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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-01
NoWiny Z Polski.

Poznah. = Dnia I Maja r.
b. odbylo sic W Poznaniu przy
Ogrodowej ulicy mr.. 6 poswie-
Genie zakladu sw. Jadwigi.
Sam ks. biskup DIR. Likowski
W asystencyi proboszcz6w sw.
Marcina, sw. Mary Magdale.
ny, Bozego Ciala i penitencya.
RIA ks. Olszewskiego dopelnl
obrzadku,po przem6wieniu xii.
ku slow serdecznych. w zak}a.
die tym znajdujs dziewcze-
ia bardzo TAME pomieszkanie
DO tylko cztery marki plaza
miesiecznie "a komorne, opal i
Swatlo), znajduja pr6cz tego
opieke prawdziwie macierzy1-
ska j ochrone pred zlem. Re.
gully domu So takie, jakich
przestrzega W rodzinie swej
kaada matka chrzescija6ska.
Komitet milosiernych pan czu.
wa mad tenn, aby zaklad eel
osisgnal zapewniajac dziew.
czetom bezpiecze6stwo domu
rodzicielskiego i macierzyhskie
obchodzenie sig z niemi. Ko.
mitet ten pragie goraco, aby
wszyscy, tax mieszka1cy mia.
sta, jak lud ze wsi, zwiedzali
ten nowopowstaly zaklad i
intereaowali sic MIN; opiekun.
ka chetnie zwiedzajacych
wszedzie bedzie oprowadzala.
Gdy poznaja sig bliaej tenn
dzielem, pewnie nieraz' przy.
bywat beds do piwniczki "a.
k}adu dary W naturze, karto.
file, jarzyny, do spirzarni zbo-
"a rozmalte, a w6Wczas ,pozy.
wienie dziewczat jesscze taniej
nia dzisiaj obliczonem bedzie.
Co miesiac przedstawi sic
dziewczetom najdokladniejszy
wykaz poniesionych na wyay-
wienie ich wydatk6w, a i'm
wiecei dar6w W naturze wply-
ME, tenn taniej to wyzywienie
dziewczetom wypadnie, gdya
zaklad zadnej korzysci dla sic.
bic ciagnac ME bedzie, a one
kieszeni swej ponioss jaknaj.
taniej obliczone koszta utrzy-
mania.
WmssaaOa. =, Warszawskij
Dniewn.' donosi, il pred
kilku dniami 2 wiezienia przy
ul. Dlugiej ucieklo Z wiezni6w.
Okolo godziny 8 W nocy dy.
aurny dozorca Charatyn usly.
szal W cell Mr.. 20 jakis halas;
zajrzawszy przez okienko,
spostrzegl on niezwykle oay.
wienie wsr6d wiezni6w i zaraz
dad znac o tenn dzwonkiem
elektrycznym stojacemu ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-01
w ruchu.

BURLINGTON, Ia, 81 Maja.
Warsztaty kolei Chicago, Bur.
lington and Quincy, W West
Burlington, W pe}nym znowu
So ruchu. Tysiac robotuik6w
otrzymalo zatrudnjenie. Do
tychczas pracowano tam tylko
po piet dni ma tydzie6. Place
robotnik6w zwiekszyly sic o
$4,000 miesiecznie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-01
Kr6l wzywa p0mOey.

ArENY, 81 Maja. = Krol
jerry odwiedzil wczoraj pos1a
rosyjskiego onu i po dwugo,
dzinnej MIN naradzie telegra-
fowa} do cara, upraszajac 60
usilnie, aaeby wstawil sic "a
Grecys i wplynal ma zmodyf-
kowanie uciaaliwych warun-
k6w pokoju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-01
Z KOngresu.

WASHINGTON, Sligo Maia.-
Onegdaj odbylo sic tylko po'
siedzenie senatu, a dzisiai tyl-
ko kr6tkie posiedzenie izby.
Ma posiedzeuiu senatu nasts-
pila chwilowa przerwa W obra'
dach mad taryfa, gdyz senator
Morgan zaczsl ostro krytyko-
wac bezczynuosc izby. Gale
po poludnie zesz}o ma sprze.
czaniu sic o to sprawe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-01
To ME Nemezys.

