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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18
TELEGRAM.

(Wojna
Jspon]ko-C hihska). -Pczednia
czes6 armii japohskiej tylko
5 dni marszu oddalona Jest cd
stol1cv Mand4uryj Muckden.-
Chinskie okrety wojenne JUL
2nowu wyreperowane,p pc b!twie
m%orskiej mad ujsc1em rzeki
Jalu, wyp]7ne}y ma morze i
poluja Ia okrety japchskie.
" uiescie H.nkow, stolicy
chinskiej prowincyi Woo
Chang, wybuchta rewoIucya
przeciw rzadowi chin,kiemu.
Rewolucyopisci latwa mieli
sprawe, gdy1, z powodu wojny
nalo byio wojska
W sJollcv. Dwoch mandaryn6w
pablo ofara swojej wierncsci
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18
500 IangrOdy.

Wlele chor6b trapi nieszczesliwy
ROD ludzki, lecz tylko ma jedne jest
nieomylne leKarstwo, to jest ma
katar, a tenn ]ekarstwem Jest III al S
G atarrh cure. Zazywa sic
wewnetrznle, gdzie wprost dzia'a
ma krew l b1onkl c;ata, nlszczac
podstawy choroby 1 dajac clerpia-
cemu moe do skutecznego wsp6f-
dzia}ania z nature, ola odzyskania
zdrowia. Wfa6clcle]e lyle %pokfadaja
Ware W si}e lecznlcza tego srodka,
re ofiaruja sto dolar6w "a kazdY
przypadek, ktorego to lekarstwo
by ME wYleczY}o. Zg}os16 sig pc
l1ste swiadectw:
Adres: T. J. G heneY e Co.,
Toledo, Ohio. = Kosztuje W apte.
kaeh rs cent6w.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18
"a KATOLIKA!
W sprawie
KS. Gurowskiego.

Niedawno temu czytalismy
W milwauckim Kwysrze diuga
obrone osiawionego ks. Gu
r~owskiego przeciw zarzutom,
uczynionym mu Sw'e&o przez
naszego KatohkQ, a dawniej
przez siawnego polskiego
malaria artYste p. Siemiradz
kiego W Bi6hotece WarszawsEiej,
il swoiego czasu, W Antwerpii,
a potem W Brazylii. W ME.
godny ksledza katolickiego
spos6b lud polski wyzyskiwal.
CO do zarzut6w, czynionycb
mu pr2ez kotollka, powotywa}
SIC ks. Gurowski, bawiaey
obecnle, jak sfychac, W
dyecezyi Clevelandskiej, ma
Swiadectwo p. Macieja Dunaj-
skiego Sturgeon Lake, Mimi,
ktory, jak mniem&}. "a jego
staraniem szczesliwie do Ame.
ryki sic dostsl / III ma sic
dobrze.
Obrona ia podobno wieksza
czes6 ksie&y polskich w tym
kraju nieprzychylnie usposobi!a
pszeciw Kutollkowl, a faktycznie
pr2yczyni!a sig do wydania ma
Kat0zlka ~niesprawiedliwego
wyroku kropidlarskiego W
Cleveland, gdY& ks. Gurowski
by1 ma ostatnim Sejmie Zje-
dnoczenia P. Re-. Kat. i
Konfratr6w przeciwko nam
podburzai.
Al tn zupe}nie niespodziany
obr5t rzeczy, jakbY przez
Opatrznos6 Boska nakierowany.
ratuje slave Katolaka! W}asnie
6w swiadek, maiacy S1iadczy6
ma kor2ysc ks. Gurowskiego,
ten Maciej Dunajski. farmer,
znanY pc mnogich eosadech
polskich m pofnocnym zacho-
die z prawego charakteru),
zapytany przez mas, 60 sadzi O
publicznej obronie KS. Gurow.
skiego> zamiast poprzee te
jego obrone, uczYnione mu
przez mas zarzuty potwierdza.
Otrzymalismy cd tego spra.
wiedliwego cztowieka diva lisJy
W rzecaonej sprawie, z kt6cych,
ola braku m'e)sca, tylko jeden
tn podaiemy, odkfadajac drugi
do nastepnego numeru.
Sturgeon Lake, Mum.
! Pazdzlernika, 1894 r.
Szanowny Redaktorze!
Jezell trzeba szczeg6fow 0 po-
stepowaniu ks. Gurewskiego wzgle-
dem nieszczesliwYch wYchodzcow,
to iego sprawki znam, DO jam je-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18
z p%ielgrzymki do
w arcina.
Poznan, FL Wrzesnia.

