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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
DRINCETON UNIVERSITY.
EXAMINATIONS 1894.

Examinations for admission the Freshman. Sophomore
Of all departments Of Princeton IniYcr
silly including the School ~ Electrical Engineering VIII
the city Of NewYork Thursday and Friday
June "a and -. 1904 commencing al ten o'clock A. M IN
the Lecture of the NcwYork Law School. on tho
eighth Of the Equitable Building. l2D broadway
Students Intending the Freshman Class year
later may pass this time preliminary examination
covering n portion Of the entrance requirements
4 prize OF 500 viii be given by The Princeton Club Of
Ncv-Yok the applicant who. at such time ana place
fha pass the best full entrance examination 10 the Aca
Freshman Classthe prize To be paid after matcu
laton.
For catalogues. hand books. examination papers and
further information. apply TO
81 TAYLOR PYNE. IL
30 Wnll-st
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For Both Sexes.-City.

DER1TTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Madison Square. open all summer; also
SUMMER schoo! at Asbury Park. " ).
The Hazel Green herald., 1894-07-05
Grcnt smccess in Wi.cnnsin.

Mr.. Z. Holden, a prominent breeder N
Shehoygan Falls, Wis, writes: " During
the last year | have had grand results
with the use of Quinn's Ointment. |
have cured side bones, curbS, splnts and
other punches aad can say that | have
had better success with Quinn's Out
mcnt than anything have ever used "
This is the universal expression of the
leading breeders and hor,emen every.
where. \ trial package will be sent to
any address upon receipt of p cents sill.
yer or stamps. Regular >izc $l.50 De.
Iivrrcd. Address w. b. Eddy IL Co.,
Whitehall, \. y. For sale by John VI.
Rose.
The Hazel Green herald., 1894-07-05
The IInpe of This Rcpinn.

We have received a copy Of the annual
catalogue Of the Hazel Green Academy,
for the year ending June s, 1894. The
school HIS just closed its most prosperous
year Tn enrolment for the year was
l57, fifty Of these enrolled in the teach.
crs' course and twenty three in the music
course. There were so day pupils, 6S
boarders and nine pupils in town tempo
rarily. This is a good showing. There
are several courses of study. One leads
to the sophomore year of the Kentucky
University We congratulate the found
era and promoters of this school, the
community in which it is located aud
the section of the state it seeks to cle
vate. These higher schools are the hope
OF this region. In them teachers are to
be trained for the district schools where
the masses are to be Standardization
Hustler
The Hazel Green herald., 1894-07-05
Ben Matt Combs shot

Ben Matt Combs, of Lost creek, in
Breathitt county, and his wife were each
shot and wounded by the same pistol ball
last Thursday or Friday night Mr..
Combs had been out trading that day,
and upon returning hung his coat in the
hall, and in the coat pocket was his pis.
toll The night being warm he and his
wife retired without closing the hall
door In the night Mr., Combs was AVA
kencd by an unusual noise, and jumping
from the bed found himself confronted
bv man who pushed Il pistol to his side
and fired. The force with which the
muzzlc of the pistol struck Mr. Combs
had the effect of turning him partially
around just as the pistol was discharged,
and in consequence the ball pen 'trated
his flesh, glanced around on his ribs aud
passed through the right foCt uf Mrs,
Combs, who had gone to her husband :
assistance. Mr.. Combs wrestcd the pistol
from his wouldb assassin, who broke
away aud ran out the house, and Mr..
Combs followed and closed the door As
quickly as possible they struck a light,
and Mr. Combs then discovered that he
and his wife had both been wounded by
the same ball, and that ball fired from
his own pistol, which he had supposed
was in his coat in the hall, Further in
vestigation showed dog and coat just
outside the door both of which were
recognized as belonging to one llollon, a
man who had recently been working for
MIR. Combs, and son of ii Hollon, long
since deceased. These suspicious cir
cumstances led to the arrest of lioilon
as the guilty party.
THE HERALD's informant left before
the examining trial took place, and We are
unable to state the result of it.
Ben Combs is half brother to 5, ).
Combs, of Campton, and brother-in'
law of John B. Hollon, near Lee City,
whose sister he married, and his friends
are glad that he escaped SO well.
The Hazel Green herald., 1894-07-05


