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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18

under the strikers terms. The strikers have
resolved not 70 work on the boom in the next
20 days.
W. II. Wright, Grand Rapids insurance
agent. was found dead In bed at hotel In Cedar
Springs on the 18th. He had been troubled
with asthma several years.
The common council Of West Bay City have
accepted the proposition Of the Swift Electric
Light company TO light the streets for one
year.
w. H. Brearley has Just lost fine parrot by
poison from eating Japonica blossoms. The
parrot was a very remarkable talker, calling
each member OF the family by name.
VIM. b. Frelelgh, Grand Rapids agent OF
the Adams express company, has been arrested
for embezzllng about 800 OF the company's
money.
Harry M. Thayer, OF Elba township, near
Ithaca, has been arrested for passing counter
felt money. Thirty-eight bogus 81 pieces
were found In his satchel and upon his per-
son.
MIR. James Brney Of Bay City, for six years
past American minister to the court OF Holland,
and whose resignation has been recently ac-
cepted by the President, Is in New York en-
route home.
A terrible gale, northeast, has been blowing
at Eas. Tawas three days; several craft are
sheltered there. The Champion got her raft
In but the Sweepstakes lost her raft.
FIJI. Lester, q. Kuhn, George Ernst. Rob't
Brown, Mrs. Knox, ETC., OF Mendon, have all
been sufferers by a heavy IRE In that place.
MR.. Herman, milliner, lost her clothing, a
gold watch, and $500 In money with no insur'
ance. The fire will be sad blow to Mendon.
j. Maurice Finn Of Grayling, while out on
School Section lake one evening last week
'speared duck" weighing ~ pounds.
II lie believed that Hazelton the Glencoe and
Pincouning defaulter committed suicide In
Tennessee.
| Lyman T. Kinney, of Grand Rapids, has pur'
chased a tract Of 240 acres OF pine land in Kent
Co. from which he expects TO got 20,CO9,OOe
star shingles. Mr.. Kinney has also purchased
5000 acres Of oak and hemlock lands near
weodyille, where he has extensive lumber in
terests.
Otis Bakers farm house on Grand Prairie
burned with loss Of nearly $4,000
Mrs. Annie Prosser committed suicide BY
drowning herself In Kalamazoo river at Battle
Greek. Modification over IL Bathrick scandal
had caused insanity.
Henry Carnage, moneyei man of London
England, has just purchased land In Portland
for the firm OF Damage Il Co., who VIII, IL
reported, begin the manufacture Of bone and
blood manure, ma tches, boot backing, stove
polish, and calclne. The company expect t6
employ about 80 hands within year, bu'
begin work Immediately.
Considerable dissatisfaction appears among
the Muskegon strikers against Cook and d.
Long, who are charged with being 10 the way
OF q settlement. The booming company anc
mill owners refuse to hold any consultation
with either OF them. There Ii considerable
suffering among the strikers, and many have
to take shelter In their ball aud receive rationi
from the relisf COMMITTEE. In order to prevent
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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18
-; RESCUED FROM DEATH

cav. mnilam ). Coughhn OF Some,yilIa. NJ.
arEEnI rn ' ne Iall OF 1876 1 was taken MAJ =.
oonoh os THE LUNGS, followed $3.50 q
eousn n , - lost my appetite and aesSS fSSs<S
70 the Hosn ity PED IA In 1877 4 VS. sSSs
10 my innsp - Mo y The d doctors !; sad II
ersport want al S aro1 8 i nsf dollar A. 70
N.Y., put y lIiend told ma ~ s,p ,y,
f~ot : k nALL1S BALSAM FOR THE fIr NJ
~ ~ o9ttle. when to ny surprise com Umo
tbrss Ice, DETER and to day feel better name
pIsea wl,'e tals hoping every one afflicted Nv,
HALF Lpu h4g will take DIR. VILLA
that CnNSa1rSnAT, and be- conyinc
/ can poeit,ys,s a.. ltoN CAN BE CURF
ali The Other ,ys say u has done more good d
sickness. '' nave taken since
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18
Humbugged Agt1.

l saw 80 much said about the brits OF Hon
Bitters, and my wife vino was fays doctor
Ing, and never well, leased me nrgently 10
get her some. / concluded 10 lhumbucged
again; and l am glad 1 Old, for ibss than Two
months use OF the Bltters my y was cured,
since. i like such humbuggi1- II, St.
Paul.-Pi0neor Press.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18
Josh Billings Heard From.

