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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-29
coPPIN ;t,s NEPoRT

Ou the situation zoos no, Indicate Serious
TTUabie.
WASHINGTON, July 2s.-DispatcheS re.
,s.yet at army headquarters hero to.
4,y irom General Coppinger show that
the force Of cavalry ordered to Jack'on'a
Ho's, the scene Of the Iudian troubles
N Wyoming, is making its way thero
,ud will probably reach the place by
tuesday night. In addition other
Loops have been ordered to Market
AXE from Fort Russell, 10 as to be In
readiness for active work should their
services be required. No mention 10
nlde Of further trouble, and with the
luoEn peaceable attitude Of tho In
4.aas on .he washakio and DuschOsnc
reservations, the situation is regarded
n very much simplided.
General CoppinggrS dispatch reads
Mechanically as follows: Major Chat
Ices .luaIrau Of cavalry left Market
Llke a. .. IN. Saturday and will prob.
iJiy reach MarysTale (near Jackson'a
liJ.su on Little Grove Tree Lake en-
tuesday night Constant communities
ton between the two points (MarylVale
iHi Mafkc! Lake. will be kept up by
courier lines Two Indians aud the
Chisls Of the shoInOne4 and BannocES
Rom tho For. Hall reservation left Mar
Let Lake this Saturday morning TO
join Nnior ChafToe.
Another DISPATCH from General Cop
PLACER states that the road to Marysvnlo,
eTrcp, ten mile, through Teton Pass i,
'snnriod ~ good. Five companies ol
the Eighth infantry left for Fort Russell
Saturday at,ernoon to bo held at Mar
kst Lake ne reserve force. Tho
cJnmlnIiug officers Of the Fort Washa'
k.s WyoJ, and Fort Duscieno (Utahh
report that the Indians on their re.
'rsr,tyn foscryalions arc not involved
i1 ius hoa,iIo movement. Agent Teler,
0! The Fort Hall reservation, ~ en- route
with tho department commander TO
Naryyh'o. Tho companies ol the
kg''I infantry will reach Market Lane
Tomorrow Monday morning
I0r statement that the Indians on
tho "m,akis and Fort DnSchcsnc
fesefgl,,,ns are not involved In tho
p,s.o0, movement Ia regarded by the
o'Les" ni tho army NJ very important.
Tie uo,uDnes arc under tho direction
Of tho agont oi tho former rosoFvaLion,
and tho utsa under tho ag0nt nj .ho
ialoT 40 that II Is iolt hero tha. thoro
VIII be m trouble experienced from
W'u Tins condition Of affairs, II is
hs.oYcI hero, makoa tho situation much
tstr' I'm nRniiB, for with but ono tribe
NInIIan' 10 deal with tho uprising can
b'mnru moro easily suppressed. Thoro
uo hpg four troops Of cavalry on thoIr
W, 20 I1ryayals, and i've moro vii bs
o,.'HfNl Iako tp.Dorfow, which mahea
rouaUIe iorco all that II Is hoped
VII. 0' nocoIary TO quOll tho disturb
ibln.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-29
r.rnrrA lhe rInIa 10 rerl.n Nv Tlood.

YOKOHAMA, July 2S-A train boar.
ing 400 Japauo,O soldiers, who landed at
Hiroshima on thor return from tho
war, while enrouto to Kobe, ran oil tho
rails whcrs tho line is constructed along
sea wall. Punging over the wall, tho
fret section OF tho train was thrown into
tho sea. II consisted Of twonty-throo
cars aud two engines, ono In front and
one Ia the roar. a gale prevailed at
tho timo aud immense wnve' washed
oyor tho railway track. A succession OF
heavy breakers struck tho train and cut
IL two. lhs nrst engine mud oIcvon
cars foil into tho sea, n IA stated that
tho killed number fourteen.
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Ngw YoRK, July 2S.-Tho steamer
Yumuri, OF tho Ward Line, from
Havana, brought to this city to-day
Mrs. Antonio Ruiz Perdomo, the head
Of band OF guerilla fighters, who was
captured by tho Spanish authorities
uoar Havana. imprisoned at Mora Cas-
tie, and was released from prison upon
the intervention Of United States Con-
sui General Williams, aud who was de-
ported from tho country.
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JAPAN's ATTITUDE.
Raising tho Army aud Navy to a War
Footing.

