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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-06-18

BUREAU OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
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Oahu College goo 90
Kane hameha
School. Observation-Disclosures. 700 90
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Stationary and Incidentals
Office and Schools ....... 5000 90
Repairing School-houses. ... 1000 90
Kawaiahao Seminary, Capita
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Expenses of School Agents 5000 90
Capitation Fees, Girls Board
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Girls School, Sisters of the
Sacred Heart ............ 1000 90
Kauai Industrial Home ..... 1000 90
Girls School of ST. Andrews
Priory ................... 1000 90
Manual training and sewing
materials for public schools 1000 90
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-07-25
Armada nezan estnanych.
Ten "a sotva 'sdobehne..

Debs, pfedseda unie zelezni6nfch
d6lnfka, pavrzen byl v patek We
schhzi d6lnictva 0gden's Grove
Chicagu "a presidenta Spojenyoh
Stath co cekanec strany ddlnick6.
Sohhze zi6astnilo 30 as 10000 osob
a v pfijat5ch resolucfch odsuzujf SO
vsechny stare strany polilieks a
pfedpovfda Sc vftezstvf strany lidu
We pffstfch volbacb, jak statnfch,
tax i naroinfch.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-07-25

President Cleveland kons6ns
jmsnoyal tlsny Afbitfatbi komise,
hisfoai plitiny posIedni s,Avky 10.
ls1eitbf syietliti q sAfoveh nayr.
huou,i ma, Iakfmi prss,iedky w.
foynkni mefi ohsma stranami docf.
leno ny bYIo sice jsou 10 Carroll
n Wright komisaf pfAos, Lyman
ffumball Chicago, bysaly senA.
tor spolkoyg q nynf soudes a ko.
ne6nt Dan Magone, bfyaIS vyb1r.
6i ceInik New Yorku.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-07-25

b. dale, lim haze. jssi stare pli
tiett essfdtilo a. letos sslm6.
| plsdplAcsnl ~ tasopis Name
mnaho dlai6iAbs slthoi ! w.
MI Jest pests nesyhnalelue -
|sebi, maaims naIfhate lhdali
|ehnJ diuieiky, sby DE moinosli,
Ioh tAslssbs kdft ne esle, dlah
ssprnsil. NetAIams nsmpl.
~, svsas Cd siech sspoh ntso
muslmr.
pyd Hirolp Zdpads.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-07-25
|zovt lpRAW DOnlC,.
Il washlnxisma.

