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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-06-13

ON, at be pilbe pnre Bolb9iftsoommes
re. Sc heite of @uuernprerne ltal
uere oiQt9e II! at eftertomme Spforz
brtu0en.
Set bergmte Sftb fra Cit
clsouoitiQiu9eu. ct MI after / @bica>
80, buor bet ifal orange meb fit min,
beperbiae ubtpr / bet folumbianite
Muieum. Mon er M begpnbt paa
Gertiettelien fra ifior; Man tret>
ter samle ,.@itiu9" runbt 1om ct
Mirafel o9 bolber Ealer til @tibets
@re. Gorrise @pnbas babbe bet
NOR brepet ilanb unber en- poloIom
Storm paa Micbiganiben, oa ber uar
lite minbre eno 10 &opteiner ON.
borb, iom pilbe bpbe o9 betale oper
bet, men bet flap bog belbi9 ifra bet.
- 8eo en &ulmine, 5 Mil fra
&etin, Suinois, fob ct 5la8 ben 6te
SUM- mellem 400 5treitere % enoel
5olt paa &ompaeniets @ibe. 9is=
ie iibfte iatte fig / 8efbbelie af' Eaar>
net oper Sfatter, buorfra be fpreoe
poa be fremtren9enbe @treitere.
9isle beiuareoe s5lben ca ifipo paa
Eaarnet. Sc, iom bar / Eaarnet
beiieoe ct buiot 6las men Streiterne
tprebe enonn en- Stuno. 9a be Hut.
teoe at fDre, iatte be Slb paa Sfaf>
ten. 20 Wenb orebtes o9 enoel
iaareoes unber &en. Set for>
lpber, at Sberihen 8etin eofefeoe
enbel miblertioise 8etiente % reiie
neb til Mtnen, men ban funbe intet
uorette, ba Mrbeiberne bar for ferte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-06-13
Fergus Gal1s Mgeblad
ubfommer 6ber On8oag.
H. eotemt, 1bgtber.
subftrtptonSprt8 $3.50 for / Mar, betal
tTorffu6, eaer8 $500.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
A Norwegian weekly newspaper
and the Farmer Alliance organ in
Ottertail county.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Entered at the post office at Fer.
gus Falls as second class matter.

bet republifonife 8arti os bliper en-
fulotommen Muamump. 6an bliuer
oa taaen inb / oen bemofratilte Eolb
poa &rpbe. Deriom ban opbprer at
tente, faar ban Sou til at uare Der,
men oeriom ban tremoeles peobliper
at paaitaa fin &et til at tenfe, bliuer
ban 6reuen ino bet treble 8arti, %
bette sibr bom til 8opulin".
&epreientant @oon al @ltbart, eSu.
oiana bar fipbt @aibinston Zines,
bet @ennp, ,Da9blao. bpis l1bsiuelie
nps blep paabespnot Tom ct Drsan
for 2pnsarbeioerne Nationens 6oz
peoitao. os oil fortiette uosiuel1en.
@nbfibnt Mr. Conn CT en- Demofrat,
ii9er ban, at Bolitit lite fal fomme
inb / 8laoet. 8labets @irfulation
ct eanite COB forat bore ct nDt Blao,
men bet er oaarliet meoNperterinaen.
Manse Senatorer, iom bpilbot uo.
taller ben itarpeit 9abel oper @uf,
fertruitet, bar lite noset Dnlfe om at
faoe oenne Snititution. Set er lite
fanoipnlt9t, at mon blanbt olle be
fore Faaeoe os nebftemte Mmenbemens
ter til Sutfer,G9ebulen uuitterliat
ifuloe baue 9lemt en- iom pilbe bqpe
9iort bet forbi meb Eruitet, ioet ben
fimpeltben funoe bape tore1oaet, at
raffineret @uffer Ral pere frit. @n<
buer peo, at 9ariffen for roffineret
@ufter alene ct ttl@utfertruitets beb:
fte. Qlliseuel foreilos lite nusen
Senator ot itrp9e ben ub. Set, iom
normeoe iig bestesiHeii parS Senator'
8effers Jori1ag ON at labe ait @ut.
ter bore frit, bpilfet bleo nebnemt
meb 81 5temmer imob 26. Bette /
5orbtn0el1e n1eo be Gi6neforflarinz
ger. iom Ct fremfommet for unoer1es
seliestomiteen, bor operbeoiit BE- fle.
fte foroomstrie WenneFer ON, at Be.
lfploninsen for, at @uttertrultet pue=
be sspull'' poa @enotet, / alt be,
lentli9t Dor lamb, iaaoel iom ben an,
ben Beltploning, at entelte @enatorer
bar tient Hen9e oeb at 1pefulere !
@utfertruitets Nftier, iiben 6uiet
antos 3ariffbillen. @n af be merfz
peroiae &ins / ben Debot, 1om ait
forub for @temmeeipnineen oper
@u:ter. G@e6ulen, uar @enator @eits
Belfplbning, at Senatet upergap fla
til @uttertruitet oaiaa naor Mc&in>
lep. .8illen bleo antoget, iuit iom ON
bette iuloe oare tilfretteli9 unbz
itplonins forot ouer9iue fig nu. st
Jeilsreb fan lite 9ipres sobt isien
meb ct anbet.
BiQen ON Opbapelie of @tatten
paa @tatsbantiebler er bleuen neoz
itemt meo ITO Stemmer imoo 1O2.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-06-13
Ter8ms TaMs, Mtmmeiota, 1soe S,.nt 1894.


