davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-03-28
Stdott1bes.
sir 8eiuher Ser QusiteIIun9,
Gtuas iiber oen 5ibreroienit NIB Ole Sage Ger
Gtt9dn9e sum Jodion parf.

9ieienigen, pclbe beabiicbtigen, uniere
gSeltaltsltelun9 81 beiu6elt, iptro &c inter
e%iiire1t, gu erfabrelt, baB ite fit cine unber7
bGltniBmdBtg gerin9e Sumnte einen 6iiDrer
baben f0nnen unD 3nur iperDen Sic 9ien1tc
zines lplcben fitr finfB er1onen nit 50Gents
ltltb fir nte6r ais flint nit Is Gents aufSu>
iDicgen leil1. Die 3aDl oieler colrmbildben
6itbrer pirb 1lerbin9S nicbt 10 9roB lctn,
ipte man uripritngli6 b%edbitcbtigt bate,
oetn 1tatt 500 tperoen nlIr 250 unter Ser
lpecicllcn 2ettlng be5 GDl. Gtce 3ur Dis
petition Iteben. 9ieie 5ruppe iptro IN G9r17
ltder 96ci1c, mic Die 8oliSeintannicbaft,
uniformtrt perbelt, Oocb loa iie ntr it
Den 6Guen bon Seucr GGcbterbicnite nerz
ridbtet. 2ls cS DDr %eint9en Wocben betannt
9elltdd9t murOe, oaB elm iOl6es 6iibrercprpS
BON 500 Otaltn or9ariiirt tperoen loue, ba
trofcll BET bent Gapt, 6obrbom iiber 1000
9lppltcGttonen Cit, 1t1t0 TAFT bic gletcbe 3a9l
lullger Xeute fom ilacb GDicagD, ltln licb bet
por9cldbriebenen Gr5tltden Inter iubung su
llnter5ieben, 9aB ii0 10 piete gerdoe I'M
ei1cn lolcben g often retBcn, lit I'M 10 NUM-
Dcrbarer, ais baS 0cbalt eincS TiibrerS nur
$50 pet Wtonat betragen loQ.
9luBcr Dtelcm mGnSttdben GprpS, tper0en
auf Ncranlaiiun9 BON Trar Yotter Yalnter,
Die ber Qlnitbt mar, baB man ou6 auf
9an1ct DDnc 6errenbeglettung recbnelt
ntiliie, % tpei6Iicbe 6librer an9eltelt tDerz
ben.
Die Gntfernun9 Don etnem GnOe De5
S0Glon Yarf bis sum- anoercn betrGgt itber
Il Wteile. Sails baber Semanb Elm belon7
Dcre5 @cbGu6c O0cr cine 0ruppe BON Sc,
bGuben SIT belu6en ipilnibt, 10 lit eS pin>
ldbcusncrt6 Su tpiiien, tpelcDcn Der ~neunsebn
Ging0ngc man in iolcban 6GIcn Su be1tuben
bat. 9enicni9cn, Bic an Der SiiD1eite, 3tpt>
1men Sen Sdicnen Der SuinoiS Central
SuDnct un0 DEM Safe DpDnen, tptr0 Der
Gingang AT Der GariDQ QlDc. 81 entpfe6lcn
icil1. 0criclbe beftllDet iicb ant GrBeriterl
9torDcnbe De5 Yorfc5, eincn 8lod Ditlic1
bon Der Stonep SSldno Qlpc. unb tft gans
in ser 9tGDc bes G5fimobDrfcS ln6 Der
n0rOlic9en Oruppe ser StaatsgcbGllbc.
8cionoers beqlcm miro bieler @tlt9d1l9 fit
0icient9en lctn, bic al Der SAT- Gno> utb
Goerett Npe., Sc. StraBe unb ben StraBell
geraoc n0rbli9 BON Der Sc. StraBe ipDbnelt.
Der 81. StraBenct11g1ng, De1l1 Tube Der
StDucD SSlalto 2lDc. gcgenllber, lptr0 iDaDr>
ldcinlib am mciltcn ppn alien be1lltBt iperz
ben. 9crielbc befinbet itD vis-a-vis oer
Soutb 45arf Station Der Sllinots Central
8abn, an Der idmmtlicbe aus Der Stobt
fomncnbe 3ii9e anbalten. N1Beroem fiiDrt
Die 6abelbaDn ber Cottage @rope Qlpe. Clinic
bis auf cine Gntfertung bon 300 SUB al
ber1ielben beran ltnb BON bier aus bat man
INIT Deni9e S6ritte bis SIT ben Stonts>
uno ausldnOti6en @cbGuocn utb Dem
Sunitpalait SIT ge6en.
Sir Die moblDobenbe Glailc bon Sc
fucbcrn, 5. +, fit iolcbe, Sic nit eigenem
Dber Wtic~thsfubrlpcrf nad Dem Yart font
men unb fitr 9iejenigcn, Die in DEM 9roBen
JtciiOcn5tbeilc tpcltli6 pOn oem Centrum
bes BarfeS ipobnell, miro Der Gingartg al
Oct 81. StroBe SIT elnpfebIen iein.
, 1893-03-28
nod nibt aufsefldrt.
Die Goroners 5urY oiebt ihr Deroift auf Goo
ourd &tn9enent5iilloun9 ab.