|sntmoyna poslanch pondtli
tsla ia5 ptoii VI blasam usne.
n. klerim schsaIaje .e rakro
" ylAdy ye stfaIku. FAX jed.
o o bankfotnim rkkonu. v
= doAlo / hla.oyAni - rAkona
/ q piijat i27 proti ~ hlashm.
D Ne s.ieda jcdnAno o ,aleiito.
pch tsksjicfob se rfireni yoIen.
ho.
(ye 6,vrtek pFedloiila Y sntmo.
poslanoh konfereDtni komisc
Avn svou, ic 40 nembie sbod.
u 50 dleny scnktem r.ol' nymi.
anec Wilson zAroyeh ptsdIolil
xromy dopis presideutem mu
ns v n6mi tento naleha aby
'novna POSI-. cd Wilsonosy pied.
M neustupovala. Po delsf de.
mexi kteronz kAral Reed de.
kraty, to pied atyfmi lety iorli.
ak pro svobodu deba,y, ale nynf
aemoand obmezuji, o,lt zprava
Neta a konfere6nf y}b,r now
len. - V pAtek byl -ntmovn6
klidny. Asi pdl tuctu ptedloh
ato bee odporu a jednhn, pax o
iloze ma opravu 6s'asy, die
re by byli voleni senatoti pff.
n hlasovanf voli6h. : V -obotu
pfedloha tato pfijata 1877 pro-
hlashm. T6z pfijaia pfedlo.
aby statu West virginia uavra.
byla pffmh yAlecna dan uloze.
.Akonem re dne 8. srpna 1861.
senatu pfijaty v pondelf
y diva rozpo6ty, totiz pro po
z xAkonodarn6, vykone a sond.
D pro District Columbia. PAX
inano o rozpo6tu pro odbor ho
" sky. - V dtery pokracovano
Eanf temae roxpoctu k na-
sen. Hansbrougha vlozena do
ab poloaka million na hubenf
aku ruskeho. Dive rfedlohy
eovny prosly sice jedna po.
jfcf zfizenf mostu pres Missi.
pi u Dobuque druha povolu-
znovu vym6fenf okresh Grant q
ecker v Nebrasce. $3.50 We stfedu
pAuo rozpo6tu pro potfeby
anske a debatovano hlavn6 o
zee sl,o95,00o ku podpofe
indianskych udraovanych ma
rvacich rhznymi cirkvemi, hlav.
iatolickou. V t5l den pfijata
loha, ably We statech pro Ater6
{ sakon o pozemcich suchopar.
|. vyhrazeno bylo po miliouu
!, kazdem, ktere by prodavaly
sn skutecn5m osadnfkhm v ma.
roxmerech.
senatu oxnamil We 6tvrtek senA.
Voorhees, neshodu kor.ere6nf
iise o celnfm zAkon6 a zalezitost
atfm ma stdl poloaena. PAX
bAno dale o rozpo6tu pro potfe-
kpdiAnske a pfijata oprava, ably
.fske skoly pro InIiany po.
blu nahrazovany byly skolami
infmi. Rozpocet konedn6 po
sfch oprayach pfijat. - v pa
pfedevsata pfedloha celnf a by
debaty patrno, 10 sena .ofi cftf
kelice urazenymi a pokofenymi
sem presidentovSm, IL rs VI
pfedeils 6ten byl v -nemovne
anod. Senator Hill, dayny cd
. presideutdv, oinil vyminku q
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-07-25
OMAHA NEBRASKA VI srhfoU 2s ttWfact 1894.

isR,sm ~ hktslai.s isIaA paliele
spaIkest. jfmi iAdk ss, sby ssiAsfy
dlahoPisy tfso, Issoi ! piotay.
nlehf 80 tlssly, tsIeAma odbpfu
bss ed1ls'is edsvsdkny byly. 80 pr
dlshoplsy " psatsam slAdy .ppI
hove - podobaif tAkoay spolsest
liza pisssaposkay Isoa GsvsfaAf
stone pfohlksil. ~ M lksIsst tato
lkdntbo oblsds btkli nsbads . 90
lidiI 80 nsIfyehlsIii dohe,oyssf
obleJassths podla. i'oiaiaTsk
nkdelhtka iajatbo odbsfa pfohla
soska Jest ra nsopeistatntnt, ne
bor jim prAsa ak,ni obmesoykna
by byIs
ss,f 'elerysIsass.
A. II. White, nkl seleyysIsaeo v
llaakg. podaI presidentu fesiRnaoi
aladu ns Isho misto navrien byl
pfesidentem po-Ianso clifton X.
Iifeekinridgs q Arkansasu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-07-25
Nestesti ' slevarne.

V Carnegie.ovS sldvarno We
Homestead, Pa, prasknul We 6tvr-
TEX kotel vn6mz 1900 liber roxta-
veneho kovu se nal6xalo 6tyfi
dalnfci byli timto smrtelne po'
pAleni.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-07-25

Palimanoys spoIstsost palace.
sjsb sosh FtehIksils pk,ek pfavi.
dsinoa sgcu ttgflletei dividends
obaosa . pfaesnt A pax IsatA
ohee railmau, aby ma selsInost Va.
iila. ls yla4'nt pfoitlkyk
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-07-25
pa..alt slmlr.

