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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-11
EFFORTS FOR PEACE.
Joint Committee of Operators and
Miners in Session.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, June 1.-THE Joint
committee on scale. composed of operators
and miners, went into executive session at
o'clock Each side expressed a feeling
that circumstances elsewhere had made an
agreement here difficult, but each would
try to effect an agreement If possible.
John Mcbride said: THE miners are not
contending for a recognition of the Miners
Union. but for a uniform scale"
Before going into executive session as a
joint committee the miners had private
conference of about one hours duration
Some of the operators have said that they
prefer to deal with organized rather than
unorganized labor, as more uniform results
can be secured. A failure to agree means
In their opinion, a resumption of the strike
at some opportune time in the near future
Col. ". P. Rend. who Is very anxious to
effect settlement, submitted a proposition
on his own account to agree to a scale of
50 cents for Pennsylvania and 80 cents for
Ohio. other territory in fair proportion, the
price to hold good until September /, when
the rate is to be increased to 20 cents in
western Pennsylvania, and In other districts
In proportion.
The proposition was made to President
Mcbride, and the probabilities are that he
made similar proposition to the scale
they would agree to the plan.
Another Conference at Altoona.
ALTOONA. Pa, June 11.-There will be
no coal conference in this city today. but
District President Bradley. who is still
here. has been assured by representatives
of the Berwind-white Mining Company
that there will be another conference here
this week, the time for holding which kas
not yet been fixed.
The miners leaders have called a mass
meeting at Punxsutawney tomorrow to hear
the report of the delegates who attended the
conference here on Saturday. Mr.. Bradley
says he will do all in his power to avoid
Violence diSnrdaP a Pt1n fo w nav
should the mine owners put non-union men
10 work
Delegates I'm Secret. Session.
POMEROY. Ohio. June 11.-Delegates
from all the mines in this district went into
secret session here at 10 o'clock to make
arrangements to meet the operators In con-
ference at p. m. 1t is understood that the
price of last year will be demanded for min
Ing. and that operators will accede to the
demand. All operators are now here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-11
EXISTING PUBLIC DISTRESS.
Mr.. Villas Committee VIII Hold III
First Meeting Tomorrow.

SAeet1Ds Tomorrow.
The Senate select committee on the Sex
listing public distress" will hold it's first
meeting tomorrow at IL o'clock IN the
room of the committee on post offices and
post roads, of which Mr. Villas is chair
man as well of the special committee.
At this first meeting there will be dctermin-
ed the preliminary questions relating to
the work of the committee, such as the
granting of hearings. the scope of the in
doors. All the members of the select COM
doors. All the members of the selct COM
mittee. Senators Villas, Blackburn, Smith,
Gallinger and Patton, are In town and
ready to go to work on the great problem
that has been referred to the committee
for solution.
Agitator Swift and his men, whose petit
tion led to the formation of the committee,
are now on their way back to Boston, but
it is not feared that they Will not return
in case their presence here is desired.
Should the petition seem to want reinforce
ment by oral arguments the Senators can
easily persuade Messrs. Swift and Fitz-
gerald to HE them back by paying their
railroad fare and a per diem witness fee.
With Coxey, Browne and Jones now at
large there is no chance Of dearth Of
material.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-11
THE COTTON SCHEDULE.
Both Parties Trying to Agree Upou m
Rate.

The republicans and democrats OF the
senate are at work today on a proposition
to fix up the cotton schedule. so as to make
1t acceptable to the cotton manufacturer rs
and to put 1t through the Senate without
opposition. II apepars that a schedule con-
sideraoly below the Mckinley law will be
accepted by the cotton men, and the DEM
ocrats are inclined to agree to it. An agree
ment has been practically accomplished on
the schedule first introduced by Mr.. Jones
as an amendment to the finance committee
bill and afterward abandoned The repub-
hcans generally have agreed that this
amendment can be put through without de-
lay. and the democrats are expected to ac-
cept II In order to save time. In this way
1t Is expected that the schedule will be got
through In few hours. An attempt is be-
ing made TO agree on the woolen schedule
Ia similar manner. II the efforts are sue
cessful the bill will be passed speedily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-11
SLIGHTLY InGliSnnScd

The President is not feeling in his usual
good health today. and his physician, DIR.
O'Reilly of the army. paid him several
visits. He is troubled with summer COM
plant, and his system is somewhat run
down. The usual Monday afternoon re-
ception to the public was dispensed with
this afternoon. The Presidents indsposi-
ton is merely temporary, however. and did
rot wholly interfere with his official duties
today. He will probably be all right again
by tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-11
Going to Alaska.