Raising tho Army aud Navy to q War
Footing.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 2s.-Advicos to
tho NovOe vremya from vladatOck say
that Japan is assiduouHly raising her
army AMI navy to war footing. Two
cruisers. both from Peru, have already
arrived, aud crews will shortly be cent
to England to bring out three ironcIads,
each Of 1900 toni, which have been Or
dered there. A strong and Warlike
temper prevails in Japan.
This correspondent further says that
the Japanese imperial body guard has
heen sent to the island OF Formosa,
where tho rebels arc supported by the
yiceroys oil southern China, who send
them arms and ammunition 10 maintain
a stubborn resistance.
The Japanese have blown up the torti-
licntions at Port Arthur
Cholera is raging in Korea and in the
Lao Tung Peninsula.
Tho Japanese dominate Korea, and
hold tho king prisoner.
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Elk polNr, :. b.. July 2S.-Eldor
Jo,hnn Vaughan IIimO', tho famous Co.
worker Of William Miller, tho founder
Of Advontiam, Ia dead, at tho agu Of 0l.
Mir. Hines was born In Wexford, r. !.
Tho family woro EpisropAliana, but tho
bov became a mOmber Of tho Now Eng.
land sect, commonly called Christian
Baptiqt.. aud for a number Of years was
n general missionary. In 1870, how.
over Elder Hines returned 10 tho
church OF his youth, aud has since TO-
mnlnol lhnfn.
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SOFIA. July 2S.-A funeral service in
the cathedral in honor of two Bulgarian
officers who were killed rocOn!ly on the
frontier, fighting on hshnlf Of the Mace
doninn insurgents, was mado tho occa.
sion Of a remarkable political demon
stration. After tho service, the preIi-
don't Of tho Macedonian committee de-
livorod an impassioned oration. Two
portraits Of tho two deceaied officers
wero exhibited in tho cathedral and
then brought into tho square. The
crowd dellod past, kissing the portraits.
Some MacodonianS, who were engaged
In tho fighting whom the officers were
killed, wets borne high upon the shout
ders Of the crowd and cheerod with en-.
thusiasm. A procession Of several
thousand parndod tho streon with tho
portraits, singing Macedonian war songs
everywhere.
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CLEVELAND. ONO, July 2S,-ItiS moro
than probable that tho one thousand
members Of the roll mill workers union
In this city will strike on Thursday
next for an increase Of l2l por cent in
wages. Tho mon have already made
their demands, aud they will hold n
formal conference with the mill owners
on Wednesday, but 1t is believed that
the manufacturers will refuse to grant
the demand. In that case q strike will
be ordered, to- begin on the following
morning.
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ANOTHER STORY
About That Celebrated Spanish
Victory" at Valonzusla.
The CUBAN PATRIOTS VICTORIOUS.
The Forcss Under Campos Wero
Completely Routed,
WITH A LOSS OF SEVEN HUNDRED.