be pniter q frembrinse sooe 9iber,
laber be fiat 8enge cirtulere / riselis
Meneoe peo at bpsse Sernbaner,
fremme 8pgsearbeiber / Bperne os
beapnbe uleb npe 5oretasenber nner
bele 2anbet iamt peb at laane @ense
til enbper, fom bnner bet os bar
@ienbom ot iette / &ont. So bor ri
sooe Eioer,t fle.e Nar, os enbuer iler
unber oeres 9ebelie inb / @pefula'
TONER, os enbuer fommer %ielb.
6or bEa at frembrinse
baarbe9iber Ct bet olene nbb=
peubi9t at lanie inb be &enee. iom be
tiener peb fine Joretasenoer ouer bele
2anbet. Sc fanbier meo at bpese
Sernbauer; ilutter meo at sibre lib:
leg for offentlise Mrbeiber / Bperue;
be logger lite ub fere &en9e til npe
5oretaaenoer. % be laaner lite ub
Fere &ense. Sc lutter iimpeltben
fin 5oroelsinb os laber @ensene lisae
lebi9e.
Os itrafS ct Der 6orretnines,
fanbs. 9e offentlise Nrbeiber, iom
bar aiuet|Golt 8eitieftiselie, opbp.
ret. gtableret 5orretnius iaaiom
6armins, gabritpirtiombso os Sern,
boueoirtiombeo fortiettes, men alt
anoet itonbier. Ser er alminbelie
@tilletaae,1. 8riIerne talber, Tal=
literue feier ouer belle 2anoet, Euiin.
ber ruiuerts, % @ensefonserne boil
Der @iloe i.laoe Briier oe sobt @ieb
paa banterot @ienbom.
Dette er ben Wtaabe, bporpaa
&ensefougerne operereoe be baarbe
E,oer 1873 o9 Fere War berefter.
Men be uer npbt til at bnue en- ipn,
Zig Gariog, iom paa sootienote Gor>
retnin9sprinciper funbe 9ipe @ubli,
fum en- Gortlarins paa. bporfor @ri=
fen Tom, 90 BERTH tiente Sap goots
Gal1it. Sen poelasbe Eiuiben, os /
5oltets 9ine bereit1geoe bette tilSnbz
laasninsen Of &eugene os al ben paa~
fplsenbe STUN. Sc fit faalebes bort
Golt til at tro, al &riien par en-
uuabsaaelis .lllptfe, ber bibrprte fra
rt9ulere aarlager, ION opitaar j
5otrstning. ~ itts frd reres tsen
onofabsfuloe 6enftst. ~.-
UT &riien uor &ensetonsernes
@nrf fan bepife8. Sc bolbt paa at,
bsase Mort1ern &acifies8anen. Sap
@oot Dor oeres Nsent ubfprelien af
bette Irbeioe. Sap @oot git faQit.
% bans Gallit frembra9te &riien.
5alltten bar ct &neb os par fun /
@tinnet en- Tallit. Eror nosen, at
Ben9efongerne | 2onben. iom bapbe
paataset fig at bp9se 8anen, lite par
iitanb til at opfploe Rontraften? ut
be lite baube &ense NOT til at fulb>
fere Nrbeioet, ON bet iaa beba9epe
benz? Sen Sbe er for urimelia til
for ct Dteblit at bline neret. Sc
lob Goreta9enoet fare, foroi bette
bar. buab be silbe. Sc fit fin Msent
Sap @oot til at saa folit, forbi be
pibfe, at bans Tal1it pilbe mebfpre
ben &riie, iom be baobe bei1uttet at
frembrinae, % buis &uiner be pn.
ifebe at mette fin 8raabisbeo.
(5ortsettes.) 1
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-06-13