Assistant Secretary Hamlin, who has
arranged to leave here next Friday to in
spect the customs service OF the far west
has decided to extend his trip to the Seal
Islands. and by personal observation learn
of the number of seals that may be taken
during the present season without seriously
interfering with the natural increase Of
the herds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-11
BLOWN UP WITH DYNAMITE.
DutraSes Committed by Strikers In
Alabama.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, June 1.-THE big
iron bridge OF the Kansas City. Memphis
and Birmingham railroad at Carbon Hill
was blown up with dynamite today. A few
moments before train reached the bridge.
Bridges at Patton. Mabel Mines and other
points have been burned within a. few days,
and several attempts have been made to
burn long trestle.
All these acts are charged to strikers
whose purpose 1t Is to prevent the transpor-
taton OF coal The sheriff has gone to
Carbon Hin to make arrests
Held Up a Coal Train.
NEW PHILADELPHIA June IL
"A coal train at IL o'clock was held at MID
vale on the c. L. and w. railway. The
agent here asked Sheriff Adams for depu-
Ties The sheriff will go on an engine
awaiting developments. The CORRESPONDENT
of the Associated Press goes with him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-11
RESCUED THE wORKMEN.
Coke Workers Who Had Been Kid
mapped by Strikers.

UNlONTOWN. Pa. June 11.-Four Amer
lean workmen who were taken prisoners
by mob Of foreigners at New Haven on
Saturday were over%aken at Fair Chance
and rescued at noon today by the deputies.
The deputies met with no opposition, ow-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-11
Another ArkiOr Test.

The Carnegie works have completed a
seventeen-inch Harveyized nickel-steel
armor plate. representing lot in tended for
the barbettcs of the thirteen-inch guns OF
the Oregon. The plate will be submitted to
test at Indian Head in a week or two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-11
Not Reduced.

Mr.. H. C. Wood a clerk of class four of
the adjutant generals office, War Depart
ment, has not been disturbed by the re-
cent upheaval in that department. 1t was
enormously stated that he had been re-
duced In grade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-11
TO TAKE STRIKERS PLACES.
Shipping Men From New York to the
Coal Mines.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Berwind
White Coal Mining Company. operating in
Clearfield and Jefferson counties. Pa. in
tend. according to the statemen: Of John o.
Berwind. the vice president Of the company.
to follow up its shipment Of three car loads
Of men last Friday at q moments notice
There were only 100 men in the cars"
he said. whereas there are 5000 men on
strike. The first consignment Of 100 was
an experiment. II we find 1t practicable to
operate with them,, we will send the re-
naming 1900. / am waiting now for word
from our superintendent.
1T is not true" also said Mr.. Berwind.
that laborers are being brought from
Europe to take the places Of the strikers.
There are enough men idle in New York
city alone to I'LL the places Of all of our
strikers. and a good many more"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-11
THE HOUSE.

Bishop Eugene r. Hendrix Of the NJ. f.
Church South of Kansas City, Mo-, a broth
er Of Congressman Hendrix of Brooklyn.
offered the prayer at the convening OF the
House today.
privileged resolution was agreed 10
providing for the printing OF G.0o0 copies OF
a compilation of all addresses and messages
Of every President from 17s9 to 1894, in
elusive.
The second and fourth Mondays in each
month being set aside for the consideration
OF bills relating to the District Of Column
bia, the Indian appropriation bill was side
tracked. Several District Of Columbia meas
ures were considered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-11
QUIET AT BOGGS' RUN.

Trains Are Being Run Without Oh
structiOn.
BALTIMORE, Nd, June ia special to
the News from Charleston, w. Va, says:
Gov. McCorkle reports everything quiet at
Boggs RUM this morning
Trains are being moved without obstruc-
ton.
Last night on Morris creek. in this region,
a party Of strikers drove the guards off of
the c. and o. bridge, but were beaten on
before they did any damage to the struc-
ture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-11

tee proof Of f& puooins is
in f8s eating. saturdays
Star eonfatneo 81 columns
Of aeoerfisemenfs. mace up
Of l,1o2 separate announce
menfs. S6ese aoperfisers
bous6f pa6fieifp-nof merefp
space.
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A TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
Attempt to Blow Up n c. c. and 8.
Railway bridge.