Tho Insurgents Play u Gamo OF STRAIT
egy by KIIlIag all ths Horses of ths
spanIaFds, and Capture a Largo
Amount OF Provlslons-campos,
Himself Returned to Baysmo on
Foot--A Crisis In Cuban AfraIrs.
Spanish Residents In tho Capital of
Cuba Favor a Reign of Torror-A
Contemplated Massacre Prevented
by tho Presence OF a UnI.Od States
Warship,
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CunnrnLtsD. Mo, July 2s,--Ilon.
llonry W. Hoffman, associate iudgo Of
tho Fourth judicial circuit Of this state,
diod today, In Ills siNly.ninth yOar, ut
hia foihonCo In this city. llo was
rioriod tn tho ThiFty.foafih Congress
oyor pX.G oycrnor William +, Hamilton,
Democrat In 1858 no was chosen
lrua5utcr Of the Chesapeake aud Ohio
canal. Judge Hoffman was Il lawyer Of
gFeAt ability aud a RntthoI orator,
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Crprpo, W. Va, July 2s.-Mt@ viii.
lam plofcc, Of MidilcporI, n y, and
nor married son, Franklin, who own
largo family boat aud trayOl by Ilyor
onrfatIng q morry'go-round' Weto
drowned horn this aliornoon, Mrs
lieres lell intn tho river. llcr son
ipmpcd In nitor her, and tho current
Swept them under tho barge. Both
bodies bnye bBon recovered.
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IN THE MIDST OFPLENTy.
Whisky, Whisky Evorywhors. but
Not Drop to Drink.
new YORES VERY DRY SUNDAY,

The Excise Law was Enforoed YeStOr.
day IN tho Metropolis OF tho Coun.
try with Vsngeanos-Tho Saloon.
keepers Wore Afraid OF Spies and
Refused to sell-EVon the Clubs
Objected to Selling, Sandwiches,
Less Disorder Than was Ever
Known in tho City
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ANDERSON, ISp, July 2s.-Peter
Cigraud, the father Of Holmes
victim, was seen again this morning
and shown the morning newspapers,
He denies very positively the
story given out by HolmsI that Miss
Cigrand was q party in the insurance
SWindles and held $4,000 worth Of
stock in the company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-29

GUTHRIE, OKLA, July 2S.--Tho suit to
toit tho divorce granted by the probate
Judge Of Oklahoma has been decided by
the supreme court adversely to the
Judges and tho divorce and tho court
affirming Its former decisions on the
subject, denying tho right oi probate
Judges TO grant divorces and declaring
all such null aud void, aud any subso.
quont marriages Of the parties illegal.
Hundreds Of eastern psoplo who havn
secured Oklahoma divorces from pro-
baia coutn will bc compelled to hnvo
their cascs ro.trod In tho ditrlct courts.
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SPANISH DEFEAT
Confirmed, md the Victory of the ReVOlu-
tiouIstS Sub'tRutinIed.

conflrmsd and the Victory of the RoVOlu-
tiouIsts Snb'tRutinIed.
LONDON. July 2S.-Tho Times has q
dispatch from Havana which will be
published tomorrow, which says:
Accounts OF tho aght on tho road be-
tweon Manzanillo and Bayamo, in which
General santocildes was killed, which
have boon published heretofore, were
under censorship and largely imagin.
ary. No official account has yet been
received from Captain General Campos.
The government admits that three 9th.
GERS and seventy men were killed. The
general impression here is that Captain
General Campos mot with distinct ro-
verse. All tho mules and horses were
killed by his orders, so that no lost his
baggage train, Campos himself at
rived at Bayamo on foot The dead
and wounded were left OH the deld. 1t
il stated IN official circles that Captain
General Campos went to BaYamo
agaiust tho advice Of tho general com.
mandlng at Alanzauillo."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-29
NAVAL EXPOSITION
To he Given n. RlrlNoIl Yoar-wmI be a
Novel AnIlT.