- Jestem bardzo nieszczesliwy.
Parma, kt6ra kochalem, zdradzila
mnie.
"A ty MAKO zdradziies W swojem
zyoiu. Teraz "a wszystkie ukarala
Gle Nemezys.
= Przepraszam, mojej zdrajczyni
ma imie Wlkcis.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-01
Bkutki psniki W kosclele.

P1zA, Wiochy, 81 Maja. -
Podczas odsloniecia obrazu W
tutejszej katedrze powstala
panika W skutek obalenia sic
lichtarza re swieca. w natlo.
ku zgnieciono ma smierc die.
wiec os6b, a 81 os6b pokale.
czono niebezpiecznie. So to
przewaanie kobiety tutejsze.
60 miasta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-01
U kslecia WALTZ.

LoNDYN, 1890 Maja. -
Ambassador amerykadski, pull
kownik John Hay, byl dzisiai
ma przyjsciu u ksiecia Walli |
przedstawil mu kilku ZION.
k6w, misdzy innymi bylego
gubernatora Levi P. Morton,
j. S. sargart, R. H. Davis,
Antony Drexel i Frank An
dreWs.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-01
WiOsna.

- Mezu 60 sic toba stalo? Nos
skaleczony, kapelusz zgnieciony, u
branie W strzepach....
- A to ty ME wiesz, ae juz wio.
sna?
- Coz wiosua Wilma tsmu, zs sic
upi}esP I
= Upisem. upi}em. 49,. To
ci cyklisci uwijaja sic po ulicach jak
waryaci, ME zwazajsc, czy kto ley
na ulicy lub nie...s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-01
patrolu Wisniewskiemu. Ten
ostatni przybyl bezzwlocznie

,patrolu Wisniewskiemu. Ten
ostatni przybyl bezzwlocznis
ma miejsce widzac, ze wie-
zniowie ME spia, podni6sl
alarm. Tymczasem dozorca
Chsrtin zauwazyi spuszczaja4
cego SIG przez okno po linie
wieznia strzelil do niego 4
rewolweru. w tymae samym
czasie przez Malewki przejez.
dzal pomocnik komisarza Ego
cyrkulu, Sidorowicz, kt6ry
s}yszsc strza}y widzsc upada.
jacego wieznia dostawil 60 dc
cyrkulu. By} to Mateusz Jusz
kowski, kt6ry jak sic okazaio,
mial postrzelony prawy poll.
GEEK, przyczem kula osiadia
tax g}eboko, re o wyjeciu jej
ME by}o mowy. Dozorca WI
sniewski widzia} take ma da.
chu jednego wieznia i strDelil
do niego, ale bezskutecznie.
Przy rewizyi cell nr.29z 90 osa.
dzonych tam wiezni6w ME zna-
Ieziono :Mateusza Juszkowskie.
60, W}adyslawa Parkuszew.
skiego, Izydora Zycha, Wikto.
ra ChruSciela, Jana Lacha,
Micha}a Kalinowskiego Sta.
nis}awa Zielihskiego. Tego
ostatniego oko}o godziny 5 2
rama zatrzymano W 5 cyrkule
i dostawiono z powrotem do
wiezienia. Poszukiwania pozo-
sta}ych wiezni6w prowadzo.
ne So energicznie.
Kosomyja. = Czytamy W
,,Gazecie Kolomyjskiej": Mia.
sto nasze posiada jedyns pa.
miatke historyczna przypomi-
najscsnaszna chlube przeszfosc
dziejowa. Jest MIA skromny
pomnik ma polach Kosaczowa,
przypominajacy potomnym, &c
W tenn miejscu skladai pred
piecioma wiekami hospodar
woloski Stefan pred Kazimie.
rem Jagielo6czykiem przysie-
60 lennicza. Pomnik ten, ME
otoczony niczyja opieka, od
lat kilku ME restaurowany, ME
zaopatrzony aadnym objasnia'
jacym napisem pr6cz setks
nazwisk miejscowch turyst6w,
rozpada sic zwolna W gruzy.
Do os6b, kt6rych opiece pozo'
stawiono ten pomnik, zwraca.
my sic z prozba, by W imis
naszej przeszloaci i W obronie
miasta przed zarzutem wan.
dalizmu zaopiekowali sic pa.
miatka przypominajacs ubie'
gle czasy.
Taamopo5. = q Tarnopola
donoszs 10 z. m.: Onegdaj pc
p6lnocy we wsi Poznanka
Gnila niewysledzeni dotad
zloczy6cy napadli ma dom ma
jetnego wloscianina Marcelu-
ka, wymusili ma MIN wydanie
klucz6w cd skrzyni, a naste-
pnie zrabowawszy wszystko,
co W chacie by1o, Marceluka,
czfowieka W podesz1ym juz
wieku, W straszny spos6b "a.
mordowali. iona Marceluka
uratowala sic, schroniwszy sic
ma strych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-01
Turey posuwsja sic naprzod

