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The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-05-11

and passed with trining verbal
amendment.
he bill enlarging Jurisdiction OF
Circuit Courts was taken up on second
reading and passed.
The President appointed the follow
ing Special Committee on the Military
Till: Messrs. Emmeluth, Wilder, ID.
b. Smith, Hatch and Allen.
Mr.. Wilder requested to be excused
trom servings The reference was un-
necessary, aud, If any was made, it
should have been to the Military
Committee.
Minister Hatch stated that the
Ministry intended TO call the Cousti-
tuuonal Convention for May 50.
At o'clock the Councils went into
executive session to listen to des-
patches from the United States.
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John Parker Dead.

Tuesday afternoon, at 20,
John P. Parker, a son of Samuel
Parker, died at his fathers house
on King street. Mr.. Parker had
been i'll for some days, but latterly
it was thought that he was i'm
proving. During the last few days
however. he was been steadily
getting worse.
Mr.. Parker was only nineteen
years old, and had been married
only little over a year.
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Tie SIR. f-1 u Il =4.-lzl-l= =F=1e1 d
liEElE.I-E 11- -'1r1szR1Cis Ia. been tie
1-.Ezlzr q MN .f.r-Ef=Ez between zsszes-
.s-rs AID 1-.E-a-Z=rz- zc1 tEGEzZ Z Boari
q z. z.s---sEzii1C CEfTz tr1C- year - year.
ssfsHs1I-lZ = s,1--= 1-sfl1Er - Z sCll7-zlrc a
lEtz t1l.--1F- JET = Dies lot zZd eaLznt-
eflFzr a TIE z--sf--l.
FIRM Z =1T-a-T q TIE zIz7-11llC I II L
eI-1es1 u 1Ee F-ev zEzl Z az CT zrus=
E-l.ilC-E world EEsE sEE sss.se- E.1r lE-z saE
would -EisE IA lECE a AKA
6E--i1r5 =E1ErEg l155 tEs= detail a1o
--zz---1zziT- zElz s-LL1vZE zaz-EE-EE1 E-zF
IL C SERVICE All Il L 5ass1 11ou TIE
Ev1rz r=tl-zl. q zIz1z7 ne CIR ,lrz-Islr-ls-
rzrl-.zrEa1 y TIE Tax 4zsszcr AID ne
Minister 4 TIE L1ssr-i1r- az 4 Lss a July,
I.!lsss- W.
EI-E--zF -1ufs 81 Corporz-
sl1lz- lllZ----sz4 esss-l1sI Z =. $3.50 u
Elz-1T-1EE Il CGrrCrz-
E11Ia- zi-zg-fI Ea4t =
eaPllI ------------- z1aTIsg o.
EIz--T 1ce 81 Corpo-z-
aIH-Cis- -ziI---z mae u
Minister e EEE L1lE-E-
4 s1rprrlze 7aE-e----- a1zg1 ~ u
ElzarE-sCE I'll Corpora
z1ECa- EEsEI---ls --z-s-sz q
Ia Azs=zzsr- llEgG1g o
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New Officers.

The following are the officers Of
the Cyclorama Company for the
ensuing year:
President, F. J. Lowrey.
Vice-President, w. r. Castle.
Secretary, L. A. Thurston.
Treasurer, T. w. Hebron.
Auditor, T. May.
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Minister Of Finance