gSie gcitern beridbtet, purbe nobc Ho9crs
8arf etle 2et6e oufgefunOen, Dbne baB es
m0glicb 9epeien lit, bic Yerion beS Sootel
fe1t3uite0cn. Die Nnnabnte, Der 8eritDrz
bene lei Elm Gbineie, iMtelte itcb balb ais
irrig beraltS, ct itammt aus Sapan urb ge>
b0rtc a116einenO Den. bDbcren StGnben oil.
Sein Nn3u9 no iebr elegant, Die Inter
tpdibc oom f%erniten Stoffe, bic 6dnbe 5ei9z
ten feine Spnr irgenb tpelber 9lrbcit. 9tus
bielen @riinben nimnlt man an, baB Der
8eritorbcnc elmer ber idpaneiii6en Stuben>
ten at bet llniperlttGt in @Danitpn ipar
o6er CUNT Belu6 ber misunderstanding
berilber9efommcn it,.
6ilfS>Gnroner 8elor belt eircn Sn7
queit ob ltno baS 8erbift l%autcte, benz @r>
9ebntB Der post norton llnterlu6un9
eltlprebenb, auf Sob burd 2un9enentSiin7
oItl1g. gSds oen 8erltorbenen nerdllaBt
bat, bic abgelcge1le @egenb oufs1iu6en,
tit poultGnbig uterftnbli9. St bate fiji
ctncn Sit aus meDreren 8rcttern bergez
ri6tet unb mebrere 9lpfclliltelt Der3e6rt,
tptc bic ant 8ooen liegenben SDalen be-
tptelen. Die 2eicbe mltBtc i~pe1tigitenS felt
Sonnabeno an DEM Ylobe gele9en baben,
od tic nob tbeiltpeile BON Scbnee bebeft
mar. Die Yplt3et BON @baniton un6
GogerS gart lit eifri9 bemiibt, 2i6t IN Die
mpiteri0ie 9lngelegenbeit SIT brtn9en,
, 1893-03-28

@letdbeoeuteno nit 20 @rp8ent onf'S 8etriebsfnpitaI.
gtod @niibt eiufiGti9er 8eltrtbeiler lpirb baS8etriebS=
tapttal i'll trr5er 8ctt benz SnDaber belpeier, boS e8
teinem onoeret IN bteiem&orbe a8 etne 9ioioehoeni 9ofs
tenbe Strait no9lteDt, @s 1T cine lpObl6efanrte 39ats
Sele9rop6. elettrtI9ett Selepbon, elettriI9em &tft llub
eleftrti9en StroBenbobnen oieieS SonbeS, itb i'll Der
, 1893-03-28
2lus 6en Qoltsetoertdten.

