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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-09-04

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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
The Keauhou took a mail for
Kauai last night.
The Council of State meet this
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
A third room is being built at the
Kalihiwaena schoolhouse.
Rumors of certain political prison
ers leaving on the Australia to-mor-
row have no foundation.
Read the new regulations OF the
Board of Health advertised in an
other column.
The boat clubs are now in their
training quarters at Pearl Harbor
and working hard.
The Hawaiian Clubs services are
not much in demand at present. No
parties, no luaus.
BY order of the Marshal all sa-
looms will be closed from p. IN. to
6 a. m. till further notice.
@. Brewster, formerly steward OF
the Kinau, died this morning. The
cause of death was paralysis.
The Mokolii left for Maui and
Molokai last night with mail and
provisions for the leper settlement.
Professor Lyons and family and
Hiram Bingham, Jr., left for San
Francisco in the Martha Davis yes
terday.
The mail for the Australia will
close at II N. Registered letters
and parcels must be delivered before
III am.
The Hawaiian band will give a
concert at the Hawaiian Hotel to
night for the benefit of guests de
parting by the Australia.
Shut up the saloons from p. M.
to 6 a. IN. Give dinner at the Ha-
waiian Hotel aud the band gives a
concert. How consistent
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The Kilauea Hou will leave for
Hawaii during the day with mail,
provisions and, probably, some pas
sengers from the Australia.
Rice on Maui and Hawaii is now
up to SO and $40 bag. So says one
authority. Another says Sc at each.
Here in Honolulu it is $3.50.
The funeral of Mrs. George Davis
took place yesterday from the resi-,
dence of Miss Peabody on Vineyard
Street at p. IN. The Bishop Of
Honolulu officiated.
The usual prayer meeting at the
Central Union Church will take
place at 1880 o'clock this evening
Are the churches opened again.
The informal tennis tournament
of the Pacific Tennis Club was flu
ished yesterday afternoon. The
Atherton brothers were the winners
The meeting which the Salvation
Army intended to hold last evening
at Central Union Church as vel
come to Brigadier Keppel did not
come off.
Gentlemen wanting Straw Hats
will do we'll to call at l.. B. Kerr''
before purchase g elsewhere. The
hats he is selling at rs cents anc
81 are screamers.
The finest assortment of Flannel
cites and Baby Flannel ever import
ed can be found at Sachs store
The patterns and colors are unique
and are selling 8 yards for Isl. II
The seventy-eight Chinese labor
ers who were not allowed to lant
on Kauai and returned to Honolulu
were shipped yesterday to Ewi
plantation and sent down by tn
: train,
G. L. Wight has purchased twenty
two fine horses while in San Fran
cisco. They are several high bre'
horses in the lot which were shipped
in the Aloha and will arrive her
about the 9th inst.
Office OF Board Health, Wednesda
afternoon, September A, at 3o'cloc
the total cases to date were 33. q
these there are ~ dead; new to3 pm
2. There is recovered and 4 re
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECA.lNhsD
v-tH o'cs<e,k y. -. Tuesday. -Nes -
stcA 1SS. 81 The Cfncs o LAS = -. -
toi Commission a olympia, NaS.a- = .o.i,
fo- So ls3No- ana materials required IA
the erection and cOr2a piet}on q ~. -"