The report was received and ordered
printed.
Mr.. Brown reported for the commit
tee to which was referred the bill
amending the opium law. The CON-
mittee recommend passage Of the bill.
Received for consideration with the
bill.
The same committee reported on
the bill enlarging the Jurisdiction OF
Circuit Courts, recommending is
passage. Received for consideration
with the bill.
The same member asked further
time to draw The bill To placing the
Board Of Education under the Min
ister Of Finance, and also the bill to
amend the Chiue-e restriction Act.
The Attorney reported for
the COMMITTEES to which was referred
the petition for parton from certain
prisoners On the Volcano road. The
COMMITTEES recommend denial Of
prayer d petitioners on the ground
that they are undeserying. the re-
port vas adopted
The Attorney General also reported
for the judiciary Committee On the
p-tftIou from native asking for re-
mission q = fine The committee
ind that the money should be r.
turned and 20 recommend. Adopted.
President Dole presented 4 petition
from = native ~hO had been elected
frJal certain l2Id=. Referred 10 the
judiciary Com nitlee.
CEDEg o. THE DAY.
FIrs. reading q the bill 10 place
the In-zGe Asylum under the Board
q Health.
Il- bliI pa=-ei iis fret reading.
first reading q the bill making
biennial spDrupEIstiO-ls for Tie sap
port q the n ilirary. The bIIi sppfO-
pirates S3r', - for this pH-pOse.
The bill "a. pss-@d 70 IT. .ecoId
rzzdinZ and referred u : special com
mite.
S@eond r=sfing q the Act amending
the S1nizy law.
Mr. WsterhOqse moved the bill BE-
indefinitely postponed
Mr. smith moved il pz-s.. Let thee
Who Ei.n u 70 to church % -, and
others have little music
Mr. Allen fzsores1 Mr.. WzteFhOussfs
n41tiOn. Ine -zbbzth had besn stricLiy
observed here, and the natives haG
be~n 20 brDgzhi %. Ih- bill would
L01eeu the hold q morality AMI FelI-
gi0u o. them-
Mr.. -mitn thOgzht Mr. Allen let
O4l Il zoeD1nt . large numL-f d per
s0ls. -antsy had BEEN TOO ngidly
C-5-~FEed 30 EtlIs country.
T1e bill "a. iE1eG1iLely POst pOned
Il %
Mr. Eramsllth aid tnlse ZkO voted
- Indefinitely Cl-fpone spCgd Try %
eicse TIE -i1Ofs Wnish we're oPsH Dn
sunday.
-eeoId reading q ne Dill giving
CIrealt J1.lg1- fail J4ris1Ietisa IL
Ezbe=s> essrTsl- EgzLt>g.-
If-e hlll l4-sesJ.
Som Fssdfnz II the At amending
the AZ relating u t1@ ~ sDftztiCr Il
opfBme
The iii. 80 read see:losi ~ seetIons
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Tins shows Z z-zz q Sa:I-lsIle. q I.g5
-7=r L.G-- 1C1 4 L z--zL=,s.-1-z- q tEE
scE1,-L ~ vas retained b =eEcoI =z=u-z
L I.,--- and Only --eirz t1c liz -rsa
zI--z u -rzs5ss.--T rzss=I-Iz II L-..is- LkE
z--lr---z u s-6.t45- -r=ag7EZ Let gan q
SL4lE-
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II tEsz E-Za rate q tE5 eeLtz later
Id PrL-i E=r= % u paid tEe e9st void
y ssS7saL
Tang tEE=e Ezstz- void E=1Jl--
EEZ1 ELas1 any sses1 Inc ealing * tL1s
lcr1 E-01tEIy- Carrying al raj natter
E5s=- and a Tie szz1e TINE LIT l-frzz.slz-.z
Ee present rz5es q irzIzL1 AID pe.szzsz--
E1J-l1 IL allowed Ez1er- wt-.zrfz-z- Ezr-
Icr E1zsser- ard eT-s1o-z EGuze tzes- and z
-=ss,1lszEl- z1-L--1s q sa1rzzz zraez t-eec
E= Ess5Er . b. ezle-Lz1es1 Or szs 5ezzz Il
lilZ..il t1---z.-.-1 losz nov Ezgl1g EzDJlO
Ier am
Iks would he tzs Erzs zeeD t9EzrIi
Ez4IlE Hlll--I- f-=e po-1- tls az
lS-z---sza.l 4 EA5..E 1lzE1 earLezsly 60
y s1Eg1s zt1zr-
zzi9E-7E--L ELCE q FGzzE E-Lr
VEEZ
IL lzz EszzE tls sT-.saazz II lay gsszrz
lrll1r - t1tz z,z1zzza3l II s5osssr rsl.z-zs.1..
FIsE t1s C1Zett State " zlIyE tls
l'EEers q 1lEsL1z Dg---s 7ssse-z tEs rIe,r-t
- pLs.se EEe-1 EE-eE TIE Hz1Ez5zzz E-zz
tEzt tEe EzTzs1srst c9Fne-s
szsI- le E.zEzlzz1 el-Eenas AID tzzss q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-05-11

HI G-.Gs srt family 4rs i-5
only ----ocs booked ID leave tlr
- E-aae--s0 On the G-@-c- due
here q Monday
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LOCAL BREYITIES.