Inter ie $4,000 8iir9i9aft iteben So
iepD Wtt Sam, MiQiam GDnltn unb @tI=
liam @bporD, iene bret 8uri6e1t, Die Den
Wirtb SDDn Grpnit IN ieiner Ntrtbi9oft,
9tp. 1850 2iDldnD 2lpe., bernubten ltnb bon
oeren @tner Grontn hurcb 5tpei 8ugeln Der
LeBte. 81.
9o bic GGuber nicbt i'm Stan0e tparen
8iirgen bei3ubrtn9eu, tpuroen tie mach Dem
County @efGngntB gebracbt.
&a9 Gerbor ge9en Sobu Nrtbur 6raser.
ser BON s.. IT, Sacobs Oes WfeineibS be:
Sicbtet ipirD, ipiro nicbt cher 3ur Ser:
banolung fDmmeu, ais bis 8unbes:
richter @roBcup Die @rla1bniB CT:
tbcilt bat, 6aB sic 2[ften in
benz Safe y6ra5er gegen Sacobs" aus 6en
8unoesgertdts9ebGube bem 9ticbter Softer
ser ben ieBtgen 8ro5eB ~leitet, per9elegI
tper0en oiirfer.
Gic6ter 2pon oeri9ob gcitern ba5 8erb0l
gegen GapitGn s.. s.. NaQ, Der Den
ScAnapsbGnbler 6crma1t 9tat9an bon 105
Safe Str. BEL etnem Spiele int y8alme,
6Dule" I'M cine be6eutenDc Summe @elr
betro9en Da6en iOu, inter 5000 Siir9i6aft
bis 5um 3. 2lpril.
G0parb 6Ogan, tDelcber an Sonntoo
2t6enb 98. 9. Nbe in Der 9tdDe Der 8olt=
unb Stateitr. 81 beraltben periu9t bate,
ipurbe aeitern bom Nicbter gDon unte1
$1,000 8ilrgi0aft Oen1 @riminalgeri4t
%ilberipieien.
oWtarlo" 0o5 trcle 8eib GopitGn Stree:
ter'S, lplroe 8citern POM 9ticDtcr @Don nm
$50 9~eitraft. Sic bate iib ipicOer etnnlaI
9cDOrig befneipt unb tx 0ielem 53uitanot
cinen 6eiOenIarm 9cnradt.
, 1893-03-28
SIN bent Stale BON 6erntonn Scr

- Sn benz Stale pon 6erntann @cri6o=
p;3, 9to. 2246 Stateitr., fam beute Ofor.
gen etn Teuer sum lluSbru3 uno 5tpe'
Bteroe, cine Suti6e u1b ntebrere 8fer6e.
gelcbtrre Derbrannten. Der GerLuit betrGgt
$500. Sn Dem benac6boften Stall, @isen=
tbnm bon 9(lireb Smith, richteten Die
6lammell einen S9a6en BON $3.50 al.
, 1893-03-28
Gnniernattne &eranI dtagung iGbrli6et
Girfitnffc.

= SWTt*ETN 80 - :.
8etriebSfo1ten, @ntiperfb1lne Der Ginri6tln=
gen, 8eri6leiBlng II. /. ~. per Sabr, -. "a
3inien- auf 5000, 900 Bombs 81 6 Yro5ett per
Sobr 49,. -. a
, 1893-03-28