fakcie z podr6zy t%utejszych
Niemcow do Bismarcka, ME
znajduje dotychczas njgdzie
wzmianki. A warto to zapisaG.
Pred ia wyciecaka przez
Gale tygodnie prawili Niemcy,
De ia wyprawa ma )edYnie
mieG ma celu zfo&enie holdu
Bismarckowi. ale bez wszelkiei
antypolskiej p%rzymieszki. Ma
ter lep pozwolito sic ztowic
ME malo Niemc6w, praXnacych
zgodY z nami, ME godzacych
sic 1adna miara "a szczucie
na Polak6w.
Wiec prayiaczyli sic oni do
pielgrzym6w. ale jake sic
rozczarowali juz pc kr6tklej
p%odr62Y! 30 OTTO ziedY wszy-
stkich miano W siatce, rozpo-
czeto agitacya antYpolsk8. Cd
PLY bowiem zaczeto rozdawa6
druki z mowami Bismarcka,
wyg}oszonemi czasu swego W
parIamencie i W sejmie pruskim
przeciw Polakom. By1y te
~przem6wienla Bismarcka dru.
kowane ma arkuszach, a wrecza'
no je ka&demu z jadacych.
Miedzy umiarkowanYml Mem
cami powsta} niesmak, zaczeli
sobie szeptaG, Re lch W pole
wywiedziono. Ale szowinistom
aiemieckim uda}a sic ia ma
nipulacYa.
Gdy wracano z Warcina,
roz bierano przem6wlenle Bis
marcka, kt6ry zadziwi} Mem.
COW, re m6wil O polskim stanie
srednim, kt6rego ME zna
Starsi wiekiem Niemcy prey
pominali sobie, lie pred
pie6dziesiec;u, a nawet jeszcze
pred 40 laty ME bylo praNie
wcale polskiego stanu sredniego
W %przemysle, a handel to juz
w~ylacznie " reKu zyd6w
spoczYwat. ,Je&eli-tak mowil
pewien Observation-Disclosures
szewc, krawiec, siodlarz itp.
nie zakupili W piatek przed
szabaszem przybor6w war<zta
towych, DO w sobote ME
mogli jego ludzie pracowa6,
DO &ydzi mieli handle pozamy-
kane. DIS %inaczej! Polacy
rywalizuJa W tych handlach z
&ydami i zwalczaja skutecznie
te konkurencya 3ydowska.
S}oweln wszedzie. gdzie tylko
okiem rzucimy ,widzimy Folaka
re stanu Sredniego, walczacego
z konkurentem zydem. Me
mafo przyczynit sic Bismarck
do tego rozbudzenia po]skiego
stanu srednlego,i to przez swo]a
polltyke antypolsha zamykaja
ca Polakom wstep do karyer
rzadowych. 0 tenn vie Bis.
marck bardzo dobrze, a ME
chcac tego przyznac, wolat sic
sianem wykreci6, powiadaiac,
Re ME ma polskiego stanu
sredniego W naszej dzieloicy".
TAX mi referowaf moi salad
o swe1 pielgrzYmce do Warcina,
a tel z MIN rozmowy
przekonalem sic, Re wielu
Niemcom ME podobaiy sc te
sid}a, kt6re zastawiono, a
kt6re dopiero W Pile i W
dalszei podr6zY zrozumiano.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18

