Intimations.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1894.
honesty in usury, or snow in a Hongkong summer! The Hongkong Telegraph has often been called upon to question whether DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & CO., LD. the vision of our local Lady of the Scales is as dense and disinterested as it often Is, and whether circumstances (figura- ilvely) do not frequently prompt her lady- ship to stand at ease on one toe in order to be the better able to wink her nether optic with a decorum befitting the occasion, Experience has well nigh forced on us the conviction that the Blind Goddess le one of the biggest frauds deluded antiquity has handed down that is if the Hongkong article can be taken as a model of the original. This preface is merely by the way, however. The case we are dealing with
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THE TREATMENT OF FRISONERS IN VICTORIA GAOL.
the Dislafection of Bath-roome, Sick-room carrying out the orders, and just
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the
to bring a false charge against a brother officer, who may have been unpopular but who still was one of their own class! Were all their statements a cowardly thie of falsehoods? Was the whole of the evidence taken bythe Committee of Inquiry submitted to the Governor in a verbatim or even a comprehensive form? Why was medical evidence available not utilised, and why were two men who appeared solely a witnesses severely censured for what, as a matter of fact, they did not do? whole business bears an Impress, and for the credit of the Hong kong Government, of Mr. Superlotendent LETRAXIDGE, and of Public Justice, the whole Case should be re-opened, thoroughly and Impartially Investigated, and settled in accordance with the strict dictates of honesty and justice.
The unsavoury
TELEGRAMS.
HARM TOY's Cheus troupe called for Shangbal in the Bayerw this siternoon. THE British gunboat Zinnet, Commander Batten, left harbour this forenoon for a crala.
AE waldents of Aomert have petitioned the Japanese Diet to open that port to foreign trade. Lloyd's S. N. Co. that the Company's steamer We are informed by the Agents of the Austrian Malpomene left Singapore for Hongkong this morning,
Hongkong
Priges-Quite a high temperature here in
Biggs-Ten degreen worse la Shanghai, Priggs-You might call that Shang-higher
(They fight))
then I
Wx are advised by Mr. A. O'D. Gourdin, Secre try of the Punjm Mining Company, that be in in receipt of a telegram from the mines stating that during the month of May the mill ran 23 days, crushing 970 tons of quarts yielding $10
ounces.
THE SILVER QUESTION IN GERMANY: "ROBBIE" Baros Improved upon for the special
Tai-ping-ahan district :-- delectation of the owners of "property" in
LONDON, June 4th. The German Silver Commission has been closed without arriving at any definite decision. FRANCE.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Tw plague of Hongkong-Official fanctivity,
"Q! wad some power the gittle gia taa
Te so curvels as libero zee de'
But would I not be better far
To se otarealreajust as we are?
OPEPA is just 300 years old. Italy is its home. The first opers was "Daphne," text by Rinucciai and music by Perf. It was first produced in 1594 Style Representative." Thence the opera was carried to France and thence to Germany, where, In 1630, "Daphne" was given before the Saxon King in Dresden.
AN ex-Ceylon planter, writing from London to one of the newspapers on the Isle of Spicy Breeses, says: If I were 20 years younger and North Barneo. Every mail brings us increasingly bachelor, I would go coffee planting In British good news of the prospects there. A young fellow going to Borren with £3,000 sterling and THE Chinese corvette Kwong Kas departed for sticking to it for seven years would turn it into Whampoa at 5.30 tbls morning,
£3,000 per annum 1
loves to try Cant on.
Caller (In office of Daily Swail)-What's that horrible Bolse ?
no can finisshes ediiollal," "Hiya!
Boy-Editor ao can find book he lead and so
No. 535, will be held in the Freemasons' Hall, A-REGULAR Convocation of Victoria Chapter,
Zetian Street, on Friday, the 15th lentant, at 8.30 for g p.m. precisely. Visiting brethren are cordially invited..
Gillypig (to one of the chosen -I don't see you missionaries helping us to fight the plagun in the colony!