Ser Qaar &peter Sarge ON
at fire Mil fra 8pen fnbes ct @teb,
bpor man lauer falFe @ense, ifriper
&i@lano @ountp @a5ette.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-06-13
8reb fra @a1btt8tptt, .. g.
(Tra ppr resuldre &orreponoent.)

wv oSulIt Ot.
@enator Nllen of gfebrafa er enie
meo anore erlise 5olt /, at oer bur,
be lite bebpues noeen 2op forat for
binore @enatorer / at 1pefulere / Ut.
tier % andre 9iu9, fom tan paapirtes
af national 2ou9ipnine, men ben
&unbiiab, ban bar erbueruet fom
Meolem af ben Romite. iom meb en-
f5ne8ls @aass ,lnbsrfe @afIer.
rufs@tanbulen, bar ouerbeuif bam
ON, at en- 1aaban Sop bebpues, ibet
bet ct blepen paauiit, at her er Ges
natorer, bui8 &etpisbeb life har bez
ret iterf NOT til at boloe oem tilbase
fra at inolaoe fig paa FABIAN Spefu=
lation. 6an bar oerior introouceret
en- 8iQ, berenoe ben tanfeoattenoe
Eitel: r@n 8iq til at beoare @en<
beo / ben rationale 2opeiunin9". Sen
beitemmer, at bet ital bore ulopli0t
tor nosen 5enator elIer &epre1en>
tant at eie. fipbe euer felge el1er poa
nogen Maaoe befatte fig meo spe-
kulative stocks, bpis &erb; paa
nosen Maaoe er atbansis af &on'
9resiens Stemme9iuning. 2i9elebes
ltal bet pere ulopli9t for ct Meblem
af &on9resien at bore Meblem al
euer bore fiuarcielt interesieret / no>
get 9anoelstammer. stock exchan.
ge, gtationalbant eller anben Or9a>
nilation, / bpilfen iaabanne @arbipa>
pirer tipbes el1er lalses. StraTen
for Duertreoelie berat ital pere l1b>
fpbelie al &onsresfen, fOrnben at
bliue @ienitano for triminel Intlase
% Dom. 8illen beitemmer o9iao, at
ben @mbebseo, iom Senatorerne o9
&eprelentanterne olas9er, itol ON;
tatte be Eins, iom forbpbes / Billen.
Set er lite fmisrenbe for bor Static,
nalfoltbeb, at en- iaaban Bin Fulbe
bliue introouceret, og bette er beller
life be wibnesbprb, iom inbtil benne
Eib er fremfomne Sufteritanoalen.
Senatets unberlpselies> e:
bleuen bellere farpt tritiieret forat
baue abiourneret ouer to 9ase benne
Ase forat afuente @ibner, iom lite ct
/ Bpen, mems Der ct ct Snes Menb
I &opitolbp9ninsen, iom funbe BABE
peret forbbrt. De to enefe Mebz
lemmer Sniak @arner of Nem
Oerf % @abmus af sc. S., iom bar
peret @ibner. benptteoe fig af i'm
offentlise Stiqins til at naste at
napue Napn.
@epreientant McReiaban fra See
braiia fremtalbte mesen Munterbeo !
&uiet os 9ap 2anoet en- Smule 8is
Forie / epolutioner @olitit, naar ban
laabe: r@n Mu9tpump ct Blot Ell
gepublitaner meb en- @amuitti9beb.
en- &epublitaner meb Mob til at 9ips
re ret, en- @epublitaner meb 9ierne
til at tente, % iom infiiterer paa, at
ban bill tente % tanter fig ielp ub al
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-27
ABOUT PORTUGUESE,
The Movement to Get Them Gees
Actively Forward.