Z A. Tcu-s:oa VIII give 5 Yacht
f,r rs-:v 70 Pearl City Saturday.
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The fall b.5uu-A- -spo-. q ne
Minister q Finance 2pps&-s n &I-
r.-s- uz-s . rms ISSUE
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Toe japanese s-s41l7r MIX
Nh xiii .-4v- Jzp4u to- ta-s p'1-i
On J--- Is b a-.- L@-u japanese
t-- p 81 -l----S-
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Benson K Smith VII soon move
% trs store formerly octlp-SG
tv E---5ch K Company
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There vii. be : bSt:Slso1 dr'-.
;lfs -vsaiuE BY moonlight On Pa
s.= Square
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-05-11

A number q Portuguese a-rlvs1
On the N--cwz5 Yesterday to ~o-A
en- plantations
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-05-11

\ -z.s Examiner STATES t1&i ne
L : :. Rzuz-r uour 81 Mare Is
sid. uzv o ordered 70 H01o---u-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-05-11

Alexander Young and ms NO
.s.------s rzvs returned after pay
- 5-s.sv-S-s 10 San Francisco
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-05-11

Judging from the &Uourt O con
vic.lo-S - lar, the present o1ica u
Exxs57s- Jurors i 5 good one
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Ire [ : :, Adams arrived 81
p; TgwussrG On the IsE inst
Sz.ze- Gzvs from this port
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IL W. Z1uszLl L4S been con-
,s.g1zG > Pc-s Surveyor 81 A4-
r-r-5 IN p-zcz e " O. Aiken, r.
s-Eu-C-
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Ms 4 W Severance and Mss
Severance wI-l A--Ivs oD me Aus
r-sIIs 3 week from toIc-rOE-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-05-11

Captain C4rsy's d4-Z1:sr SIS
-.s.ssr--r q tcs NJ-o~zi- NE
vo1zz -z5y has been 2tisn1-nE
S---c- - San t'rzCc->co-
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APPROPRIATION BILL

A new departure has been made by the
Minister Of Finance. IN presenting the
appropriation bill. by dividing it into
four sections, the first Of which. covering
the regular salaries and pay-rolls Is now
before you and shows definitely the cost
Of the permanent staff of the government.
The next II order VIII be the Military
Act. which l have treated as an apprO-
priatiOn by itself, that the wisdom Of
continuing so heavy an outlay may be
separately considered
Following this vii be the act covering
the current expenses OF the departments.
limited to receipts from internal revenue.
The final act VIII be that Of Public
Works to be carried out under the
various loan measures
For mora complete details ! have to
refer YOU 20 the reports OF Chiefs Of
Bureaus. ATTACHED hereto.
| remain very respectfully.
s NJ DAMON,
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BY AUTHORITY
PROCLAMATION.

1, SANFORD Z. DOLE, President OF
the Provisional Government Of the Ha-
Eaiizn Islands, IN accordance With the
provisions Of Section l Of Act GO u the
Provisional Goyeument q the Hawaiian
Islands, entitled An Act 10 proyide for
Constitutional Convention" approved
the 18th day d March, 1894, do hereby
cal upon the delegate and other mem
bers constituting the Constitutional Con-
ventiOn named IN the said Act, 10 con
veue FOX the purpose u framing eonsti-
tutiOa at the legislative Hal, in the
Judiciary Building, N Honolulu, On
WEDNESDAY, Nay 10Th, A D. Is94,
4 els7en O'clock A "
Given under Eay hand and tho
Great Seal u the Hawaiian
Islands this 10Th DAY 81 May,
l. u. IS1l
SANFORD y. DOLE
#. Z HITCHCOCK, Re-, has this
d. hem appointed > Notary Public Tor
geooud Judicial Circuit 81 the Hawaiian
Izlz1da.
J. A KISG,
Minister n the Interim
IzteEsor Office, Epfsl -, 1904
I5Z-st
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Two hand concerts we're E-F@1
SIS. night. cce 81 the L0.s- y t1s
Cd band ocys- and the the olrsr
3 T1c-zz Square by the Go7srr-
r---- ~
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receipts of Custom House for the periods
ending March 3lst, 1892, and March 3lst,
1924, respectively:
March Slst, 1892 ......... .S1.S99. 140 81
March SlSt, 1924. .. 1.047 ASS 81
Deducting the Blanks and Fines
and Forteituresr accounts from the res
pective amounts for the two periods.
leaves respectively:
March 31st, 1SS2. 49,. .Sl,S55,74 So
March SlSt, 1894. .... 1,0l5.39S 90
which latter are the amounts that are en-
tered in the annual report of the Minister
Of Finance Is the proper receipts Of this
bureau.
The annual report of the Collector
General. ]. b Castle. ESD. for 1893. Is 50
replste with valuable information res
psctInC our foreign commerce, that |
have Incorporated 1t, emitting the tables
Of classification. From this report we
have the gratifying information. that the
export of our crop Of sugar has risen to
l65.OO0 tons. and the increased value OF
all exports has been nearly 100000 over
1872; the total value being SD, So. $500;
and Of imports 1868, l7T.O0.
Il Is also a pleasure TO note that our
commercial horizon Is widening, and that
japan Is now permanent factor in our
development: and at the time Of writing.
two lines Of steamers direct from Japan
are competing with the P. NJ. 5. Co. of
California for the trade
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Eishty-eas (s1l oOrpon-

