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The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-10-18

BERLIN, October lin interviews
with a number of leading dealers in
sugar at Magdeburg the opinion was ex-
pressed that under the American tariff
bill the increased duty on sugar was
aimed at Germany. 1t was predicted
that if it continued in force it would
ruin the large beet-root farmers. 1t was
thought, however, that America would
soon repeal the law. If it did not, it was
the opinion of the dealers the govern
ment would be forced to adopt repressive
measures against American imports.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-10-18

SAN JOSE, CAL, October lin the
case of the death of Henry Labohn, an
old German professor, who was burned
to death in his cabin on the summit of
the Santa Cruz Mountains Saturday
night last, the jury decided that it was
due to an accident, and exonerated John
Labohn, the dead mans son, from all
blame in the matter.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-10-18

PEORIA, October lit is reported in
mercantile circles here, New York and
Chicago that the Whisky Trust is being
ouietly reorganized. Information to this
effect has leaked out and it seems to
have a flayoring of substantial truth.
President Greenhut and other officials
are reticent. Mr.. Greenhut declined to
confirm the rumor, but on the other
hand will not deny it. His attitude is
interpreted here as confrmatory of the
reorganization.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-10-18

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, October 1.-The
University Press, John Wilson & Son,
has assigned for the benefit Of creditors.
The concern is one of the oldest and
largest printing houses in Cambridge,
having been established in 1889, and was
believed to be very strong financially.
The company employs nearly $50 per-
sons. The assets and liabilities are net
yet known.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-10-18

CHICAGO, October lob. P. Hutchin-
son, once Chicago's greatest Board Of
Trade operator and familiarly known -
"Old Hutch" closed his latest deal Sat
urday. It was his cigar business. He
opened retail store near the corner OF
Van Buren, street and Pacific avenue
week ago. Business WAS slow. In the
rear of the cigar store, however. poker
game flourished. The civic federation
became aware Of the side Issue TO the
cigar store business, and . raid was
threatened. The management accord
incly concluded to stop selling cigars, 90
: q tor-reat sign was placed in : Con-
@ienoas pIaco and IL 1eOa eaaeA.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-10-18

New York, October 1.-THE total
registration to-day was 102, 9O6, as COM
pared with SO, 1894 on the first day of reg
istration in 1898 and 90, 1914 in 1892. To-
day was also the heaviest first days
registration in the history of Brooklyn,
the total being 70, 1858, against 81, 460 in
1892, the next heaviest day.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-10-18

SAN FRANCISCO, October 1O.-Dennis
Moore, Cornelius Germ and James Don
nelly. not one of whom is over % years
of age, we're sentenced to State prison
for life this morning by Judge Wallace:
The robbery for which the trio VIII speno
the rest of their days in the penitentiary
was committed last Fourth OF July. a
friend named Thomas Howard came
from Tuolumne county, and treaIeo tnem
to the exposition. That afternoon "nen
they left the grounds the three Ioo1
Howard to . secluded spot, assauited
him, and after beating nlm slea ms
hands and legs, stole $5O ana ieit nun In
= helpless condition.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-10-18
Anarchy In Italy.

Roxr, October 10.-The police are said
n have discovered an anarchistic plot
extending over the whole Of Italy organ
I'D b. Albany, = notorious anaxehass.
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Place for q virginian.

WASHINGTON, October 11.-Secretary
Carlisle to-day appointed George Fort of
Virginia chief of division of national
banks in the Office of the treasury OF the
United States, vice Baker resigned.
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Supposed to Have Been Informers.

ATLANTA, Ca, October 12.-Elijah
Thurston, 20 years old, with his wife and
sixteen-year-old daughter, came to the
city yesterday to escape the hands OF
people in their Gilmer county home who
would have killed them. Several nights
ago Miss Vida Thurston was awakened
by finding herself being borne out of the
house by four masked men. They had
already carried her father out, while the
mother was being held back In the house.
There were about thirty men, all masked,
who with stout leather thongs began
beating the girl and father, both of
whom were in night dresses. The
mother broke from the house to defend
her daughter, when she was dashed in
their presence. Notice was then served
mon them that the next visit would
mean death. They were suspected of
having reported an illicit still in the
neighborhood.
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THE POPE's LETTER.
1t Was Aimed at the Opposition to the
Apostolic Delegation.

