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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

Far Man with Nerve to Make Some
Easy Money.

New York Sun,
.If anybody wants 10 make $50 be
oan do Il bv collecting all the nerve he
can and going up 10 my ~ present very
much disturbed town" said citizen Of
Hrcade. Wyoming county. You talk
about people being Worried Hari times
n,nv he nlaving hob with other folks, hut
,he folks IN Ia Arcade amt letting a
little thing ike bard times bother them,
They arc having something inat y giving
tbem cbills worse than hard times can
~ iem Thie n the way Il Is; 4 year
40 this spring n farmer living about
\ mile from Arcade got II into bis head
fhat there was oil or salt or gns or
snmethng under his farm He talked u
I'M and by and by got II into other peo-
pie's heads that there must De some
snd they formed the Arcade On. SAT-
Iron Coal and Gas company.
fTr,cv wanted 10 be comprehensive ana
nat miss ANYTHING. They put down a
weu. They put 1t down until tneY
thought they must be as fnr under me
farm as there was any hoiioil; anp' ~
bavf7s found any enc Of the ihpss ihat
,sve them a ritht TO the title OF their
eetnpany. they thought the proper thing
~ al vas 10 shoot the vel with nitro
eivceriue nnd see what that would 90.
They set OF nitrO-glyeerine mil the
farmers IaFil MAN AAAtN.s 'ffH' - =
snd then they had q gallon eau OF the
extlosive left They had nothing TO
shoef ibis gallon can of IN. 80 they took
tbe ean ovrr to the creek. where there
,sss some more land. and buried i m 9
hnuk Nlir0-glycerine y ticilish stun
Ia have lying around Loose Ia 2 connn-
liz. rs even trihing shock or coueus-
si3n 4 liable 10 set 4 going, and when
r,frs.rivcerine gets 70 going q doesn't
isaye much IN itH vicinity 70 ten how the
,ira,instance happened 10 begin.
..Weu they hurled this gallon can o.
.o,dan.ed earthquake 10 me bank Of the
cr-et aus forgot nll about w. Anpiner
Ming we DO ~ around Arcade u %
NAE maple syrup and put 4 ~ 10 TN
asor ar the market. Floods 20 the erfek
XIX also 8 specially vita ny. a couple
"a weeks ago long came one ~ tnrae
gnols II was bank hlga. Along zane
N IN same time one Mr. hgraue hast
~ Arcade. He came along IN TINE 10
~ 4 bie tin can 10 ne afi 81 being
wa.hed DOT ~ the greek bank W inc
n'a9 Ahf aid he. Maple strip. By seis-
sorsr -, Il. can o.t 81 The
,..s,er -aud starfei home Win q. fnei-
w rood IL hsdn't gone far rhen ~
nj nsighbcr. who va > i1fmpeF OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

wouldn't speak TO tie NIan she Lnycd for
Year.

