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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-22

luz diva miesiace ~up}yne}Y Cd czasu u%wiezie-
MIA ksieznei gdy ksiaze Rogatka re swymi
gosGmi niemieckimi, kt6rzy bawili Cd dni kilku
ma zamku, wybra} sic w droge konno Wv zbroi,
lak zazwyczaj. Pod owe easy ma Szlasku ami
roku ME odbylo sic bez iakowych przynajmniej
zamieszek wojennych. DIS wszyscy ksiazeta
sz]ascy mieli oczy zwr6cone ma Krakow, jake
stolice krakowskiego ksiestwa, ktore zawsze
gorowa1o mad innemi, jak to z~astrzegl sobie !,
W testamencie pred stu kilkadziesieciu laty,
wielkl wojownik kr6l Boles}aw Krzywousty,
kt6ry dzielac kraj pomiedzy czterech syn6w,
przykazai i'm umierajacy, ably najstarszego W
Krakowie inni bracia / ich nastepcy s1uchali.
- CO prawda, to nlezawsze sic tax dzia}o, ale
wr6cmy do rzeczy. Ot6z gdy tax Polska, po-
dzielona ma ksiestwa, cierpia}a DUO Cd wojen
domowych, pomiedzy braGmi ksiqzetami, gdy
przytem napadli ma MIA jake ma kraj os}abiony,
zakonnl rycerze niemleccY czyll Krzyzacy, to
znowu margrabiowie brandeburscy, a najsroze)
Tatazzy i Litwini, ~jeszcze pod6wczas ba}wo
chwalcy i niepo}aczeni Z Polska - ot6z w tym
seek Czarny. O ksiestwo tedy krakowskie
p~owsta}y spory wojny. w tel chwili dw6ch
bylo najpotezniejszych przeciwnik6w w tych
zabiegach: W}adys}aw Lokietek, ksiaze sierra
dzki kuj awski, brat znarlego ksiecia krako-
wskiego Leszka Czarnego, oraz Henryk Probus
wspomninany juz przez mas ksiaze wroc}awski
ktorego to niedawno Boles}aw Rogatka wzia1
lehcem Z pola bitwy.
Wyraz Probus jest }acihski, i macy uczciwy,
TAX Henrykiem zniemcza}ego %nazywali Niemcy
/ tax tez W dziejach zaplsano.
Ale teraz odmlenliy sic stosunki tych dw6cl
ksiazat; Henryk pogodzi} sic Z Rogatka, zyli
SODA przyjaznie, obaj jake zniemczali juz ksiq
zeta, niec1erpieli swego krewnego kokietka,
jake tego, kt6ry chcial ow}adnac Krakowem
odeprzec zgromiG Niemc6w znowu Polske dc
znaczenia dawnego przywr6cic. Uradzili vice
Z SODA: ably ME daG kokietkowi Krakowa,
) -4biedz jego zamiary. Mia}o sic w}asnie ku temu
aby Henryka Probusa wesprzec i pomodz MI
do zaw}adniecia Krakowem. w tych tel "a
mys}ach znaG wyjecha} rogaty re swego Fam
ku, kierujac sic goscihcem w strona Wrocfa
via.
w pare dni potem, pred gospoda zajezdn;
W miescie, nieopodal zamku, przyby}o poo
wiec76r dwoch m}odych ludzi, ubranych z ME
miecka, w spiczastych czapkach, i trzymaja.
cych dw6ch niedzwiedzi ma d}ugich powrozach,
pokazywali oni rome ich sztuki; lance, skoki,
k%}aniania sic ftp. a gdy sic jeden niedzwiedz
2me"xyi, ~tedy wystepowa1 drugi. Byfo to poo
]esieh, sichce Jul mia1o sic ku zachodowi, lee,
jeszcze d, Sc "idno by1o.
Oxo}o niedz~1ed>l 7aczeto sic coraz wiece:
gromadziG ludzi Nirdzwiednicy po .hwili opus
Gill miels pred zH]azdem, i @postapili re swem:
czworonoznemi tanc~r1ami pod zamek. Jede,
2 piedzviedz,ikow podssed} pod bra,ne. zamie
nil kalka SLOW 1akbY nIemieckich re strazniklem
kt6ry sic wychyl.f 2 okienka wiezY, wpuscl
orr, by1ego do pana marszafka.
Now mar3zaiek byf takze nlemcem, to tel
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-22