biF ~ - slfshY % ss0lahan
tosaj hei,yis . polobaebo osada
do3ssls - pptAtksm tidas ! Kst
ffnii. i'm ale fuf,lilsm, - Ism 80
sifahy uui mi.tnioh sdsolhna bYla
dtlstei fkdi ds pfAes ny 80 byll sfA.
tili, tdyly , lss spoletoost lsIesaithi
d. pfAes plilmosti i eh,tIa. v Chi
esgu naasi dplns klii, lak ~ lii "
tttnsk \ veterb fosks, / odyoihni
soj.ka syolkostho dkn b5,i mohl a.
polobut ] milies domh poslkoa
V Pullmanovt akgodn natIo - "a.
tsk praeovati a prsfm pistsm, kdsi
byIa prAce tabkIeha, byla prAdelna,
kaml pie. 20 dissk 20 pfihlksilo.
ri q plile.i,osii doilo i v|,fino.
stem, nehof dtlnice, 10 prhoo 81
pfAee se ubifajci, yitAny Cd sihs
kafh d jieh rodiu nsdAvkami n Ia i
tam ! ksmsnem po nich hoxeno. Ts
boi doe pfeyriony stock Yards
diva yory, dobytkem nsloient, a ma
kladni ylak drhhy Northwestern q
koleji yysinut. v sobolu zatdeno
bylo dalsich 10 staykhf6, proti mimi
velkou porotou spolkovou obzalobn
pro kladenf pfekaiek doprave poito.
vni yxneiena byla viiehni dAni pod
zarukou cd $4,000 do $1,000 obnase-
jicf. v nedeli yydano bylo provo.
lanf vykonnym yyborem unie zff-
zench zeieznidnich vefejnosti
americke, Y kterez tato zada sc IN
spolup0sobeni boji proti spole6no-
sti Pullmanov6 sice tim, ze spa
cich voza Pullmanoyyoh poulivati
nebude So zkratka a dobfe potaduje
80 ma obeceDstvu zavedenf vseobec-
n6ho boykotu proti Pullmankam.
Tehoz dne vydano americkou fedo-
racf prace provolanf k veskeremn
organizoyanemu d6lnictvu, nemz
tato ku sbfrkam We prospGch obha-
jovacibo fondu obzaloyanych vddcd
stavkath SO vyzyva. " Kaifornii
al do ned6le nebyla poysechna stu.
ace lepsl nez dnech minulycb, n v
Oakland nasledkem vzmahajfcfch Sc
nasilnostf byl dokonce mayor nucen
vydati proklamaci, kteroua obcan-
styu nafizovano, co nejm6n6 ma uli-
cich no ukazovati ysech vytrznostf
ne varovati. V patek zapoclo jedna.
nj 0 tom "a jakych podminek stavka
ii do prace vrati,i by SO mohli a Wy
hlfiky ma docilenf smiru znaGn6
zlepsepy obdrSenfm telegram cd
pfedsedy unie, Debse, jimz mfstni
unie k vyjednavanf k odvolanf
s,avky opra, neua, kdyz draha uvolf
so stavkafe beg vYminky zpet do
pracc pfijmouti. v sobotu skute6n6
take We schhzi stavkafa jednohlasn6
usneieno, stavku IA ukonGenou pro.
hldsiti, aniz by pfi tom jake pod
mfnky draze kladeny byly. Spoiled
most po obdrzenf zpravy rozhodnu-
Il tonic prohlasilo, ae Fad stayka-
RI pouze tolk do prace ich vezme,
kolis doplnent mist jich potfebo-
vati bude a jeste ae vesme je zpet
pouze co jednotlivce ne co cleny
unie zffzenod zeleznidnich. Kaady,
kdoz ma dale u drahy Southern Paci
fc bude chtft pracovati, must pry
nynf styrditi pflsahou, DC 6lenem
zadn6 unie neni, ze po dobu : rok6
k aadn6 unii defnick6 sc neptl'a a |
ze, pokud vhbee zamastnan u So. |
Pacific drahy bude, 6lenem zadne
podobne organisace SO nestane. -
Podobnd, jako v Kalifornii, skonoi-
la ! stavka Hammond, Ind, a 81. |
Louis, kdez uniemi odhlasovano |
stavku odvolati q za kazdych podmf
mex do praoe SO vratlti. V posled- |
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-07-25

