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, 1880-05-16

Tho Citizens League are prosecuting with
great vigor offending saloonkecpers who sell
liquors to minors, or who allow minors to play
at any sort of games in their saloons. George
Schali, corner of Looms street and Thirteenth
place, was arraigned before Justice 1ngcrso1l
Friday on the double charge Of selling liquor to
minors and allowing minors to plny pool In his
saloon. On the first charge he was held to the
Criminal Court under bonds Of 500, and on the
second charge he was fined 50 and costs.
Dennis Kcegan. corner of Thrty-tifth and
Halsted streets, was before Justice Wallace Sat-
urday, charged with selling liquor to minors,
and was held to the Criminal Court under bonds
Of $500 Justice Wallace at the same time is
sued warrants for the arrest Of Patrick Moran,
473 Twenty-nfnth street, and John Petry, 1401
Garibaldi street, on the Charge Of selling liquor
to minors.
, 1880-05-16
present claims, pending the issue OF the pro-
1ected Cuban loan

present claims, pending the issue OF the pro-
1ected Cuban loan.
THE RETQLUrIOSISrS WHO Rave RECENTLY
STARTED FOR THE ISLAND.
new YORK, May l5.-The Evening Ittegrdm TO-
day publishes list Of eighty names oi Cuoan
rov0lutionsts who have landed on the 1sh!no
with II quantity Of dynamite. blasting powder
and largc number Of 3orsh9oting ts naaItion 1ee
details at present. Among the more prominent
members 81 the party a1e Col dd po RoSad9 CO.
Cn1s Mic,,eI Barnet, Col. David Jonson, Col.
Federico Urbina, Maj. Ramon Guticrryz, Capt
II. Espiacsa, Miguel Cantos. I. santisteban.
SURRENDERED.
HAVANA, May 15-The so-ca!led tnsurgent
MAI Gen. Maesto and Chief MARTINEZ, with
four ofjcers, surrendered in the jurisdiction OF
Hcmedios, and nil have left the island. Ten
other individuals have surrendered IN the same
Jurisdiction.
, 1880-05-16
CUB A..

a.. n4oH1D. May 15.-1n Congress, Senior Busuuos'
=. @talster OF tho Colonies, In replying to Q1cs-
wa oy Cuban Deputy, said the Government
petposed soon to introduce reformed system
" education In Cuba, and to establish agf1cult-
atal schools there; but it was impossible for the
rrsF9se1n to create prefecture and ecclesiastical
NINE PER CENT INTEREST
~ answer to further Interpolation, Bust1llos
r. 4a a Ae AeGovernment had borrowed certain sums
.Ns0ef cent interest to enable 1t to meet the
, 1880-05-16
CASUALTIES.


BUIN ED To UEAIE1.
Special Dispatch to The Chfea7o Tribune.
FORT WAYNE, Ind. May 15.-Last night Mrs.
Smith, living Mt Angola, went to a bull. leaving
her three chldren,-a daughter Of II, boy OF
8, and daughter Of sat her house, which has
borne bad reputation. At d late hour Dnvid
Fry. a cgarmaker whv spent much OF bis time
ut Mrs Smiths, went to her house In a drunken
condition. Shortly afterwards the house caught
fire. and before help arrived it WAS laid in ashes.
Fry and Mrs. Smiths three children were
burned to death. Their charred bodies were
found in tho ashes, and prcscnteda a shocking
spectacle. 4 broken lamp was found close to
upset the lamp, thus causing the fire. Mrs.
Smith is reduced to tho verge Of lunacy b. the
event,
, 1880-05-16

"a young friend Of mine WIS cured Of an IN:
satiable thirst for liquor that had 80 Frustrated
ness. lie was entirely cured by the use Of Hop
Birters. It allayed all that burning thirst: took
stendr: and he has remained sober and steady
man for more than two years. and has no desire
to return to his cups; and know OF O number
of Others that have been cured Of drinking by
lt."-From Il lending K r. official, Chicago, III.
, 1880-05-16
4 Nan Brutal1y Whips His Wife and
Two Daughters.

