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St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-21
LAND t!TtCT, At NEW OR

INNN V!TECT, At NEW URIIAN- IA,I
Nov. S!h, 100 $
HuiNr IL hereby GiNtu that the following
udmcd settler has Tiled notice ur his intention
to make dual proof III support OF his claim, and
that said proof will br made before the Clerk
0t The District Court AT Opeiou-aS Ia. on
MeIlnt. sl..N I.nuarA - -
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-21

What j. homt without iiret class
sewing machine,
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-21

3uU envelopes &1.'5, 1000 - -. at this
office,
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-21

A telegram to the n. Q. Delta dated
Welsh, Jan, Is, says that on the 10th
Ross G1illory, Jerome Hebert and Joe
Trem6 created considerable disturbance
in that place and Guillory and Ireme
were Jailed by town marshal D. Z. Gosh,
who struck Guillory in the face with
the butt of a rife, which feIled him to
the ground and made all ugly wound.
H6hert escaped. The uext day the
prisoners were fined $40 apiece and
placed under bond to appear before the
grand jury and left town peaceabIy,
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-21

500 note heads $1,75, 1000 $3.Ss5. d
this office.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-21
1t DlCsAA ADvERTIsE,sEN
SH Il RIFFS SALE,
LOUISE ClIACHEEE, WID. L. tHACHEI;r
VS.. 4. l.. EHACHERE
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. Landry
STATE or LOUISIANA,

BY >lTtuc ot i HTIt of fl. f.l. ISSUED Dnt ,f tf,.
kleVenth judicial District Court IN ana f,'.
the parish Of 81; Landry, IN the above entiti,.l
ana numhetod sun and 10 me directed, | vii
Court House. Ill the town ii Opelousa9, in he
parish of st. Landry ON "'' ''h t''o
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-21
SALES GUARANTEED
Accounts Rendered and Remittance
made Immediately on 6isposi-
ton of goods.
ton of goods.

II desired Will remit nominal value Of
goods immediately on receipt, charging
for such advance interest ut the rate OF
{siX) per ceut per annum.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-21

For bargains 80 TO Bloeh's,
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-21
NOTHCE OF TARsE.EAg.
ESTATE OF HARRIET b. HALL.
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT ;DItI,
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY

Nhrrca- Narcisse Richard, hf the parish nf
ST. Landry, administrator OF the estate of liar
rItt r; HAL, deceased, has filed tablcau It
classification ot debts ana distribution Of fnu,,,
OF said estate, accompanied hv hi. uetitinu
praying for the homolucation OF the same:
kAnd, whereas, The prayer Of said petition liza
been granted hy an order Of court hearing die
Dee. Ii, 1872!
Now, therefore. notice js hereby given 10 ais
persons interested to make opposition To said
tablcau, TO tile same in writing. in my oiicn il,
the town Of Orc|oIi-u5. within tho time rcu,ljr
ed by law, why the said tablra,l should moi h,-
hOmo.oGatcd and confirmed.
CHARLES NJ. THOMPSON.
De-. i, lo91 st Clerk
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-21
Relatively Higher Prices are obtained
on Rice at the North.

Toll eaule az logu!ar iu New Orleans.
Rice should be- packed in strons bags.
Mark bags plainly 50 shipment eau be
iden:iiie1. Bags returned or accounted
for.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-21
coon SERVICE. PROMPT Hkit ms
COLUMBIA RICE MILL,
NEW YORK.

The undersigned beg TO cali the AttUu-
ton Of planters and factors to the above
Mil, which is among the largest in the
United States. 1t is thoroughly equip
ped with the latest and best n!achlnery
for the milling Of Rice, and secures out
turus equale' by few aud excelied by
none.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-21
Tulane University
OF EREBsEs<A

n}aA" niEcTsity elhbr"ccs College, Eii.i,
-chori, II. sophie Hcwcornb Mc,nDriai r.i.
leGc tvr Young women. Law anu Nr1j.,,f
Departments. Tie 'nileGo ll4- four pnraIc,
courses Classical, Literary, Scicn,itic ana
Engineering. Next AuaNal Session OF Tie
AcAdenloal Department. inclntt!ng The H.
sophie HcWcoruta College. begins Octvher
ST.. Law Department opens Nvveuhey
l4th, Aie,i.nal Department, OctuI.tr l7th,
:or hpcvjsL Or genera; catalogues, Apply ~ tbs,
cGcre:ury OF the University. Tu!aus Hal
I'm. PRESTON JOHNSTON.
fIl5-Gfp I5r.,i5.-
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-21