NEWPORT, R. l., Az. IL, 1880.
Dear Bitters-I am here trylg to breath
In all the salt air OF the ocean, and aving beenk
sufferer for moro than year VIII refractob
liver, I was induced to mix HoI Bitters win
the sea gale, and have found tb tincture a
glorious result. Ihav been greatly
helped by the Bittere. and am b. afraid 10
say so. Yours without ss.1rgle,
JOsaNLLINGS
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18

Sultan Pasba has Informed Api Bay that IL
the army insists on deposing I KbedIvs of
Egypt the Bedouins will entsCairo. The
Khediye evidently has the BedoP at bis com.
mand and seems master of the hilton.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18

Sir Hugh and Andrew Allen 70 lust re-
ceived threatening letters, IL Is sposed from
discontinued laborers. Special cdabIes have
been placed at their residences
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18

introduc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tSn r. has been no medi,
rangs' Rhsn ~, iiimeTpmatism that equals
cure as the seasons ara 10 foIio,I 70 as sure
many OF our prominent men here IN sn 1snei.
t nato useu u with great success W. uunc ire
;a.ng'y recommend il to ali euffsraru unnesi-
s s,sra Guy Republican,. Sold Of s .n
ioIss.. one 9s doilara bottles six bottIs all urug
s,nr "r'te Tor free pamphlet 10 ~
''''' X. K. HELPHES,
Washingt
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18

intermediate appellate courts blllwas RESUMED,
Tire question being upon its pssags- Ihbnl
was further discussed by Messrs. Pugh, Davis
aud Morgan and passed finally, yeas 30, ,ays
Is, receiving the support OF all the Republicans
and Messrs. Bayard, Cockrell, jackson, Harris
Pugh and Walker, Democrats.
In the house the bill was passed providing
for tho removal OF the remains OF the late Gen
Fitzpatrick from Chill to the United States. The
conference report on the fortifcation appro-
priatlon bill Yves agreed TO and the house
resumed consideration Of the Geneva award
bill. The substitute OF the minority was re
jected, 46 TO 100. The bill then psssd, yeas
1872, nays 66. The conference report on the
agricultural appropriation bill was agreed TO.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18

wl LORD Byron, in reference to bsantIfoI !.
ons JD ~, 70 2 irend-"Lady---has been dane
SS sT ~ put now she is danqeTo,si~ :
aS~ ~ ., american bellies, when attacked
Tiiiioa ' sDa tis mat flesh Is heir to, may be
IL RYE p,s anu av s being killed by takile
bsnishes fsw,o hiavorlte Prescription VII
'ne bloom OF health. by all drsco dI io'"'
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18

=, a canister with alighted fuse was discover
T Jn 'ae railing OF the Lord Mayors mansI
London, filed with blasting powdsr
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18
AS a part of DR.. Holman,s hso.,

of cure tba y ua Wr holmans Absorption N,
utmost importance. Ths9 EMS are OF
Intended to act So an adinvsn, espec
PADS In stubborn cases. yharo 40 oi HOLM
tent local pain or deficient circn - per
y; tney may DC used aotthOut the P Pad IL ~, !
III any spot or place where a 49, - aesiI
'eahy curative Plaster is useful. ''"0iiui
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18

treat distress is reported on AntIccsta 1,
AZ lsquimaux Point 70 persona have oI.
00ailet lever and large numbers are reno,
On Inc verge OF starvation. 'o'
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18