POLECA SlE
s~ZANOWNEJ PUBLICZNOSC
wszystk,1n %wiarusom Polonaaen
W Ameryce
NOVA BSlEGARNlA
II. D~ERDOwsKIEGo
" Winona MINI
Mokna sprewadzi& Cd D>rdew
skiego ka&da ksia4ks Pelska, jnks
vogols istnieje W Ameryee, pfaoas
gotowk9.
PoniEej wymieniamy aiek:ars
ksia&ki, jake naszs ka'egarRia @s
ma sprzeda&:
Ksiazki szkolnei tres.
q n%aukoWel.
KATEHIZM RZYMsGo gATu
LICK Imn ~ ---~~..-. s
mn"~ onrnw,> ...-.t6
EATFHIZU RZYMSkr RATIO
LlCki g. eSszy) naocnej 9.
DZlEJE s.rAREGo NOWEG0
TESIAAE>TU, W mocnej @.
prawr ~ A+,hngcl... -. 40
)ZlNJG NANUuu pULSkIEGO
4O
GLEMENTARz POLSKI, J6zefa
C!1oc3sa>~ s<legt>. ,:......--.25
eOSfFnNiK FOLSKO AN
GlELSkl - c1yj kslaAka de
nuuk! !enyka ang'eisisiego SIS
zbj6~ Pishnl dl= a2k6' pot
akneh W Amcryce, u1o&yi by1y na
uczycieI Chicago Francisco
+ 2 o a use&s
na rrzez T~c"inzege S,erocihskie'
go, l'r"fesora Jezyka poIsziego
j%itcratnry. Drukowana ola szkN
pnl.klch ~ -Amcryce Z wydanis
t~rzynustsge, " mocnej oprawis
........... -............25
8 ! e N sAHM ally czyL'
P1erwsza Eauka CzYtania, Pisa
hia Rachowani,, prizes W. Dy-
ME w'cZa........ ......o.S
w mocnej oprswis........l2
HISTORYA STANOW ZJEDNO
C7nNVOu TX
ay wot u enowefy, powiesd
morn!na bardzo, wzruszajaca 70
s,arozytnych czasow.......30
- to sama " mecnei oprawle ~
zfoconym tytulik'em.~-.... 60
3 ol@sfaw czyli Daisy Gag &c.
.novsfy; t}omaczen'e przez ks.
C1anahsk ieggo..:.:...--...-3O
ta sama W m0cnel opra VIE
.......-.. .0O
Listownik Polsao-AmerykaA
XII. Podrecznik zsw'erajacyl
Nauke pi-anla l:sto~ g"towe
w.sry list6w, " ~szy"txich rzy'
i psdkach &Ycia : .",@
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-22
KAEIE0RRF A.

Kt6zby jej ME chc,a} widzie6
przynaimnleJ a W zyc1u?
Gdy CT do tego nndarzy sig
sposobnosc, to jedi koleja
THE
NORTH - WESTERN
LINE.
Pociag z pysznem1 wozami,
rozumie sic 1 sypialnemi wY]ezdza
codziennle z Chicago. bez zmiany
pedzl az do San Francisco.
WYCIECZKI
POD NADZWYCZAJNEM
EN-.
Taxi nadzwyczajny poc1ag
wycieczkowY wyjezdza z Chicago
CO Czwartek. la urzadzonY z
wszelkieml w%ygodami apartamen
ok piacl SIP Chicago DO San
Francisco, Los Angeles z Portland
tylko $500. Pasazerowie z punk
tow ma zachodzje i p6lnocnym "a
chodzle cd Chicago NIGGA sic
~po{9czvc z ekskursya W drodze.
TYKIETY po cenach bardzo zn1-
zonYch.
W~zgledem blizszych szczeg6.
low zg}oslc sig do agentow kolel
CHICAGO g. N. WESTERN
albo adresowaG list do
w. A. THRALL, General Pass. u
Tscket Agent
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-22

