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DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT

extends some extraordinary values
to-day.
1913 cents Sea Island Percales, A
real French, fine las they can be,
ga cents yard.
Duckings-All the Navy Blue Stripe,
and Chintz designs, guaranteed
perfect-6s4 cents a yard.
Fancy Figured LinOn De Daccas for
shirt-waists and dresses, the latest fad
81 cents, for 1898 cents value.
Printed 'Organdies and Dimity ef-
fects, 40 different designs and col
ors, best 1875 cents, value-to-day,
3 cents.
Black Ground Satin Stripe Organdies,
In pretty cOlored effect, Ss4 cents a
yard-best 1888 cents value.
20 cents, "A English Shifting Che
volts, at Ga cents a yard.
1,400 yards Of Solid-black French
Organic, cents a yard-20 cents
value.
500 pairs fine Suede Mocha for tray
elling, driving, or street wear,
90 cents. $50 value
On sale from 10 TO l o.clOCK.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-22
RIBBONS, RIBBONS.

Did ever anything equal this ?
2,SOO pieces Of Ribbons in to-day's
sale at 90 cents on the dollar OF
cost.
4-inch-wide all silk satin Ribbon,
cost 5S cents a yard, 10 cents to-
day.
5-inch all satin Ribbon. any shade.
IL cents-60 cents value.
Broad satin stripe fancy Ribbons, 80
cents value-2l cents a yard.
No. 4, Gros-grain satin-edge Ribbon
any color, 10 cents. A piece o ten
yards.
On sale at 10 o'clock.
From IL to j. O'Clock.
Five thousand pieces of pico edge
daisy Ribbons, all colors, cents,
apiece of ten yards.
We lead the
Richmond planet., 1895-06-22

There viii be a grand Musical Enter
tainment and Ice-cream feast at Mrs.
Robert Gray'a residence, 433 Webster
st. on Monday and Tuesday nights
June oath and 25th, for the benefit of
the Second Baptist Church. Admis-
sion free.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-22

Who will be the next2 Send all
amounts to
PRoF. G.. w. HAYES,
President Virginia Seminary,
Ivnchburp Va
Richmond planet., 1895-06-22
BLACK GOODS.

Dollars made easy here to-day.
38 inch Fine Black Mohair, cost 81
cents to import-34 cents a yard.
3S-inch Fine Black Brilliantine, ex-
quisite designs, BIZ cents-cost 81
cents to import.
Priestley's Figured Stripe Armure,
40 inches wide, SO cents-$1 value.
80 inch Silk Warp Tamise, 81 value
90 cents a yard.
3s inch all wool fine Tamise, % cents
for 90 cents value.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-22
PRICE, 5 CENTS
We dictated

pender factory. We dictated
the price, and here they are.
Mems Wire-buckle grip-back Elias
tic Suspenders cents % cent
value.
Mems SOlid-color French elastic wire
buckle grip-back Suspenders. 10
cents each-30 cents.
Mems wire-buckle Suspenders, silk
shot web, Is cents-5O cents value.
Boys Wire buckle Suspenders, en-
broidered web, 10 cents.
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Richmond planet., 1895-06-22

JAMES-The funeral of Mrs. Mary
James took place Tuesday June 4th,
from the 2nd Baptist Church of which
she had been a member for quite a
while. She leaves a husband and
daughter Mrs. Victoria Winfield to
mourn their loss A large number of
friends were present tOpay theIlast tri-
butte of respect to the deceased. She
died on the 3rd inst. at No. 6l4 f..
Grace st.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-22

Prof. J. w. Daniels will give a stere-
opticOn exhibition and concert
Wednesday and Thursday nights, June
26th and 9th at 4th st. Baptist Church
Admission 1Octs. Children under y
years sets. Rev. J. G. Braxton pastor.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-22
Officers Elected.
RIcHMoNp. ~. Jnne 18. 1e

RICHMOND, Va, June Is, 1895.
At a regular Conclave of Mount
Olivet COmmandery, No. ,, X t., the
following officers were elected and in
stalled: J. r. Griffin, E. Commander
Silasl Anderson, Generalissimo, r.
Bruce Evans, Captain General; E. f.
Robinson, Prelate; Richard Baker,
Senior Warden, J. E. Dickerson, Jun
ior Warden; Thomas H. Lewis Treas
urer; A. NJ. Read, Recorder; Robert
Harris. Standard Bearer; Randolph
Lewis, Sword Bearer J. w. Slaughter
Warder; G.. w. Wood, Sentinel; w.
Q. Tildon, Captain of Guard.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-22

They'll befriend you and make lit
tie money go long ways. Read the
advertisement of Messrs julius Sycle
& Son.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-22
FROM MANCHESTER.