The glory Of liIc Insurance j. that it
clothes the individual with the strength
Of an army against fate, while it does
not impair his independence. The saw
ings banks give no contingent right in
the common fund beyond the actual de-
post and its own interest. Do not de-
lay, but insure now in the Home Life
Insurance Co. OF New York, Clements &
Lev Is. agents.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-21
saturday, February ss,i,. sso>

at II Q CLOCK a m the following described J. =.
perry, t0-Wit; "
q certain piece "l land, with all the buildiux-
and improvements thereon, iucuijntr stnT
n9use, being about one mi'c west Of tIe to!y.g
ol Vpcl9lfa6, Id. reside ara 3; yht1
III - hy nl OF NJ r Chacert
south BY said pnbiic road leading from OpcInU
4ns u Bellevue east by land OF Mrs. Widow Er-
ttoipho ChacherE. and west by land of Hru
Nnrnlinycg said property being part origin.
ally purchased b. said \. l.. thaChert. frnm IL
l.. tiHTand.
seized in the. above entitled suit.
T"rmS-En-h. T. :. FONTENOI.
i'm t-t,l SIlrrit
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-21

The Bayou Chicot correspondent Of
the \. Q. Delta writes to that paper un-
der date of the 18th;
Neville Doga's gin i'll Prairie Mamou
burned down last week three bales of
cotton were burned. No insurance.
An elopement took place yesterday Oh
Turkey creek, eight miles north of Chi
cot. Willie Lester ran off with Miss Lucy
Butehee, prominent young lady, aged
about II years aud daughter of Dan
Butchee, Esq.
Swords is al all round good fellow
and will make splendid assessor.-Ba
ton Rouge Advocate, Jan, 7,
Mr.. Swords is o pleasant and
genial gentleman, lie will doubtless
make u good ofiicer.-St. Landry Demo
crat, Jan. 7.
There is not enough difference here to
hurt, Perhaps some people wish there
was.
Call ut the new carriage repository Uf
J. B. sandoz, at PerrodiE's Hall, and see
his fine assortment Of vehicles Of ali des-
criptious-gigs, bugsiee, ph;etons, car
riages. hacks. etc.-to suit every taste
and pocket, and harness of every kind,
from the cheapest to the best. Price
bis goods before purchasing else where.
You may save snug sum by doing So.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-21
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

uPLLDi>A. Ia. DEG. Is. 1.9,
vt Tie Mc.alnr Of tjlc Board al Directors he'd
this day a renj-A Abnnal DiY:denh of tOl f
PER thN1 Wa 'te"ia!'ti, 4ayu'," on and sitter
January = i-:'J.
I. +, SKIPPER,
llcCl - faahl..r
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-21

We had cold and rain, weather on
Tuesday aud Wednesday, Thursday
was raw, but Friday opened clear and
colder with heavy frost and ice.
Throughout the North and West aud
10 many portions of the South there
was SNOW and ice galore.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-21

The police Jury sat here four days this
Week-haviDg got in a taucle on Tues
day i'll regard to tbs way the parish ac-
counts are kert-and adjourned too late
for the clerk TO write out and furnish US
with the miDutes for this issue. State
ments Of collections from May to No.
vember, 1892, were handed in by the tax
collector, a condensation Of which we
give IN advance Of their publication in
the Official iOurral. ns fnllnHs.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-21

4 PAY IIlt1HL>I TRit h tOE cOEFEDiE.
D nte Mrrrr and Postage -tarnJe, Address
CuAs, D. BARKER, Atlanta ga,
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-21
Two Papers for the Price OF One,