= IN ~ 49,
COW SWIETYCH........35
ROzANIEC zYWY.........20
piswnik KoIoislny dla
uzYtku wiernych zebrai K. Born.
R~uchnlew;cz. W mocnej oprawis
ksiazki p~owiesciowe
rozmalts lnns.
TESTAMENT PIOTRA WIEL.
KIEGO, czyli zami'ry Msskai
"a woje~"nla cafego 4wiata. . IS
OPOW1ADAN1A >yTAREGO
y
f1lsTORYA o sxlaehetnej pick.
goNsTYTUCYA sTANuW zJE
DN0CZONYCH...... 10.
KsIALKA
WEGLARZ 2 WALENCYI. Pre-,
Ancnra Jaskini Beatusa i Koszy
ia 80
< onstytuoYa Maja 10
: q S i k do plsania list6w
%n'fasnych oras tyczaeych sig o4s
nienia 'Ss,ama&p6iicia 80. o.35
ID Nv. Czestschowy, 10
! TX wv i a r a SAL awiest
obyczajowa przez J6zefa Z mad
'Jnry so
I 'na | do Ri i i,sfawny do.
sadzca rozb6jnikdw XVIII vie
xn':S"'' 6O
w r%nocnej eprawie - sieoonym
tVtallklem ....' ....~..~--8b
Q k historyaoc ier
pliwej Helsn1e cdrce
kr6la Antoniego cesarza Tzxeo,
2iego Konstantynopolu Caro-
Jan lAi o"".~~s, /, kr"I poi,
ek., n}ut:ic0 :lrxcaYai~lWa pod
W'e''niem ..,....;N
K q a M bury czyI Dnwc1r !
PIawda, Ola royr: "&' i l",ue2c-
z e III czy!j w~y1ni+rxvnir >j,Ta.
wiedliwnScl l,rZez Fn}>ke kDrha-
jaca ca!em screen Oj#ayznc /
jej boba1erdw. l'ownesd i,rze2 l.
de Teibels. ...............}U
= silva pod Kobyia',k4 dnla s
maja 1864.
Cztery powie6ci. l 3 Me
dalekies ~przesz}osci, Nowe'a
przez Nj. D. Cha1nskiesn. Q. Noe
ma pobojowiskr wojny tu:o,
ko-moskiewskiej 1877 1873. 3.
Moo Dusty, opowiadan'e Ed
munda de Amicis, rrzettumaczyl
wfoskiego Piotr %Zuhr1ycki. 4.
Zbieg.
Krwawa o G. Powiekt T. lie.
dalekiej p%rzesz}osc: prz.z Zygg-
munta Lucyana Su]ime....l5
List Agatona Gillera
0 Organizacyi Polak6w W Anne
O Jenerale J6zefie 3 e.
m i e, napisa} P;otr Zbrozek
....-.2O
Dwie Rite, powiastka h1sto.
ryczn.' 2 dziejdw Anglii XIV
wieku, przeS1ad w. /. Anczyca
w mocnej oprawie re z}oconym
tytulikiem
Dzieci w d o W y, pew1eSc mo-
ralna. ........-- 81
W mocnej oprawle re zfoconym
tytulikiem go
Q jo,ec K apucyn czyIi swy-
oieztwo WARY j Ei}osci. 80
J K IS e ] z,
TAX sic wyspisz;
" R g k a q b S IN ierci, przez
a-1owskiego.
Cdrka II m a d s L a rrzez
Piosra Jezs Bykowsk,ego.--30
< rw.w sieroty powieS&
n~apisana przez w. s-...-.lt
3bio- 8 g <, spiewanych
VI Kpngresowce i Litw'e...15
~ 2 sn,ec e assaoss
Q,,fs5 1.to T. Il, g'en ~ H"s L
ni.~ '}brazsk q czaa5N SjA2a
=. IIlgo sGsea K. Wojciecho w"s'e.
Is rato b 8 c a, pow'esc moral-
ma z czasow wlelkorzs5stwa al
by W N,derlandach, osnnta rs
Pr4wdz1wem zdarzepiu, napisana
przez x. Hajduck'ego kaplaoa Z
Wessen W Szwalcary' .....W
W ybor P iesni Narod O.
W ? C h. W ktorvm snajauja sig: |
dunk, arye, marsze, krakow'aki,
masury, plesn' pa%tryotyczne, wo-
JENNIE, hiatoryczne it'd. Cena 80
B ak Ct piesni swlato~
b, W ktorym sic n ajdujs:
pioanki, dunk, arye, krakowia-
k,, mazury, piesni mi}osne, pas
terskle, ohyczajo~e, t~owarzyskle,
m7s|iwskie, stndenokie, weso4e,
z~artotliwe, wylaki z oper It'd.
Zebrai j. Cnociszewskl... .aOc.
Pam etna noe Listop a.
ia oSyli dzieje wojny narodo-
wei r. 1850 3l-go, wnukom
opowiedziane ~ przez zofnlerza
CZWarta a.. ..........O w y.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-22