Wonldn't Speak 10 the Atan she Loved for
Year.
Trimble fTenn9 Special ST. Louis Republic
Mrs. Jerry Cartel. Of near Trimbe. has
iust hr1kon rash vow which she inadc
over twelve months ago, aud which she
sorruwfnlly regretted having eyer made
About eightoen mouths $50 Mrs; e1rieil
was Mas Fannie BrHinhley. q beautiful
young lady Of eighteen years. hnd Ieffy Car
tell was her favored sultDr. hnt az ~ geu-
prailr the ease with young uYers, quar-
rci arose between them sad IN the heat
0f passion Misa Fannie angtlly bade her
lover lehye her presence ana vowed W hiEb
heaven shc would never speak 20 HIN ngniu.
srhe disronsniafo lover tool lia departure.
but. as be fairly worshipci tho SRI, he ar
dently kci out N eject reconciliation.
Al ihat Ia answer 90 b iftNuL pleading
him loving forgiFlnR mrsiaHe-
Ovorjoyed ~ the happy termination ~
Affairs. be hurried 20 " e2,8f o. Mi.s
fecfinnntely. bht without word u well
come Taxing a tablet and pencil from
dosfi she began q written CONVEX aAtlpl as
though she could not Hpeai word. Gar
Ten pleaded the uaelessness and foolishness
or suCh proeeedinre, but ~ faln, - his
sweetheart positively Icfa.eg 70 utter
word 10 him. ahs j. very iefolt, member
~ the Methodist church and WA iirmlJ
Impressed with the ldea mat y abe should
break her rhsh VOW ugd Woail punish her
ily striking her dhmb when me could hieak
h 30 one slo was constantly on her guard
far frar she might forget hfftcif aud speak
70 hel lover. thcrrsy bringing iris terrible
yisiiHtiun upon her.
Inc cnuriat1n proceeded VIA Pencil nnn
naprf fnr several months, and then ufy
were Joined together 10 ihe 10y bonds q
mafrlinouy. During thrr married he 81
nearly u year Mrs Cartan never spoke 20
her husband until sgme days l1q
last fhristnns Mr. thrifil innlr ~. VIE
present 81 . lnadAoue and costly pair
az vase The other mcfnins we hnthnnd
was bringiur 81 40 hfnfnl nf Nnol und
strnel one N Tho vases ana knocked % 90
he noor, whore q broke into hundred
flafrs.
'aoh Jerry, ioqt wha, ydu have donef
she was horribly shaeked AZ apeatinr y
htr h1shand. anl Believed that Sno hld
been stricken dumb 10 ascertain The cQr-
feffucss 81 her belief she fpite Up alfu
again. aud was dyrriQyfi 20 disrosrT that
Der organs 81 speech had not been IN ne
Ia H. laDpincsa n again bearing hls
Wifi speak a. llim gery follet hsr % gag
arms. Uepf tears n jly nn1 thqnktl GOD
fdr he breaking ~ fhe vase, w. and oiff.
Cartel fee o. y giq.l nag heeu liiea
ffHn fhefr h0rn and ihers D. no Jap
pisf couoas today ~ pycg eorniy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

the Arcade oil. salt. Coal. lron aud
Gas COMPANY. The urirhhor was about
ge Stop aud talk with Mr. kas, when he
SAW the can and recognized u. lilo
turned whiter than n whitewashed fence,
and ran down the street like mad. Mr..
Kast looked after him IN amnzcment for
a moment, and then went on. Right in
the heart Of town no met another neigh
hor That neirhhor stepped and was 10
ink TO cay q few words about the weather
or something. when his eyes EEL on the
cah. With : veil that made Mr.. Hu.
ratio kasi ilfap, the neighbor tere away
like race horse.
I" The Arcade Oh, Salt. Coal, Iron apd
Gas company seems 10 be getting sra4ier
q blame sight than 1t was when Il pnt
down that welll said Mr., kast. watch
ing this second neighbor's coal iails dis
appear around the hnst corner.
Just then / happened along myself.
/ saw knst and the eau.
'kast, said l. seems 60 me That "
] were you I'D take that nilroglycerinc
back. where GOT It from. i won't
be Of any use ia. you, aud Arcade Is 700
nice place TO be dug up and tunhNd
around prmiscgous just vet.
Say, Horatio kast let that can tall
on the stone sidewalk as II IL had been
q red'hot stove, II went down with u
thud, aud WHY Il Didn't 70 Oh like
/ twenty eannons Is known only 70 that
| NlAlt-HAl cfflut iAotlAs a ANoA ANtiA AihAt'l
shock than that has opened W tous Of
the stun. But the can didn't 20 Oh.
l went on very fast. So did Horatio.
But that can Of nltro.g lycerine sits rleht
/ there ON the sidewalk where horaun
dropped IL. Nobody passes by that part
Of town at all. People have moved out
Of their houses by the back way ON
that block ! have no doubt thai some
folks IN Arcade are saying that camc
down here TO New York on account III
al large IN There. But that isn't SO.
The Arcade OH. salt Iron and Gas CON.
pany is pledging itself to pay $50 IN cold
cash 10 anybody who VIII take That can
away and dispose 81 Il. hut whom | came
away there had been no takers. Now
here's chance for eomohody. ,fhip
dollars amt being scattered around like
that every day, not IN these times.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
ATR0CloUS CRUELTY.
TWO CHICAGO MEN, WHILE
DRUNK. HoRRiBLy BURN
A Porter with Reh-Hot Poker "Tor
Fun"-His Eyebrows and Ilashcs
scorched on-Thcy're In Jail.


