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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-03
6ro6her,oethun,.
9lus Ser 6auptitaot.
q reuIOioeS E reiouiS

Selts MOrgen Is. Suni) UNI 6
llbr pertiinoeten Il SanonenibIlle uno
oas gellut idmtlider 8lcfen Der
Sta6t Die Geburt elmer jrngen Yriu,ei=
lin. Sdmmtli1e Difentli6e GebGuoe,
ioipie peridieOene Eriuathduier babsn
beila9St.
Sas biid0fli6e 6roiuariat bat foe
ben p%eroronet, Dap gum Dante fir Die
sliidli6e Gntbinouns Sbrer &9l. 500
belt Der erbarOB6ersogin an nadltsn
Spnntag III alien PIarrtirteu bes
2anoes Oas TIE Deum aeiun9en peroe.
Scute baben Die itGotii6en Shulen
frei.
Sn Der Matter9ottestapslle aui Dem
8lacis lit bereits beute Wpr9en INN 6
llbr Elm ieierli1es TIE Deum 9eIun0en
porbeu.
Sas 0enonrmerie=G orp uno Die
6reipilliaen 6pmpa9nie baben beute
Yaraoe= lluiiorm anscleat.
Wabri6einli1 miro bic Gammer sll=
iammentreten I'm elne 8liidwunIb=
Iorele al oas GrbSrOBberSosli1e
Yaar absuienoen.
Sr. Staatsminiiter Gpi6sn, Der lett
seltern 81 S6lpbsgerS weilt, bat 0e-
tern @beno Dem Srn. Sitrsermeiiter
Der Staot Suremburg oas freuoi9e
GreigniB ourh ein ldngeres 5elesramm
mitsetbeilt, worauf oas S6oifentoae=
GUM ioiort berslihe @liidwunihteles
aramme na6 S@lpBsSers uno mad
ShloB=@ qlieroin9en abididte. Serr
Gpi6en bat gmeiiern abenb idmmtlihen
bieiiSen S~asesbldttern Die @eburt Der
Yrinseiiin tele9rapbii9 sur Senntnis
sebradt.
Spsbsn bat Oas SdOienpaoaeaium
Der Saupttaot iolgenoe Proclamation
erlaien, wel6e an alien Strabeneden
anoeiblasen wuror: .Witbaraer! @e-
fern glbeuo seSen 9 u6r 1T s. 9gl.
8. Die Srau GrbsrpbberSOain elmer
Yrinseiiin 9snsieH. Die erIou6ts
Mutter uno Die lunge Yrinseiiin berlin.
ben iiG wpbl. 9ieies 9liidlide grei9-
nib bat amer Ssrrl6erbaus nil 9roBsr
6reloe %erililt. Se0iidwiini6en mir
ooIl Slre &0nilliheu 6obeitsn ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-03

