davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

Yaifor 6n9lcbads Gnte bar fiben
fin WunoS 0so for 3 Gar inbebaUt
Scitprerinoepoiten ueo BaitOr Sommes
@aiieubus. gun bar uoiplot fin pans
ifelige 8labs meo S~ilIreosBeo.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

Maonsasfar' WiisTonen bar gnast
meget burti9t iremao i be iibite Gar.
Cor n9rp9renoe bar ben norife Nis'
ZION 56 inoisote 8reiter % 1000 29'
rere, 8utbetstsr / be ioritielise Stoler
o. Gnitalter.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

5prmanO SOpme bar nplis / Sloum'
fielo, Rinn., YaitUr Su's Sab, for at
rstte paa nuslc usreier / &aloet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

Yrof. %. Goreu, iom en- lib bar
Carer psb 3ecOrab 9utber College, reiite
for Q sInr fioen til europa for fin biz
oere 1oonurelie; ban er nu penot tlls
bnse for after at opta9e fin 2arer9ier'
ming. Gan bar sieunemrriit 3pitlanb,
5ruutrise, Gn9lano % gloree.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

Ssnningsrcgulatio for aindmis'io'
n4rer i Oct nUrit nmertfnuite NisiiUus'
ieiltabs 9isneite er al Nisiiousteitprels
len pso iioite Mpos inItiat iaalebes:
5omiliefGore s650.o0; u9iite MGnb
$4,000; ugiite auinoer $500. gtis'
iiouarerne ital baUe 8siier, Sprcslerer
% gus irit.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

Set brGnber Los / "Golfeblabet",
tiger "Samiuuoet", bet er SaIiorerne
Yaulieu, @iertien iamt Brof. Suerbrup,
Ipm 8labet n9pner lom be, Der iDrer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

"Samiunbet" er pplbiomt % neber.
orastist ! fine Gnsreb paa be to ia9es'
Isle W9no 8rOiesiorerne Suerbrup ps
Oiteoal, flyer "5plteblaoet". - Ser er
iaaleoes imaa llbIigter til 5reb.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

SanIf &utbcrlf Yrufesior. Cand.
theol. Suel fra 3aumari er antommcn
til Blair, Nsbr., for Der at opertage ben
2rrerpUit / 3beolo9i oeo bet bauit Luz
tberIte Semiuarium, bpOrtil ban er
taloet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

Yaitpr y. u. Tasmusien bar ben
lite Gpril isritt. uGret Treit i 40 Gar.
San aster of bsitioelisboloe benne be,
tponiussfuloe Merteoag i fit Sip.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03
gaIfur suIter af Gauges spnOoe

tiger i fit 5oreoras ON 4reiter blnuot
ouost: Scr er piit intst Menuelfe,
ium er unoer en- iaa itarp aritif iom
Srsiteu. Srscn er man 'aa npieres'
nsnoe msb ipm mco BAN. Ttan fororer,
at ban Hal barre ~npsetrrr fulotcmmen,
Oilers oil De life oibs Of BAN, og 'nn
furorcs Der, at ban ffaI JtaaIe al nrei;
ban ma lite enenug pile ell fur Nine,
nnar ban Iioer llret. Guore Wennelter
pil bare 8st til at iuripare fig baaee
mso Orb % Gambling, men Sreften Ital
taale Git % tie til Gilt. Soot og pei'
ianst er bet, mar bore 9reiter faar
Raaoe iii OF ere tanlmooise % ligne
Dor gpperitspreit, Ssius, Der life fienots
iaieu, Der ban blep oueritjenot". - Oct
oilbs bape o4ret eObt, ON bette tdbee
prret iaattaset uuoer al Dor 8irfeitrio.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03
S0ger tuiolQs
"SctOrob'POaen"S gOobanO,

SpiiftuSomb siit af oisfe 8oeer fan srsor
TuoS ttta!enoe Abonnenter, fem ms W. a. 70.
"Secorab.Y often" til otg | hSfY, eSFRhie M.
feisoe yris. Sp8ip aItio 8oriattsr"rm,!@!i' s.,
oenS Waut. '"9 Oh g.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

5orflarinser | grus | Hor8e. 70
SOsne bruser @OntOppibans iorifieaisc
llbtos; rs SO9ne 2aades; IA Bangs;
~ aluueuais's; 2 Nepers. 8 SOsne
bruser insen S~prflaring.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