Ptttshurg Dispatch to Ne1o York World
The horsewhipping of three ladies Of good po-
sfhon in Steubenviile, O., has created great
sensation there i young girl about Is years OF
age resides there with her parents, and being
handsome and gay she has many, admirers
among the young men. Her father did not al-
low her to receive gentlemen callers. but she
did so on the sly nevertheless. Just before the
whipping took place her parents and married
sister went down the street, leaving her ct home.
called at the house to see the girl, but had only
been there few minutes when the father re-
turned. On finding the two in the parlor to"
, 1880-05-16
LOCAL CRIME.


William Burns, d young American II years Of
age, yesterday ran away from his house at No.
40 North Clark street, taking with him $40 Of
his parents money. Frank Smith, the son of a
neighbor, is supposed to have accompanied him.
, 1880-05-16

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 4, 1670.
DEAR SrR: Why don't you get q certificate
from Col ". H. w., of Baltimore, showing how
he cured himself Of drunkenness BY the help Of
Hop Bitrers2 His IS wonderful case. He Is
well known In Rochester, ". Y, by all the drink
ing people there. He Is known In this city, Gin
cinnAti. New Orleans, New York; In fact. all over
the country, rs he hnsspent thousands Of dollars
for rum. / honestly believe his card would be
worth thousands Of dollars to you in this city
and Baltimore alone. and make thousands Of
sober men Dy inducing the use Of your Bitters
]. i. ",
, 1880-05-16
A MEDICINE, NOT A Drink.


Hop Bitters Is not, in aEy sense, IN alcoholic
beverage or liquor, and could not be sold, for
use, except to persons desrous OF obtaining
medicinal bItters. GREEN B. RAUM,
us. Com'r Internal Rev.
, 1880-05-16

"Eleven years our daughter suffered on bed
of misery Under the care of several OF the best
physicians who gnve her disease various names
but no relief, and now she is restored to us In
good health BY Hop Ditters, TINT we had poohed
at two years before using It. We earnestly hope
and pray that one else will let their sick suffer
rs We did, on account Of prejudice against SO
good medicine as Hop Bitters."-The Parents
Good Templars-
, 1880-05-16
AT NIILWAUKEE.

At TNfILWACkEE.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Mny 15.-Thc third attempt with
in year to burn the Grand Opera-Housc In this
city was made about Il O'Clock Tonight The
Of the East Water street entrance and the
flames were progressing rapidly through the
main part Of tho theatre when discovered by
persons on the street. The Fire Department
succeeded in saving the property after loss Of
about 81 900 had resulted
, 1880-05-16
AT nTJ<CT. TIL.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
QUINCY, ILL.,, May 1.-THE suburban residence
of DR.. Rutherford was burned this afternoon.
Loss estimated at Sl0.000, covered By insurance
in the Globe and Hartford.
, 1880-05-16

'tThey arc not n beverage. but medicine,
with curative properties Of the highest degree.
containing no poisonous drugs. They do not
tear down IN already debilitated system. but
build it up. One bottle contains more hops.
that is, more real hop strength, than a barrel OF
ordinary beer Every druggist in Rochester
sells them, and tho physicians prescribe them.
Rochester Evening Express on Hop Bitters.
We are not in the habit Of making editorial
mention Of patent medicines. but In case OF
Hop Hitters feel free to do so, because their
merits deserve to be known.-New York 1nde-
pendent
Northern Christian Advocate, Syracuse, N. T.
Examiner and Chronicle, New York
National Baptist, Philadelphia, Pn-
Pilot, Boston, Mass.
Christian Standard, Cincinnati, o.
Home Journal, Detroit, Mich
Methodist Protestant. Baltimore, Md.
Southwestern Christian Advocate, New Or
leans. La.
Christian Mirror, Portland, Me.
And over five hundred more Religious and
Temperance papers
Pittsford. Mass, Sept e3, 1878.
Sirs: hare taken Hop Bitters, and recom~
mend them to others, as found them very beue-
fetal. MRS. j. W. TULLER,
Sec'y Women's Christian Temperance Union
, 1880-05-16
FOREST FIRES.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE forest fires in Cum
berland, Atlantic, and Burlington Counties, New
Jersey, continue to burn fiercely. The other
fires arc exhausted for want Of material
, 1880-05-16
What the Religious Press Says.