The members Of the Executive
Council held & conference Tues
day with representatives of the
Planters Labor & Supply Com
pAny relating to the importation
Of Portuguese l3boTsrS from the
Azores. Besides the members Of
the Government, MsSSrS. W. q.
Irwin. Il. +. Glade, c. Bolte, f. NJ.
SwAnEy snd u. II. Robertson were
present. The Government has for
some time been collecting inform
sions on this subject from various
sources, snd this wss laid before
the meeting.
The indications seem % De that
the present is favorable time to
secure immigrants from this quar-
ter. For s variety Of cSuses the
effort 20 ob,Sin Portuguese from
the Pacific COST hiss not been very
successful If immigrants are OBJ
tanned from the Azores, they will
come under the auspices Of the
BoSrd Of Immigration. ST the ex-
pense Of the planters The propo-
Sit,on Is thst the Planters LABOR
< Supply Company send Com
missioner 10 the Azores. who shall
Dc duly secreiited from the Hs-
ws;izu Government
The planters seem 10 De very
isyo.zbly disposed towsrd the
proposition TO get more Portuguese,
if. IS seems no. unlikely, they can
Dc secured.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-27
THE COUNCILS IN SESSION.
Continued iron page H.

clause, but thev were willing il should
Ne, kept in the bill.
Mr.. Norgau's motion was not Sc
conded, and the Section passed as
read.
Section was read ard passed.
Section was read aud passed.
Section was read aud passed.
The title Of the Act was then passed.
Mr.. Emmeluth called for the ayes
and noes on the question Of passing
the whole bill.
The vote WAS rs follows;
Minister King, aye; Minister Smith,
ave; Minister Damon, absent; Minis
ter Hatch, absent; Councillor Wilder,
ave; Councillor Waterhouse, aye;
Councillor Bolte, aye; Councillor
Allen, aye.
Councillor Emmeluth-"I will pre-
face my vote by saying that | am
willing 10 vote all the time for the
passage of n good immigration Act,
but for this one, | vote no."
Councillor Tenuey-"I will preface
my vote by saying that this is an Act
that will go far towards keeping the
Chinese where they belong, and |
NONC
Councillor Morgan As pretaees
seem 10 be in order, l will say that
l believe that japanese and Chinese
should be treated alike, and no favors
shown the Japanese. vote no."
n. Is. Smith-"WhileI am in favor
Of Chinese lsborers for agricultural
purposes, do not favor bringing them
in for other purposes vote no."
Councillor Brown, aye; Councillor
Suhr. aye; Councillor Mott, aye;
Councillor Mendonca, aye; Councillor
Eua, sye.-Ayes, l.. Noes, 5.
Mr.. Brown withdrew his vote, and
changed it TO no. Leaving II ayes
and noes.
Mr.. Ens moved to reconsider.
Carried
Mr. Emmeluth said that with the
domestic servants clause stricken out
he would vote for the bill.
Mr.. d. B. Smith said he would vote
for the bill under the same eircum-
stances,
The bill was then deferred until
next meeting.
Mr.. Bolte asked for leave of absence
till June Is. Granted.
The Councils then adjourned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-27
T1SIGHTS LECTURE
Ms Gazs VII Give { S5,ias Il
FiEEs :: IL Ha-tsreT.

