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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-06-28
Nouve|Ies de Duluth.

Nouveues de Duluth.
DULUTH, MIMI, rs JUN, 1894.
Monsieur lie R6dacteur:
Les Canadiens- Francois de cette
Vile ont c6lebr6 hier la fete de ST.
Jean-B aptiste, par une messe so
lennelle 4 laquelle sssistaient en-
corps les membres de rUnlon st.
Jean aptiste revetus de leurs in
signes. L. grand'messe q 6t6 chan
tee par lie Rev Pore Boucher assis
t4 du Rev Pere Gamache de- Grand
Rapids CONNIE dia,re, du Rev. Pc
re George de reglise st Clement
CONNIE sous diacre ct du Rev Pere
Corbett de la pro'cathedrale COM
me ms1tre des ceremonies. Sa
Grandeur Mgr McGolrick fit dams
un eloquent sermon, 10 pan6gyrl-
que du saint du jour. On ohoeur
nombreux ct bien organise, sous la
direction de Nine n. Miohaud,
chsnta la messe de Batman avec
.nccAa a. nr4c1sion. A ~roffertolre
M. j. G. Marquis nous fit entendre
"Franoe ct Canada" ct NM. N.
Gripnon ct LIS Beaurivsge trent Ia
collecte du jour.
Apres la messe, les membres de
rUnion st. Jean Bsptiste go rendi-
rent 3 leur sale ordinaire ct M.
Jacques Bureau %pr6senta alors q
MGR James McGolrick une adresse
de Circumstance. Sa Grandeur sut
Y repondre en- termes appropri6s
exhortant les fdeles q go tenir tou
tours unis pour la defense des bons
principles.
Aux exercices de rspres-midi le
Rev PA1e Gamache fit en- francais
le sermon de Circumstance. Une
foule nombreuse go pressait sous
les VOTES du temple pour entendre
leloquent pr6dicateur.
~.
Go soir 3 lieu 4 la sale Norman
ma lie concert au profit de l'6glise,
donu6 par les Csnadiens- Francsis
sous la direction de Nine Harmed
Miohaud, Tout en- fat pr6sager
le success. Eu voici d'ailleurs lie
programme.
Cheur Lies Fauvettes" Bordise
Piano solo s6leotion....
Mile Rose. Ladouceur
Duo vocal "Flower Gatherers"
Glover
- Miles Dauplaise ct Michaud.
Scarf drill sept demoiselles....
instrumental trio, March,. y. Hoist
Duo Banjo ct Guitar ........
Mines Campeau ct Linton.
Oom6die en- trols aotes, lie La
quais de Maname
Duo vocal, "L'Alouette ct le
Rossignol"
M. ct NINE J. @. Marquis.
Duo instrumental, SELECTION.
Miles D'Aoust ct Taber.
Chmur, "The Ocean Spray.
Duo instrumental, selection.
Mines Thomas ct E. Ennis.
Duo vocal, "Sous lie PALMER"
Concone.
Miles r. ct A. Ladouoeur.
Piano solo, "Reoollections'. Mills
Mile NJ. D'Aoust.
Op6relte. Lies Bavardes."..
Ohour. "Good Night.
~
Lon remarque IN peu plus d'a-
citation dams les ceroles politiques
que de coutume, ct Ia situation
commence 3 SO mieux dessiner.
1june des questions les plus i'm
portantes est de savoir qui sera no.
re- repr6sentant au Congress. Per-
some nest mleux quallf6 pour
remplir cette charge que rHon. @.
A, Town ct 90 popularit6 semble
aupmenter tous les jours. Orsteur
distingue ct possadabt Ia connais
eance de notre belle langae fran.
csise, n'etant pesolave d'aucune
clique, ny d'aucune organisation
religieuse GU autre, Il sera en- etat,
ill est elu, de reconna1tre ct de de-
fandre les droits de nos compatrio-
+a.. La msjorit6 d'ailleurs du peu-
n1e semble vouloir en- 6nir avec
.o.+.;ns noliticiens go dormant pour
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-06-28

L'EoHo DR L'OUBsT nest pas respon-
able des idees ct opinions 6mises PAL
sef correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-06-28
BULLETIN COMMERCIAL.