To BE Given nj Rlrl Next YSar-will be a
Novel AnalT.
WASHINGTON, July 2S-Consul Rob.
ortson, located at Hamburg, in inform.
ing the state department OF tho inten.
ton to hold an international naval OK.
position at Kio from tho 2jth OF May TO
tho 30lh oil September, 1895, says:
"Tho grounds chosen for tho exhibi.
ton arc beautifully situated along tho
shore OF tho bay Of Kiel, close TO tho
eas,sFa entrance Of tho newly opened
canal, and with n splendid view Of tho
hurbor Of Kiel. They measure about
$4,000 SQUARE meters. Large exhibition
buildings and small payillons will b0
erected, ~ welt az open and l0lt-Covntol
galleries. The naval exhibition 10 to com.
prise all articles IN apy way connected
with tho navy or shipping In general rs
vol As on tho HOn, river and canals. II
IL alsO 10 giYo n complete historical ro-
Wow OF tho progress aud development
made in ship building ant ita kindred
inhustrio,. Tho waters Of tho harbOr Ot
Kol olIor special opportunity for show.
ing steam or electric launches, sailing
yachts, rowing blals, Htc. Tho official
programme will DO rnady In September
next"
Tho naval exhibition will DO given In
connection with M industrial oNpnsi.
ton Of tho province Of Schlcswig. Hol.
Btoin.
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JAn.irA, Ia l., July 2s. Colonel
Alfred NJ. Wood, two terms mayor ol
Brooklyn aud commander Of the Four
,contll regiment wlrn that Ic2Imonl
wnnt 10 tIlo front boioto thr baltic ut
Bull Kun, died this morning M hl1
homo In tio yillae, N Queens. y lW5
Coibnol wool was appointed Unliod
slalos Consul NJ Cnatolamnrc, llnly,
which position hO hold fot s'H'esh
years,
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SALT LAKE, UrAu, July aS.-Ths Salt
Lake Hardware Company shipped on
the train going north this afternoon a
laEge consignment Of arms and ammH'
milton. Tho order came by telegraph
from Saint Anthony, and as that 10 the
entrance to tho Big Hole country 1t Ia
evident that the settlers there are eS'
pecIing IudiRR trouble.
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wfcniTA, KAs., July 2s.-This city
WAS thFowa into eXcltumont to-day
whom II was discovered that Mabel
Worth, a young lady living hOro,
wa, mono other than Ollie Gormain,
who was kidnapped llitOen years
ago, supposedly by RpystOs, from
hor pnronta At Brown'a Valley
Trnvsrao county, MINI. lIor di'np.
pearanco has boon q mystery In that
section Of tho state aud Il hn' boon
woven into BcorDl Di romantic stories.
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MrMruS TrSS, July GA roport
was cnrrcnt In this city tonight that
the largo steamship, Belle Of Memphis,
Of tho Anchor line, bound from sL L1nih
IN lllia city, with about o. oAGursianlsla
on board, sank this evening about slxty
milcs north Of llorc, aud that forty liyci
wufO lost,
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BukINnBa DAY, MAsS. juiv 2s--Thc
slOnm yacht Oneida with her owner
Mr.. H. o. benedict. tho Intimate friend
Of President Cleveland IN board, A..
tIysd hero lato Yesterday Tlo uuotdN
brought little naphtha launch which
hnt icon built expressly Tor Mr. Glove.
lands n'O about ljn21ntd's liny. II 10
described W UOing very nOnt aud grace
lul, lhlrlylVo foot long and nine ieol
bOnm. Tho nnphlha launch Ia intended
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L,rrtR Rock, AK, July 2s,-It iS
probable that john G. Allen, alias John
II. Caldwell, the associate OF insurance
swindler II. II. Holmes, who is serving
flitoan.ycar sentence in the penitsn.
tiary for horse stealing, may be the
means Of fixing upon Holmes the rs.
Sponaibility for another murder.
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sp,sial bhpl,I 10 h' hb''y.n"r
fiuSrfNdtoS, W. W., J@iy 2S, 1t is n
long tmo ancc llOro was a timber lido
In Guyandolto river this season Of tho
year, but tho heavy rains Of tho past
lev days has produced ono and nun.
bar OF RATS Of valuable timber reached
tho mouth from Logan county last
utVttt
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DEsrnUorrvE FIRE
In New York-Two E,tRbIl'hmsnt' Burned
out hnl Others Damaged.

