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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

A lot of fresh matter is crowded
out of this issue.
Diamond Head, 3 p. M. Weather
hazy, wind light southeast.
The jury lists for the next term of
the Circuit Court have been pre-
pared.
The S. S. Monowai took sixty. five
passengers from this port for the
Coast.
The American League will meet
this evening and hear an address
from Prof. Alexander.
A member of the American League
pawned his league button for glass
of whisky the other day.
The outward mail for the Coast
by the S. $. Monowai to-day consis-
tod of 26l3 letters and 1871 papers.
5. Alapai was reprimanded by
District Magistrate Robertson this
morning for truancy from school and
discharged.
~. yaolen' gunsnlth, makes en-
gay. ,a.e" o'ass o9or plates III the best
ye. a sah'ple one Oh MS own Is
very a'''s''c'
The S. S. Monowai sailed at $3.50
o'clock this morning for the Coast.
The L. q. band was ON the wharf to
sppaI har nn har u,y
'Peeo her oh her way
Between two and tbr.o b,,droJ
men attended fin. fnnnr,l ~ MEL
sn,p'lian nara Oh the Japanese
''"'se' iahach'ho To-Day
Wishar,. tbe moup,.d n,,r,I,,,,
who insul,ed Mr.. Firth nn p,Iaca
Walk W.dn.sd,v pigh, viii 80, ~,
"'''""'s'' 'roi'' inc 'orce'
Mr.. Sbarp, and J,,yb,,, .r ,I,o
guests of Arthur Harrison The
arrived ON tho : : Nn,n,r,; r.,
the Colonies YESTERDAY EVENING
the neglect hv ,bn - a. ~ H. nrj;
nary rnurtesy nf miIi,.s w. , IT,
escort to the Japanrse naval fun.r,i
Frank Godfrey, Of the Paradise Of
the Pacific aud Holomua, succeeds
Leigh III. Irvine rs correspondent Of
Chicago Times. CIV
=,
Mfs; Dr' Henri u. McGrew and
rhlu i'it ON tue =. =. Munowai 10.
oay Iof san Francisco; a number
Oh nsr 'riehus were AT the steamer To
piu her go"d bye.
T,,
5. $. Monowai. Captain Patterson
Of the barber police ordered their
confinement on board until the
departure Of the steamer.
,,.
,;.a "J ', y Sopu au' norliy Tor post
IVY Wv. . mt''ai VI .hc e,ar 'nn'i'nd"'
tn"' inc prihclpai ora'or az Jap
REPRESENTATIVE of tina .Jannn,..
Government.
John Emm"luth was elected Capt.
ain oil Co. a Of the /. q. Guards
yesterday evening, and j. j. Locker
second lieutenant. \ good Inany Of
the company have signIiird their in.
count of Emm,In,h,s '.Ion,;" ", VIZ "'
'''' Wv" : WV ''''
An English gentleman was insult.
ed by two Dutch" policemen on
Palace Walk "Wednesday evening.
aud subjected to the humiliation of
being dragged Ia TIA" Police station
without cause. 1t is reported the
honds '" ''''''''''
=,
Herbert Morrison was arrested
TINS afternoon Tor larceny III the scc-
ohd degree ny alleged stealing OF a
oox containing 500 from a China
man al he Hotel: Morrison was
bi9pwIng IN a goodly sum Of money
about town.
H. - -. - =.
xa,; n. f" m ny 'n" nawal'ah
10 p"u az u" iio''l y's,"t
,%. " ,I was '",e"'y "'e""'"'
s'n"i "n" "o'ei '"ra'iu"'
80. ,,T WIN people ne
nnn'I ~ 'no pIys was exceptionally
So nJ ""'"' songs were ''"'h
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Secured His Services