ArENY, 81 Maja. - Dope.
see Lamia powiadaja, ze po-
mime zawieszenia broni .woj.
ska tureckie zajmujs pozycye,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-01
POszukiWanie.

Aatonina K Romorososka zamieszka-
Ia 20 Krakosoie, Dsbniki l16, aro-
9zona rokn 1878 okoto BrzeScia
liteaOskiego, prdgnfe mist s0sad0mose
D ojcu sscoim slnicie.
- ~, % q, Is sstr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-01
Dzien wienczenia grOb6W.
Decoration Day.)

w dniu, W ktorym ayWl
czest oddajs umar}ym, a zw{a-
SEGA takim, kt6rzy krew prze,
lewali "a wolnose tutejszej
naszei ojczyzny, nasunslo SIG
nie&torym patryotom pytanle,
czy ia krew czczonych pow
szechnie bohaterow ME zostaia
przelana nadaremnie.
Powiadais oni, ze grozi nam
dzisiaj wieksze niebezpiecze1'
stwo, niz "a czas6w wybuchu
ostatniej wojny domowej.
Jakkolwiek ME napada na tu.
teiszs rzeczpospolits aaden
nieprzyjaciel bronis W reku,
toczy mas rak korrupcyi. We
wszystkich stanach Uni uska-
rzais sig obywatele ma prze
kupstwo radc6w gmin pra'
wodawc6w, ma zgnilizne mo.
ralns, szerzons przez korpo.
racye kapitalist6w i ma obojs
those wyborc6w na lajdactwa,
iakich sic dopuszcza wiekszose
urzednik6w. W przeddzie6
wie6czenia grob6w odbyl sic W
Chicago mityng indygnacyjny,
ma kt6rym grozono zemsta
nietylko monopolistom, lecz j
ich narzsdziom, zdradzajscym
zaufanie obywateli, kt6rych
interesom zle sluas. Przedsta.
wiciel robotnikow zarzuca{
legislature W Springfield, ae
wypelnia rozkazy chicagoskich
magnatow kolejowych, lecz ME
zwraca najmniejszej uwagi ma
wnioski zwiszk6w robotni-
czych, ponleWaz tie ME pople'
rais swych wniosk6w, majs'
cych dobro ludu na celu,
brzeczscymi argumentsmi.
Me ulega wstpliwosci, ze
Aorrhpcya W calej maszynie
ur edniczej jest ogromna a
:przyjs jei niewymownie og6l.
tie gonienie 20 dolarem, przy-
ezem kazdy mysli o sobie, ME
z'vracajsc uwagi ma bliznich,
ne kierujac sic wzgledami
moralnosci, ME liczsc sic AMI z
sumieniem wlasnem, ami z
opinis sasiad3w przyjacia.
Takiemu spoleczehstwu "a
graza zaglada - m6wis jedni.
Take stosunki istnia}y Cd po.
czatku swiata - powiadajs
inni. Gdyby ludzie ME byli
ludzmi tylko, ME bylyby mie'
day mimi odzywaly sic glosy
prorok6W i ME byliby powsta-
wall misdzy mimi prawodawcy,
jak Budda, Zorosster, Moizesz,
Mahomet i t. p. Filozofowie
we woinej Grecyi glosili jua
zasady, ze ich wsp6}czesni mu.
szs bye kierowani zelazna reks
tyranow ze ludowladztwo
tylko W malych i biednYch
krajach utrzymae sic moae,
gdzie ME istniejs r6anice ma
jatkowe i gdzie niema pola
popisu dla ludzi ambitnych.
Tam gdzie miedzy ubogimi ME
brak bogatych, tam lud nak}a'
da ma mich podatki i zagraza
prawom w}asnosci. Bogaci
skupiajs sic dla strzezenia
swych interes6w, a gdy to ME
pomaga, oglsdajs sic "a osoba
| energiczns, kt6ra obdarzajs
| w}adzs tyrana. Ztsd wynika,
ze po psnoWaniu ludu nastaje
Apanowanie moznow}adztwa,
poczem do w}adzy dostaje sic
motioch, aaeby ustspic pred
batem tyrau6w, przyjmujscych
ytuly krol6w i cesarzy.
Teorye greckich msdrc6w
sprawdzaly sic W historyi az
DO nainowszych czas6w. Do
wodem ma to dzieje Francyi W
Kbiezscem stuleciu. Teorya taxa
moze sic sprawdziG i ma Sta
mach Zjeduoczonych, jezeli z3o
AbraG bedzie stale gore mad do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-01
Zimno / snieg.