by Associated Press.
Chicago, March i1--Albcr, Barlow
sky, is years old, and George Dunn, a
bartender were arrested today for in
licting serious and cruel wounds upon
Thomas n. Davies, a porter ia a barber
shop, with a nd hot poker. Davies went
to the saloon owned by Barkowsky's IA
Their, greatly under tie influence Of liquor,
and tho injuries were inflicted by tho
prisoners. Both OF his eyebrows wcc
burned away. and under each eye the hot
iron burned track an inch long, aud 4
similar mark was left behind each ear
On each wis; he skin was burned away
for an inch and half. on each leg the
hot inn burned almost to the bone. In
the r'gion of ghe abdomen. also, there ar
severn burns, while many Of lis ribs
were traced with the hot iron. He will
probably be cripple for life, Tho pfis.
0ncrs had NO reason for their diahelcil
treatment Of the unfortunate man ga
sept purc maliciOuancSa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

troiuc,,d himself II was casc Of love
al frs, sigl,L and thcy asrccd to gct
married.
The guardian objected, hut the younig
and his objections went for nnueht. The
happy young conrlc went to Millari's
suite Of rooms and. securing a marriage
license, ciied IN Squire France and
were married. Mr. MeKinnie Witnessed
the ceremony and extended conrraiula-
tons The couple left for Chicago to
dny willard savs his father is prom
inent Cincinnati broker.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
KIDNAPPED
WAS YOUNG FRANK STEELE AND
coMPELhED TO MARRY.
Rice and His Accomrlicc Indicted
for kidnapping. Conspiracy
and PERJURY.


By Associated Press
Iawerenecburg, Ind. March IL
Several weeks ago there appeared an ac-
count OF the supposed runaway marriage
Of Eva $, Rice, Of Rabbit Hash. Ky,
and Frank Il. Steele, OF Rising sun.
Ind, The bride was IL. the groom 10,
The marriage took place at the Stevenson
House, in LawrenechprE, Ind, with
long-haircd brother Of the bride and
cowboy companion the only friend Of
either party present, soon after the
ceremony tDe newly made husband dis.
appeared, and the deserted bride. with
her brother and friend failed 10 end him.
Night came on, the abandoned wife re-
manned at the hotel alone, while her male
companions started ON search for the
abscomded husband. He never came
back, and the detected bride. after several
wearisome days of waiting, reluctantly
returned to her Kentucky home. The
matter was soon forgotten, but the re-
port Of a lAwrenccburg grand jury today
revivee the affair, and furnishes a strange
sequel. for that deliberate body returned
an Indictment against Basil Dlke Rice.
the brother Of the child-wiic, and William
Arnold the cowboy friend, for tho crne
of kidnapping conspiracy and perjury m
procuring the marriage hcense mat on-
uptVu w Vli'vie''''h ~ ,,,,s, hiin,r r.
| Il' Mhunk sul n"u .tSi ,,I,,,.,s 49,
nHSpa''V au9 ,,,,ao,,ts ,,r, i1srl yas
VIVA IVY n.y., NJ, Nj M bsyinr r6r-
| eaken the path OF virtue and ntmbled IN
| the pasture fields Of sinful pleasure, was
about TO pay the penalty OF loves
| ncphuousutss, Suu ~ P'Attrt 49, -, y,
nave 9usnNlu nliuur Nv ,,,ii nj
iier merry ppo'nV" paeii A3uS - 49,
| PROPOSED 70 ger HuspaHu lvr hNl'
Several young fellows i is SAID We're
| approached upon me matter nui neisnur
| nero threats nor hpunsmng plslolS h1V-
cceded, and in two alleged instances the
| attempt was a failure .r -,
Then the. assistance OF bily Atnnll
| was secured. and billy soon mapped ON
course Of procedure and managed the
| matters with brilliant success, but &c,
| cnrlinr to the views of hoosier grand
| jury. with great illegailly. bllly anu
| Bnsil brought the girl ncroas the river
| 10 Rising san. AMI then running across
| Young Frank Steele, who u tie son OF
| r. A. Steele treasurer OF thar county,
they drew their revolyers and, with their
deadly weapons pointed az his head. com
| PEELED him 80 get INTO buggy win ihein'
communicate with his father or friends,
forced him to accompany them 20 another
county. and. With threats OF instant
death. ,,ompeied him 10 marry The girl.
thpy procuring the license, and swearing
thnf 10Th nc and the Girl werr Of lawful
me- 10 marry without the assent Of
parents or guardians.
A., hath were under legal age an In
| dictment far ncriurv has bccn found.
Nrnnid aud pricc mid for the license
and all oxpenscs and did not relax theii
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