1Beurre creamerles, Is a Is G
Beurre diaries, Ii 1885,.
Beurre.commun, 5 q 10 cts
Fevres' Fancy Navy, $l.75 3
50 25.
CUTS frais, 9 a 10 G.
Farine patente, $l.75
Family, 1.60 q LIS.
Son par tonne, $1,000 5000
Foin mil, $8 3 $50.
Foin de marais, $500 d SIS.
Patates. rs q 80 G,
Fromage,l lore qualit6 9 al0c
LANES, non lav6es 8 q 10 cts.
LANES, lav6es II q 10 cts.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-06-28

ST vous voulez savoir les nou-
velles, lieez pEOHo DE L'OUEsT.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-06-28
MINNEAPOLIS Dry GOODS Co.,

Sol a 5O7 AVE
Vente Speciale de Marchandises a Robes
500 Coupons d'Etofe en- Lame variant de
IL a 8 vgs. chaque seront vendu a Motto
prix. I'm lot considerable de coupons en- lal-
ne dimity organizes etc., etc., seront sacri-
fies a motto prix. ~M4
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-06-28

II est question d'etablir en- cette
Vile une branche de la G NJ. B.
A.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-06-28

STATE OF MINNESOTA, DISTRICT COURT
County of Hennepin. )Fourth Judicial Dis]
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-10

native Hawaiians had been educated
to treat Sunday as a holy day, and
il it was thrown open to public
amusement the Hawaiians would be
apt to drift into injurious practices
generally. IL was for the sake of
the native Hawaiians that he op.
posed the bill.
The bill was indefinitely post.
poned. Those voting To save it were
Minister Hatch, Councillors Emmo-
luth and ID. b. Smith.
The bill to confer hab"as corpus
jurisdiction on Circuit Judges pass
ed second reading.
The bill to amend the opium law
came up on second reading.
Mr. Warehouse moved to make
the reward tn the inform r a dollar
tin (half-pound) instead oi q dol
lar a pound. He wanted to stop
smuggling.
Mr. Brown--Tou cant do il. /
tell you If you want to stop smuggl-
ing opium. the only way you can do
so is 10y licensing it. Brings down
his hand with force on his desk.
while Messrs. Ernmeluth aud ID. B.
Smith utter their approval Of his re.
marks.
Mr. Waterbouse called he speaker
to order. as his (W.'s) motion had
not been seconded.
The bill passed.
The bill to enlarge the jurisdic-
ton Of the Circuit Courts. on second
reading. was explained by Minister
Smith. II passed.
The President named as the special
committee on the military appro.
priation bill Messrs. E;nmeluth.
Wilder, ID. b. Smith. Hatch and
Allen.
Mr.. Wilder objected to serving. A
special COMMITTEES would not do any
good. He belonged to the military
committees, TO which the bill should
be referred il tu any.
Mr. Waterhouse was appointed iu
place Of Mr.. Wilder.
Minister Hatch announced that
the executive had decided To ask he
President to- call the Constitutional
Convention on "Wednesday. May ~.
Mr. Ena wanted TO hear the news
from Washington.
The President said there were a
few items.
Minister Smith whispered "execu.
tive session" and so the news is not
for the public.
The Councils went into executive.
session at 3 o'clock.
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A Home Picture

That quaint, yet touchirg picture
OF New England lie a. shown in
May Blossom" "au h. wildly re.
mcmbsr"d by any who have visited
tho Atlantic coast. Til" rharar,.rS
aud their prculiarities force whole.
some laughter from the auditors
who's" memory inadvertently drifts
backwards
May Blossom" j. one II Amrrira's
biggest successes, It's New York and
san Fraucisco RUS "IpaIIing all
rivals. III" Daley company ali have
c"ngenial roles aud TIA. performance
Is sure Ia br n pl"asuranI" one.
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A HOUSING SUCCESS.
Tuesday Evenings Play at the Opera
House.