Oko}o IS mil cd Sacramento,
a kilka mil ma zac.h6d Cd
Davisville, pek}y pod ko}ami
lokomotywy diva torpedy, a W
tel chwili spostrzeg} tez ma
szynista znak do zatrzymania
pociagu, dawany latarnia.
Zatrzyma} pociag, a natych-
miast skoczy}o dw6ch zb6j6w
ia locomotive i grozac
winchesterkami, zmusili ma
szyniste i palacza do opuszcze-
MIA lokomotywy odczepienia
wagonu pocztowego wagonu
expresowego Cd reszty pocia-
GU, potem weszli zn6w wsp6lnie
2 palaczem i maszynista ma
lokomotywe i kazali jechac
mile, ~pomiedzy diva mostly.
Tutaj zes7li wszyscy z loko.
motywy, udali sic do wagonu
ekspresowego i wezwali eks-
presmana do otworzenla
drzwi. Gdy sic tenze wzbrania},
powiedzieli mu zb6je, re jezeli
tego ME uczyni, %zastrzela
maszyniste i palacza,. a wagon
rozsadza dynamitem. Maszyni
sta i PALACE, widzac, re i'm
smierc grozi, prosili ekspreso-
wego, ably drzwi otworzy}. co
tez tenze wreszcie uczYni}.
Jeden z zb6j6w wszed} z
maszynista i palaczem do
wagonu; ekspresownik musia}
anu ~otworzyG szafe, W kt6rej
%znajdowa}y sic cztery work.
pieniedzy. Zb6je kazali ma
szyniscie i palaczowi zabrat
tie work., zaniesc je ma loko-
motywe i wr6ci6 do wagonu
ekspresowego. Odczepiwszy
lokomotywe, wsiedli zb6je ma
MIA i wyruszyli W strone do
Sacramento. Ujechawszy kilka
mil, zatrzymali sic, zabrali
pieniadze ipuScili lokomotywe
sama napowr6t. Lokomotywa
wpad}a ma stojace ma torze
wagony,le cz wskutek wolnego
biegu tylko nieznacznie je
uszkodzi}a.
Maszynista i palace oswald
czyli, il musieli to bye
dawniejsi kolejowcy, gdyz byli
Z wszelkiemi urzadzeniami
pociagu dobrze obznajmieni.
Z Sacramento wyslano ma
tychmiast tajnych policyant6w
ma wszystkie strony, lecz
do~tychczas ME zdo}ano zb6i6w
wykryc. W workach, kt6re
zabrali, zna1dowa}o sic $50: 900.
Kolei Southern Pacific wyzna
czy}a $1,000 nagrody "a
pochwycenie zb6j6w. Tajny
policyant Frommelt z Yolo
znalaz} W poblizu miejsca
zatrzymania lokomotywy Shady
dw6ch mezczyzn powoziku.
Zdaie sic, &c zb6je udali sic
powozikiem do Town Washing-
ton, W pobli&u Sacramento.
RICHMOND, Va, IS
Pazdziernika. -Pociag osobo-
wy kolei Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg & Potomac, kt6ry
Wczorai WiecZorem O zmei
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18

wpad{a ma diva wagony
towarowe / zatrzymala sic;
gdyby ME by}a tam zatrzyma-
ma, by}aby sic uderzy}a z
pociagiem osobowym.
ANDREW GREGG CUR
TIN, dawniejszy g%ubernator
Stanu Pennsylvania, umar} W
dniu 7 pazdziernika W Belle
Fond, Pa. Gubernatorem
swojego Stanu obrany by}
diva ray = 1860 r. i 1875 r.
Prezydent Graf nominowa} go
W r. 1860 poslem do Rosyi.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18

- Bismark i lego
iona rownoczesaie niebezpie~
cznie zachorowali. -Dw6ch
poslow socyalistycznych z
Alzacyi ME chcla]o 2}o2yc W
Sejmie Rzeczy niemieckiej
przysiegi wiernoSci cesarzowi.
Plerwszy raz socyalisoi W tym
wzgledzie up6r d~okumentuia.
WlEDEN - DR.. Pal;czek.
by1Y komisarz austryacki ma
wystawie Swiatowe] W Chicago
i by|y konsul generally austro-
wegierski W New Yorku, zostal
ares2towany Prey sres2to wauiu
znale2iono u niego ma stoliku
nabity revolver. Przyczyna
aresztowania maja by6znaczne
oszustwa ,popetniore]eszcz ,g2y
Paiiczek %zajmowaf stanowisko
generalnego konsuIa / komisa-
RIA w~ystawowego.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18