In New York-IWO ENt bllahmenta burned
out Rnl Others Damaged.
Nrw YoRK, July pa destructive
fire started in the basement OF tho six.
story brick building numbered 10 and
2l Wost TWeuty-soCond street, fronting
on Nos. % and 30 Woit Twenty.third
street, to-day, and gutsed tho establish.
monts Of scharlci Bros, dealers in tors,
and Jacuuin & Co., dealers In French
millinery. Tho entire rear portion Of
tho structure was badly damaged. The
stock Of Schaflei Bros. was completely
DESTROYED and that Of Joaquin & Co.
was go badly damaged by fire aud water
that Il IL likely To prove total I1Ss.
Various office establishments In the
upper storiei OF tho building suffered
lessor lo,soL The GrOmon worked hard
and puccoisiully to save tho large cslab.
lishmouta Of Stern Bros, adjoining, Tho
damage will be In tho nOighborhOod Of
S2OO,OOO, the greater portion falling
upon Scharlcs Bros. and Joaquin &
Company. Tho building, owned by
stern Bros, was damagOd,it was haid, to
tho oxtent OF 10000.
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10 replace the cat boat Ruth for fishing
trips. Private Secretary ThuTbsr 70.
maInod at Gray Gables aI tho guest Of
the President together with Secretary
Lamont until to,nighE, Whan he returl'
cd 10 Marion on the now launch, which
was manned for the occasion by tho
crow Of the Oneida.
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Vim CATTLE BAR0NS
Ar, to Blame for the Recent Indian
Uprising.
/ TOUCHING STORY IS TOLD
Rv the Brother of a Settler Who
Was Murdered
ETTaEASTIGATIONOFT THE BARONS

Who Coveted the Land for the Pas.
mirage OF Their stOeE-rho Indians
Have BoOn Imposed Upon and
Driven to Their Present Dospera'
uon by the cupIdity of White
Sooundrels-NO Further News otthe
Alleged Massacre, and no DISas.
trou. Outbreak OF tho Indians is
AD,icipased-Ths Settlers More AHT,
lOus for Fight Than tho RedskInA
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SOMEWHAT DAMP.
KAnIaS City visited By tho Greatest Rain
Storm un Record.

KAninS City Visited By tho Greatest Rain
Storm on Record.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, July 2s,-KausHa
City and vicinity was visited about 4:SO
this morning by the worst rain and
lightning storm in tho history Of the
weather bureau. Tho rainfall in Kan.
SaS City, No., was 457 inches, tho
heaviest on record. No damage was
done on the Missouri side, but acroIS
tho line In Kansas great damage was
done to private and public property.
Reports from all over the city indicate
that tho damage will foot up into tho
thousands. Street pavoments wern
washed out like 80 much kindling wood (;
sidewalks vera carried away, small
Wood.shods and outhousos were moved
10 tho creek bottoms and destroyed, and
the homo' Of number Of people were
flooded, running their furniture.
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ImE rILINGET0N i PAnrY
10 iur lpdian Upuntrr Arrive Home All
safe aud Sound,

~ TTTTNW VUWWTTT WTTIV" ''''''" ~
safe aud sound,
buru1nE, Mn, July 25,-.Mohr''
John A. Garrett, Of this city, p H.
D'armrn, Of Now York, and l. p,
r'po NJ Germantown, Pa, mOmbcfh oi
M. Princeton College geological oHpo'
l'D'.mt was thought To be annhi'
h.". bg tho indians, arrived horn this
".ut Mr. Garrett said "Wo lot
"..U Wyoming Just two Wocl1 ago
l''' I".1w Lake. liy tho route wo took
lH' ,rp was expected ~ occupy i've
ave. but II required nln0 DAYS, aud
W1u8Oyni ran rather short We named
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RrpBup, lLLs, July ga family Of
movers, whilo ncnr Anna, mOdo tholr
supper Of toad stools, which they mis-
took ies mushrooms. Thtoo childron
nro already dead aud thO mothur aud
two other boy'aro Ill aud nro not OK
puClcd to live,
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Now York la llourgulnC, lnytc.
Simultaneously w. -lullh, Ncw York Tor
tfeneu aul proceeded
IIlyn-I.a NomanlIc, New York
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For West Vlrhnla western Pennsylvania
Falg warmer variable
FOR Uhti Thif. WARMER. wlnii tnnthefly.
tilr rrurEtArrHG sirrHbw
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-01-17
The Woes of a Drummer.