CANTON. Ohio, June 11.-An attempt was
made last night to blow up the Cleveland.
Canton and Southern railroad bridge over
the Tuscarawas river at Navarro. A ter
rife explosion occurred at o'clock. and
soon after railway employees discovered that
the bridge was on fire. The flames were ex-
tinguished, and 1t is believed the bridge has
not been seriously damaged.
Much coal has been hauled over this road
of late from southern Ohio. and 1t is sup
poseu strikers attempted to blow up the
bridge in order to prevent the traffic.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-01
9te s1uStteuun9 su eam 8ranetsfo.

vDie M~usftelung 1T tobt, es lebe
bic Mus{teQung!" gu Gbtca9o tpurben
lire SHORE gei9lofen, gu Can Tran=
cisco tpurben tie e%r0ffnet. limb tpdbz
renb Elm She'll BET alten "Gair" am
Miaiqan SEE bic Teuerbeitattung erz
belt, feierte bic neue am @olbnen 9orn
ibren 8esinn.
Derfelbe mar %einitmetlen tein offi>
aieller. 9ie @in3elbetten ber Mus1telz
lung iparer, am 1. Sanuar nod 10
tpenig polenbet, baB man bte1elbe
atpar ben 8e1u@ern erf@lob, aber {t4
cine fDrmli9e Gintpetbun9 berfelben
porbebielt. 9ie srobe 8ebeutung Der
Mus1telung fir bic gan3e pactfttz
Ri1te audi in Mittel> unb Sio|Nmez
rita, tpurbe 19on mebrfa@ beipro4en.
Mu9 fir Sapan, @bina unb Iuftra<
lien btetet lie cine treffli&e @elesenbeit
5ur 9arlegung ibrer 8obenzp roouts
unb tbrer sSnbuf trtez 2etftungen.
uMtttzW inter< 81 sfteQung" 1T tie
qenannt porben. Mber ber Mtnter
Galifprntens 1T be1en eisentliher
@ommer. Sm Sanuar, Gebruar u1o
MGr3 ft0rt a~llerbings bic Regen3eit,
aber bic Natur begtnnt beretts reu gu
ariinen unb gu bliiben unb i'm Mprtl
unb Mat itrablt iie in Counterpart,
in boiler, balb tropii@er Gile nnb in
einem balfamtf4en <ma.
Ser umfang bes MusftequngszSerz
rains betrGst 3tpar ni4t niel mebr
pie ber brittle She'll ber Centennial
M%us{el1ung, unb niht mebr tpie etn
@ehftel ber @olumbtf4en, aber bic
Gage berielben bietet &ei5e, beren it4
feline Der beibe11 ct iteren riibmen fonnz
te. go t%punberbo1 audi bic @entenz
Misunderstanding in einem herrltben
malb= unb 9iigelzpart selegen tpar.
unb 10 prd@ttg bic @olumbt5@e an
einem aroBen @ee baftanb, 10 bat bod
bic MittzW inter=M usitellung cine UNI
perglei4lt@ berrli@ere Gage an ber
Riifte zines fptegelglatten, 9la'n3enoer
Meltmeeres.
Sbre @ebGube eri4einen bur@auS
ni@t 70 1olib unb %gepaltig, tpte bic
palG{te Der rMeiben Stabt", aber tie
MAIDEN bur9 lire orientalif@e 8auart
unb NIT ibrer l1mgebung elmer iipptz
gen, balbtropti@en @egetation einer
ipabrbaft 3aubertf@en @inbrud: sic
19lieber einen groben 9of Elm, IN BEL
len Mitte Elm bober 9burm emporragt,
unb Der nit 81 umenanlagen, Tontdz
men, @tatuen, Riosts uin. ausgeitats
tet 1T.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-01
evil bic brailiid,sn Naiarstnttn ST
a Observation-Disclosures BE-
pesen babeu.
Scr Yefeblsbaber oes amerifauii6ca
@eidwaoers ala Eermittler
be0ebrt.
iiber bic ltriaden Der Mbwe=
ienbeit 0}cfo's bon Rio be
9auciro.