Chicago, Nov. Is, 1878
Hop Bitters Mfg. Co., Rochester. N. K
Gentlemen: We do not allow anything In the
line Of Birtcrs to enter our paper that contains
alcohol, but we are satisfied that your Birters
nrc free from that Ingredient. We feel respon-
sible for the good or bad that may be done to
the families Of our subscribers that are affected
by our advertisements. Therefore our discrfm-
fnation in your favor, and we trust that opr
very low rates will meet your approval, and that
We may hear from YOU
1.-THE LIVING CHURCH."
Temperance clereymen, lawyers, ladies, and
doctors use Hop Bitters, as they do not intoxI-
cnte, but restore brain and nerve waste.-Ten-
pcrance Times, Brockport, N. i.
, 1880-05-16
T01fFCT FIRES

MILFORD, Pa, May 15.-Eight thousand acres
Of wood land are now burning. More horses
were destroyed this morning. Men are stationed
along the line of fire to prevent it advancing.
There are immense fires in Monroe County,
N. ].
, 1880-05-16
EXETER, NEB.

Special Dtspatch tn The Chicago Tribune.
LINCOLN, Neb., May 15.-Reports received here
state that the Town Of Exeter, sixty miles west
Of here. took fire from the prairie burning to-
day, and WIS nearly destroyed. Extensive grain
cribs were burned. The blow is severe one.
, 1880-05-16

YANKroS, D. T., May ia cyclone at Rose
bud Landing last Wednesday completely de-
molished all the warehouses which were used
for storing Indian supplies.
, 1880-05-16

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
GRAND HAVEN, Mich, May 15.-Peter Wildes
a lad II years old, son Of Peter Wifdes, was
drowned In Grand River, near here, this after
noon. His little brother fell in and he attempted
to rescue him. was drowned, wEile the smaller
boy HpS saved.
, 1880-05-16

MILTON, Del, Feb. 10, 1880
Having used Hop Dittcrs. the noted remedy
for debility, nervousness, indigestion. ETC.,
have no hesitation in saying that 1t is indeed an
excellent medicine, and recommend it to any
one as 8 truly tonic hittcrs. Respectfully,
REv. Nns. J. Il. ELLG0OD.
, 1880-05-16

n EAIt " ATFEIVN, DkAhe
6r. PAUL, MIMI, May IA special to the
Pioneer Press SAYS: The house of one Miller,
near Wappetotl, OAK, burned, and hts two little
boys perished In the flames. Origin Of the fire
unknown.
, 1880-05-16

III Y AJ01&A0
FOR FINANCIAL REAScE9-
E1s+{af f~r,hf4 IN THe 1t-sht&9k


Special Cdhe to The Tribune
LoxpoS, May 15.-A Berlin correspondent
says: Rarely has the value Of Russian semi
official denials been more glaringly illustrated
than on the occasion Of tho decree for
the expulsion OF the Jews. Twenty-four hours
after the news transpired at Berlin it was by the
Russian Semi Official Telcgrnphic Agency
represented as sensational fabrl-
cation, absolutely unfounded, and
apparently invented for a purpose; but
it is learned that the K5nigsberg Corpora
ton of Merchants had heard enough OF the busi-
ness from persons affected by the decree to
cause them to institute inquiries at Berlin.
Owing, 1t appears, to Russian tinanciers pleading
the inndy.isabi11ty OF the step on the eve Of
new loan, the order was quickly Withdrawn.
TERRIBLE
Incident from Nihilist life is reported from the
Russian district of Putiloff- At the moment Of
his arrest young nobleman was shot By his
own father. The father then shot himself
The Russian students, who in many instances
IRE men past 20, have been prohibited from
marrying. Their sweethcarts are suspected OF
an even more uncomprOmisirg rudicalism
than Is attributed 10 the students themselves.
The like chargetis preferred against female
students, class recently created, because the
number Of educated men is too small for the
professional work of the country.
, 1880-05-16
Wicked for ClergYmen.