The following are the dates of meet.
ings Of Kentucky fairs this year as far
as heard nom:
Springfield. July III days.
STAFFORD July - days.
Lebanon, July 25-3 days.
Lawreucchurg, July 3l--4 days.
Dauviilc. Aug. l--3 days.
Maysville. Aug II days.
Nicholasvlllc, Aug IA days.
Eniucncc, Aug. S--4 days
Uniontown. Aug l4-6 days.
Versailles. Aug IA days.
Columbia. Aug. 2l--4 days.
Winchester, Aug. 2l-5 days.
Shebyville, Aug. i'll days.
Lexington, Aug 49, days.
Madisou,ile, Aug. "S-4 days
Franklin, Aug. 29-4 days.
HAZEL GREEN, SEPT - DAYS.
Bowling Grecn, Sept. - days.
Bardstown, Sept ID days.
Paris, Sept "a days.
Paducah, Sept. ll-5 days.
Elizabcthtown. Sept, Ill days.
Horse Cave, Sept. lS4 days.
Sharpsburg, Sept lS-i DAYS
Owensboro Oct. - days.
Germantown. Oct. "a days.
Papers that are now publishing this
list will confer favor by inserting the
date of our fair.
The Hazel Green herald., 1894-07-05

A horse kicked II. :. Shafer, of the
Frcemver House, MiddIeburg ~ Y ON
the knee, which laid him up in bed and
caused the knee Joint 20 become stiff A
friend recommended him to use Cham.
bcrlain's Pain ralm, which he did, and
in two days was able to he around Mr.
Shafer has recommended it TO many
Others aud says it is excellent for any
kind of bruise or sprain. This same
remedy is also famous for its cures of
rheumatism. For sale by John VI. Rose
The Hazel Green herald., 1894-07-05

Samuels & King, Mt. Sterling, carry
the most complete line of dress goods to
be found in Eastern Kentucky, and the
lady who wishes fashionable fabrics for
her summer wear should write them for
samples and prices. Or, better still, so
and see them and make her own selec'
tions. The price will be right for they
sell as low as anybody.
The Hazel Green herald., 1894-07-05

\ first class - horse power potable saw
mill complete, and, if needed. good corn
mill, all in complete order, Price and terms
reasonable, For particulars address May.
town Mill CO., Maytown, Ky.
The Hazel Green herald., 1894-07-05

Do Won want the best rolls?
DO YOU want the best flour?
If YOU do, bring your wool and wheat to
Maytown and you will get the best. Mil
and machines running every day.
MANTOwN MILL Co.
The Hazel Green herald., 1894-07-05

Judge Woods, OF the United State
federal court, Mt indianapolis, Ind, on
Saturday afternoon issued an order
against the American Railway Union,
Eugene V. Debs, its president, and its
other officers, on the petition of the
Monon railroad, restraining them from
interfering with any mail trains of the
plaintiff in their movement from Chicago
to Hammond and elsewhere IN the state
of Indiana.
-
Rock Island train No. 10, outbound
from Chicago, was ditched by strikers at
Blue Island at $50 Saturday The train
was going slow and little damage was
done. Six hundred strikers at Riverdale
ditched two Pullman sleepers on the
Pittsburg and Washington express on
the Panhandle road Sixteen deputies
in charge of the train made no resistance.
-
The paper that reaches the largest
number of homes is the one which is read
by the greatest number of people and is
therefore of the most benefit to business
men as a means of advertising the wares
they have To sell. Such IA newspaper is
THE HERALD, ahd trial of its adyertis-
ing columns will convince the most
.l.n,,;,al that .,,,h /; cn,t
~
Louis Friedman, a merchant of Win
chester, was found dead in the cemetery
at that place Saturday with bullet hole
in his head. Some thought it II case of
suicide, but the last person seen with
him was Miss Lena Bagsby, also resi-
dent of Winchester, and it is though;
she killed him because he was going to
marry another woman.
**#
The walls of NJ. G. Russell's four.story
warehouse at Maysvile gave way Satur
day and wrecked considerable portion
of the building. Twelve carloads OF
sugar had just been stored therein ana
was the cause of the accident No one
was injured The loss may reach -, 900
***
John Mullinix, who killed George
Hankins at Marion two weeks ago by
him three times with pistol
through his pocket, has been indicted
for wilful murder. The feeling is still
very bitter against Mullinix.
#**
Prendcrgast, who murdered Mayor
Carter Harrison in Chicago last October,
was on Tuesday found not insane by
jury impanelled to inquire into his san-
ity, and he will bc hanged Friday July
18th.
#*x
English Anderson, the man who killed
George Alexander, near Mt Sterling, was
to Jail without bail and will
have to answer before the next Mont !
gomery circuit court for his crime
~*4
The news comes from Washington that |
secretary Carlisle and Congressman Stone |
have both been quite i'll for a week past, |
out it is gratifying to hear also that they |
The Hazel Green herald., 1894-07-05