" AH7DVIHTNI TTN70l
Chicago. March IL. Representatives. Of
the United international Groups Of Chicago
observed The twenty -ililfd anniversary ~
The PART commune today The suee' hes
utnrly al ~ which were 10 foreign
tongues, were mia and urrtainrd chiefly
TO existing lahoI troubles THE hnli was
pr0fhfely dfape1 with cloth Prominent
lists who were executed ia chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

They Met Only Few Hours Before
Their Marriage.


d NTTT7TTTT77 7 ~
Fort Wayne. Ind. March ia very
rBmrntis marriage ocfHrrei "a ihis 'iiy
fhis morning Yesterday Earl Eugene
willard. Chicago printer. arrived IN
fhe els and lie slipr evening vas mar.
rioi ia Miss Myrtle Shields. = handsome
Fort W4yne drphAn eifl. whom D. had
le.yar seen uotil few hours before the
marriage The coupic hHd hera CORE
euGidiilr some lime the result Of AN
advertisements insertcd 90 Que Of The siiy
uapers hy the young man.
Willard came 10 ihf city secured a
cutie Of rorma and fheu cnilf'l On his
ltJy love. WHO lived with brf guardian.
Daniel MclSinale. Tbs young reaa u.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

A BOY Sent to Neighbours House Is
Struck Down and the Man Who
Sent Him Il Suspected.


NT'VIW TlHpIVVN'
Proctor. Tex, March l1,.-tast nigh,
four ral,e from this place Tom Sisscn
gave hoy, Sam Cook, quarter to 10
over to d neighhor'a house, When a
short distance from the house Cook was
struck on the head with 4 club, Officers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
TURNED THEN our
A New York Millionaire Arraigned for
Assaulling His Daughters


By Associated Press.
New York, March II. Isaac Calm.
81 years old, retired merchant, who IL
said 10 be millionaire. was nrrnlmpl
IN l,ssox Market police court this al
icrnnpn and held In $1,000 for exam.
nation ON the charge OF ASSEMBLING his
two daughters, Emma and Rose, aged
respectively - md - years Calm lives
a. lOi1 Flfth avenue, His daughters
lived with tlieif parents until january
10 last. when. u N ALLEGED, the fnthor
assaulted them and mt them out Of the
house during q heavy rain storm Tho
young women found shelter next door,
AT 1913 fith avenue, with Mrs David
Meyer. and have been guests al her
house NeNer since.
The Calm residence was the scene ibis
winter OF mysterious atuhhinp affair.
LHNlrd Calm, q son, was found IN his
hallway badly wounded Ia the head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

4 Georgia Grand jury Reeommenda That
one BE Esmblsbfd IN ho South.


by Associated Press
Mncoa. Gn March HIN their present.
mVui 10 Tho United States court tho grand
Jury have made Hu important rrcommcn.
daion. II was that there should be- d
government prison 10 tho southern states.
They recommend the government property
near Augusta, TIA, ~ q suitable site, an
government prisoners have nnM 10 be ear
rlcd 70 Columbus, Ohio The grand jury
thought that men taken from the South
suffered from the severity Of the climate,
citing instances u the suneriug o. many
nrla0nnra sent ihnrn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
A SOLID CAR LOAD
or loaded shells Just received At AMBER
sons gun store


