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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08

RICH HILL, Mo-, June 5.-Editor 7.
NJ. McGregor, of the Miners Voice OF
Pittsburg, Kan, addressed a large
audience OF miners at the opera house.
He viii again address them next Satur-
day. Over LOGO miners are expected to
be in attendance. It is believed the
miners here will not help the Kansas
men in their strike
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08
Class AInrks SI,ut Dorm.

E-wooD, Ind, June 3--The mann
moth Depew plate glass factory at Alex
andria- ten miles south of here, closed
down yesterday for an indefinite period.
The cause assigned is scarcity of money.
lack of demand for plate glass and the
uncertainty IN regard to the policy OF
the government on money
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08
CURRENT COMMENT.

BISHOP. HENRY C. POTTER, of New
York, and the governorgenera1 of Can
ada, have received the honorary degree
of d. c. l.. together from Bishops col
lege, Lenoxville, at a special convoca-
ton in Quebec.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08
Wreck on the Iron Mountain.

ST. LOUIS, June 5.-Meager advices
from Poplar Bluff. Mo. state that the
southbound cannon ball train on the
St Louis, Iron Mountain * Southern
railway. which left this city Saturday
night for Texas, was wrecked at an
early hour yesterday morning Several
persons are reported slightly, but none
severely, injured. All wires to Poplar
Bluff are down and further details are
az x-et uroltaiua hle
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08

HENRY ROSENBERG, the Galveston,
Tex, millionaire, who died few days
ago, left quite half of his fortune to
public charities, to be dispensed in that
city. His will provides for the erection
of church, endowments for widows
and orphans homes, for a drinking
fountain, for a monument to heroes of
the Texas republic and for a public Ii
hrarv
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08

EUGENE RICHTER, whose Pictures
of the Future" is enjoying in Germany
a popularity equal to that which Mr..
Bellamy's Looking Backward" secured
in this country a few years ago, is the
most brilliant parliamentary leader in
the reichsrath. He is also the editor Of
the Freisinninge Zeitung of Berlin.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08

CHIEF among the treasures in the
French exhibit at the worlds fair is
the sword presented by the colonial
congress to Lafayette in IT'S. 1t has a
hilt of solid gold, beautifully engraved,
and scabbard of the same with me-
dallions, each one representing some
scene of the revolutionary war in
which Lafayette had been engaged.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08

THE per capita of money in the Unit
ed States according to the statistics of
the director of the minis is S25.17. The
debt less the sinking fund is s12.12 per
head. In Great Britain the per capita
of money is $500 and of national debt
sS7.79. These amounts vary from
month to month and year to year.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08
SOUTH CAROLINA Is the largest prt

SOUTH CAROLINA Is the largest pro-
Queer Of phosphates in the world, lead
ing with her coo. 900 tons; France and
Belgium next, each $50. 600 tons; Flor
ida next, 200, 600 tons; Russia $4,000
tons: Spain and Germany. 10000 each:
Dutch West Indies. 10000: English
Vest Indies, 10000; North Carolina,
800: Algeria. 2,5o0.-Baltimore Manu-
facturers' Record
Mr.. WILLIE Woo, a Chinanan OF
West Harrisville. Mich. has cut of his
queue. adopted the American dress.
and. as further evidence of his civiliza-
ton has applied for the appointment
IS postmaster
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08

g NATHAN STRAUs, of New York, last
winter supplied coal in small quantities
to the poor at the wholesale cost. He
is now supplying milk on the same
method, for two cents pint, and ster-
ilized milk in bottles at six cents a
quart; women and children will be sup
piled with milk at one cent a glass.
The dairy farms from which the milk
comes were examined by the health
board EM
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08
ELEVEN neasants i'm the Polish villa q

ELEVEN peasants in the Polish village
of Muszina, in Galicia, actuated by
superstition that the recent frosts were
the work of a vampire which had en-
tered into an old man who had lately
been buried, opened the grave, be-
headed the body and pierced the head
with a stake. They We're all arrested.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08
Raised the Salaries

HUNTINGTON. Ind. June Sat q
meeting Of the city council last even
ing a big raise was made in the salar-
les OF all TIE city officials, including
the board o. health, school board, coun-
cilnen ard drivers OF teams
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08
8 Lad o. GunpoKder Explodes.