When in Lexington call on l..
& G. STRAUS, Leading Clothiers,
who carry a larger line Of CLOTH
ING and sell for less money than
any house i'll the bluegrass capital.
A Watch free with every pur-
chase Of SIS, or over.
The Hazel Green herald., 1894-07-05

Everything now points TO the nomina-
ton of Hon. j. NJ. Kendall at Campton
on Tuesday next, 1t is understood that
he has thirty six instructed votes, and
therefore needs only Il fraction over one
half of Il vote to secure the prize. Where
this fraction of vote is to come from
we do not know, but presumably he has
second instructions in some of the coun'
ties, and as soon rs their home candidate
falls, Joe will get more than enough to
nominate. Indeed, we see no possible
chance for his opponents to combine
against him, though political history
records eases where candidates have gone
into conventions with more than the
necessary vote and then been defeated
Let us hope that the meeting at Campton
will result tremendously.
The Hazel Green herald., 1894-07-05

Our young friend Henry l.. GodsCy,
who has been secretary to Congressman
Lisle since congress convened, wns last
week appointed to the position of dis
bursting clerk and chief of division in the
postofiice department at Washington, at
a salary of Sl75 per month. The place
is one of honor, trust and Importance,
and shows that he is held in high esteem
by the postotlice authorities. 1t is also
step toward promotion to postofIice
inspector, and after Il probationary period
of two months he may get position of
that kind should a vacancy occur. His
fidelity to the trust imposed in him by
Congressman Lslc, coupled with the
ability he has attained by assiduous APP
plication, secured him this place, and
that same faithfulness to present and
future duties will continue to forward
him on to positions of higher honor and
greater trust We congratulate him
upon his present preferment, and hope
the future may find for him the acme of
his ambition, be that what it may, aud
in this wish we are most heartily joined
by host of his friends here at home.
The Hazel Green herald., 1894-07-05

The news comes from Washington that
Secretary Carlisle and Congressman Stone
have both been quite i'll for a week past,
but it is gratifying to hear also that they
are now on the mend
The Hazel Green herald., 1894-07-05
HAZEL GREEN, KY:
THURSDAY, July 8, 1894.

The Republicans Of this district, in
convention at Stanton on Tuesday night
nominated Hon. Thos Hopkins, of Pike
county, as their candidate for congress
from this district At the end of the
3Sth ballot his opponents had withdrawn,
and he was nominated on the 3gth bal.
lot, practically by acclamation. Mr..
Hopkins represented Pike county in the
last legislature, defeating Hon. o. A.
Bowles, the Democratic candidate, and
himself a very popular man, by 23l ma
jority, the county being Democratic by
some 200 votes. He lived awhile or was
perhaps raised, in Floyd county and there
won every political contest, so that those
of his party who know him best consider
him invincble He is Baptist preacher,
and is said to be man Of mind and
magnetism. 1t is also claimed that he is
a mixer from Mixerville. Now, all this
is pretty fair, but he has never yet, per
haps, encountered foe worthy his flint.
The Democrats purpose next Tuesday at
Campton to nominate man for the
November stakes who, in the contest
for congress on the 9th of that month
will politically leave the Pike county
candidate at the post. And don't you
forget it.
The Hazel Green herald., 1894-07-05


Hal Cockrill, who has been on trial at
Irvine for seven years off and on for the
killing of James Emerine, and was once
sentenced 10 the pententiary for four
years, but was granted new trial, was
acquitted Monday in the Estill circuit
court. Hon. John Bennett, of Richmond,
and Riddel & Riddell, of Irvine, were
his counsel, while the commonwealth was
represented by State Attorney Howard,
Grant f. Lilly, of Irvine, and Hon. A.
r.. Burnham, of Richmond, Able
speeches were made on both sides and
much interest was manifested in the case,
~.
When the proposed increase of the tax
on whisky from 80 cents to Sl.l0 gallon
il decided in the house there will be a
great necessity for using guagers to allow
the distillers TO get out their supply in
short time. Commissioner of Internal
Revenue intends to give the collector OF
Internal revenue in each district the
power of appointment of such gaugers
"A he may need without the Intervention
Of the department. Now is the time to
file your application.
The Hazel Green herald., 1894-07-05