Darrell Ninton played Count Ian.
ciottl, IN Francesca Di Rimini,"
with great dramatic power. Nor.
timer Snow gave to the part of PABLO
an artistic Interpretation. May Nan.
nary, IN the role Of the heroine OF
the play. carried herself grandly
throughout while her elorutiou was
up tn the h gh standard now fami.
liar. Josephine Gassmau was very
attractive aud piquant rs Retta the
mad. AT the close Of the scene in
which these three characters FIRST
ueet, heir representative were call.
eli before the curtain by rounds Of
applause. Mr.. Ninton DISPLAYED the
strength Of giant in his susi aiming
VI highly passionate role, calling
Tor n much action aud speech NJ
any two other parts, to the very end
without the slightest sign Of relax
iag rlgor or failing voice. Chas
Conners gave such rendition of
f-pe The Jester as proved HIM To be-
Ne tacile IN tragic ~ comic parts,
He was really able. Before the fiua!
act Mr.. Daily the manager came on,
and made n neat speech, thanking
the community for its patronage
aud asking the audience To overlook.
Deficiencies IN the stage setting
Next time he came to Honolulu, he
would bring along two or three
scenic artists.
The costumes on this occasion
were magnificent, and other Access,
series required NO apology, consider,
ing all circumstances. There were
many fine spectacular effects pro
duced, one Of th"best being that oI
the cat hedral SCENE.
This evening the great Madison
Square comedy. drama Success, Ma,
Blossom," will b. rendered.
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Good Work at Honolulu.

An officer Of the Hawaiian bark
Mauna Ala, writing from Port b AXE.
ly TO a friend in Honolulu, says:
"We left San Francisco IN company
OF the ship John Ena and Succeeded
in beating her terribly. She left two
hours ahead Of rs, aud before WE
were six hours out we passed her fly
ing, and arrived here six days ahead
OF her The vessel was as tight as a
boitle-not a drop OF water can h.
got out Of her, owing To the good
work and overhauling she got on
the Honolulu marine railway The
captain is more than pleased wit 10
the results and speaks very highly Of
MIR. Lyle."
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Wants Straight News,

a letter from gent Irnau in New
Hampshire addressed To the pub
Usher OF the BULLETIN has money for
u subscription enclosed. tho writer
saying: Il wish Ia seo spmethiug Of
the news from what | briirve to be
the right side Of Hawaiian matters,
and our papers do not always r"h.ct
news correctly from there. A. a
member Of Tia" American Snci-,y Of
Political and Social Srienc" | have
been much Interested in Hawaiian
affairs lately"
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-10
PROVISIONAL LEGISLATURE.
Regular General Session Of the Exc.
cutive and Advisory Councils.

1t was 80 o'clock. or 20 minutes
late, when the Councils we're called
to order this afternoon by Vice
President Wilder, with whom we're
present: Ministers Hatch, King, Da-
mon and Smith; Councillors ID. B.
Smith, w. +. Allen, Henry Water
house, John Ena, Cecil Brown, Alex.
Young, +. d. Tenney and John Mott.
DR.. Rodgers. secretary, read the
minutes of previous meeting.
Minister Smith presented petit
tion from Hilo, praying for the in
clusion Of portion of Puma in the
South Hilo District. Referred to
judiciary Committee.
Minister Damon presented the
weekly financial statement As fol-
lows:
FlSANcIAt SrArEMESr ruR rHE WEEK
ENDING MAY y. lNyL
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-10
JUDICIARY JorTINos.
Jury Term Business Proceeds A pace
Sentences passed.

Aukai, the youngstpr charged
with stealing $3.50 from a Chinese
woman, was acquitted yesterday.
Ma uakiui. a native woman, was
found guilty Of selling liquor. aud
sentenced To pay fine Of slUJ aud
$3.50 costs.
Sam Qnai was acquitted by o fo.
reign jury this mornins of tn"
charge of unlawful possession Of
opium. Hsrtwcll for d.fondantj
All Chat ia on trial this afternoon
for second degree perjury. Achi for
defendant
Noll" proscquis have been cut"r"d
in tn. following four eases: J. VI
NIvas aud j. VI. Teis"ra, III FIST
degree. Foster with prosecution
Kinney for defendants.
&. P.rreira, common ruisancr.
Foster for defendant.
VIM. Patterson, assault and bat =
tory. This Is ia" rather ancient ease
arising from au airray NJ R.moud
Grove picnic tw" gear. ago. W. 4
Castle for defendant.
H. {. Clark, gaming Kaulukou
for Defendant.
kanohokai, found guilty Of lar.
ceny first degree by native jury on
the 9Th, was sentenced To- one wears
Imprisonment and 10 pay u fue OF
500
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DIED AT SEA.
The Cause Lack OF Medical Assist.
ance.