Mr.. '. @. Potter. crayuu aud wa.
ter-color artist. who has been visit
ing the islands for ~. health. has
made an engagement with Mr. ]. j.
Williams. Mr.. putt"rs work while
in Sau Francisco was srruud tu
none. Samples will h. on exhibition
at our studio, lO2 E,rt street.
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Those who never read the adv"r.
iisemrnts ia their newspapers miss
NOR" than they presume. Jonat han
krnison, OF Bnlan, Worth Co., iowa.
who had been troubled with rhcuma.
tSin in his back, arms and shoulder.
read an item in his paper about how
prominent German citizen Of IT.
Madison had been cured. He pro.
cured the same medicine, and to use
his own words: ut cured the right
up He also says: ~ n"ighbor
and his wife were both sick IN bed
with rheumatism. Their boy was
over to my house aud said they were
50 bad hc had To do the cooking. |
told him Of Chambrrlain's Pain
Balm aud how il had cured me, he
got buItl" aud it cured them up in
u week. - cent bottles for sale by
all dealers. Benson, Smith n Co.,
Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
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Pearl Harbor Bar.

Captain J. r.. ROBERTSON, who hns
boon engaged for the past week drill
ling on the Pearl HarbOr bar. r..
turned last night, having fulfilled
the task to the entire satisfaction Of
Amiral Irwin, WHO was on the ground
10 watch proceedings. \ depth Of
thitty.two feet was reached without
striking rock. ". T.. Rowcll, Super.
intcudcnt Of Public Works. went
down yesterday Ia So. how opera.
tions were progressing. aud found
everything finished, the men pack.
ing tools for home. Admiral Irwin
aud suite returned To town to day.
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Chr 1nilu 9 lllstin.
FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1894.
M ARINE N EwS
Arrivals.

Arrivals.
FRIDAY, April u.
stmr James Makee from Kauai
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Time Table

L. 80 jnLsl4 IzLlM
r A T N 8
To EVA MILL.
Il. Il. A. u.
AN. Pm. Pm. Pm.
Leave Honolulu ... .s:l5 Las 4:35 5:lO
Leave Pearl CITY,. $3.50 2:30 $40 1856
Arrive Eva Mid. -. 1857 2:57 5:3B 1922
TO HoSoLULr.
e. h. b. A.
AN. Am. Pm. pm.
Leave Eva Mill ... .6:2l lo:43 3:43 5:I2
leave Pearl City. 1855 11:15 4:15 6:l0
Arrive Honolulu 1880 IL: 30 ASS 8:45
A. Saturdays only.
u. Daily.
z. Sundays excepted.
ID. Saturdays excepted.
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NIFuEU" a. NUa. ELIZA NuSuUU ANu
W IHUn Monroe. Hrr husband. HIu. ODD IHH
.uIfIT HT frHr#H.H. I#|I r.. U. tnU"lfH and
uUIVrr o.. tU. undermined trustee HHr .aI.
IIIH IuIHf decd. r"UHHIg IH tHH uUH# of fHU
county recorder COO sole IH.r County. IHh
IurIfIrr. 600 fUH 900 Har uf February fHI boo
H.Ha 1850 of WuU'HIFuH u1 IHaH ..I. tu secure
isu uutra. ono foe twelve hundred dollars
.It. UNI Iu. urH FOG fourteen HuUHTtf IIIU
HUI o. Goo dollar. 1856 UWHu HlII HHtUa
were payable Iu IustlUWUuHH of one IHus
lrg1 uH|lHH N.".HHI, HuI interest fHfrr.
600 HH tHr nUHt .IN of rH.H uuI tFtFH UUutu.
commencing AruI HL .H.I. payable Il tHn
u.Urr Ul O. ~. urf.tHu hHI q. % AuUrHH.n.
UIIN interest iHu..Hu Ht IHH TttH u. tHu p.f
l.HL UUr .HUUm. .Uu HI.| Iu .U.UHH tUr EfH.uu
TrUf 90 tHU UrHWIHUH hereinafter lu.UrIHUf. .Hu
WUU..IH nHu UH.I decd provided Iuat
IlU NuHIu.. on fHH UuUuHHH UHH.
NHHtI IHUU.|Ht HH.U.H H. injured Iu
como HHNUu. u. IrIu"H company. In d.
HUw ui uUt NtHH fuHu NFU IUHuHauu lII.Hfs
No. 10000 Coz IHU uHHH UI tHH HH|1 UhruulUuUH.
Huu Whr.rHH ""I| ."l HlTUrH NINr HHHH I
procure HHIu .UHHH"utv HHI have UItI Iu n..
fHU IuHIlI|Hrut |uH nU tlIi uuIr. uu IHy DID
1a. 90 Aun.. Ins iHf FrUuHI FHIt duo 600
tHr N"Ht laH uI AlHI. 1870.
Sow. therefore. HE fUH request OF q. 10. HuI
n %. hurrUHru. tIU holder. uI aa.H HuIHH. tHH
undgf0iHurl trustee. a..0 rl.HH tH inr f.rms Uf
Huli deed .f tfuri wI.I HrII iUU Do. 70 uuu urrH
HCa iu sait uuHi ur.l HI1 NtIrW tor u.f.
cubgl. " a1ml,h Wgrgal as uay Hou,5,s.
soau iron, doo. gtiho County Court iiaaao n
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suMMnMs
ln iho Ihrl,t Court n and Tor mo Third Ja
County % SAN faFr.


