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HAWAIIAN GAZETTE
PCBLISUEDBY
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.. (Limited,)
Eery Tue.day and frlday
nl FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM
rarruu lubwrlDtri u.ttO In Jnnf,
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Anil EDITOR.
Oiice. So. 44 Mereaast Street
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eairje ire ta ii" above scale. aad
Earvpeoa or A"rticaB advertise
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neots. jt saoscripuoas e
order.
THE
Daily Pacific Commercial Advertiser
Is pabtlsaed bj tie Himix Gaestts
it it OSee la Mercaaat street, aad delivered
br Carrier fa tie City, at
El'ht Dollars (SS.OO Per Aanaa.
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HAWAIIAN '.A2ETTS COHPJT.
No n Xercaaat street
business Carfis.
PROFESSIONAL.
CARTER. & CARTER,
i3 Xo U Kercaaat street.
A. ROSA.
Attornoy .t
Xo. 15 Subctus.
liin Hono'ola. H. I. 7
-WILLIAM C. PARKE.
Attorney ax La"W
And Aeat toie Acknoisleiigments.
OFFICE- 13 SuroiASC Srass.
ISM Koaolata. H. I. Q
"W. R. CASTLE.
Aa4 Xotary Public. Atteads all tie Courts of
1JM tie Kiacdam. j
J. ALFRED aiAGOOX.
Attorney and Counselor At Law-
OFFICE 3 Xerciaal street.
Eoaorarx, H. I.
1JO I
ED MOFFSCULAEGER A: CO.
Elsj mad BetielStreeU,
Haaelala. E. L,
H- L. HOLSTETX.
Attornoy t Xo."c".
CciiacrsMrs PaoxrriT Arrtraxo is.
WTl SOHALA. It
JOICV n. PATV,
SOTA2T PUBLIC lid C02ESHsSI03ZS
tf SETS 3
For tie SUteu of Caltferala aal Xew Tort
OSes at tie BaaJc of Btsiop i Co Haaetatz.
IIS
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L;or:ir cf tHiertl Jir
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FEA5C3, SXGLiXD. GEHMAXT AXD THS
TXTTEB STATES.
U3 j Xo. M Qaeea Street. EoaofaJa.H.L.
HTifAX BROTHERS.
Commission Merchants,
3M Front street, Saa. Fraadsco.
Particalir atlas tloti paii to lllta? aadsi fflzx
1TT3 orders. J
F. A. SCIIAETEIi A CO.
Importers A Commission Mrc's.
1KB Eosolala. EawiHaa IsUadi. j
a. HACKFLO A; CO.,
erol AzasU.
VSSi strjetSoaofeila. H.I. y
G. W. MACTARLA5E A CO
Importers azd Coonisios Xerciazts,
Sosalnta. EawaSaa tstaads.
Xirrlees. Watson Jr Ca Scotfaad Street Iraa
WC. GU.CTWi.
J'oha Fawfer Ca (Leeds Lbaied Steaai PJoir
ISM aad Locomotire Warts. Leeda. ly
THEO. H 1ATIE! A Co..
Laport4n ii.i Coxjaiuiaa JLtraiaaiJ,
AJI3 AiTXTS Mi
Lloyd's aad tie LtrerpaolCaderwnters,
Brrusi aad Fareica Xanae Irjanace Co.
VTU AsJ.Stziri Arrrira
PIOHEER STEAK
CancJy Manufactory and Bakery.
Praetlen. Canfeettimer. Pastry Coofc aad Six'
VIA TIEotelSt.bat Xiaaaa aad Wart
Uushitss Qiarus.,
MISCELLANEOUS.
BISHOP & COMPAJTV.
BANKERS.
HUAOLrLV. ilAUAIl.lA IU..U
DRAW BICHANUE OX
THE 31HX OF CtUFCRSU. SAS FRABCISCO
B TKZIS It 1ST IX
York, Ooitutt. rart
SESSnS. H. R3THSCHILD 1 SOUS. LQXOOJi
Coraeiercul BiaiiSE Co. of sjdaej,
Lacdop.
Tie CoaaercUl T;nHlr Co. ol Sjdaej.