Ut believe 1t to be all wrong and ereu wicked
for cergymen or other public men to be led into
giving testimonia1s to quack-doctors or vtle
stuffs called medicines, but when really rueri-
torious article is made up OF common valuable
remedies known to all, and that all physicians
use and trust In daily, we should freely COM
mend it. l therefore cheertully and heartily
commend Hop Bitters for the good they hayo
done me and my friends. firmly believing they
hare no equal for family use. will not bo
W1kU0oL [QGm. hGF,
Washington, DC
A good Baptist clergyman OF Bergen. N. r, =
strong Temperance: man, suffered with kidney
trouble, neu-algia and dizziness almost to blind
ness, over two years after he was advised that
Hop Bitters would cure him, because he was
afraid OF and p1eiudiced against the word " Bit
ters." Since his cure he says none need fea= but
trust in Hop Bitters.
"My wife and daughter were made healthy by
the use OF Hop Bittcrs, md recommend them
to my people," Clergyman, Mexico,
MY.
had severe attacks Of Gravel and Kidney
trouble; was unable to get any medicine or doc
tor to cure me, until I used Bop Bitters and
they cured me in short time."-A DISTINGUISHED
lawyer and temperance orator Of Wayne Coun<
t., n. !.
, 1880-05-16

Ideclfncd to insert yol1radvertisemento Of Hop
Bitters last year, because then thought they
might not be protn0ttvc Ut tho cause OF Tenn
pernnce, but ind they nrc, and a very valuable
medicine, myself and wife having been greatly
benefited by them, and take great pleasure IN
making them known .-
, 1880-05-16
Combinations Forming to Defeat the
Reigning French and Span
ish Cabinets.
The English Press Still Harping On Glad
stones Diplomatic Blunder.
,Enqlish and French Society Gossip-Liserary
and Personal.



FATAL EXPLOSION; - ntr.
ehill,batl iron Works this afternoon Killed NJ
.esn pe1sou' ...,ta, so1,e IN n diving condition.
t4ken 10 tne nosp'1'4' .om. r,rr
TEE "EAVERs s1hlAE,
deterruned If the Blackburn strike continues,
~ 80, >.,i. ,,,;,Is Thursday Eridny and Cat11r-
-. - aaah vooE
oa3 u e"ea r,,..,-.,,,..,
LONDON, Nay io@-lne 1ocAout a. o'aeAousu
to-day will make 10000 operatives idle Ihe
mills will not be Fe0pcned until the operatives
In body arc ready 10 resume work The Black
burn masters agree with those Of the other
towns Of tho district In protesting their inability
to grant the per cent Of advance in wages de-
mandcd by the men. and also object to a refer
euce Of the matter 10 aFbitrntors, who, they
affirm, would either grant the advance or make
some other compromise, to which the mill
oEnerS could not submit in the present stare OF
trade. Hlackourn. IN q 1ai1 ~ @ conoluoh OF ttaue'
tu4Lo o1e . tn.ao tahl! *tu.V1o'o. ,H WA IA - ~
1s e.-ra ~,-,,r,,
A+AnH1 ouAi AND1u:
The criminal prosecution Tor libel instituted
By Iamorl against la1nnchlcre, cdltor CT the
1T11th, resulted IN verdict Tor the dclendant
;nst ~ ti,,,,, nl;t H., fa,3r,
A*auss .ne VI ~ ,ls h. ~. ,n1
dance ~ icfcndnnt.s Witnesses which made out
q ptima- facio case against him. Either these
witnesses or Larnbri committed wi1lful perjury,
and the jury must decide which they would be-
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial bbert1ser
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1880.