MENon1NEE, Wis, 81 Maja.
- Wczoraj padal tu przez caiy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-01
Zwiazek katolicki niemiecki,

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, 81 Maja.
ID wczorai odbywa sic tn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-01

Ia zniszczenie portretu
Lutra, kt6ry wisial W szkole
graboszy6skiej (katolickiej) i
p6zniei skutkiem skargi ojc6w
zosta1 usuniety, skazal sad Ia
wiczny W Bytomiu ma Pomorzu
dwoje dzieci szkolnych ma 90
marek kary lub 5 dni wiszie-
MIA, odnosnie ma 80 m. kary
lub tydzied wiszienia!!
Gremium profesorow ]
uczni6w wszechnicy Jagieloh.
skiej zamierza wsp6lych ofar
wzniesc wg}6wnym gmachu
uniwersyteckim popiersie Mi
ckiewicza.
= w Sanoku umarl W tych
dniach sp. Walenty Lipihski,
veteran z roku 1881.
- KS. pralat Woli6ski po-
Iwiecil W Strzelnie dnia 9 I'm.
dom mieszkania dla dw6ch
Elzbietanek, kt6re osiedliiy sic
tutaj, ably pielegnowae cho-
rych W Strzelnie i okolicy.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-07-30

D8tRSiuS LOT COtlOn, Runny clOLQ, ''-'t
single fabrics for covering cot
ton, of single yarns OF juta, etc.,
not bleaehed, colored or STAIN
ed, not exceeding l6 threads to
the square inch, weighing not
less than l5 ounces per square
yard. .6-lUC ID
Laces, lace window curtains, IT,
dies, bed sets, founcings and
other lace articles, handker-
chiefs, napkins and other arti-
cles wLolly or part Of lace or
In imitation, nets, wells, ruch-
tnRs, tuckings, 'fleshings and
quillings, embroideries and
all trimmings, including
braids, edgings, insertings,
founcings, gallons, goringsand
bands, wearing apparel, hand
kerchiefs and other fabrics
embroidered in any manner,
tamboured articles or wear
ing apparel, ahenistitched or
tucked founcings or skirtings,
articles wholly or in part of
rufhings, tuckings or ruehings;
all foregoing Of fax, cotton or
other vegetable fiber, not pro-
vided for, in part india rubber
or otherwise. ................ cope 60pc
Lace window curtains, pillow
shamsSbed sets, finished or un-
finished, made on the Noting
ham lacesourtain machines or
on the Nottingham.*a1p MIA
chimes, composed of cotton or
other vegetable fber,y when
counting five points or spaces
between the warp threads to
the inch. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 yd 50pc
&20po
Counting more than five points 'e
or spaces to the inch, in addi-
ton for each point to the inch
in excess of ffive................. kc& 5opo
a0po
None of the above to pay less
Cnan...... Observation-Disclosures. 6Opc
Pile fabrics in which fax is of
ch1ef Observation-Disclosures. cope IS pc
Handkerchiefs composed offiax,
hemp, ramie or other vegetable
fiber, in the piece or. otherwise,
wholly or partly finished, not
hemmed, or hemmed only..... 50pc 4Opc
If hemstitched, or imitation
hemstttched, or reversed, or
with drawn threads, but not
embroidered or initiated. ....... @po cope
Woven fabrics, not provided for,
of flax, hemp or ramie in chief
value, weighing ~ ounces or
more per square yard, when
containing not more than 60
threads to square inch. .........lA sgd
&aopc 35pc
Containing more than 60 and not
more than l29 threads to square
inch ........................ 2Ao&
3Opc 35pc
Containing more than 120 and
not more than $50 threads to
square inch h..................... &c q
aopc a5pc
Containing more than 1s0 threads
to square inch. &c &
None of the foregoing woven fab
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-07-30