oebensseit ber,peilte lie BEL ibrcr jiins=
item So1ter. IS ilberleben lie lbr
tranernDer @atte nit G. eriua1Ienen
&inoer, lpopon 2 in 2uremburg, Die
iibrigen in gscandba lpobnel.
Sas Sesrdbnib fano an %. Snni
unter grocer getbeilianns auf Dem
ct. Soispbss Drisobui ltatt. Die 8er-
itorbeue ipar cine fromnle, 6riltlihe
Muttcr, bic ibr 2eioen nit @eoulo
srtrus uno osn Sbrigen all3uirilb ent=
riiien waro. Sieber 9eIer, seoente
ibrer nit einem &%aterunler!
8. 3 bonn y.
Winneapplis, Minn.,
"a. SUM 1894.
90ertber Serr Conner!
liner Sreuno uno 2anosmann Nif.
Wajerus bon minneapolis, Der bas
y}ortbweItern Sdute= uno Sdl99ei6Gft
betreibt, miro am 8. Sui Die Staot
Winneapolis ~perlollen ulto eineu Geiie
nad Der alien Seimatb, GoIing bel
Werih, 6rOBb. Surcmburg, antreten,
no er ieinem Sreunoen, @etdnnten
uno Geripanoten einen Seiub ubitut=
ten wiro. Serielbe geoentt eini9e Mos
nate in Der alten Seimatb 81 oerbrin.
gen. ST mill bier 98u9cnluoungen
robe Sdute nit lib iibsr ben SSean
nod luxembourg nebmcn, I'M orduBen
81 'petuliren. Bravo fir den M6chel
fun Rollingen bel Mersch.
q. MolitOr.
Sleepp @pe, Winn.,
%. SUM- "a.
gSert6er Serr @pnner!
8eltern Nbeno I'm 8 llbr ipllroe
bon unlersm StdDthen aus Elm 6pclpn
9eieben, oeiIen unbeimli6er Ird6en-
idwanS iid bon SiiooIt na6 Noroweit
bewe9te; nOrOli6 BON Der Stdot l6lte
er iiA in einen peiben Streifcn auf.
Srei Weilen weltii1 bon bier wuroe
Die S6euer BON y. Mielfe bsibdoi9t
uno iein ~l5jabri9er Spbn i'm 6reien
s~etOotet. Ser nd6Ite Sarner, Sobn
S6miOt, perlor ale Gcbduoe mo Die
Sausgenoiien wuroen iebr ibmer per=
leBt. Der Sarmer peter Srat befanp
Iih nit Den SausgenoIien i'm Seller in
Si6erbeit, nur feline 8ebauoe wuroen
inrtgeblaien. gSilbelm @uie perlpr
feline S6euer uno Maibinen ur,o srpei
Yieroe. Gr. &iBner, Yeter MerB uno
Sobn 9elm perloren lire Sheunel,
bod niht ibre W%OGubduier. Gas
gauge S6auipiel oarerte taum 20 Mi=
nuten rnO our6maB Elm 2dn0e pnn 20
Wtei!en. Sob. 8e10wi B.
Ser ,Murord GoltsIreuno" idrei6t:
Sraut Stooler, pom Der Sirma Gors
bett Il Staoier, NIB ,frl. Anua Abeu5, Sod
ter Der 2Sittiue Srepbau Nbens, liefcI lid
am WSittrpob 9idhmittGg III Der ct. 9tIfo=
lauSs elr6e ollrd ben bod)rp. Yiarrer Sduif.
tel ;um SunOe Iiir's 2ebcn pereiueu.
RitoIauS 6eiuB bot an Sam3ta9
einen iungen Barber erbdlteu, ipelher eli
Riuuo wog. SER &eine bat Jest eiu bib.
l6eS Faar, ELI MGobeiI nllo einel Snngen.
Ser &c Mars Serolo" ihreibt:
am Moutag Dor. ISOLDE puroe Die
soloeue 6oD;eit oes Gbepuares Sales, i'm
oauie hires S9pie9eriones, bes Serrn
Heirri6 O!oiuel ppu Ee Wtars, 9eieiert.
lleber 100 G6ite parell ;ugegeu, mel6e benz
Gaare aniebuli9e @etogel1ente iiberreI1ten.
6err NIB Sran gale5 wuroen por 80 ,Ndbrei
III Somnelpiugen, Grobb. eurelrburg. se:
trdlIt, uno baben 5 Sobne uio 3 So6ter,
wel6e ale III Flpmputb Gounip rpobnen.
Ntoge benz alteu 1SaGre nod redt piele Sabre
gliltlideu Seiidnmeulebens ge90uut ieiu.
Gas III Der auiri6ti9c &uuib peS ~$>erouS.
gebers.
80 It mel Il er u. 81 erireut li6
Der Gieburt zines mullterll Sun9er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-03

Wilbslm Ssiisn, oft 81 Sabre, Sdreinsr,
ebelos. = 10. Soiepb Sbtilier, aft 80 Sabre,
Mes9erSeleae, ebelos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-03

einss Meni6an in jeoer 3eituns i'm
llmfreiie bon pielen Weilen 81 lelen
limb.
@er aidt fat in ieiuer eisenen bel=
len gruft, Der geniebt oes Oollen Sa=
ges, idBe er aud I'M Mittelpuutt Der
Groe; tper aber cine iinitere Seele ullo
i6warse 8eoanfcn perbirst. Der tuanz
belt benahte inter Der Mittasslpnne
- er islbit iein eigener &erter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-03