Mary Ellou Mantof. piaiaun.
May D. nooiuson. jane H0sie. owen iforis
i.l'.e5i ~ H1ile BROTHERS frsnt ID.
uUf.
Ine toor.a OF. che romiory o. titan send
..DlI q" Ilt o. Robinson. IHmcs ilOrIa.
pN,I5 i n, 20 lariagts q hoge nr0tbor,
icugAutl.
NvoU buE uEurnY mYttHgD 10
arrsfr boz lu aeuIu brought H.iIaai YOU
lHGitof Coo IhirJ JUDICIAL Dst-..t Ia ~
TERRITORY uf ttHh. and Co alrWUrtHr conn. and
Leo ihcreln within tgu dayf ,enr.uiiyc 90 the
umuuus DO served within this county,. Ur. ID
Yui 10 .hs c1untv boo u tUH district.
.. .H'N. Joy o.I0f .i.a within forty
%. Judgment hY default uuI Doe taacu
tHr 500 action D.. brought TO- have iaiF
M,N. asaiatl defendant t0Hihson il Gum "
Iuu u.t 20 l.l 90 Isf. I. 80. amounting
p. p on. .NI.f..t 600 haIl HUurIuIl Hum II Iu
'ni i.I analu rum fa.i ilH. 4 e. fHH
.., aI.utu. IH 900 uH tH.s Iaf0 t1 tl..'- 81.
...N .h.Ur". ru HhI principal .uu from IhiH
hn. anl 'u- ena'l of HHIt. aI
't. .I.1 Nt HH'I defendant 'In plaintiff Iug
''. N.' % 1901. interest from dHIs at ID
'M lel nIum, guc 1uc Ieir after date,
N". cont Ner month interest boz c0uufrra.
N.N % 'aicuHIHH % umrY Tor three mnutnas
NNna lur lu1 wholly uHUIII save utrfrtt
q. l. lu1 IHIuE occurred Ng mora.
w. %. even utir on UfUHiHrt hereinafter dec
.I'.'I. I1 NHfe fald m1ftr gal rfUlI|ars sla
.NA II. ..H 200 suUH Hiiu luN.io boz uuFment
~ .s |u" uH nNItrt WHt IIHIntr lave
IH fNi I.. coy Irf"'UurV tHafInHl HUf I'D
.I N'I. N.uN H. forever tore .Hsrl anil 10.
..t'I "I arI HHI 400 r.IIHH equity uf rt.
wv fa.I rrCms.H. BOD idr other
I.I.i 'sd rfrwI.Us hiU 1tfHr.rH ut fniHHa
w wv NHHNtnH.us ui u rH|UtH. Uftrastnf
IT tIflgF OF 100 D, I.1"E lH. ult Hl
l tAal lN .nrrrT. running thence nHFfH
~ lofl tHrrrr ruHtl'.t f,ef. tUrnrr t.Htt IS
.,.' ,n.g ugi. Or. fe0i il uruHuflF. situate
N lli I.Har tItr HlH County. ItHH.
ANh 5000 .Ir NurUH. nHUrHH fHHt no HUH fail
% NiUar Hni nuHurT tHH HaII complaint Ne
aNNlH rt IuFrI. HH'I UnUIU uUI HIU.Y tI tIr
quo. Inf l.v fnIIUf demanded tHHTHiH.
Miiucaa, 500 Iuut rHmu.. s. MauiIt iuHF1.
hnu Gle Hrt uf tNU uHfrIHf UUuri 10
tig lhIrI laf|.N DISTINCT DOB Hnd
lIr tlu I.uIIHrH of lnN WH 500
.H'A.I Gov 70 February. Iu tF0 rrHH 10 QUO
lufi uUU H.HfHUI UuNI HUuIrrd
uuI ninety uU.
ulNll q. hrillLhai
u.... tllIk.
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hrd Iu accordance u|I. .lw HrI EHU Hf.rF 10
tlg l9fi n ur i'H Hi1 rH tH, seventh
IHfDd roo I.H.t H. mHy H.. uH.t..aff. aIII DO
t1.u 90 600 once uf l.H r..r .a.N Hi NuuautI
Won llu .'un aN ia.g tFi tuhi 9u Nlu
m On I.r 900 HUIHHHrHi H.t.FupHL t.HrfIer
win h' raaH o. 0f1fls..UE goo ssHgHsg OF
ft'.s ". y NIA N. HHHrrnrT
lhhu CITY, tfHh.
40 meeting Of tbc hoard of ir,etan %
u|r -lN .uT Aiming Huf uu Ir" tHmuauI, hold
nu i1r 90 Day If Aol1mHUf, lHI. lIF dato 10Y
uLt1W uH day " December. ltII. atgp m..
W. IjEAIE. Secretary.
At o meeting 1f tlr board rf dI..rtara of tho
M'iIns 11H 'I..ns tHmHHIU, held un
% tul aUasa start uss .rsg1i usi,. ~.
t...,'' ~. January, i"l. at fU m.. 90 clio
W. rEArlt.
Na ueoaHs of tta board o. director, VI tho
t'.'g hni,.E Co. Ial., h'id un 900
NI January, l.'i. '.r Ht.. iIr Che HalC
'.1 lf Nuuu, ls3i, 90 . b. m. no tlu aDsyo
WI urArir.
Secretary.
NthutturF of iUr UHarfu f director. ot tte
..ll UaH 40 frHua1. I..i I.H Iatr ilI tHt.s'a
.I 600 HTH stock N". "..IHHUrI uruf f.r.
..a o.. Or Nwrh i..i. atl r..m. At tbo above
uEArm,
Nta uc.HHs NJ nn H.rrIof director. of Ono
Nu'. N.OH# Company bold 600 tHU
nh. of 'I.I.U. I.'i. tIg d.ir ilr ihe ssl0
~ 1.y. i huuu, ia.. 10 3 o.. u, at 900 ALLOW,
w.AnrNrr
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NOTICE or SALE UNDER DEED OF
IRuSI