Ordination. Ssubas 9liteu ben
lite Narts prbiuereoes i 8eo @ina Of
Sait. Sipr9o Cand. theol. u. .. Sobn.
fen til bet belige 8r9oiteembebe. 8res
iierne 8rpue, Saertel Os 8ansuGis
oelto9. 8aitOr Sobuien er ieot / 8ums
brUta, Miun., bar ituoeret / Secorab
ug er uoeramjneret fra &obbiusbale Ses
minatp. Gan CT faIoet til miolsrtibie
Breit / Raitor 8. q. 8reus's Neniss
beosr, Tom bans Sapellau.
Taitor .. ). Sarieu al ben norite
Spuooe er talot til 8nuiau, g8is.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

Yaitor SOmmersn9is bar muotaset
en- 9aIoelie fra Weniebeoer | Minnes
iota. Ter er SanOipnlisbeo for, at ban
fommer til at iOrlaoe tit nuuGrenbe
8alo / gresco, ga.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

SprtiaIfuuiersntie ftul boloes bos
@aIt. Smebp / gilbert Sea. Miinn., fro
ben 24os til BEN 27oe Gpril. 8eb bet
priuate E%reItemsbe itol furti9ttes 6cr'
bnnoling Of tioIigcre Gmner; | bet oi'
ieutltse Wgoe meb Menisbeoeu: "Spoo
itat vi eipre for at beunre llnsoOmmen
ior Dor lutberIte 9irte?"
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03
"aiuamisHourren. bar | fbfe Wr.

ct paftcrt 8ileoe AZ Wislicnsbiemmet
(, SaufOiu, 9iuo, iom CT bpsset uneer
Misiourr @fnuiuas 9ecsIie for bet
uOrf.nmsritanrs 9inamisiOnsiclfabs
Rcguirg. Oct ct ct pocrorcentlis be-
iuenit, rummeliet % Hobart 8popGrt,
iom oil bare til Ell u~bere9nelis Nptte
for MisiiouSarbcioet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

Eroiesior | Sbsolosi 2. Cblanb,
Gasparis @fterfsI9er, peb 3riftiauia
lluipsriitet bulot fin isrite 5urelasnins
ODER: -Gr be apuitUliite Siriiters Gert
ps upbeparet i i'm pprinoelise Sill
telie?' GO~relasninsen bier. at Oms
snbfisnt intet uf Gpoitlernes Saauo.
frifter er %ppbeparebe, iaa er bog Ses
p%iisrue aloeles operpRlbenbe for, at hi
i bet npe Tsitamente bar be oirielise
Surfatteres Strifter | alt paientlis
fnrreft.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

Sen albite Yreit | Norge er 8aitOr
g. s. Brud til @rue. San er 80 Nar;
bar uaibruot p9rst | Gmbeoe i "a Iar.
San er snonu baabe Iesems. % aanos'
frifF
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

groieigtmageri. iaa bet forEaar.
Suptiiter. Gunsresatiunuliiter % We'
tbuoiftsr bar altib p9ret iprise / at
'misfipnere" blanbt ben lutberife &irs
iss Meblemmer. Der flases uuer fra
Bruutlpn, 81. o., at Der ufte ubenior
airfsosreu paa ben ipenIt lutberite
Rirfe itaar Meolemmer al be anisrts
eamfunb uentenbs paa, uaar Meniss
bebsn forlaoer fin @uosiieneite, buor be
oa uooslsr 3rattater % 9ireularer for
at fprmaa 9utberauerne til at iommle
til oeres Msoer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