lSi, lSSS. .,..,.,.,, l00o4IS7 90
The total registered corporations other
than chST1tSole and edac2uonSl number
ninety -to0T. When the returns hSve been
lncotnp.ess, the u$,1reS have since been
oo;0lnSd tro-n tie officers - the CORPORA
ooC$
me eiS0iy-o eornorGtloDS 10 when 1
retsr nave nornlnSl capital ~ S-Nt>S-
StlVSA win S1l,sSI Ie1uu2S actually paid
IN VI ms invested cash e9pitsl, sworn
re;urIS are made 10 the Munster Of the
Interior, = OF July Isl IN each yeSr-
Inc res1rnS Tor 1875 we've;
90 heal EStSte ,-----,- ) 3,U-1o|- W
" tsSSonI Property. l9--oS,l4S W
---------
y teta1 OF -~--, S-A-Sl.>t %
Showing = difference ot sl.ot2,S-O W
- oSiVSen cGpit2l invested. and prop
cry re'lFnS0 On Corporations sXhlolt 70
the Minister OF the Interior
Now mere the difficulty q the lax
ASSESSOR becomes apparent, Tor IN the
returns inside - hun IS the value Tor
t&xSIlSn.
hSSL hStSts Is 0SSsSSsd = S,--O4u 70
fsTSoIA property. 100000, o,Sii ,o4u W
-
AtotI o. $500 --.-.. SlO,6S96SO %
The difference IN these returrs To the
Minister OF the Interior. OF S2O 2qI so 90
sni q the ASSESSOR Of SlO69a 90 %.
iustiriss the conclusion that the eorpor-
srion returns for taxation are. IN MANY
cases. not carefully made.
Th.Ss do not cover an the differences.
for esch wear nearly all the co-porations
sxus,d 3 unrtSoD ~ Their earnings in
rss works and extended ous-ations. add
ne materially 10 the maid m investment.
and fO-uir- the hsSis f1- increased
dividends live take he sworn c7,ss
income Of si-htv-.,1s c1-n,-stiD,,s As 2
bSsr (ani IT i for 1873 SIOOOl. ISL co.
and desire tn know what rsresntace
SbaI De chsrr-sai on this in,6.na Ia p~,,-
ducs 8 tax Of on, rss- cent or, the artrsl
p-Dssrtv which i returned To the Minis
tsr1f The interior = S00 2qI StD IN VIZ
in, tF,-,- an 7rrrrI rhary-a III tvyn ue-
rr,5. On the -rpsS frf,l-,a viii have In h.
uEfa. whereas. II We take the returns
r,is 10 the Assessor Of $1,000 81 90
3 the value OF the property. q tax of one
-z- cent. on the --rSs T7ts,-ra Will suffice.
The CuaStl1rI r5.sfu-sIIy- ,s-fS.s which Of
value. Roth viii hsva aIvDcstss and
.rr-H NAV h. N rs-- -f,-H-- .,-7,i 7 ,,+fa- -
! s7-lrsSri,-7 07Iv- - F.ss1s ~ .-,rItsI,Ia
r4yx-T17 h, sTT.lT-l f,- - -ISa md an ~
f7f,1-,z. for Iss,5 ~ yssa-s tTst tFs rsx
p rIapsi AZ 0-ia and ,7-,.a-TlIf ~ ra1r
N the r--uSS Trc77-a TINS c-77ysS -F,a r,,--
r.I--gr;l7- In a hs.i ,sa- = -,-i1r,s5 ,,bs--a
Ehi,,h tba government o. tEa r-or5ia
bss- the L7Ss 0f .7I -se7-- -E.-rs.sIv,ss
q : e-11,f 80
TTs serious III--ri.s-.--,,,a r.a-zaz7 tn. TX,
-s5r1-1rs IzrtIs ne 70 he bzIfa.- hat he
sl-uorsti0rs s-a not h.ss-iirr- tT7sir mn
gortI0u 81 taxation and rha -1ysrnr1snt
Comedies q r,,Trr ~ v.T-a nv 49,, r-;i-7,-
rFa t.y ry.- q ra-i7.I ~ vss-s
: ssr717rs u--3.--il,,,I ,,y1s-sI,I. 2, r,1Is,t-
inc statistics s-7l,F = H. sE,1va ! f7-1r1
"a n. T-r1r.s-f-,,- and 77,,---r,Te.-. -st7-T,s
E6-1rEeu o D4IF cDCpoEGllO1>- 1LE
----7r------,- -, LT---r---- ss-tI =
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Letters E-u1 Or AEcrEE=- S-t1
.-r r--- sUe CZE III N-r-
--ezzu=c y=-l=r,tlF- H hlz ci-I-
-.-s1 -l-Lli-ll --r-,-l.- =J--- nd L.i-=
L,--- 1zs,---t- l-tl L. rs-'-i-I-f. :
-rua -E-1-r e uE=- H / n
rr-e-lz IL ClI-1lu >-cIGE. A-W
EacE H-sI pr-s;L.- p IL a1ls %
r-L.--u Z h. El.rZ Il 4 I-g E-ilUli-.-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-05-11