The body of dead japanese wo.
man WAS brought ashore from the
steamer lwalani this morning. Til.
lwalani arrived from Kauai. Among
the passengers Were a Japanese man
namcdW akano kamidnro, his wife
Fui, who was in poor health, aud a
child. Fui had given birth to a
child on Kauai, and the babe hat
died. She received but little assist
ance during her confinement, aud
was suffering. The husband decided
to bring her Ia Honolulu for m.di
cal attendance. While the steamer
lwalani was OF port thu woman b.
gan To swell aud she suffered in
tenssly. Finally she died, An an
topsy was held on the body after il
was brought ashore<and the burial
viii take place this afternoon. The,
husband aud child had been watch.
ing 10y the woman's side all the
morning. Japanese friends have
extended hosplI atty Ia the bcreaved.
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Exhibition of Paintings.

ID, Howard Htchcock will hold an
Informal exhibition nf his later work
at his studio on Hotel street, Friday
tn" llth, from 10 "a. III. tn / p. m,
aud on Saturday from 10 a. IN, to
2 p, N.
All Interested in pictorial art are
cordially invited to visit his studio
aud Inspect his work
Entrance tn studio at DIR. Andrr
sons Dental l'arlnrs,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-10
Hawaiian National Band

PART |,
March--Dominunt Casey
oven ure--Poet and Peasant Snr,r
COrnet Solo-Unn so rec MOraco Brlcrrr
selection-fiawaian Songs, by request
l.ihOrnio
Songs.
PART II.
saxophunr spl0-'!u'e LliunkaHni
..,... Liborniu
Baritone Solo Diploma ,ncwL Hartman
schottische--kO = Habroios new
a., So, Nllrrqur
GslOp- Tornado newD BarL
Hawaii pOnui.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-10
Shipping " otes.

,,sp n-April l2th, lat. $ ~, lurg. ~
W. barb Amy Iurner,'Ncw York Tor Hu-
nolulu.
The hnrkcntine W. n. Dimoni, from
H"rolulu for san francisco. carried away
pnboOin IN heavy squalI encountered
March 9th iu at .sjUy y. lon, Ibi - ".
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-10
Eleventh OF June,

Ia this issue appears the official
program 81 events for the eleventh uf
june al kapiolani Park Their" are
ibirtcrn, which, il all ur nearly all
are filled, will make u large day
sport, Officers Of the Jockey Club
will have everything ia good shape
Tor the convenience Of owners aud
the comtor, OF horses.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-10
Arrivals.

WEDNESDAY, May ..
stmr Cummins from Koolau
THrRsDAY, May ~.
y Monowai, Carey, from San Fran.
cisco
Am bktne ikitat, Cutler, 2s days from
Port Gamble
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-10

ARRIVALS.
From san Francisco, per S y Monowai,
May lU-Eiwin Bonner, Vim y Campbell,
\ CUttmau. Mrs Theo + Drcdg,, and
child,C = johnson. .Wm u Kruse. ) r
lincoln, IL h Renton and wife h Sachs.
J ID schieCk and wife. q + shelton and
wife, Taylor. ! ; Williams. Mrs Helen
Wells. Miss Lizzie q Wurrcll. Alexander
Young. Miss Young, Miss Bertha Il Young
aud ~ s'eerage. 2 for Auckland aud IL for
Sydney.
DEPARTURES.
For the Colonies, per : $ Monowai. May
~ Welesly Parker, wife ard child,
Walter Hill. Dir Gpo n Huddy and 10 in
transit.
For san Francisco, per bark Il p Rithe,,
May lO-G Whitney, Mrs W n Mclean
aud daughter Miss u urbpll. Mrs l. ~ bee
snd daughters, Miss Mary Saxon and b
Ha selii inc.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-10

In sympathy with an advance in
Louisiana rice, says the ). r. Com
mercial News, the market for Ha
waiian is firm at 800 per 100
pounds. Mixed rice is ia better
supply, and the price. therefore. is
easter, being now quoted at S}.75m
3.SO Tor two mats. No. China u
quiet at unchanged value.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-10
Departures.

THURSDAY, May 10.
SIS Mohowai, Carey, for the Colonies ut IL
noon
Haw ok = Rithet, Morrison, fOr San
Francisco
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-10
OAHU LoDGt, X of p

hAHr LODGE, K oF r.. WILL HOLD
- an important meeting AT ii =.
Hnll, Fort street, On SATURDAY EVEN.
ING May l2th, At T;Iau'rlurk. Mumhurs
aud visiting BrutIrrr- u cordially yilrd
900 It PER ORDER.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-10
LOSE AMERICAN RIGHTS.
Answer to Minister Willis on the
Allegiance Question.