Sjdaej. TieBior Xe 2eliad,Ackliad.
isd Its Bnacie In Cirijtciarci, D jnedin ad
TVolWastoo.
Tie Baal or CoJsbU. P !d.
Oresoo
Tie Ajores ad Midein Isliadj.
Stcckioba. swedes.
Tie Siartered Bask oJ Iodia, Asjti .1 sd
Cilsa.
Hosrkont.Tokoiarai. Japai. Aadncsiacta
135i Geaeral Baaitai B3Jiae? t
K. O. IIALLA: JJO.
LIMITED.
ljor:ers iid ZitaXtzi iz. EircVire.
Plowu, Paiats. (Hlj aad Gecerai Merciscdi.e.
OFFICE Ss:
a Hall Presldest aad Maaaser
SO Vfi'M.... Treasurer
"as F JUfcfs. ............... . ......... ....Aaditor
Tio Xaj aad T V." Heiwa... JJirectors
I3S6 Coraer Fort aad Kibe t t
E- ISWTtBJ. y. J. LOWKST. C X. CCOKT.
LKVKi:. jt COIlkL'.
Scccesors tj Lswsas i Dic-.os,
Importer i sd Dealers la Lazier,
AadaUiiads of BcUdlas llatjrlalj.
135C Fort Street. "osolalc T
EilPISI HOUSE.
J OLDS. ::::::::: proprietor
Ccraer Xsaaaa ATeaae aad Hotel streets.
Choice Alen, "Wine aad Xfuon
ti r.
E. S. CXTXEA'
Eotil w JL23.0 I3 '.or.
UXIOX SAI.OOX.
ts rear of tie " Hawaiian Gazeue ' brild'as
itet Xo. 21 Xerciaal S"vt.
HOXOLULTJ IRON WORKS CO
ySPrf. steaai Easiaes.sajar M- j. Boilers,,
- iiii " T T J'-J
1 in Castas
Machinery of Every Description
Orur
Particslir atteaUoc pa.d to Si ps' Blackt
iaiitiisz JOS WOKSicateJoc
13S6 sotler
H. W. SCHMIDT & SONS,
Hocolala.
JOH. T AVATKKHOlti:.
UC?0ET2 AJTD DSAIXE 13 GrX"Z3AL
3tE2CHA53I5S.
t!M Qaeea street. Hoanlala 7
7. 7L WHIT53Y, iL D., D- D. S
OeitoIEacaii c Fcrt
Brewer's, Btodccoraer Hotel aaa Fori
IIM streets Eataaee. Hotel stm"
WILLIAK 0. SMITH.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
ti Fort seet. : : Uoaolala.
13-y
E. G. HITCHCOCK.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
OZee at KILO, HAWAII.
Bnis Paoxm.T Coiiicm.'
C E. "WTLXIAMS,
l3po7tr, irinfirtartr, TJpiditerar.
insiiixa nr
Fuairrunt cf aEHT DEicsipncs,
Pi&aoa and w.4al InaUriiTnynta.
IM3 IPS FORT sTSSST. ly
M. S. GRrJTBAUH & CO-
nrocus ot
Gs1 ?T'a',J &nd CaazaisslAii
VSA T
iL S. GRXNBATril S: CO
Commission Merchants,
Xo. 215 Frost Street 'aa 'rasciico, CaL
Post OzTce Box ajK.
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HAWAIIAN WINE CO.
XRAXK BROTSIf. laaasT.
2S aad 30 Heniaat Street, Hacolals, H. I.
ILfi. W. F. ALLSr,
AXO?nCZ OTZZXZSfSS. BISHOP
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COeoraer of 2fercaaat aad Saaatxaiaa'a
treeta.aad ie will b piqued ts tceail taicj
alaT eatrasted to ilra. tgsi
. E. McI.TTTTRE 3c I5IIO.
Srucary, ?eed Ssa oi Siiary.
Coraer Stai aad Fen .Streets.
MM Eoaolara. B. I. s
THE HA"WALtAS
Investment Cnwan
(Lrstltes
Mosey loaaed for km? a. mart priot.,
CM APPROVED
to W. W. BALL.