Rev. Doolittle Dubb-No, my young feland, we are here to save souls, and there's no use of beginning when they are almost in transit, COMMON salt, not the fine, easily melted table article, but the caarse kind is and to be a splendid topic for the skin and muscles. It is recommended by physicians for children who. have delicate or partially paralysed ilmbs, or any bodily weakness. Thrown in the bath and gently rubbed on the body, it is absorbed and and alds cfrculation while strengthening the muscles
handed over
to have captured seven, pirates at sea off ONE of the Northern Chinese craisers is reported Chinghal. They were taken to Ningpo, and
the Provincial Commader in chici a few days ago. According to the Shanghai Mercury these men are supposed to be the pirates who killed several soldiers and a military officer some time ago, when they tried to Capture their junk, and, after killing them, cat out their hearts.
returns for weeks ended the 26th May and June 7th, at 4.15 p.m. Agenda-1. Mortality and June, 1894 Colonial Secretary's letter enclosing copy of report by H. M. Consul on the plague at Pakhel. 3 Colonial Secretary's made under the Public Health Oidianoce, 1887, letter forwarding copy of Additional Byelaws sad approved by the Governor In Council. year 1893. 5. Applications for renewal of 4. Colonial Veterinary Surgeon's repost for the licences to keep cattle and swine.
1-$35 hom Mr. Abdoolsh expended la giving = "tot” of rum to men on the work daily. 3.--Cigars and tobacco from Mr. Leach, Q.C, issued daily in barracks sill exponded.
tobacco from two gentlem he did not wish daly
3-Cigars from Mess. Kruse & Co., Issued abovezalno goo cand a box of their names made koown.
from
4.—20 boxes of cigars, and 6 boxes of tobecca a friend who did not wish ike name published. water from Meurs. Caldbeck Macgregor & Co. A keg of Whisky and 4 dozen "Aquarius *
This will be issued in a daily tot" atli expended.
6. Two banels of beer from Mesir, Carlowitz A & Co.
Brokers. This will be expended in furnishing 7A cheque for $177 from the Bankers sad
the daily tot of spirits to the men at work as soon as the other gifts are finished,
The following further list is not officially authenticated
Grauville Sharp, a bundle of Christian tracts and text-cards.
(3) "Brownie," a consignment of blue ribbons and temperance pledges, on sniffing out the published last Saturday, detailing how the min awful discovery (wide Col, Robinson's Letter soary organ got on the track of the drinking and smoking atrocities) that stimulants were not prohibited.
(3) Bellyfoss, C.M.G., a cargo of medals, and autobiographical notes on "How to make a Fortune and attain Distinction-a guide to Philanthroplate."
(4. Bishops Raimondi, Burdon & Co., many
prayers.
(5) The Medical Missionary Body, a large - (6) Editor of a local morning! paper, a bowl of pap
(7) Chinese philanthropists, nothing, China-town is placardied all over with motif.
CHARM TO GET RID OF PLAGUE, AND cations of which the following is a translation:
TO PROTECT ONE'S BODY, " (THIS CHARM SHOULD BE WRITTEN ON YELLOW PAPER WITH VERMILION AND SHOULD BE CARRIED ABOUT THE BODY.)
TO THE EDITOR OF THE “Hongwờng Tabghark." SIR-II at all times desirable thať acts of cruelty and oppression should be publicly exposed and justice done to the aggrieved party; but especially is publicity desirable when defence- tess prisoners in our penal establishments are 136 the victims of tyrannical and raffanly torokrys
M. Goblet moved a vote of want of confidence who so abuse the brief authority they are clothed in the Cabinet, it being not radical but merely a
to make life an Insufferable burden to any in as to make
weak edition of the Perler Miolatry. M. Dupuy 1heir Prisoners who may chance to gain dealed favouring the clerics, and affirmed that hapless
A case of this nature occurred
the Government would not submit to the dicts in Florence under the title, "Opera In Musica lo ¦ THE Saaltary Board will meet on Thursda qazolity of silence and absence. Victoria Gaol on the 23rd lost, which deservention of the Vatican. A vote of confidence was investigation, and it is with this abject and carried by a large majority, to that end this letter has been writies. 03 the day stated a Chinese prisoner (a poor, weakly object, Sering A year's sentence and now under medical treatment the Gaul) was ordered by one of the bead turnkeya 10 carry a large and heasy tor; a task, ap arently, quite beyond the
physical powers. However, be eventually Of all the cities in Chloa the average missionary he pat the box down, the turnkey, a man
man named Brass, strack the unfortunate wretch: blow on the chest which felled him to the ground The man bad done no wrong, had broken no rule; ule: nothing, in fact, justifying the bratal sauli committed on him. On the following day, when the
visiting Justices
Tounds. were going their the prisoner complained of bis Ill-treatment and by them he advised to report his case to Mr. Lethbridge, the Superintendent of the Gaol. This he did, but as he called no witnesses (half a dozen of whom were present when he was struck the turnkey had matters all his own way, and, if what I am informed is true, the proceedings do not reflect mach credit on the Superintendent's Ideas of gol management or sense of Jusilce, for not only was the man denied the redress to which he was indiapuiably entitled, but he was actually censured for bringing the complaint, and flatly sccused of falsehood Now, the
was assaulted and the Assauit was #ksessed, as have already stated, by some balf-dozen persons fficers of the Gzol and other p isoners yet bone of these were examined at the an-called inquiry. the wonder is that outbreaks among the prisoners If many such cases occur within the Gaol walls
are not more numerous then has been the case.