Sot Gpntroete ~per9eben fir Die nplItdnbi9e Grbaanng
tbrer 8abn rnO oerDffentlid}t eine ipeitere NuS9obe ppn
$4,000 @ttieu Tires 8etriebScapitaIS 5u ieds 9OnarS
per Gfttc, npu ans9csablt 1tmo ttdDt beltener@
bar, Naritpcrtb 5cbt SUuarS.-8as 8etrte6stopt=
tal lit Z Wtillionen Collars. ei~n9etbeilt III 10000 Atttet.
Sir etnen Detr6dtli6en She'll bieler Nns9abe lito j1ou
gtu6fro9en bo9elpeien unb oerielbe ipiro oieielt nn0 an=
beren int 8prolS lMb melbenben Appltfonten an9etbetlt
neroen. Scr 0feit bieier InSqobe lpirb 1eBt benz Yublt=
finn offerirt unb Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iperbeu b rrn=
id ~erDffnet perbeu i'll ben OffceS Der @eleli9aft,
9l5-9l6 -rSDe 8emple, Chicago, ont L. Gage oes
gtpriI, @prntitto9S I'M 10 ubr, uno peroen om 10.
Gage oes 9tpriI 1898 nm 3 ubr~ 9tadmitto9s gc=
i1lofien lperoet1. Subicriptionen finb 5oblbor lpie
fol9t: 20 Yrp5ent bel Der WieIoung. 30 Yro3ent bel Der
3ufteanug. so 9rp5eut binueu 80 5a9en nod ber gu
telling. Die 3nfellun9 Der @ttien erIol9t io9leid nod
SdInR Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9oS 8e9t lit Dprbe=
Doleu, ir9enb cine Subicriptipu 9ars pber tbeillpeiic
3nriid5nipelicn. @enn cine eubicriptlon 9oll3 3nrild=
gelpte1en miro. 10 lpirb bic bel Der ~9tabfra9e beppnlrte
Summe 5uruterltottet. Gaetn nur ell She'll Der Summe,
fir lpeI6e Der &ppltfant nadirogte. DieIem ~5n9eteat
lutrb, 10 ipirb Der bel Der Meloun9 be5oblte l~teberifuB
Der bel Der s3nitelnn9 faaigcl Snntme 9nt9elfrieben.
Sei Der a3nItenun9 Der Ntte1 Oft Die Nppltfonten miro
eine 8eopr5n9nn9 9emodt no9 Der Sron1n9 bet Gnt9es
9%elInabr1e Iolcber MpplitattDnelt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-03
INSECTICIDE WASH!

Having made arrangements
with the Commissioner of Ag-
riculture to enable the public
to obtain with the least posi-
BILE trouble, the compound for
destroying the Blight, which
is so prevalent now in and
around Honolulu, any person
leaving an order with US for
4 lbs. of Rosin, 2 lbs Tallow
and 9 lbs. Caustic Potash will
be furnished with an order
which if presented at the
Government Nursery on King
Street will enable the bearer
to obtain 5 gallons of COM
pound, ready mixed, l pint of
which added to Il gallons of
water, will make an effective
Blight Wash.
Buy a few gallons of Blight
Wash and save your valuable
trees. Send your 5-gallon can
to the Nursery, and have it
filled.
E. o. HALL & SON,
Corner Fort and King Streets.
3355-1m
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-03
Table Talk.

"Pm the unluckiest dog alive y
said the Cayenne somebody s
always shaking me down and leav-
ing me in the soup"
"That's just what makes me
hot" retorted the Consomme. =.
81 know you are all on to me,
admitted the Table Cloth even
the Napkin seems to be in the ring !;
but if you won't slop over about 1t
there is no danger of my becoming
stuck up."
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-03
Another Plot.

The Gar: GA horrible thought
strikes mel"
The Lord High Executioner
"What is that, your Majesty ?
The Gar: "If that dentist was
a nihilist he may have filled my
teeth with dynamite. Then the
first time I bite hard [ shalt blow
the top of my head off"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-03

Though I have no reputation
for brilliancy," the clam observed,
eseyen my detractors will admit
that I know how to keep my mouth
shut"
Other garments influence wom-
an. but it is her hat that dominates
her.
A jury trial-Listening to the
lawyers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-03
Monkey Talk.

Old Menagerie Monkey-WeH,
what do you think of the white
people so far?
New Monkey-The most striking
trait about them seems to be their
intense curiosity. - indianapolis
Innrnnl
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-03
An Old Timer.

Foreman: "Is this number,
100. on this paragraph, the num-
her of the cut that goes with 1t
Editor of Esteemed Contempt
rary: "No; that's the date of the
inke.n
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.