ct pdttert Btleoe az Wis tons Dlenii'ei
l SaufOip, 9iuo, Iom CT bpssct unoer
Misiiourr 8rnuiuas 9eoeIie for bet
norf.nmeriianIte ainamisiiousicffabs
Rcauing. Oct CT ct pocrorceutli9 be-
iuenit, rummcliet % foitbart 8popGrf,
iom oil bare til Ell u%bereouelis Rptte
for Misiionsarbcioet.
SpctiaIfuuierentie itnl bolces hos
@ait. Sniebp / gilbert Sea, Mtnn., fro
ben 24oe til BEN 27oe april. 8eb bet
priuate G~reItemgNe itol f~urtiGttes 6or'
Gambling Of tioIigsre Gmner; I bet o''
ieutlise Rpoe mec @eniobeoeu: "Spao
ital vi eisrc for at beuare n%nsoommen
ior Dor lutbcrIte &irte?"
2snnin9sregnlatiu for ainamislic'
n9rer i Oct nUrit nmerlfnnife Nisiipus'
ieiitabs 9ieneite er al Misiousteitprels
len peo iioIte Nipoe inItiat iaaleoes:
5amiliefGore s650.o0; u9iite W9no
100000; usiite auinoer $500. gtis'
iiouarerne ltal baue 8siier, Sprcsl9rer
% Sus frit.
Yroi. %. GDren, iom en- lib bar
9Grer peo 3ecorub 9utber College, reiite
for 2 sInr iioen til europa for fin biz
oere %1oonurelie; Fan er MI penot ttls
bnse for after at optase fin 2Hrersier'
ming. Gan bar sieunemrciit 3pitlanb,
5ruutrise, Guelano % @Oree.
Wisionen bar snast
meset burtist iremao i be iibite Gar.
5or n1rp9renoe bar ben norife Wiis'
iion 56 inoisbte 8reiter % 1000 29'
rere, 8utbetster i be iOritieaise Stoler
% Gnitalter.
Sanif &utbcrIf Yrofcsior. Cand.
theol. Suel fra 8aumari er antcmmcn
til Blair, gtebr., for Der at opertage ben
9rrerpUit / 2beolu9i oeo bet bauit Luz
tberite Semiuarium, bpOrtil ban er
talbet.
Ynifpr 6nglebads Gnte bar iibeu
fin Wnuo8 0so for 3 Sar inoebaUt
Scitprerinoepoiten ueo 8nitOr Sommes
8aiieubus. GUN bar uoiplot fin uaus
ifelige Blabs meo 3ilireosbeo.
Yaitor Sommersu9is bar muotaget
en- &%aIoelie fra Wenisbeoer / Minnes
iota. Ter er Saubipnlisbeb for, at ban
tommer til at iOrlaoe tit nuu9renbe
8alb i gresco, ga.
Yaitpr y. SreDeri Sarmonp, Minn.,
bar muotuset SulOelie iOm Snore Mis'
iionar / 8er9enS Stiit. Nprse. Gan
ffal babe 2pit til at uenoe tilbase til
5abrelanoet, buor ban bar fin Slest.
Sen Glbite Brett | Norge er 8aitOr
g. s. 8rOd til @rue. San er 80 Nar
bar uaibruot o9ret / Gmbeoe i "a Iar,
San er snonu baaoe Iesems. % aanos'
friit.
S~prflaringer | grng | Horge. 70
Sosne bruser 8untOppibans forifieaisc
llbtos; 25 SO8ne 9aades; IA Bangs
IL 8lauenaiS's; 2 Wspers. 8 Sosns
bruser iusen 6u~rtlarins.
"Samiunbet" er pplbiomt og neber.
or99tist / fine Gnsreb paa be TO iases'
W9no 8ruiesiorerne Suerbrup ps
Ofteoal, flyer "5plteblaoet". - Ser er
iaaleoes imau uoiister til 5reb.
Set brGnoer Los / "Golfeblabet",
flyer .Samiuuoet", bet er Saiiorerne
@iertien iamt Irof. Suerbrup,
iom Slaoet n9pner iom De, Der iprer.
Yaitur y. u. Tasmusien bar ben
lite Gpril isritt. pGret Hreit / 40 Iar.
San uster of beiticelisbploe oenne be-
tppninssiuloe WGrtecas ! fit Sin.
6prman0 Spgme bar nplis / Blooms
fielo, Rinn., Yaitur Su's Sab, for al
rette paa npslc usreier / &aloet.
8ielbsinSiamliugen ino.n ben Sor'
eneoe &Irfe bar lieite llge naaet pp til
$4,000. Oct saar nof iaa bra.
Yaitpr HonbeStpeot, Tom nplis til.
Hpttebe 8rauo Weaoow, Wiuu., bar
l9nscre 3ib uGret ips % er iremoeIes
ienselissenbe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03
sisirnternes 4ntaI Wurae er fpnl

Sisicntcrnes gntal / Rorse er iOm
iplger: 9utberite Srimeni9beoer CO.
5000 0ieblemmer. WetbOoiter co.
10000. 9sriOner, Icm life tilbsrte
no9et &irteinmiuno ca. 5000. SastIs
fer 4.SOO. Slnnoins ca. 1900. Rp'
merit &ntbOIite 1000. GpuitoliIte
Srimeuisbeber go. ariiteli9e 8isiens
ter uoen nOset iGresent Sumiuno ca.
500. WOrmpHer 34S. apntsre 231.
Sober RIA. Srpiusianere 40. @ns
aelIt Gpiifppale 156. Slnbre refurs
msrte Sumfunb 1877. Npepanseliiter
SO. SrGIt Sotbplte Sc. 2inbenbors
aianere 8. llnitariere so.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-08
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL
 n PUHLIsHKD EVERY THuRspAY MORNING. Single Copies 5 cents.
A GREEDY TOWN.