BERLIN. June 5--A cart-ioad of gun
powder was exploded on street OF
Kirn, Rhe3ish Prussia, by 2 spark from
a pipe The two men on the cart were
killed and thirteen other persons were
injured. several so severely that they
will not recover. Thirty houses were
DANA c-ed by the explosion
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08
Back to Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 81 President
Cleveland returned to Washington al
T:40 yesterday morning from his short
trip to Cape Charles. Va Very few
people were at the Pennsylvania sta
ton at that hour, as the time OF the ar
rival of the presidents car. attached &c
train No. II, from Wilmington, was
much earlier than the public expected.
0 o'clock being the regular schedule
time.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08
IT is reported that Queen Wilhel

1T is reported that Queen Wilhel-
nina, the child monarch of Holland, is
developing symptoms of consumption
and that the queen regent, who is now
in the country with her, and the royal
physicians fear the worst. In case of
her death the Nassau-Orange dynasty
would become extinct
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08

The village of Spanish Camp, in
Wharton county, Tex, was visited bya
destructive tornado, many houses being
wrecked and five persons killed
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08

3 The United States has seized the
steamer y PizZati- OF the oterilline at
New Orleans for violation of the
neutrality laws during the Gillian
rax-oIut=op
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08

Justice bradley. OF TIE supreme court.
has ruled that u civil service eEnplore.
when discharged. has a right 70 demand
the cause fo- Il
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08
Instantaneous.

''If your engagement should be broken,
what would you do with all those spoons,
and cups and saucers? Would you send
them back?
-'Oh, dear, no. 1 would keep them
and send them as Christmas presents to
the ones who sent them Life
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08

The company of revoiutionists who
made 4 demonstration near Puente La
Reina. Navarro. Spain, has been dis
persed by the military. Two revolu-
ionists We're killed and two others
wounded severely.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08
Evil Communications.

Mrs. Bachbay-I never would have
believed my little boy could use such
language Been playing with bad chill
dren again, haven't you?
Algernon-No'm; Teddy Bacon and /
have been playing with a parrot his
uncle sent him from Chicago.-T-uth-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08

dynamite ard giant powder exploded,
wreckia- : large number O. horses
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08

A POLITICAL pointer-Don't try TO be. On
both sides and the fence at the same time
Truth
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-17
! ntereiia 5.
ltbcr cine neuc SnnrtsSrfnSuno

AuCF ttHc HeHe Spuri>SrVHDHHH
Miro beribtet: Sin 9cuti6er, Gmil
SERBS in WOilano, bat einen Npparat
tOnItrllirt, neI9er allf ben HennbuGnen
tilr &aofabrer lelblttbati9 Die Nntunit
zines leoen &Onturrenten an ,3iel 9e=
nau Der3ei6net. IS peroen ourb oen=
ielben fir Die 6olge Die Streitigteiten
oermieoen, pelte bduiig OaOurb ent=
lteben, OaB es ben Yreisri6tern abiolnt
ni6t mO9lib, Die "Supeilen iebr GERM
gen Siferensen in Der Siitan3 Der ein=
Selnen GaOfabrer, pslde mun6mal in
groBen uno oitt9eordngten 8ruppcn
am 3iele anlangen, genall gu beitinl=
men. Ter i~elbiitbdtige slettriibe &e=
9iltrir=Apparat Serbs giebt aui einem
Lungs uno quer liniirten Papieritreifen
Elm pollltdnoiges uno 9enaues Bib Der
6ruppen Der G%aoidbrer, ME lie i'm
tritliten WOment am 3iele pOrbeifab=
rem. Der Plab zines Seoen mad Der
Gihtung bin 1T 9enaii erii6tli6, Iorpie
bic einSelnen Siitan;en bis ouf Elm
Sunocrtitel elmer Setunoe. Stalien=
ilte gl1tter beri4ten iebr 9iiniti9 iiber
Die Sbatigteit oieies neuen 9lpparates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-17
Gas man In europa Barren mi