A little sprinkled on the Handkerchief or op Catton-week and kept in front of the Nose and
THE British gunboat Rattler, which arrived
Mouth In infected rooms or in passing through | Dr. Jordan, I believe) **** (one' of whom was here from the North on Sunday, left for Canton
infected districts is strongly recommended.
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FOR THE BATH,
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FOR SPRINKLING OF SPRAY, A wine-glassfol to a pint of water.
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A téa-spocaful, of Carbolic Acid exposed on a
wall
With reference to this particular grievance, however, it is undoubtedly the duty of the Superintendent of the Gaol to institute a searching investigation, and if the man Brass should be feand guilty of having strock the prisoner, example ought to be made of Lim,
Yours truly,
JUSTICIA,
this morning, THE camphor merchants of Kobe are despatching three delegates to report upon the camphor fadustry in Formos,
Editor of Doily Pest-Read my sheet, Sir, and you'll never read any other paper.
Jinx-Is it so deadly as all that ?
THE Moyuns, the first steamer of the seRION to leave Hankow, left that port on the 27th alto. with a freight of 2.970,000 lbs. of tea for the London market.
The broker now is broke;
His timepiece is "in soak;" The friends around whose oak He osed to drink and smoke,
No longer with him joke
Ner fun evoke.
But only croak.
The reason why is easy sald, They're jolly tired of being bled.
A BRITISH officer named Harrington is credited with having discovered in India a working telephone between the two temples at Pauj, about mile apart. The system is said to have been in operation at Pac for over 2,000 years. In this connection itald that Egyptologists have found unmistakable evidence of wire communica- tions between some of the temples of the earller Egyptian dynasties; but whether these served a telegraphic, telephonic, or other purpose has not yet been decided, although we have it on good authority that the ancient order of Job Lottery has been sitting on the subject for sometime past.
BRIEF ITEMS from the Land of the Morning Calm: The rebels are everywhere successful and bave defeated the Government troops la a THE Opium Farmer was fined $ɔjo at the Police Ra province have been murdered, and a high $3000 confiscated by order of Mr. H. E. Wode- pitched battle. The family of the Governor of Court this morning, and opium valued at about official of Zan province was put to death for house, the belaons offance being that the alleged treachery ta
oplum A Government aforesaid was unlawfully moved within the the cause. powder magazine, was exploded while the powder waters of the colony after prohibited bours. The Miss Frighte--What medicfue do you take to was being tested to determine its quality. Ten ward off the plague ?
had bis duty to do and did It ; on
Mr. Tanque-Whisky, Mise Frighte-Anything else
Mr. Tanque (solemnly)—Yer, a little gin !