BaTr BWxk. Fart St. T
sVILUEII c CO..
Caraeraf FortaadQ.asaSteets.HsaofaIs.
Lxaier,"7Ai2ti,0ili,5ails. Salt 4
MM If ttanalj af crry fcad. s
C ETrSTACEa
(Foraerly 'riti B. T. BoDe Jfc C.
Wholesale and Retzii Crocer,
1 : ' Srai 'Intel, oader 11 a 1 I' as ,
aaf .
sHed ar shnrc ' .-I H-? fTer
vaajar )n!er ror ' - ' - 'rrr
f ji t y
" THE HAWAIIAN REVOLUTION."
A Few of the Contents of This
Most Interesting "Work.
The work on the "ITawaiiau
Revolution " is going ahead rapidly.
The patron list is a strong one,
headed by President Dole. It will
contain, among other things, the
following articles : Professor Alexanders
histories of the reigns of
Kalakaua and Liliuokalani, brief
histories of the Revolution of 1S93
aud the Provisional Government
to date, the correspondence between
President Dole and Minister
Willis, Thurston's protest in Washington-
and his statement of the
Hawaiian case. President Dole's
specifications, Senator Morgan's report,
and the Senate's action on the
Hawaiian matter.
The price of the book will not
exceed sixty cents as.d will probably
be only half a dollar. It will
have an elaborate fancy cover, and
will be a work that will be a
and necessary addition to
everv librarv.
Opium ut the Settlement.
A letter from R. W. Meyer, the
superintendent of the leper settlement,
was read at the meeting of
the Board of Health yesterday,
stating that there had been two
packages of opium found at the settlement,
that had evidently been
smuggled in. The authorities are
working on the case. Mr. Meyer
also reported that two lepers had
but had been captured at
Kaunakakai.
HAWAIIAN
Abstract and Title Co.
N"0. 4U .VT KRCEAXT ST.
HUXOLDLU. U. 1.
y.. aatca ... trreoalstit
Cscfl Brown
- - Vice-President
W. B. Castle ... Secretary '
J. F.Browa, - Treasurer A ITsnier
W.F. Fwar - - Auditor j
t
This Company u prepared to search
records and famish abstracts of title to
all real property in the Kingdom.
Parties placing loans on, or contemplat
ing the purchase o' real estate will nd it
to their adrantage to cocsnlt the company
n regard to tirie.
gy .Ml orders attended to witii
TipHnT 125- p. O. Box !.
IS. ANDERSON LDSDY
DENTISTS.
Hotel St., opj..Dr.J. S. XcGtcvr'
2-GAS ADMyiSTSKKD.
fflSS D. LAMB-
Notary Public
OSce of J. A Majrcoc, llerchant street,
near the PoetoEee.
HUE 3. PH1LXTPS.
Ladioa' TTn1r Drosser
Hans Ccttcxut aad Tonrr Aznsrs.
3!a Market St, oppo. FicnE St, Sas Fraacsco
Canadian Pacific
ras Fxaacs Toosrsr Eocrz cr thi Wosxa.
$5 Second and SI 0 First Class.
Less than by Other Lines.
To in. Poors a zzs. TJKITED STATES
ura CASAD A. tia Poarrjwn, Tacotca.
SsarrxE. Vicroaia urn TAScotma.
xatrTTAZs azaozra.
BinS, Glacier; 2fom:t Stephen and
Praaer Casca.
Ticieta to afl pntaM m Jpia, ChiaA, India
andankQsd the- worid.
3 For Tickets rai General Inforraatios
THEO. H. DAVIES & CO.,
Airetli Psd2c for
' VSyij Hawaiian UUxsds.
jfiiiiT?liiiiiii1ifa t r i"T"3
THE COUNCILS IN SESSION,
A Good Deal of Business Done by
the Law-Givers.
A SUKDAY BAND CONCERT BILL IN.
The Councils Get Duvrn to Work on the
Salaries ami I'ay Koll 15111 The
of the Bxecutlve
rrevall Grading the Salaries.
The Councils were called to order
at l:35iyeaterday, President Dole in
the chair.