FR"@F@AW W"H#tN fsFHWfFAHf
I'o dIgabe q hoflist dsbaiA usas.l
% senkt, iak Iako den pied lim
sakmoyss poslsnoh, H. ~ ssAhs
nsustsupl odfotiI ss pa DO poa
dalkA
konfsrenthi komiss obou sntmo.
ven, nstanosenk l dohodnsti -
eelaim sAsont, psmhis dr.ptu ka
.hodt, Iak Isme minale Iii sapo
vtdthL IIlavni pisdmttY o nai 80
edhA o ktef6 iemokrata mssi
sebou nemohoa 20 dohodnonii Iest
olo ~ oahr, Ieleso q ahIi. Demo.
kfatt se sn6mosny posIsneh psIa
bait ma 10, ably ikdnd clio ma tyto
piedmtty nebyIo, sla. dsmokra,i.
tti seuatoGi doyoruIi, ie ponse jen
uloisnim Ella m lyto byIo ' senate
umointno pfiletf pledloby q ie
tudii cd ella ma " piedmtty upu.
stiti nemohou. We 6tsrtek proto
.polednA komise ornkmila .namoy.
nam, ie 80 shodn1nti nemhte al
Esolena nova komise konferendni.
President Cleveland, nsmi Jest
x1Amo, ie libuje 81 v senracfcb,
pfipravil op6t jodnu ye dtyrtck.
kdyk jednalo se sn6movnd po.
.lancd o rpray6 kooferep6nf komi.
se, oxnhmil poslanec Wilson ('otec'
oelnf pfedloby, ku ktcre sc ale
nynf nexna), 10 obdriel soukromy
dopIs cd presidenta Clevelanda,
kteryi mu ale president dovolil
vefcjnost dati proto jej dal pfe6i
sti. Tyce se ovsem otaxky celni.
President vyxYva Jim Wilsona, ably
nalehal M to, ably strana zhstala
vdrna zasadam SWIM splnila sv6
sliby, jinak ze bude po nj veta.
(Jedna 40 mu tedy vice o stranu,
nez lid a narod.) Pfedloha Gel.
nj jak uprayena demokraty y senatu
nenf pry demokratickou pfijmuu
teze bylo by zradou hanbou stra-
ny. Pfedevsfm domaha sc demo.
kraticka strana snrovin ella sprostG.
nych a to must b9t. Clio ma cukr
ochranou cukerniho trustu, to pry
ua neni proti demokratick6 zasad6.
Dan pfijmd jest pry vostf,
ale mad tou 30 must oko zamhoufit
yd6i opray6 celnf.
Rcpublikane ' North Dakot6
odbyyali statnf svou konvcnci ve
6tvrtek Grand Forks za G6elem
navrzeni 6ekanct pro veskery ifady
statnf. IA guvernera navrzen Roger
Allen. ~ Zvlastnfm phi vysledku
konvence jest, ze ami jedinky 2 poll
tick6ho ringu, o namz 80 myslelo,
ze lfstek svdj prosadf, navrzen ne
byl.
Utah staten.
President Cleveland podepsal
pfedlohu, kterouz dzemf Utah do
syazku stat6 pfijfmano jest, v ite-
~ pred pdl noci uice perem, KITE
req obyvatelstvem dzemf toho
zylast6 k d6eli tomu venovano
bylo. Nasadka pera zhotovena Jest
ze zlata stffbra, pom6ru 10 ku
u, dsms sm5sirnf obyvatelstva
vzhledem k otazce pendzni znazor.
memo byti ma. Nasadka | pero
toto ulozeny budoa kapitolu no
veho Statu 90 vzacna pamatka hi
storicka.
Pro svrchovanost statni.
ZakonodArstvo statu Mississippi |
pfijalo v poslednfm SVEN zasedanf
zakon, jfmz guvern6r, pokladnfk
auditor opravn6ni k vydanf $500 |
dolarovych dluhopisd statnich do
obnosu 100000, ofma pen6znf kri-
ri v statu tom odpomoaeno b5ti
melo dluhopisy ony mfsto penex
papfrovfch po celem stAtu xauj.
mouti meli. v souhlase so xAko-
nem tim objednany dluhopisy ty
jedne st. louiske firmy, sotya 10
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see - rsssss ysg.ss sf - >. s.s
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kslifofaii. pfahiAails telii, - ikJsg
tlsn snie . NJ ~ 8tls samtsinkgkn
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-07-25
ssvt 1elesyslaass.


