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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-05-01
Gle na''n Bnl'sfi',.
MONDAY, MAY l, 1882.
On The Clenching of the Hands in the
Two Sexes,


Two Sexes,
A correspondent writes Whether
the clenching of the hands be the re-
suit of mental emotion, of hysteria,
or other nervous CONFUSION, Of acute
poisoning or of tetanus, women al
ways seem to lay the thumb across
the palm and fold the fingers over it,
frequently wounding the skin of the
ball of the thumb by the pressure of
the index and middle-finger nails !;
white men invariably fleX the fingers
acutely first, now and then digging
all four nails into the palm, and turn
the thumb outside, across the back
Of the middle phalanges. About
four years ago witnessed a case of
itliopathic tetanus in a black woman
in Barbados. The disease had
reached that advanced stage where
the muscles of the eXtremities begin
to be affected during the paroxysm,
and it was interesting to observe,
before actual clenching ensued, that
the thumb fist began to twitch in
wardly, while the fingers were
motionless. Possible this may be
the unconscious result of haOits ac-
quired during life, I have had no
opportunity of noting the phenomen-
on in children.-Sco. Am. Journal.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-05-01
wv. ROBERTSON GEO.,
Subscription Department

We prepared further orders magazine
published in California the Eastern States Canada and Europe
At the time receive by mail over one hundred and
fifty different papers and published in the English FRENCH
German and Scandinavian Languages for subscribers
AS subscription list large enabled to furnish the papers
at low rate of subscription
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-22

THIS GREAT AND GLORIOUS CoUNTRY.-
With her cropo 6. 000. 900 bales of cotton,
toward 600 900, 600 bushels of wheat, and
over l 500 000. 600 bushels of corn, we may
look upon our enormous and astonishing
imports as not alarming. The owners of
American railway property have a right to
expect particularly happy results, and
those who feel discouraged at the compar-
ative slowness of our export markets may
possess their souls in peace. As Europe
must take our surplus, we need rot be In
hurry to send our new cotton and our
foodstuffs abroad, and we need not send
anything on which we have not made a
good profit. The future is decidedly in
our favor. Our farmers have and will have
an abundance of everything our mechan-
les and laborers will have cheap food our
factories are busy and will SO continue;
our transportation companies begin the
best season on record our merchants and
tradesmen will have better buyers and
more customers than during the last twelve
months and our financial institutions will
be busy and prosperous Boston Adver.
tiser
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
4 Valuable Medicine.
Hunts Remedy-It. Many Merits.

hunte hcmeoy-Ao many Merits.
YTNHERE ARE NO DISEASES MORE PREyA.
Il lent, with. perhaps, the exception of Consun,p-
tion, in this country, than the Kidney and Liver
Complaints; and to find remedy that would effec.
tually relieve them has long been the aim Of many
afflicted sufferers. Whether our habits as a people
conducive to these diseases whether they may
result from the pecuiariy of our climate is beyond
comprehension, and is of little value since an
eff icacious remedy can be had but of one thing We
sure that the long afflicted public will hail with
Joy the specific which has again and again proved its
ability to effectuay cope with end eradicate these
diseases The name of this medicine is Hunts Rem
edy, and it is manufactured by the Hunts Remedy
Company of Providence. 1t Is not often that men.
ton OF patent medicine occurs in these columns
but when one comes under our notice possessing
such undoubted me it SIS the of which we speak,
we cannot refrain from giving it the credit it de-
serves 1t cures when all other remedies fail as it
acts directly On the kidneys, liver and bowels re.
storing them all at once to healthy action 1t is
to eradicate all diseases Of the Kidneys Bladder
and Urinary 0rgans-such Gravel, Diabetes, In
derfu effect Weakness or Pain in the Back, Sides
medicine extant for General Debility, Female Dis
eases, Disturbed Sleep, Loss Of Appetite, and all
complaints of the urino. Genital Organs Its eff.
cacy in of that dreadful scourge and nsidous
destroyer Brights Disease Of the Kidneys has been
remarkable and, if its merit rested its success
in coping with that disease alone it would be worthy
Of high rank public benefactor In all diseases
Of the Liver-as Bcusness, Headache, Dyspepsia,
Seur Stomach and Costiveness-it quickly induces
that organ to healthy action and the causes
at the same time. 1t is purely vegetable in compo.
siton, being entirely free from mercurial mineral
poIsons, and possesses virtues as q remedy for
Heart Disease and Rheumatism. We have neither
time Lor space to do this medicine full justice but
the public obtain full PARTICULARS 10 the shape OF
pamphlets and circulars by addressing Hunts Rem
edy Company Providence, Il. I.-[Scientifc Times
nc 61yMW F&swlyN
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-22