.. .irn war Is impending In Egypt. The
Aneoive is threatened with remoyajfrom a.
on tne ground that he is not 1T 10 ruls oysr
people. 'a0 o'er
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18

dahiiyt you are langaid. constipated. or oeusra
geoilltated nom lack Of rich biood gst 1n
a nOIle fIiis; They are the gresiss, ~
enncner OF the age, and when nseS tSs "
U hn,n aie unknown. Jas. II. Davis
"hoiesaie Agps, Detroit, Micb. siS q
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18
:. Mrs. Sarah ]. Van Buren. !, ,oe

g, NUS p aaLah y. Van Buren,, or Ia2
S an, ppunao, N. T., whose portrait
az aIo odisi, column Of this paper. is n,
;nd aulss Tonic" which has proyed
The san 70 many worn ont wife ar .oo,,..
makes I hsr n OF woman's oreanizai tSr
man. and tbar uae susceptible to disease tb.n
among ladies for something Which, Yell Lelt wa9'
I y1no snose many weaknerees M " "o,n over
. .he EEK, and assist nature II, bn T;Innont
IT ad,ns 81 constitution. This MIA Van pS ul'
h'uies' Tonic" has never faiisd 70 an pure
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18

Rr00t 6nterprlBe HRnlIetteu. NoW Oo'asoo aio
going ND, and the inhabitants are doing their
beet TO retrieve their shattered fortunes.
The strike of the Muskegou boom men still
continues. The men made proposition to
work Is days OF 10 hours at 81, and u the logs
could not be meved fast enough they would
work extra hours after 6p. m. for extra pay
al the same per diem rates. The president OF
ne boom company, 10 whom the proposition
was submitted, refused TO entertain any prop
osition for less than IL hours. The men are
determined that their demand for I'D hours
shall be yielded to. There is only ore thins ,
that prevents seItIement by thu booming
company and the mill owners, and that is the
proprietors do not propose to be ruled by a
union. ahw h FHH
Mrs. Jacokse, wife Of the NJ. Z. Presiding
Elder Of the Lansing district died very sudden
~ Of congestion on the Sth inst, in Lansing.
The steambarge Prindiville got on sand
bar of Oscoda and went down with her entire
cargo Of lumber, on the 10th. No lives were
lost .atf e
Jackson seems to be infested with burglars.
Father Buyse has again been visited. Although
the police were called by telephone and re-
sponded promptly, no trace Of the marauders
could be discovered. g
A freight train collided with the Maybury d
Hamilton circus train near Dexter, wrecking
the freight engine and several cars. John Cos
tsllo Of Dexter was killed. No one else was
hurt
Hugh s. Peoples, accused OF numbering
Martha Whitla, has been admitted to hail in
the sum OF $1,000.
llrS II. Burns Of Niles, was walking on the
railroad track, being deaf, train coming was
not beard and che was killed.
Luke Woods an old and respected citizen Of
Tscunssh died after two days illness.
The county seat Of Mackinac county is to be
moved from Msckinac to St. Ignace In Septem-
bar, . special election will occur in June to
submit 10 the people proposition to issue
bonds fer q loan Of $1,000 to build court
house andljail at st. Ignace. Two hundred dol
lars n offered for plans and specifications for
The proposed court house and fall building.
The side walls Of the central part Of the old
Marshall house, at Marshall, fell Il, leaving the
roof supported BY the end walls. This was
one Of the old landmarks Of Marshall, having
bssn opened a. hotel In 1910, when 1t was
ne fyt hotel In central Michigan. In 1858 1t
became q. female academy, and was used for that
purpose two years.
Irwin Mann Of Carmel township, Eaton Co,
was married on the 9TH inst, and TO the sur
rice OF evsrybsdy, on the 10th he committed
uicids By hanging.
4 b. Thomaa the silk thief, has been assign
u 70 duty for the present In the prison kitchen.
he viii probably, sometime in the near future,
given work elsewhere His number Is
R1o stF rios
: The Musksgon mill owners have released the |
om company from any obligations relative
. contracts for delivering logs indefinitely. |
This p tatsn to Indicate that the employers !
Will not yield, and that there will be no work
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18
Flint .rs =. a cough, carried mo of,