DO yoa take FARM JOURNAL! Why
not9 Every farmer, gardener, stock
breeder, orcIaidist. dairyman. poultry
man, their wives, and even the boys and
girls will find it crowded full ut helpful
information. 1t aims to I've practical
rather than theoretical, to be brief and
to the point, in fact to b cream not skim
milk. 1t is adapted to al! parts Of the
country, North, South, East and Vest
The subscription rate is 50 cents year.
We have made arrangements with the
publisher by which We cIn send it one
year Gall OF 1s95l 10 all new Subscribers
who pay cash and to all old Subscribers
who pay ull aIrearages and one year in
advance. Sample will be sent free if
You address postal request to Farm
Journal, Philadelphia, Pa.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-21

The DEMOCRAT 8 months for so cents.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-21

In the past few Years Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla Calendar has become such u fayo-
rite that the people anticipate its an
nual appearance with pleasure. The
calendar for a3, which is now before Us,
will fully satisfy every expectation as
to beauty and utility. is little iare-
I'll than ever before, and hears bcauti-
ful picture OF the Young DISCOVERIES
with Il pad below in plain figures, all
printed i'll harmonious and pleasing col
OTIS To be appreciated it must be seen.
Get IL copy from Your druggist or send
+ cents in stamps to {. |. Hood S, Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-21
JOSEPH BLOCH,
Corner of Main and Bellevue Stre.+a
notice..

HAND OFFICE At NEW Ol;l
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-21

AuY6
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-21
sIGCEEA T.. GglLLORY
NOTICE..

{ HAS. E. FALtRE1.
Register.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-16
CLEVELAND AT HOME
lie is We'll and Cheerful, but Not
Enjoyed 10 Speculation.
pYyAxlrERs IN nARsEILLrs.
Emperor william Opens the R'lchsiag
and Wants More Money for the Ar
my.-Ihe Knights Of Labor.

wAsirrsoroN, Nov. President
Cleveland and Secretary Lamont ar
nved from New York ato O'Clock this
morning. Tho Prcsid,n, was driven
10 once to the white Housc. He las
not loolsci la bstter heilti since his
ant Inauguration; his step is firm and
elastic, ami bis appearance uuusualy
cheerful
Fersous In posutlon to know say
the Presidents event to Ncw YORK 10
consult party friends and Incidentally
~ look after some private matters.
Lamont authorizes nn emphatic
dcuial u the Fepuit that hu aud the
President went there In CONNECTION
with n real estate speculation IA when
they are engaged, drlnTiug they were
not eng ged Ia any way or connection
with auy negotiations looking To Tue
sale Of bonus or any purposes OF lhv
tlostufy department.
The PTesiuent nj once retired To his
private tiiice with Secretary Ihuibti
aud all visitOfs were excluded.
TIE tuticonce oil ihu Umi l0yeH nj tue
White Housr Ia regard TO tue Pest
dents New York visit, even Stree his
return, have led to all Horta Of TumOr-
M to Cleveland's health, among them
is Oue that his Jaw " diseased and that
he weht tuere Tor surgical OPERATION
but his appearance ceTlainiy indicates
nothing VI the Kind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-16

10 their du.y Toe uusrl rHu.l0us mud
conservative action utu even boo I.-
s.ruceH where 90 lusic, ihc damau tH
ipt Increased ware- or resistance Di
propose reduction would have buon
ptorer uchf,
The seaJy srCnm ~ immigration,
which D.. eIiio OF ltrislutl u con.
times 60 II Nv 10 the shore uf This O. 'i.
iintnt, mulcs ~ cOmpnfauvely taHy
i1r employee 60 iiil tie places NJ sirK.
ihg HUiHmru. La addition labor has
hsj this year 10 TecG1u with tho fact
of hnnuciai panic ana tho indus.
tfial depression. THE Cause uf the
panic iB % pu. sion that would boz I'M.
Irahtnblc 10 nvf9 ulscuss. WhuthCr 10
was UccnsiOued by TIE operation Of
the so-fulicl Thurman act, ~ some
assert, or 90 the uncertainty regarding
tho tAtin legislation, as others malt
tain, or whether 10 was ga Ui u de-.
liueiately planned conspiracy having
Tot IT, object the doubling ut the value
Of tho WORLDS funded JtbH tht.ush
contraction OF thr worlI's money,
which would DO nu inevitable
consequence of the dUmunvtlZitiUu
u silyrf ag an Increasing uumu,r he.
Love, need not here tu di,cu H,i.p
A reference hero followed 90 thr re-.
port " the SECRETARY. OF ihe treasurer,
nul tho falling % Oi per capita tz,
Inis WA asuriutd not 10 liliug De-.
lief in tho orders principle, lut
10 the sheer ina0un,y VI tho
members TO pay their ducs.
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SHORTENED rELEGRAMs.