The walls of NJ. G.. Russell's fourstory
warehouse at Maysville gave way Satur.
day and wrecked considerable portion
of the building. Twelve carloads OF
sugar had just been stored therein and
was the cause of the accident No one
was injured. The loss may reach -, 000
The Hazel Green herald., 1894-07-05

Prendcrgast, who murdered Mayor
Carter Harrison in Chicago last October,
was on Tuesday found not insane by Il
jury impaneled to inquire into his san
ity, and he will be hanged Friday July
18th.
The Hazel Green herald., 1894-07-05

English Anderson, the man who killed
George Alexander, near Mt. Sterling, was
committed to Jail without bail and will
have to answer before the next Mont
gomery circuit court for his crime.
The Hazel Green herald., 1894-07-05

John Mullinix, who killed George
Hankins at Marion two weeks ago by
shooting him three times with pistol
through his pocket, has been indicted
for wilful murder. The feeling is still
very bitter against Mullinix.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-31
Oeutfd.amerifanifdes Kodbua.

S9cn felt Idngerer 53ett erbielten mir
aus unierem 2eierfreis nielfah Qnfrasen
nah einem suten, praftii9 pertaBten unb
DeritdnOGiden &Obbu6, ME es ia fit ieben
SauSbolt fait unentbeDrlt6 9etporOen 1T.
Nusgeben6 bon benz @runbiaBe, baB oas
8efte i6lteBlt6 bod INNER bas 8inigite
lit, baben mir nob iorsfdltiser &uswabI
einem 8ub BEN 8or3u9 seseben, bas it3
fir ie6en 6ausbalt, SIeiAotel auf tpelcbem
SUP CT gefiibrt wirb, ais 6ur3auS 3tpeds
mGBig e~rtpteien bat. 9aS 8u6 1T bon
elmer beutiben 6ausfrau auf Gjrun6 lang
iGDrt9er @rfabrun9 nit be1onoerer 8erid=
ii6tisuns unierer ameritanii9en GerbGLtz
ntiie nerfaBt. @s entbGIt iber 1900 &ez
cepte, 6eren ie6eS praftii9 erprObt 1T. 9as
@ert 1T ouBerbem nit tpetBen 8IGttern
bur6i6oien, 10 baB ie6e SauSfrau in Der
Sage lit, rteue &ecepte bin3u3ufiigen pber
bic %norbanbeuen na6 tbren @rtabrun9en gu
ergdn3en. Gin beuti9senglii6es Snbaltss
ber5ei9niB erIei6tert 6as gea4i6lasen unr
4ufftn6en erbeblt6. 11niere Nbrnnetten
tDnnen bieies 8u9 ~sebunben unb pOrtOfrei
gesen Ginienbuns bon Is Gents BON uns
besieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-31
rtnfere GOrreIpOnbeuten unb asen

"a un1ere Gorreiponbenten un6 N9enz
tcn beIuben bic fOl9enben Staten:
6err SranS Otto Die Staten &entudp,
Eenneiiee, 9tGabamu, Southland, SIOriba
un6 Sic Sniel Cuba.
6err Saul Sriebet BEN Staat Soma.
6err 9eter 8ui9 Sic Staoten Sninots
nn6 Snbiana.
5err Sre6 S9erf ben Staat @isconiin,
6err Srib @rreb Bic Stadten Wtiiuuri,
Nrtanias, Seros unb bos Snbianer:
Serrttortum.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-31
unfere Weltausfteuuns.

