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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-14
Wcw Dorf.

- Srau &atb. Meper in Sroof f.
Inn mar abtunooreiBi9 Sabre ait
uno Wutter bon feds &inoern, bon
oenen o0s lltclte aebn Sabre Sdblt,
mdbrenO pas jiingite Dor pier @o9en
gebpren wuroe, OILS Der Batter, Elm
armer Nrbsiter. 9eraOe Der NusSeb=
rung erle9en mar. Die leBte Sinter=
laNsnibait ibres Mannes waren oas
&ino, weldes neben Dem Sterbebette
9ebpren mar, unO 6leno, NDtb uno
Summer. Die 2eide muroe b~e9rabeu,
unO iiir Die trante uno un9liidli6e
@Dbnerin begannen nun Ibwere Sage
Der Notb uno bitteren Gorge. Ser
grimme Sunger t(Opfte al Die Sbiir
oes drmli6en SauIes, in welbem Mut=
ter uno &inper lid nab Nabrlln9 iebn=
ten. Wilotbdtige 3a6barn- Der nutb-
leioenDen Samilie nab,nen iib b~sriel=
ben an, aber Die Seute ienes armert
StaOttbeils beliBen wO6l oas SerS.
jebp6 nibt Die SDrie oes gbilantbrp=
pen. Die NOtb Der ungliiflihen Srau
uno ibrer Ginoer iteiserte li6 bon Sag
ST. Sag. Srau Weper, Der aud Der
8ram I'M ben Gerluit oes @atten am
SerSen nagte, iuurOe INNER D~erSluei=
felter. sic 9laubte lire &iuoer beiier
psriOr9t, penn lie Die Nl9en fir im=
mer gel6lOnen baben wilroe, Bonn
tiuoerreideu urnlen g8ittipen pirb Die
G%rnGbrung Der Gleinen TAFT CUR lln=
mOslihtelt 9ema1t. Srant uno eleno,
grin lie an einem Der lebten Grilbmor=
gen su elmer Ooppellauii9en S6rpt=
finite; lie tpnnte bic &uIe nod 9roD,
Ourh Die lire Ginoer. lie am friiben
WOr9en ihon aus u%nrubi9em S1lum=
mer gepedt 6atten, niht lGngsr ertra=
gen. Der Sabn.iuar balo geipannt,
oas beitig i6laaenoe MlltterberS gefun=
ben uno Der laute &naQ zines S6uNes,
ben Die lln9liiflite nit Siilfe Der gro
ben 3ebe absefeuert bate, miIbte lid
in oas &la9eu uuo Wimmeru Der Siu=
Der. Gas 9era, unter Dem Tie 9etra=
gen uOroen, mar our6bobrt uno bate
fir INNER auf9eb0rt 81 ldlusen.
Na6barn uno PoliSiiten tamen binSr
uno beli6tisten bic Spbte. Selier
tDnnten lie ibr ni6t, aber Der weinen.
ben &iuoer nabmen lie iid an, Die jebt
Riemano baben, Der fir lie iOrst uni
lie liebt.
= Nm Mittipo9, ben |. gugut.
iano in &plano's Gaiino in u 0 d.
amap Bead Stuii9en ben &eQuerr
Neibefer uno SenrD Cotton Elm
.Glam" =Weteiien iiatt, in Solge Oeiler
Seioe %ertrantten llno sluar GOlton oer=
maBen, oaB err wabrideinli9 ben 6Ol-
gen oes uebermaBes erliegen wirD.
geioe haben chamber ihOn ieit lan9s
ben &ang oes Saupt=n Chandeliers
BON &DdnwoD Sea6 itreiti9 sema6t,
bis am Wtittwob Der Streit our6 Elm
Wetteiien UNI Den Yreis bon S25 ent=
ibieoen meroen iolte. Sas erite
SuBeno munoete ben @ettenoen pOr=
5ii9li6. allmabll9 aber erlabmten Oieie
in ibrem Gifer, uno als Cotton Die
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Slam" peri6ludi
bate, lebnte ii6 iein Wagen 9e9en ale
peiteren 3umutbunsen an feline Sei=
itungsfdbi9teit 10 gepaltig aui bar
GDlton nab SauIe gebra6t uno Elm
grSt 81 Siilie geruien werOen mubte.
Neibeder oa9esen perSebrte nod Elm
ie6ites SuBeno, iiedte ben 9ewOnne-
nen Wettbetra9 elm ano 1T jeBt Der
anertannte &Dnig Der uGlam"sgher
auf Song Sslanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-14
T~,1xrntbnrnrr 0nsette.