1t Was Aimed at the OpposTtion 10 inc
Apostolic Delegation.
ROME, October 12.-It is stated upon
high authority that the Pope said to
Monsignore Gravel yesterday that his
encyclical letter dealing with the affairs
of the church in the United States was
aimed at ending the opposition in Amer
lea to the apostolic delegation. During
his conversation with Monsignore Gravel
his Holiness exclaimed repeatedly:
"It must be ended!"
The Pope's audience with Senior Cas-
telar lasted one hour and half. His
Holiness was very cordial. Senior Cas-
telar thanked the Pope for his demo-
cratic and social leanings, and the Pope
congratulated the Spanish statesman
upon his provisional adhesion to the
Spanish monarchy as an act OF political
prudence.
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REGENCY IN DIsFAVOR.

ST. PETERSBURG, October lit 10
understood if the Gar decides, as is
fully expected, to form regency during
his absence from Russia, the Czarowitz
will not be appointed Regent, but will
be entrusted by special declaration OF
the Gear with the direction of State at
fairs. The title of Regent will be care
fully avoided.
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snd restored to the treasury Of the
company, 50 that none shall remain
outstanding, and all the other pre-
liminary details must be accomplished
TO the satisfaction OF the Secretary Of
the Treasury, il being the intent snd
object OF the Act 20 secure the con-
struction Of the canal by the company
with the aid Of the United States Snd
sitter the general supervision Of the
Secretary OF the Treasury 70 the eN-
tent provided in the Act, Snd upon
the basis Of the concessions OF Near
aqua aud Costa Riea, now opened by
the Canal Company, IS far aS pr3c
ticAble, ST its actual cost. The con-
pSuy is authorized 10 issue Its bonds
10 Sn extent Of and not 70 exceed SIO,-
10000 70 os dated January lSt, 1924.
but reieemSbls 81 the pleasure OF the
United States ST any time sitter July
ISt, 1894, with interest St the rate or
) per cent The method Of iSSsiug the
bonds i set out in detail, ami the
Secretary Of the Treasury is directed
II the interest IS il becomes due Is not
paid 20 the Treasury Of the United
States by the Canal Company TO pay
the same, sud all payments Of priuei-
pal and interest are required 10 be
made through the Treasury Of the
United States.
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The Nicaragua Canal.

WAsHISGTOS, April II. - Af,er
several weeks Of delI5erztiou on the
matter II full eoumittes, Mr.. Morgan,
chairman OF the Senate Com mittee on
Foreign Relations, this morning mz4te
q favorable report on the bill 70 amend
the Act Of IsSa, whereby the United
states agrees To become eudorser for
the payment Of the bonds OF the Mari
time Canal Company Of Nicaragua
The Oil ss II now appears has been
very carefully drawn, and protects the
Interests Of the Unitesf States in every
particular. Many OF the changes uaie
IN the bill since is Introduction are
technical and are interesting only
oeeau-e they prevent any misinter
prstztiOD Of what the Act i INTENDED
70 aes-ou plish-
The new bill provides thaE before
any OF the bonds are issued under the
provisiOns Il this Act, all the stock OF
the Canal Company, hitherto sub
ecrloe'i or l=S1e-i, except as provided
for, shall be called Ia and cancelled
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The Brazilian Rebellion.

LONDON. April I6.-The Brazilian
Minister has received q dispatch from
Rio saying the insurgents have sban-
doued all their remaining vessels at
ParanA and Santa Catharina. The at
tempt OF the insurgents to land at Bio
Graude City was defeated with a loss
OF 5oo men From the department of
Rochar Uruguay, MeIIo aud General
S2lamauda went south. On RECENT
or the news Of the defeat Of AIeIIO. Bra
lillian bonds made = sharp recovery.
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Hawaii's New Constitution.

GRISSELL, lows, April Is.-By
request Of the Provisional Govern
ment OF Hawaii, Prof Jesse Macy, of
Iowa college, is assisting in the draft
ing OF q constitution Of the projected
republic Prot. Macy has been teach
ing political science in Iowa college
for the last twenty years and is well
qualified 70 perform the task assigned
70 him The new constitution will De
modelled on that Of this COUNTRY and
II Is expected to contain s provision
for an educational test for electors.
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Reforming the Peers.