Both Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and Blood Purifier are prepared at 233
and 235 Western avenue. Lynn, Mass. Price
OF either, 81. Six bottles for So. Sent by
mail in the form of pills. or of lczsnges, on
recsipt of price. 81 per box for either. Mrs.
Pinkham freely answers all letters of inquiry.
lnciose 3s stamp. Send fer "Guide to Heslth
and Nerve Strain"
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-22
HOME and ABROAD.

Destruction OF a Mail Car by Fire-shock-
ing Career and Terrible Death of a
Girl-The Railroad Tax Case-A Tai.
enfed Observation-Disclosures P0sta Mat
ters-The Bodies OF De Long and His
Men-Death Sentence Communicative
Kingston Fire-fuReral OF Ex- Congress
man Orth-Items of Foreign News-Etc.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-22
STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE,
HEUROURG a LAGEs.

Nos. 80, 50 AND 54 FIFTH ST., SACRAMENTO
~ dealers 10 Produce snd Brewers' Supplies, Man
ufscturers Of Malt and all kinds Of Meals Oatmeal
CornmeaI, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour, Buck
wheat Flour, etc. New Grain Bags Tor sale. Agents
or Buckeye k.ls Flour Aarysyille. aal7-1p
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-22

ROUGH ON RATS. Clears out rats, mice,
nies, reaches. bedbags. ants, vermin, chip
munks. Is cents.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-22

SACRAMENTO RE0oRD-UNION.
SAN Frsnctsc. ONCE, No. 8 New Monfgom.
ery greet (Palace Hotel).-J. H. ShArpe, Agent
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-22
sTATIoNERs, PRINTERS, ETo.

n. q. Cr0cker a Co.-Importing and Manufact-
uring Stationers, Printers and Lithographers, Nos
us, 2l7 and 2l9 Bush street, above Sansome
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-22
sook Bindery Damaged by Fire.
FOREIGN NEWS,
twenty Persons Killed
A Prince Arrested.

DARTMUND (Prussia). December 21st.-
While cage was descending in tie Harden
burg mine yesterday, the chain broke and the
cage fell, killing twenty persona
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-22

LYONS, December 21st.-Prince Krapot.
kline has been arrested for completely in va
rious anarchist movements in French terri
tory. The Prince is charged first with be-
longing TO an association Of Frenchmen aud
foreigners whose object is to overthrow social
order by means of pillsge and assassination,
and second, with beiag the caief mover of an
anarchist association in France, and with WIS.,
itirg Lyons to organizs conspiracy Prince
Krapotkine ard forty five o.her anarchists
will be tried early in JannarY
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-22
DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL By TELEGRAPH TO THE REooRD-us1os.l
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-22
WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements Of i've Lines In this department are
Inserted for rs cents for time three times for 30
cents or rs cents per week.
"yANTED-MEN AND WOMEN To START
w new business at their own homes no
peddling so cents an hour made send 10 cents for
fifteen samples and instructions. Address MASON &
co, Montpelier, Vermont. d13-l2tMwF
WTANTED = SITUATION IN A GENERAL
w merchandise store by steady, active young
man three years experience in rst-class store
or would form partnership. Address J. P. ZIPF,
Forest Hill, Cal. dl9-lw-
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-22
Coming Hnnie.

CAIRO. December 21st.-General Stone
Pashs, late chief of staff of the Egyptian
army, has resigned his commission, and in
tends to return to America.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-22
Three More Victims

PARIS, December 2lst.-Three more deaths
have occurred in consequence of the explosion
in the cartridge factory az Moutvalerien.
The remainder ef the Injured women are suf
feripp fearful apony
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-22
Great Diamond Robbery.