NTuITHT De- UTlEIN Given THAT
~ UU.frHs. iItrUerl u. WHrg'rr. Hnf8sr,.1i
Iu GOO IIuI faI af March i.t IIrF,5g,t Ia
LHuH UruUHt Hu.Ifr. .8HI,fr ftg .rfi IA
IHHUIUsIHu hundred Il.IHr.. Hn.i maBa az.
lUtHIHuH GUI.lurtut .HI .8HIrfv III. I'M,
luI HHf.UmHUf iur tI'.f aII.Ht nsgaI.. 10, I1-
fI4I.mtuf. ACCORDING tu IN. IrrIr.. f VA nv,
aud agreement ~ #rrurr trr aid U.ts art
agreement arU Duo uttmrut ID IN boz. igaf1II-
Wgut.. IuUa uuf ...nsaurntf HrrB.1Irs tY tts
ru|rr HuI fpHuirUnrutsu Hift -lsfgfg ana aI.
tHu .luu It. mlIr. executed ind Ia. itTfri h.
Ihr uHHl .urI. luls a rmItr under hi.
NHUI auuAN IIa Urrfffu treg Yf trIisf ~ MA,
deed nf tHuIt wa. rrulrtp Z bal M gHI-. Ia H..
HHT LH.r 'uuufy urrYr.i9r in U.as ttt - ~
HInr..H.tH. Ul.g 81 nf. tHr |llrd fs,. ~ u.-.N
HIL Ht q II urIurE U. tr WHtsb Ils.I.f 80
as recorded BE- uuw hi. r.fr-r,1 y, M
made d uHrt 0f ttia notice. vltrs'g ~. .'--
ygyod ta EIa. a. -mith. III uBti,.i 5l.,t ~
900 usrs auH rurp6. 81 naurf VA 49, ~
Iuat. auItouIt Leir.aud ar..sH. firrt.r M
tUv prluDTiT hereafter urstf.lgd
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SUMMONS.
lu ihc uUtr.ri Court, boz anI Tor tha Third Ju.
OF SAT- tlEe

