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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-18
AN lNaUMAN FATHER.
Wanted Ills Eight Year Old hoy Sent
to the Reform School.

a tail, swarlhy, sunburnt man who
gave hls name ~ David Simmons nn1
bis residence ua no. rs Pit street,
walked Into the police court this alter.
noon, accompanied ~ his eight year
old son, whom no wanted committed
to the Reform school.
"Why do you make that rtquesi7"
asked Attorney Van Horne.
"Becauso nuJ It ion possible to con.
troll him"
"You mean 10 tell me that you are
unable TO handle that 10y little chap"
further a,kcd Mr. Van Horne.
~ DO, bir."
"rhon you have no business 10 tU
the father Of a family. You take your
little boy home ara learn 20 govern
yourself anu you vii, In my opinion,
have no difficulty In governing you.
chiid.D
With this rsbukc ard a gpuI deal
more talk oi like character, Simmons
departed driving hi li.tlo son In front
Of MIN, the lad all tho time weeping
bitterly.
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School Superiutendency.

The superintendoncy OF the s'oond
ward Sunday school was reofganinrd
by the ward authorities yesterday.
Tho former superintendent, George Is
Reese, having changed his residence
20 Lehi, had handed In his resignation,
which was accepted. The new organ
,z,tion now slands-Georgo ID. Alder,
superintendent, james Ii, Hooper and
Franklin BE.nling, assistants
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PENNSYLVANIA CONFERENCE.
hort Report OF the Labors Of the
Llltrs.

BUNSER, W. Va, juno II, ls0i
Editor DtSeret AeWE
Knowing that the Elders that have
returned home from the Pennsylvania
Conference would like to hear from
their old fields OF labor, and believing
that all the readers Of the NEWS would
b. interested In our labou since our
last conference, thought l wonld
write you short sketch OF tho laboTs
Of each pair Of Elders.
BROTHERS wiikins and Durioe, labor.
lug IN Preston county, have met with
some oppo,llion, but have been enabled
10 valiantly defend the principles Of
tne Gospel. Tnty nave held thiTty.oue
meetings aud opened up quite new
field in tho vicinity Of lofra Alta.
BROTHERS BauhmAn anu PERKS, labor
ing Ia Lewis auu Gilmore counties,
have held thiTly.tNO meeting; have
met with good deal Of opposition
but have not suffered for the necessities
VI life.
BfoIhers Rsedor aud Morris, labor
Ing IN All ghauy county, Maryland
have held seven meeting, All IN lrl-
waite houses, have baptized Mack
Rublnett and vie aud John Morris
aud wife anu blessed i've children
ruey also report four more appiioa-
tl,us for baptism.
Brothers Rouudy and BALI, laboriug
iu fucker aud Barbour cOuutier, have
huld nlne meetings aud report Ouu
Daptism-a Nc. Vim. II. Evans,
Brothers RlcGs anu Mason have
Ouly labOrrd together short umri
they are NJ present Ia BraGton county
aud have held seven meetings anu IL
Cuived good treatment.
Brothers Cntchluw aud Wright,
lab1rlng IN Butler county, Pa, nave
held eight mreunge.
1 have visited all the salpts In
Wttzel county and have held eight
meetings among them, | have also
vi,itrd the Coal Valley branch iu
Pannsy.yania aud the rest Of the
Saiut. along the MouOugahela rlver
Aud encouraged tntm IN the goOu
work. / also visited Butler county,
Pa, anu while there BruIhers CuIch'
low, Wright aud myself held Tx
meetings hud mpdo some warm
friends. / am NJ present hsslslinh
Bruthers Wilkins ana Duriee In mold
lug few meetings anu VIII 70 from
here to Mafyhnd and mold a lew meet
Jugs with Eiuefs ketdrr ana MOTIFS
ami the saints Ia that vicinity
Tho bealth Of the Elders u very
good with tho exception Oi Wilklu'
AuI Wngh; the former u troubled
with indigestion and tue latter WIN
rheumatism IN the shoulduls' Iht
work OF the Lord h progressing anu
veal ieel encouraged. Ever pIayln,
Tor tho welfare o. llon, remain,
Respectfully
wei j. HEEDERsoN,
PfoAdeut PENNEY wanna Copisfrnce
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Nlalad Stake conference.