MONTREAL, December 21st.-The Chief of
Police has received notice from Scotland
Yard OF great diamond robbery in London,
and Offering reward of s.. 500 for the cap
ture Of the thief.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-22
shocking Life and Death OF n Girl,

CHICAGO. December 2lss.-There died ves-
terday, at the Home for the Fallen in D as
Moines, Ia., girl whose nare is written in
red letters in the criminal record Ida Sloan,
alias Golddust, was a pavement debauchee,
and returning one night to her disrepu.able
lodging houae, after she had qusrreled with
her roommate, breke her skull with water.
pitcher, and in drunken s.upor slept with
the corpse. Awakening. she swallowed
pint of whisky, threw the body in closet,
locked the door, flung away ths key, and
tramped the streets. drinking heavily, until
late at night, when she was arrested and the
next day sent to Bridewell A week later the
smell of a corpse invoked search, and the
crime was discovered. The girl was acquitted,
as being evidently out of her senses when the
murder was committed. She went to Denver,
and perhaps to San Francisco, and after q
wild, troubled life, brought up in Des Moines,
where she died of delirium treJnens
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-22
The EsypfIau Rebels.

CAIRO, December 21st.-Osman Pasha, who
was accused of intriguing with Hahn Pasha
against the Khedive, has been released. Tbe
Court Of Irquiry and Cou,t-martial have
been dissolved and it is expected that de-
cree will Issue tomorrow banishing some of
the rebel prisoners, but releasing the bulk of
than,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-22

4
uring Com ompauy-Manufacturers OF Rubber Goods
Of every description Patentees Of the celebrated
"Maltese Gross Brand" Carboiized Hose. Corner
First and Market streets J. w. Taylor, Manager
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-22
TO FARM ERS

WYE HAVE ON HAND SOME FIRST.CLASS
w American and Canadian Ranch Hands, who
understand the business in all its branches-like-
wise Male snd Female Help for Hotels and Families
Branch Office in San Francisco, where we can pro-
cure all kinds Of help at the shortest notice Apply
to HOUSTON CO.'S Employment Office Fourth
and Streets Sacramento. aul3-1pu
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-22
A Talented Chinaman.

Hartford Comm, December 21st-Kdo-
wing Hi Chin, the last of the attaches who
came from China with the Chinese Educa.
tioual Commission, departs for home next
Tuesday. He leaves because be has com.
pleted his literary labors. His dictionary of
English phrases, published about two years
ago, caused sensation ia literary circles, be-
cause OF the remarkable acquaintance with
idiomatic English displayed by tne author.
he has also completed osher works which are
to be published in China for uss in the ma.
tional schools
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-22
The PE@aix Park Murders.

DUBLIN, December 21st.-All the witnesses
in connection with the Pheaix Park murders
have been examined. and instructed to attend
to morrow at KilmsiDhsm Jail, TO see if thew
could identify Westgate as one of the sssas.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-22
RESTAURANTS
RuBHER AND OIL GOODS

svain's Family Bakery aud niufux
Saloon-No. $50 Market street. Wedding cakes
Zee cream, oysters jeIies, ETC., constantly on band
r~rr,iltea u1pnlied
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-22
The Bodies OF the DE Lopg Party.

WASHINGTON. December 2Ist-Miuister
Hunt, at st. Petersburg, telegraphs Secre-
tary Chandler that the removal of the bodie,
of De Long and men Is regarded by the Min.
lister of Foreign Affairs as impracticable at
this time
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-22
DR.. RaERRsNaAN'S FRAGRANT
KALLl0DONT
FOR BEAUTFNNo AND PRESERVING THE TEETH.
For Sale by Druggists.
SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Baker q HamtIt0n-Importers Of Agricultural
Implements and Hardware; Agents OF the Benicia
Agrl Works. junction Market, Pine and Davis sts
George A. Davis d Co.-Manufacturers' Agents.
327 and 329 Market street.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-22
Dangerously HI.

RALEIGH, December 21st.-A riot occurred
In hncolnton, originating IN an attack Of
trsid hands upon the paymasser, and caused
great excitement. The Town Commissioner
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-22
Ex-ConSressman orth.s Funeral.

LAFAYETTE (Ind.), December 21st.-The
funeral services of Hon. Goilove S. Orth was
largely attended. Committees from Congress,
State officers, civic societies and citizsns were
present. The services were uaossentatious.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-22