state capitol building g. cly -hif.1, 49,.
fn<col. aCccg>Zsns 70 me pans -. - -,
ttlcattons therefor, p<el,d' - - - -
Flag architect. non o. NE y, s>lS -.
fic= % tie archltes{ = tne ~ -, =
building il Olympia, N&S-l3isS loii' < =
80 az The Office ~ said arc1iteS- a NJ
81 Broad stree. New YORK clty. -,
Attention ) called - secsIQn seven ~ ~
a portion 81 waich section Is a. 10y ~ ~, y
The rerfo TTlsar>e Of every clfltFte -.
be Secured BY . bond 20 tne 80 -, -
Washington III = sam not .eSS 60. ,S 80
Quarter 81 he contract prize. secured ~
-Weo securities qualifying n 0o0o.e -, - :
amount 81 the bond. eaca q VIZ -
bond 10 be CONDITIONED for the ta;i n y!
performance Of SatG CONTRACT; 6s@cH - =
shall be accompanied by a similar S'0,A
Ful T1e~fo~rT7sr,re q = contract IN ACCORD
ance with the said '>Sf. Il the same oS -
cepted BY ne oo1Df." Sank iosiil ~ ~, -
me successful hssder VIII be required -
enter into are on ME with the plans ana
specifications In the oHlSe ~ 9lS al -, -
cesssul bidder vii ~ required 70 eXsS4,e
al once upon she acceptance az rs Ulu' q,
The right IS reserved Q reject any y, OF =, IL
state CAPITOL Commission oiE ;rspla,
v-s sbi,e-+or and envelopes should De
marked 1.Bld for New STATE Capitol Build-
ing" Blank bonds and forms f9r bids VII
be- furnished % intending bidders upon
apT,Iira-ion 10 the secretary % the state
caTs.tol commission. Olympia. Washing
ton.
Dated June sth. 1876.
J. II N'GRAW.
L. Z. GRIMES. .
JOSEPH : ALLEN.
CHARLES F. Nj. NlfAN.
EDMUND RICE.
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In order 20 secure correct insertion ..
rostces under these headings. TIE sArns
ehouid be LETT a. the business ones o
rhss "a -. 40 charge - made 1oT aeca
notices
Fs.ne~ai notices rssoiataoos or ot0er
epccsaI announcements vii oe cna rse1 a
sEe rae % % cents Fer lIne each 31ssE-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTEp-TEe people o. Seattle % know
that We are 3 81 pa]tDc f4 per cen. ro-a
foT second hard Actiscl9,d goods tu.la
any other nrlu lc ,he ci:y Oar obfaCt
- lo buy cverytalDg .A3t - SOLD ir thA
city for TIE mex fatrtt days w VIII
exchange Won gold fo~ Your st,.ci,ti- ',,rf
goolS No trade ta-k lromnt artav-
ffo~ uait to al calls. Sea ~ n Holden
ice. nh. Ills Second street. corner
Spring
vANTED-Hiehcs. cash Price pelI .o-
secondhand household goods We VII
cxcaange new fura;r.rc fo- sc,,out-
ranges for secondhand stoves nv
Cola coin stoves fcr second hand owes.
rev carpets Tor old carpets. Frederick
Nelson & Munro. l2-S % -@-3 Second
street
vANrBp-To exchange - acres OF LAM.
Islands FOR small stock o. mer,han1!ss.
Will tskc or TaT difference n cash A.
drrss }. l. M1rray. Friday H4rbor.
wash.
wANTfD-EanArap. stocks - furniture.
srovvs carp !. crc keTy. Srn1 cash al
-. i53 % lec5 Second ~,-cet.
FOR rXCfANul: Roll ION s~<k ~
.s.r.llrr as->k ~ vs} hlv r,-l tcr sess
Ceu Nnv+tv ~ T.cS.3ay. " =
Ts~nes. itiS Front street.
rarcA eeSs Nis9cSt casa T--e r,atd
p~i-,, t,f Is 1c'~c q hra,. COW p--"-
& o-e. lss3 s'ront street.
HIGHEST CASH IRICE patt ~ ss,e-4 g.
'irg CO. i'is ~ rs Front street,
wANTro-H .ya - .oa.A r-.-e ri a-
RYAN - sal 80 PIKE szree,.
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So To SO. COVE REPRESENT NEW
capital Just entering this fed. and Raw
private and corporate FUNDS % loan > :
On frSt-clzsS improved business ana
residence property II Seattle, money Al
ways on hand Tor small loans. 229 larks
IsaEs closed without delay. John :.
Horr Co. room 4 Bailey building.