a quarterly conference Of the Malad
Stake Of Zion was held nj Malsd CITY
SUNDAY and Monday, June 10th and
ilth, 1894 Thu stand was occupied by
EIdois i. NJ. Lyman and john Henry
smith, Of the Apostle; Elder Seymour
b. Young, of The Seventies, nud Dr.
l.. r. Mleuch, nlsl o. the lake presi-
dcnCy, aud q splendid representation
Of the stake oil esrs and BshUus.
Ga SUNDAY morning tho Bishops
reported their wards aa % their ~.
lgious, educational aud financial con
diti0u. The reports were favorable.
Previous 10 the fcrortsu by the Bishops,
Staao President .. &. HUakins had fe.
ported the stake ~ buiug in good work
inr order
Elder Seymour D. Young showed
that, bon the u. Y. academy ut Provo
anu tho Il. Y. college Ht Logan, Pres
dent Brigham Young hnI let uvUrlasi.
Ing monument 90 his name. lie
spoke on thU order Of Euoch by fam.
lies, and the Effects OF tie use OF To-.
baccJ on the mind.
La the afternoon Elder John Henry
smith su1Ee ou the power ct example,
the giiH ui God 10 man, ami mHu's
divine mission.
Elder Il. NJ. Lyman treated on the
duties Of different Stake aud ward
ufl.efs and UGERnI cations.
On Monday mUtniug Elder John NJ.
MCtfafy touched Un thu usu OF ttAAud
c.nte, aud reported that but few Of tue
people VI our hiako are n0L-.i!hc-
plyufa.
Eidet o. G. H0akins boro testimony
10 what had teen said curing the con.
ference regarding the Word ui Wiz
Ium He urged tho people O. upHvtve
the Jaw agaiuet round uauClug anu
CAri.playiug.
Elder John Henry Smith spoke on
the huiluiuK Of places OF amusement,
anu the Ofnameutin- l0i our cemyturitr.
lu the afternoon Elder MIeugh
showed the elect OF tea, cDiicr, bac-
CO anu aoJhYiic slimusnB from a
scientific Uiui.
Elder Lyman endorsed these IT,
marks anu dWyit upou tho duties aud
tights OF the stake Han CfuuUi.
WN, ANIItuSY, 5ec'y.
RrNuUUG, juno lI, lsVi
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On the Way Home.

A private dispatch received from
Bryant 5. Wells, Utah's cadet who
recently graduated nj West Point, Al
nOuHc,s that ho expects 10 reach THE
city on Wednesday next Lieutenant
Wells has putiuri the cEaciinv sludits
al the national military aCauumy with
Oafntstuess aud determination, aud b .
friends will rejoice with him la the
happy conclusion VI his term at COLES e.
His homecoming IL only IN tue nature
" "a vacation; bis Assignment 10 actual
army duty has not yet been made.
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SPECIAL PREMIUMS.