RICHMOND, Va, IS
Pazdziernika. -Pociag osobo-
wy kolei Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg & Potomac, kt6ry
wczoraj wieczorem O 7mej
godzinie wyjechat ztad na
p6}noc, zostal pod Quanticc
przez 7 zamaskowanych zb6j6w
zatrzymany obrabowany
Zboje zmusili maszyniste
palacza do odczepienia loko-
motywy i puszczenia W ruch,
poczem rozbiwszy drzwi wa
gonu ekspresowego. zabral;
znajdujace sic tam pieniadze
ale zabrali, dotad dok}adnie
ME wiadomo. Ekspresownik
twierdzi, ze zabrali okolc
$50, 900. Zb6je uciekli potem
W stroue do rzeki Potomac,
Kompania kolejewa wyznaczy.
IA $1,000 nagrody "a wykrycie
rabusi6w. Lokomotywa kt6ra
sama puszczono, pedzi}a dalej
telegraflsta w Quamtico,
sPestrzeg}szy ia, kazal zwrotni-
&c nastawit, wskutek czego
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18

pacac 90 cent6w "a dolr. Pc whkszej cx$c ubnnia szte pmez pnrwszored
2kawc6v, wierchucz nmowe surduy ispodne.
Cy ten skad must bye wyprmdanym bezw zgtdu Ia cene, ola t@o n2dy W
Szanowna PubicznosGn e mmka tax dobrj okazi tanego kupma.
The Lamar register., 1894-05-19

IL Is rubbed THROUGH IN. t..
Va III .ne black shot-like epcs A..
separated from the mass OF ss;n sSs are re
more which hold them in place 49, III
uitnin the fish. The skin and rat,.
10 tossed over into the water ava .sse sse
caviare. which remains In a. ~ suo
IN which 1t is collected as n n.ssos
through the sieve. is taken in.o ~
capin reserved for this purpose. and
mixed with the preserva,ive Which
AZ the same time ..curesn and saa
sons 1t 1t is then allowed 10 stand
IN small. line sieves and drain nr,i,
All the surplus juices which haua
oeen collecting have Disappeared
and II is then ready for packing ;nto
kegs and barrels for shipping
NO other preparation is necessary
before 1t Is placed on our tables
After It is shipped to the firms deal
ing In this commodity. il is simnIv
taken from the kegs and packed in
attractive little cans and packagas
OF various sorts (holding from a
quarter or half pound to several
pounds) beautifully labeled. and the n
placed on the market as very de-
siranle and expensive dainty.
IL Is greatly relished by those who
acquire n taste for it. and IL is said
that the Russians are extrayapantlv
fond OF It II Is doubtless true that
some quantity is imported from Rus
sia, but from the extent OF the indus
try along the Atlantic coast. it has
been proved that by far tho grea ter
quantity Is now prepared in this
country. and it is probably quite as
good as the imported. though Rus
slams who eat tho American roe are
loud In their statements that it can
not be compared to the home pro-
duct.
The Lamar register., 1894-05-19
Tossing on TIL. ..sr,ny~

Is very far from amusing, untraveed reader. II so
be you one. A rebellion fomentcd by each noun
tai nous wave that smites the vessels hull threat
ems absolutely to dislodge your very vitals from
their natural resting place. and a nausea so
frightful that 1t would reconcile you to a termi-
nation Of your sunerings by shipwreck harnesses
You Well for you then, or rather before this
crisis. n you provided with Hostetters stom-
sch Bitters a swift remedy for and preventive of
the nausea Of travellers by sea land, nervous
ness caused by the vibration Of the screw of n
steamer or the jarring OF a railway train. and an
antidote to bowel, liver and stomachic troubles
caused by impure water and unaccu-tomed food.
The Bitter- also couneracts the effects of fatigue
aud exposure. and is a safeguard against malaria
rheumatism and kidney trouble
The Lamar register., 1894-05-19
HOUSEHOLD TREASURE.
Growing Popularity of the oxford Sow
Ing Machines