Present: Ministers Hatch, King,
Damon and Smith; Councillors Ena,
"Waterbouse, Allen, Emmeluth,
SVilder, Smith, Bolte, Morcan,
Nott, Suhr and Tenney.
The minutes of the preceding- meeting
wenPread and approved.
. PETITIONS.
The Attorney-General presented a
petition from Kalaupapa, asking for a
general post office there.
Referred to Fiuance Committee.
Minister Hatch presented a resolution
from the Sehuetzen Club, opposing
Japanese suflrage.
Tabled for consideration wbeuever
the matter should arise.
The same Minister presented a petition
from the Hawaiian Evangelical
Association opposing Sunday band
concerts, aud protesting against Sunday
shootinsr.
Tabled for consideration with any
bill on the subject.
The President stated that the Government
had nothing whatever to do
with the Sunday shooting.
Minister Damon presented the
Weekly Financial Statement .
The report was received and placed
on file.
KEPOKTS,.
Mr. Tenney reported for the Committee
ou Cninese legislation, presenting
a substitute bill, which had
been printed aud distributed to all the
members of tbe committee. The
minority, consisting of Messrs. Emmeluth
and Smith, recommended
striking out the provision regarding
domestic service
Beport was taoled for consideration
with the bill.
BESOLCTI0"3.
- Minister Hatch presented for the
ju liciary committee a report and bill
Erovidiug far the holding of Sunday
and concerts.
Mr. Waterhous; moved the bill be
tabled for consideration by a more
representative body. Lost,
The bill took the usual course.
D. B. Smith moved the petition regarding
duty on alcohol be taken from
Hie table and referred to a special
committee. Carried.
The bill was referred to the same
committee as before, with the addition
of D. B. Smith.
rnvFIXIIHED BUSTNXSS.
Second reading of the Appropriation
Bill.
Salary of the President, $24,000.
Passed."
PEKHANEXT SETTLE3IETS.
Queen Dowager Kapiolani, ffOOO.
Pas-ed.
Mrs. BarnanI, 1600. Passed.
Mr- Simeoaa, 5400.
Deferred for investigation of the
pensioner's character.
Mrs. Kaulua, $400. Passed.
Mr.. Kauhane, 5430. Passed.
JCDICIABY.
Salsrv of Chief Justice, 112,000.
Passed.
Salary of First Associate Jcntice,
$10,000. Passed.
Salarv of Second Associate Justice,
$10,000. Pas-ed.
Salary of Clerk of Judiciary, $5400.
The Attorney-General stated that
this was one of the first reductions.
It was based on the grading system.
There had been a correspondence with
the Court on this subject. The Attorney-General
read a letter from the
Court opposing the redaction from
5250 to $5 a month, and setting forth
with much force the responsibilities of
tbe chief clerk, and tbe merits of tbe
present incumbent, Henry Smith. A
letter from Mr. Smith himself was
also read.
Minuter Damon the contention.
This Government paid
higher salarifo than any other.
Very few cirks in business houses got
more than $3W a moDth. It was iot
plea-ant to down salaries but it
wa. a to retrench.
Mr. Allen "appreciated everything
which th- Minister said, but there
were exceptions in all rules. Th; clerk
a high bond and his salary should
be riled y. He moved tbe j
item pa., at $3000.
Mr. Damon raid llie position was no
more responsible than that of the as-
eessor for Hot.oialu. I
Mr. Morgan If the clerk did !
not eet frT outside. j
The- said he got j
thern occasi nai!y only
Mr. Emmefuih any
of particular .a. All should
he reduced alike.
The Attorney-General fcaid the proposition
of Mr. Emmelutb to wale
down all salaries equally had
made before, bat it v& not a wle
thing to do. It had been proposed in
the Legislature of 1S92 aud abandoned.
The proposed reductions in this salary
bill would introduce equality and uniformity.
The heads of bureaus should
have more than tbe clerks of departments.
The niotiou to pass it at $3000 a year
was lost.
Passed as in the bill.
Extra clerical assistance, $1200.
Passed.
Shorthand reporter, $IS00.
Passed.
Hawaiian interpreter, $5400.
Passed.
Chinese interpreter, $3600.
Passed.