The Lectures gwen .! Mrs.. Cans
rs,sntly- E=re largely attended.
and tk=-e / ID do15: that TIE
SEXES 70 d given Dung the Bex.
t=~ weeks vii be : grszte. success
;hzn sTe-- Tonight 81 ksEzishs0
church. Sc VAL give 81 ilIa=t-zt-
81 talk u Mary Eng-s1d =
which promises ID D. : delightful
o1= B=si3== III u;c:Ursz q Eng
IzEi, : se.5=s q views q tE= L. :
: 41-t=-sF- tzk=n ECn TIE org
nj n=EslT5s made b. IzbsE I
San Fx-e5s51. - tl= u1= q TIT
ship. rlzl mp. Vii d gT=a
Tces@ E-sEs vii d q especial IL
te-s=1 u TIE p70p-s q Ho1o,1I1.
Tle I=,-tEre vii begin u ) o'c-ock
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-27
PERSONNEL OF The NAVY.
Admiral Walker and Others Before
The ga!rt Committee.

Admiral John G. Walker. Lieutau-
sris Co,Esu sri Ststron, srd Ensi u
hey sppssred recently before
tie Joint congressional commission
now Investigating the personnel q
the rsvy- Admiral Wslker usia sn
e1p,s-stio1 q his bill. under which
he showed tLs-. should II be enacted
into lsw. and so into operation in
1884. the rsTy Is: in December, 1880,
would be IS follows: Twenty resr
411irsls. sixty captains eighty com
usCis-S. three hErGreI sni twenty
I've lie-tenzr-S. SERENITY i've lleuten
s1ts 0: the junior grzis. srd thirty
I've e-s-gus- TIE changes thst
sCcli D. Effected are 3 follows:
Al captains ECl.i Be promoted by
1910 20 reSr z1uirEls retired: 81
eICCz15s-s- li=u,elsEt command
srs- zrd Sbo1i thirty five lie1tensuts
Eo1li have been promoted 10 esp
tsirciss @ retired: Ee1tsDsuts from
E-C-s No s. u Ie5 would have been
promoted ID The grsd= Of command
- - retired; the lie1ssrs1ts- junior
grz1e. 81 the eCSErs. and about six
- - The TO classes 4 naval cadets
c-s 2. saa O tEel- ;5J y5a-s' cruise
sud have been prO-1tsi % the
gEz3s - -is1t=Cs1t-
L-5-teDzE; Colsel- zrgCei IL fsT
q 4 having oEes-s PLACED OF snare
duty iCs,ssi Z beng retired. this
bang : quad Dsscs ia pEsTso.IDg
siSg-z-ICc- SRI Increasing the %
p1-1C-ItI5s tl- U-CuCI01-
Ensign hsy favored the proposed
b-lI q Secretary Herbert With soue
Eodis.ziEo-s. his iisa be:ng that TIE
Es:Eo3s q F-CUotiO1 should Dc 3
ltal= CI-e rEiiczL-W sshiugIou
S-Er
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-27

Tcs S01th T1bz Water Company,
q California. Possesses SsisEEhsd
q Ebozt I70 so1srs niles sb'o8t the
So1th Tlbs RlEeE ed furnishes
Dezyly FL tie quartz mines Ct
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gztI1g Z tLz SzEczstis fruit diztziet
AID fl Uz1ieipzI PUpose n :
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grlz ND t5s ~ 4ft=elTe F=srz-
lis VII gE=z1ly IEer1zss to -TPea-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-27
A BRUTAL POLICEMAN.
Officer Logan Breaks a Prisoner S
Leg and Arm.