Sn 8uenos Mpres empfins man De-
peiden bon Rio be Saneiro, pel4e
melben, bab ben braiilianii@en Sniurz
aenten bic 2ebensmittel fnapp meroen
unb bab bas elmer Der urfa4en lei,
aus benen Mbmtral ba Cana NIT benz
bas i'm 9afen bon @to l~iegenoen amez
ritantf4e @ef9naber befeblt9enbenNbz
miral 8enbam unterbanblungen an
tnipfte, UNI i'm gu bepesen 3uii4en
benz Yrdftbenten peiroto uno ben Snz
iurgenten gu permitteln. Man elaubt,
es nerben feline tpeiteren &dmpfe mebr
i~tattinben unb bab es benz ameritaniz
{den Mbmiral gelingen ptrb, elm betoe
Sbeile aufrieben itenenbes uebereinz
tommer gu Stanbe gu brin9en.
Die "MKoc. PreNe" empfins bon
Montepibeo folsenbe NaAri9ten aus
Der brafili5@en 9auptitabt:
Die @iidtebr oer n@quibababn", bes
be{ten @9iFes ber @ebe0en, in bic
8u9t bon Hio Sanetro bat ani4eineno
bic Gage ni@t i'm minbeiten 9eanbert.
Man bate geslaubt, bab bic &ldtebr
Der vMqui6ababn" bas Signal gum
8eginn bes langermarteten 9auptanz
arifes auf Ntctberop fem merbe, BON
6ei5en @e5 ultat bas @9idfal ber Rez
pollution abbdnsen miiroe. Snbeb
i4etnt bies ni9t i'm p1ane Der Rebelz
len gu liesen, benin es 1T nod tein
GROCER @tret@ gefiibrt porben, unb
tpenn man ben i'm l1mlaufe befnolthen
@erii9ten @lauben fdenten bari, 1T
es ni&t mabri@einlid, baB nod fer
mere befttee &dmpfe 3pif4en ben @ez
belen unb ben &egierungstruppen
ftattfnben tperben. Dies 1T iebo@
ni9t 10 gu beuten, bab ntdt nod mebr
pulper bertnaQt tperben pirb.
Srob aller gegentbeiligen 8ert4te
baben mebrere lebbafte &dmpfe in bet
NGbe bon Mictberop itatt9efunben unb
bic @e9terun9struppen %berbtenen Sob
fir bic 9%artnddtgteit, nit mel@er tie
ale MngriHe Der @ebelen abgei4lasen
baben.
Mbmira1 be MeIo 1T mod immer BON
ber 8u4t bon &to Saneiro abpefeno
unb es beibt, ct fannie i'm @iioen
cine Mrmee. Mah einem @erii4te liegt
er in 9efterro gefdbrli4 trant oaniez
ber unb na4 einem anoeren 9erii4te
1T ct BON einem M9enten petrotos perz
giftet porben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-01
8abnramber fett8emo ~ ,atc

@inito, 8. s., "a. San. poli>
3iiten mar es gelungen, bic @pur oer
8anbe bon 8abnrdubern Bis bterber
gu pe%rfol9en, mo bieielben ibr 9auptz
quarter Bel tbrem Mnfibrer Bob @oz
gers am Big Greet, 5tpanaig Meilen
bot, bier, f@on felt Monaten baben.
3mifden 3 unb 4 llbr 9eitern Morz
gen purbe bas Sous umringt unb
bte poli3ei ~itiir3te ii4 iiber bic Ni4ts
abnenben @duber unb es gelang, Bob
@ogers unb Dynamite Sad unperlebt
ein5ufaneen. "Dpnamites" 8ruber
&iopa pur6e 9et0otet unb miqie
8ropn f@ner pertpunbet, bab 1ein
Sob jeberaeit ertpartet tperben mub.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-01

@ebr bDfe @%rfabrungen miif1en
mGbrenb BET lebten Geiertase bic Trauz
en- in @anne, inn meitfdli{4en &reiie
@o@um, NIT ibren @%bemdnnern ges
ma9t baben. Sbon felt ldn9erer
3eit %glaubten lie ale 1ria&e gu gez
re9ten &lagen iiber ben bdufigen
Wirtbsbausbeiu@ ibrer Mdnner gu
baben; fie baten unb flebten, 14alten
unb aantten, aber ct mar bergebens.
ga, in ber lebten 3eit baben bic @hes
6erren es NIT benz &neipeniiBen toaer
benin il g~etrieben. Da baben nun
bic @eiber fi4 gu 9emeiniamem 9ors
seben seeintst. Sn einer @eriamms
lung, in tpel9er AUDI ni@t cine ber:
Trauen feblte, tpurbe cine petition an
bic Ortspoli3etbeb0rbe aufsefebt, nel9
DIE ban11 bon elmer, aus ben b eionbers
rebegemanbten Wannerinnen beitebenz
ben Population benz Srtsgepaltigen
iiberreidt tpurbe. Sn biefer petition
bitten bic ungliidli@en Grauen bon
Wanne, baB feitens Der poli3eibeboros
baf iir geforgt tperbe, bab bic Wtrtbsz
bduier piinttli& gu ber 9efeBli4 be-
itimmten Stunbe gef4loNen tperoen.
Ser galante Srtsborl teber pirb ni4t
umbin t0nnen, biel lem @erlangen ber
Grauen @e@nung gu tra9en unb bafiir
gu forgen, bab Mbenbs na4 Mblaut
bet 8irgeritunbe jeoer Manner 9ausz
batter bic 8ierbant berlGbt rnb gu
Meib unb Rinb betmtebrt.
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3ranSOaGl-

