prayer. and : As fol-
lows.
-Calurnh hiaa Msr,h Fy Ioa- x Pnir-
Pr-T~-
The Pres-1tzfiaa o Casrf q I.-Tarrzs-afs y
The pire.-er Cereal
Charzs IN Praise q God
Aeerrss y Prs Dat Ciefe14n1 fa--1ailF up-a-
is- n. Wnrld : C'a3 zzza stzn EErs1si;la=-
Sfar1ins fhs Ma -sfn-rT 3urin< vi n wlu -
gfrea HzuirIs Hsz-lujas- churzs
O-icial visit q H. Prs sat All nth-r InTlie3
GuestS 10 ~ ur7arfr1-uf Ball1IasS
wher- theE VIII - rscstEa4 -
fh- Ch5ess
1t will be arranged that the platform
from which the programme viii he
given viii extend frosn the east TO
tnudz. where the chorus and orch -s,- n
will f.e stationed. ont fa- ~ngaga into
the plaza for the president sPs4king
from the front. 70 a. least f.e sen by
all the crowd
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-20

JAcKsssx. As-ll z-TAs sa13eu uzEr sa-
srsrss AZ al&2e f-ez- an lzv.or-Azs v.us,-
lauAisaz 1Ase ar Gel " l. Nuxe-t-
asscrzev Scr sA~ tsa1s sAis HslIn4
Railr11s. osaus-n4Hg It's F-rsezi uCz-
2lfsoa=
&c-1EAre rzalra88 h.ozzs EzGsa ztirsr :
. s.saRas Kzz So. asa &C tAe ssaa. ssss
outstH.3lnx sssck N F2%1r~ ser ih@
P4yEezg ther<sof-T hare t2ks- n Ss-
ere .ntorrtar sAts Tlesr~. ls3 sAsz
se-zris5es sill h.s sod to Fzy sse &.ss-
IL zoiAizE rzz he Sazs hE iA%z ca The
VarrAGsers After EAs sKl@ vr<szEas
a fo.rcclasare EiIl folIoE Ra3 fAEs viii
rs.suls IN loss - the TruzsaserS es net
i-ss ihAa S.ss.pfss cash. HcsaKllr sH-
pended above TIE l1Az for HAisA thsir
securities sts51 pledged
Tie l2sas 10 ~hsrA fAe railroad cc-a-
yEny is enfiEle2 have A,eez B7v,iisra 80.
sni IL al % these 1-~ Ellpnss1 znA oe--
si1ea The railroad w5ll - aszFlese.s %
HaliitshzrE aa1 TIE lzEtT- E5er cat
iato iAs ruls - Se~7 ~aseE- il Z2F =.
possible 20 za3sh ses -AilraH5 10 H4ssiss-
bzrr xGfAozs fAe 8E12s KgEl5es so-. lwf
! have Ssrne sozhfs on sAss szhys,c; IA
rsss . ihe oFg.o,sisiasz fa~ eal@-Er.se i.
eDo0azfs-szE az al s5ses-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-20
CONDENSED TELEGRsMS.