The officers Of z. q. NJ. 1. are again
O.. ,ne front IN the matter OF Offering
...,,si premiums for the Territorial
-, They are never appealed 10 In
cain. for they realize the objects Of the
n A. & NJ. Society, ana know their
rnsaus will 20 to tho support Of home
,,austrles. Notwithstanding the busl.
ness depression, Superintendent Web
~, duplicates In amount the preml.
no,s offered Ia ihs flush times VI 1907
H. isau The premiums were MADE on
-,or,fies aud dairy supplies. This year
80 gpfd. are nsmsd, and the tifsr Is
o. fllljvs
George u. Pypor, Esq, Secretary Of D.A.
a 81. Society, Citys
Dear s.f.-Wo viii give the following
special premiums
Hast ladio.' aud childron's black hose,
mode from Utah wool, s2h
Best danuels made from Utah wool.
f.s,i home made linsoys e..
iisai halt duzou home made straw hats,
mems aud wumeu'H, SIS.
ITO bo competed for at the Territorial
Ta.r of isui Yours truly,
Tuos q. WEuuEn.
C.. b. burst Grocery company writes
as follow!
SALT LAKE Cuy, Utah, Juno Do, 1874.
TO George u. PypUr, Secretary Dosorct
Agricultural aud Manufacturing So
coiyl
Tho undersigned will give special
premium OF sj Tor Tho best display u
sweet potatoes, 20 ho competed for at tho
Territorial Fair ul 1891.
Respectfully,
e.. %, DUST GROCERY Co.
MGC.R. BeIry,oi the Berry Grocery
company, mas wfiIten 10 the secretary
as iylowf;
several ladies have concluded 10 con-
tast TOT prizes for the boss aud greatest
varieties OF homo made pfeaoryus aud
Ia.Uos N suitable priz1 II offered TO
uu.p c0mpensao for trouble and expense.
What Kind of Ia prize las been offered Tor
that GLASS OF homo industry
rhs premium list fot 1892 gave about
$40 Tor tblH kind OF au exhibit, aud u
Hue opportunity IL now rendered for
our young eplcutos 10 increase the
amount Ia special premiums to encOur.
ne SUCH "a hNNhlFNlAN fAA'A NAAHAs so
iuliics sru teatcd by tasting.
The American Berkshire Associa'
lion offers prize valued at $50 for the
hest breeding pen OF Bcrkshlfcs rcgit-
tered in tho American Berkshire
Record, 10 consist Of "a boar anu three
sous over One year OF age, owned BY a
resident u Utah; also, n prize valued
ut sgB Tor tue best breeding pen OF
BtTkshifrs, to consist Of boar anu
three fOwB under one year VI age
uwued by resident Of Utah.
A. J. LOvtjoy u Rlsco, H., offers q
utiAo valued at 500 Tor the test ham
exhibited by a Berkshire breeder
w.E.SpICcr offers n premium valued
ut flOU iOr the Berkshire SOW whose
Iuer Of pigs exceeds IN weight, at 10.
days alter arrow, that Of any Of hei
competitors.
Wills A. seward Of New Jouey vii
gives prize valued at 500 ior the Doal
Uf COW, under one year Of age, thai
tcorua thu highest number Of points.
Berkshire breHders cen get iurthe
PARTICULARS by applying to the seefe
tnty.
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Jnsilce SmIth,s pay,s Work.

When Police Justice Smith adj
journsd court this afternoon nj three
O'Clock, he had heard fiiiy.eight cases,
made lbltty-elght convictions AMI dis
charged seven defendants. IL was tho
biggest day OF his official career, aud
the officers declare ~ he would 90
nshin every week ihoy would soon
clear the town Of crooks.
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At the Sauitarium.

BEGINNING this evening tho SAL
Lake snnitarium officials will treat
their patrons tn free music, custom
that will ne observed five nights caon
week. The First Militia band has been
engaged for that purpo,e, Ar0ther
Innovation t. tho hiding Of the south
rn0l from view during the forenoon
hy curtain which h drawn entirely
abound it. The change Is made g.
afford ladiep, anxious TO luarn the Srl
of swimming, au opportunity TO prao.
tee In private,
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Probate.

In the probate court today, In the
matter OF the estate OF Emma a.
Williams, deceased, an order wac
made teyoking the appointment Mr..
steele a. special administrator aud APP
pointinr VIM. n, Walker IN his stead,
on filing a bond Of $1,000, with full
power u collect aud take charge OF all
property belonging 20 the estate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-18

county, homestead entry Of the south.
west quarter Of the northwest quar- or
OF section a8, township ) south, range
3 east,
Joseph 8. Orange, Of OrAugeville,
Emery county, hnGl proof oi desert
entry Of the southeast quarter q tue
northwest quarter OF SECTION 81, town
ship is south, range east.
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RcmIncion,s Reclamation.