There Is nothing more truly household
treasure than good sewing machine To
Be without it IS to be willfully deprived of
the immense advantage of one Of the great
est of all inventions A machine once
bought Is perpetual treasure. Ii demands
no wages occasions no expense or trouble,
and is always ready without a moments
notice to render the work of the laborious
housewife teufoid more efficient and ex-
peditious- Some machines combine the best
ideas and suggestions which have been so
abundantly Introduced in this remarkable
mechanism
A machine which exhibits in liberal COM
bination all the best features introduced is
the Oxford Sewing Machine, made by the
Oxford Misunderstanding Company, Chicago
with lock-stiteh. shuttle running light and
quiet These machines have the following
important features. Cheapness, perfect,
self-adjusting ami graduated tension, are
under control OF the operator and are
always positive in their working. They are
entirely self-threading in all points, includ
ing the shuttle. The needle is self-setting,
the attachments are quickly and easily
placed and fastened. The shuttle has an
easy oscillating motion, causing it to keep
its proper place against the race. Their
Oxford. No. IA and Columbia machines,
with attachments. were awarded the medal
premium at the Worlds Columbian EXPOSE
tion, Chicago
The Lamar register., 1894-05-19
DAUGHTERS OF EVE.

Working girls are said to earn
better wages in san Francisco than
any other American city.
The Legislature of Alabama has
voted to admit girls TO the state uni
veEsity. but not QUE has yet applied.
This inscription appears in Wis
cousin cemetery, over the grave OF
woman. written by her husband:
Tears cannot restore thee, therefore
weep
In Dutch Guiana the women carry
upon their persons all the family saw
lngs in the shape OF heavy bracelets,
Anklcts. necklaces and even crowns of
gold and silver.
she-I don't know what should do
II thought you were marrying me
for my money. He-Thcn. darling,
don't think OF it. I'm sure it will be
ever 50 much plcasanter for us both If
you don.
The versatility of mind and the
ease OF manners which free and
social lie develops IN American
women appear in strong contrast with
the results Of the more formal educa-
,ion which Is often seen in Europe
.-oh. sir. please, have swallowed
PIN exclaimed servant girl, run
ming into her masters surgery.
Never mind. Mary he replied. deep
in ssudy-'-never mind; here's an
other~-drawing one from his pin
cushion
Children should be trained to eat
slowly. no matter how hungry or
what important business is pressing
Much safer little food well ground
than hearty meal swallowed in
haste Cold food is even more difficult
to digest than hot, If taken too rapidly.
The number at women writers, edi-
tors and journalists in the United
Kingdom Is very much smaller than
one might expcct-only'6do, as against
Sill men. There are fourteen women
journalists between the ages OF fifteen
and twenty. $50 between thirty-five
and forty FIVE, and twenty above sixty
FIVE.
In one of the best-known gymua-
siums for women in this country the
resident physician said insa recent
interview: .Dust is almost as much
out of place here as it would be in the
dissecting room. l am eagle-eyed for
its appearance, and l am proud 10 say
that the furniture is hand-dusted-
that is. with a cloth. To the best OF
INV knowledge and belief feather
du.ter has never found admission
here"
The Lamar register., 1894-05-19
Never tell an editor how to run his paper.
Let the poor devil find 1t out himself.
The World. Columbian FIpo.ition

VIII be of value to the world by illustrating
the improvements in the mechanical arts and
eminent physicians will tell you that the prog
Importance, and as a strengthening laxative
that Syrup Of Figs is far In advance of all
others.
The Lamar register., 1894-05-19

The "Gold Miner is the name OF new 16-
page monthly paper recently started in Den
YER Ii aims 10 give condensed report and
summary of all the principal mining events
of the month deyotlng especial attention to
the new gold strikes. The subscription price
is but so cents year. Sample copy furnished
for Eve cents In stamps. Address Gold Miner,
Denver.
The Lamar register., 1894-05-19

A French count asked one hundred thous-
and dollars to marry the daughter Of Cali
fornian, she being thrown in to boot, Of
course.
The Lamar register., 1894-05-19

Mans character often speaks the loudest
when his lips are silent.
The Lamar register., 1894-05-19