bert Ntrcs Sono nit @aiermelonen
beItellt ullo linb bel Der berribenoen
9ilrre oaDinter eefomnen, oaB Die
ouriti9en Erairiewolie lire Wtelpten=
felOer pliinOern. g@enn Elm iol6es
SGier Snrlt bat, brinst es in einen
Melonen9orten, ipriu9t ~iolanae altf
Die reife Srllbt bis lie brit llnb slpdn9t
alsoam feline Sdnause in Den &iB uno
i6liirft Den Suit aus. Sobalo ein
Erairiepolf elnen Nteloden9arten aus
iinOi9 9eml06t uno li6 i'll oemielben
aelabt bat, erideint cine ganse S6aar
Der Sbiere uuo erfol9t oas SeiIpiel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-14
SuGleu'S 2lrnica Salbe.

Die bette SaIbs in Der 8elt fir
S6nittpunoen, Sauti6irfunsen, @uns
ben, @ei9wire, SaISfuB, 6ieberpuns
ben, S9Orf, s~eiprunsene SanOe, 6roitz
beuIen, &~rabenausen, unb ale 9autents
siinbunsen unO lit cine ii4ere 9eiluns
fiir Sdmorboioeu. IS miro ~sarantirt,
baB bas Wtittel poltommene @enues
tbuuns sibt; wenn ni9t, uirb bas 9elo
suriiferitattet. Preis 25 @ents per
S9a6tel. - gu uertaufen bel &. W.
Euete, Ipotbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-14
sfiaboma,.

- Sm 6ountD GbeDenne baben
iih bic YrairiewOlie als geiQbrlide
Sisbbaber BON Wahermeloncn 0eseigt.
Sm SUi9e oes anbaltenOen &eQenmnn=
gels iino bort ale. 8emdiier uno Guel=
len uerliest, 10 oaB bic oielen wilOen
Sbiere IN jener eje0evo iJren Surlt
ni6t su ltillen permOQen. Sie ipdrli=
den g~nlieoler oalelblt babeu piele bum
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-14
Sainots.

- Gon geDria miro gemeloet:
Sn Dem bena6barten Sirginia, unter-
balb Saoana, bat man $40, 900 in
eiuem alien Na9elidB6en peritett ge=
funoen. Der ueritorbene goolpb &rObe
bate oieies Gelo, Sob uno Bombs, in
Dem SAB in ieiner 98obnrus peritedt.
Gr bat i'm Gausen elm SermOgen DON
$50, 900 binterlaiien. Strobe mar Elm
Seuti9er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-14
Qusla ..
Eeuti6lauo.
. aieru II.

= Gin Selb polt 1870, Der baieril6e
Sberiilieutenant a. 9. Srans Sitter
b. @Dl6, 1T bieier Sage i'll M ii II d II
geltOrben. Gr erbielt Die bD9ite baie=
ride MISUNDERSTANDING, ben Militdr=
War=Spiei=O roen, fir cine berpor=
ragenoe gSafentbat i'm SeSember 1870.
Sn Dem 0eie6te bel Meung am7. De-
sember 1870 ain9 'er, oamals 9aupt=
mann I'M 2. Sdgerbataillon, init ieiner
GOmpagnie gegen cine i'm 5euern be-
arinene frausOlii6e gatterie bon sebn
&anpnen nit Dem gajonett Dor, i6lll9
Die Seoetung in Ole 6lu9t unO erOberte
ale Sebn 8eldibe.
Gli aB=2ot9ringen
= n 8rensin GEN le9te ii6
ein S6napsiduier in cine fremoe
S6eune gum S6laie nieoer. Die
Sbeune b~erbrannte unO bon Dem Men=
i6en iano man nur nod cine uniforms
li6e Maile.
= Sm Sa9enauer Sort ioll
cine 9ro0lquelle 9efunoen wproen iein,
Del6e td9ii9 100 SettOliter nabesu
reines GroDl l~iefert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-14
Dat prbnlfcu.