REFERRING again to the subject Of diplo-
matte correspondence between the Govern
ments at Washington and Honolulu in
relation to recent affairs, which no doubt
will be communicated to the public In pro-
per time, either fully or substantially, in
accordance with the proper discretion rest
ing with responsible Ministers-we feel in
recalling to mind a statement in our issue
of the 4th inst, that perhaps it is hardly
correct to speak of instructions to resume
diplomatic relations" between the Ameri-
can Minister Resident and this Government.
since no actual official rupture had taken
place; and, therefore, whatever the precise
character of the communication from the
State Department of Washington, which
we do not pretend to know, it could, we
feel, under the circumstances, mainly have
reference to a restoration of the wonted
entente cordiGLe between the officials of our
little State and the representative Of that
great Power.
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ADVENT.

The festivity of the Christian world APP
proaches. It's celebration is mainly con-
fined to Churches, but it belongs to human
ity. The observance of Christmas must not
be confined to religious assemblages, and
sermons, and ~ceremonials. The toiler of
the human race everywhere, with his home
circle around him may offer his Oblation on
his own humble board, and claim his share
in Christ's natal day. And not merely the
toiler, but everyone, however way-worn
and broken, or even cast-away, should COM
memorate with what offering he can, the
advent of One who consecrated His exist
ence to the relief of universal human suffer-
ing. This theme does not belong to re-
ligionists of any creed, but to all men,
whether in or out of any pale, 1t is not a
privilege or ~prerogative of the good or res
pectable, or those of eminent recognition.
1t is the privilege of the unworthy to as
pire to the most worthy of the base to
look unto the lofty; and of the impure to
cling to the skirts of and kiss the feet of the
pure. Don't stand back from joining with
your heart, even if your hands are empty,
in the Christmas feast of love. If you have
not O gift, you may with some brotherly
words impart q sweetness to the common
rejoicing on THE holiday of humanity. Boz
The day, like the seasons of the globe,
belongs to the evil as well as the good. The
a full share in the days hope N rejoicing,
along with the right, respectable and hon
ored man. This is the Feast of Prince n
Tramp alike. And if any one sinne on
Christmas Eve, still he may lift up his eyes
and his heart on Christmas morn, and hope
that he has q part in the Babe of Bethle-
hem.
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mmERCIAL
ErLr1I- prcEHRER II. 1850.

EAaNAaAA
H-a. la- been s1mevhat brisSer during the past
AL. chic fat ts undoubtedly o. be traced 70 the
.-rrr do +r. two vessels from the d" other side Of land,
RI. ..- Turner fr.m B9-tDu and the NohieAn from
v.. H. .lrrl.urats BY the arrival from the Coast
,..r U... LAZY Llare4E. all with fun eargoes- The
t..r r...u.a r- tha imports for the past week are IN
f. a.. .bl--..da l 100000. while the exports amount
t.Irf s.z--a-. not a very favorable comparison when
It ......l.r.I tIat q large number Of vessels are now
dim. and on the auy. aud that our staple products are
r4-.i-- srua-I slowly The bark Eureka Is now due
f-.r. Oh. Coast. AMI probably brings a mail The
s. S. Z.rIaadia viii De- due from the Colonies on next
Monday ta lth int.
on I--t Monday, a number 81 pieces and parcels Of
r.rr 4. ..a..l. q. Che L1uaIl0 estate and situated on the
Islands. of Hawaii and Mani were sold, BY order OF the
Tr.-t..- Of che Estats= good prices were realized Fol
r--f-rf4 q rtafo the purchasers, parcels and prices
Till. tFra-aa gs WaiEaskoe, $40 acres, and the land Of
r-r.r.. .gsf acres. ia Hamakua, Hawaii, to the PAcihc
-...-... fog su.1lI- The AhupuAas Of HOnuAluOnui,
r..--. and L.Lauaiauui % ". 7. EOye for $3.50 and
e. .. r-9aet.v.Iy. The land Of KAwAinui Of $50 acres,
VA. .... ID. Err. Lazarus for sos, and u Geo W Macy the
land Oh Laut1IrEi. gJ- acre., for 500 I'm Greenwell
purchase. tt. PaarIaugi trart % 80 acres for 500 The
HafEu Sugar CO.. the land " Ahikuh, on Maui, Of 1924
r.-.. s.r Ialf.a total % IJ.EJ5 acres for S25,679-
To-day l4 lrrut eI AIuolali Hale, will be sold the lands
u4t.n1us 90 ths Estate Of Charles KanAinA, deceased
Ta. rlI. sales az che auction houses during the past
v...E u.r. LARGELY attended. but the prices realized were
Il.r. ana r1. 60 an satisfactory. The usual Christmas
.ll.. aI .. place during the coming week
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e An erroneous announcement was made yes
terday that 80 South Sea Islanders laboring at the
Pioneer Mill, Lahaina, had abandoned work, and
arrived in port on Thursday last per Nettie Merrill.
The schooner did arrive that day but without a
South Sea Islander on board. However she started
on her return to Lahaina, a few hours after her
arrival here, in consequence of the information she
brought respecting a strike of labor and a legal
contest instituted by these people against their en-
ployer. the proprietor of the mill. We do not I'm
derstand why, as stated by our Lshaina correspon-
dent, the plea of the Islanders should have been
entertained, that they were under contract to the
Board of Immigration, and not to the proprietor of
the mill. The Memorial of Agreement =" of the
Board, if carefully translated and explained to the
immigrants on their islands prior to their shipment,
sets forth very explicitly terms of service and COM
pensation 4" under the direction of the Board -
And a subsequent obligation entered into, on arrival
here, s~tipulates that in accordance with a prior
agreement, the immigrant has been directed to
labor for --' conformably to previously
stipulated to terms. These obligations we presume
ought to command their services for the stipulated
period, under the direction of the proprietor, as
Agent of the Board. We hope to learn on arrival
of Likelike that this disturbance of one of our most
important sugar enterprises has been satisfactorily
settled. :.
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IMPORTS.