DIDN'T SAY m.
BY Associated Press.
San Ffnnclseo. March ii-Aiiorney n.
l. Knvalsky dcuieH that he ever tdld the
n0liec that N. y. Curtis had confessed 10
him fhfi he mad murdered Policeman
Grant. C11tf Crowley and Detective Le-a
assrrt on the Contrary that KONhisky "a
ION ibem 81 curtis confession, and the ques.
lion now ~ one u Ynrnriiy HiaOng the three
men. A. cunt, hhs bssh agagiff9d 81 iho
crime nothing farther cnu b. done to hin,
oyrn n the story " true
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

They Marched Nv Vienna Yesterday and
Decorated the Graves Of Their Herooa


Vienna. March t1.-Iiny thonsand 50.
clnllsts Of this ny and t0wns ~ tho I'm.
inellntr vicinity formed procession to-day
and marehed % tht central ceineiefy, where
erncied % the t1Hmdfv ~ tho rioters WIN
we're killed during the disturbtucss IN March
1913. lmingnsc crowds Witnessed The rro-
orderly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

Fort Worth as we are showing this season.
lee as many as ever before, and prices such
teyery lady can now afford to be the pos
EOr of silk gown.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
Novelty Wooden Goods

Spring are being rapidly sold and we would
Else an early purchase here to avoid disap-
|ntment The prettiest are invariably the
selected; why not make yours among the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
Wash Fabrics Are Now Opened.
Lace Curtains.

line will be our speciality this week, and in
function with Combination Lambrequin Lace
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
SPRING, 1894,

- 49, -
|sbrought with it such an indescribable ar
is Gools, Silks. Millinery, Carpets,
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
kwe fear to try to describe them in print so
#lingly impossible is the task.
I'VE Asked You to Wait For Us.
Iphave not been disappointed, and you can
Purchase Your Easter Dress
h be fully satisfied in style and price. Never
0Ore has there been such display Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
$s 90,

|nething entirely new; we have an extensive Gl
+ Of 'Nottinghams, Tambours Irish Poln1,
|lssels Net, Mouselines and Swiss Draperles'
of which we are making special prices on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

i. 5. orIs, pnoParroR
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-31
.LUC0L :.
~ THE
CO PAINT
OIL!
Save Half the Amount Of Your Oil
Bill Through Saving in Pigment.

Every painter should use LrCoL in
stead Of Linscud Oil, because:
I. LUcoL is more duraJie than Linseed
oil.
seed Oil.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-31
srEaLING SCHOOL PROPERTY.
Youngsters Arc Soizod With a
CRIMINAL Mania.

ID rllrrnt government schools in
and about town hav" suffered depre.
dations from young rascals during
I'll" past few weeks. Officer Vim.
Maxwell has had u hard time trying
To discover IT." Juvenile criminals.
4 little while ago III" Pohukaina
Girls School was entered by purtu-
gurse boys, aud articles belonging
to the teachers aud the school were
taken. TIL" boys We're caught after
a while and on their returning the
stolen articles they wers reprimand
eel aud discharged. Last Sunday a
raid was made ON the lieretania
street schn"l, when h" school clock
and other things were taken. The
young thieves, however, were detect
I'D by two scholars who attend that
school aud who informed on them.
Deputy Marshal Brown swore out a
warrant, and the boys were arrested
this morning. Two Portuguese boys,
Manuel and Joe Silva, were charged
with larceny in the fourth degree,
and another boy, evidently no more
than seven years Of age, was held for
investigation. II appears that the
kid" was the sentry, keeping watch
outside while the others worked on
the inside.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-31
WRECK OF A HACK.
The Driver Gives His Account OF
tho Accident.