Wel6 auberorbentliben Mufi@mung
bic fubafritanif@e &epublit fett @ntz
bedunq Der @olbfe lber genommer bat,
tann man am beiten, tpte mir Der
,@ubafritani5@en @o4eni@rift" entz
nebmen, aus Der @ntpidelung Der 81
nanapirtbf@aft er1eben. Sic Gin
nabmen betruger 40,988 8. I'M Sabre
1871, bann 174,O68 8. i'm Sabre 1880
unb iebt 1,225,829 8. I'M perflonenen
Sabre. Sn ben glei4en 3eitabi4ntte
ten {tieaen bic Musgaben bon 35,714
8. auf IA ,942 unb jeBt auf 1885,
756 8. Sm Sabre 1885 purbe 1er
@efammtmertb ber in BET &epubltt
eingefibrten @aaren auf $4,000 8.
oe1@abt, moraus ber Staat 3oQe In
S6be bon 39,4O6 8. erbob; i'm per<
flo5fenen Sabre betrug bic @infubr
i@on 3,489,8O1 8. unb bic 3Due
al, 4336 8. Der @taat gibt fir iez
ben @@iler in ben @lementartla1en
einen 3u{9uB bon 5 8. unb fir ieber1
@@ller in ben bDberen &lafe ct Z 8.
iGbrltd. @s be{teben f@on jeBt $50
54ulen, bic bon 817O @@iiler befu4t
tperben. pretoria, ber Sib bet @ez
aieruns, 1T bur&pes NIT elettrti@em
3i4te berieben unb melt iber 100 DO
qenlampen erbe0en Na4ts bic @traz
BEN.
Das parlamentsgebduoe Der
vMaabaaal", 1T benz neuen 8erltner
Rei4stagssebdube dbnlib, IS Mfeter
lana un6 sc Meter tief. Sic @tabt
1T in 'biretter @iienbabnperbinbung
nit b<r Rapitabt, bon mo lie in ettpa
so @tunben gu erreiden 1T. Gnbe
1894 foQ bic 0ftbabn r1a@ Delagoaz
Ban $3.50 Rilometer) fertis fein, unb
na4 Der fuoDitlt4 gele9enen &olonte
Natal ion cine 8abnlinte glei@faus
1894 qebaut tperben. 10 bab alsbann
pretoria nit ben bret 9auptbGfen
Subafritas in btrefter @erbtnbung
fteben tpiirbe.
3ie pi@tisiten @elbfelber ber @ez
publit beiBen Sc @oap unb ultima
tersranS; in benz lebteren perben nit
reqelmdbtssr @teiserun9 jebt monatz
li& iiber 300 &g. Cob geforbert;
sic @eiammtbeute BET lebten ie4s
Sahrebat 117,280 &g. gum Mertbe
bon 2O4O .M. bas &tlogramm @olb
eroeben. MQe anberen @olbfelber Der
Mepublit auBerbalb bes @itmatersz
rqnb<8eairts baben 1893, obpobl tie
crit i'm Infang ibrer Musbeute fteben,
f&on mebr als $4,000 &g. @olb erz
tragen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-01
9aS 9elepbon, III onopot.