Ginger ale, ginger beer, lemon
ade soda water and other sim
liar waters, in plain green or
colored, nodded or pressed
glass bottles, containing each
not more than u of pint, per
Observation-Disclosures" lso 2Op c
Containing more than q OF
pint each and not more than
TX pints per dog. .............. ESQ oop c
II imported otherwise than in
plain green or colored, nodded
or pressed glass bottles, or in
such bottles containing more
than ~ pints each, duty shall
he collected on the bottles or
other colorings at the rate
charged thereon If imported
empty wv 6oA
All mineral waters and Sll lml-
tations of natural mineral wa
ters and all artificial mineral
waters not specially provided
for, in green or colored glass
bottles, containing not more
than one pint, per dozen. ...... 2Oc ~ c
r. containing more than one pint
and not more than one quart
anu anu doz. ans 300 20p c
70 imported otherwise than in
nlain. green or colored glass
bottles, or if imported in such
bottles containing more than
one Quart. per gal...........,. Ac Dp
scHEDULE I.-Cotton Manufactures.
co+ton thread and carded yarn
warps or warp yarn, except
! snool thread or cotton, not col
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-07-30
,ame as women's and children's dress goods,

same as women's and childrens dress goods
etc.
Blankets over 8 yards in length pay same
duty as on cloths.
The Mckinley law provided on blankets,
hats of wool and flannels for underwear COM
posed wholly or in part of wool, ETC., valued
at not more than Doc lb, the duty per pound
shall be the same that imposed on one and
one-half pounds Of unwashed wool of the first
class, and in addition 30 per cent; valued at
more than 30c and not more than 40c per
pound, twice the duty on unnwashed wool of
the first class; valued at more than 40c and
not more than SOC lb, three times the duty on
unwashed wool of the first class, and in addi-
tion, on all the above named, G5 per cent; on
blankets and hats of wool, ETC., valued at more
than SOC lb, three and one-half times the duty
on unwashed wool of the first class and 40 per
cent. Flannels composed wholly or in part of
wool, etc, valued above SOC lb, shall be classed
and pay the same duty womens and chill
dren's dress goods, coat Innings, 'ian cloths
and goods Of similar character ..nd descrip-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-07-30


Tho Mckinley law provided on woolen or
worsted cloths, shawls, knit fabrics and all
fabrics made on knitting machines and frames,
and all manufactures Of every description
made wholly or in part Of wool, worsted, hair
Of the camel, goat, alpaca or other animal, not
specially provided for, valued at not more than
80c ID, the duty shall be three times the duty
imposed on pound Of unwashed wool Of the
first class, and In addition As per cent; valued
ut more than 8Oc and not more than 400 lb, the
duty shall be three and onehalf times that on
unwashed wool Of the first class, and in addi-
ton 40 per cent; valued above 4Oc lb, the duty
shall be four times that on unwashed wool Sf
the first class and in addition thereto 80 per
cent.
Blankets and fannels for un-
derwear composed wholly or
in part of wool valued at not
more than 40c lb................ go lib rs or
&80pc 80pc
Valued at more than 40c and not
more than Soc lb. ............... 88c g
85pc s5pc
Valued at more than Soc h. 49,, $50 8
40pc 85po
Flannels valued above 500 lb shall pay the
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-07-30