The Treasury Department on the lIin
purchased 200. .e00 ounces OF silver at
prices ranging from ss-4o TO saS0-
THE Governor Of North Carolina will
probably be compelled 10 call out the
State guard 10 disperse S,ooo negro=s-
Who are domieiled On land which the
courts have decided to belong 70 = white
man. and xbo refuse 10 submit 10 legal
process
The record shows that six Of the i'res-
ident's appointments we're overlooked
hr the senate. among thenJ. W Clark
10 be postmaster Of Ripley. Tenn
The eorsul Al Southampton. England
repo-ts 10 the Department q State that
since March e last seventy deaths from
cholera had occurred near Brest- / France
The order Of Secretary Carlisle that
the issue Of gold certificates should
cease forms the topic q discussion IN
financial circles
TruRrEEN OF the largest iron and steel
companies Of the country have con
eladed 70 consolidate upon the sane
plan as the American Pipe Company
Joux AxDEEw HAEF. Of NeSton
County. Ark. and Mrs Louisa L smith
of Aiken. :. c. we're married al Angus
"a Ga. on the 18th The groom Is
blind. deaf. and professional eeEg2r-
IS wears Of age The bride Is cnls -,
- =
Ar Elwood. lad. the fear Of an cpl
denic Of spotted fever Is isiaereasinZ- \
number Of cases have heen reported IN
,hs las. few days. zad also several
deaths have resulted iherefroE-
I'M CAxPBEII- the nosI extensive
sheen man in Western Texas has lost
- per cent Of his flock during iae pAsl
twelve months They were al klllee
bx wolves He now has le,cso head o.
sheen or his ranch in Val Verde Ooan'y +
Ms. JoHx BuDSEE- Of Beaver BROOK
near Bla;rstoEn. y J. gave nirlh 70
four children or the 10th Tao O. ne
h.biss are bows. and TAO girls Mrs
Buiner is the Eife of yoeng faF1nef'
and is bat 10 years old
JupsE KELLY, Of - Paul. MINI
h.s decided that dentist does not have
. lien on a set of false teeth On soia
plate after they have been attached %
ne mouth and the dentist has parted
with the possession thereof
AurAvr frOst fell at Rogers, Ark-'
=, ,bs Istb. but IL i thoHEht that no
~-azt damage is done. Apples appear
= be all right, but garden staf IN the
lowl.nds vas somewhat injured
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-20
a HoRRIslE aEFals

~~xrs Gara~r~r Fur~-za Aas- ~ .
N~s ~~~r Fsrr s-ssas.- s-A--rzs-4 - .
%. Tt-- >f=@r- A-r~.--@~ F~s-~-A o+-r
thr FEr~ Aaa ih~ MAs-h APszs~&-
ArHAxrA. ia. April ls-Bsh Bar
nett. n couutrr merchant -hs slrpt -
o roorn IA hls ster-. ncAr Ferf tszi2~s.
Ga. vsas murdered Thnr-.asr rzsrniux
hr nezro. rhs rnf~r-a the ssa-e &c
parPas~~~ 81 rsbts~rT- Th- mzrv2--rr
vas esptnre8 Thur~8nT afterueau AzA
csrriel hack 70 the Sc~ar . kts crszs--
~ h~re \ lar-r raeb had collected III.
confessed the murder. Nnd NJ ozcc rrrp-
Arafiens u bern hiza alive Ecre zzz5e
A fenc- SAs torn down H14 the rzils
pil~a Aroaal fat llrhtEcss stamp
and the Fsrisoner iiea and lad 90 toP
Of IL keno-eBe nzs Pazrcd orrr hiR
ard ga the wesa Ta@ negro h-<<eA
Pii~~rasiv - =, spared uhile The erUxa
yelled with farr add delight
Sagu- or toacA~a match 20 the
wood and The fa.usS sho. twenty feei
into the air Asaia the cracking II the
Ezn-s AMI the screams al the victim.
pistol shots rang ouf 81 The air and =
Dozen halls perforated the body of the
helpless wretch
Ne-no~s furnevi a majority % the
mob and d5d mot 81 The work os pre-
pairing the bunfrc- Negro men and
women With long Poles stood srosad.
and hcAp~d the chunks on the roasting
H-sh- The victims name Is uzknoEn-
Ioun< Barnett whoa he murdered.
was one Il the le1dinE yoanx mer-
chants Of oaitmaa county. and BE-
ionzoa TO an Old Aad arzssocr4iie fszn-
ilr. who's mansion = aae OF the HneSi
old h0zses remaining frozn antshellzz
dnrS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-20
The BALANCE OF TRADE.

~ Csaftas-s 50 He aGzrza-gfy aE.f=.s
the Ia4t~-d >rAt-< Aes-~r&iag - Fhgurrs
@f the Fzr-Az ef >sAsEs1S~&
WASHINGTON. April fs-The adverse
tara q the balance of trade against the
United Stzt-s osnfin8es 20 he shown
hy the hxures Of the bareau of stats
ticS
The total exPcr1s Of br~zAssa-s for
last month were sIz -. aaa- FOR tie
corresponding moaih Il Isss they rrr-
e.. ca eos, a falling Of for the nozsh
% e.. -. .esa-
Tor the nise months ending March.
is1ss. fhe eKports of hre1astz%. ~ers
tlss. c.. asse- for the oorresp.ozding nine
months IN the preFious fiscal rear tbey
were 80. 80. eco. falling @ in nin-
months Of tss. lz7. .csa-
The decre2se In the exPortz-son %
hog. beef and dAirT prodnets has ten
almost equally marked For th> 7oaih
of March l3-s the exports of she~e PROD
nets were g SsI. as.e. for the co--~s-.os6-
ing month % isS2 slI-sSz. Ssa. n fkilizg
of Of s.. ~ Heas For the ni1~ z0zth.
ending March 81 the exPo-s< Of thes-
products xere ss7-SSa. .sSa- for the eor-
rexpo1ding nine monfhs q the p--riozs
Hsezl year 81 -Sss. oaas q t.lIEnx Of Os
g fsA tssa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-20