E. A. ROOD, Toledo, Ohio, says: "Halrs
Catarrh Cure cured my wife Of catarrh fifteen
years ago and she has had no return Of it, It's
n sure cure" Sold by Druggists, 75c
The Lamar register., 1894-05-19

lIt u atA@ ~-@>
,re commenting upon one Of
rious courses that had seemed
,lly relished by tho majority
company.
YES. i, is the real Russian ca
.he genuine article" exclaimed
|,ae group II happen to be
k,ed with the firm from which
easiarc ir bought which is
! his hotel. and | know that 1t
p-,ed at an immense cos.
,roants for the rather limit
nsy allo xed each guest
lni OF fact most of the caviare
America comes from the
|.hipg hamlets on the South
coast. says a Philadelphia
kri.er. and as /. too. had deal
kth the firm which sold the
to this particular hotel.
kas were perhaps enjoying
r. same that / had seen
A sturgeon-fishing settle
Jersey might well DO called
rather than a settlement for
Ii cabins and all the sur
L. give the impression OF be-
n temporary homes OF tho
\ crowded In them. And
kcally the case From neigh
farms and from pleasant
the village near b.. Jolly
Father to rough Is" during
reon season The owners OF
It's are also owners OF the
nd supply the homes for tho
u IN their employ
viarc l. the roo OF the fish.
who has been accustomed to
4 shad and other small fish
kely realize that this queer
series the same purpose
immense fish are taken from
shey are hoisted by der
thrown upon the wharf.
any Of them ar. larger than
may we'll hc supposed that
Interesting process. After
are unloaded fand il taxes
Bah 30 load a large boa,
Fiisl tho fishermen com
k.ehering the horny-hided
lyisg on the wharf This
ti1crcnt process from she
pf small fsh. A shad. for
Is simply scaled. then
h;h a sharp knife and the
row carefully removed to
breaking the dainty. which
considered tho choicest
be hsh When tho fisher
to elcan his sturgeon hc
be Ak In both hands. the
~ ls cut on with . few
Fokes: then with . long.
rhcr-knifc the thick. horny
moved and the sturgeon Is
Its entire lengsh- care
% that the strokes nrc not
gh 10 cut into the roc4
be sides Of tho fish arc laid
large roes arc exposed to
Instead of the ;oothsome
orsci found in other fish,
tho sturgeon consists ol
tetfuls OF 4 black substance
} shoi--each separate egg
ia this great mass resem-
n very coarse black shot.
nd plump As u small green
glossy As though freshly
These become somewhat
when packed and ready for
nd lose much of their shiny
,. but still retain their
and In other respects
the same when brought to
as when first taken from
large roe extend nearly
OF the fish. being larger
nn thar VhA rAs, nf chad
The Lamar register., 1894-05-19
ARE FROM JERSEY.
l,,cTron or \ GENUINE
RUSSIAN DRLtcACv.

:. From Our Coass-rhs sssrssoa
[ which No>t 81 ths Cavtare
L,c.p. see rs r.k>a Arr C.asht BY
|Jsr.~y Ftshermea-
The Lamar register., 1894-05-19

Where Ignorance is bliss it is folly to know
that you are fool
The Lamar register., 1894-05-19

DENVER BEST LAUNDRY SOAP.
Unexcelled In quality A BEAUTIFUL PIC
TURE free upon receipt Of 25 wrappers.
GEYsRRIrE Soar Co., Denver.
The Lamar register., 1894-05-19

Seven-tenths of the champagne put down
in this country is up in foreign countries
New Jersey, for instance.
The Lamar register., 1894-05-19

The top round OF the ladder is an imaginary
one, no one ever reached Il yet.
The Lamar register., 1894-05-19

Why should pawnbrokers be reviledi Do
they not keep all their pledges
The Lamar register., 1894-05-19

Did you ever see dogs pants without .
hole in theL2t
The Lamar register., 1894-05-19

Whatsoever origin.
erAl health.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-04
1862
MORTGAGES Foreclosure Sale
of Chatte1S.