Snbiau0poIis, Snb.
p@or ni6t LANCER !3eit mar cine Sreunoiu
BON mir ie6r tranf all Giarrb0e unb Or
bre6en. Sic bate aue mOgIi9en Mittel
al9eluaubt, bod p6ue Grfol9. Gle ia9te
mir, baB lie bieien 2lnfGQeu iebr bauiig inter
porien 1T. SD iaste, ite ioQte ibreu Sungeu
ua6 meiuem Sauie tiir W2eOi;in idifeu, aber
lie iiirGtete, eS piiroe ibr bod ni6tS belieu.
3pei Gage ipater trai i6 ben Sun9eu aui
Der StraBe unb iru9 i'm, uie feline Rutter
iiible, uno er ia9te mir, ie mare iebr franz.
SD Diinete cine Sloi6s pom Wagenitarfer,
Sing bamit gu ibr, Sab ibr cine 0olis per-
mii6t NIT @aiier, ba ibr Raseu iebr i6ma6
mar. llngeiabr mad iIni Riuuten ba4te
lie lid beiier Su befiloeu. Sd lieb bic Slai9e
bel ibr nit Der 8eiiuns, ale Stunbeu cine
Colts gu ii3 gu uebmeu, bis ite uoaitGubi9
seiunb lit. slm naGiteu Sage i6on mar iie
I'M Stanoe auijuitebcn uuo i'm Sauie berum
gu ieiu." Glisa sc. Stel,el.
Grkrnnt Teinen arrrtb.
Mooiebeab, ga.
Sorni's NaseuitGrfer that mir iebr quite
Sieuite. SD mar ieben CONNER nit Gbolerile
bebaitet unS mebrmals benz Gooe uabe. SD
be;ablte ben 0oftoreu So bis So ben Sang.
Seit i'd Sorui'S Masenitdrter 9ebraude, bat
ii6 baS llebel 9elest unb i'd mill ni9t mebr
obne Oieie ~pertBuOle MsOi;iH ieiu.
Gbrifiau Go6.
Gtn 5rasu fir gtant ,a,tn saun.
GbeIfeiu, 81.
@as 6orni'S Ra9enitdrfer 1T, babeu mir
bel benz lesteu Srei6eu oussciunoen. Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-14
3iilfs iar rraJtrn 9rit.

Wooueptlle Wto.
Sorni's Seils Del uuo Masenitdrfsr iinb
bic beiten Mebi;iuer, bic i6 ie iab. 8abrelb
Der Grute betam i'd eineu alniaq, 10 oab mein
Nta9eu oue Nabruu9 p%errpeiserte. Ollie Wtes
,bi;ineu uuo Sottorcu fonnten mir ni9t
belien. SD fonnte faum mebr 9ltbem be-
tommen. ga CAB man mir cine CUTE SoiiS
Don Sorni's Maseuitarfer, unb idon nad
Serlaui Don iiini;ebn Minuten fiblte i9
2inberung. Rein arjt, benz i6 ben SorfaQ
er;dbite, iaste. baB i'd eriidt mare, batte i6
nidt ben M~aSeuitarter betommen. @u6
msiuer Go6ter that Sorni's SeilsSel bel
elmer graubpunbe redt quite Gienite. Gle
psrbriibte ii6 nit fo6subem Waiier, ba
wanote i6 SaS SeilsSel ua9 ben @umeiiuus
gen Oil. IS liuberte ioiort bic S6mersen
uno feline glaien entitanben. SD ipre6e,
100 i'd fam, eiH 9utes Bort fir Sornis
SsilmitteI. Sris @aiiermanu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-14