Er.H N.~ York. Per MOhcaH. Dec $40 pkgs per
t.H.rI. Ir uEgs hardware including shOyel-. etc p
pas dry goods. 2s5 pkGs cOrdage, . bales Irvine. 5 pkgs
books. Q pkE stationery. 2 gun carriages, , boxes guns.
ID na-- furniture lu bbls whisky, 5J2 boxes beer, $50
u. Ual hos. Dos stoves. 3 - sewing machine. t&O pkgs
rIl-. ff Ita medicine. . pkgs surgical Instruments, 2s2
tu- coal. 20 casks coal II cords oak wood. Ills pes lum-
..r. "a Pics carriage aud wagon material, 4 Organettes,
t u.asY.. ..J e- coal otl, 80 pkss trunks, I'D 6 canned
.asas- 20 pAr- tobacco, Is pes steam pumps, 40 Pkgs
paints ami oils. pa pkgs wooden ware. 60 grtndstOnes, IS
L.-a cl..as- % cabuo-es, los pkgs clothes pins, 10 bbls
r.tu, DE- bills ami buchs irons, 10 bales papers. 3
Bahama fowls
From san Francisco, per Lady LampsOn. Dec 13-21S
pigs ErIesrila- l5 dp Chinese goods. lJ cs beer, 90 pkgs
whisky. If Do hardware. IL dJ leather. 70 bbls pork, $50
81 grlin, - paHs dry goods, SO bbls lime, 6 nests collins
f"l pkg croker and bread. 14 bNs window glass, $40
"I. H.ur- Do ra-- paint. - g. coal oil, 10 bNs shoes and
NI.ts- -E- vra-tahies. 10 pkss drugs, l boar, 4 pigs, 80
.Hu.s- o. rIra".-- 4 cow. / box chickens. Ice bales hay, %
IarlIt-r,- l't household goods and misc mdse-
Fru HlnskHlg. per Hermiue, Dec 14-7O27 pkgs China
oU.-. iu-'IIus IT bN- ire crackers, 40 cs wine, 5000
u urs- 90 pigs groceries. - pkgs tea, $50 pkgs provi-
..'ae = o. HARDWARE. 10 bxs peanut oil, $50 bxs sham
.H... d. Ul. t'HI.fu. I bX books, coz pkgs misc goods.