Councilman Remington is credited
with saying that he Will tender his
resignation as one Of the members OF
the municipal legislative body on the
strict understanding that Mr. q. r..
Mason will DO named to hll the place
ne yacntea. That announcement hHf
already had stirring up elect among
some VI the city fathers, who declare
tnat they will resist any such dicia'
tiuu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-18

Tnrur Us considerable "slcklnpr Zoo
s0ulo OF tho outside districts over which
the city Council has extended tho
zpruAiug syrtpm. Tho o1lectur. state
aha. tho J0uuoIl'- action f. un mposI ION
ON lhrm, inssmuoh as o requires ihUm Go
go no un extravaganza which hero.uiuIu
tnuy have u1un without and would pru-
umos pass Uy and they lind 10 castor ID.
nav REGULAR Wh bills. Tho strength ~
iho DIRECTORS probably will DO shown boz
filing protests.
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yonng Family Association.

A meeting Of the Young Family
association will he held at the Lon
House, June "a, 1894, At s O'clock ~
NJ, Tor the pur ose OF transucling bus
ness pprtaining 10 Temple WORK,
1t II desired that every member be
,,assnt 3. b. YOuNG JR
nBcFe RrY,
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noth Got divorce.

CHICAGO, June ls,-Jsdge MoCou.
nolI lousy granted n div0rcr h uz-
Cuugrtssmau Ransom Durham. M
Dunhum charged that comprising relg.
ti1na existed between his wife anu
Msjlr Allyn, While tho heaTiug was
pending Mu Durham got divorce
ia South Dakota.
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CONNER CIAL


T8Iav's cIoprug house oEGhange,
amounted 90 SlH9,O23. Same uuy
last year s--3.hll,
IUuAY's QUOTATIONS.
Rev Yark,--SuysE d. ,i lead, $500.
l3ud0u.-silyrH ga,
ORB AEu BULLION.
Wolf Fargo Is Co. resolved today.
Penn. uuiNnu, $4,000.
". Mccormick received today.
Silv,rau lead, IS 500; lAuauer hui.
ION. I.s COLA uuIi'n0, ii6JJ; cyan.
iI.r, 81. I0nl s3iiIu.
N, r. nos N 90. receive today:
Oresl aaME uullloni 5000; total,
$1,000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-18

sugar trust investigation committee
decided by n vote ut @ Zoo . 40 rt4uc't
the vice ursHldeut f1 certify the reiusAl
Of n. o. HavcmUyrr aud }. T.. SearIu.,
PRECEDENT nnI TREASURER Ui tho Amctl-
can Refining company TO tho distuct
attorney.
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Land Omce

The following filings have been made
Ia tue local land Ofiice under date OF
June lSlh;
Matte Anterior, OF Sterling, SanToIe
county, desert entry Of the southeast
quarter Of ihp northeast quarter OF
; elton Z, township 10 south, range
Hnt.
Frances Morley, OF MotOnL sanDele
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-18

On juno 23ri ami 24.h, che Rio
GAude Western makes you "A rate ui
s25 round trip 20 Denver Prominent
Republican leaders aud friends VIII
take the Il. q. W. train No I leaving
Salt Lako Ut $3.50 g.. M, June .3fii nf'
r.ving in Denver next evening. spec
ial sleeper will be- provided. Tickets
vim X. q. W. will be good Tor stou
over nj GIcnwood, Loadyille, Manl'
lou, Colorado Syringe and other fam
GUS resort. rHiua will bB mot by
Colorado Republicans AZ various point
ami "A tousiug time " assured.
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$500 For Gambling

Several gamblers were mulcIcd In
the police court today. Asa result the
revenues OF thr city were iuCfua'el TO
the amount OF 500.
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Sunday Liquor Selling.

John J. rev hcln plead guilty In the
police court today to soiliug liquor on
Sunday and was ilucd s2i. Oscar
Yuuuubotg anu BARTENDER were az
rested tOday on a sltnilnr charge aud
will have hearing tomorrow.
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Notaries Public.

Mossrs. David Evans and A. g.
Horn, Of Ogden, were today com
mis-ioned uo,aries public Tor Weber
county by Governor West
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nouOrCO's WAl INnTuNiTY.