spfAyci konkursni podstaty T..
Pacific drahy uyefejnili We 6tvrtek
ygkax piijmh q yydAnf drbhy u
m mtaic kytteb. die vykaru tcho
obnAsel bruhy pffjcm mtsfci tom
t1,633,22l.sG yydanf s2,t6e,.
eO5.ii, tax H. zdstal 6lsty yytsiek
s373,3l5.85, cod Jest o sts7,eii.s3
meme ncf v temte mtsici roku mi.
nuleho. IA pet mesich, kondfcich
81. kydtnem, obnascly pfGmy SILL.
77e,os7.sa a vydant 80, is7,7o5.bi,
TAX 10 znstal pfcbytek s2,3oi,.
1920.
Cyklon Kentucky.
Mds,ccko Wilmore, KY, bylo v
noel . patku na sobotu navItiyeno
cyklonem a vetsina budov rozmete.
ma. Dvanact osob bylo padajfcfmi
troskami randno, jedna smrtelna.
Ma okolnfch farmach Spdsobeny
skody resmfrne, nebot nejen ze bu.
dovy rozmeteny, ale | stromy ko-
fene vyvraceny a yeskera tem6f
droda zni6ena.
PoGet cizozemcI ' S0ustati
DIE zpravy censovniho odboru
name W SpoJenych Statech 69,.
o22, $50 obyvateli celkem 9,24o,547
nebo Ii l5 procent cizozcmch, totiz
osob cizine rodilSch. Ma jed
notliva staty pfipada toho podet
nasledovnf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-07-25
Dan : pfI.ishovaleei,a.

Poslanec Meiklejohn podal ' pA.
tex sn6uoynt poslanoh pfedlohu,
kterhi IA dtel obmereni ptist6ho.
yaleotva miti ma a sice docfleno
toho b5ti ma ulozenfm dane oh.
nosa 800 ma kaideto pfist6hoyal.
ce, do Soustati pfiobarcjicfho. y
pnsobcnf zhkona tobo vyjmuti byli
by pouze tact pfistthovalci, kteff
by sem yyzsani byIi jfmz by costa
piibuznSmi y5placena byla, pffbu.
znS takf musel by ale obcanem
bgti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-07-25
CykIon ' Idaho.

y Boise, Idaho, oznameno v So
botu, 10 okres Elk navstiyen byl
zhoubnym cyklonem, pryym to
historic Idaho. Cyklon provAxen
byi neobycejue prudkym krupoti
tim, ifmz tisfce kusd dobytka, hla-
vn6 ovcf, k smrti utluceno. Misty
napadlo krnp AZ do vysky palc6.
Me- olik osob bylo padajfcfmi tro-
skami poraneno a jen tomu, ze kra-
jina tamnf pouzc fidce osazena jest,
jest co dekovati, ze po6et ob9tf
yetafm nebyl. = Zpravy 0 Skodach
zpdsobenSch jsou velmi ffdkymi,
an spojenf telegrafcke pferuseno
bylo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-07-25
velky pozar.

Birmingham, Ala, navstfveno
bylo sobotu rama pozarem, jfmz,
nez utlumen byl, "a vice jak tfi
ctvrte milionu dolard skod spdso-
beno. Polar vznikl Stowerove
obchode nabytkem nez hasici ma
mfsto Sc dostavili, nalezala 80 jiz
celia budova jedinkem plameni a
nez tomu zabraneno b5ti mohlo,
rozsffily SO plameny pres ulici "a
chvatily hotel Caldwell, nejv1tsf to
a nejlepe zaffzeny hotel ma celem
iihu. Mimo budov techto zni6en
byl pozarem velkoobchod 8 obuvf,
Perry Mason Shoe Go. a n6kolik il
nych mensfch badov. - Ma se "a
TO, ze polar sp6soben byl jiskrou,
ze svetla elektrick6ho odletnavsf.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-05
MURDEROUS KNIVES
IN THE HANDS OF SLAvs CUT A NON
UNION MINER TO PIECES.
Vile Coke Strikers When They
Caught a Victim.