Wines
Champagne and all other spar
king wines, in bottles, con-
tanning each not more than one
quart and more than one pint,
per COZ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Containing not more than one
pint each and more than one
half pint, per doz..
Containing one-half pint each or
less, per doz.
In bottles or other vessels con-
tanning more than one pint
each in addition to $8 per doz.
bottles, on the quantity in ex-
cess Of one quart, per gal. -.
Still wines, including ginger
wine and vermouth, in casks
or packages other than bottles
or jugs, containing IA p G or
less of absolute alcohol. .......
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-27
IN THE NATTER OF THE DISSOLU
TON AND INSTRUMENTATION
OF THE PAUKAA SUGAR
COMPANY.

/ TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRES
| ENTS SHALL COME. /. JAMES A.
! KING. Minister of the Interior of the
! Republic CT Hawaii. send greeting
! WHEREAS. on the 9Th day OF Feb
| ruary, \. ID. 1891 the Paukaa Sugar
| Company, a corporation existing under
the laws of the Hawaiian Islands. pre-
! scented TO the Minister of the Interior.
petition together with a Certificate
setting forth that al q meeting of its
| Stockholders called for that purpose. II
was decided by vote OF over three
fourths OF the said Stockholders to dis
solve and disincorporate the said Cor
poration, which said Certificate was
signed by J. B. Anterior. President.
and George r. Carter, Secretary. the
Presiding Officer and Secretary respec-
lively Of said meeting which said Petit
ton and Certificate were entered of
Record in the Office of the Minister of
the Interior.
AND WHEREAS. notice was there
after caused to be published in the
English and Hawaiian languages for
sixty days in the Semi-Weekly Hawai-
ian Gazette and the Nupepa Kuokoa.
published in the City of Honolulu
that is to say from the 9th day of Feb
ruary to the 9Th day of April 1897. in
the Seml-Weekly Hawaiian Gazette
and from the 18th day of February to
the 9th day of April. 1897 in the Nu-
pepa Kuokoa and affidavits of the pub
LEGATION whereof have been presented
to this Office and are annexed TO the
Original Petition and Certificate on
file
AND WHEREAS. am satisfied that
the vote therein certified was taken.
and l am further satisfied that all
claims against the said Paukaa Sugar
Company have been paid and dis
charged.
NOW THEREFORE KNOW YE.
That in consideration of the premises
and no reason to the contrary appear
ing, do here declare that the said Cor
poration, the PAUKAA SUGAR COM
PANY, is hereby dissolved and that
the surrender of its Charter dated Oc-
tober goth. A. D. 1882. is hereby ac-
cepted on behalf of the Hawaiian Gov
eminent
Given under my hand and
the Seal of the Depart
lSeal1 ment of the Interior this
18th day of April, A D.
1897
(Signed) J. A. KING
Minister of the Interior
4594-1w
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PASSENGERS.
Arrivals.