4 spanish ship sent 60 act ~ RETURNS
without &C.
TANGtEH, June ls.-rhe spanish
waf ship sent Co Ms.1gnu Co receive
The fimi instalImuut OF the war iuiem'
nifty Morocco GgrouI TO pay Spain In
cuuftguuucc OF lhp attacks upon the
Spauisn troops nt Melli.a, has ruiuf Oh
without having obtained tue monuy.
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nLArE .LTfyuru 40 Che home 10 h0r DO.
ter MfH 81 DO lFuU. Iu % lruu, htuHaHi ON
IhursIlg. June lItI, lsHl, sarah ltuul ilnrk
t1 IrHlu|d kausUu lulrHUrt NgN ~. e. fgf.
tor OF tTU Presbyterian church uu.iaunN so
rHTiH.
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Tenth Wand

The Tenth ward Sunday school and
their friends will have their day o.
pleasure aud recreation tomorrow
I rueiiay) a. Girdell Bach.
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lml nuaAn INyLAIIaArIoN.
senator PritigrFw summoned TO Ap-
meas nut ASKS 60 lIe Excused,

penr hut Asks 10 hc Excused.
SIOUX FALLS, 3. d., June lS.-
Senator Pelusrew nov az hiB home
here, this morning received summons
from Senator Cray chairman OF the
sugar investigating committee, 10 Rp.
lear a. a witrees. Polugrow wired
usuk that no had never purchased
stock Ia any corporation for speculative
purposes either tefOfe or Since going To-
the 5euate and asks % be excused from
one tgip 10 Wellington.
W. shINGTONs Junv lS.--The Senate
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Personal.

General Passenger Agent Burlsy Of
the Union Pacific returned from
ON Via this morning where he has
bssu on business tor the last week.
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R. X. YHOMA8,
25 to 80 East. LIST South st.
SALT LAKE CITY
3

Please read and profit by the follow
ing announcement:
We are greatly overstocked on
Ladies' Spring Jackets. therefore offer
the following immense bargains-To
Sell, to sell. First come will get the
choice, so call early. Don't defer it if
you have any intention of buying a
Spring Wrap. Country mail orders will
set personal and careful attention, so if
you can't come, order, sending either
ESQ, 500, $50, 1000 on 1900
and we will send you one of the follow
ing genuine sale Jackets:
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On June gSd and 20 d, the RIO
Gmndg Western sells rouud trip tick.
uls 10 Denver NJ 80. Rate IL open 20
every body aud tickets Will be good for
thirty days. rcEes will ALEC ue good
Tor stop over nc ManitOu, dienRo d
and other famous spots On Colorado.
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The RIO Gpndo Western ~ making
o. rate Of one lore anu r-lith Tor all
delegates % the Territorial Convention
X, az u. Tickets will bo good for re-.
luFu until June gard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-18

We are closing out our entire stock
OF Lace Curtains. so we offer about
1000 pairs. The greatest bargains
imaginable. We include in the sale
Curtain Nets and Scrims, and quote the
following bargains:
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"c,ftori, is-5 v-1 aIrf' -lto children that
trrcammrni o. afu superior t1any prescription
known Co u'" 1I A haUrlJ. ~ n.,
80 90 ol..Hl &c.. brooklyn, y Y.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-04-30

THE death of General Slocum
leaves Generals Howard and Soho
field nearly alone on the stage
which was SO full, generation ago,
of the lofty actors of the drama OF
civil war. Since 1865 General
Slocum has lived in Brooklyn and
practiced law. In 1888 he was
chosen Congressman -at-large from
New York by phenomenal ma
jority over Howard Carroll, and he
has been frequent aspirant for the
Governorship of his state. AS a
soldier he was high in the second
rank Of great commanders.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-04-30

THE news comes all the way
from London that eX-Queen Liliu-
okalani is willing to have Hawaii
annexed to the United States plo-
viding she shall be put on the
pension list. This is kind of her
and shows, betimes, a thrifty
spirit. We were not aware before
that annexation was now i'll any
way affected by her wishes Pre- or
cen. Indeed we had supposed it tc
be a question of party policy in the
United States and Of future negotia-
ton between the two Governments
interested. However, if Liliuokalan
is the court of final resort we car
have little doubt that a pension
would reconcile her to letting the
Islands go either to America, Eng
and or down a steep place into the
sea-her dear people taking the
hindmost. That was the spirit O
the Neumann power of attorney
and we have no doubt the spirit
survives all mortal changes.
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PLATFORM
Of the American Un-
ion Party.