Mrs. Martha Gassaway, formerly of
this city, but now of New York is Wis
iting her son, Mr.. +. L. Williams, New
Town, Cersley St.
There we're a great many sore-head
Baptists, weak kneed soldiers in Man
chester last Sunday, consistent mem
bers of the church at one time. Rev
DIR. Binga shook them up in thunder
ing tones. He announced that he
would define why we are Baptists, and
for what the Baptists should contend
The DR. gave sound and wholesome ad-
vice supported by the Bible in every
reference that he made.
Baptizing will take place at the First
Baptist Church, Sunday morning al
II 80 o'clock.
Mr.. George Bennett has returned tC
the city looking well.
Mr.. r. A. Johnson has been very Ill
the past week, but is rapidly imprOv-
ing.
Mr.. Charles Irwin is sick at his resi-
dence on 10Th St.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-22
Virginia Seminary

$1,000 must be raised at once. Who
will aid this institution? We desire
$50 persons who will give give $40 90
each TO aid the work. AS the names
Richmond planet., 1895-06-22

All persons whom have been from
collecting in the ;Gallilean Fisher
men Association viii pay their dues to
brother Isaiah Taylor. as have given
up my route in that Company.
Respectfully,
~ Ep pr.rpc
Richmond planet., 1895-06-22

Read the advertisement of Mr.. Jacob
Myer You have only to call to be
satisfied as to the advantages he is Of
fering.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-22
TOPICS.

Yes, they disagreed on "a certain sub
ject and it caused a row between
them, the uptown fellow and the
downtown girl. Sport, take it easy.
Such things will happen. But, o by
the-way we saw them together on last
Sunday, loving as usual.
All, we saw those two fair girls from
across the river on last Sunday even
ing, but, we did not see the boys until
80 minutes after they had gone. Now,
j guess you will agree with us that "It
is better to be an hour too soon than
10 be a moment behind time"
"The boy that love so dearly has
turned his back on me" should be the
| song of one of our females.
A certain girl is in her glory now
| Have you seen your "B I sweety."
Say, Frank, did you see that photo
of two of our distinguished lovers that
left the city lest to jine de
show" well, they remind of two ripe
pumkins, though green on the inside
The person who has it says she is go
ing to put it in the hen-house to drive
away the -
Somebody is going to get wash al
over next Sunday morning.
Yes, they went out buggy riding las
| Sunday evening. That's right CIR
when you get lemon squeeze it.
Say, my good old sol' the devil mus
have gotten into you last Sunday even
ing in Church. You just carried OF
! ridiculous. RATS.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-22

The highest price paid for pieces of
diamonds or white stone by
=. J. CRANE,
12215 w. Broad st.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-22

newspapers, especially about a matter
with which we think the public is in no
way concerned. But in view of the
fact that certain articles have already
appeared in the Virginia Stenograph-
er" and card, signed Citizen" in
the Star" criticising the employment
by US of a Negro Stenographer. we
deem it proper to make brief state
ment of the facts for the information
of any who may be interested and not
informed about the matter.
AN EXPLICIT EXPLANATION.
The boy above referred to was en-
plOyed by us about five or six years
ago in the capacity only of an office
boy, for attending to our office, run
ming errands, etc He had previously
attended our public schools, and could
read, write and spell very well. About
two years ago, by his own application
and duigence-practicing on typewri-
ter which one our firm had procured
for his own use-he first learned type
writing and afterwards learned steno-
graphy, and has so far perfected him
self in both, that he has gradually be-
come able. in addition to the duties for
which he was originally employed and
which he still faithfully performs, to
do most of our stenOgraphic and type
writing work.
A GLOWING COMPLIMENT.
We have found him honest, faithful,
efficient and respectful to us and to all
with whom he comes in contact. We
have, of our accord, increased his wa
ges as he has advanced in usefulness
TO us and since he now suits us, in all
respects, better than anyone we know
OF, and as it would be an injustice to
him TO discharge him for no fault of
his, we propose to continue to employ
him as long as he suits us.
INTERBERENCE WITH PRIVATE AFFAIRS
NOT TOLERATED.
g If any one thinks less of Us for pur-
suing this course, we regret it, but
their opinion of Us about this will not
affect our conduct in the slightest de-
gree. "Citizen" has made several per-
sonal allusions in his card to the Sc
nior member of our firm. George J..
Christian, speaking for himself, in re-
ply TO these allusions, says: If "Citi-
zen" will tell the public who he is, he
George l.. Christian) will compare
citizenship with him, both in war and
in peace, and he again, speaking for
himself, says that he never has had
and never expects to have any doubt
about his standing with Confederate
soldiers.
Respectfully, etc,
CHRISTIAN x CHRISTIAN.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-22