"A ~kAnAO1 II AV"Ns
 Where, and oh where shsl the turned out mayor goa Shall he put his chair of state in some corner of the passage ways in the City Hall and spend his office hours therei Shall he sit on the stairsi Shall he hold the fort in the aldermanic toilet roomi Shall he be imprisoned in the towe,a Or shall he ride continually up and down iu the elevator and do tho busi- ness of his high office by fits and starts thereina
 Awhile ago we heard some talk of abol- ishing the town government. If there is any such plan on foot those who have put 1t on foot will do we'll to hurry. If they don't they may discover that instead of the town government being abol- ished the city governmene, has been. Tho town has already succeeded pretty we'll in abolishing the city government SO far as the appearance of the City Hall Is concerned. When 1t has evicted the mayor 1t will have all the front oficss in the building except those on the third floor. It has four of the six vaults and wants the rest. It probably wouldn't have room enough to turn itseH around in if it had the whole building.
 The situation ia Q very unpleasant one, and 1t is not consistent with the dignity of the city or the respect due the head of its government. The fact that the town has e legal right to take the action which 1t Is said 1t intends to take doesn't better the matter much. It ought not to take 1t, and 1t ought to be restrained from taking 1t by @ desire to treat the city deoently If by no other motive. The mayor of a city like New Hs- ven shouldn't be showed of into some cor ner or up in the garrett. His office should be where 1t is convenient for people to get to it, and where he can get to 1t convsn- iently and be comfortable while he is there. We are always hearing what fine impress eion our beautiful city makes on visitors to 1t, and how well pleased they are with what they see here. What kind of impress, sion would be made on @ visitor who should visit the City Hall and find the mayors office up in the third story, if he should find 1t at alli And if after careful teaching he could understand the relations between the city and the town, what would he think of town that wasn't any more po- lite to city than the Town of New Haven is to the City of New Haven't
 It is said that one of the committeeman was against the eviction. He was in the right, and he is to be commended for 1t. It is neither necessary nor wise, and the fact that the flown has the power to evlct the mayor doesn't palliate its disregard of the courtesy and consideration due him ss the representative of the city.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-08
Further Gems Prom Examination

Papers.
 From ths London Exchange
 Some recent answer during examination in north country elsmeniary schools show an amount of thought ad force of char scter whic ought to be put to the credit account of the scholars, if not of their teach CTS. Here, for instance, was . curious bit of reasoning on the part of little girl The examiner wished oge: the children to express moral reproduction of lazy people and he held up to it by asking who were the persons who got all they could and did nothing in return For some time there was silence; but at laet the little girl, who had obviously rensoned out the answer tnduct- lively from her own experiences, exclaimed with . good deal of confidence, "Pleass sir, it's the baby"
 In answer to some questions ss to the birthright which Esau forfeited and the nature of 1t, applied to the children them selves aud what their birthright vas. that boy showed a good deal of practical sense. however deficient theologically who an. sse ed that his birthright was his ''srsnd- fathers big watch"
 Not quite % s,isfactory was fhe answer of boy whose class was being questioned on the parable of the Prodigal Son. The examiner dwelt, as c practical question, upon the prodigal spending his substance h riotous living, and especially what "riotous Hvipgn actually msant The in- quiry elicited no reply except from boy whoes solution, however fresh and bree zy, bore striking testimony to his Bohemian surroundings at home: "Please, rioGous living means spending your money like q gentleman" But nothing can furpass the worldly wisdom of the little girl who, east ing all her theological training to the vinds responded to the diocesAn inspector exam. ming the class on the duty of love, and ssking, "Whom ought veto love mostf by answering promptly, "The inspector siy,n
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-08
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Bicycles have scared horses enough, but there is one horss that Is not only not afraid of them, but seems to be possessed of an idea that he will avsnge tho terror that they have inspired in other horses. This horse goes around in an Ohio town, and he attacks the bicycle every time he sees one. The other day young lady rider was obliged to abandon her wheel and climb over fence in order to escape the ipfuriated horse that had run her down, and after she had abandoned the machine the brute jumped upon 1t and smashed fl all to pieces.
 The wool-raising industry in this coun try amounts to something. The total yield for 1893 wss s54. .6s6. 900 pounds, tn, largest clip on record, the nex largest having been 8S7, 500. 900 pounds ii 1888. In 1899 the amount was 299, ,000, 900, with 4,0O0, 900 pulled from slaug tered sheep. Last year showed an incress of 40 per cent. in the daughter column
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-08
IDL B.