And then coffin they carried me off IN.
vo Inns s Will not be your epitaph IL you TAB.
yDur cough and Dr. H. Y. Pierces sc SGo, .a
ws soIcI, discovery in time 1t is specific Sop
ana sf ~ lung, splitting Of blood, night swsats
drugglsts. " consumption. BY ALI
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18

ho nTo D Iron Bitters is beyond ousstio, :,
, vees aeulclne made for all classes .,ennIrin.
wa a,esuce as Dyspepsia, Indigestion Tsatns
"a'afia' &c. For sale by ali draSois,s S"A
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18


restrain Jane Ann Manley OF Hartford, aud
Charles S. May Of Kalamazoo, her attorney,
from dIsposing OF or attempting to collect a
$1,000 note held by the said Jane Ann Man.
ley. While visiting her at her house in Hart
ford, December 4, 1881, Onley says that she re-
moved from basket nearly $4,000 OF money,
notee and mortgages which he had in it. filing
his basket with chips, and that when be dis
covered bis loss, he demanded them, and she
refused to give them up, threatening to des-
troy them unless be gave her $4,000. He
therefore Oava hAr h'. No.. o.. 1900, which
be now asks to be relieved from payib. "a
Ing dursss. Onley Is very wealthy man
1t Is reported large sized scandal will result
In this suit.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18

Whittier on Forssfrees.

The following letter FL JOIN G.
hitter, addressed to JolG. Pesslee
read at the recent testry Con-
ltion in Cincinnati, mates hb in
st in the subject of fqtry:
L thank thee for -thshvitatitn TO
md the Forestry Condition il the
OF Cincinnati. Fofeyeral .ears
ave felt a deep inter( in thscoA.
'ation of our forestshd the liant.
OF trees. The veal, seautY fer
y and healthfulnessE the contry
ely depend upon it. ly iidignition
early aroused by thheedess acri-
OF some noble oak oelm and Ispe-
y of the white pi1 th, gratdest.l
in our woods, wh ] rOuld not |
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18

good taste Of the SakOkis India
around .Sebago Lake, who, when their
chief died, dug around beech tree,
swaying it down, and placed bis body ir
the rent, and then let the noble tree fall
back into its original place--a green and
beautiful monument for the son of the
forest. 1t would give me great pleas
ure to attend the convention, but NV
health is not equal to such an effort" II
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18
NJ. II. P.-ss4

MEN sSq % Sst . lea learn
'on at good wages address vAIES d ps sre o. Al
Janesyflle wi
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18
Throat, Bronchial and I.nnr n,

Glvlng self treatment. Address S Slle
HHiSfhSsARY MEDICAL AsSocIATIoN T Rnsya,
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
MICHIGAN.