Officer Logan, native police
man, is liable to get himself into
trouble if he continues acting the
way he did last evening. He
dubbed g man whom he was ar
resting so hard that he broke his
prisoners leg and arm. The IN
fortunate man was taken to Queens
Hospital, where he had his frac-
tured members set By DR.. Wood.
The arrested man was named
Kamoa. He had been taken into
custody on an alleged charge of
wife beating, and was arrested on
Queen street near Punchbowl, by
Officer Logan. The man. if the
stories OF several eye-witnesses can
Be believed, was going peaceably
along with another native officer,
and Logan, who was on horseback,
was following the pair accompanied
by the usual crowd that attends
any arrest. Logan began Ticking
long whip that he carried at the
prisoner, telling him to hurry up"
This, Kamoa stood for g time, but
st last his patience wore out and
be snatched the whip out of Logan's
hands. When the officer found his
whip was gone he drew his club,
and, jumping from his horse, started
to club the prisoner. He struck him
g severe blow on the arm,
which snapped ike a pipe-stem.
Kamos then caught hold Of Logan's
coat with his other hand and
slipped and fell to the ground.
Logan then struck him again. this
time Oh the leg. which also b.oke.
Kamoa was then carried to the
police station. He told the officers
Ia charge that his leg and arm were
broken. He asked to be allowed
70 20 TO mis- home, and was laughed
at By the officers. II was proved to
their satisfaction at last that the
man was not trying to play on their
sympathies, and they very kindly
allowed him to BE- taken to the
Queens Hospital.
Logsn's story differs, naturally,
from the above, which, however.
i T0uched 70, By several parties.
The POLICEMAN said, when asked
zbou, the matter, that he did not
know whether he had broken the
mans limbs or not, and he was
vehement in his stztement that it
EsE no. his fault if he had done
%.
Kamoa dared me 70 come
down from my horse and fight
him" said Logan, and when /
refused 10 do 20 he grabbed the
reibs Of my horse, and also nay
whip. When he did this, l struck
him On the arm with my club. He
Elipped snd fell, and l think he
broke his leg then After he fell,
I got Of my horse, and struck him
again with ny club. l struck him
On the leg, but / do not think |
broke it then"
This 10 the third ezz- d police
brutality that ne aatb0rit.es sill
have - inTs-tIgzte The czse Of
Kzmoz ssems entirely uoj8=iifa5le,
q the evidenee u several people
who we're present. AZ the a5rsy u
entirely zgzin=s LOgsn, tl- pylioe /
otEc=r. Kama i still q Tue aos
pitzl, and nil probably rsmain
there until his arm ard leg hzg-
bezIed. L0gsn il still ~ eisfy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-27

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-27
4rscE9 Dz-ens Class.

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-27
The First Regiment Gives Splen
did Dance.
szAUTTUL GENERATIONS ABOUS1
The priu she'd Crowded With = Merry
Cozcszrse Of People Wac Worship
ped only rerPsieho-e-A Number %
Prominent People Wac Were There.

evening with those who were lucky
enough 10 be invited 10 the hSll
given by the irsi regiment, The hSll
wzs beautifully decorated. the chief
articles used being flags At the
upper end Of the hsll. 5 monster
American izg wzs stretched cleSr
zc-oss the hSlL Down the sides
flags Of 81 nations were hung, on
which dainty punches Of msiden
hziy fern were s.oewn. which had
s very pretty effect Hung tvom
the rzf.ers were countless japanese
lanterns. whose bright eolors zddsl
greatly 10 the at.-ac,;vsusSs Q: the
scene.
The rooms belonging 70 the DIFF
fs-ent companies were SlSo decor
SIZED. but thzt Q; Company D.
wzs the pre.tieSt- Al one end, IN
frame Of msi-s ari luzp2ia
flowers, were pictures Q; the field
znG o.hs- officers Of the company
IN the centre c: the -oc- hung $
huge japanese uubcs.lz. which
zIso hzd 5 p-o:csioa Of male
iwlrei Sro-nd H. Al the upper
end Q: The roou 5 picture o. D's
buz.e- tbs: would ro1ss : martial
feeling II the nos: sluggish sol
d:s- wSs zlso decorated Streams Of
mziIs were stretched Sc-oss The
RON
A bzri s.and hsi teso built,
shore me -four. - s. 10 eve lL
TIE roon % the GzDc--> r-.. as
possible. zn6 Pro: Bs-z-- and rs
bows 6iscocrSeG sEees strains 10
Tie satisfaction 0: al present
About half PISS; 5;gis: III GaE-
eng couu=ao-i. and from sz,I
TINE until sometime zf.s- MID
niEcs : continued TIE 5oo, ~
II splendid coaGi.;Qa. zn6 evsryon=
WHO could dance did So
Many prominent people were
t1--z. zDO-= them President and
M-s- Doe Ministers King and
S-l.1.. szg--.i ----cS-S q the Al
v-<C-y Council. and CHE GCv5-=-
-=-5 uEc-ss- he COMMITTEES
z=-- - t-ll-E>-
COMMITTEE % AEEA,sEElZESTs-
C4gs. = " P-z.t, olzs-1zc-
Cz--- John G-la5. =
Czrz- = II Czzzrz- r
Czct- = Z Val
CSp-- c " Z55-l5--
Csr-- W c yTil5z-- II
LES-.- P smith
EE-Er-z1x COMMITTEE
Czu.- l. CSr-z1cz-c-
CSu-- " = W-Il5st. II
L5sC.- : W Jones
L IL II Ca>tz-
c l. W " Hal
Int. Il C1EUS-
LE5--- L !. ke-xkz
LEM : l. L1-u=-E-
FDoos MANAGE
Nz-r- G. 2 Mcleod
FLp1s COMMITTEE
Cz-z- : v. CS-z-z- j.
LE7--- 6 " 2 King
Lee. P SE5-E
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-27