The following is a Washington
special OF April n to the New York
Herald:
The President sent To the Senate
this morning further instalmeut Of
the Hawaiian correspondence. the
matter being OF the greatest import
auce to American citizens ON these
islands.
The correspondence contains a
letter f,om Minister Willis. ia viii, b
he tells what the oath il that Cit
gems OF Hawaii are required 10 take
before they can i"cumr voters. This
oath binds them to allegiance to the
provisional government. and pipdge
hem to oppose the restoration Of
the monarchy.
Ia reply MIR. Gresham notifies
Minister Willis that the United
States government does not rrcoy-
nize the doctrine uf perpetual allie
glance, and those American citizens
now on the islands engaging in Ha.
waiian affairs will probably not have
tue right to demand the protection
OF tho United States.
The required oath Of allegiance is
as follows:--
."l,-------aged- -----years. a native
Of. residing at iii said
district, do solemuly swear in the
presence Of Almighty God, tha, |
will support aud bear true allegiance
to the Provisional Government Of
the Hawaiian Islands. and will 90
pose any attempt to reestablish
monsrchial government in any form
in the Hawaiian Islands"
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mercial News. the market for Ha.
waiian is firm at 800 per 100
pounds. Mixed rice is in better
supply, and the price. therefore. is
easter, being now quoted at S3.75m
3.SO for two mats. No. | China u
quiet at unchanged value.
TENTH ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE ..-
Hawaiian Jockey Club
1888
.e---:I.- 80.
June II, 1894.
OFFICIAL PROGRAMME:
Races ~ Commence al ~ 4. III. Sharp.
lst Ra"r-BlCYCLE RACE.
Prize: silver Media! ! Mile Da.h.
Free Tor nj.
n Racc--HAwAn PLATE, $.
Running Race. y Mile Dash. Free
81 Race go HONOLULU PLATE,
rrotting and Pacing TO rnrnc..: 2:lO
ola. ire" tor AZ. Mlr Heat best
? IN ..
ith Rae" OCEANIC :. :. CO.'S
CCP, ! added.
E"mming H.rY. Mile Dash For
9th Rae. -- PRESIDENT WIDE,
MANN'S CUP, : added.
Running Race, -. Mile Dash frcr
Tor all
6'h Race - KAPlOLANl PARK
PLATE, : -.
Irutriug and Pacing; 40 ci,,-. Free
for all. Mile HraI-; best iu3 Pa.
Gers 10 4" to Roaicurl.
9Th Race KALAKAuA PLATE.
Running Race. 4. Mile pa,h For
IlnSuiuu BTcd.
sth Race KAUAI PLATE, 5.
imin""iIns E m,,'i ~ Mile Dash. For
9th Race JOCKEY CLuBPLArE,
Trorting md I'rrrns,t Harness. Free
for iii. Mile Heats; m'-I 3 iu3
ION Observation-Disclosures
Cur, added
Running Race, / Mile Ds.h. Free
for all, Winner t. beat re- ,urd oi An.
~" A l:lH'g,
nth Rae" X A NJ Ell EHA
PLATE. !
IruttinP and Pacing, TO Hur, cess. For
Hawaiian Bred. Mile Heat best :,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-10
Vessels Leaving Tomorrow
Passen gois.

stmr kinan for Maui and Hawaii At IN
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-10
Public Concert

The Pc, baud will play al Thomas
Squar" this evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Following is the program:
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-10