A ISTORY condensed by the Hyogo News :- Having erjoyed god meal in a Kyoto restaurant, a carpil guest strangely resented the pre-ntation of his bill. Instead of money, he andrew forex bomb which immediately exploded with violent reput. The man himself, who la anld to have been about 25 years of age, was killed on the spot, and a good deal of damage was done to the restaurant,
We can pretend to laugh when our chair-coolies bolt to MICRO, our cook to Canton, and our house-boys to Swalow: we may be indifferent to being quarantined by Singapore, Saigon, Manila and Japan; but when a Circus pausing at tombling acts, and to re of its through our bort refases to do its customary white-whiskered sker, then we may be sure institution after all,
persons are known to have lost their lives in this the
accident. Another Government official
has beened in face of the idiotic local |
toasted to death. Trade is much depressed,
the
he had no other alternative. But much more of this dismal rot is a long offering community prepared to stand! ON a recent trip of the steamer Harshin from Hongkong taxpayers are to pay for protecting boy, the former a native of Yoochow and the Shanghai to Foochow, there were a man and
the two should be asseciated, supidon was latter of Ningpe, and as it seemed peculiar that stoased that the
man Was a kidnapper. It appeared that be enticed the boy, a lad of slx, on board the steamer, and when afterwards toned by the compeadore said be bad purchased chased the boy, but at Foschow, under the influence of 400blows with the bamboo, he told the authorities that he had stolen the boy. On the steamer's Daily News, the mother was rejoiced to receive return to Shanghal last week, adds the N. C. her son back again,
revenuos of the Hoppo of Canton, well and good, but it just and then we shall know what to do. Perhaps as well that we should understand it at once. Mr. Francis, QC, who appeared for the Opium Farmer, will take steps lo put s frivolous tooling on the part of mud-headed slop to this policemen who have quite enough serious work to do without acting the gra for the sole benefit of the Chinese Customs and to
to the dhect and immediate detriment of those who contribute the wages, etc., of our immaculate preservers of the peace! Mr. Francis, if he likes, knows the way to stop this childish to support him. nonsense; the Hongkong Telegraph is prepared-
WarTING under a recent date the Kishing. correspondent of our Shunghat morning contem porary saysWe have just enjoyed the
through
"On the morning of the zest day of the second
plate or other vessel le a Sick-room will purife is to make public the proceedings of that that the pingue le not such an insignificant | from Singapore) and i.ken to the Tang Wan diversioabf seeing the new governor of Cheklamoon of the present year a certain Mr. Chong,
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Tax protected states in the Malay Peninsula seem to be prospering amato. In 1891 the value of the imports and exports into and from Klang amounted respectively to $8,781,650 and 549.273 The total trade was four millions in excess of that for the preceding year. The Stagapore Free Press states that in almost every aniele of luxury for the Chinone, such az bools, blacolts, fruit, poultry, brandy, soap, sed which would seem to point to a higher standard Mik goods, the importa have increased largely, of living among the people generally,
on his way to Hangchow. The whole city i
Hongkong, 28th May, 1894... [We fully endorse the opinions expressed by our correspondent, and direct the attention of Governor Sir William Robinson to what, on the face of it, looks like a disgraceful outrage on British fastice-Ed. Hongkong Telegraph The attention of his Excellency was
In our article descriptive of the plague and its drawn to the case and an investigation
progress last evening, it was stated that & Ching was held on the following morning, and it
man suffering from that disease had been landed from the Chelydra (apon that vessel's aníval Investigation as well as to pursue under every circumstance and at any cost our
Hospital for treatment. One of the Doctors unswerving determination of upholding
tion, was our authority for the statement and as thrill of the event. Such a stir as there was in barat incense and prayed the God Lia Che Sta tached to that great, scientific fastltu- province—or rather his procession-Phe felt the') in his own house, la Yan We Leue, at Cantos, shem what we consider to be the principles of
we weren't asking him for a prescription we justice, that we again return to the
had faith to him; as a matter of fact,
the local yemins! The soldiery were out in Ss to come and write out some prescriptions for charge. For we do not consider that
however, the man was suffering from berl-berl
full force: Thousands of people lined every caring the plague. Besides two prescriptions A ni-e clean disinfectant for Dwelling-rooms in this case Justice has been done; nor,
But as beri-berf; the plague, diabetes, diarrboss bridge, street, donway, or opening along which he wrote out, be gave the following and whooping-cough are usually considered by we make bold to say, will any single
Oriental medicine men to be of one and the quietsen of the specistors would rather The pleque le spreading in different directions.
the Grand Canal. To
To an American the sentonでなる。 disinterested or unprejudiced person who may read the following brief statement c
locket for in their treatment, same family, no great distiñcifon should, be six steam tugs laboured with their pham Those who are fed to die cannot be cured.