sauje Mauni6aft on Der Irei6maidiue,
Is Wsaru, wurbe pl0sli9 Don beiti9er Geibs
i6merSen befoler. ga bepG9rte ii6 Der
Uta9enltGrter aisgeSei6net uno cine quite
SoliS 9enii9te, nm bic 9eute pieber ber;u=
iteQen. SIR ms Sarner 1T bas Seils Del
ELL S6as. @S 9ibt ni6ts beiieres bel
S6%nittpvnben, Gei6wult II. |. no, uuo bes
ionoer5 bel 0rabticmwunosu, bic manGmal
iebr efli6 liab, that es mir lebr quite Oieuite.
SD 9ebraudte eS aud ais eiI ueteriuGres
Seilmittel inb babe oamit Pool evil BEL
meincm 9ferOe furirt, na6oem es idou auis
gebro6en mar" - Wan iie6t alio aus
Sbi9em, Sorni's Seilmittel IinS ein Sesen
iar Staot uno 9anb. s. Sc. Sed.
@ianhtr, &c miiGs tsrbrn.
Sremout, Neb.
Am 10. Sfto6er %persau9enen sSabres
befam i3 einen beiti9en aniaa pou G6olera
NforbuS. Seitige Srdmpie tratet eiu unb
i6 uerlor bas Sewubtieilr. Wfeiue Srau rieb
mid nit Sorni'S Seil.Sel Elm, bas mir gum
Slid i'm Sauie batter, NIB CAB mir Sorui's
Wa9enitdrfer ell. galb purbe i6 rubiaer
NIB bic S9merSen lieBeu mad. Ra9 brei
Sasen mar SaS bOie 6ieber sebro6su unb
SeiierunS trat ein. SD empieble baber BEL
Gbolera Morbus bieie uufeblbareu Mittel.
9tn6 bel GOlit 1T SOrri's Waseniarter Don
GroBem gsertbe. Weiue Srau bate bic 8olit
10 tart, bab lie ni6t mebr ipre6eu fonnte
Dor S3mcr3en. Gle nabm eiuen 3beelOiiel
Don 6orni's @aSeniarter mnb sebrau6te
6orni's SeilsSel ua6 Sori6riit unb na5
~rUenisen Niuateu waren bic S9merSeu per.
l6wnnSen." autou Seuuins.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-14
Bon rdJnprrrnr Irfnrn hrfrett.

gpansoilIe, Sno.
rSiermit fagle ib mid perpili6tet, l5euss
nib iiber ben @ertb uno bic Seilfraft bon
Sorni's &agenitarter abSu9eben. Seit unses
fabr a6t Wouaten lit ib abpedieluo OH
rotber Gubr uno 6roniidem 9ur6faq. Sd
benutte mandes Gr5neimittel, ar5tlife Ser
%pronuHsew unS iusenaHnte TateutmeoiSiueu,
pbne ben seriusiten grfolg. G9lieBli9
iuaroe mir SOrni's 0asenitdrter enpfoblen
uno gott lei 9ebantt, id bin ipieoer berses
felt. Meine Seroauungsursane perridten
ibre natiirli6en Sunftioneu regelmaBig uno
ib babe ourb bieie5 ipertbpoIe Seilmittel
meme irlbere @eiunobeit iuieOererlanst.
81. Soeraeuieu.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-30

rut. The little
white lines Il r o
the nerves which
convey tho nerve
force from t n .
nerve ccnterS tn
every part of the
body, 'Cst as the
electric current is
conveyed along
I h . telegraph
wires 20 Q very
station, large or
small. Ordinary
ph ians failtE1
regard this fact;
instead OF treat
ing the nervlss.G-
jens fer the att~3
OF the disO' rs
arising there rom
Mey tre n { the
part affected.
Franklin Miles.
NJ. D.. Ii. b.. the
highly celebrated
6 pee ciaIist and
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-30
PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS

OF the Silver Party of Ormsby
County, adopted in convention
held at Carson City, New. Septem-
Der %, 1894.
Resolved, That the Silver
Party sf Ornsby County endorse
each and every plank of the plat
form accepted by the Silver Party
of Nevada in the state Convention
held at Carson Sep. /, 1894.
That it congratulates the voters
and taxpayers of Ormsby county
upon the faithful and efficient
manner in which the nominees of
1892 have performed the duties of
their respective offices. thereby
enabling the Silver Party OF Orm-
shy to keep every pledge made to
the people Of the county in its
party platform prior to election.
Since the accession Of the party
to the management Of county
affairs there have been no official
scandals and no Investigations by
Grand Juries, while the letting OF
fraudulent contracts in the inter-
est of county officials has been
wholly done away with.
Each department of the County
Government has been honestly
and economically managed, with
an actual saving to the taxpayers
of nearly $4,000 per annum for
the past two years.
Under these circumstances the
Silver Party OF Ormsby feel justi-
fed in again demanding the sup
port of the voters and taxpayers
of the county at the forthcoming
election.
Resolved, That this Party I'M
qualIf1edIy indorses the action of
Hon. John i. Jones in Withdrawing
from a party who, while profess
ing to be the friend of Silver in its
State platforms, has persistently
caused its Representatives in
Congress to bow 70 the mandates
of Wall Street.
This Convention dsnounces as
ill. timed, insulting and inconsist-
ent, the demand for his resig-
nation by the Republican State
Central committee OF Nevada,
who by their Illogical and impcrti-
nent demands for the withdrawal
from the Senate OF the United
States of a maa recognized in
both continents as ore Of the
leading silver exponents of the
World, have torn aside the m1ser
able mask OF monometallism that
has so long covered the face of the
Republican party OF Nevada.
Resolved, That should va
cancv occur in the office cf tho u
:. Senator from this State which
would be necessary to fill at the
next meeting of the Legislature,
that the vote of the Legislative
nominees of this convention is
hereby pie 1ged TO the Hon. John
p. Jones, to fill the unexpired
term.
That we endorse the able and
conscientious efforts OF Senator
lands in behaif "t the white metal
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-30
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CaStOria.

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tiOn, Sour Stomach, DiarrhGa,
Eructation, gives healthy sleep
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-30

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THE SOUTHERN
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-30
SURROUNDEh. 81 NYSTERY!
a Great Mistake.

A rec mt discovery is that headache,
dizzines~, dizziness. confusion of the mind,
etc, are due to dcranEement of tho nerve
Centers which supply the brain with ne-.e
force; that indigestion, dyspepsia, neuralgia,
wind in stomach, etc, arise from the dcrange-
ment Of the nerve centcrs supplying these or
cans with nerve fluid or force. This is likewise
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The nerve system is like n telecra phi system,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-05
EXCITEMENT AT HONOLULU.
The Provisional GlT3Tlmsll PTapaT.
ils for HOstIiilIGs.
what the United st,tss Ministrr ne
manda.--Th queen Cannot ne
Isrstarsl Except by FoFcr.

AUCKLAND. y. H., Jau. 4-[Copy.
rlghtei by the Associated Prrss r.
Adylces from Honolulu, December
22nd, have been received here by the
steamer Alameda, just arrived from
San Francisco. Tbs officers VI the
vessel stated to the Associated Press
correspondent that the excitement At
HouOlulI over the political situation
was growing In inlenLty. 'rhe pro-
viaiOnal government was as firm NJ
ever Ia It, detofm nation TO maisgain
IL position, and was completing prep.
arAtions - resist any effort that mi sht
DC made to restore the monarchy. The
members OF the police force u tho
island had boon nOtinei that they
would be expected 10 take up arms la
duiouse Of the government, anu a
number had been dismissed Tor feius.
ing q obey orders.
fne minister OF the United States
had written tho provisional govern.
mrnt, requesting "A surrender " the
offices, ~ the United states had do.
cidtd In favor OF the restoration Of the
queen. The minister informed tho
government that LiliuUkallui had
agreed - grant amnesty to all who had
taken part Ia the revolution, % raliiy
tue Obligations ni the present govern.
ment, aud 10 govern faithfully, Ia ac-
| cofdnnc1 with tue present. constitution,
The government was Preparing a long
reply % the minister.
Tue Commercial AdUerlisEr Of Hone
lulu, Ia au article supporting the gov.
| eminent, declared that the United
States COngiess had taken the matter
out OF President CleYolaud's hGuus by
calling for the papers Ia the Hawaiian
correspondence, And assoris that tins
provisional government will not re-.
tire from power unless compelled ny
free, and Gays II lie not likely to be en-.
plOyed.
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Of Mr.. Alexander aud asked many
queslions concerning the people, ana
the races on the islands. All were 40.
swefed 10 the apparent satisfaction Of
the SENATOR
understanding now IL that the
inquiry will to pushed % az speedy
conclusion Ne possible IN tue intotest Of
thOrUughuess. IL " possible that TINE
may be asked TO sond 10 Hawaii Tor
witnesses, and u IL limited that Jonts,
who hasiUned away toward Honolulu
on the afternoon " his appenfsnce ue-
fore tho committee, goes largely a. a
m,s.euger IT the senate foreign rcln.
tons com ittee TO request the attend.
anur oi persons now In the islanda To
appear bpiOro tho committee. In that
event, the oJmmittee will not Dc
able TO report before some time ~
February.
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A NEW ORGANIZATION.
Laborers Form the ancient order Z
Loyal Americans"