NEW YORK. HARTFORD. .PHII-ADEL--
pllA and London r1orsy-We represent
over s., ~. ls.e9 capital. conSss4 ~e1ilH
We always saVe absolutely ne loves
a. ao,e.sS' rate On uia Is, SeS . $3.50 S..-
E'ent Co. New York block
MONEY LOAN orFfCEoiaest estab-
-sEine1t II he city; Uncle Harris fe a1
office. SIS Second street. corner NesleF
aNenSe. uoeral advances or diamonds
M-ecns5 and 9ewe.ry' lowest rates.
TO LoAN-Private money on nand. sew
esraI amounts for one and two-year
loans: reasonable terms Lee & Bow
den. Horton Bank Building.
STATE, county. school and city. warrants
o. washington purcha sed- Morris x
Whitehead. 30S Chamber % Commerce.
Portland. Or.
PLENTY OF MONEY for mortgage loans
on improved city and farm proper1t eys
HarwOod Sfo-gan. room (. Halter block.
Seattle.
WARRANTS wanted. all kinds nunici-
pal bonds negotiated: short time loans.
Jno. p Dorr & Co, room \. Bailey bldg.
Low RATES for frst-class residence
property. 5000 and upwards. A Z.
Marconnier. 1Is James street.
So. 90 AssETs-Mu,ual Benefit Life
loans money on its policies. Angus W.
Young. Washington block.
NETHERI.ANDs AMERICAN MORT
gage Bank. Money on hand: low rates
Office. 5SI Burke building.
COLLATERAL BANK-R ". Bartc
Money loa.ned on diamonds and articles
Of value. 16 Cherry.
MONEY LOANED on household goods
and other chatteIs Cain & Spinning, in
surance, = Hinckley.
R. B. JOHNSTON. loan broker, can pro-
cure money on chaJtels. u Kline &
Rosenberg building.
WARRANTS - All kinds OF warrants
wanted l. P. Taylor, Yesler building.
Front street.
TO LOAN-Private money: sums 10 suit.
Mcclure & Bass, 60 Dexter Horton bank
building.
wANTED-warrants all kinds. VIM. D.
Perkins & Co.. l07 Columbia street. Sc
attic.
PRIVATE money a, low rates on I'M
proved city property hltlE, DootO4i N4h-
LEE & BOwDEN. financial and fire in
surance agents. Horton bank building.
PRIVATE MONEY al low rates: war
rants bought. Room so. Halter building.
TO LOAN-s10o to 1850 on good real es-
tate security. II. A Raser. 81 Halter
LOCAL MONEY TO LOAN on FIRST class
real estate. 301 New York building.
JAMES boutwell,. loans and insur-
ance. q Boston block: telephone So.
WARRANTS wANTED-F. W. Trounce.
Colonial building, next 10 postoffice.
PRIVATE money at low rates on city
property. King, Boston block.
PRIVATE MONEY to loan. William P.
Harper. Squire building.
HERBERT S. UPPER, u Scheuerman
block: money to loan.
LOANS-Hong and short time. Glorious.
Epler block.
MONEY TO LOAN-Presnall. Is Haller
block.
MONEY TO LOAN. Bowman. Olympic
oicck.
500 TO 81. 20. 3 UNION BLOCK.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals
for Ihe erection OF a normal school
building on the grounds owned by the
state Of Washington in the city OF
Cheney. viii he received by the board
81 trustees up 20 twelve O'Clock noon
Of T1ls Sth day Of July, 1895. Said pro-
rsnsals 10 be IN compliance wSth the plans
and specifications on file IN the Office of
c b SeSaton architect, in the city or
Spokane. 4 certified check amounting
10 seven and ofle-half per cent. Of the
amount of the bfd must accompany each
hid. the same to Ne held by the board
Of trustees 10 secure the performance
of the bid by the successful bidder. The
board reserves the right TO reject any
and all bids. Address all bids 10 W. j.
sutton clerk board Of trustees, Cheney,
Washington Il. WALTER,
President Board OF Trustees.
W J. SUTTON. Clerk
Cheney. Wash. june 9Th. 1895.
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DRESSMAkI>G.