The Councils finished consider
ing the Appropriation bill ST their
session Yesterday
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-27

PRODUCTION 10 several Of our prom
inent citizens. snd she viii prohShly
receive s kind reception from those
who desire her services s. instructor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-27

The Y. ". c. 7. {. viii hold
ths:- regular monthly meeting this
afternoon 5. 5 o'clock n the y N
c. 4. pSr.o-s-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-27

WIS: i 10 Dc done with the
Govsrnnen. otHoizls who DO not
cs-s . tske the oxth q allegiance :
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-27

There vii be $ rsEimsntSl shoot
-- .-- NsSikl range tomorrow.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-27

The slippery dancing floor, las;
night. laid many 5 gallant soldier
low.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-27

An suction Sz.s q books viii
lsks place This morning, AZ 10
c',l1ck. 81 Morgzn'S sucuon-rooD.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-27

There : : s;-onE desire expressed
il mzny quarters 70 Sc Hzmls;
G. tie boards before The Daley
Co-rz-v lssvss-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-27
LOCAL RRETTTIRS.

Wor,su suffrage is the tslk Of
tha town
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-27

T1e F.ouv- Mission viii hold
su=c:sI meeting this afternoon ~ )
,'cIosE $. the y. ". {. A. Hall
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-27

AL members Of the SchuetEsn
Club a-s especially requested 70 g
$: the hzll This evening S; 80
shs-p.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-27

! ss-.ss q views q the l. ;. :.
Monterey viii De given by Ms,
Gsrs s. rs- lecture this evening.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-27
PUbEe Concert.

TIE EzzzEsl Bz1d, under tie
l=Ed=-zLip q Pr1iazs1- B@rg=r, VII
give z pCb-ie eJ1ez-1 this En-
isyj evening zi %, Il HzHzi-
iEn HltsL Following L tie Pr
EECEe-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-27

N The D.s;-:c: Cour: yeS:s-isy
EwC Chinese Ts-s sentenced % 5
rc-:l szch q the re: IL ESvirE
c-.-lo IN possession
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-27

The Hswziizn bznd viii give 5
concert This evening 81 the Hotel
-o- the bSne6; q The outgoing
passengers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-27

Eozl4Li las P-1d1esd hall tie
es7zl q tie Eo<ld H5ned thls eSu-
IF-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-27

Theengr0agszg clerks, enrolling CLERKS,
ia clesis zE1 postofacs superintsndents
Il both houses II tie Iowa leziElsturs
- w0-s>n.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-27

Czp;zIn Ferguson < expected q
IL M01owzi. Il : understood thz;
n vii sign Co-e japanese ~
-o-k q c-=ss v-zn.S;5o-s i Gus
-z-S-z.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-27

IRE DsiiJ Ady-sll.~r. = eerts
sssrf's ~ 7.rl =, 't4r-;er
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-27

he repertoire q i1z D7zl-! ol-ck
Cc-uz-F II lhsr third E=sk VII
y i 3ES IC=ss1EE E-E---
Barrier CLEg-e-- t54--zF SzF@
T----s,zF -1z--- essen s51'z-=i.E
C-s-L -'-=eZz zE5 n >zt-r-
6zF u5E1l- E1z1 Sl'=----E I'd Ira
=T1z >-rs=1s q N7E II 81
II -rsS5Ers,--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-27

a vzluzb,e hunting dog S&S r1o
ever SCG killed oy stree. o4r o.
Wednesday night The &cc-den;
hsu1s-ei rsz- WSikiE.