7 OST-Somewhere between Price and
Jackson, and 3rd and Duval Sts.,
l pair of gold spectacles in a dark
garnet case. The finder will be liber-
ally rewarded by returning to
FLORENCE TINsLEY,
100 w. Jackson st.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-22

For First Honor pupils in public
schools, see 3rd and 4th pages.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-22
MRS. ELLEN HOWARD,

ia 1917 N. st. James Street.
Boarding and Lodging by the
Day, Week or Month.
Furnished rooms, at reasonable prices.
Strictly First Glass. Premises quiet.
Excursionists visiting the city will be
nicely accommodated.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-22
A Crushing Reply.
OIrIzEN

Richmond, Va. Daily Times, June 18
TO the Editor of the Times:-Sir. a.
We are averse to appearing in the
Richmond planet., 1895-06-22

The Manhattan 3. B. Club has
reorganized under the management
of Mr.. Buck Spottswood, J Milton
Dabney, captain.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-22
brilliant Marriage.

A brilliant marriage took place att
Ebenezer Baptist Church, Wednesday
Richmond planet., 1895-06-22
EVERY COLCRED MAN

Should Have this Jour
nal in His Home. Every
White Man Should be full
ly Posted as to the Wishes
of this Large LabOring
Class of the South.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-22

~ Terms in Advance 81. so
per year. Sent to any part of
the United States or Canada
without additional charge.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-22
THE ONLY MEDIUM

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For Advertisers Desiring g
COIOred PEOPLES Trade.
Special Quotations upon
Large Advertisements.
Our Circulation Guaran
teed.
So 1t is the FavOrite Means
of Communication between the
Business Man and the Con
sumer. Phone 935
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JUNE D. 1895.

JUNE D, 1895.
Unless some startling changes
occur this, the sixth day of the
week, Will surpass all records OF
mid June retailing and bargain
giving as we'll at "The Peoples
Store" " Prices were never so
small.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-22
85C.
BABY.CARRIAGRs.

20 strong Baby Carriages, servicea-
bic and pretty upholstery, steel
springs, good running gear. a posi-
tive So value, for SO. so
$S will now buy regular $l4 Car
riage.
$3.50 will now buy a regular $50
carriage.
REFRIGERATORS.
SO 95 will buy a liberal familv-s;za
$3.50 Ice-BOx.
So will buy Hardwood Refrigera-
tor patent drip-pipe. and large
enough for family of three.
$40 will buy handsome $l7 Hard
Wood Refrigerator, with side
board and waite k-cOoler.
The COHEN co.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-22
THE cohen co.

want to drive this onefact home
Compare our values.
We closed out an entire Sus-
Richmond planet., 1895-06-22
WHITE GOODS.

5000 worth of
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AMOUNTS
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AN Ex-coNFEDERATE.

would say to him had some north
ern carpet-bagger employed this
Negro it would have been nothing
more than what we might have expec-
ted, but alas for an Confederate tc
do it, when he knows that there are
dozens of ex-Confederates who have
sons and daughters that would be glad
for this opportunity to make a living
and probably support an aged father
or mother, makes US blush with shame
and we ask ourselves the questions:
.yirginians, where art thou ?
Nhy is this Negro employed
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THE VOICE of ssoKANE.n
UarTecedented Popular Uprising Againss
a kecreaat servant.