t.N d. NfN' NNNl IIaINfH.
jo'srt %. smith, Hstecr, % smith. o. IT,
'.ItnHtts .. % Matthew. and salt
iaavyly Corporation. Defendant.
thg People 10 hr Territory OF uuh ,snd
'ths 20 lps.rh %. sull, HCHgrrt 90.
-Al laAr tiU Corporation.
Nui AAL uLstHl REQUIRED 90 Ar.
a lr'r lu Hu section IfIuaUt H.aIUsl 500 ID
700 h'Nir PANIED uIluur Iu thu uftr Court
~ va Itts lulI.ia. uiHuUt 0l tHr Iuuitfy
therein within SEQ ua,s .oacusI,r oI tuo day
.l ..INl.". alter one service uu FuU OF tHIH
...'...hs- i serfrl Within ihH county nr u
within twenty daYs ,ntHcfNitr within f0d5 DAYS
80 'HlsII. nI uN default Will HU tstru against
loA. .,3!oInF 90 'hr prayer Ut said compliant
lnr .4lh action iH nflurut tu tay0 ildEm0ut
'Ihai dt'enl1ut, JnHlTH 90 ~mIiIIu iuU Hum
WIN nigr.st ifuu frl. %, 1924, at %
l'l 'en, pnf lurum ior t.l attorney foo amt
D. 0WI.furl note. executed bF ts.t drfrudant
2. INNNlNt aus 20 IriI, fur ta.s N. WUu Interest
OF ltt reni ler hnuum zane hrIur Que aud
NhlII UNPAID ave interest go trt. u. Roland
hNIHs HU'urUu uN amuftFHFr uf even Gate un
lfgmtfa hereinafter described. executed ly
es,,ynganl 3Ylin to ulailuH o. nave claims n
D.. aiutInt Ieu % have sald unrtsa.r fore.
cI.Hun Hud Haiu premises HuIu. and proceeds
aupll.l iu pafmynto of Hm1unlI Due ~ ahovri
lhtl Nclclltulh uu barrett and torgriusgd OF AL
claim uf Interest in saiu pfCmncf. that plain
GOT hltU general execution tor nng un.
rali h1hago nnd i0r. other follcf;
a1lu rfuuiHcH arc dyHFuhed ls foiIuua
low no or Zoe 0, block Is. plat "A."
sou lIAt Guy rHfNrNt commencing 10 tho
+. D. c'rner OF s!!d lot. aud running thence y.
D. tu.s. thence ". d. rode thence 81. i1 rode,
hnd ihguCc lI tutH iI tC.lnuiuF. situate in
rhlt iIbr i.tY aud County, ttlh territory
Ana you arn hereby nodded thai % yuu mii
% appear aud HusVrr ihc fa'i complaint AZ
above frIl rCi. Che HAI1 pIaluun will Apply %
one Court iur Che relief demanded therein.
WItaefs thr Hon. samuel A. Merritt, JudFa.
uul tUU aUu uf thn district 'lUuftnf
lhe Third lud rial bHlurL in aud
IHihl Tor ihr Territory ui Utah. tHls 10
NH1 ni March, lu thH year ot our
IHId ono thousand gigut hundred
UUd ninety four.
DAWN e.. uusuAu. Ci,rk.
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FOR SALE TOR EXCHANGE.
why SON IENoE why MOTT