Out of "vork"-the other twenty-five lstters.-Philsdelphia Record.
 The pawnbroker never gets 60 old that script.
 By order of Warden Bridges, all the con. victs In the state prison have been raccin. ased. This will prevent their breaking out Boston Herald.
 She-I don't think little white lie h SO very bad, do youl Hs-Oh, no; but wouldn't want anybody to call me a little white liar, sll the ssme.-Detroit Fre' Press.
 "Whst makes you think she Is looking upon your suit more favorablyi' "Wher she came into the psrlor last night she spoke to me before she did to Fido."-Chi osgo Inter Ocean.
 Mics Aby See-Boys. give me the femi nine term for one who washes clothes The Boys-LAundrsstl Mics Aby Sec The masculine termi (Psuse.) One Boy Cninaman.-Puck.
 "Do you think the baby really under stands everything that is saidr Father "Yes, from the way he crles; I know hs heard me speak of wanting to take 8 nap -Chiosgo Inter Ocean.
 wesrie William Crawling into a drain. pipe for 6 nigat's res;)-This ain't quite SO warm as a palace car. Moldy Mike (orswl- ing into another)-No; but there's more room New York Weekly.
 Mir. Lanks (ths new boarder)-Plesse help me to another portion of the wild duck, Mrs Flint. Mrs. Flint Ute land. lady )-I am sorry, MT. Lsnks, but there i, a limit to this little gsme.-Brooklyn Life
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-08
The Little People From Java.

w. A. Rogers in the January s.. Nicholas
 In the great Dream City that stood last summer by the blue wsters of Lake Michi- gan there were as many as fifty thousand real inhabitants.
 To the visitor they seemed to be only 6 part of the scene; but to an inhabitsnt the visitors were the heeting show, and he neighbors ss their manners or his fancy gave him cause.
 Near the part of the city where I lived was a district inhabited by the little peo- pie from Java. Their streets were so clean, their houses so pretty, and they looked out on the stranger with such cheerful, timid smiles, that they soon won the hearts of their neighbors, and their coffee-house came to be a fsvorite gather ing-plsce. When I first visited their streets inquired of bright little woman who sat before tiny loom on the portico of her house whether she spoke English. She spoke quickly:
 '.Na, na; no spik Ipglis-all spik Chica- go max week." and then the little woman went on weaving a saropg, meanwhile slngtnR eOItly 70 nerteH.
 A sarong Is & piece of bstik, or common cloth, about three feet wide by siI feet long. It is used by the Jsvsnese men and women ss s kind of skirt. being folded about the hips and tucked In under a belt.
 But weaving batik is enly a small part of the work of making a ssrong. Under another wide portico patient, skilful vo- man sat drawing the most beautiful de- signs on the white cloth.
 First she made a border exactly like q backgammon board at each end of the cloth; then sn inner strip of fantastic pic. lures of birds flying and spreading their wings; and then a mszs of lines that seemed to get all tangled up, yet ssl came out in a regular figure in the end, just as the riders do at the circus when they all canter out dressed as seventeenth-century cavaliers.
 The pencil with which this design wss drawn should not, perhaps, be called q pencil at sll-it is very different from the ones St. Ntcholss' artists use; it Is a tiny bowl, about as big as sn aoorp, with 6 lit. | tie curved spout, and Is fastened on the | end of @ short bamboo handle The bowl | Is filled with hot wax, which the woman keeps melting In 8 copper vessel over ( | charcoal fire. Every moment or two shs | dips the bowl in the vsssel of wsI, thsE
 blows in the spout, and draws a few lpes before the wax ooois.
 When the design is complete the clott
 Is dipped In dyes, and when dry Is washed | in hot water. Then all the wax lines com, of, leaving 8 white figure wherever the,
 were trscsd, for the dye cannot ge' through the wax.
 The most fantastic ssronss are made fo the dsnoipg-2irls of the Royal theater O the sultan Of Solo. For them. too. thl | young Javanese girls smbroIder velve
 bodices with gorgeous figures h coloreS | silke
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-08