'Why don't I marry9" repeated the
commercial traveller. well, to tell the
truth, my profession is a bar.
You thought travelling men were espe-
cially attractive to the womenf Yes,
know. They are to certain class perhaps
but it is not SO easy for "A commercial travel
er to get acquainted with the kind of girl
that fellow would marry. You see, pru-
dent mammas have been taught to look
with suspicion on men in our business.
think it is very unjust myself, and it may
be due in great part to the mean jokes the
newspapers print about us. But it's true
just the same
II often meet nice girls and try to cul-
tivate their acquaintance, with view to-
well, there's no knowing what might hap
pen. But as soon as the mamma of any
Of these girls hears that am "a commercial
traveller l find that the progress of the nc
quaintance is checked. The mammas
dom take the trouble to inquire about my
Individual character, which, l think, is as
good as the average. The fact that am
on the road is enough. Many a pleasant
acquaintance which might have led to
something more serious has been spoiled
for me in this way. have about made up
my mind that unless l change my bust
ness and outlive the memory of it, which
would take rather too long for man of
my age, must die an old bachelor. -
Buffalo Express.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-01-17
A FRESH BEGINNING.

Two years ago today the Pro-
visional Government was institut-
ed. 1t was conducted from the very
first on conciliatory lines. Known
royalists were permitted to remain
in office. The ex-queen was allowed
to maintain a court. Nothing was
said even when she proposed to
behead Republicans and conhscate
their property. Royalists were al
lowed to organize. Open opposi-
ton was tolerated. A rebellious
press was not rebuked.
That this course was frightful
mistake is now clear as the noon
day sun. THE STAR has Deen vim
dictated in it's contention that the
peaceful revolution is myth. That
the radicals were right is now pain
fully evident.
Today we are making fresh
start. We should profit by the
costly mistakes of the last two
years. The milk and water policy
was a miserable failure. 1t was
calamity. We believe it has been
abandoned.
On behalf of the women and
children of the city, OH behalf Of
the men who risk their lives for
good Government, on behalf OF
civilization, ON behalf Of annexa-
ton, THE STAR stands firmly for
strong decisive action. Pay no
heed to the trimmers, the dillitan-
ties. Turn deaf ear to the adroit,
specious arguments of those already
paving the way for another attempt
to restore monarchy to the islands.
Do not be misled by pat quota
tons or shrewd, yet false parallels.
This case has no parallel. But
for the vigilance of the police, the
efficiency OF the military and the
strength of the Citizens Guard
every friend of the Government
would today be either dead, pris-
oner or a beggared outcast. The
atrocious intent of the rebels is so
plain that only few of their
friends have the effrontery to deny
it.
THE STAR is not blood hungry.
The people it speaks for are not
butchers. What we stand for is
justice and self-preservation.
Mercy has no place in the equation.
We are facing stern realities.
A fresh start is being made. To
get under way on the right track,
some distasteful steps must be
taken. If we falter, we invite an
other dynamite and murder con-
spiracy.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-01-17
WATER NOTICE.

In accordance with Section of Chan,
XVI of the laws of 1885,
All persons holding water privileges
or paying water rates, are hereby noti-
fled that the water rates for the term
ending June 80, 1898, will be due and
payable at the office of the Honolulu
Water Works on the LIST day of January,
1895.
All such rates remaining unpaid for
fifteen days after they are due will be
subject to an additional 10 per cent.
Rates are payable at the office of the
Water Works in Kapuaiwa Building.
ANDREW BROWN.
Supt. Honolulu Water Works.
December 90, 1894.
535-25t.