Csrolan, Cory IL CG.-Importers Of Hardware
Iron and Steel. Agents for the Pittsbury Steel
Works, Northwestern Horse Nail COMPANY, and
Southington Cutlery Co. Nos. 129 and la2 Front
street. and Nos. III and 119 California street
UawIey Bros Hardware Ce.-Impnrters OF
Hardware and Agricultural Implements Nos 3ol
s1s, 3o6, so7 and 300 Market street. San Francisco
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-09

executions which substituted the rule.
since the moment of the adjournment OF
the meeting the matter has been more er
less discussed and generally favorably re-
ceiyed. The fact is that the recent wafer
works trouble has prepared the public 10
accept any cham e on faith were IoIn
of SfO0,O 900 TO improve the works TO be SUD
mitted for ratification, dissenting woes
would be comparatively lew Anytnlhs
would be preferable to another Wateriess
period. ia
The resolutions submitted by Mr.. Caio-
well were the result Of careful deliberation
by a number Of gentlemen most vitality IN
tcrested in the water supply, as that gen
tieman informed the reporter yesterday.
They had decided that it would be no mere
experiment to adopt this plan, as Its be-
Incidence has been made plain in other cat
les, by long, practical working.
The evil in the water supply system
which most loudly demanded remedy IN
the minds of most taxpayers, was the lact
that the water works was made TO bear the
burden of general city expense; and IL Was
well known that if the revenues OF the
works had been applied to ii alone, We
would now have q water service that would
be beyond complaint In the past year,
larger than usual proportion OF the re-
ceipts have been devoted TO the works IN
the purchase of the WorthingtOn pumping
engine, but, ordinarily, of the $4,000 aver
age annual income, but $4,000 is the aver
eye annual expenditure on the works.
There are many apostles OF the belief that
this method of diverting the receipts
could be restrained by injunction, but no
test was ever made, though poor water
renters felt severely the burden of pawn 6
tbc streets through their hydrants.
The current OF public comment was not,
however, upon the water works alone. The
PROPOSITION submitted at the meeting pro-
poses TO work radical change in the entire
city government. The duties and respon.-
sibilities now resting on the committees OF
council are proposed TO be transferred to
the shoulders OF boards OF commissioners,
by which the present system will be com,
pietely revolutionized. These facts and
the probable results are now under full
discussion about the city, and the novelty,
if nothing else, lends them charm. 1t is
generally agreed that it will be work OF
time and labor to perfect the plans for the
proposed system, and much time must
escape before it could be placed in success
full operation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-09
WHEELING TELEGRAPHERS.
Their Reply to the Call for the Nation
al Convention ut Pittsburgh.

The fact that the telegraph operators of
Pittsburgh had issued called TO the mem
bers of their profession throughout the
United States and Canada for convention
to be held in Pittsburgh, March 6, next,
is now generally well known.
Answers have been received from nearly
every city and town of importance in the
country, and yesterday q communication
from the telegraph operators Of this city
was received. which replied at length to
the request OF the Pittsburgh telegraphers.
The following are extracts: The bruised
feelings that pulsate from one end OF the
telegraph profession 10 the other,
should unite and organize them
selves into an imposing body, and make
their employers feel that they have rights
that must be respected and that those rapa-
cious encrOachments and exorbitant exac-
tons that have almost killed what little
stamina has been left in the craft, reducing
them TO the condition OF forbearing and
forgiying slaves, be quickly dispensed
with. We just wish TO be placed in society
where we belong, on footing with other
honorable and indispensable professions;
not becoming grasping, grinding monop-
oily. promoting our own interests to the
detriment Of others, but as a class, feeling
and knowing what is right, and with such
knowledge revolving against the situation
of ignominious underlings suffering the
pangs of deprived freedom, crouching in
slavery.
We have heard of the efforts of the Pitts
burgh tclegraphers with extreme gratitude,
and we think we bat voice the sentiments
OF the profession at large when We say
every operator is willing 10 join you, heart
and hand, and assist in carrying into effect
this most noble and beneticent undertak-
ing.
Comrades come 10 the front; stand by
YOUR post. and make the 9th day of March
next one long to be remembered, day
dear to every operator, day on which they
broke the chains OF an oppressive monopo-
", and appeared on the worlds stage as an
honorable craft, rightfully deserving the
privileges accorped TO all men,
The reply is signed by the telegraphers
Of Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-09
STOCKS DOWN.
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the company are happy TO say have very
only five days. as there are only lev
shares to yet to be taken" Connected
with this circular was an elaborate map,
drawn by the artist of the company. Never
mind the geography of the country. our
map must have creek running through
il, so crooked as to traverse as much OF the
land as possible, and make 1t
All water-Erost-
The president ana directors must be prom
inent men. If celebrated for piety. all the
better. The estimable man approached
says: al know nothing about this com
pany." Well says the committee walt
ing on him: I'VE viii give you 500 worth
of shares" Immediately the estimabie
man begins TO know about il, and accepts
the position of president. Three or four
directors are obtained in the same way.
Now. the thing is easy. After this yon can
get anybody. Ordinary Christians and SIN,
ners felt il 10Y TO be in such celebrated
society. Another thing important was that
the company purchased three or four viais
OF oil to stand in the window-some IN the
crude state, the rest clarified. Genuine
oil from Nenango county. Another
important thing. there must De
large working capital, for the company
do not mean 10 be idle. They have der
ricks already building and there will be
large monthly dividends. Let ii be known
that there were companies in some cities
who, claiming to have capital of sioOoo
vet had that capital exhausted, when they
had sunk one well, costing 5000 But
never mind. The thing must be right Tor
some OF the directors were eminent Tor
responsibility. You say IL is certainly I'M.
portant that there be some land out OF
which the oil was TO be obtained Oh, no!
Why be troubled with any land at all. 1t
is an expense for nothing? You have the
circular and glowing map and yials OF oil
in the window and flaming advertisement
in the newspapers. Where is the
Church ofGod
that she allows in her membership such
gigantic denominations? Shall the Church
of God have nothing to say about this price
of bloodo Is sin TO be encased because 1t
is as high as heaven or deep as hell? The
man who allows his name 10 be used as
president or director in connection with
an enterprise that he knows is to result in
the sale of 10000 shares of an undeveloped
nothing-God will tear off the cloak OF his
hypocrisy, and in the last day show him to
all the universe q brazen-faced gambler.
His house will be accursed. Gods anathe-
mas will fash in the chandelier and rattle
in the swift hoofs OF his silver-bitted greys;
and the day of fire will see him willing 10
leap into a burning oil well 10 hide himself
from the face of the Lamb.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-09
Birthday Testimonial TO Mr.. Charles
Smith.