bows of green satin ribbon The crown Is epcircled with a ruohing of cocks feath- CTS and two small humming birds nestle among the bows and feathers behind.
 The very slender girl is having e hard time of 1t. As long as she could cover her neck and make the most of her 1.-the length of limb and slender curves she had many advantages. Formerly she might be almost anything If she wasn't dumpy in her dresses. That was the important thing, but now the dumpy girl is having her chance. Indeed hardly one woman in ten, unless she be dumpy woman, has just the right sort of neck for the at pres ent required of shoulder bodioss, and the
 big hips and pudRy legs that usually sup
 port the dssirable neck are safely con-
 csaled under . nine Rored skirt. The
 dumpy woman reigns. In fact there Is c flood of her. It takes dumpy woman to part the hair of her round face and let side curls caress her round cheeks and dip into the dimples on her shoulders. IL takes Q dumpy woman to let her gown slip ohf her arms 30 far that only the little
 crease that the drawing string In the tor of her bodice makes ell around gives ons any sense of security. It takes . dumpy woman to have the dearest pair of dimply arms, and nice little fat foot that is psr feotly adorable under . nine gored skirt
 Oh, the girls are taking back their bottlei
 of fat exterminator and trying to exchang'
 them for something which will make then plump once more. FLoRxrrE.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-08
MORE MYSTERY.

More crecy and more mystery in the Hawaiian business. The latest Is story that Minister Willie is on board the Cor win, having become persona non grata to the provisional government. This story Is not yet verified, but 1t does appear to be true that Minister Willis called upon the provisional government in the name of the United States to resign and make way for the restoration of Queen Liliuokslsni to the throne, she, woman-like, having re- pented of her treatment of her great and good friend at Washington and made up her mind no. to resist him any more.
 Having thus carried out the instructions asserted that Minister Willie is blamed by the boss at Washington for doing as he was told to. It Is asserted that when the Corwin sailed from San Francisco on De- cember 4 it carried definite instructions to Mipister Willis to suspend further pro ceedings until the administration could obtain the cooperation of congress in some plan of action. So the Boss and his secretary can't understand how Minister Willis took the course he did take. Perhaps he wss in such hurry to serve his master that he didn't wait for the arrival of the Corwin, or perhaps he didn't under stand the instructions he received. But the Boss and his secretary will not be able
 to throw their load of on to Minister VII. lis. They will have to take the full re- sponsibility for the mess they have made, and they will both be lucky If they are not
 turned out of office for their perform
 snoes.
 Perhaps we shall have to wait until Tues day before we can know just what has
 happened. A steamer from Honolulu will arrive at San Francisco then, and there
 will be people on board of her who will
 not be bound to secrecy and mystery.
 Meanwhile we can watch for scraps of
 news f.om Washington and the Corwin.
 Perhaps the dusky queen is on the Cor
 win, having decided to leave the danger that threatened her and eeek the protec. ton of her great and good friend.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-08
Nathan Hale.

Nathan Hale. By Francis II. Finch in New York Tribune To drum beat and heart beat
 A soldief marches by; There is color in his cheek,
 There fs courage in his eye; Yet to drum beat and heart beat In moment be must die! By starlight and mooniisht
 He seeks the Briton's camp. He hears the rustling flag,
 And the armed sentry's tramp, And the starlight and moonlight Ills silent wanderines lamp With slow tread and still tread He scans the tented line, And he counts the battsry-guus By the saunt and shadovy pine. And his elow tread and stin tread Give no warning sign. The dark wave, the plumed wave, It meets his eager glance; And 1t sparkles meath the stars Like the elimmer of lance; A dark wave, a plumed wave, On an emerald expanse. A sharp clang, @ steel clangl And terror In the sound; For the sentry, fslcon-eyed, Ia the camp . spy hath found; With a sharp cians 2, steel clang, The patriot is bound With calm brow, steady brow, He listens to his doom; In his look there fs no fear
 Nor c shadow-trace of gloom; But with calm brow and steady brow He robes him for the tomb. In the long night, the still night, He kneels upon the sod; And the brutal guards withhold Fen the solemn Word of God In the long night, the stin night, He walks where Christ hath trod. He dies upon the tree; And he mourns that he can lose But one life for Liberty; And in the blue morn, ths sunny morn, His spirit-wipgs are free. His last words, his message words, They burn, lest friendly eye Should read how proud and calm A patriot could die, With his last words, his dyirg words, A soldiers bsttle-cryl