B,,sn Ben p-=46sd guilty yssasc-
Ckv u 81 opium charge SD E@s
E-=G $50 He Ezs been ss1i -
t-= rsss where 1s WI rsC2-c C1il-
rs 5cs = p&l1-
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lgSS l.
CUSTOMS

l append the figures of the comparative
receipts of Custom House for the periods
ending March Slst, 1892, and March 3lst,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-05-11

TIE family q Browns VS. vel
rg--ss=---G ~ 3 1rIs- n t-'= -'-s-rL-i
C---s T-=sG1y- = W B-oEO vas
q -5L CecL Brown E4s ccs q
he t=szcEz-E L4Ey=rs- 4Ct i n
B-E- prosecuted
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yr5.'a. from the zmouut Ofcon-
v5c:s5cs - lar, the present batch q
Ez~zilz- Jurors l. 5 god one
sr-xx-s-- Young and his two
.s.--1.s-s Eavs returned after pay
k 5-s=: v-S-t 10 c&n Francesca
Ars,z Examiner states that the
: Rsuz-r uow 81 Mare Is
z-5. uzv Dc ordered 70 h01o-----
II W. Zc-aszli MSS been con-
---.sy1sE - Pc-s Surveyor 81 A4-
r--c- III p-zcs e: W O. Aiken, r.
sz-=c-
Toe japanese steamer NIzl
sTs-- xiii .-zv- Jzp2u to- inns pat
r- J-a- Is b aI,1 1910 japanese
t-- 3. z-.a-lClS-
Glade sn6 family &-s tl=
c--r u---o-s booked 70 leave t1r
- E-zae->c0 On the G@s--c- due
here q Monday
Captain C4rsys daughter ~4s
passenger q tEs NJ1oEz-- ne
vg1zz -z5y has been stisn1-nE
sc-ycL :. S4c Francisco
Two hand concerts we're given
IS. night. ocs 81 ths hC.s- % the
Cd band ooys- and the the other
$. T1ouzz Square by the GoTs-r-
us-. band
B5sr Ben p-=z6sd guilt! ysEssc-
66vo- 81 c-5u- charge 4cc E&s
fed $50 He E4s been se1i -
IT, rses Ecs-s 1= VII remain Until
h.s Ece / paid
ms Williams who Ezs mn
cir Manager @: the nv c7l-1ii
Uc5.1 Lr11 Works = zE4n N
t7E- He h1s been s-P-7y5c n Z
similar capacity n : olE cc'7icn
E-
Es-.cn z-t his bride vs-e
rssa.-r--s OF the M2CCE4L Nj
s-s Ms 2=r,oc, Who csce-T-'-
uE-T cccE-4--- 4sloCz !5ss5c-4yr
- --a7- t-- .z=- E--= t-cz! q
TIE h--z-
TIE family q Browns Ezz vel
-gr-ss=-.-,5 u 3 GrlI1L n the L'-:-r--i
C.--5 T-=sEET- ! " Brown w:
q trzzL Cecil Brown #az ocs q
the E=:=cG-rE -4Eys-s- 411 i "
B-cE- prosecuted
G r wT-scc xrt :. " Brc#u
rs O. .--sI II The DLz-rics Court
v-.---st7 sf.=crccC, q 3 c14rgs @
beng a..1.ez:1--=s oefccs the L4el II
ts- CrAL-4Ec=- EEy1E- case Both
,-s=c.5zc.s were 81! --lz9'--
Wz-,s- Hill e1-p1ezE1z1s-, 81
ec-1a-5=,5 by Georgs H1tty, -=-1
II he C5l1Cl=s T-sler-1E cC l1=
N--CF1f- Mr. E--'s CoC--ll1C I:
~ mar z-E = : 15CC5L-- II Il
III I've a. rs5Cru :. III: c'-Cc-ry-
--=7s-= czllE=1 e ECC-----
CTS 10 E-cz-= $4,000 u EEE
-.--1-r Which VII undertake 81
80 . Gable rad % The PE--- PRO-
rE=E -cE1 C1=r41I1u= cE c'1l--
---ce,E -et1r= T1E-ErT Isl $50
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C B WI-scc z-6 = " brcFu
~z-s q tr-zI n The D-.-rIcs Co'zrs
v=z.s-51y 4ft=czooC- q 3 c14rgs q