Salary Portuguese interpreter and
translator, S1S0O.
.tnssed.
Salary of messengers, $1920.
FIKST CIRCUIT.
Salary First Circuit Judge, 5S000.
Passed.
Salary Second Circuit Judge, $6000.
Passed.
Salary first clerk, First Circuit,
$4000.
The Attorney-General moved a reduction
to $3600.
Mr. Morgan opposed it.
Passed as in bill
Salary of second clerk, First Circuit,
$3000. Passed.
Salary of District Magistrate, Honolulu,
$3000, Passed.
Salary of clerk aud interpreter, Honolulu
District Court, $2400. Passed.
Saiarv of District Magistrate, Ewa,
$1200.
There was considerable discussion
about this item. Mr. Morgan moved
that the salary be made $16s0. Passed
at that figure.
Saiarv District .danistrate,
$1000. Passed.
Salary District Magistrate,
7th class, $S00. Passed.
Saiarv Magistrate, "Waialua,
7th class, $S00. Passed.
District .Magistrate,
7th class, SS00. Passed.
Salary Circuit Judge, 2d Circuit,
$6000 Pos-ed.
Salary of clerk, 2d Circuit, $1000.
Passed.
Salary District Magistrate, Lahaiua,
'
$1650 Passed
Salary District Magistrate,
$2200 Passed.
Salary District 'Magistrate,
$2200.
Salary District Magistrate, Hana,
516SO. Passed.
Salary District Magistrate,
$600. Passed.
Salary District Magistrate,
$600. Passed.
Salary District Magistrate, Molokai,
$1000. Passed.
Salary District Magistrate, Lanai,
$600. Passed.
Salary Circuit Judge, 3d and 4th Circuit,
$6000. Passed.
Salary of clerk, 3d and 4th Circuit,
$2000. Passed.
Salary District Magistrate, North
Kobala, $2200. Passed.
Salary District Magistrate, South
Kohala, $1000. Passed.
Salary District Magistrate. North
Kona, $500. Passed.
Salary District Magistrate, South
Kona, $S0O. Passed.
Salary District Magistrate, West
Kau, $1000. Passed.
Salary District 3Iagistrate, East
Kau, $S00. Passed.
FOURTH CIRCUIT.
Salary District Magistrate, South
Hilo, S2SS0. Passed.
Salary District Magistrate. North
Hilo, $S00. Passed.
Salary District Magistrate,
$2200. Passed.
Salary District Magistrate, Puna,
$S00. Passed.
FIFTH CIRCUIT.
Salary Circuit Judge, 5th Circuit,
$6000. Passed.
Salary of clerk, 5th Circuit, 5300.
Passed.
Salary District Magistrate, Libue,
$1650. Passed.
Salary DistrictMagistrate, Waimea,
5I6S0. Passed.
Salary District Magistrate, Koloa,
$1200.
Salary District Magistrate,
$1000. Passed.
Salary District Magistrate, Hanalei,
$1000. Pas-ed.
UEPARTilEST OF FOREIOJf AFFAIRS.
Salary Minister Foreign Affaire,
$9000.
Salary chief clerk, $5400. Passed.
Salary clerks, $5100. Passed.
Salary Envoy at Washington,
Passed.
Secretary Legation at Washington,
$5400. Passed.
Diplomatic and consular service,
$7600. Pas-ed.
Band, $36,000.
Mr. Emmeluth moved that this item
be stricken out. He thought the
money could be employed to better
advantage by making public improvements.
Minister Damon and several
others argued in favor of the
of the item, and it fiually posted.
Preservation of Archives, $2100.
Passed.
Keeper of powder magazine, S1200.
Passed.
FIJTASCE DEPAETMErfT.
Saisry of Minister, $6600 Passed.
Mr. Emmeluth moved that tbe rest
of tbe bill be deferred until a special
meeting to be held next Thursday at
9 a.m. Carried.
Mr. Emmeluth asked whether the
Executive had received any
Japanese coming here.
Hatch replied that a telegram
liail been received from the Hawaiian
Minister in Japan, statins that
the matter was as yet unsettled, and
no information of any kind could be
given.
Ti.e Council then went Into executive
session.