uggest * great faceral
eral than a great facts. It was stated in our correspondent's
heavy lands of eight or ten boats each and maintained letter that six or more persons were
dignified speed of some four miles an hear First came a steam tug flying long yellow present when the assault took place, and these included four European officers of
dragon fings. Behind this was the Governor's the Gaol, an Indian sentry and another
boat (the largest seen in this part of
of the country)
These can be cured with medical kitendance." prisoner: two of the officers firmly mala vakicles of contagion, 1 venture to recona number of Chiness filled the streets. On Tues picturesque by the red uniform of the on the breast of foreigner as it is on the and other hoals, mostly gunboats made Why should not this charm be as efficacious the man Brass, while the others all saw worked well
soldiery. In all fifty or more boats, each leaving bosom of the heathen Chines-that's e night kennsla myself
division with fin the prisoner stretched on the ground, and friends and which
at the temple, praying, it is that the gods adorned the procession. We wanted to get i
large house boat and gonboats, the rub ! Try it! would cast a be of use
a favourable look on The Indian was called as a witness (his to the Hongkong public during the present
H.M.S. Rattler left for Canton this morning, ROM AND AFTER THE 1ST. OF JANUARY, only one) by Brass, but all that he had to | Epidemic. It is to wash our four-footed friends went last the moral feelinge of the ❘tion on the warna afternoon. There "be sat in have been taken ill with the plague, and one of
When they passed the next
at day nd grant them
it is believed, with the anti-foreign sionary. health, and many
children
window of his boat was placard In gar-water, say was to the effect that he saw the day
or plain water to which you practice
dren. This calsed and we wondered what he did for ventila Chinaman dawn, while the others, each one water. It cures manga and kindred aliments, | »nt children of many respectable people broke | dignified according to custom,'' as a Chloeman | Shazherd, a house be condemned as uninhakte.
of cressal to the bucket of
Two
coolles employed at the Supreme Court better class. Notwithstanding this, the wives the middle, not peeping one way or another, them, who was in the service of Mt. Brace through all restraint by deception or otherwise, expressed it. This is Chinese glozy, strange to will the
left for Choron last night. Query- and slept at the temple.
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WAITING Hom Chinklang, under date 25th May, the correspondent of the N. C. Daily New This fate was celebrated on Wednesday and saysThe procession of the Partheon orer. frequently passed off without
A VALUED Correspondent in Foochow willes
as follows As dīgs are
US
in the
wonnen spent the
Those in the North, Youth, Extend We have to suffer calamitin, But those who ate fond of dolag charitable works wil be feliciteral,
Good or wicked most zacelva u retro,
Either noon of lata will come the lima.
A bad case will dia suddenly
Becast of deing wickedanss.
Bowa may gui li from usher people,
tained that they saw the blow struck by merd a`simple expedient which has always day thousands of Chinese saldais houses peep at the Governor, but such a-hope war Ulu. | in cons wusiness.
have added
Cup
The Japaness are determined to have a big share of the Chinese tea-trade. Their latest more is ingeniour, and has already barns fratt. instead of sending all their tes to America and Canada by first-class steamers, they are forward-
Jols by swift large
by rail to
Not
19AN
a Westerner, but it excites at once awe, admirable, or cleansed and disinfected by the White tion and ambition among the people,
THE PLAGUE in hongeoNG.
The
A Special Commission, composed chiefly of ectively prevent thin is to remove the house * Parts and transhing-versely to the medical practitioners, sat in the Loglalative | tas
Torpnia &
of whom has, prima facis, the right to claim: kila all vermin and best of all makes the dog that his testimony is as worthy of credence extremely offensive to wanks and parlabs. as la that of the defendant turnkey, either affirmed that they actually saw the FROM the N. C. Daily News we learn that assault committed or heard the prisoner decree dated 27th May honours Chang Chil.
still persist in making their way ALL SUBBORIPTIONS MUST BE FAID IN complain that he had been struck. This turk Viceroy of the Hukuang provinces, with
back to hozzan that have been condemned and weight of evidence as against a simple the imperial gift of an autograph tahia! bearing
closed and la dylug there. The only way to denial by the accused turnkey would complimentary words on the recipient's loyalty surely under ordinary circumstances be The gift is pelog to a memorial of the Board of
and charity to the members of his own clan. ing
and to avoid further sickness in so dolary, taken as absolute proof of the charge. It Rites, dealing la dattering terms with
best way would be to few charges of
to put a Chang
and New York. By chanteringt
Consell Chamber yesterday afternoon to evasider dynamite at each end of the bad blocks, karther preventive measures. Mr. F. H. May; creating gape, so that all between could be burst evidence called of Doctor MARQUES, the land which he has divided off on the agraries they to reduce tho able surgeon of the Gaol, who attended system, equally amongst the indigent, widowed, and Robe to New York from two cents to boms after considerable discussion it was resolved |---
freight form
themselves about staying or (a) That the district of Wanchal should be
or leaving A correspondant sends the following "Bigges that the man fell sick on the morning in Mampi, Chibli.