Sus MO III EUROPA Saren mt
Weni6enfleii6 ~fittert piirfte 9epiB
tGum 9laublib tlingen, trOBoem be-
ri6teu ernltb0ite Slatter fplgenoe Cru.
ielgeibi6te: Sn Srpne (Siebenbiireen)
IaBte Die 8enoarmerie tilrSli6 Die beioerl
SGrentreiber Slie uuo SurO ab, oa iib
beraus~l tellte, oaB oieielbeu ibre Barren
nit ben Seiben tleiner &inper ~iiitter-
ten. Sic ruubten nQmli6 in ienen
Srti6aitcn, Die lie nit ibren Barren
ourdSo9en, feline &lnoer, Die lie Damn
tOtcteu uno Den Barren ItiItweiie gum
6raBe pprpurfen. 2ls Die 0uf Der
Sube na6 Den perihwunoenen &leiucn
befinoliben Seute I'M 6eloe Serltreut
ab9ena9te GinoertnObeu fanoen, oadte
man Der SGrentreiber, Die oenn audi
NIT uuper9leihli6tm Stoicismus Elm
u~mfanenoes 6eltQnOuiB able9ten. Slic
StOpbe meinte beim SerbDre: vMeirl
8Ottl Yer SerOienit iii 9erin9 uuo Die
Barren lino buu9rig." pabreno iein
Sruoer ia9te: ySuie perleitcte MIDI pa,
81, oaB mir uuiere Sbiere nit Wtcn=
i6enileiib fittern ipucu: Nteni3en-
iIeii6 lit ia bili8!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-17
Giur SragDoic in Salnnifi.

Qu5 Saloniti miro gei5rieben; Sine
ldtedlibe SragOoie bat in unierer Vu4=
barItaot ltattgeiunoen. is lit unInog=
lid, 9enaue S]nfOrmUtiOn barber 81
ertdIten, oa es gtiemano pa0t, inter
Den Se0mten Oariiber Gt09forihung 81
bolten. @Or %turSer 3eit mari Die See
nabe bel Der StaGt cine 2lnSUbI ben
S0ten on ben Straro. Su oieicn
Saden befdnoen iib tOpflOIe uuo pcr=
itiimmeItt meni1libe &Orper. Is mas
rem ibrer Is. Wt0nn glOubt, oaB Dies
Die Seihndbmc ungliitIiber pOIitiIher
@efan9euer waren, Die Don einem tiir-
tiiben Iampier iiber &oro in Die See
GCtporfeu muroen. Sier berri9t oa=
rllber 8roBe IufreSung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-17
Cine icniatinncac Gntbcfung.

Nahoem mar liin9t Die ieniation=
ellie Gntoetung gema6t baben mill, oaB
Die atten - wirtli6e notilrli6 - ipre=
den tOnnen, odB ferner Sunoe, Sitb=
ner, amellen &C. lire Spra6e baben,
Die nit Ginger Qufmertiamteit Dem
menl6liben DIRE o~erltdnoli6 peroen
tam, tommt nun gar Elm en8liI6er
YDllolo9e nit Der Deltbetue9enocn Diel=
Dung, oaB audi oie-6lie9en lprehen!
Na6 Dem Berl6t, Der Don Dem 8elebr=
ten an cine yberiiDmte" Ntaoemie 0e=
rlbtet wuroe, iollen Iene lditigen Sniet=
ten elne ~be'On0ere Spra6e baben, Die
Die meni6li6en Sbren ni6t boren
t~Onnen, Die leoo6 iiir bic anoeren Sn=
ietten leiht perltdnolid lit. @Obl per-
It0nOen, es bGnoelt li1 ni6t (nab oen,
Seri4te) UNI oas 6lie9engeiumme.
Sds 1T nlbts pelter ais oas Gr9ebniB
Der ral6en Sewe9un9 Der 6lie9enilil=
gel. Ster 1T Olelmebr pOn gan, be-
lonoeren SOllen Die Jteoe, Die cine mirt=
lthe uro cine eigentbiimli1e Spra6e
btloen ipIlen. llebri9ens 1T es lei6t,
einen IerIu9 aniulteleu. Man brurl9t
od5u nun ein Wtitropbpn uuo srpei Slie=
gen, Die auf eiuem Sube ipa3ieren se=
ben. Sas ourA Die llnterbaltung Der
betoen 6lie9en beroOrgebra6te @erdui9
last li6 oann leiAt wUbrnebmen. SIS
alelht" - 10 iGgt Der en9liibe Ybilo=
lOge pelter - Dem 8epieber zines
Pferoes, Oas NOD melt Don urs ent=
fernt it," (D Sept brau6t nur nod
Die Spra6e Der Slide entoeft Su per=
DEN, Damn gin9e iO9ar oas alte be-
mdbrte Spriibport: yStumm pie'n
6iiG" elenOiali1 in oic.griihe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-17
Wnn elmer Wrspe actGotet.