ss"bHffNN . "NAf NV hhfaF"h NAA'A ~
I.oIa Americans"
LANsINu, Mich, Jan. i.-rho exist.
ence Of new secret national labor Of
ganlzation WINS discovered here this
afternoon through secret meeting OF
the national committee. The order was
secretly founded In Chicago, Dee. 9Th,
by representatives from thirty.seven
states, and IN called tnr Ancient Order
OF Loyal Americans.
rhe promoters OF the new labor or
gAniIaii IA are confident that IL will be-
come OF great national Importance. A
secret meeting OF the committee WAS
held here today, with member. pre-.
ent itlm Mirhlgau.O Onto, Penneylvania
and New Hampshire. Partridge, the
Michigan member, says the Chicago
meeting last month WAS attended by
delegates from ,hirty-geyen states, and
that the Order OF Loyal Americans II
designed to include men VI every call.
ing. Tho order Ia TO be- conducted by
military orders from headquarters, to
he uUu.pattissn and non-sectaTlau. IL
will take a prominent lart la politics,
anu puraue Au aggressive policy. IL
was intended TO issue tho tirst general
order January 10Th. The NAMES OF the
officers were not divulgsd.
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JAcKsON, Tenn, Jan. AIN the
hearing ON the m ton for new trial
In the Howard casr, tho court permit
ted Howard TO argus bis own case.
The motion was Ovuffuled and How
ard was sentenced 10 uiue years I'M
prisonment In the penltentafy at
Columbus, o., and naed Sl,.OO. The
caso will DO taken to tho United States
supreme Court ana Howard VIII BIO
allowed TO give bonds until the appeal
IL disposed Of Alter pasaiug sentence
tho Judge ordered Huwar1's name
stricken from the roll OF the Federal
court AS n pracllcing attorney.
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In spite Of tho Uovsrnar

JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 4.-'rhe gene.
raj opinion IL that the managers Ut tile
Duvnl club are determined u so 90
almost any length 10 defeat Governor
Mitohelps opposition. The work now
being pushed at the arena 10 SAID ~ be
only ~ bluii the governor. Tickets Of
admission arc still being sold. The
intention N 20 charter train, 10 be Ia
readiness fofly-sight hours previous to
the fight, aud 10 he hello thereafter
iOfty.eight hours 10 guard against
possible detention. Tho spectators Will
be given n tlp and hurried on tue train,
which will carry them 10 the battle.
ground, leaving tbs governor tue
militia ami tho rest OF the opposition
force, far behind. IL Is believed Il the
courts sustain the fight tire governor
will adopt some heroic mcasurss Ia
order 10 show his pefsonnl Jufhdic-
ton.
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TuE HAWAIIAN SITUATION.
Testimony before the Committee on
Foreign AnairH.

WAsHISGToN, ID. g., Jan. A.
The Senate subcommittee on foreign
relations resumed It's investigation Of
the Hawaiian situation this morning.
Professor Alexander was again the
only witness present, anu his exami'
nation was continued on the line he
suu Yesterday. lie devoted much
Iime In relating the details OF the
revolution In January, anu explaining
the active part taken by the American
minister, the troops OF the Uhlteu
States, aud showed conolusivciy, TO ms
own mind, NJ least, that tho revolution
was entirely independent OF the
tniclRl h. iiueuce OF this country.
senator Butler, who had not been
pfeaent NJ any previous meeting, wa
: especially inIeres.ed in the narrative