Seiratbeu. Som 2. Stunt: GJeors
aarl Serber, Sattlsr, nit Maria G%iarrwaas
her. - s.. 40rl Ncinri6 Grut @rai Softor
Der Arneitumoe, nit Maria 8atbrina gSolii.
Sterbeialle. Som 8. SUM Sobanm
yieS ali go Sabre, Gi9eutbiimer uuo Rent=
her. b. Matbia5 Soiimann. ait Is. g.,
SGglobuer, ebeloS. - Z. F: Gauliue Srau,iSta
Meri6, alt 20 s., &ittwe Sobam @aptiit
SsIpmou. alt "a j, .anosIsmam. - o.:
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-01-02

Mr. CLsTeIz1d nEEs learn that
h K Mt tire GoTerrnsnt-not
even tE@ n0@t important part q Il
and that The country has : right
20 E10E what liz Chief Executive
L d0ing CT proposes 10 DO On al
zrHat uzti0uzI q International q1e=-
t5lzz-PntzbzrE ColnereizL
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-01-02

A bridge in courSs u construction
over the Ohio river sG Louisville. fell
10 Zee. into ths ICY river. carrying
fifsy-eizht men with il. Twenty lives
were los The scciisut WIS., due 70
the wind
TIE tSriT hill for revenue only has
been handed 70 the House without
the Internal Revenue measure OF the
Income Tax tssSurs. These will oe
presented in : separate bill
The Hawaiian Cyclo-zms hiss 81
rived in ssh Francisco from Chicago
Sni i being pus up On the Midwlnisr
ESir grounds
In the big billiard match between
SchzsEa-. Slosson &li Ives, u New
York. the former won the firSc prize
he uzda IN his LIST run so points,
beating the record in the bAlk line
game. His sve-sEe Was ls1
There i li-rls tSirh il ths CrtSpi
Ministry in ItSly. Sni there are grave
SEuS q trouble pointing 70 revoiu-
tio- Tns Department Of Sicily has
refused 70 pay any more taxes 70 ths
present Government.
AISi.ius Moijeskz the setrsSS hiss
contributed $50 70 the MldvlnEe-
ESir.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-01-02
The Prezderszst Trial.

CHICAGO Dec- 5l-Tcs defense II
IL Prs-3s-E&s. Cazse viii rely o. the
Ezzs -1z- tLE Jury U.s. SLOWED 70 sep
zr2-z 20 vote y5slsr,lsy, ~bLEL vii
give good Eru-11s fl- new CrLzL, II
t-z case goes 1Zzl-s1 him Further
rszs1z--1--y vGs Introduced .1,1Sy going
70 sECw 1-s prisoner i insane
Cu--se- ~ defense crested s SeEsz-
-5-- ~ s--1-CeE-E that S-y v5-5ie-
sEa-- o hanging would 1= ScCsp-so-
Tie family : wiLliEg The jury rs-CrZ
s verdict u Lz--r-Lssl-El=-- for life O.
cc-E-z-E-- n Dz111ZSs- CEG
would EEreSl from 5 death verdict
CEE-kE1. D=-- z--At the PrEul1sr-
zzs- rr5z- -gGzy Judge Horton, before
whom P-s-s5z-;Ezs- vzs given his pre-
Li-zrz-E hearing and ssTsrSL O16=E
Ez-Ezssss testified tEzC they C,1-St1-
ersl The prisoner szlz- Drs- Spray
sid BI-thz-,i-- medical experts both
t=clzrs,f they 5elisTe,5 the prisoner
SI-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-01-02
Ehzt Msllo Is Doing