the North Pacific at the season of the year, E
disinfected and that the Permanent tous to the Hon. E. R. Belilies, C.M.G," though following the assault, but from what COMPLAINTY are made that the medical eximi exception, and in addition to this the bad feeling the Permanent Committee should do the work.
that quick voyages are the rule and pet the holders to cleanse their houses and that in default *Walk cause we are not prepared to ay astian of Chinese passengers on board the Canton between the many trans-Continental flags in the
lk up now and show your generosity'! Surely this
Lastend of was certainly a repre- boste is carried on without any regard for public Valted States has cut freight rates all to plecer cleanse houses to the non-infected districts in colony Bard, just kladly send down the equiva
(3) That the Commites should continue to summer,
of your
puzzles at the Pour this which all It is an admitted fact that one of the most ❘hensible
thirsty souls of the philsalon at the outset, decency, For instance on the Fatshow on the trip. difficult tasks which ordinary humanity especially in face of the fact that the man before the fast, several Cantonese women claims
which a case of plagas has occurred. THE man with the big feet and the straw bat
lent in money or medical comforts to th can be called upon to perform in the who at best is a weakling, is now a patient the year face is to be hope who glass-vain Imagination that he editan should be disinfected, not cleaned, and then European medical men who are supervising (2) That house declared to be lafected Works Hospital. Place it in the hands of the administration of pure and impartial in the Gaol Hospital. However, as a
tologe their face.". It be hoped Hongkong newspaper by posing on the Club closed. justice. It is made difficult by various result of this official inquiry, the papers Chinese woman la entitled to the same saspect
that these reports are grows exaggerations. A steps (exposing his big feet all the time) and
there, and who, we have no doubt, considerations; for instance, it is often were us a matter of course sent on for { and depeni freniment as any other woman. Tỡ lng ungrammatical English with a Scotch | should be disinfected and elaasped. ·
go Luto the pockets of Chinese
face, but wink the
was not so accepted, however, nor was the Chih-tung's recent having of a large tract of CBS king special contracts with Caplan Superintendent of Police, provided, and / out in an hour or two. Let the Inmates simee
HONGKONG, WIDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1894
THE CASE OF NO. 168,
one
the prisoner-It will be rememberad i and orphaned members of his elin si kis home a pound. Luckily for them to feed esilio orongal Khould continue to call on all house. be is by no means the an is ons of ala typo 1--
to
the
thous
Impossible for a stipendiary maglstrate the consideration of Sie WILLIAM Rozinios, } exımina her la public for babaulo sysuptoms luctum framans—us_generously amit sayments possible for placing evicted tennatu mezar your tenants, 4 pose
In
with
my
You in
"fd.) That houses not declared to be infected | doesn'\"allerson who poss as pátriotic Firtama scent that would and even a Ruslan Fio into admittedly honest in intention and sincere and view of past experiences † an outrage of the worst-type' and le about the detalled a Keswick " (alias
• (r.) That the Commites make any arsebre. | subjects 19 UmpleEv dẹing this you will be natu in the observance of his high duties, In it is scarcely necessary to say that, surest way possible of inciting riots.
to his historical lelimiter observation before moving them Inte fact an Excellency the charges alleged
shades, Soapy Court judge, to take a comprehensive Mr. Bans were found "not proven The Hangchop, correspondant al ons Sangbet to Tom Jackson, and the Shangha Birk die te in Infected duties, ani wala habitable konser Biop
or the support
work of condemning Stop champagne view of all the circumstances fanding and to make matters worse, two of the morning contemporary walls on the last night of the unival frons Yap (Carolinas) of going on space and already most the fellow and the dromedary down every day fades with and evening lucky-hag! parties and in and vitally affecting the measure of witnesses the two officers who swore they says:- Our new Governor, Tito, entered the pity the American
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