Mr.. Charles Smith, of the Reymann
Brewing Company, is very popular with
his friends and workmen, and on Saturday,
his 3Oth birthday, they gave him substan-
tial evidence of the fact. At $3.50 o'clock
on that evening about twenty of his
friends, including some of the most prom
inent Germans of the city, headed by the
Wheeling Opera House Orchestra, gathered
silently in front OF Mr.. Smiths residence,
on Sixteenth street, which was wrapped in
darkness. Here the orchestra played with
exquisite taste, three or four of their finest
selections, during which Mr.. Smith APP
peared and was cheered. He was one OF
the most completely surprised men ever
seen, and was taken in charge of by his
friends, and the party proceeded to the
brewery office, where until u O'Clock
royal good time was had.
But the surprise remained unveiled. At
an appropriate moment, Mr.. William Mil
Ter, in most happy vein, presented Mr..
Smith very handsome solid silver water
set that had been purchased of Hebrank
& Bro. On it was inscribed his monogram
and also Presented TO Charles Smith by
the employes'of Reymann b. Co., Jan. Z,
1882" Mr.. Miller also acquitted himself
we'll in later speech, complimenting the
orchestra Mr.. Smith, as overcome as
friendly donor could wish, was utterly I'M
able to respond, and called on Editor
Thoma, of the Toiksblat, who did so for
him
An elegant supper was spread, to which
grand success, and the gentleman in whose
honor il was, as well as those getting it up,
may Justly feel proud and gratitied.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-09
PERSONAL MENTION.
People Of Promiuence and Persons We
All Know.

Major Tom Norton went to Washington
City, yesterday.
Miss Emma Wheeler, south side, is visit.
ing in Tyler county.
Mrs. Oscar Rammelsburg, of Cincinnati,
is expected 10 arrive in the city to-day on
visit 10 her mother.
Senator J. j. Woods is in Washington
City, spending few days preparatory to
his Legislative duties.
Mrs. J. Y. Smith, of Lexington, Ky, is
visiting her brother, Samuel Adams, Esq,
on Seventeenth street.
Clarence Tompkins, mail page OF the
Senate, is ready for business, having re-
ported in the city on Saturday.
Frank Schwartz, now q mail carrier, will
get q substitute during the Legislative ses-
sion, and resume his duties as page in the
House.
John L. Thornhill, Of Charleston, mail and
banking page Of the House of Delegates,
and Frank Thompson, of st. Adams, also
page, are already here.
"Mexico Bill' is the nom d4 royd1e of
gentleman now at the Mcclure. He is a
Democrat and has downed J. Kemple in
several well fought political engagements.
George W. Byrne, OF Charleston, the cop
perplate caligraphic assistant clerk Of the
House of Representatives, arrived in the
city on Saturday and is stopping at the st.
James.