Tns time i tzS- approaching whs-
the ns- -Svy q President PslXCcC
vii -se- -171 q the -scels- Sn6 the
ix--s- r-eiitz I1&- Tie engagement
vii u The c5w--zll q rhe Cover
-s-1- The EEE-inE N RIO bay con
I1-usS With grszl los 70 life S11 prop
cry. Tie big CSvzI engagement 70
cone vii iest1e hozr long this viii
eC--fZZs-
A ss-i-,--is lzI iisr&se1 which hiss
be~c received here fru- the bsls4gEs--
81 Csu5.1- szvs inst ztse- 5 hssvy cS1-
no-zei-E On Saturday the loySlis-
forces captured The island o Boz
Jess. IN RIO c1y, where -he recel
to-rs< kerz their ws-s- supply. L
si1s thz1 while Msllo as trying 70
rSs-ts- ths bsy IN thz E&zshiP AqCi1-
StG1 sic -zS crippled Sn1 rsp1i$e'1 b.
Shells t-vz The loyal to--s ~ tEs hSrcc-
s--rz-He-
he tc-Te5o bo&s Auro-s- which
PslzC1a bought recently II Europe
hzs arrived 81 Bio with 81 English
C-s= which rsfGSs,5 u re-SEip for fight
i-E service On shy terms
he crews o. vessels bought IN this
ec----E rs-s-lls.s6 fo- fighting pur-
rs1s=S-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-01-02
Library Exhibit.

The following books have been
received by the Honolulu Library
and Reading Room Association by
the last mail:
micah Clarke by a. Conan Coyle.
"The Emperor" by George Ebers.
''Thelma,r by Marie CorelIi.
Stories Of q Western Town." by
Octave Thauet.
''The RecoIIections OF a Married
Man." by Robert Grant.
'sThe Lesson Of the Master" by
Henry James.
Masses and Glasses" by Henry
Tuckiey.
a Natural Method of Physical
Training" by Edwin Checkley.
'FThe Last Tenant" by B. L. Far
jeon-
"a Daughter of the South, !" by Mrs.
Burton Harrison,
The Story Of q Story, and Other
Stories" by BEander Matthews.
"Reerestions in Botany by Caro-
line 4 Creevey.
'sThe Quality Of Mercy" by How
els.
''The Heavenly Twins, " by Madame
Sarzh Grand.
"Cozehing Days and Coaching
Ways" By ". Outram Tristram.
'sPoole's Index to Periodical Litera-
ture,i 1857 TO 1872
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-01-02

Royaliss plotting goes OF IS SC
lively IS ever. $ new plan cropping
up s. sooa S. the folly snd ab-
surdt.y Of the Iast mss been ex-
posed RoEsIists non pretty gen
orally recognize TIE faet thst there
i nothing noce 70 hope from the
United States. The Ho,onuz Is
be~ziIiug the folly o: Her Ms
jsstv7 II refusing to grab st shy
conditions II sight thus keeping
her hungrT friends Ont OF Office.
The result i that they think the
tine has come when they must
help Themselves Tie sense Of
shame also drives them 70 do
s1u=;Ei1E
Some dark night IN the next
week O. two, #hen the moon Is
hiding her had II shame, the
propose 70 c9ngregate 81
W zS1lCE11C E-zc6- E1->- [1e CCF1
standard and declare martial law.
The old Cabinet vii Be On hand,
N c-I=r 70 rsEgu, IS Il appears they
z-s still II Office. Aftsr they have
resigned. Mrs. D0uinis will ap-
point : new Cabinst- consisting OF
G1lick. Tru1sseaC. Godfrey Brown
znt J. o. Carter. What the rest Of
The programme :. the ADvER-
rsE u2u hzs not been able 70
Lezrn, but It i supposed that the
leaders Of the Provisional G5TErn-
ne1t viii De ed IN chziEs into the
backyard and dscapitated o. the
chipping block
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-01-02