The chess match IN Lonion between
| Infsch nnu lEinggrin Resulted n
/ draw, each winning nine rAinee. -Four
| games wers uTawn.
DR.. Carl Peters, the German explorer,
II ut Antwerp, and l. greatly excited
| about alleged interviews In American
newspaper. He wishes ~ emphatic.
ally deny that lac declared negro shoot.
ing good sport.
The Roby Athletic club male a sec.
Oni Unsuccessful attempt ~ Eut around
the laws Of tho state 0i Indiana today.
Secretary Of state Myers feuts, d 10 IN.
corporate tho club under the articles.
The artioles for tho Corbrtt. Mitchell
fight were signed tonight by Bmdy FOR
Cofhelt. Mitonell has not yst sipnvd.
The battle II 10 take place at the Duval
Athletic club, JacksOny Tile, Fla, iOr %
purse OF $4,000 aud side bet OF So.
600, the winner 70 take al.
The overland stage was robbed this
morning at O'Clock I'VE miles north
VI Ukiah, Cab, by "A lJuu htghwayman
Ia blue uvetail', cotton mack aud
double barfrled shotgun. The amount
Of Treasure ubOafu II impUssiulu 10 HFcer.
tniD. The passengers were unmolvsted.
General James a. Macdonald, Tor
nearly half "A century conspicuous
hguTe, ouitOr, secretary OF the com.
monwralth anu Huiutaut ge1trtl, died
wednesday, morning Ia Richmond,
va. He was born near Nickuburg Ia
1874, and was n son OF Alex Mac -on.
AID, minister OF Persia.
a treasury ofliclal In Warrington
said lntt evening II Is probable that
some OF the Russian refugees now de-.
tained In San Francisco will be re-.
ltnsed and tho others bu returned 10
the custody " tho Russian govern.
ment.
The grand jury has indicted II. @.
ii. Huntington, now IN Portland, o.,
ON charge OF emDuZEling $4,000
while an Insurance broker IN Chicago,
which place he left In September. lie
viii be extradiled and lRien tOChicAgo
Passed Assistant Engineer William
MinilzeT, by direction Of tho President.
was discharged from the navy. he
was found by the board which exam.
ined him morally disqualified Tor pro.
motion 20 tne next grade, by reason VI
drunkenness, and under the laws tho
President directed his discharge from
the service, with u ears psy,
Commissioner Lnmoreaux, OF the
general land otilce, has decided In favor
OF the Great Falls Water Power anu
Iownsite company, c ne which in.
volyed the whole town Of Great Falls,
Mont. The declslun "a that the town.
site company was nm innocent pur.
chaser, anu under the act OF March 2,
1891, could not ho disturbed Ia its poe.
session Of the property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-16
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Don HedsnborB Kills Himself While
HlltIHs on Utah Lake
lie WAS RIDING IN 4 BOAT
Nhtu llc Pulled Ills Gun Towards Him
aud was Shot la the Groin. Ills
AWfl suffering.

Special % hr nrsIHrr Nrwl
Provo, Utah, NovI0.-Dou Hoden.
borg, aged II, sou OF MI aud Mrs.
Oiof Hendrnb1rS OF this city, acct.
dcutally killed himself last nisht
while hunting.
The accident occurred ut about sun.
down. Young Hodcnborg was In a
boat on the lake oloso o. shore with
two COMPANIONS, his brother David
nnd VIII 5gmuels0n. A il1ck Of ducks
passed over the boat Huu lac reached
tor his gun, pulling the muzLle tuu
towards nm. Tho hammer caught on
Tile sluo OF the boat sui tho gun was
discharged, tho cJntonta Vt ole barrel
entering his lott groin, ranging ~.
ward aud tearing his body in fright.
iul manner, leaving tho iuiestincs *.
posed. lie fell cut Of tue boat among
tn" fufhcs.
A buggy was procured and he wac
removed 10 hts home aud medical aid
summoned, but the wound was 10
serious that nothing could DO done anl
hc expired ut 1910 last night, rrmata.
INK conscious 10 the last and suffering
untold agony.
The fatality Il ono Of tho saddest OF
tue Kind that ever occurred here ami
great sympaihy II manifested lor the
Dtfeaved relatives an iriunds.
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ANOTHER GOOD MAN GONE.
Death NJ William l.. \. Aleu, Bishop
OF the Iwcnly.first Ward,
This MoTHlug.