Sn @aliton (S6weiS) psripiirtc Elm
Irbeiter beim Seuen plOBlih Gals
ibmerSen uuo in penigen Wiuuteu
mar Der ltarte Wtann erltlft. Sie drst=
llte llnterIu4ung ergab, oaB Dem
Wtanne bel Der 9lrbeit cine Wespe in
Den S,als gelanst mar uno Dem ger-
ltOrbenen eiueu Std beigebrudt bate
Die in 6Olge oeiIen %entitanoene 8s=
i6wulSt mar Die uriube Der Gritidung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-17
Gili9.

3wei Serren iiBsn am Stommtiid
uno u~nterbalten lid iIber Die &lu9beit
ibrer SunOe. yWtein Puoel", iagt Der
erite, rbringt mir jeoen Morsen Yieiie
uno 3iinobOlSer ans gett, neil er
weiB, oaB i6 germ i'm eiesen raube!"
pMeiner", ia9t Der 3peite, ,tbut
ons aud, uno iuenn i'd mid oann an=
tleioe uno wai6e, rau6t er io9ar
fir mid, oamit Die Pieiie ni6t talt
pirD!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-17
Sas altete Bud Der Wrlt.

Sn eiuem dgpptii6en 8rabe in Me=
bum murOs Elm Yapprus geiunOeu, Daa
nm $3.50 b. Gbrilti @eb. gei6rieben
wOroen iein iDa. Sei Dem 9&erte fdno
man nod einige SlGtter in elmer au=
bern Sanoi1riit,, Die otter ais Die
Epramioen lit uno Dor $3.50 D. Gbr.
periaBt wuroe. Sus erite Su1 III
ROTH uuo weiB gei6rieben. IS befin.
Oct lih leBt in Der Natiaual-g lbllotbet
in Yaris.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-17
9 II 8 a diem.

Shneioer: Slre Sc, Sc tenuteu mid
I'LL Oo1 babe beSablen".
STUDENT, SD babe tein 8elo".
S6neioer; yNu, wsnn ham sc Den
pelbes?"
STUDENT: sd babe niemals 8elo".
Shneioer; .Ha barn sc aber: ST.
mas 8elo bat bod beinabe Sober man6.
mail"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-17
Scufiprl1.

pile rciben 9eute iino in Der Shat
nur %erwaltcr ibres &erm09cns sum
Seiten Nnoercr, ~beiOnoers Der 9iOtblti=
oenocn, uno weroen ais iol6c anQcie=
ben weroen, penn lie sur &s4eni6ait
tpmmeH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-17
u Il sreO c.

a.: yNlio Oh bait por9eitcrn eineu
Sauieno=W i0rti4ein geiunOen?"
g.: Sal"
a.: .6ait 9u i'm osnn bel Der Yo=
liSei ab9egeben, ooer an5ei9e tpenig'
items gemahi?"
g.: yNas idlt Sir oenn elm! 7aa
lQ9e ia aus, ais Oh i'd nit msiner gbr=
li6teit prGbleu pOllte!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-17
Sur 8ertbetDigunQ q.

oSie IinO beIbuIoigt, Gngetlagter,
Ojelem Serrn beim Baden Die SIeioer
pe98enommen 5u baben, mas iagen
sic .oaSu?"
o9err @eri6ts6Df, i'd belt lie fir
abgclegte Sa6eu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-17
Gin 9 hlauer.

Wama: yNi6t pabr, 6ribben, ipenn
Su crit in Die ShuIe geben pirlt -
wirit Su INNER Grlter iein?"
6rib4en: yNdtitrlih, DIANA, ib
werOe INNER reAt iriib Don 0auie meg
geben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-17
u d, oes b b!

81: SD iaae Sbnen, es luare beiler,
tuenn piel wcniser 2eute leien uuo i6rei.
ben tOnuten".
y: vSie limb pobl &eattiondr2"
a.: Rein, aber Ypitietretdr bin
i'd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-17
3 Il +.