one: but, in order TO make the exhibit
as complete and valuable IS possible Is
| asking for the loan Of various exhibits
which il cannot afford 10 purchase and
which, in many Instances, money can
not buy.
OF this character. are large collection
ci paintings Of the volcano and general
scenery; island fish TO the number OF
| nearly one hundred; island fruit and
flowers, etc.
The Ksmehamehs trustees have
agreed 70 make loan exhibit from the
museum.
The Volcano House Co. will exhibit
the finest collection OF lavas ever col
lectsd.
Mr.. ]. J. willisms viii exhibit over
eight hundred photographs o island
scenery and subjects
The Hona Coffee & rss Co. will make
an exhibit OF coffee showing the trees
from an inch high 70 full grown, and the
berry in all stages.
Many other minor loan exhibits viii
be made.
On hehSli OF the Company, l respect
fully request that the Government make
loan exhibit Of such material as will
illustrate It's method, past and present
Ii Is not necessary TO enumerats the
articles desirable, but the following is
suggested IS to the character Of the ex-
hib,ts.
Foreign 0ffice. Forms OF official Com
mission: Treaties with foreign countries;
Chinese passport system; national and
roTSl ensign; samples of Hawaiian
s,,s,,-,k. go
Interior Office Maps, weather stStis-
ties, etc, License forms. Reports, laws,
literature
EInSncs ep2Ttment--Fo.mso OF bonds,
pspsr money, Post Office money orders,
postage stamps, coins, tax books, maps
etc.
Board of Education School books
used-Natiye and English. Pictures Of
school buildings, scholars and teachers
Examination papers, methods, indus
trial school products, etc.
i general exhibit Of portraits OF past
kings etc, OF the present Government
znd Councils, historical relics, etc,
More particularly the feather cloak.
Such an exhibit neatly arranged can
be made extremely interesting and
valuable
1t would be Of the same character SIS
that OF the United tstes Government at
Chicago, IN which exhaustive representa-
ton Of the business methods aud pro-
duets OF every department were made
As 10 the exhibition Of relics, it was
extended 10 the minutest detail OF the
furniture, apparel and belongings Of
celebrated PersOnsges OF the country.
which exhibits illustrating the life of the
times and the pers5ns, slways sttract
much attention.
The Company viii undertake 10 pack,
ship and ezre for all the exhibits fur
uIshsd, without expense to the Govern
uent, and after the Fair to make such
disposition thereof IS maF be directed by
the Government
desire slso 70 state On behalf OF the
G Imps1y, that II has been ende7Toring
to make arrangements for the employ
ment o. 3 hand st the fair, but so Jar
owing sppzEeatIy 10 political influence,
such arrangements have nos been COM
pleted.
Ii the Government viii grant the Gov
eminent band = leaye Of absence 10 go to
the Fair, the Company viii pay all the
and living expenses 10 and |
.rom and 81 the Fair Tor : period OF say |
SIX weeks to two months.
Hoping that the foregoing suggestions
nay meet with your approval,
have the honor To De your obedient |
Servant,
L. i THURsTOS.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-01-02
AESsrslfz-C-s-