THOROUGHLY COMPETENT dress
maker Wlm 20 out 10 work by ne day.
OLA FIFTH street.
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xsn~r4 p,ow aa1e rpr Rent and StruatIoIs
Wartr-a wfI b inserted A. TIE rafe OF
cent a word each Insertion. FaTrIle1L a.
ways 81 advance 40 aver 'iSef'is'' . -
creed FOR Iezs than - cents.
%OTTCT-The business once o. re
post-InteliigenceT Is open uDtu II -
suu1ay hours a. n. 20 =. n 49,
.ea advertisements WIl 0e received up 10
.hts time.
asve~fsgsr1e-esa Will be rereivei a.
br.sr@h oea~es ~ sh- poSt Intelligence AZ.
TACOMA ri REAU-llgl Pacific aFezins'
vffh Waehingtcu News Company. l. -
Harrison, Manage s...
pRT TOW~ SIN y French & spring er.
PrILINGHAM BAY BI EEA Icy
wfatcnn. corner Holly and canoe SIS
q. II. Culver. Manager.
TT. following letter. await advertisers
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

MOTTO or pISSoLETION-Th parr-
r-7SaIu heretofore existing under the
name " Hruns and Miller Is this day
SOLVED tr mutual consent. Mr. NrunS
Teflr.nE Air Miller viii assume all In
d~h'e.iu->- - the late arm and viii coi-
le-t all Amounts sue tae firm
EfAEftY BlsI "
GEORGE A. MILLER.
D4te3 a. Seattle. Wash. June -. lS95.
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BIRTHS.

yrTrpT gzGrT-Af fZi2 Stewart street. Sc
attic. or IontaE, june L. 80 -
sn5 Sirs y " HursbE1t. Eoo-
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ADvERrrSERs' NOTICE.

sIvorrfse-7 DESIRING display a1Fs-tls
y-srfz changed foE the Sunday tssue fnas-
hand IA o0py By O'Clock S&-4''44S ~
'''& . PosT-rSTzsT.LTGENcER co:
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IS>I RANCE.

GEO. \ BCRCI. general tnsuras.. -
sIea zee 90 sSSsS
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EMPLOYMENT AGENTS.

4 &. COLLINS Employment Agent. OF
flee As3 South Second street. near Wash
trg an seattle. Wash
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BURNS & ATKINSON. General -,
auce. Boston block. -
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GOODWIN. RAISER & FISKEN- -
ance. Hallcr block. II
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HANFORD & STEWART. insaranc. =.
Pioneer building ~
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THE hes. scrip ever issued; good on all
surv eyed or u1surveyed public lands IN
Minnesota North and South Dakota,
Montana. Idaho and Washington. 50
per acre. more valuable than Porter
fela or Valentine For Pampalst ed-
dress Land Commits sioDe- Great North
err Railway. $. Paul. MINI
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WANTED PARTNER

" 'TFgT1-sss-ftge o. silent partner. With
Sc cssl, 90 1n esfahtsi9es1 histi1ess
rsaEs4s bis Eercsg<axes Vii psg - t.
fef7txaflf-rr
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! CALHOUN &. CO. General Insun,,.-
Olympic block.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED FEMALE.
EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MALE.

w 4 NTVFyD- Book eeper wishes position: .
viii also instruct. Good wins improved
method Address BOokkeepeI, Post-In-
fefttufalrer
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS

". $. POND. general agent the Ma,g,,
life s~A
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UMBRELLA REPAIRING.