zoe otsr.ty szvh p,s..s
wys1awiajaca zgro>e m~l"',zk,ssi>
erny.~c <aws>s:s t3rts.,~rss' fS~
'l7y,' skHscca.s:-S ~,ary | r:".$s,
wzrr.wnt. ..inr>> ss,|x,a i sz..z.-
d~rohI'w"s,, poAs,z; "a.: ;,rxe.* sa
A. f"k",ski-gn.... ...~ M
z o W g = l. Pol X t s.yzes
Fl. hr. Saariha. Z*w'cra: Il
Wypra*a k"jan~tA. - iiu'ans-
Ia w. sadzi1, 81 knka~c >,ennpo4
y Dwie S'ostry, 81 przewozu;bs
s. JeDiec W%ojep"y. y Jasz.
czu}1, - Mnndnf, u Krnk 80
K 9. A. K decks Przeo,
Pauli 6 ", Obronea 1lasz.
corn Czestochowak'ego.,.. IS
3 g haterska z d a, O.
ryuek z powstania 1853 :, zda*
rzenie prawds1we> op.s@ WI
Czaplicki .."...>..ls
Powr6t w 0 acz&i, po
w1astka z cxasdw p%owstania Ia
deusza Kosc,uszkj. ........ Is
& f e d eraoi BarsCy NJ
Sybirze, Puwieac napssana pre-
Il. z K, P..-...-... .......25
yrze W edrowc y. Chrzet
cfanin, zyd i Turek, czyli kb
W Rogu pok}ada ~.aufanis, o ten
ma ten&e ojcowsk,e staranie. Pc.
wiesd nader powabaa i poucza
jaca przez Tomasza W,sniewskie
Syd Wseczny Tufacz
J~eo2alem imieniem Ahasevera'
RtdrY mowi, ze &y} pred .
krzy5owauiem Chrystnsa Pane
i przez Wszechmocnosd Bog
~!eszoge do dzisiejszego dnia 90
il ..--~..... &@
i ar:@s Harf!eId q, aTbo F'FfwBaA
81 / t'EA!a, |",:mat skre6lony pes9
'!n' 'aAeow pTze2 TeaGle SamoA
'"~k2 :..~...... ......Fl 10
Ja>h "a 8 potepien C -
tow'e$s: p:2ez Fr. Nav. TuczyA4
>Ah-s5so ,--.-> ........50
Ia sauna W m"cre2 opraw,e 20
1iv&onyln tyin|!kiem .......7>
Fl lstotta P'erwszego
Derwisza ~ olewic z q,
. HLAcenia prawego Okla q ty-
Hi2c nocy / jedneI..... @.-5
II istorya Trzeciep O.
Decwi K r 81 e i c q
0 %utyacen'u prawego Okla (Z ty-
siac nocy ijedneD .........lO
Wyprawa Sy b If o.
statn,e chwile szpiega, przez Alex
ednawskiego..
" fpraw 20 Zoae e, wed}ug
ofzowiadania Starcgo organ1sty
tra~ac1szAa Gacarzewicza, splsah
Gawfayjelsni- 10
Arye Polskie e, zebrane ola.
IoIonil w Ameryce przez WI.
Dyniewicz2 rs
N owy S i z d z i Awan-
tury jego. z ziemi pomorskisj
rode,n. z g obraz kami.... 40
Klara czyli ZwYcleztwe
CGoty, powie65, napisal ks.j
Kanouik Szmid. rs
S mok we wsi, czJli strach me
wlcISlc
Dohry Franus iz{y K o.
stus czyli zycie dwojga r6znio
wychowanvch dzieci.
Ia sama mocnej oprawic 20
2:oconym tytulikiem-.--...75
Roza Taneb ergu IT, Po-
w1esc starozytna przez ks. Ka-
nopika Szm!dt, Z 20 oDrazkaml
w mocnej oprawie re zfoconynn
tytnllklem. rs
j d a 81 r a b i ma N
burgu, Historya prawdziwa @
XII w'eku, wie]ce naucza1scas
osobliw1e ola niewinnie cierpia-
eyeh, przez Krysztofa szmida.
przepolszczona ,,,Eze2 KS. T. W.
- .3..'". <=1:>@> syn ne4
2 .<..:.r:-l UltecI ezym
E~.:<... IL. So ,@::.,i": zastdsowa1
~ ~ ~>.>: 1s.5ss, oh 80 Am@e
T}l"~ ,,.... ..,.. ..,AO
N A}y E5Acjpl DIS @
-, j. 4=@t q" t~@f2av<a' Lla
.-zE5i ..,~>:c5, u &;::y,> ce.. ~ mot
car Ul3luN.l3. ..., so
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-22
CRY
High Five czyll Euchre.