E%-AIl transient advertisements and SUBJ
scriptions must be prepaid.
fD-Carriers are not allowed to sell
papers. nor to receive payments from
subscribers.
E~Single copies of the DAILY ADvER-
rIsER or WEEKLY GAZETTE can al
ways be purchased from the News
Dealers or at the Office OF publica-
ton, 46 Merchant street.
per month, or 500 year,
IN advance WEEKLY GAZETTE, $500
year in advance. Papers not
promptly paid for on presentation
of the bill, will be stopped without
further notice.
EUSubscrptions for the DAILY ADvER-
TIsER and WEEKLY GAZETTE may be
paid at the publication office, 40 Mer-
chant street, or to the collector,
+. j. PETE!GAAN, who is authorized TO
receipt for the same.
RD-Any subscriber who pays to the un-
dersigned for either paper one year,
strictly in advance, Will receive one
COPY of tue " TOURISTS GUIDE as
apremium.
ER-Ten Dollars reward Will be paid for
information that will lead to the
conviction of any one stealing the
Daily or Weekly left at the office or
residence of subscribers.
0D-I IN thy advertisements should De
.1sIic ed in during the day, to insure
publ alton the next morning. Snort
'tOti es received up to 1O p. NJ.
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.,
II. VI. WHITNEY, Manager.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-03
His Last Joke.

The dying wit jocosely gave
Instructions that this line shouiu
show
JTpou the shaft raised DER his grave:
.sMan wants but little here betoW."
John Ludlow.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-03

Any kind of printing at the GA
zETTE Office equal to work done
abroad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-03

place where GcrmaDy's dema ~
"slight compensation" would hnvVArg
footing. II may be stated that the
disposition Of the Hawaiian question
viii not In anywise depend upon either
England's attitude with reference 10
the Hawaii or Gornany's attitude TO-.
ward Samoa. The iniereaia Of the
United States In Samoa arc relatively
like those OF Germany In Hawaii, both
comparatively nominal except Tor har.
Dor privileges ut Pag0 Pago. II the
right OF the United States 10 the un.
disputed possession OF that hafhor and
PRIVILEGE Of maintaining n naval sta.
ton there were confirmed Ia n satis.
factory manner, II In intimated this
government might 10 Induced 10
forego Its share In the arrangement to
govern the islands, which has 10 far, II
is alleged,proved altogether unsatisiac.
tory.
The action OF the navy department
with reference TO the Hawaiian Bitua-
ton will I've adhered 10. Preparation
OF the naval vessels for sea service will
be actively pressed, but the naval force
at Honolulu will not be augmented ~
any extent unless the affairs should
have taken n serious aspect Netstls
In tho foreign service VIII DO held
within reach Of the telegraph, and tho
marines placed under ordem prepare
tory 10 speedy departure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-03

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Feb. 2.--The
Homestead publishes this week com.
plelo report OF tho hop crop OF tue
United States, based upon the reports
from 26s7 plantations In the whole
country, Of which 2i0i Is in the state
OF New York. The aggregate results
show an increase Of rather less than
5000 acres In the 1892 area compared
with 1891, and increased yields OF
1920 bales. California SHOVE heavier
crop last year than In 1871, the aver.
age being Il bales per acre, compared
with " bales the gear before. The
Washington crop decreased aud in New
York state, willie the total numbor OF
boxes was larger than In 1891, their
weight was lighter, thus reducing the
average yield by about hlne pounds
per acre. Wisconsin harvested is77
bales. The total crop Of the country il
given at 2l7.9i2 bales, compared with
2l5,827 bales in 1891.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-03
An Es.nsyor Murdered.