beng as,.szs;1rr=: oet'cs the I4.l Il
tt GA--sEt=- UzyLsC case 61LE
,s-s--.sE-.. were aga CL1zs,--
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S.ze tine az1 Glars oPrEcLE-s
r5--zlzz.t : I-E 1C AarE=s s1res=l-
S.r F-a-eI.s-1- In h. -GEErler-
Ms Euz4 SprscE-Ls- The LL1-
e,,.- 81 QUlL Acquiring o. --ElE
Sa- F-11el=,.D pap-c- L. InlEf'-i %
e--,s1 -g-zl-1cg ca tie LIT g. c'-':l
$40 10.
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y Pzrz-- LII IL LE1--g
1T s-c l1e C.l1Cl=s E=s1s-'-L 7
IL Parker VI r=l--C II L I=F
u.c.z. wl-h the p-E1s. F---- VII
.-r-L-= lie rev history NV
berg prepared II EAFI1lo
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Showing = difference Of Sl.6tSSaO %
s. between capital invested. and prop
s-:y returned on Corporations exhibit 70
the Minister Of the Interior.
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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-20
IN THE EIGHTH
publican Convention-A Negro Acts as Presiding Officer.

DECATUR, Sept. 19. Especial. 1.-The Jef- fersonian and populite and the republican congressional conventions of tLe Eighth district were held here today, both being attended by large number of delegates. H. V. Cashin, colored, of Morgan county, was elected temporary and permanent chairman of the republican convention.
 Judge L. o. Coulson of Jackson county presided over the Jeffersonian- populite house.
 In the republican convention there were contesting delegations from Lauderdale and Limestone counties. The report of the committee on credentials seating both dele gations from Limestone provoked a stormy discussion, during which bad temper and hot blood rose to high degree. The report was amended and adopted seating the anti Moseley delegation, after which Peter Crenshaw, prominent and influential politician, yelled in loud voice that the nominee could not carry Limestone county and he would help defeat him.
 The colored delegates dominated in the convention. The old time leaders, Sheats, Baker, Steel, Mccullough and Willis, took back seats.
 A conference committee of seven was ap- pointed by each convention to agree upon candidate. The Jeffersonians wanted to nominate James J. Turrentine of Athens, and the republicans wanted David D. DuolOy OI AuutbNille. rue JoiuC committee finally reported in favor of Captain Shelby, and he was nominated by exclamation by both conventions. It is believed that he will decline to make the race, and in that event either MT. Turrentine or Col. Lee, Crandall will be nominated.
 Captain Shelby is lawyer of splendid ability and gentleman of high character. In 1882 he was the republican nominee and was defeated by Col. Luke Pryor. He is about 50 years of age and has never mixed l. --I.A the district gave the democratic state ticket over 1000 majority.