V
High Five czyll Euchre.
Natychm1ast pos}aG 10 centow
pod adresem:: John Sebastian, Il.
T. A.. c.. R. Z. & P. BY. Chica-
go, ma paczke naisliczn1ej szych
kart. jake kledykolwlek m1esza-
llscie.
Pismo WESTERN TRAIL
wYchodz1 co kwartaf nakfadem ko-
Lei Chicago, Rock Island & Pac1-
flc.
Ws1azuje ono, 5ak. MONA do
STAG farme ne zachodzle, a oedzle
CT posefanem darmo przez ca}y
rok. Posta6 wyrazne swoje imle /
nazwisko oraz miejsce pobytu ped
adresem: ,,Edltor Western TRAIL,
Chicago, ILL.,"
joan G. PA
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-22
I Y

90 sic ro5i u ~wiazaemnej CELL ma vie5y? Sztuki
q ucleczka med&uaedziami = Podr65 p1zez W5eko-
polske. Drezdenko.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-22
hIEslAC MAJ Pelwi.oonv /

hIESlAC MAJ PeAwi@oony Be
garodzicy 30
PLACE. l NARZEKANIE OF.
COW SWIETYCH........35
ROzANIEC zYWY.........20
Spiswnik K oioislny ola
uzYtku wiernych zebrai K. Bern.
Ruchnlsw;cz. W mocnej oprawis
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-03-20
\ KANsAN's oriNioN.
Views of Mr. Montgomery Ancr Sine
Months In Hawaii


Months In Hawaii.
The Topeka, Kansas, Daily Cdpitdihas
an excellent interview on Hawaiian
affairs with j. o. Montgomery. That
gentleman spent nine months on the
Islands last year. lie visited many
plantations and became acquainted with
leading citizens. His conclusions were
all in favor Of the annexation lists aud
the Provisional Government. MIR.
Montgomery satisfied himself that the
Nordhoff letters were grossly false. s.
and that the mission of the correspon-
dent was to throw cold water on an
nexatiun.
As to Blount, Mr.. Montgomery says
the paramount man was simply de.
ceived, and that he in turn deceived the
President and Secretary Gresham. The
traveller says he saw readily that Liliuo.
kalani was herself the revolutionist.
The cause of the upheaval was her de-
partuIe from the Constitution. lie
agrees with all who have looked
into the case that the United
States marines by their presence did
not affect the outcome of the row.
In speaking of the eX-Queen, Mr..
Montgomery said: "She began the
trouble and was beaten at her own
game. When | remember that on the
fated Saturday, the 14th of January
how she drew up her forces in battle
array, with her Calling guns, in her
foolhardy attempt to rivet her chains
on the white citizens to compel them to
pay all the taxes for the support of her
monarchy, | feel ashamed that the
administration should prove so small as
to stoop to place its arm under so much
rOttpnupsS"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-03-20
4 DISHONEST CARRIER.
one Of the "siar's" Delivery Force
Arrested for Embcgriemcnt.

one ~ the "siar's" delivery Force
Arrested for EmbcssIemcnt.
This morning Levi Wood, one Of the
carriers lately employed by the STAR,
was arrested on charge of embezzle-
ment preferred by George Manson,
business manager of this paper.
Wood is a tall youth who has n mix
ture of native and African blood.
While in our employ he filched
papers from the press room, delivering
them to customers of his own. taking
pay by the month and pocketing
the proceeds. Other newsboys and
carriers played similar tricks with the
result that the STAR sustained a CON
slant To-. Mr.. Manson, soon after his
induction to the office of business man
ager, ferreted out these petty frauds
and promptly checked them, letting no
carrier have access to the papers in the
press room except under his
own eve. Several boys then
made practice of forgetting"
to leave papers at the homes of our
regular patrons. that they might have a
stock ON hand to dispose of privately.
This abuse has brought the Office scores
of complaints, hence the arrest OF
Wood as a principal offender and the
future prosecution of any other carrier
who steals papers from MS or from sub
sCribers
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-03-20
THE HISTORIC RHINE.