On Sunday In Whitehall fire was discovered
in ALAG. Il. Covell's lumber yard. Monta-
eus sent help and two steamers and tug
threw water for I'VE hours; Notwithstanding
but little was saved, 100000 feet burning at
Loo Of $4,000. =
Eastern Michigan has furnished pine logs as
follows: The An Sable, l94.000,o00 fee of new
logs; Altoona county, 100000 feet; Apena,
Isl. 900 feet, and Cheboygan, 5O,000,0OD, a
total Of new logs of 1.47o0 5000 feet.
The Michigan sportsmen's associa ton ha
selected Cyrus w. Highly Of jackson as game
and Ash warden Of the state at salary OF $S a
day and expenses to enforce the game laws.
Each game club has been assessed $40, and
individuals interested In the preservation OF
game, animals, birds and fish, are requested
to send contributions TO Treasurer Osgood at
Battle Greek
TIE reward offered for the arrest Of Navin Is
on condition that the arrest be made within
SIX months from the passage Of the resolu-
don.
Henry Whiteford and Samuel Dill, engaged
In removing the old railroad bridge over the
Ct Joseph river at Niles, were knocked into the
stream by falling timber. Dill swan
ashore. but Whitsford was drowned. He leaves
a wife and Eve children.
The meeting 10 Detroit Of the 18th annual
eonclays OF Knights Templar brought together
some twenty communicates. The street dis
play was very fine and was witnessed by large
number Of spectators. Lexin Vtor, East Sag
inaw, Flint, Lansing. Pontiac. Bay City, jack
son, Ann Arbor, Adrian, kalamazoo, Marshall,
Grard Rapids, st Johns, Ionia, Big Rapids,
Muskegon and Detroit were largely represent
cd.
G. Q. Burt OF jackson has commenced new
$4,000 suit against Michigan dentists for In
tringement on bis patent.
"A storm Of wind, hail and rain Is reported TO
nave done great damage In Lyons, store front
windows being broken aud fruit and shade trees
destroyed.
Rev. Z. Dave. formerly pastor OF a church ct
Deerheld, went to England some time ago.
Later he was charged with burning the parson'
age. Returning via Detroit on the 9Th. he was
arrested on the train near Monroe BY Deputy
Sheriff Hyde OF Adrian, the warrant charging
him with arson.
Corunna is 10 have new $4,000 jail. The
money Is already subscribed.
go A St Joseph county farmer has recently
made sale Of 1900 pounds Of peppermint oil at
q Der pound, 10 eastern parties. There Is In
store IN st. Jaseph county some 10000 pounds
Of oil held for higher figure. The prospect
OF favorable crop is excellent. Wheat Is look
ing well.
Manistee las water works company with
100000 capital. -. -.
A isuiastuai sturmvmnd vafzoos Dkns|
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18

exchangsue to pubic ssn Hl
thanks will tepp. OF trees i
which is to plant, Nyer me-
my honor. / could ask the.
mortal. i have alWaYk Ma
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18
FOREIGN.

Mr.. Gladstone has resolved to mod b
Gently proposed policy; and it is rum q
coercion will be instituted, possibly I
49, hayonet. TIE cowardly a. s
point OH 'cst universal revuli
ton has caused an stances given
sympathy has In manyiu. "a.o
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-05-08

EpiroR R;n.EriN.:--I concur fully
in the remarks of Il. L. in his COM
munication TO the Press of Temper
ancc in all things; also in his state
mcnt that "tl,c Prohihitory Law, (if
passcd) viii prove dead letter."
and beg to add my amendment to
his article. [ think, too, the Law
would prove n dead letter, because
we have not the proper kind Of a
Police Department to enforce the
law, us there would he lots of NOON
shincrs,-therc are now for the mat
ter Of that, and they are not sup
pressed. The physician would need
spirits in his practice, unless the law
intends to do away with allopathy
and substitute homeopathy; the
druggists also will be deprived of
the article, and last but not least,
the churches, for how can they use
a forbidden article? These are only
n few of the reasons why prohibition
will not work.
l think the acts of Government
officials of Tahiti could be copied
here, and would apply to all, viz. {:
grant licenses to whoever apply for
them-which should be doubled
here-impose heavy fine on all who
sell without a license, one-half of
the fine to the informer; if an in
toxicated man enters place where
spirits are sold, the owner shall be
prohibited from selling him any; if
a policeman sees drunken man he
takes him to the Station House, and
he is at once fined four dollars if he
lpays, and staggels out, he is brought
back and another four dollar fine
assessed; and this is kept up until
the man is broke or sober, which
makes a drunken spree too costly to
be often indulgcd in.
/ think the above very much bet
ter than prolibitory law, as this
can be enforced and the latter
cannot. ANTI-FANATIC.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-05-08
Sl|n sl,l'r 'a4luII,'i't
MONDAY, MAY s, 1882.
il G,IaDINa 1'GOpLl.