FlSAJfCIAL STATXMEST TOR THE
Week Esdio April. 11, 1S&I.
Current Account, balance
april 4, 1S94 ...(..$ 230,839 41
RECEIPTS.
Interior Department. $ 2,727 GO
Customs recelptsu.. 9,910 10
Fines, etc ",321 70
Revenue Stamps. 497 60
San Francisco Consul Fees- 38 55
Chlueso Passports........ 300 00
Fish Market 441 00
Post 1,910 23
Prison- 1,003 15
Government Realizations... 197 79
Hilo Water receipts- 5 00
Sale ot Government Bonds. 1,500 00
Hawaiian Postal Savings
Bank 6,000 00
$ 20.704 G4
Total Treasury Balauce as
above $230,539 41
$253,044 05
EXPENDITURES.
Judiciary Department-.... 1,699 97
Department of Foreign .
Affairs. - 506 44.
Interior Department:
Bureau of Survey ......... 85 00
Bureau of Immigration- 150 00
Bureau of Public Works 409 15
Board of Health 6,570 77
Miscellaneous.- 758 09
Fiuauce Department:
Salaries, Incldentals,etc. 2,541 74
Interest 1,641 00
Attorney - General's De-
. partment 10,2S9 42
Bureau of Public Instruction-
3,001 65
General expenses Provisional
Government 4,4S0 30
Road Taxes to Special Deposit
250 00
Sciiool Taxes to Special
Deposit 144 00
Payments under Sec. 2 5,939 17
S 39.96G 70
Total Treasury Balance,
above date 213,077 35
$ 253,044 65
Outstanding Bonds $2,693,200 00
Treasury Notes- 40,000 00
Due P. S. Bank and P. M. . '
G. Notes 6S2,259 87
Net indebtedness $3,420,459 87
P. S. BANK MEMO.
Notices thia date of withdrawals
maturinz April,
May and June, 1894 .$ 43,361 00
Cash on hand. .. 48,672 13
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT MEMO.
Exps. Pro'v. Govt to date.-? 225,042 52
(This amount covers all
expenses, including military
BQd items not
by the last
MEMO. CASH IN TREASURE.
Outstanding Certificates...! 312,000 00
Cash in Treasury to redeem
all outstanding
Certificates 312,000 00
Total amount certificates 312,000 00
Cash on hand Postal Savings
Bank $ 43,072 13
Balance to credit of twenty-six
Road Boards, in
Treasury - - 29,257 09
Balance to creditof School
Board, in Treasury 6,527 48
Available Cash, Current
Account. 213,077 35
Total Cash S 297,534 05
Due current account from
advances to loan fund ...$ 72,747 77
Due current account from
advances to Postal Savings
Bank - 23,157 OS
MISCELLANEOUS.
Honolulu Fire Departm'at 47181
Forests au'I Nurseries ....- 13 50
Electric Light 22 75
Maternity Home 100 00
Rent C. H. Lot KabuluL. 150 00
$ 558 09
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ANOTHER CIRCULAR.
Urging the Natives to Support the
Adopted Resolutions.
A circular was issued from the
Holouiua oilice yesterday, the gist
of which appear3 below. It is an
appeal to the nativea to join with
those who conducted Monday's
mass meeting.
SUBSTANCE OF CIRCULAR.
About 3000 people assembled at the
mass meetini: in spite of the resistance
of the Hui Alolia Aina and the
newspaper Ka Leo, and kunIi aud
Kauuamano. The country districts
are called upon to join in th resolution
adopted to uphold the right and
welfare of tbe nuilvex, and are urged
not to listen to Bush, Kaunaniauo.
Nawahi, Kaulia, John Cummin, and
the worthless foreignem with thern.
This Li declared to be the -ou. of
progressive Hawaii, anil the
are told that by following tho
advice they will eee wiio are the truo
friends of the cuuutry, IU people and
it chiefs.
In A Nnlsbelt.
'Tvrs Mr. Blount,
Th no
Who pulled ihf Surry Banner down;
BntMr
Bieyi bit dtwr ool,
Ie still tbe maxter of 'be town
Nebr&slu Stat Journal.
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