ADvrrrs received frun wHxkz-r-o.
by she f2zilr q, Hoz- CaEr2s-s z Esaker
are - the e<eci sAAf he cazts-v.s %
improve
THr board e suv=rri~s-z of Cs1is--K.
Cozzsy has ordered thXs ooS-zAgus@
as4 jail h~ e-ecss4 not eKc.esarr n
oz.sf 50. 6oa
Ms 6EoEsHa kEETruy- Wise ef E~--
J ". ks~ioz- e Wess Foazt E-a 1Hsr
Ct zura F-uziasa1e j. csa-cA 1nz Suz-
ssy sekool wurk n Naxs5sssyvz- zsea
last Eeek
JEFF wErpey. . Fro's7.s-gus younr
farmer liFsnE nszr EAlssrA- S-is.
Courtr. was zs-3ers'3 nsx- rs he1-s
last week His hr.aF -H. tessz rs1Ss--a
=iih taIlsss Tie a-air "a sA-uss..,a n
Eyste-y-
PErE TT.ox- n zllerxz Waite car.
wXs oonvscs~a las ~u-ek sf H1xl.AE-s.
G. hrzt2llF EhiFrizE a serre Rz3 n fAs
san. time terro-4r1zE iss aeEro wsIa .
se&5iy ~eapoa- He riu E-s .Fe yea-.
in TIE F~zitezsi1-F-
WHITE cara have se~z u1=-sitE-<
tre-h oat-1Ees Alonx the A.orSer lie %
IiDooln- Pike A11 LKwr~aoe oa4-f5es
r~oezt1F- A res-@c1ahle farmer &C ite
locality ssys TIE o02a-e. Peovzs are
being whipT-~s za3 5-iEs7 froz fa.5-
ho-nes izsisz-5=iz1aelT- Pe-<ozs II
fkEt see.5oz wso sissP-rors g ssra
methods ARE afraid % make the5r o.
3e=1Aiio7 p1hlieiF-
NE DAVID R.GBT. o-e of Vsckhzrx'.
eldest AID most respected cifza-as- n.
EzElissaAa by birth. died l1ss week.
aged - years
THE stewart os the NsSssssir-s AE-5-
r1lt1-Al College q seE eays since ho2xsf
from oosor~d sz-ze- lirinx N Okssh-
heb. Cou-1F. near she oollsre. zfs@~z
baskets q sEeez potatoes rE<zsy-fso
5auen exrs- n ha--sl os LQzixiAz1 ar
--rlbt,o-- cane Er4xssr~ a22 az k1rs
-'o1 foof- Al -2e zboEe 1-zic3es were
| A-ouEAt 70 =1-k~s IN EzE1z 5z<l ~
i syur -UiesS saree q Eh4ea Eer@ r4=ez
sn -he Cd segrO's tAr2- He rode 3zs
h-oo3 Ekre. =ofeS- q tao of tAe zz-s
so-tx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-20
WEEKLY Trade REVIEW.