TE= hzs-szrzz l2s been 0r5z-s1 70
San Dg-5-Eo On protect A-5-L5z1
interests The r=zs1- u.s. LS-s sd
Etess GO the e1z,-1 that 81 5E1-E E46
beer -zt= % zss2sst-S.E Pres lent
/, EszrszD
ArgE5szc1- SzS=- GEzuLzEc u -Es
British Legation 81 Toxic, While
walking q the street With his wife.
Ezs assaulted lE two drunken rUF--
dies and E-.EL -z-rrsSrs'1.
Stanford University has ra1eLT51 :
fzr1her e-st1z--=-- u S.sil- go Ii
ec-ss Eru- s E-u-Es- u tEz lSte Se-z-
to- SszE11ri
Wn- E-sIizE. the cEuE q The
TTT11 Ore-s Hose q S11 Fra1Elss'1-
! 6s8L
81 Frzzelsg1 / % Infested With
tu.1tEG.5s that Il L dangerous % L= CIT
81 night sTs- in The heart q the city.
TEErE Z E1-E -ru1tl= over THE
BLYTHE estate GO ind cut wEzrE GLL the
Eczsy LIS Eg-z- sine Blythe death,
Sf1A-fa GO LIS u.sz- raeslTz'1, q which
Sz4-1lG wLs required for expenses
z11 only S-lr-1t rEDziE= n C1-rr-
Tie P1t-ic AfEIL5.-rz-1- ! trying %
Lccz-z the bzIzrze-
John 1LEN-L-Er E-1 EzS been SCI
tered % hang i've tines Ezs 2ZzI1
hse- re--isTz41 t-r one EzC-EE
PLzkz-t1z- the 1=1rI.5-Ez1-1Zs 1=t=,e-
i've. LLs Ez1 : Ez-rCF s=CaF= frUL
being sz1- 81 c-z q his old en-
Ul-Fess- EE1 Ez1 1e4zcZ= : EUl1e-
111 Ez1 l.==1 szl- % prison o. PINK
s--a--
Rszls--ztf1z rs begun With the
CEfzzs= lE1sg-=-s Who desire % remain
IL tE= United STATES
TIE bill % make AEILl-z ! safe
has r1sse=- the Eg-=s- TE= D-=Zc-
Gratis arE EgE p'-s-l1E Ulz1is claims
ru Statehood AMI 70 give t1s Nor
z1zs s state E1T=EZE=z--
ThE BE-Z=-ALIIs C11Erzss Ezs DE-
ci1s5 MT 70 pCt u=F party II ih=
Eel1 IN -.l41. but % Crgz-IL= silver
lsAEuz= AL over the Comfy and @
pledge al silver U@- t5 vote Only t1E
lh1se Tz1 are IL fETuE q tE= white
r-s-zl
Ii J. ru-1rs,5 tEzt Al the gT=4.
Trunk railroads east q Chicago Vii
Be tied ID d strikes II o-It=r 10 force
the LeEiEh VALLEY Rad u z-l5es1= Or
the tz-Ell1.s q it, s-rIEErs-
WEyuz METefEh- VITO WIS { LI-E'1
states Arr1-zzs- General MIR Gar
EsI5, has been appotuEs,i A1-1a.sEzsi1,
20 Italy III rlaos of Van Al=1s VII
6se-fr@5 the paeitiol- He L o1z q
tzE M-E7szEps. and gets or q tE=
hiEtzsz gifts IN ClzTElEZr1 P1Fzr =
! r=Ezr1
IL L Reported frusz- FFz.slIlEloz tE-.zt
Seerz.zrT GRESHAM l. about t5 nifty
Bail rtzt Ar-srLezr Interests there
rzu=s h.z rru-a-Eef1- and tLzt II 7=IL
ur5lish - tie Ecrii that u a9rEigr
PoTsr EgCId be permitted q interfere
II the rsT1- -Ei1Z
Poverty and szArFztfg1 still E5s--lsl
In tns tr cities q AzsTIe4- II I'll
egst C1Es4E1 SI5aflHc0 70 f=a1 K
s-zr~5zE psgr 6zrfEz this EIrteE II
Pfe1zs1g-rz The city af1eEz1 TgEE -o the
zrs-uISy=si- and 500 Es1 s1oru1s-
rfe CITY Hail and f51x1E fgE = chz1es
70 ct 5o1. Many were szFs-ElE IL
fzre5-
A 1zzun1sh tr11z FFAshIEzlG1 states
1tas Jahn T. Irish Il san FrzEeLzc5i
h beer apEol1tsi laval 9-l9@r q
that city Ths pL1es pays s5ss9 .
wear with zethfnz 10 do
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-01-02
Light Oh the Hawaiian Case.

The Troy Times today presents
uost graphic ard interesting &C
count q the situation il The h.
EzIizu Islands Ii i from the
tzeiIe zen Of Colonel c. L. MAG
Arthur. the veteran editor q the
Troy NorthEru Budget, and : iour-
nzIist Ct L1ng experience and COT
ee6sd s6iIity.
CoIo1sI MzcArth1r visited Hz-
EI last winter, spending many
weeks IN th= Islands. He w& 1t
the sans h0tsI With Commissions
BLoznt- saw thzt gentleman daily,
and thoroughly fsniIizri1=d him
self With zfafrs there, EztL=ring
information from many sources and
getting i1to cl0Es soguzintzzcs
With eli CLASSES Ct the people. Il
L safe 10 say therefore that his
presentation OF the facts L most
accurate and unbiased His c0z-
cI1z11lz fully sustain the FieE=
he'd ~ Hr. Ste75l=. TIE f1rUeE
American Minister, and the ztti-
tuf= assumed u this question BY
President HzrTis01= Aiminiztrz-
tign On The contrary they are
zsr0lgIT opposed ID the co1rzs pQE-
sud bT President Cleveland. Secre-
tzrv GRESHAM and Paramount 2
Blunt The article also sets firth
the commercial and strategic
Importance q tbs Hawaiian Isl
zcds- and gives much striking and
csaczze Information that u1Et clear
z~sy : great deal q misooucsp-iol
TIN u this =1g5eet-
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-01-02
Administrators Sale # Real Is ate.