Mrs. Cans Coming Stereoptican Lecture
ut Y. NJ. &. a. Hall.
Honolulu people, who have been
charmed by Mrs. Cans illustrated stere-
optican lecture on London, will be
pleased to know that she will be heard
again next Thursday evening at Y. NJ.
c. A. hall upon The Rhine, its Castles and
Legends. She will describe both
banks of this stored river from
its mouth to the frontier
and will throw great number
of beautiful photographs upon the
screen. From an educational stand
point too much cannot be said in favor
of these entertainments.
1t should be remembered that Mrs.
Cans has fine platform reputation in
her line, and that she deserves as large
an audience as the hall will hold. Aside
| from this, Honolulu people owe her a
debt of gratitude in advance for the
! illustrated lecture on the Paradise OF
the Pacific which she proposes to de
! liver in the States.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-03-20
THANKS TO MIR. MORGAN.
AMERICAN LEAGUE APPRECIATES
us FAIR TINDINGs.
what an Enthusiast said of Him
Leagues Open Meeting Rev. -. =.
Emerson Invited to speak.

At the American League meeting last
evening the mention Of Senator
Morgan was vigorously applauded. A
committee was appointed to draft a
resolution lof acknowledgment and
thanks to the American statesman. 1t
is desired to express TO him the appreci.
alton of the loyal citizens of the Islands
of his findings after most careful,
thorough and impartial investigation.
The conclusions reached by the Sen
ator's committee were published in the
STAR yesterday. The summary sub
stimulates the facts for which the An
nexationists have been contending all
along. One enthusiastic member of the
! League SAID last night he hoped the day
would soon come when the citizens of
the Islands could vote for Senator
Morgan for President of the United
States.
1t was voted by the League to invite
Rev. o. p. Emerson to deliver an ad.
dress at the next open meeting, April
End. Rev. Mr.. Emerson has lately re.
turned from Washington. He testified
/ before the Senate COMMITTEES, and for
]
for annexation. He was in the field
simply in his capacity as a private
citizen of Hawaii On this account he
was able to do certain service that
could not, in the nature of things, be
undertaken by official emissaries. The
gentleman visited many cities in the
United States and can tell of Hawaii's
case both in and out of court.
Under the head of politics, the
/ League took some action intended to
strengthen the American Union party
md increase the effectiveness of its
work.
The League initiated four new mem.
bers and received number of applica-
tons. The free labor bureau is doing
good work. All employers have been
communicated with and men desiring
positions are being listed The office,
upstairs corner King and Nuuanu is
open from II to and 6 to 7 daily.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-03-20
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
A drilling rain set in to-day.

A drilling rain set in to-day.
Mrs. Cans should have fine house on
Thursday evening.
Loves Bakery will make a specially
OF hot cross buns on Good Friday.
The cemetery on King street is hav-
ing its superfluous shrubbery cut out.
A Chinaman was arrested last night
for drawinga pistol on a police officer.
The Claudine will not sail until o p.
IN. Thursday. She is to return on the
3lst.
Jas. Steiner sold yesterday two lots
on Union square to VIM. G. Irwin, for
$4,000.
Material for fence around the Sal.
or's Home is being delivered on the
grounds.
Many plants and flowers are being
stolen from the graves in the Nuuanu
cemetary.
The show people in Arion hall were
and are short 1886
Sans Souci will be visited tomorrow
evening by large private pleasure
party from this city.
Pavo fined $50 by Judge Robinson for
conducting che ia lottery, has appealed
to the Circuit Court.
Some complaint is made by travellers
on the Tantalus road of stray bullets
from the Makiki range.
The Advisory Council COMMITTEES
on the Chinese License Bill is holding
"A meeting this afternoon.
The compliments of Mr.. and Mrs
Rudolph Auerbach reach the STAR with
package of wedding cake.
The American Union Party club fol
the Fifth District will he organized a
the Reformatory tomorrow night.
Jas. +. Morgan sold the wreck of the
barkentine Hilo at auction. John Cal
way was the purchaser and paid s..
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-03-20
A DEAL WITH CANADA.
A Hopeful Correspondent Proposes
Reciprocity Treaty.