From Hawaii per stmr Iwalani,
April 26.-George Angus, William
Stanley, Captain Sachs, Harry Swim
ton. G. Finn, J. Little, II. Kallstrom.
G.. Bromley and % on deck.
For Vancouver and Victoria, per c.
\. s. S. Miowera, April 26.-Mrs. NJ.
Mander. VIM. Churchill, Gus A Mauer
Thomas NJ. Birnie, Fl. Smith, Mrs. z.
Luce, Miss z. F. Mist. Mrs. L. F. Al
vareZ. Mrs. c. f. Pritchard Miss s. 7.
Pinder. Mrs. J. T. Waterhouse and the
Misses Waterhouse, Henry Moss. Mrs.
7. Bachelor, Harris ]. Bachelor.
Frank A. Bachelor, John Rutledge,
Charles Suprey, Mrs. Alex. Moir, Mrs.
Sam Milne, Mrs. Jane Wilson, Mrs.
John Mckenzie, James c. Low. w.
Burton. wife and daughter, Mrs. Kaa-
uamO Wilder T. Hatch. Olivia and
three children. Mrs. Makakehao and
two children. Keahi, wife and baby.
Palikapu. wife and four children. viii
G. Farrell. William Mendenhall and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. Baird.
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The Ke Au Hou will go to Kahuku,
this island, for load of sugar today.
The Hackfeld scows are on the ma
| rine railway for cleaning and repairs.
Yesterday morning 10 warrants were
issued for deserving sailors from the
u. S. S. Marion.
The American ship Iroquois will sail
for New York with full load of sugar
at p. m. today.
The battalion from the U. S. S. Phil
adelphia will probably come ashore for
drill Tuesday morning next.
The bark G. d. Bryant will sail for
Laysan Island Thursday, after cargo
of guano for H. Hackfeld & Co.
Two deserters from the IrOquois
were captured in Waialae and another
from the Kenilworth in Eva, Sunday.
The ship Kenilworth will haul out
into the stream today where she will
take sugar from the schooner Ka Moi.
The Miowera got away about $50 p.
M. yesterday. She took a very large
number of passengers and a small
freight.
The Kinau sails for Maui and Ha-
wall ports at 10 a. m. The Claudine,
for Maui, and the w. G. Hall, for Kau
al ports as far as Eleele, both sail at
p. M.
The Iwalani came in yesterday morn
ing with cargo of sugar and 26 head
of cattle. She brought the officers and
crew of the wrecked Likelike from Ha
wall.
Purser HUMPHREYS, of the CA. S. S.
Miowera. was so pleased at the music
by the Hawaiian Band on the Pacific
Mail wharf yesterday afternoon that
he sent down Professor Berger and the
boys liquid refreshments to gladden.
their hearts. The favor was very much
appreciated.
The Monowai leaves San Francisco
for this port April 29tb. arriving here
May g. This will he her last trip. Her
place will be taken by The Moana, leav-
ing Sydney June 18th, and arriving here
June oath. on her first trip. Captain
Carey will be in command. The Aoran-
gi leaves Sydney May 10th and arrives
in Honolulu in the Warrimoo's place,
May oath. This will likewise be her
first trip.
The r NJ s. Miowera, Chas. w
Hay commander. arrived in port and
hauled alongside the Pacific Mail wharf
about s a. m. yesterday Following is
the report, kindly furnished by the
purser: LEFT Sydney April 18th at
p. m. and arrived in Suva morning of
nth. Experienced fine weather
throughout the trip. Left Suva 4:45 D.
m. same date; cleared the Fiji group
s a. m. following day Passed Macy
Island noon on Thursday. April goth
The r. NJ. s. Warrimoo was signalled
p m. of the DIST. call we'll, from this
port. Strong NE. trades were met
with, accompanied by high seas. keep
ing ship back somewhat Weather i'm
proved Sunday. 25th. and continued
fine to port, which was reached as
q bOVa
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
VESSELS IN PORT.

NAVAL.
U. S. S. Philadelphia, Beardslee, San
Diego.
u. S. S. Marion, Greene, San Diego.
Fl. b. M. S. Wild Swan, MacVey Napier,
Kauai.
MERCHANTMEN.
This List Does Not Include Coasters
Am schr Esther Buhne, Anderson, Eu-
reka.
Am blk Seminole, Weldon, Newcastle.
Am ship Iroquois, Taylor, San Fran
CISCO
Am schr Alice Cooke, Penhallow, Port
Townsend.
Nor bark Fortuna, Mikkelsen, New
castle.
Am schr VIM. Bowden, Fjerem, New
castle.
Am bktne Newsboy, Mollestad, New
castle.
Am bark Albert, Griffiths, San Fran
cisco.
Am ship Kenilworth, Baker, San Fran
cisco.
Am. bktne Archer, Calhoun, San Fran
cisco.
Am bark C. D. Bryant, Colly, San Fran
cisco.
Am bark. Alden Besse, Potter, San
Francisco.
Ger bark Paul Isenberg, Whitman, Liv-
erpOol.