DCRSUz8I TO AUTHORITY CON
i fsued upon ne by order Of His
Ho1or 3 Aastin Whiting first Judge
Of the Circuit Court, First Circuit, On the
18th dzy d December, 1893, shall, upon
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day Of January,
1884. q Z O'Clock noon, IN front Of the
STATEN HO1se, Of Merchant Street, In
Hoz0IaI1, Island Of Oahu, offer for sale
10 the. highest bidder, the f0IlsTTing des-
cTioe'i property, belonging 70 the Estate
Il Mariana CzmzchO, deceased;
Ali tlzt piece OF parcel Of land situzte
a EzskoP1z- betEesn Fort Street and
Enns street, Honolulu, early opposite
the Ezste end O. E1kui Street, described
a iylloEs- Beginning At the South
e9uer of this Ioi, that L at the West
eorner q Kihe:p1z land, from which the
Government Surrey Station On Punch
boEI lies 2 =, - z trEs meridian,
thence running ) %, z (mzgnetic 1911
So feet zlong Eiheip1z; thence y g,
W s. iees- thence 8 S.50 VI SI-3 fest 70
the -ou-h c0EneT of Kiheip1z TX !; tnsnce
{ q. z ~ fset zlong Ah1i lot; thence
: I.sD, Z 245 fses zlong Mzkznzhsls-
heIe 10 tie Place q beginning, AL said
Esszringz ~ N mzgEetiey containing Al
ara Il 54s5 square feet /; (s1rveyed By c.
J. LT0ns, Is7IJ Esid Land being . pOr-
tin II Apzuz I, Royal Patent AZ, Land
C.ourlsEss01 ASzEd I5ez 70 Kz1o-
Dzsei December q, 1873.
!. ALFRED MACON,
Adnfass;rzfos Estate AzrznO Csrnzcho
so l51O-zE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-01-02

Daily ADvEzTlEER, 30 cents PER
month. Delivered BY carTiers.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-09-19

OATS wanted for cash or meTchan
disc at FARRRR BROS. d 20.
SOME beautiful fall dress goods are
shown at 7. g. Webber's.
MEMS heavy leather boots for $3.50
at Irvine and BarneY's.
Ready made SUITS at Provo
Wooden Mill company.
SATTEENs in dark shades ten cents,
and upwards at T. G. WEBBER's.
FIVE per cent. paid quarterly on say
iDgR deposits at Provo Commercial q
Sayings Bank.
Buy your ladies' fine shoes at Farrer
Bros. & Co.
Buy the Provo Keller Mills -four and
you get the best.
You should not fail to see the latest
styles in dress goods. Their fall stock
is ready for you at
1. G. WEBER S. =
DRESS trimmings almost gwen away
at irvine & Barney's bargain sale.
LADIES' shoes at 9Oc and $1.00 a
zvine d Barney's.
HAYERCAMP & Co. are making farm
loans, three to FIVE years. Interest 10
per cent. Write them. Provo. Utah. ="
THE Geneva Resort is one of the
cobiest, prettiest and most complete
pleasure places in all the west.
FARRER BRos. & Co, have full al Il
fresh assoTtmentcf groceries.
THE session of the First District court
held yesterday afternoon was short
one. The only business transacted
was the admission of some applicants
for naturalization to citizenship.
SOME have inquired if the case OF
Provo City VS.. DR.. Hannberg dismissed
in the First District court yesterday
was the one appealed from Justice
Wedgwood's court recently. 1t was
not. 1t was an old case the evidence
for the prosecution Oh which, is not now
obtalnable. Some of the other cases
mentioned in The report were dis
missed for the same reason. One OF
two were U. G. cases which were am
nestled and through oversight were not
before stricken from the tIocket
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-09-19

FLANNELErEs, fiannels, linseys aDd
all goods needed at this time of year
are selling cheaper than ever at
II. q. WFBBFR'S