port as Minister OF Finance for the
biennial period ending March 81,
1891. AZ the sam. tune h. submit
ted tn" biennial reports Of bureaus
under his department. Among re-
commentators made by the Minis
ter was one 10 impose "A tax Of u
percent On TIA" gross income Of cor.
pnra,iOn,. He lavorod rcsumng
the registration Of foreign vessels
under the Hawaiian llag, both for
the sake Ol the taxes aud showing
ia" lag of the young republic on
the Oc an.
The report was received aud or.
d"red Ia be printed under III. super.
vision Of the Minister 81 Finance.
President D"!r and Councillor
Emu"luth arrived while the Minis.
tor 81 Finance WA, reading.
Mr. Brown from the Judiciary
Committee reported favorahly On
the bill to amend the opium law.
IL" also presented favorable re-
port "n the bill To- confer additional
jurisdiction on Circuit Courts. Fur
lh-r tim" was asked for tue con
sid"ration Of suudry other matters
in hand
Minister Smith presented report
from tn" Judiciary Committee on
tn" petition nf two prisoners work.
ing on the Volcano road Tor pardon,
recommending that the prayer he
just aud the prisoners ill.behaved.
Also, on the petition Of Paniua for
the rrlunding Of liue paid by him,
"a he ha ic.u discharged after its
payment, recommending it he grant.
ed, Adopted,
The bill to place the Insane Asy-
lum under the Board 81 il"alt h
passed first reading.
The bill to appropriate S2U9,52O
for the support Of the military until
July 81, 1896, aud further until a
new appropriation be made, came
up ON second reading.
Mr Emmeluth moved that the
bill be referred Ia special commit
tee.
Mr.. Brown asked il that motion
would carry the items before the
committee.
Mr., Hatch explained tina, the items
were not part Of the bill, but show.
ed how the amount designated was
mad" up,
The motion carried and, on re-
consideration, the bill passed it,
first reading,
The bill to amend the Sunday Law
so a. 10 allow band concerts on sun
day cam" up on second reading,
NJ, Waturhous", src0ndrd by Nc
Ena, moved tn" bill be- indrintrl,
postponed,
Mr. d. g. smith moved ia" bill
pass Thus" who wanted To- go /,
church could do So, but they shout,
not deprive Others Of band cunccrts
Mt Allen Supported the motion
for indefinite postponement, Th'
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-10

G. Gertz offers rooms to let at Ka
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-10
18th Rae" X A VI I'll \ MEHA
PLATE. !

lrotlimP and Pacing, 10 Hnr' ",s. For
Hawaiian Bred. Mile Hrat,, test {.
In Z
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-03-30
FARMING IN FOREIGN LANDS.

The cotton crop of India for 1898 was
from Is to IS per cent. higher in the
various provinces than THAI of the pre-
ceding year.
CorToN culture is rapidly increasing
in Burmah, as is indicated by the
amount of exports, which increased
seven fold in the last fiscal year over
those of the preceding year.
THE large, white Yorkshire pig has
become the favorite breed with Danish
bacon factories, and large numbers OF
them are imported yearly from Eng
land for breeding purposes.
A MESS pork factory has been estab-
lished at Canterbury. New Zealand.
The company buys the green pork from
the farmers and cures it by the dry
sailing process for shipment to Lon
DON
The Babcock tester for determining
the proportions of butter fats in milk.
is very popular in Victoria. Australia,
and its use seems likely to become gen.
eral in the butter factories of that col
ony.
THE pastoral industry of Argentina
shows very slow increase. In 1s74-5
the number of cattle killed in the sal
aderos was 1,542. 900. The number last
year was 2,009, 200. and the preceding
year I, 1852 900.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-03-30
TESTED RECIPES.

SUEr PUDDNa.-One cup of suet.
chopped fine, one-half cup sugar, one
half cup of molasses, one cup of raj
sins, three cups of flour, one teaspoon
of soda, one-haH teaspoon of salt; milk
enough for q stiff batter. Steam one
hour and a. half
SAUCE FOB THE PUDDING.-One-ha
pint of water heated to the boiling
point. Thicker with flour to the con-
sistency of a good gravy. Season with
q good teaspoon Of butter and any ia
voring preferred, such as lemon, va.
nilla, nutmeg, etc
BUCKwHEAr CAKES. The old-fash.
toned cakes our grandmother made
were the best. Following is the recipe:
To one quart Of warm water add a
yeast cake and good heaping tea
spoon of salt. Stir in buskwheat flour
until you have stiff batter. Set at
night and keep in a warm place.
In the morning add teaspoon OF
soda; bake quick andserve hot
BUrrERx11K CAKE. Two cups OF
sugar, two Of chopped raisins, two OF
buttermilk, one-haf cup of shortening,
four cups of -four, one teaspoonfu1 each
Of cloves, cinnamon. allspice and nut
meg; two teaspoonfuls of soda; about
two tablespoonfuls of molasses, with a
little less of sugar, gives the cake q
better color and flavor If frosted with
cream and confectioner's sugar well
beaten, with cocoanut added, you have
, cake "good enough for king
N1,io Formor