LONDON, April 1.-THE Anti Lords
bill, fathered by Lord WOlmer, Mr..
Curzon sud Mr.. Brodrick, hiss assumed
definite shape Snd hiss ST once obtSiued
the strong opposition OF the Radicals,
who have nothing for it but jeers-
They certainly have reason 10 COM
plain OF its provisions, Sud it Is very
doubtful that IL will be introduced
without considerable change in its
terms. The measure provides that =
peer, after sitting in the House OF
Commons througOut one Parliament,
Ray resume his right 10 sit in the
House OF L0riS Il ne shSll so elect.
On the other hand, the bill provides
that : peer once elsctiug 70 sit in the
House OF Lords shall forever forfeit
his right 10 sit in the House Of Com
nous
The Cabinet are having considerable
difficulty in arriving 81 8 decision as
to the manner in which they shall
deal with the anti Lords. question.
The Ministers well know thSc the
Radicals are determined 10 force them
To = definite declaration on the gUes-
ton in the course Of the session aud
2re alive 10 the necessity Of arriving
at some determiuate course Of prose
dUre. They are continuing their dis
on the subject 81 every meet
ing Of the Cabinet, and every effort
Is being made 10 reach some COnclU-
sion in the construction Of some form
Of measure restricting or aOOlishing
the veto power Of the Lords that
will command the approval Of s. ma
io-ity OF the House OF Commons
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4 War Of determination.

CHICAGOr April IA local uaosr
declares that within ten days strikes
VIII oe declared On several north
western roads. Arrangements are
completed for 4 struggle with Pacific
coast lines which i expected TO re-
suit n the settlement Of existing diff
ferenees- The contest viii involve All
existing brotderhoods in which older
organization VIII seek 10 auufhIlate
the American railway union
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Admiral Aeuo s.fII Afoat.

New YoEEr April Is. The
Heraid's correspondent in Monte
Sideo telegrzphs as foIIO7s- I am in
formed BY the GOverum mt officials
that Admiral MeIIo has not surrender
e1 20 the Uruguayan G0Terur1eut-
Win the Rep0blIcr Iris, Esperanzs,
UranO, Msre1riO and two other w.
sei= la1en with e1laI, and LOO ma
rInes5 De sailed north on THURSDAY
after landing General SalgadO's dfVf-
SION 1n2rmesi upou the coast Of Ur4-
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The British Budget.

LoSDoS, april I5.-Sir W. V. Har-
court presented the budget in the
Commons today. Expenditures for
tne coming year are estimated at
- i15, COO leaving . deficit OF s4502
tuu IL Nas proposed to cover tbe d.
nciL oy apprOpriating 81 $50. 600 from
tne sun m0rIgzgsd under the naval
uefen-e act the Increased income tax
and the tax On spirits and beer.
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Pacific Coast News.