@eltere 2eier, bic an ben mill en-
1daftli@en Torti@rttten in ben pierz
aiaer o6er fiinf3iger Sabren Intbetl
nabmen, perber fi@ nod bes &opfz
{diittelns erinnern, tpel4es bic Ma4z
riat berporrief, bab cine @rfinoul1s
oemq&t tporber lei, bic menf4lt4e
@timme cine Meile melt iber etnen
elettri5den Drabt gu i4iden, 10 bab
lie am anberen Gnbe beutli4 perftanz
len tperoe. Ser @rfinber mar Der
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-01

Meauebrer .pbilipp Reis in @elnbauz
fen. ,peldber auf elmer GebrerzNerz
iammlung in Granfurt bas prinaip
feiner grftnbuns ndber ertldrte. Mte
Steinbeil feinen telegraph, 10 betraaz
tete Reis fetnen Gernipreder ais ,eine
mtNenihaftlt9e Spteleret, unb 8etbe
ba@ten ni@t i'm 9raume baran. ibre
Grfinbuns sei@dftlt@ eusaunuben.
Raum 3tpDlf Sabre na4 bieie Grim
bun9 in benz intereFanten @tdbt4en
an ber Rinatg, ma@te Elm Deutf4z
pennfplpanier. Namens Dratpbaugh,
in etnem abselesenen penn1Dlpanii4en
Nefte biefelbe Grfinouns unb ,puroe
besbalb bon ieinen Na4barn fir etner
3auberer eebalten. Mu@ Drapbausb
tonnte aus Der G~rftnbung Mi4ts re-
aliiiren. gu Mnfans bes Centennial
iabres 1876 beparb ft4 prof. @raz
bam 8eQ, Elm nit ben, rSmttbionian
Snititute" in @erbinbuns ftebenber
@elebrter, UNI bas Patent fir Elm Sc
lepbon unb erbielt es. Der @on9reb
Iteb bamals cine @rpertmentaqeitung
bon einem Romitez3 Gimme bes 9auz
fes na4 ber ReeierunsszD ruderei lez
gen, unb bic grfinbuns erreste nod
1878 10 penis SntereKe, baB 3pei
bodqebilbete Mitglieber bes 9aufes
NIT benz @9reiber biefes Muf{abes
tpetteten, bas Ding belize r8eu 9elez
pbon", neil babel cine &lin9el in Inz
penbun9 tomme. Sb 8eQ tpobl 1873
seabnt fat, baB CT in Der turaen 3eit
eines balben Sabr3ebnts aebnfa4er
Mi0iondr fem perbee
Die 3elepbonzMttien etnsen bamals
betteln unb paren fir Elm 8utterbrob
au baben; beute itnb ite troB mebrfaz
der @%ermdferuns gar nt&t fir @elo
Alt taufen. Das beutise Mttientapttal
betrGqt $2O,OOO,OOO, lpeldes al1idbrz
li9 II proaent unb mebr abptrft.
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-08-09
PRO TEMpoRE LEGISLATURE
Weekly Meeting Of tho Executive
and Advisory Councils.

Chairman W. G. Wilder called the
Councils to order at l:3S o'clock
this afternoon, with him being pres
ent: Ministers Hatch, King, Damon
aud Smith; Councillors Brown, Ena,
Waterhous-, Mott, McCaudless, d,
Is. Smith, Emmsluth, Morgan, Bolte
aud Mendonca.
Minister Damon read the weekly
financial statement. Rec-ip pts were
S36, i0i7l, Of which S25,7li,26 were
taxes. Expenditures were Sl3,l5s,lG
The net Indebtedness is S3,5OS,Oi5,-
10. Notices OF Withdrawals from the
Postal Savings Bank to the end OF
October amount To S20,il2, Balance
TO credit of rs road boards is &c.
562ll. There il 5000 ~ to the
credit OF tho schools, Available
cash, current account, IL Sl97, i96l7,
Mr.. Brown, from the Judiciary
COMMITTEES, reported fayorably an
tho jury bill with certain amend
menls Adopted.
The same COMMITTEES reported the
draft Of a substitute bill relative To
ocean mail service, Mr., Brown eN'
plsiusd that the elect OF the
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-08-09
Vessels Leaving Tomorrow.
stmr W @ Hall for Maui and Hawaii at 10
Judiciary Jottings.

Provisional Government W.. Max
limo de Leon, alias J. Deleo, and
Geronimo Moemoe, burglary, was
ontinued ia the Circuit Court to-
day. Shortly before noon the jury
returned q verdict Of guilty, one dis
senting. At the request Of g. w.
Ashford, counsel for defense, the dis
senting juror George Grau) was
identified.
Defendants will be sentenced on
Saturday.
George Burns, charged with burg
larry, Is being tried before q foreign
jury this afternoon. Burns is de-
Tending himself.
The Court officer IL now engaged
in trying to secure q Hawaiian Jury.
Fifty names have been drawn, aud
out Of these twenty have been So.
cured. According TO the officer all
the twenty secured have already
taken the oath Of allegiance. The
panel will he drawn from the fifty.