Toe unexpected death Of Elder
William Land Nul.lv Allen, Blshop
OF the Twonty.drst ward, occurred Ut
tic family residence, No. III 4 ptreet,
at O'Clock this morning after very
buot illness. Tho immediate cause OF
death was an unusually severe attack
OF chronic asthma which suddenly Dc.
v,loped a couple Of days arc, though
as lato NJ yesterday Elder 4 ilen was
moving about his house without mani.
Testing any sign that his courlo on
earth was TO be- cut short 80 soon.
The deceased was nn old anu highly
respected resident Of this city, and
many friends will dcplore tue fac, u
his toath. He was lhe Sou Of Thomas
and Mary Nu,lg Allen, AMI was born
May %, 1870, a. Kinas,On.On-H HUI,
Yorkshire, L ngland. lis mot erdi,d
when hu was but seventeen montbs'
oli, leaving him In the caro- o. susan.
nah Land, widow, and gTuai-gtaud
aunt.
lie was baptized October -, ls4s.
AMI Ordained to tho office VI Foaonel
Ia November VI the same year. Hs|
vas ordained an Elder January "a,
1870, AMI presided over tue Hui
branch OF tho Church from March o,
1851, 10 1868, q. which tlmu lao loit his
rguyo lAlu Tor the United States,
of1sbing tho ocean on the ttonuship
Ellen Maria. Hr arrived IN SAT- Lat,
CITY October Il, 1858. he was ordained
q Seventy the year following.
lie bum the first house In the TWEEN.
ty'iirst wand ANA has over been one "
IT. leading ultiztus. io figured con-
spicuouBiy In the Saupe,e aud Echo !
Canyon wars and when tho military
history OF Utah shall be July written |
lao viii occupy "A prominent place la %. |
Acted as secOud Counselor " Bishop
SHARP for twenty''ntur years anu later !
held IA similar iliHr under Andrew |
Burt, Bishop Oi tao Twenty. 0rst war;. |
whom lac succeeded October %, 1883 |
lie has also hold po8iuCns OF civil |
trust with oapablllty and honor. ~ |
his death tue people Of his ward lose o. |
wise counselor, n stauuoh friend an |
earnest citizen. He leaves wife anu |
seven children TO mourn his departure. |
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TAKING RtvESGE
nJnnmitcr~ Attempt 10 blew 90 Gen
oTni Matheiin's Residence.

nJnnmitcrS Attempt 90 SLOW 10 Gen
oTni Motheiin's Residence.
AfARsEiLLts, Nov. lG.-At midnight
au attempt was made 10 tlIw up the
official residence Of General MOthvliu,
commander OF the Fifteenth c0tps.
The house In tutrOundod by high
wall into which inches fUfteutfy O0xvH
have been built, though owing 10 the
late quiet condition OF affairs no
tentTits have occupied them. Cases
OF dynamite were placed ia tho'u
niehes aud also one In tho hsllway Of
the house, anu one In the Ofderlie-'
room, adjoining the apartments Gccu.
uiud by the general. About midnight
lat mentioned n bomb exploited with
fearful force. shauering the walls,
breaking every pane " glass IN the
house and the adjoining house,
aud badly damaging the building
occupledhy tho girlS school and octroi,
VI food tax buildings, opposite tho gem
erals residence. La fact, the force
was 40 great that II was iolt miles
away.
Tue supposition II that the dyna-
miteTs expected tho ilrst conclusion 10
set OF all the other casts. Had this
occurred there would have boon a
great destruction Of property and
heavy loss Of life. As II wac, nobody
was hurt. The outrage IL supposed 10
be- thu work Of tue street oar strikers,
whose strike was defeated by the aid
Of the soldiers. A rigid investigation
Into the affair Is In ptpgtrsp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-16