SAN FRANCISCO, April I6.-WiL
liam FreGericks. the murderer OI
Cashier Herrieks, has been positively
identified IS the m2n who shot Brake
man Bruce ST ColfsI on June 18th
last He was recognized yesterday
by once boon companion, J. F. Col.
ton. who WAS arrested at Colfax al
the time said he knew the man who
killed the brakeman, and on being
shown Frederiekis picture, said,
80. g--,,.., y
ss 70 Frederick's identity.
Final preparation for the long
awaited Mardi Gras carnival which
viii open tomorrow, are being made.
he festivities will commence in the
morning with the arrival OF Rex Felix
and his retiuUe, and their triumphaI
march through the streets 20 the Mid.
winter Fair.
FRESNO, Cal, April I6.-Ed. Nor
rel was IL Judge Harrisoufs court
this morning to receive sentence for
assisting Chris Evans 10 escape from
l2lI last December and for robbfug
John D Morgan, chief OF police, OF
MS pistol MOrreI was sentenced To
Folsom for life He tried to Law the
blame for everything on Evans. He
SAID MS Evans carried 3 pistol into
jail and that Evans would have killed
him II he had not helped him out and
thGt be Threatened 70 kill him If he
tried to run svay or desert him. He
said Evans hypuotiEed him.
FRESNO, Cal, April I6.-Judgg
Webo this morning fixed the bail Of
+ = Heath st $500, and stated that
the ooudsmen must appear in person
70 qualify.
SAN Francisco, April I6.-The
eleventh juror was secured this morn
ing 10 Try William Fredericks for
the mur1=r Of Cashier Herricks.
San FRANCISCO, ADriI IS-Tha
trial OF Mrs Jane ShAttucE. CHARGED
With the murder Of Harry Poole. her
1a1ghrer's lover, was TO-DAY set FOR
next.
SAN Francisco, April I6.-Msjor
J. blAkeueyf IN charge OF the
7 nitsd States Life Saving Service on
The Pacific Coast, has received orders
rom Washington TO visit Port Oxford
nd aquiua Bay on the coast Of Ore
sour Tor the purpose Of selecting sites Z
or IIf=->ayIng stations 81 or near tbs /
places mentioned The establishment /
u ne| stations has been decided On /
or SOME timer but the stormy ueather 4
prevented the making CT locations.
mi Major Blakeuey expects TO q for I
nat purpose during the coming week
At Shell Mound Park. ia ! targzt 4
contest between teams Of
Teuty men each from several CON-
lanIes Of the First Regiment National
juaris Of California the team from
-oupauy e made = score Of s6S ouc 0f
possible 1000, thus breaking the rec
.ri Of ,62 % long held by the Carson /
5uart Of Carson, New.
The Independent Order Of Odd FzI-
oTs viii begin their celebration in
IAN Francisco, april 23i, which will
ast from Monday until Saturday
light. Odd Fellows from varioG.
arts Of California and from 0ther
.tates On this Coast will come 10 t0En
Q Join IA IL The { eut l. called the
IrLhddy IubIie- Three quarters Of a
-utury ago the order in Ameriea Eas
'rued1 aud the =eventy-ffth auniver
Ary OF that event l. TO be observed.
he day will be devoted TO the Mid
inter Fair.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-04-27
Presidential Nominees

CHICAGO ApsiI I6.-Speaking Of the
possible presidential nominations in
Al interview today, Chauncey VI. De
Pew said II = convention va, held
now the nomination should lie BE-
tween Mckinley and Reed, bat the
next two years would bring others
into the field Harrison he fhon1ht
strong and said his Hawaiian annex
alton .cneEle wa= YER. ronuTsr
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-04-27
British Bearing Sss Bill

LONDON, April l6.-The Behring
Sea oil passed it, committee stage in
the Lords today. Ii wi. be read L
third time tomorrow.
LONDON, April l6--In the House Of
Commons today the colonial secre-
tary said the Behring Sea avEsrd had
been published in British Columbia
last August. By it England was
obliged TO close the SeS against seal
ing during the time specified. The
conditions were differed from those OF
1881, when Canadian vessels entitled
TO il were compensated.
MUNICH, April l6.-COunt Won
Sehaack, the millionaire author, died
here today.
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The Tramp Army.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, April 16-Cox
ey will remain in Cumberland unit
Tuesday, 1t is said 500 has been pai
the army by the street ear company
which is carrying the party.
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Found Carrying a Bomb.

LONDON, April 16.-Polti, an Italian
anarchist, was arraigned this morn
ing. Polti said he purchased tn,
bomb he was carry ng when arrested
from 4 stranger. He was remanded
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-04-27

NEW YORK, April l6.-rhe rsmaius
Of the late David Dudley Field were
today placed upon = special ear at
tached 10 a train haUnd for Stock
bridge, Mass. Members Of the Field
family, including Justice Field, ac-
compauiei the rcmaiUS.
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f,esults OF Hazfrs.

HUNTINGTON. Y. Y, April l6,--A
party of school boys in an attempt to
'haze" new student last night, fired
from revolvers and pasSer-by named
Harper was killed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-04-27
The Jesuits Bill.

BERLIN, April 16,-The bill permit
ting the return of the Jesuits TO Ger
many has passed the third reading il
the Reichstag.
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Took the Short Cut.

New YORK, April l6-Walter
Vendable, son of Commodore Veud-
able, committed suicide in the house
of q relative at Williamsburg today by
cutting his throat. Dependency over
the bad health of his wife is said to
have been the cause.
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Government Took Possession.

PARIS april I6-The long DISPUTE
o-tF-en the municipal aHthoriti--
and th- government - 70 the rizht OF
the preie-t Il the department Of -ein~
70 occupy the Hotel De VIII-, Ia. F,s~r,
terminated By the seizure BY the zDy-
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The Liberty Bell.