UMBRELLAS RECOVERED: typew~it-
eTs REPAIRED: keys for all b2x. Spang-
erber-s. Second St opposite Bailey blk.
r->fRPETTA HOSPITAL has moved
from 2ls 10 213 Columbia street Robe
son Bros.
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WILLIAM HAITI & co. ansur,,---
GottStein block.
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,reeL
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EDMUND NOLAN & co -.
standard" Bailey. @sea1
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GORDON & CC.--wholesale ooum,s.,.-
merchants. dealers In fruits and yssaa
tables Us West Marion. Wv
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WiAN TE.1ft--A partner win snail ~ap5 al
to fs1ytng hosIss Issfs4nezs. good loca-
lion. Address = fe4 P0zt-Iu ige1eer-
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FOR 1>t,Nr- o1.-e -oom 20 loan agent
eter.-- tffar. s1..er- taNf ua~- paw
Wn-N- a. % Sa.Ct. NeW J nrz t.-,k
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STATE. county. school and city warrants
OF Washington purcha sed Morris x
Whitehead. 30S Chamber OF Commerce.
Portland. Or
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PLENTY OF MONEY for mortgage loans
on improved city and farm prope~1t e.
Harwood Morgan. room (. Halter block.
Sea ttle.
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FLORISTS.
SAILMAkERS.

B. II. COLBY, Sailmakor and shlp-chant-
Ter: fishermen's outfits. Marion, corner
Railroad avenue.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR CIANGiE-kentucky bred mare
splendid animal for work and breeding
on ranch: will exchange for young horse
that Is a good driver. 81 Second street.
FOR EXCHANGE-Cnin real
estate for furniture and cows. Harri-
son and Frank streets.
FOR EXCHANGES acres land for Sc
attic residence. property. H. Q. Shuey,
New York block.
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ICE AND COLD STORAGE.

" ASHINGTON WIRE WORKS S.1,.b
Second and WaShin gton. E,v4.T-5,-7ir3p n
wire and ornamental iron work.
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DIVER AND WRECKER.
PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.

c. W. PARKER & CO.-Fresh paper and
plates. Everything used in paotog-
raphy. No catalogue.
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TO I.OAN-Private money on nand. sew
eral amounts for one and two-ye2r
loans: reasonable terms. Lee & Bow
den. Horton Bsnk Building.
The Forrest City times., 1895-12-13
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

Mrs CLEVELAND has purchased a
life-size intaglio of a child holding
lilies. entitled Blessed Are the Pure
in Heart. and will send it TO England
as Christmas gift to her friend. Mrs.
Curzon. nee Letter
THERE Is report in court circles
in London that Princess Victoria of
Schleswig- Holstein. daughter of Prince
and Princess Christian, is about to be
betrothed to Count Albert Mendorff.
who is related to the Moravian princely
house of Dietrichtstein, and who is
also distant relative of the queen
and an intimate friend of the Prince of
Wales
IT is reported in Paris that Capt
Albert Dreyfus. who. in January last.
was publicly degraded and confined in
a fortress to undergo a life sentence
for having divulged government Sc
crets, has escaped to British Guiana.
On the eth Mrs. Louise Dow Benton.
aged 62, widow of ex-Congressman Jacob
Benton. and daughter Of Gen. Neal
Dow, of Portland, Me-. died at her
home in Lancaster, Y. H., from the
effects of an operation for the removal
of cancer.
GEORGE AUGUSTUS SALA, Journalist
and author, died on the sth. at Brigh-
ton, England. where he had been i'll
for long time
IT is said that Mary Thurman. the
erratic daughter of ex-senator Thur
man, Of Ohio, has made the richest
strike known in any of the desert min
ing camps, near Yuma. Col. for years.
She was prospecting in the hills near
Yuma, a9d found vein that promises
to make her bonanza queen.
On the 9th Mrs. John 4. Logan and
the party accompanying her arrived at
Constantinople and took quarters at the
Palace hot ell. They win make a short
stay, after which they win proceed to
Egypt.
On the 9Th Rufus w. Peckham. of
New York, nominated by the president
to be associate justice of the United
States, vice Howell Z. Jackson. de-
ceased, was confirmed by the senate.
The queen won the champion plate.
gold medal and challenge cup for the
best animal exhibited at the Smithfield
(Londonl cattle show.
SENATOR CAMERON, of PENNSYLVANIA.
has announced that he will not be a
candidate for reelection to the United
States senate.
The Forrest City times., 1895-12-13