TIE gessiifsa 81 TraA~ Th-~1EA~~f a..
t~aatrs - >h@-s ~ v - Dsa a C~s
N~~Af- Erss~w-Th~ N~smHn~ 81 Nmss-
E~-- nsn HHtas.1n~1 E~r th~ rr-.~sL
nss t1ss Eafsr- N~s wei s.%---s-
h~sArsr. fafiur-. f-r The w~~A- H.
NEw YoEK- Ap-il A-E a. Duu a
Co.. weekly rcviez % trade issa-4 shs,
sneruiar. saws
EAz-asss ssr~ f-s- a. r---.. y hazr s-s
srarr~ slEi-T 2o1 t.as Asrs . s~aas-1 xns lr-
rs-11ar sTrinx 80 rraar8 zaaH~-n~zss - nsrr
rha-ae@ a. ~ rrna~msHrasea rnaa~ h~ss g.
'aass~ 80 sgs1 ~asn- aFsr~a--ssass n -
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s17li- aT hu@.EHs- - Ea7- sfg nlnarsAsssTa -
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f1as =-eEr azztass - - 49, - - T-sz
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a. ~ r41~ ~ "a 80 tras w-eG1Y Faaf Nrsazs
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t--r l=sa 10 szzssy tasaxA a~-~--.r ls rnas-r
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t-n1s tn ug-ssrrrk aae-rzszsr ~-rswr r-ses
r7-7ss trlssss - inadaans.a.a- as saa.1--ss
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fs-r Nnu- srs ehr~s- a. - T.sszs rr~- raG-
ir.iiae@ al nu~s 49, nss-s G-s -s-s- aznr
~ 81 rs@ss 41a sss~s A.E tae Era0srB
Nue risstslrs "a 10 tnrr~zar~ a. &A~sas fE&F
trace rssg wIls lN-rr ressaras - tNsT1- AZ
uu0-1 ss1-.~ra Fsair1s f-z.% - arlr ssar r~-r
ruies a. 49, fs-a~aas grs s1.aT ss-szis aaS
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The OLD COMMANDER.

His Memory to s~ Heaor~d hy . >.ssonsl
salute from the FhiIad~lyhta After the
Naval R-vies.
NEW YoKK. April 1.-THE following
letter under date Of April Is. has l--en
received by Gen Charles IL 7. Collins
from Secretary of the NArv Herbert
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CTRRENT TOPICS.
TEE NEWS IN BRIEF.
rsrY-sEcoNo CONGRESS.

..-..s a TIE iorh. . re.olu;for so-
@--a-.--e-t cf a committee 70 xzif N.
= =. --.ssse-t and infc-n Atn that unless hs
- fu-tAer cozEunieafsoa 20 make the
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- ~ sr1ftc1 70 reconsider vas sub
- ra<sed and the matter w-ni ever
s<I-s--i,-s fer Investigation os TIE ch2-r-S
-. S--z.o-< Reach. o, North Dakota. and
- Il Mc-tsza. were c-ered and Las
=. s--sfe o. n. iffs o, The very s-~t
-. tS.f a -1fiar coalc - n1se Mr. Ger.
.s.se parliz-n-zfary leader of the raa-
= -orsd - F-oce-d 70 fhe consi3erztfez
= ,-.-.rfr- suSi1eSS- S>z4fors Hozr zzd
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= .-s rzs czr-sea ~ ro.e of - demo
=. Iisrss1t-x ~ popziiss FROM kAnsas. NJ
- Fr- fh-re h0zr. thereafter fhe senzse
:. .---ss se-ssion .16 sh~z ady01rDed
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- ~ --salufi0z was reie-se1- A -e~oia-
- ~ AZ inrsSfizsfsoz cf the claim cs N-
- " AR % 3 sat - . s~zzfcr fro-a Kan
- n. cu-z-iftee o7 privileges and elee-
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.-r~-sr- zn1 referred TAe last two hozrS
~ asrs session we're dcvos~d 20 The co7-
.s--zsiaa = .=ecu-ire h=stnesS.
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49, srriz-zzz tAzt John Martins ele-fio- as
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as- "a necn leEally AL fairly elected :. s~n-
s-r was presented kn6 referred to fhs cC-r-
-a=ss gz rrixll-re= and elecTi01s An fzFexff-
SIS & the ouesfso7 wzs lad over inter %
rzr- A sharf execufire sessioz was h@id
zazr xAirh Ihe S@aAfe ads0z-r-d
Nfs- sezaf. On the i4ta the greater pso-rsoz
80 scssion vas tssea up wifh th- hiIi fer ih-
x~-~-srrfaa- - charges against Senator Raach
syx1s Dakota &r- Hozr desired 20 hare
- - - ~ r-wsezt session for taking .
NJ 81 ne za-iSsfuz cf the three senators a--
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