The Driver Gives His Account OF
tho Accident.
A hack driven by jim Mace and
owned by Jim Carly was found on
Punchbowl street near James Camp
bells residence about 3 o'clock this
morning. The vehicle presented a
dilapidated appearance, the top be-
ing smashed into kindling wood, al
though the body seemed to be- all
right. The horse with harness at
tached was found grazing in Mrs,
Reimenschneidcr's premises. The
driver had evidently abandoned the
outfit and retired to his home, as il
was there he was found this morn
ing. Mace looked as if he had
shared in the catastrophe that be-
fell the rig, as his face and neck
were swollen. His story told the
boss is as follows: lie was coming
down Punchbowl street last night
with the intention OF putting up for
the night. Near the place where
the accident occurred he met an
OF her carriage going in the opposite
direction, His animal became fright
ened and Jumped, causing the hack
10 capsiHe into the gulch on the
Waikiki side Of the street. He man
aged to get the horse loose from the
vehicle with the assistance Of ma
tives.
The damage to the outfit will
amount to about 500. Hack In,
spector Macy will investigate the
matter, and, IL tho accident is found
due 10 carelcssnoss on the drivers
part, Mace will lose his license,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-31

81 would rather trust that modi-
Gin" than any doctor know Of"
says Mrs Hattie Mason ~ Chiffon,
Garter Co, Mo-, in speaking 81
thamb"rlain's Collie, Cholera aud
DlarrhWa iiemody, tur sair 10y
all dealers Benson, Smith n Co,
Agents iuT the Hawaiian Islands,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-31
PROOF THAT LUCOL Is MORE
DURABLE.

Six years Of actual use in exterior
house painting in California Che
most trying climate for painis), in
the burning heat OF the Arizona Dcs-
crt, the Arctic cold Of Alaska. and on
the Atlantic coast, have fully and
practically shown that LrCoL always
ou'wears Linsccd Oil under the same
conditions. All the acid works in
san Francisco have discarded Lin
seed Oil for LtCoL.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-31
NEW DEAL IN HAWAII.

The Planters Want to Have a Pro-
tectorate Instead of Annexation.
The movement to annex Hawaii
to this country appears to he dying
out on its native heath, says the
San Francisco Chronicle OF October
Il. This is what various sugar men
say who have arrived in the city by
the last two or three steamers. One
gentleman who is close to the CEN
tiers Of influence and authority at
Honolulu said yesterday that il a
treaty OF annexation should be prof
Tered Hawaii by the United States
Government the coming Hawaiian
Senate would reject IL.
The change Of policy thus indi-
Gated seems to have becn brought
about by the increased fear of the
sugar planters that annexation
would deprive them OF the cheap
labor upon which they rely for the
assurance of their big dividends
They do not see how Chinese and
contract labor could he had with
the United States laws opposed to
them, and without such labor, they
say, the investments they have made
in cane plantations would be worth
less. What they want is an Ameri-
can protectorate which shall not
only put them beyond danger from
the policy OF foreign powers, but
| will maintain their domestic peace.
The Senate, in which so much con-
fdence is placed 10y the sugar men,
~ not yet in existence, nor have can
didates for il so far "a the latest
advices show-been named. II is
certain, however, that the upper
house will he in the hands of the
planters. as they control seven Of the
eight islands of the Hawaiian group.
These islands, in their political sig
nificance, are to the Hawaiian sugar
men what rotten borougbs" used
TO he to the landed magnates OF
Great Britain.
There are germs OF trouble in
this state Of things" said a well.in-
formed Hawaiian yesterday. "The
effect Of planters rule has thus far
been to bring an enormous number
Of Chinese and Japanese to the coun.
try, many OF whom have gone into
business and the trades, thus making
the lot OF the common white man
hard. Now these white mon all
turned out to bear arms for annex
alton in the belief that, through
union with America, Hawaii would
become a country in which a whit,
laborer or mechanic could make q
living. To find now that their hope,
are to he dashed by the very mel
whom they protected last year from
the vengeance Of the Queen, is some
thing they do not relish, and which
they may finally resist. l SHOULD
not DO surprised to SOC a union 81
these men with the native party
which contains nearly 9O percent %
the total voting force under the OLD
regime, with the object Of getting
the islands annexed in spite Of tn,
sugar oligar"hy. u would he odd
to s.e the eN-Royalists fighting fo
annexation against the element
which pretended To be- for il in 1891
but stranger things come to pass il
politics"