9ieies 8ra9ttuert lift iebt ferttS gum
gerfan6t. @ir eriuben bic 2eier, tpelbe
baffelbe tpIuiben, ibren 8eiteaungen
sleib ben @eLbbetrag bet3ufiigen, bu burd
bas 6. O.. 0.s8erfabreu Die Soften fit
Sen 8erleger betrd9tlia erbObt unb bic
8ef0rOeruns OerIansiamt pirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-31
pnItttTh1eH.
Q,1fIaoen ocoen m~abIf6wiuoler.

sSn ct. Souls, Wo., baben Die @roBs
oeihmorenen am Dienftag benz &i9ter 60
munbs bonn Griminel9ericbt ibrcn S9IuBz
beridt iiberrei9t. 9erielbe be8iebt ii9
aum aroBen She'll auf bic ipdbrenb Der fiir3=
fiben 8a6G Deriibten 8etriigereten. Inter
ben 173 eingebra9ten Nntlagen be5ieben fi3
mebr als finf5ig auf @a4lbetrigerei1gs utl'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-31

ter anbern tperben Der ertpGblte Gbertff
6enrD SroG u1b fem Sobn @barles, tpel9
Qebterer in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3te@
genbein's Sfftce angeiteat 1T, Der 8efte9ung
be16ulbigt. @egen Diefe betben Poltttfer
lrb gegen sSames 9dggertp iino Die bdupt@
fG9lt6iten Mnflagen erboben tporben. Die
iibrigen Nnflagen itnb segen nnbebe1tenoe
DISQUALIFICATION gert9tet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-31
Gin ere WeltQu8 ttelluno
oRs Drod&1tperR miibertrof ffen dofeRt.

9os QroBe 6orutat I'll bet is 3nlD laBt Die eSQl=
itrationen gu poler @eltun9 ~9elan9en, Druid nnO Fopter
ltno bon ousge5et6neter Site.
STIR @ol6e, bic Die Nusteluns ielbit 9eieben baben,
miro oie1es NIT edit oeutl6er @ritnOlt@tett %ber9e1tellte
|g8erf cine bleibenoe @rinnerln9 an Die gSntoer Der
|0SeiBen @taot, Fur TrernOe nnO Setannte bitbe1 uno
|oribet Elm w~ertbpo1es @ei6enf, pol BON Selebrnn9 uno
l1nterbaltun9, ietn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-31

9ur6 Elm b%eionoeres Nbtontrtet NIT Der 8eltausitel=
lun9sbebOroe 1tanoen oen 8erle9ern PammtPi&e ~Offi5eRlen
pRotosrapGiC&en Aufnahmen, etta $4,000 at Der 3ob1 our
Nerfa9u119, uno Die Nusipabl| mte Die Geproo11ftion oieier
photographer erfolste NIT 9r0Bter @orgfalt uno nuter
Der alerneueltett OfetboOett 10 oaB
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-31
@oreY's sro6e Rofinen.

General Goreb, Der frii6ere Sibrer Der
vNrmee Ser SnbuftrieIen", Die leBtes
Sribiabr bon Weaiitaon, 81 nab bent
&apitol in 8albtn9ton sogeit, tptro 1td tn
Der in ct. Qouts, Mo., anberarmten Ter7
Ser 8opultiten ais Brdltoents
Anft6cnnAihnt nnfiinAfnen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-31

&us Berfins Gountb, tueLcbes Ben Mittelz
punt Der BON Der 9iirre beimgeIu6ten
8egenb bilbet, treffen bon alien Seiten
Na9ri@ten iiber Die entIebli9e Not6laqe
Elm, unb tpenn ni@t l9leunigft 6iilfe aez
'f9afft pirb, 10 tperben aablrei6e Ser fonen
benz 6unger unb Der &Glte e~rlteaen. SIS
Tno bereits bret Safe befannt getporben,
in benen Meni6en bu9tdblt9 berbunqert
ftnD, nnb in entlegenen 8e5irfen lino pabrz
I9etnli3 dbnGi9e Sdue b%orgefommen, Bic
ieoo9 mDgli9erpeiie erit in einigen Mona=
ten iperben entbedt nerben. Sem Brdif=
oenten Nafon pon Der 9iilfszGommi1Iion
IprtieBuns auf Der 2. @eite)
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-26

1t looks as If the Constitutional
Convention were going to sacrifice
due deliberatiou tn the sentimental
,des Of giving the so-calied Republic
the same birthday as the Republic
Of the luited States. According to-
Delegate Rnbertson's remark this
morning, however. dpliberatiuu is a
dangerous policy, He said the more
the Convention considered th" Con.
stitutiou the worse it made it. The
Judge wiil come under the Dangerous
Persons Act the first thing he knows.
Such mutinous language as he utter.
I'D is very shocking. and teuds to mp
set the idea that a mau luses his Iu-
dependence when be- lakes Govern.
ment billet.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-26
Regatta on the Fourth