one of lliD following farns lu Northern UtaH.
fuuturru IdIhI Anu western NYuHIuu.
900 urTuH tuHDH mUCf from logon rlH. DO
acres inuU m'r. urat uI tuHHu hf .iI. .l.
rua one nul ono IIl' mIU. lrYW luElu. with
EN worth ul improvements at flH ono.
iuufth down. balance ou ur before Sem YEAR,
20 per cents trrrH Ht fli. l.I HUrna Ht 500.
l.l HHits nt tlatl. Nu urr.. 90 Nil. trI arrea I'd
Y ll acres 40 i.n lin acrus 90 ono. 800 .crrs
at flft ItH nrrnH ntHil
uirr hnWn W iufau Hud Hl arrrH 1f rNHcl.
lont lnud ono muu from town. lur a uCarl 10
rUaldrure iH thu r'tY
acre ana small house oluHo io -W.fhHaId.
iarhN 'uauWi Tor home cIuHn 200 .ut TAKE.
ID acres rIrArt ut Draper, Wtl gUut water
rshi, Tor NulIdIng Huui 300 sIIf Babe.
room modern house. gutd location. clear
for small house and difference Your own
time,
several lesii0ncoi. cast side. oIolr. Tor small
improved farm close 90 city.
Want aso1i family Vito leama, etc., 90 60
onto liTW
ttY property Cor c1iue and sheen
%, n, LLOYD, $40 Mcconnell BLOCK.
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Manufacture and do,'cr in al Kind,
Of Metallic Wood aud Clo,h covered
Comns and Casl,i..
Fun limo OF CONN Furnishings ksp,
constantly GOA hand.
Telephone aud telegraph orders
promptly nlrd.
OH'u Dly aui Night
Factory and WAroroutul 40 $50 T.. lat
pou,h, o.. blocks EAST of bca.or
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10 EXCHANGE.

TvoNFgr rUsEs. MAPLE ASH. GA.
llp1 10 uas lonIars and N0K Iluar
lor nN'h gov, ulffNi Store ply uf lIsl spring
FOR SALE
Who lhoY lha' some rhuleo varieties of fruIt
Irra 400 ginUu vince small truIth aud shade
urrH. MrIlu for prIrrH Iu
.. 81 FISHER. Jll. or
Nc Nuugfy, hiIl Greek, b. " sait lake
COUNTY uah
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l o uTo'ImiH, IlhIhlH

L. g.. Croumau, iIhlnuH.
TONI. D l,mIal and Itur poe Hulint. rl. wife
hgr rgu uttn0 unknown i0 uiauuH, ~ illu
hufHU hn1 NifY uufEu. HIa VI e.. GrorsI
iN.IuHt Timothy I"rr HatUiur Over. Alma
.Fur HU."rnIrs. NHi. IrAyu. Aaron
CrlrLrr.I Vs. sullivan sat iHFHim a. p
Maunal .'nFns NJ. Mcdonald. ncionlania
The rr.p's of uo Territory OF uah send
10 loat T.. Eaga. aui Jane hoe Eai.
.. .NI''t r.I nlmy uuh u.Hu tn
vic, George lnI'lua. Umli.y pEer tallunr
urrr h.ml uH.uH. $50 81 uUUuruIHE. Mary
iH1rn. aaron hrrHrr, NJ % nu1Tl, q ~
Taylor urursg tr0r.ugJ vs.. uIUHH, Sat
rCfrulIuf.
UUu AEE HEREBY UEQumEp 40
Il NH|..I In au ..tIHI Drought 1.HIuHf |uu
y l.r a,9.' 9 l. .ailpH 10 ihg sir-t
IyrutIr Hf lfHu 1nI tH au.Err 600 "HmU. aIHt
q .u IHUI.Iu within IHH uIf. .rF..uHIEr - 600
day H' H.rlgyI after tlo .rrtI"g lu you Oftlia
served uui .fthIa C1HHfy. hut Boa tho district
u.Iun IH ni1 .I.H. ul.. W"H H.iHlu fHUtY
uay#Hur Judgment Nr Irf.Ht Will Dc tasuu
asliu.t goo. ae.oranEtH GOO prals ufslid
IHttIi aruan 30 bmHlHf fo b.,cs decree
OF o.. Court aeI1lr'nH HHr H plaintiff UPON %
riHHt fur U.I HHuH. fHuI Goo. ..s rHUH' Ufh
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ni WHICH htfD UegH pod DO nfr, mentioned
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a laI named Brown, residing Il
WutduW about twenty miles nIfih
OF Evanston, has been Accidentally
slot and has very little chance iUg his
lti,,--ltis the on Story NJ pulling
iOa4g1 gun, muEz'u fret, nom
WAGON. 10 wa "a thIt gun, heavily
loaded win 40, % th1L Tue cbaraU
struck him iu tho .u't arm pit anu
came uut under the shoulder BLADE.
The herald., 1894-06-10