CONNELLSVILLE, Pa, Aug. "A
evening which shows that the violent spirit
of the striking Slavs is not yet subdued.
While Samuel Matthews, who recently de-
serted the strikers, returning home
from work a number Of Slavs. who were
passing, attacked him. Matthews soon
captured and then followed one Of the
cowardly, cruel scenes the Slavs have -
often enacted in this region. The fugitive,
hemmed in by numbers. struggled desper-
ately to protect himself.
A big Slav pushed in and struck ct his
neck with a knife. Matthews threw out his
and the blade buried ii above
the elbow. Dodging another blow with
knife the weapon penetrated his shoulder.
There was storm of blows, and every
hand striking them held a knife. Tive
Slavs struck from behind and stabbed him
in the back almost simultaneously. Then
he was down under foot being kicked
and trampled, while men stopped To stab
him in his helpless condition. Then a
crowd that had been drawn by the attack
charged on the Slavs, drove them back
and rescued the terribly wounded man
He was carried to his home, and efforts
were made TO stanch the blood and a
wounds will prove fatal. He is now tn
conscious. The Slavs who did the stabhing
fed and have not yet been arrested.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-05
FLED TO MEXICO.
Rev. Savage, Who Robbed the Govern
ment in the Indian Schools.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 4. - The investiga-
ton of the Perris Indian school, in Califor-
MIA, has resulted in charges of gross ras-
cality and frauds perpetrated on the gov
ernment by Rev. NJ. II. Savage, former
superintendent. The charges are made in
the reports of Gen. Frank c. Armstrong,
the Assistant Commissioner of Indian Af-
fairs. and of special agent Shelby. who have
just completed the investigation.
Sufficient facts have been shown" says
General Armstrong, in his report, "to land
Savage in State prison. This should be
done if he can be caught. 1 think he has
escaped TO Mexico, and he should be fol-
lowed up and an example made of him if
he can be extradited From the first trans
action three or four years ago to the day
he left Savage was in some way defraud
ing the government He stole at least one
third of ali the money reported by him as
disbursed for the school"
The investigation was commenced some
time ago, but the charges were not made
public until to-day. Iii some way Savage
obtained knowledge of the action of the
bureau, and left on June 13 for parts un-
known. 1t is suspected, however. that he is
in Mexico, and search is being made, and
if caught efforts will be made by the De-
partment of Justice for his extradition.
The Treasury Department has been noti-
fed that Savages accounts for two years
back have been incorrect Investiga ton
will also probably be made of the Fort
Shaw and Chilocco schools, careful exami-
nation by an inspector and special agent
having been suggested in an official report
General Armstrong in making his report
recommends that every open market pur-
chase be carefully looked into and traced
and that clerks for all bonded schools be
appointed by the Indian Office, and no su-
perntendent be allowed TO employ as a
clerk any member of his family. He as
serts that he is convinced that there is
more rascality in bonded schools than any
other branch of the Indian service and
that very few bonded schools are free from
fraud and corruption.
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STANFORD'S MILLIONS
GOVERNMENTS CLAIM FOR S15,OOO,-
900 A CLOUD ON THE TITLE.
First of the Central Pacific Bonds
Not Due TIL 1895, but the widow
Wants a Test Case at Once.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4.-The Chron-
icle says: Although the claim of The
United States against the Leland Stanford
estate for $15,0o0000 does not be-
come due until Jan. 16, 1895. there
is every reason to believe that
the proceedings in the State courts to col
lect the alleged Indebtedness will be COM
menced at a much earlier date. The suit
has put a cloud on the title of every por-
ton of the valuable estate, there to remain
until the legality of the claim has been
passed on by the court, until the time
for commencing an action for enforcing
its collection has passed. and the
right for such suit lost. When,
few days ago, Mrs. Stanford, by
her attorneys, notified the government that
its claim against the estate had been re-
jected. it was generally believed that
further action would be taken until the first
bonds of the Central Pacific company had
become due. Until that time the govern
ment would have no legal right to enforce
its claims Since that time. however, it is
said that Mrs. Stanford has submitted to
the United States, through its representa-
tive, District Attorney Charles A. Garter.
a proposition for friendly suit. The gov
ernmenr is asked 10 bring its suit without
waiting until Jan. 16. 1895, when a portion
of the claim will be due. In the event of
this proposition being found agreeable the
administrators OF the estate will waive the
right 10 object on the grounds that the
claim is not due. This will be. to all in
tents and purposes, suit TO quiet title.
The administrators are exceedingly anxious
to have the matter cleared up. Mrs. STAN
ford and her attorneys are confident that
the governments stand is wholly inbound
ed and that a Judgment In its favor will
never be granted Therefore. the prospect
for a long delay in the settlement and dis
tribution of the dead Senator's estate is
not inviting, and will be prevented IL such
a thing is possible. The sequestration OF
an amount sufficient 10 meet the govern
ment's claim would mean the swallowing
up OF the entire estate. and Will be fought
vigorously The distribution of the estate
cannot take place until all the claims
against II have been settled, and Ii has
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-05
23O MILES OVER ICE.
Wellman Polar Explorers Travelled
After Their Ship Was Crushed.