Spokane, Jan. 2O-Special.-The Spokes-
man-Review win say te9itorially tenor
row: Three thousand voters of this coun-
ty have entered an emphatic protest
against the election Of John l.. Wilson as
senator. Hun dreds are signing daily. OF
these 1900 names more than 2,5ee are from
this city. The total vote of the city in
the last election was about $500 Five
seveabhs of the voters OF thas city have
therefore already petitioned the legisfs-
ture not to elect Wilson. This is a tre-
mendous Indictment for a member fram
this county to ignore. 1t proves beyond
all question that the people do not want
Wilson. 1t sounds ttz sr,ae depths os pub
nc sentiment as public sentiment has
never before been sounded IN this county
or state
For this terrific popular uprising Mr..
Wilson has himself TO blame. The people
are against him now because. after a fair
trial. no has failed them in their hour of
reed. He has mdgrepresented them uron
the gtlyer question. He has voted 10 be-
tray them 10 the exactions OF greedy rail-
way corporations. He has zaddlef upon
them rapacious iornineering machine
which stands between them and retrench-
meat ana reform. These are the reasons
which cause Spokane to stand up and de-
clare q, the rest of the state that she
wants no more of Wilson and his ring
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DEFAULTEn scoTI.s BODY FOUND
In tho River. Where IL Was Thrown
After the Hanging.

Omaha. Jan CA Bee special from
o,Nesli says: The body Of Barrett Scott.
Holt coIrnty's fefanf,ing treasurer. who
was iynchc5 December 81. was found in
the Niesbrara river at Midnight with a
rope around the neck He had been
hanged.
The ice In the river was cut where the
trail of the iyncherr had been foIl"wei-
Yesterday and to-day loo men were on the
gt.ene. dragging ehe river. The body Was
lying in several feet OF water and only
a short distance from the bank. The body
bore evidence that The ylcs;im was dead
when cast inso the river. Afoaini his
neck was a niece of rope about three feet
long. the moose aroursf the neck being In
true hangnsEr's style. The other end
bore evidence OF having been cut. show-
ing that Scott had been hanged unth ne
y@as dead and then cift drwn and caat
into the river. The body was minus q
coest but his watch and chain and VIC
other 5ewsiry wFs5eh vas on his person
the night OF the tragedy were stfii f,efe.
The fare of the deceased confirmed the
truth OF the story teId hy Mrs. Scott 60
the effesst thar in the fnsiiaste which pre-
csxscsa her hassansss capture ne WAS
s,syF,,lv woursied oFe the side Of the face.
The crime for which Barzs'tt Scott paid
with his life on New Years day Of this
vear was Ahe eFns5szzieuent Of $4,000 oS
tlps funds Of Holt county and the ssibss-
o,,ent wrecking of the Holt county bank.
practically ifgpoyerisfzing nearly all nf
the farmers arI business men In Sctt
county. Tsse amounts stosen from these
corsassIag people are estimated at m ag-
gregste or sisa.hea-
Tne ccroner's Jury found that Scott had
peen ipasssed. and that George Mulisnan
Moges Elliot and Merit Poy. nov uEaIer
arrest. aad estser Holt citizens composed
sse nspo.
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ornaha. Jan. el.-Tsle story is current
in this city that Rigfs Rev. Thomas Pom
aeun1 lsonaan Catholic i'iss:ep OF Lincoln.
IS to he transferred TO the diocese OF
Sioux Falls. $. y. Bishop Marry. the first
bishop OF that s.socese. was recently trans
ferre,i 70 the sfieoese of ST. Cloud. Mlnrl.
as q means OK ending the sfAScori between
him ard his priests BY transferring
lsissIcp Bouaeum 10 the vacant see good
results il is exT@ssssezl. will be attained
The main fcuniatioss of the report is The
growing hostility Of tfse hasty 10 the prea-
eat calarch administration Many rris-
sions as'e without priests. and the changes
nsscie during ;hs Tr8ss yezT have r0t been
protiliailve OF harmony between the new
cosners arsf the CngzgYw gatiaYx
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The Legislature Warned Not to Elect
wfIssn Senator.