NEW YORK, April 10. The Column
bian liberty bell has received al
award from the Word's Fair for lis
patriotic conception, philsnthropiC
purpose, historic value, fine tone and
beauty"
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liidwiuter Fair Religious Con.
2EesS

IL FRANCISCO, SprII Tu.-n-,,re-
sentative divines and Iayuep from
nearly every denomination partiei-
pSsed today in the opening Of the reIi-
glous congress organized under the
auspices OF the executive committee
OF the Midwinter Exposition The
congress will continue in session for
one week and will discuss Buddhism.
historical theism, the relation Of
spiritual forces TO human progress,
the points Of agreement in ali reIf
gious, and kindred subjects.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-04-27

quay near Santa Teresa on the pre-
ViOus evening.
New YORK, April Is. - The
Herald's Rio despSteh says: The
Governments sdvices from Rio
Grauie do Sui state that Admiral
Mello abandoned Sil his vessels, which
were deserted inside the anchorage Of
Santa CAtalius, and taken possession
OF by the Government Tie revolu-
tionary juntS i said 10 hsve fled south
by land.
Portugal has Sccsdei TO the demands
o. Argentina The commander Of the
AlOnZO Aiburquerque has been or
dered 10 BueuoS Ayres aud deliver
the Brazilian refugees to Argentina
He hSs also been ordered to salute the
Argentina flag. Portugal has also
promised that the commander Of the
AlouEo Albuquerque will be tried by
court martial
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LATEST NEWS FROM ABROAD,
Fifteen Thousand Dollars Awarded
70 Miss Pollard.
TIE NEW HAWAIIAN CONSTITUTION

Admiral Ne;IO sim ArOzt- Presidential
Nornirees-The Latest News About
the Nicaragua Cznal-ENNas' Reseusr
Sentenced ts Lie imprisonment Ete-
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Americas Naval Commanders.

WASHINGTON, d. c., April 10
Resr- Admiral Irwin was retired yes
teuisy, having reached his 62d wear.
Admiral kirkland, who succeeds Ben
ham, is now on his way 20 join the
South Atlantic squadron at Monte
video. Commodore Skerrett succeeds
I-Nrin
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Gres. Railroad Strike

st. PAUL, MINI, April 1.-THE
strike on the Great Northern, spread
eastward today 70 williStou, Minol,
aud Devils Lake. y. D, and tonight
reports indicate very eruptive state
OF affairs at 81. Cloud, Mimi, which
may develope into general walk out
by noon tomorrow. The St. Cloud
Brotherhood officers came TO ST. Paul
this evening TO lay their grievances
before President Still. All trains,
both passenger aud freight, arriving
ST points west OF Grand Forks, are
side tracked by the strikers, with the
exception of mail ears, the latter be-
ing sent ahead whenever the officers
OF the ruSi will permit No trains
are moving on the NOntans Central
or GreSt Northern roads from Heleus,
Great Falls or Butte
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Another Monetary Conference

LONDON, April I6.--There is the best
authority for the statement that Lord
Rnsebery is willing 70 assent 10 an
other International Monetary Confer
eace, and such meeting will proba-
bay be arranged through the initiative
Of Germany. Great Britain will not
be represented in the conference, eN-
eept through the delegates from India.
The question OF calling together such
= conference IS already the subject OF
communications between the Govern
meuts in Berlin aud London. Wheth-
er the United States and France will
consent % join the conference If Eng
lsud were represented only through
the deIegssts from India, is : matter
OF inuht
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-04-27

ernment of rooms occupied by the
prefect in that edifice.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-09-08
FRESH POTPOURRl.

BICYCLES are becoming so large a property that some eastern cities tax them.
 A NORWEGIAN woman near Yankton, Neb., is the mother of eight living sets of triplets.
 A BICYCLE to run on single track of railroad has been invented by man in Latah, Wash.
 IN long sea voyages sauer-kraut has been found valuable as a preventive against scurvy.
 FOR short English typewriter girls are called typistes, while the boys are simply typists-
 THR monkeys of South America seem to comprehend the meaning of pictures, and often grin with merriment at a comic design.
 As safeguard against bigamy, it has been proposed that man and wife have each ring tattOoed on the third finger of the left hand
 A WAGON laden with stone at Leb- anon, Ky, knocked down little ne gro and one wheel passed over his head, producing only scalp wound.
 THERE is a way of making artificial ice in France so that when big square of it is violently rapped, it separates into small and perfect cubes.