PY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL
hurn. to John F Coiburn, dated
the 2Sth day of July, A. d. 1898,
and recorded in the Registry of Deeds
in Honolulu, book 147, on pages 469
ana 40, and upon which default has
been made to wit: non payment OF prln-
cipai and interest, will expose for sale
and sell for cash at public auction unless
sooner dis osed of at private sale as
hereunder provided on III ESDA1,
the 18th day of Septem Der, ID. 1884, at
Y o'clock noon, at the premises on King
street, in said Honolulu, occupied by the
sad NJ. Il. Colburn's draying establish
| ment and situate just We of the Reform
School premises, the property covered by
said mortgage consisting of l New Double
Dray, Double Drays, 3 Single Drays,
6 Dump Carts, ! Dur Gait, l Lumber
Wagon, 2 Sorrel Horses, 2 Stations bay
and grew, Large Bay Horses, l Buck
| skin Mare and Colts, Bay Horse,
| l Bay Mare and colt, Sets OF Double
| Harness, s Sets OF Single Harness, Is Sets
| OF Dump Cart Harness, 1 Set OF Double
| Leading Harness, Extra Collars, Extra
| Harness and Chains, Rope and Blocks,
| | Deferential Pulley and Chains, l New
| Harrow. Lumber and safe Planks, Block
| ing and Eolles, Heavy Jack Screw, ]
! Safe, l Brake, = Sets Brake Harness, Z
| Pairs Extra Shafts. , Extra Sets Whiffie
Trees snd Neck Yoke, Saddler's Horse
anu Too;s. l Medicine Box and Book,
| Brushes, etc ! p dozen Hoes and Han
! dies ~ dozen Scoop Shove!s, 4 Pitch
| Forks, 2 Pick Axes, 3 Feed Boxes, 2
| Large Water Barrels, > Iron Tanks, Hose,
Tubs, ETC., and Extra Goose Neck and
| Stables and Fixtures.
The undersigned is authorized under
said mortgage TO dispose OF the aforesaid
property at private sale and will do SO If
| he receives an advantageous offer there
Tor. prior 10 the date of said auction
! p complete schedule OF the property
and further terms of sale and other par
| ticulars can be obtained of w A Kinney,
attorney for the undersigned, No. 3lS
| Fort street, Honolulu, or at the public
auction aforesaid.
| JOHN F. COLBURN,
| Honolulu, August 2Sth, AID. 1894.
3T75-td
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-04

aigbt American citizens and severai
British subjects, including the BRUSH
Vice Consul. The country Is ue-
scribed as depopulated and guinness
etonned. The refugees also report tnaI
more Nicaraguan troops are arriving
at Bluefelds This display Oh ioiCo
is announced to be caused oy tiio
Termination of the NicaraguanS 70
sist foreign interference III Iue'I az
fairs.
PANAMA via Galveston), Aug d
Refugees from Bluef1eIds, VINO nay .,
reached Colon, say thaC the ~, o.
ramon, 80 brutalities. indians nave
80 driven into the forest and shot
On eioht. and the Nicaraguan soid;efs
bave been ass.ulting the helpless
Joeouito women and Draining IN
fants, they charge.
WAsHINGToN, Aug. 26-Nelther
the State nor Navy Department Is IN
formed officially of the stirring events
said TO have occurred at BlueiIelu7,
resulting in the arrest 81 Halcn auu
come American resients by the Mica
raguan authorities. ossa;o,
Thev are anxiously awaiting oinclal
news. but meanwhile are saIlSLeu tla'
the American naval communities ai
fully equal to the task OF protecting All
Americans in Bluefields who are en-
titled to protection.
New YORK, Aug. 26.-The Worlds
special from Managua, Nicaragua
saws: The bandits grow houriy more
bold. There is fighting near the CITY NY ,:
The firing can be plainly heard me
Government volunteers nave oeen
forced back. The bandits are burning
houses on the outskirts of the to"n'
A number of armed men were cap
tured near the city and brougnt III;
Some of them were publciy "nlppe"
and the others were lncarceraIeu'
WASHINGTON, August 27.-lhe
United States Government mas ue'
cided to recognize the complete soy
ereignity of Nicaragua III the Mosqui'
to reservation.