A Hopeful Correspondent Proposes a
Reciprocity Treaty.
EDITOR STAR: - In your Saturdays
issue apropos of the threatened abroga-
ton of the treaty with the United
States, in an interview with promi-
nent business man, | read: sit has
been suggested that we go into close
commercial treaty with Canada. This
is simply impracticable, because she
does not produce, to any great extent,
the things we want" 1t would he a
pertinent question to ask, what does
she not produce that these Islands re-
quire d? She can supply lumber, coal,
iron, woollen and cotton goods, IN
fact, everything that is manufactured
IN the United States, and of a quality
and price that enables the Canadian to
compete with the American in fair
field. On the other hand though
Canada could not consume probably all
the sugar raised on the Islands, it could
refine the surplus and dispose of it in
other markets.
A reciprocity treaty with Canada
without doubt would be of great benefit
to both nations. Yours truly,
FRANK BURNETT,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-03-20
VESSELS IN PORT.

NAVAL VESSELS.
U Adams, Nelson, San Francisco.
U $ 5 Philadelphia, Barker, Callao.
II BM : Champion, Eustace Rookie, Esq.
Jap Cru Naniwa, Togo, Yokohama, cruising
MERCHANTMEN
Am bkt S q Wilder, Mcneil, ST
Br bk Iantippe, Newcastle, n SW
Am bk CeylOn, Calhoun, =
Haw ship Helen Brewer, Newell, NY
Am bkt Skagit, Robinson, $ F (lahului)
Br bk Nillalta, Harland, Liverpool.
Am blk Matilda, Swensen, Departure Bay.
Am schr Carrier Dove, Newcastle
Am bkt lrmgard, Schmidt, S i.
Am wh1ler Horatio, Donaldson, San Fran
Am brigt w & Irwin, Williams, S +,
Am bkt Planter, Dow, San Francisco.
Am bgtn Geneva, Newcastle, n 5 W.
Am bltn w ii Dimond, Nc Donald, $ +.
Am tern Allen A, Schage, Eureka.
Am schr o Kellogg, lverson, Grays Har
Am schr King Cyrus. Christianson, N'wc'stl
Am sim whaler Belvidere, San Fran.
Am bk Ceylon, Calhoun, S +.
Haw bk Helen Brewer, Newell, New York
NEIGHBoRING PORTS.
Am schr John G. North, S + NAH.
Am bk Annie johnson, S + liilol.
Am schr w Coleman, s + tKah).
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-03-20
CLOSER TO CANADA.

Improvement This Way.
The following dispatch from Victor a
indicates that the Islands are likely to
be visited more frequently by Canadian
Australian steamers:
An Ottawa dispatch to the ColOniSt
says the Government has entered into a
ten years contract with James
Huddart, subject to the sanction of
Parliament, for a line of Canadian
Atlantic steamers, capable of steaming
twenty knots an hour, to be conn, cite !
with Australian steamers by the Cana
dian Pacific railroad. Quebec and Hall
fax are to be the Atlantic terminals, 1t
is expected the Imperial Government
will handsomely subsidlze the service.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-03-20
AT THE FAIR.


A Honolulu Fireman Tells About His
visit.
Walter Bromley, the fireman who has
just returned from the Coast, says of
the Fair: The show is about ten times
bigger than the usual exposition at the
Mechanics Pavilion. Some of 1t is
good and some very bad. On the
whole it is well worth seeing and
person must make Il dozen visits
TO take it all in. The Hawaiian village
is the most complete and best side show
on the grounds. 1t is away ahead of
the Esquimaux, Chinese, japanese,
Indian or 40 villages. The
Oriental village is rank fake
In the Hawaiian town the girls
dance the hula every fifteen min
utes. They have there every thing from
the Islands that could De imagined"
Mr.. Bromley believes that the Fair
will be a failure on account of the bad
weather and the railroad rates from the
East.