COPENHAGEN, Aug. A member OF
the Wellman expedition telegraDhs from
Tromsoe that the Ragnavald-Jarl, the
steamship which conveyed the explorers to
the edge of the ice pack. was crushed in
the ice on May "a, in latitude So;S1 and
longitude 1857. Captain Bottelfsen. Win
ship, Heyesdami. Wastfalt and Hovdt un-
dertook the journey over the ice, taking
with them aluminium boats in the hope of
finding a sealing ship to convey them to
Norway. They met the sealer Maiygen,
Captain Petersen. on July "a, at Rodeoorg,
after travelling 250 miles over the ice and
mourning countless risks and endless suf-
fering. Captain Bottelfsen is fitting
out a ship 10 go to the assistance Of Wei
man and his companions who, on June IL,
were six miles east of Cape Platen. 1t is
added that Hyervohl, the ski runner, is on
Danes island with Professor Oyen.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-05
1T WAS sIDETRACKED.
Two Hours of Debate ON the Resolus
ton tO Recognize Hawnii.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4-The resolution
for the recognition of the Hawaiian republic
introduced in the House by Mr.. B0utelle
was sleetracked by the committee on for
eign affairs to-day. After a two hours dis
cussion of the question the Democrats car
red a motion 10 adjourn by party vote.
except for the position taken by Mr. Geary.
OF California. who again stood with the Re-
publicans in favor OF recognition The adj
joUrament carries the question over 70 the
next regular meeting. next Thursday.
Mr. Geary furnished the most interesting
passages OF the discussion to-day, as he
did at the first meeting. He informed his
Democratic colleagues frankly that Mr.
Boutelle had introduced the resolution, hop
ing and expecting that the Democrats
would reject IL. For one, he did not pro-
pose to help fulhll Mr.. Boutelle's desire
to furnish the Republicans with campaign
material
I'VE might as well admit that the Demo-
cratic party has blundered In its treat
ment OF this Hawiian question, said Mr..
Geary, "and we cannot afford 10 make
another bluDder."
He declared that the Democratic record
on the question was exceedingly unpopular
i'm his State; that the people were all Op-
il was a very hard question for Densceratio
Congressmen from California 20 meet and
explain. He would refuse TO be party
to another blunder
When he had finished Mr.. Van Noorhis.
Republican, OF New York. who had made
the motion 10 report the resolution, rose
to say that ne indoFsed what Mr.. Geary
had said about Democratic blunders. and
supposed another blunder would be made
by tabling the resolution.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-05
ONE HOBO MAY DIE.
Result of Friday Nights Fight with the
Jeffreyites.

CoNNELLSVILLE. Pa, Aug. 4-Tbe
man who is at the Cottage Hospital in the
serious condition, the result of last nights
battle between Jeffreyites and railroaders
is Thomas Lacey, of City Falls, la. His
skull was fractured by a blow from a
coupling pin in the hands of one of the
railroad men. Lacey may not recover
jeffrey was in the thick of the fight last
night, but was only slightly wounded
Some of the hoboes attempted to burn n
string of box cars that was standing in
the yard. The switchmen discovered tho
flames in time to prevent much damage