The people of these Islands are
emi.ha'ically u reading people, and
tbs statements. is true of the native
iiawaiiais rs wGll us of the foreign
rrs resident here. \ The former sup
port three newspapers in their own
language, each with an edition OF
from three to four thousand copies
weekly. Among the foreigners, be-
si,les the three wcclilies and two (as
yet jiNenile) dailies, a very large
number of the standard newspapers
Of the United States and England
arc taken by regular subscribers,
either through the mail or from
news agents, besides considerable
quantities of the leading monthlies
and periodicals. Go where you may
on these islands, either in the towns,
on the plantations, or i'll the remote
and scattered settlements, you will
he sure to find good supply of
reading matter. AS a very ncces-
sary consequence, our people are
intelligent and well-informed upon
all matters of general interest, and
in regard to what is going on in the
wo Id ut large in this wonderful nine
teenth century, to a degree that we
venture to say is not to be found in
any other community, in proportion
to its size. All this is encouraging
to'thc newspaper man, as he delves
at his tread-mill occupation.
And this brings us to remark, that
our thanks are due to an appreciative
public for the encouragement which
the DAILY BULLETIN has already re-
ceivcd. Our subscription list, since
the date of enlargement, has increas.
ed nearly fifty per cent, and our ad.
vcrtising patronage has correspond
ingly grown. We can only say thai
we shall spare no pains to ensure {
continuance Of the public favor.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-05-08
LEGySLATIVR..

Saturday was a short day. a Pc
tition was presented asking that the
so-ca,lcd Million Loan project he
adopted hy the House; and another
one, son the contrary, quite the re-
verse;" asking that VIC do not bor-
row u cent.
n resolution was adopted, author
izing the Finance Committee to eX-
pend $500 in the employment of eN-
pcrts to assist in the examination of
the Government accounts.
The Hon. MIR. Smith gave notice
of Il Bill TO repeal the Passport Law.
The Resolution appropriating the
sum of $4,000 for the expenses of
the Session, WAS finally passed.
Hon. Mr.. Kauai proposes to insert
in the Appropriation Bill, when that
document shall be before the Assem-
bly,, the sum of SIS, 900 for fire.
proof government building for the
Island of Kauai. He probably means
a Court House.
His EN. the Minister of Finance
gave notice of his intention to intro
duce two bills--one to amend the
Law of Taxation, and one to regu.
late immigration. also that the
biennial Appropriation Bill will be
presented during the present week
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-05-08

The NoRvAL.-By the next arriv-
al from the Coast we shall expect to
hear news of the missing boat of this
ship, an account of the burning of
which we published last month. 1t
has been surmlsed by "old salts {"
on the beach, that the Norval, being
an iron ship, would be likely to drift
after the fire had burned out, and
from her position when abandoned,
and the known tend of currents in
this ocean, the hulk would be likely
to be found somewhere to the North
East of these Islands. 1t is to be
hoped, however, that it has gone to
the bottom, rather then to remain
above water to be butted against on
dark night by some passing ship.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-05-08

VXTANTED, three girls, compe-
w tent to trim and sew dresses,
at Mrs. A. M. Mellis' Dress, Cloak
and Manflc Making Establishment,
104 Fort street. "a 1w
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-05-08

The telegraphic news from Europe
and America via the Colonies is un-
impol ant. We note the death in
London last month of DR.. DarM N,
the naturalist, philosopher, &c.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-05-08

At llilo, on Thursday last, an ac-
cident occurred on the railroad track.
A car, containing some Is Chinese
laborers, got beyond control on a
down grade and jumped the track.
One laborcr killed outright and a
number seriously injured.