Spokane, Jan. 10 SPECIAL The poraI1ar
petition against the election OF Wilson to
tire senate proves the greatest poltfl-ag
rIsovesnent in the History Of this COUNTY.
The county towns are now being saeari
franh Rockford sends sn a petstion ef
"a names. Medical Lake 3. Spangie "A.
Cheney q. All OF THESE were f0rwas,ssff
fo the legislature tonight. AMI with tfisen
a new Est OF SIS names from Spokane
city. 1T.s makes totaa ngw OF 5000
signers ami the d7tizeIis in charge OF tho
movement premise several t.lssugssssl
mure
T4assor leaders have oome. out in strong
Interviews reganlz1g Ffe.r rcttJnr
agsknsi. Wilson for hzs vote on the rail-
rald pc5slng bsa. They say thai Il tsae
Spokane members disregard ;.ie wishes
of Their constituents and ignore gle5r re-
SsIpectfui position. they wa8l mark them
for future treatment They have moth
irss agasI1t tih7e members rsr1oaasiy. hut
they VIE ncss have sieer petItssfas igrcgpSi
sn cssss Ike sss.s, w.lere the peoyse's
daxsres are exrreaaei 50 ,a.znds t.alas5sy.
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Warship Philadelphia Hurry
ing to Honolulu.
TO PROTECT AMERICANS LIVES.
The President Says We Have No In-
terest Whatever in Hawaii.
II IL FoFstxa Country in Every Re-
sp~ct-rhe People OF II ,nolulu Holly
Condemn Cleveland for the Aid
Given to tao Rebels.

San Francisco. Jan. M.-The flagship
Pissla~leissh!a leFt here for Honolulu at IL
O'Clock this morning. and Ii Is expected
ruas she viii make the run 70 the islands
in about six days.
The Oceanic steamer Australia was TO
have lsft FOR Honolulu yesterday. but her
sailing had been postponed until 10 O'Clock
tosaorrow morning. She viii have a small
passenger list, as some Of those VINO de-
sired 10 take the pleasant ocean voyage
nave decisaei that Hawaii IS good place
10 keep away from at present The most
conspicuous part-of her cargo viii be soOa
stand o. arms ami about 1900 rounds OF
ammunition that il being shipped TO rep
resentastves of the government. The ship
nlSat viii be stored in the hold near the
matches. 10 that It can be reached quickly
and landed as soon as the steamer arrives
at her destination.
Victoria. Jan. ao.--It ~ not bessevesi
here that the schooner Norma had any
tfans 10 do with the handing OF arms at
HoD1ssssn. The Norma WIS chartered by
F. j. Claxton. a representative bslsfnsSs
man, to take cargo Of saa1rson 10 Hngso-
srSlu. She aoasie1 on the Skeena river angi
Mr.. Cisxton himself was passenger ON
her. Capt Stevenson, who was mlxesf Urn
i'm this Emerald smuggling ring and is n
fssgztssas frogn san Francesca. is in en1n-
mand AMI 1t Is believed that anHong the
crew WIS afsother weH-kngwn snauggf4sr
The opinion has been general here that
there was opium aboard. but no one be-
hsyes Csaxton woud nave ans thing to
do With smuggling. He IS certainly not
man Vito would go ON a fiiEbustersrng ex-
petition. If 1t had been desired to ship
arms on the Norma there would have
beeaN every opporuunaty to get them
aboard, as the vessel loaded at an lisp
Lated place.
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who reside in counties WHICH are furnish
Ing rsva senatorial sanGhssses 20 Wilson.
They come from hts oxn home county.
They are signed b. ali CLASSES cf citizens
VIII the legislature elect a Spokane coun-
Nv carxlidafe against vssose candidacy she
people OF Spokane county 80 strongly pro-
fessT
BY this time tomorrow n zat the casrS1
wSIl azsxe been szess. Isssre are now
ssxry sgSnatures 10 the pcsstson cal.zzgsg
for an open caucus telasrrUw eyerfsfg at
8 sicao-k, arsl by z1oa sSrre-rsox probably
az bat one CT two Of the Republicans
via have sgnei & ami the Republicans
VIII ezkzeavor % sss@se sse sezatcrtai
QuSstEsa G.aong Themselves.
Ankszly Is sure 70 win out He would.
sn TIE hn1zas~ cf tire street.. have
w.s.kovar n at were I0z for Allen.
Heroxc efrores are being nsaxis by the
wEssaa pSoYoe ami certain Pierce caIaty
influences 10 revive the oil s-fgat or
hatred between Pierre and KsHg COUNTIES.
orn>e 80 potent factor s.r senatorial con-
tests, tat tsasss Tar the attempt fzss fail
s<. Arskeny and Wilson VIII Gsyide the
Pserve Delegation. ard owing to Aliens
caIsfSsaEy King ce<aEIy = not un.tei- IL
TIE King delegation were united al tia
hosses CT Allen would pe swept cat frrgn
under his feet. AS IL is. he has part Of
t2ae King delegation. AnAeEsy leads any
osaer candidate BY at least sixteen VOTES.
arSi X Is th1s fact THAI gives MS friends
ssszs strong be;-es In fsss election on the
first haiiot IL is Essw definitely known
iaSw eYs-y participant IN ts1s casscGs VIII
vote
The Olympia corressscEksenf of the Sso-
kane Spokesman Review is greatly en-
RACED tonight over an attempt maise 10
suppress the Spokesman Reglesw arsi pre-
ve.at its being Ken ous of the pos.oftfce.
The postmaster here states that when he
offered yesterdays bundles Of the Spokes-
nszlTl- Review u the Star News conRpavy
and 10 an e-npioye % the Hotel Olympia,
who was instructed to bring NAL 10 the
newsstand at the kofei. rsse e.npioye and
tbs news company refused to- take the
papers TIE SQokeszna n Review has been
ogapaSssiy W4ss1a's candidacy. and 1t g
tnosSgnt the attempt 10 suppress tbs is
saiss oS the Spcaexnan- Review here was
done with a v.sw to prevent its c.rcslia-
tRon among the members 50 that they
could not see ard read for themselves tae
protests CT the fita1es caaExsa of SYo-
kane arsi the free sslverises against VIII
sons election.
AT hate hour tonight it is said unat
the Wsason.tes intend 10 ssraag some
Kind or seIl5atJ1n toGri1rrow morning. The
nature Of the semaaiioii cannot be ascer-
tagnesi. as us premature publication
woU.i spoil the effect.
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Monterey. sa,i,nx order. c.ne.,,a.