v,HfI. ysa .,.,.,t..t a. ,
49,, -. ~, ~. .,,i 'ho " ~ % The
lgrJ ,.',i- o'i "DI.nJ chairman had
'',,, ,.'....',.,.' W. .'''"t'uii Whlle
800. .,..'l-''.' wv 'sholhL' lh.u ugh
..ii 80 80, = p VI, '"N 'hhltinhu iaiIed %
M, r u wv. 'I,....., y. 'le nHIiencr on
,.,,' ~. ''."''e,'' we l'eI mas ho
.,g',it w 1'''"',' iillng majority
"-ull nave utclutd that baptism Is
" 800 io5 'il' y, eet Stated
vas ~, 49,. a., '.'''i vi 'hlH conference
IA ,.iit. ,..'.'....i WI ~ Il.'seI was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-16

The Union Psoihc anu Rio GrAnds
Western arc having lively little spat,
says u Denver paper at Mammoth
Huillwj t!u,ic, overa switch crossing.
The Westerns switch grade il i've
feet higher than the Union Pacific's
main track, and the lstter company
"ould like TO tear up tho WOstern's
work, nut the Western has n force Of
men sutllcient 10 stand Of the Union
Pacific people FOR tho present, 30 an
Open tgut has been averlsd.
Tho two roads have been at Logger.
heads over since tho Western extsudsI
into Iiutic, o. the Union Pacific am
everything possible 10 Impede is
rlyu'i progress aud has since lot no
btuno unIurned tO make things warm
Tor the Western.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-16
The Alotorman's Story.

In regard TO Iho oolllaion between a
Snli Lake City railway car md a
Union Pacific freight train carly yei-
terday morning ths motorman Of tho
street car called at the NEWs office
today and made the following state.
menl; 81 was on the car nj the time OF
the accident ~ an extra, and lido not
think the public viii blame when ali
tue conditions aud particulars arc uu.
defsi0Od, l stated % slow up about
nifty feet from the usual stopping place,
Uut tue llH were covered with leaves
that had blown on the track during the
night; besides they were very frosty,
Rna when / applied the brake IL was
without elect ana tho car continued
90, though AZ "A tpUJd not TO exceed
two miles an hour. 1 jumped, hut NOT
uuil the car struck tho train. am
very sorry the accident occurred AMI
/ lost my position over it, bur It could
not have pcru prevented by the beet
man IN the service under tue circum.
stances"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-16
GRAVITY SEWER COMMITTEE.


The special gravity outlet gewer
committee are slow VA getting to work.
According TO previous arrangements
they should have gone out anu In.
spected the system In Ia various dc.
tails this afternoon. But they dldn,t
20. The reason was that only two out
VI fivo memu hers F0llHnd ana Slmondl
showed up 40 the place OF meeting
from which they were to start. A
meeting Of the iull committee has becp
called to hu hrld at the council cham
Der tonight, hut that too may fall TO the
ground ON account Of the neglect 10
visit the scene Vi operations this after.
noon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-16

NEW YORK, Nov. lO.-A Washing.
ton NJ ocial ssyG la anticipation OF
the condition Of utlaiis winch would
arise suuuld toe provisional govern
meat give Willis his passports, the nd.
intimidation adopted the Ux ~ otii-
nary Curse Uf providing him
VITA iudoucndout authority to cum.
mand tue navsi forces Of tho harbof OF
Honolulu. Under the orIinnry rule.
Of inlutnaiiUnal law Wills would not
be- miDie,oi IT his PASSPORTS were given
hlm by tno provisional loyttumUnl
and he would have no authority to
call on tho naval forces OF this
county Tor any purpose what
ever. To guard against the
contingency orders TO the commanding
officers Of thu naval forces were gwen
hun siFuoi by the PfesiIent directing
the commanding ofiiceri ~ obty any
orders coming from Willis rex lrdltts
OF his official relations 10 the Hawaiian
government