Wago: oSerr YrOIeiiOr. Serr pro=
IeliOr = Oenten Sic iib - i6 babe
lpeben cine StefH0oel peribluft!"
prOfeior: ygtun, nun - oa baben
Sic cine anoere!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-17
Sic be Doll.

nMein Wann 1T oo6 gu gut; tde=
lid iiberbduit er mid nit Den gemei=
fen ieincr Giebe. Grit 9eitern bat er
mid wieoer in Die Sebensuerii6erung
einQeEuuft." 4.g...
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-17

Griter aauimann: .Saaen Sic,
Serr &olleSe, wie miro eiseltli6 elm
SOnturs %erOnnet?"
3meiter Sanfmonu: yNb, oa piro
~iiberbaupt nibts erOfnet, oa miro nur
alles 9eihlplien!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-17
Z B.

Baron: r@ie LANCE tuaren Sic aui
Sbrer leBten Stele?"
Siener: p3ebn Sabre Serr Saron!"
Sarau: Limb wp waren Sic ba?"
Siener: ,Sm &orrettionsbaule".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-17
8 Qrun m.

Cat: oSOren Sic mai, Serr @irtb,
SIR QSein ihmeft oeroammt wan'rig!"
Wirtb: yNatiirli9 - Sic trinten ia
nur sepumpten!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-17

10 iu9te neuli6 Elm QroBer 6elcbrter,
lit elm prGbtiges 6rilbItiif, ein leio=
li6es Mittagseilen uno Elm iebr trall=
RIGGS Q%benbroo."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-17
Gum Sad7en uno Opnfen.
Qus Der 2ebenSpraris.

Gr3dblit pom eiuem Weui6eu
Tu Gole5, SuteS - letie,
ga ibilttclt 4u'S Die &0pie
llno ruit laut nm &eweiie;
lo6 stl6elit ou mas S6le1tes
Wtit Gippen ooer Neoer,
ga uidt Au's NIT Den aOpieu,
aufs &ort 9laubt Dir oas Sober.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-17
Is | q:

oNober bejis6t benin uniere 6reun=
Din Sophie ibre @eIiatsfarbe?"
SOa: yIus paris, islbltperitdnoli5!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-17
Wasiit ne 8labe?

Yer 9~lGnSenoite Semci5 bon Der Sin=
fdlli9teIt Der SebauptunS zines Wtsn-
i9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-17
Naturlih.

nSu, per III oenn Die treiidenoe alte
S6u6tel oa oriiben?"
lin 8uttesmilen, fill! Sas 1T ia
bic Yraiioentin - iie 9ibt Den Son
AM"
.@b! 8eiu Wunosr, oaB gles per-
ltimmt it'll"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-17
SpDial.

yNun, Serr Baron, Sic BADEN mid
nOtbi9? y
gBas feblt?"
oDer3ibwa6e CLAUDE i'd, lieber Dot
tori"
Stun ia, wGre m09li6 -. baber
chen oicien Wustel Seitiebens n bis.
den TART ber9enOmmen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-17

Terieibe bebaueeIt nit BEN ar6btsH Griolas ale
Gbronti6Jeg Srenfbeiten, Satarrb ,Jraueu.
fraufbetten une ss5cims 4raufbsiten.
Saturrh, Srcub,its, Althmd. a%HseheHos Ius,ebs
ruuS Dereen GIitteis Der Wstboes ourh gtHutbmuus
meoiSiuilhtr 1uu'te esheilt. Die @shdHoluus Uiro
nets seraes an eas trantt Organ asbraht II, aud IN elmer
Der i%epetltesr eouiittutiou eeS GatieutsH aussmslisuen
GSsiie behauoelt.
Suust Wduutr. ptlas It'd burb iuatuoli5e Teblsr
ihwcrtn SduotH au Der eeiurohSit %ucruriudt babeu
uno iniolgeoeiicn on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS etc. leioeu, iels
len unS ,eitie Im Sath rrdasn, ODER ioueu cine = Gents
goitmGr,e I'm eIneu p~mptomboGeu ienoeu.
NruuerSperiousr, peld1e an Sut;Ineunaeu oeer an
iratue pelchsu b%eioHotTeu ruusutrantheiteu lsiesu,
icueu Giueu seiud bel ms Mot uuiidisbeu. @ir
taben ihoH tunoeric ron 6hRlihrn Siuen aebeili.
GicS uno Stitsiu ptroeu obne DiIiier uuo obRs SaAs
THEFT 'ir Sbrt hCruiSorhtit sehsilt.
Die ioasu. N~aricocele, Structure, iopis Grpsitss
muG eI Aeew wtroCu eGueruo Gebcilt.
MuttevmulC. Ssiu;eideu une Bodeu weroeu mtttsls
Sle'trtSItdt gsbsi!t uuo obne ir9suo elm Nal ,u biHtsrs
itrlaNeu.
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WILLIS WAITS.
Capt. Cutler Gives the Provisional
Government a Send-Of.