Port Angeles. Jan. 20. Special
United States monitor Monterey took
aboard coal and stock of provisions FRI
day. for six days voyage. orders hav-
ing been received to proceed TO San Fran
cisco. II was announced that she would
leave at dayhreak Sunday morning. but
Saturday afternocn new orders were re-
ccivci from, Washington City to the ef-
feet that the Monterey should remain
on the Sound ten days longer. IT Is un-
derstood that the trouble In Honolulu
caused the sudden change In orders, and
that the Aiohacan has been ordered back
to San Francisco.
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st. Johns. ~ r. Jar 3o.--The clergy
~ ali determinations tos,k concerted ac-
ton sriay to end WRIST they consider
the tEsfus> license ~ TIE iozai pas~'s m
SIS criticisms Of public srles1 and rsfssas-
srres. Resolutions rcYsdenuing sfIss press.
protesting against sts abuse. gTsnsaf1Faa-
ton ami fas@ef1Dosi ard a9yHSsfg the
gyerspie 10 unite in diseuunftsssxss-iEs
szaess eorwIuct. were heard frgn al the
fsfgpts BY prior arrsr1szTsssits. Ine
newspapers were haxrslssi uflTttsffngiy,
every crse ssf f1zSzrs br-afsg trsatesi fiske.
Ty1s. rcsyrmrs-1ts 81 gfse cisTgyEssfT after
reading the resolutions were also de-
nuaciafory.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-21
j .hnr. Sasisvaa issunk sra,n,

I4ncsln. Neh.. Jan. ea.--John l.. suln-
an who Is in Lincoln with his company.
says he viii re-erter tha rsng next year
prepared 20 rs3e@a1 his issf iauxels. He
tlseagat FlszssFan1oas woaid give Corbett
the tigh,ess rstss he ever had. ani SAD
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would be the next man 20 nset tns Ara
t~zlian in The event af C1-oett being ee-
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