OK the sth Oliver Tarbert. railroad
switchuan. was instantly killed at
Ter-e Haute. Ind. in a manner per
haps never before recorded With a
lantern he was passing over an oil
tank box-car. when an explosion oc-
CURED and sent his body 50 feet in the
air. It 5 supposed gas was generated
in the oil tank. and. escaping into the
car. was ignited by his lantern
on the 9Th. owing 70 terrific gales
prevailing throughout Italy. twenty or
mere wrecks were reported from vari-
Gus seaports, IN which there was great
loss Of life.
OS the 9TH news was received al Du-
luth. Mimi. 81 the laundering Of the
tug Pearl :. Campbell. OF the Imam line,
of Huron island about 70 miles from
L-Anse. Mich. on the 5th- Seven lives
were lost.
The Forrest City times., 1895-12-13

ONE of the most pretentious publica-
lions issued in st. Louis. from the
standpoint of the beautiful in art. is
Art Studies From the Nude" Its
title suggests the character of its illus
trations, which are reproductions of
some of the most famous paintings.
executed in manner to command the
admiration of the most fastidious. The
accompanying letterpress descriptive
matter is triumph of topographic art.
and the work is a credit alike to its de-
signers and the city from which it is
issued
The Forrest City times., 1895-12-13
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Compiled from Various S51roeA
Nv. CONGRESS.



TSthe senate. On .he ga petitions 20 tEe
reee-- ltz5n - che tn.leuerte1cs = Cha we're
presented from tae states - CAio an F'l7-i61-
aEd NJ Alzez pop Nen-i spoz= Is sc sane
interest Resolutions we're cEe-a5 y Ar
Hoaz trer-- Mass-l pleiEiaE tls Support . IRE
senate 90 ere president '+iz tse uz5sz Flzor0Zs
action he ray deem ~ - tase FOR tse p-otec-
tea and security q American citizens il Tur-
seg, ans - asssiz redress - i1sz-sss co.,
-lgte5 oE them. and calling f1r al Informs
ton received b. the president o. state deparE-
ment ca TIE sub5e aud a. 10 whether Ar-el-
lean eoasaIs II Turzev have been Iaterfe-ed
With = tze performance . their duties ...-..
TIE hose was rot IN session O TIE 4.a
-IS Ire senate OF the5,h- tEo izzroresa; fasn-
cial measures we're Introduced ard referred %
the COMMITTEES On Ena1ce- The Hrst provides
for TIE coinage o the silver bullion now il the
treasury into half-3olla-S- quarters and dimes
and for the re4su1p ts0n q IsEal-tel1er notes IN
standard silver dollars whenever the gold re-
serve : be5oT 10,6Go-00t. TIE seeoz1 provides
fOr The unlimited coinage o. silver - the ratio
Of Isl T. !. oulv ~he1 similar Iaws hare been
passed . Great Britain. France ard Germany
Resolutions EeEe oIered and speeches male
bearIzE upon the question q ire rebellion II
CUea ard Al. raca1 recognition o. belI1gere1t
rights otCuba
TIE senate vas no. in session OF the 81. .--.
In the house Speaker Reed announced is first
committee. that or mileage. consisting o.
Ness WrigE: C&2ssl. Barhsn Cali. and
Burrel CHI. republicans. ard Peudlet0n
Tex. democrat A joint resolution Eas agreed
20 authorizing The printing Of $50 additional
copies q The monthly statistical abstract
Published b the treasury department \ resO-
luton assuring the president o. support IN any
move ne may make 20 improve the condition OF
the Armenians net with objection and vas re-
ferred-s
In the senate OF the 9th. Dir. Morgan deliv-
cred his promised speech in support Of his
resolution ia reference 70 the payment 70 Great
Britain o. the Behrtng sea award. The resO-
luton vas then agreed 70. Two bills the first
q tbs session. we're passed. one allowing the
use Of TIE United States courthou~es a. Scran-
ton and WiliamspOrt. p. 70 the superior
court Of Pennsylvania and one appropriating
10000 for survey and plans Of improvement
o. BiscaTae bay. Fla....-.I In the house the first
bill d the season. changing the collection lin
its Of the port u Chicago 50 as 70 inc .ude the
state Of illinois, vas passed