PORT TOWNSEND, WASH, Dec. SIN
an interview today, Capt. Cutler, of the
barkentine Klickitat, which arrived
from Honolulu yesterday, said: Min
lister Willis told me he was surprised to
meet so many broad-minded, law-abld-
ing and thoroughly intelligent people in
HAWAII. Willis is religiously in
clined, and to considerable extent
associated with the missionary element
In the island and came in contact with
the ablest men in Honolulu, all of whom
are strongly opposed to the restoration
of monarchy, and especially the queen.
on account of her supposed unchaste
conduct. This class of citizens were
careful to see that Willis was correctly
informed of certain facts that Blount
did not choose to consider. After
the steamer Alameda sailed for
San Francisco and up to the time the
Klickitat departed for this port, spirit
Of uneasiness prevailed lest Willis was
trying to throw the friends Of the pro-
visienal government OFF their guard
and permit the royalists to gain
possession of the government
buildings. While / was visit
ng Commander Barker, of the
United States man-ef-war Phila-
delphia, Nov. II. an officer came aboard
from the Adams and asked if short
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So. I.ouis snril,e sfeetings.

ST. LOUIS. Dee. 5. l.. p. Tarlton,
prominent i'll the management of
the Latonia track, has had con-
ference with Charles G. Maffitt. of
the St. Louis Jockey club. as result
Of which these two spring meetings are
likely to be rpm in harmony Accord
ing to the best information it is prob
able that a schedule that will enable the
entire stake horse contingent or the
West to participate in both meetings, to
certain extent, at least, will be agreed
upon. Neither desires clash on stake
dates, and it is the opinion that the ill.,
coming Jockey club administration will
desire 70 have the matter settled as
quickly as possible. but nothing will be
done about the matter until resigning
President Wells successor is consulted.
At the latest it is expected that an
agreement will be reached by the first
ef the year.
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leave was to be permitted. Barker
replied no, and that the crews should be
held in readiness to land at a moments
notice. Willis told me just before
sailed that the United States ought to
take decisive and immediate action, as
the present policy was running business
Interests on the island.
1.-The H0noluiuC commercial Advertiser
of Nov IS, two days after Willis sent
outthe statement to the public relative
to his instructions from Washington,
and his determination to await further
advfceS before attempting to execute
the orders. came out in strong edito-
rial and said: United States Minister
Willis was no donbt accurately reported
the other day when he declared that
until he heard from Washington no
change will take place i'll the present
situation. nor will any be allowed. He
added that any attempt made by any
person or persons to make trouble
would be promptly checked and pun
fsffed. Were the representative of any
other power near the Hawaiian govern.
ment to make such declaration there is no
doubt that not only this governments
but also the United States would resent
1t In the most energetic manner as I'M
lawful interference with the internal
affairs of this independent nation. We
do not question the propriety of Mr..
Willis declaration. We simply point
out that the government of
the United States holds itself
charged with special duty OF maintain
ing public order and security in Hawaii.
To this extent, at least, America exer-
clSed partial protection over this eoun-
try" The paper further says that ex-
Minister Stevens was merely obeying
standing order of the state department,
given by Secretary Bayard in 1887, to
the American minister at Honolulu,
and caused to be given to the naval
forces there whenever necessary for
1.-THE maintenance of public order"
Stevens has been abused by the present
American administration for obeying
President Cieveland's explicit orders.
Ii Minister Stevens is to be blamed for
his interposing last January, then much
more is Minister Willis to be censured
for threatening to punish disturbers of
the peace, which Stevens never did"