PALERMO, Feb. @ The body OF
5lgnor Noulbartolo, ox.msyor OF the
city ana ex-director OF the Bank Of
Sicily, was found today beside the
railroad line near Aletnvilla station.
He had been killed by repeated dagger
thIusts. Investigation revealed the
fact that Bignor Notabsrtolo started on
n railroad journey last evening. As
the tain left Aietavilla two well
dressed men were seen 10 enter the
carriage occupied by the ex.mayoI,
ana 1t Ia supposed the men were seek.
ing revenge upon Senior NotaDartolo
for some real or fabcled wrong. The
carriage occupied by the murdered
man shows evidences OF n desperate
struggle. No clue TO the murderers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-03
zANrE
Tho Inhabitants Of tho stricken city
Destitute.

ATHENS, Feb. .. - Reports from
Zante say that the inhabitants VI most
OF the towns on the i6land are suffering
severely. Hundreds OF families are
cGinped In the fields near the city Of
Zante. They He'd with such haste
that they took with them neither food
nor clothes. The weather Ia exception
ally Indictment, and unless shelter aud
iool DO provided speedily tho mortality
will be appalling. A British man-oi.
war, which was unloading at the
Piieus with food and clothing, sailed
iof Zante this evening.
The Island OF Zante was shaken this
evenlng.by two more shocks more VIC.
lent than any preceding shocks, accom-
painted by furious storm Of thunder,
lightning AMI rain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-03

NEW YoRE, Fob. The friends Of
sAllic Moore, a tweuty-year.old school
teacher from Maryn, KY, who
mysteriously disappeared from the
home OF her sister, Mrs. w. +. Cor.
nell, January 10Th, today received a
letter which leads them to believe che
II being held Tor ransom. The letter
wa. placed In the hands Of Inspector
Mclaughlin who has several men
working on the case. Great anxiety Ia
felt for tho young woman's safety.
As yet the police arc unable 10 locate
the alleged abiuciors, nor have they
been able 10 get any definite trace Of
Miss Moore since the day Of her disap-
neaTAnce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-03
A GEEAT SENSATION.
Alleged Attempt 10 Rr'be Jurors --,n.
yrstigstion Demanded.


SEATTLE, WASH, Feb. 2.--ln tho
Superior court today n great sensation
was caused by Judge Thomas Burke,
counsel for the Great Northern rail.
road. making the statement that the
Oregon improvement company had
attempted to bribo jurors In cOnden-
nation suit In which 1t was one Of the
defendants and the Great Northern
the plaintiff. The counsel tor the
defense demanded al investigation.
II. l.. Shelby, general manager VI the
Great Northern, teetifed that he had
been warned by Il. J. Wilder. one OF
the Jurors, TINT the Oregon Improve.
ment company hal attempted TO cor
rupt the Jury. Wilder testified that
j. =. Edwards toll him there would
be from $1,000 to $500 In It for him
(Wilder) II the Oregon improvement
company were awarded big enough
damages. Three other jurors testified
that they were approached. Judge
Osborne Issued an order Tor the arrest
OF Edwards and Eugene Way, gam.
bier. The case was continued Till
Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-03
CONGRESS-.


WASHINGTON, ID. O., Feb. 1.-The
Senate today, shortly after Assem- bling,
| ON motion Of Mr.. Sherman, went into
| executive session for the purpose OF
| discussing the French ana Swedish
extradition tteatics. The Senate rati.
fled the French treaty, but the raliflca.
ton was no, made public. The COM
mittee on foreign relations recommend.
| cd expunging from the treaty small
crimes md misdemeanors. Tho
embezzlement CLAUSE, IL is Understood,
wns permitted to stand. The Senate
also devoted part OF Its time to the
Russian treaty, the proposed amend.
ments being read at length, but no
action was taken.
Incidentally the Hawaiian matter
was debated. There In almost unani.
nous feeling III favor OF American
Interference, but there IN n difference
Of opinion III 10 whether annexation or
n proteotorate " best. In open seeslon
Mr.. ChalliS Hawaiian resolution, Of
fored some days ago, was referred to the
committee on foreign relations. The
district appropriations bill was taken
rent resolution from the legisla.
senators from that state to use
all honorable means 10 secure the
annexation OF the Hawaiian Islands 10
the United States, was presented and
referred.
Senator FELTON, from the committee
on reservations in California SUBJ
mittod report ON the resolution up.
pointing the COMMITTEES to ascertain
40 mt ustft n ali luE lN ~
eress TO protect the settlers known as
Kaweah colonista, who made home.
| stead and presumption OF certain lands
In Mariposs and ruiarc COUNTIES, Cal,
which afterwards were set aside as
great reservations known aB Yosemite
and Sequoia National pakrs, and the
| settlers ordered to vacate. The com.
mittee recommends that the secretary
OF the interior be requested 10 appoint
q commission Of three persons, one to
be named by the secretary OF the Ka-
weah col0nists, who shall examine
into the rights and equities, including
lands and improvements held by each
resident, settler, land owner or lawful
filer upon lands within the bounds OF
the reservation, and ascertain what
consideration and damages may be due
the settlers and appraise the same.
The report shall be made to the secre-
tary OF the interior, who shall include
the amount due these settlers in the
next annual estimate OF appropriations
for the department. The report fur
ther recommends that all lands paten-
ted to individuals on the reservation
TO which ingress or egress Is denied,
shall bc appraised and purchased by
the government. The Senate then nd.
journed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-03
Hank President nosher Released.

LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. &C. w.
Mosher, president Ui the broken Capital
National bank, was released on 81 {, 900
bail this morning. A petition In In
circulation among the depositors ask.
ing the court to punish Mosher by n
hne only, on condition that he will
immediately put up $40, 900 to pay the
claims OF needy de .osltors and $780, 900
to rehabilitate the bank.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-03

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. There Ia
still no sign OF the steamer City OF
Picking, now eight days overdue. The
probable cause OF the delay was re-
vealed by the statement Of an engineer
that the vessel on the last eastward
trip had tr uble with her machinery,
and the steamer China brought I'D
Vices to the effect that tho trouble was
renewed ON the outward trip. This 10
OF a nature which could not be repaired
ut sea, and II II occurred on the present
trip, the vesssl would have 10 depend
on her sails ~ make headway.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-03

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Fob. 3.-As a
result OF controversy between Tx
Auditor OF Public Accounts Pavey
and his Democratic successor M TO the
disposition OF certain funds, Acting
Governor Gill today directed the attor-
ney-general TO prosecute Iavey TO the
full extent Of the law for Irregularities
In office and for abstracllGg certain
books from tho office. = 2 lndsmen
will also be included In ,hn inyd.cduon,
30 II there be any storage they will be
held for II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-03

PARIS, Feb. Am election was
held today to choose SUCCESSORS TO
Earnest Renan, Camelle Rousset and
Navier Mariner as members OF the
French academy. Bslloting resulted
In the election Of Henry DeBorbier,
poet, and Viscount NJ. rhoTesn Dan.
gin, the historian. Competition for
the seat made vacant by the death OF
Mariner was great. Five ballots were
taken without result. One OF the can
didstes was lola, who received only
ak votes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-03

LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 2.-Althoug b
John Nj. Thurston secured the Repub.
lican caucus nomination for United
States senator, he failed Of election In
the Joint ballot OF the legislature ut
noon today. Every Republican voted,
but no Others. The ballot resulted:
Thurston, 81; Green, SO; Boyd, 3;others
scattering.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-03
The Norwegian slorihlng Opened.

CnRisTIANIA, Feb. 2.-Tho Nor.
wegian parliament opened today In a
speech from the throne. King Oscar
Promised that bills would be intro.
duced providing for granting pensions
10 those persons employed in military
aud civil services, limiting the hours OF
labor aud establishing sick or accident
insurance systems for workmen. IL was
also stated that no Increase would be
made on taxation,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-03

OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. 2.-The Cana.
dian Pacific company has acquired the
lines Of the Alberta Railway com.
pany, better known as this Gait line, MS
far as Lethbridgo road, which IL mar
row guage and runs from Dunsmore,
ON the line OF the Canadian Pacific,
south westerly TO the international
boundary, where 1t c0Dnects with the
Hin system at Great Falls, Montana.
The total mileage acquired is about l4O
miles.