For the promotion of the best inter-
ests OF all the people OF the Hawaiian ISL
ands and for the organization of a party
having only this object in view, the fol-
lowing Is adopted rs a declaration of the
principles upon which the organization
to he known as the american Union
Party" is to be established, and upon
this platform we invite the cooperation
Of every friend ut good government.
LIST. REPRESENTATIVES, GOVERNMENT
The American Union Party is unalter-
ably opposed to any form OF monarchical
government in the Hawaiian Islands,
and declares its full allegiance to the
Provisional Government, endorsing the
proposal for a constitutional convention
looking to the extension OF popular rep
resentaton in the Government.
I'd. Political UNION 49, We declare
our leading principles to be the accom-
plishment Of political Union with the
United States OF America and the main
tenance of stable and honest govern
ment.
3D. PUBLIC LANps-We favor such
legislation as will promote the occu.
pancy OF all public lands, including
those heretofore known as "crowI
lands" by small holders, and foster tho
development of varied industries, be-
| lieving it to be of vital importance that
many acres" should be for "many
men"
4th. CITIZENS RIGHTs-We declare
that all citizens are equal before the
law, and we are opposed to monopoie,
or privileged classes, tavoring participa-
1 g,", and derIarn fnr n liberal eIrfr3,'a law
Tat n.;il SrSt of oil ,,,ara,,tnn y ,"t,
70 ,' cvcry MAJ, who rnndnrrd satisfaction,
sor,,;ca in t,o ,nilit,,.,, ~. ,,olirn J,,ori.
monte 81 tI,n prn,.;gin,oI Cn,.n,.n,,,art
XII Gnltrp,rtnx-TLn owls nf All.
otir ;p,n,icrotion orn so on,arrnt thot
,,,,. danlara in two. nf a.. nrdI;Iit;an II,
uos;tivn and nr,dart rnetLnds decIn,.i,,!
IN favor of snch American. Portngnes55
nv other Enrnnaan inmigratio5 n.
shall snn,,Iv fi,r ',acessar,. lohor and
f,rn;s,, liz courtr,, Viii ,or,,oro,t
settlers
AIN prp,,c Wopvs-Wo favor tb,
immediate establishment of a comnre
Lnnsi,e syetcr, nf nuLIic ;nrro,,o,nart,
that shall Inc nj nermanent vsinr to th,
country and afford needed cmnlovmen
to the iaborino classes Int we iarlar,
aya ,i imnorfation Of labor and ma
teriai If anv hind whatsoever for nsn ', -,
nnbl;c works which can Inc ohtainad !,
he home market and materinis wLici
mist Inc ohtained rom abroad should h,
nhtained through local dealers in ono,
comnetition
TX Prn,tc Opr,cps-We hold tho
M narsnn should orr,,nv anv rnsitinn -
trntt or nroGt nnder The Cidvern,maH
Who 10 MOI ioval 70 tha Same
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-04-30
IN RI CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

TO all Qualified Voters in the First Pre-
enet, Second District, Of n onolulu, island
Of Oahu.
Notice is hereby given that for the
purpose of publishing, posting and cor
recting errors in the list of names of all
persons who have registered according
to law. and are entitled to vote, the In
spccturs of the said Precinct will hold
two meetings at the Gate House, at the
lower Nuuanu reservoir, in Honolulu,
on next Wednesday, April 2jth, anG
Monday. April 3Gth, 1894, between the
hours # 7 and in the evening, each
day.
BY the Inspectors.
w. II. HOOGS,
Chairman.
J. d. HOLT,
THEO. 7. SEVERN,
Inspectors.
Honolulu, April %, 1894. 33l-td
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-04-30

THE complete surrender of Mello
ends the Brazilian war and with it
the last hope of independent mon
archy in the Western hemisphere.
In half the world there is now no
no throne, unless the three-legged
stools of some Of the South Sea
Islands chiefs may so be called. 1t
will not take many generations to
repeat the showing in the Eastern
hemisphere.