THAT Judge Clark was defeated for an
endorsement for the supreme bench by
Thursdays convention through his sick
ness is well-known fact; but of the
principal cause of that defeat the gen
ersl public is in total Ignorance. After
the first ballot, which resulted in tie,
it was bruited about that Judge Clark
had been conveyed to the Sisters' hos
pital at his own request and as there is
always to be found very strong anti
Catholic sentiment in every Republican
convention. that ''settled his hash" for
that nomination. But the cream of tie
joke is yet to come. Judge Clark had q
friend, and that friend said to him
"Clark, you are ill. Now what you
want is not 30 much medicine as good
nursing. You go to the Catholic hos
pital, and there you will be properly
cared for. In the course of ten days OF
30 you will be all right" Judge CLARK
stood not on the order of going, but
went at once. When it is understood
that the gentleman who advised him to
do go is a prominent member Of the A.
P. A.. the humor OF the case becomes
apparent at once.
The herald., 1894-06-10
A RUDE AWAKENING.

The commercial, moral or political
value OF modesty has never yet been re-
dueed to a standard. As general thing,
it is ct best silent quality and uncer-
tain quantity, and it never rises into
public estimation until the possessor oi
unexampled cheek 10 sat down upon
peremptorily, sB was the case with Col.
Otis of the Times, the other day. Until
the meeting of the Republican county
convention it was supposed that all this
potent individual had to do was to Gig
nifty his pleasure. in order to have it en-
acted into law, Immediately if not
sooner. Tho HERALD. we believe, was
the irst authority sufficiently well ac-
qusinted with the somew hat pronounced
chsrscteristics of this gentleman to give
him his proper title. We dubbed him
Bosnerees, and surely there has never
been a happier designation. There is
absolutely nothing of the nature of ILL
will in our appreciation of this
person. But to ascribe to him
the qualities of modesty or difidenoe
would be to attempt to paint the lily
sort of sea green hue and to give to re-
fined gold gliding that would resemble
the copper-colorsd hue of wild Indian
of the Chiricahua Apache order. The
accomplished editor of the Los Angeles
Times has made up his mind to rule
such portions of this supernsl sphere as
lie between the thirty-second and thirty
sixth parallels Of north latitude; but,
after many attempts to assert his
dominion. he seems to be dropping into
the vocstive. Imbued, at first. with the
idea OF the companion of Friday, he
thought in the omniscisnce OF q circum-
scribed egoism,
am monarch of all survey
My rule there is none to dispute;
From the center all round to the sea,
lam lord of the fowl and the brute.
Alas Thursdays convention told
this autocrat OF his own Imagination
different tslel
The herald., 1894-06-10

ELSEWHERE appears an article from
Mr.. Udell which challenges the right of
persons representing the courts of the
United States to drag into Los Angeles
from Barstow large number OF persons
calling themselves "Industrials." There
lie great deal OF force in this gentle
mans presentation of the subject The
United States iH today the most des-
potic region on the globe, with the pos
sibe exceptions of Russia and Turkey.
In this country @ poor man has no
rights that an official of any kind is
bound to respect. An American is fond
of calling himself freeman. Ali the
same, he has not tithe of the rights
claimed by and conceded to an Eng
lighman in England This ia pitiful but
true. II would he good idea to change
this style of thing. That poverty in
this country is looked upon as a crime
was only too lamentsbly proved by the
treatment Of the 465 Coxeyites who
reached Washington early in May.
These people had as good a right to
assemble ca the east front of the capitol
as any other citizens, and if they had
been allowed to do go in peace nobody
would ever have heard of them there
after.