There will be some good boat
races Ia the harbor on July 1. The
coinmitte. on sports has offered good
prizes aud q goodly number Of crews
will participate. The H.alauis aud
Myrties will enter ak aud four. Dared
shell races, the latter towing iu the
Alice VI. Will. tn. former will take
tue Carl ". The bOstboy : intended
entering three c.euts, but hsv. been
barred oui II one. Ia. siN-oafsd
stationary seats. They will there.
for. enter the Kuliaiksnuu in the
fourteen cared barge race aud the
Alice IN tn. four cared event. In
al! probability all the warships in
port will participate. The boatboys
hgiu prsrtice this evening.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-26

Del Kahaulclio moved to make IL
500, as the number Of members
might he increased.
The Article passed as in the draft.
Article 80 O-"Punishment of Mem
bers." Passed
Article 5l--"Exemp,iou from Liza
bility." Passed.
Article 81 Exemption from Ar
rest" Passed.
Article 53 Thu Scnate) "Numb'r
of Members -- Election - Term Of
Office"
Del. Robertson moved to make the
term of the frs, Senators .iected
eud with the general election in
1899. instead Of 1901.
Vice Pres. Wilder supported the
amendment. which carried.
Pres. Dole moved To substitute
until the next general election for
Senators" for "to hold office for n
like term
Carried, and the Article So passed.
Article 5t-"SpnatOrial Districts.
Article ~ ''Qrai' feat ious Of
Senators"
Doi Nivas moved to raise the term
Of residence from three years to FIVE.
Del. Carter thought it should re-
main as il was.
Del. Kahaulelio moved to- insert
real before property.
Del. Carter asked how that would
be il man came here with q two
thirds interest in a corporation with
! a capital Of S275.OOO.
Del. Vivas' amendment carried.
I D,l Kahaulelio's amendmeDt car
ried.
Del. Robertson moved to quit the
reading uf this Constitution, a. they
more they read it the worse they
made il. (Laugbter)
Chairman Rice-Ail in favor of
the motion say aye. O.augbtar)
Del. Enmeluth moved to recon
slider the vote so as tn move an
amendment making both real and
personal property qualifications.
Before = vote the committee took
recess from IL to 80 o'clock.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-26
IAEY DIDN'T SELL IT
Ca"rg- Of Selling Buos. the Day Of
IN. FL. Dismissed

ih" RI = plsinlesbu
j ". Gihi.~ aud q =. Huughtuil.
iug w'.rr dI>charg"d ~ ia" District
cart to-day ga a rharg" ~ selling
hluuf nu SUNDAY, .luu" Il II
Evans, o .p-,'iai pul""nau, testified
~ Court YESTERDAY that he went tn
IT," rraI "i ia" Bay Hors" sauun un
ILc date u-nlIun,.d and bought u
gias> ~ gtu aui one oi WHISKY iuT
him.vl! ani lnsud, pay Iug bf'I "suis
for the saru" There were uih.r-
prcsour Ala Kan, an "mpl"y"" "f
Dudd'- stabl, :, Nhn rOums ia th"
iear oi the saloon, stated that la"
had bottle uf gIn aud or" "t
whisky ~ ms room On that parIiru
lar sunday. aud when b. returned,
they were missing. The two brt.c-
exhibited ia Court were the McniI-
cal one. OIhcrr KAPPA ciiu"hed the
CMuamau's evidence Dy s,ating thai
When the arrest VA made the liquor
va. ia the Chinaman's apartments
Presumably Tor this STUART ~ de-
tecuve work, ENaus nas be"n pro
moted from special to turuh'y al
he Station.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-26
sunday Law Csss

J. Schwsnck, the buinhoat msu. IL
very Indignant aud not ia very
happy fran. II mind. This is due
To- ia. fact iha, u warrant wa- served
ou bi. b.It-r half 10y Officer kaava
for violating the much worried Sun.
day law. Tn. warrant states that
Mrs. Srhwanck violated ia. law by
selling two packages Of tea worth
ten c.uts an SUNDAY last. TIL. ar,i-
Gle II quot.d u. no, u necessity. The
ease wall cn,n- up ia the District
Cunr, 10 morrow. snd Mr. Srhwanck
Will -npl"y ia. best legal light aud
tight the case. Whom the water
front man la. won his ease, which
hc is confident II doing, he intend.
starting n Protective Union.