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would have been thigh and dry" and much
loss of time, labor aud comfort saved. Strange
that q man OF
GOV. ALcoRS's
admitted ability should have pursued such
3 suicidal course for his people, and / can
ouly account for it on his well-known dispo-
siliou to be contrary, and sometimes he is too
much SO. l am satisfied, however, the dis
tinguished governor knows he was wrong,
and, like the little boy, "won't do it no
more" With a general system of levees,
and all the counties fairly represented by
such men az Alcorn and Russell, and Capt.
Lyon, of Coahoma, and Perkins, of TuHiea,
and its affairs conducted with the ability,
integrity and honor that characterize the
present Levee Board, aud the unhinching
determination to do right these gentlemen
manifest, we would fesr no overflow; and to
this complexion, IN my judgment, it mus
and will come.
The break at Dennis will be repaired in.
stanter, az Col. Stokes and Maj. Helm are
authorized TO close il, which is a guarantee
that it will be done, and well done, toe.
BOLIVAR.
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A TRIPLE ALLIANCE.
Italy, Germany and Austria TO Join
Forces Against France in Case Of
an Emergency.
Nitro-GlyeeriHe Fiends Arrested at Liy.
erpOOl and an Internal Machine Cap.
tured-In the Commons.

LONDON, March 29.-The weekly slate
ment OF the Bank of England shows a de-
crease of bullion of 100000. The proper
ton of the bank reserve 10 liability is thirty
eight and one-quarter per cent.
LOWELL WILL NOT IsTERCEDE FOR BoYSToN.
The statement that Minister Lowell will
not intercede in the case of Michsel Boyn-
ton, who Was arrested at Kildare Tuesday,
Is made by the Dublin correspondent of the
Standard, and it is stated that the inference
is drawn from the fact that i: has been pre-
viously proved that Boynton is not an Amer
lean citizen.
IN THE COMMONS.
In the Commons this afternoon Sir William
Harcourt, home secretary, in reply to ques-
lions asked by Capt. O'Shes, member for
Clare, said the inquiry by the police into the
alleged attack upon Lady Florence Dixie
had been futile. He confirmed the statement
that q man carrying box containing ex-
plosives had been arrested at Liverpool, but
declined to give any details in regard to the
affair.
The Commons, by q vote OF si1ty-eight to
fifty, adopted the motion favoring sixpenny
kilograms. The government opposed the
motion.
DYNAMITE FIENDs ARRESTED.
AS.-1 NC man WHO
carried the box containing the explosives
and internal machines has been arrested
mere. He had just arrived from Cork. An
Irish railway porter, supposed to be An &C.
complete, has also been arrested at st,
H-lens. The explosive material was nitro
glycerine; the Internal machines were most
cunningly devised. The police are certain
the prisoners are confederates. Passengers
by the Cork boats will be carefully scrutinizea
for some days.
THE NEW ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY.
CANTERBURY, March 29.-The enthrone-
ment of the Ri. Rev. Edward W. Benson as
archbishop of Canterbury took place here
to-day with appropriate ceremonies.
There was dense crowd in the cathedr al
The Duke of Edinburgh, representatives oil
Oxford and Cambridge Universities, great
concourse of clergymen and the bishops oil
Saskatchewan and Long Island we're present
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suing for Damages.

CHICAGO, March 29.-The charge of en-
bezzlement asainst Asa f. Leopold, treasurer
Of Crystal Lake, Mich, has been Withdrawn,
and Leopold commenced suit against George
Runkel, the eccuser, and who caused Leo
pold's arrest, for $4,000 damages.
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Body.snatchers Sentenced.

PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-Bod snatch
ers sentenced: Robert Chew, two years i'm
prisonment; Levi Chew, eighteen months
McNamee, eight months; Pitlett, four
months-to date from the 18th of December,
the time of omunitment
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Assaulted ana Robbed.

LOUISVILLE, March 29.-The assault and
robbery of Mrs. Phillip Jacobs occurred on
Monday last in broad daylight, on one OF the
most populous thoroughfares of the city, but
the case was not reported by the police. The
woman is dying.
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The MaIaxn.sx ENJOYS.

BOSTON,, March 29.-Mayor Palmer paid
his haal respects 10 the Mahogany embassy
this morning. The ENJOYS took the II
O'Clock train for Hartford, where they stop
by invitation TO visit the gun works, aud
will probably reach New York by the even
ing train.
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CRIMINAL pQIN6S.

A Hurderer's Sentence Cemmuted.
Special 10 the Appeal
JACKSON, Miss, March 29.-George Rain
= colorsd youth, convicted Of murder at the
Nay term, 1882, of the Jackson county Cir.
cult Court, which was affirmed by the Su-
preme Court, and sentenced 10 be hung
April 18th, had his sentence commuted to
day by the governor 10 Imprisonment in the
penitsntiary for life. The communication wa,
granted on the recommendation of large
number of prominent citizens of Jackssr
county and Of the judge before whom be
Was tried
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WEEKLY RANK ETATEMENT.

WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
PARIS. March 29.-The weekly statement
of the Bank of France shows an increase OF
gold of 1,650,000 and decrease of silver
of $685. ,000f.
A FREE.TRADE CAMPAIGN.
Leon Say, ia his Lyons speech, declared in
favor of free-trade campaign.
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SPAIN
II MINT
THE ROYAL WE'D

THE ROYAL WEDDING.
MADRID, March 29.-The date OF the mar
risge of the Prince Louis Ferdinand of b.
varia to the Infanta Maria Della PSF has
bsen officially announced in the Cortes. The
marrisge will take place April I'd.
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TEE first real skia cure ever discovered
was DIR. Benson Skin Cure. Ii cures all
70 ugh and scsly skin disease and makes the
ski n smooth and healthy. 1t is an ornamsnt
to ny lsdy's toilet
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IRELAND.
THE IAnIEa, LAND IEAanR

DUBLIN, March 29.-Anns Psrnell doubts
whether Egsn made the statements relative
TO the affairs of the Ladies' Land League
contained in his published interview.
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CDR. Benson's Celery and ChamODiie Plls
cured my Wifs Immediately of seUere neuralgia y
H. NJ. Cocklin, Shepherdiown, Pa. SOC at
druggists.
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DYNAMITE FIENDs ARRESTED.
ITALY.
TRIPLE OFFENSIVE ALLIANCE AeAINsT
FRANCE.

ROME, March 29.-The speech of the
Minister of Foreign Affairs regarding the
relations between Italy, Germany and Aus
tria is believed to refer to defensive triple
alliance against France, with which all
agreed TO eDdeavor TO msintain friendship.
ShoHld one of these powers be compelled to
make war against France, the others pledge
themselves 10 maintain a neutral attitude if
they do not aid in carrying on the war.
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"git up aud git" Right here let me differ
from my friend of the Greenville Times, one
of our ablest aud most fearless champions of
the levees, who says if the came spirit and
energy had been displayed in the upper end
of Bolivar county as was in the lower end,
no break would have occurred at Dennis's
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Dou,f Die In the House,

HRough on Rae" clears out rats, mice,
Ioache-, bed-bugs, flies, ants, moles, chip
hunks, gophers, Is cents.
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IHE HON. j. w. BRYANT, OF Princeton,
ILL.,, brother of William Cullent Bryant, the
poet, was struck by falling scsffold, Monday
and probably fatally hurt Within one hour after
this accident, Mrs. Bryant was thrown from 8 car
riage and had her collar-bone broken.
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CINCINNATI Saturday MIGHT

a poet and ess,yist, rated sixth in his class a
Harvard. Now, what became of the five fellow
who were above him? One would naturally sap
pose that they, too. had become rld-famed. sSC
yet we hear nothing of them. As like a. not No.
IL writing patent medicine poetry; No. may be
and probably is, doing odd Jobs IN addressing cir
culars and the other three engaged in like union
ored and unsung employrneutsh
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The Horsford Almanac and Cook Book
Mailed free on application to the Rumford
Chemical Works, Providence, r. l.
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BEFORE Gen. Mcclellan left Fortress ]


roe. where he had been spending some time. last
week. the veterans of the Hampton Nome pre-
sented him with large banner Of royal purple
satin, edged with gold fringe. 1t bore on one
side the national arms and the inscription: The
National Home for Disabled Volunteer 60 diens
March 8, 1865. The Nation 10 Her Defe1dens 4"
The reverse bore these words: Presented 70 GeH.
George B. Mcclellan, Local Manager, by Veterans
of Southern Branch" The inscriptions were
wrought in silk and gold thread embroidery, the
work Of the inrna The HnruA
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LIZ the death Of DR.. William

In t1e oeAth OIL Dr. william u V An bu-
ren, says the World. New York has lost one of its
really great men. Ths phrase IS hactneyed and
has been sorely abused. but IL expresses what
must be felt to be true by every man Of intelli-
gence who knew DR.. Van Buren, intimately. He
was an eminent surgeon, most successful teacher,
and was as professional adviser and friend most
wise in counsel and quick in sympathy. But such
was the weight Of his faculties that he would have
been quite as successful and useful in any other
calling. He would have made a great lawyer or 4
great judge, great bishop. or great man Of bus
iDess- Let us hope that New York will not soon
lars MI az NJ uranhn
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The Boston Globe claims that "the editor
of the New York Sun, Herald, Times or Tribune, OF
the editor of any irstclass ptper, has fifty times
the influence of President Arthur" Gentlemen
who are applicants for Office don't hold that
opinion.
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TIE New Jersey Legislature has passed q
bill, which has since become q law, requiring all
the manufactured products of the State prison to
be stamped with its distinct name In that way,
people who are opposed to convict labor in COM
petition with free and honest labor will know just
what te avoid buying.
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The bill for the five colored maps for Gen.
Wheelers speech, printed in the Congressional Rec
ord last week, amounts to S940. The cost OF the
plates for the text of SO much OF this Record as
was occupied by Wheeler for the regular edition
amounts TO S56e more, making the simple cost OF
this "leaye to print some Sl4ie.
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hcers Of the German army and navy continue, and
the North German Ga-ette Is rather profuse In its
protestatiens 20 the effect that Prince Bismarck
does not dive all these men into pETacy-just II
excusing and accusing were no, homonymE
Now 1t Is Vice dmirsl Batsch who has followed
Admiral sto,ch- Bstsch was generally thought
the most capable of all officers in the German
navy, although he commanded the feet which
lost the Grand Elector in 1875. When a young
man, Bstscn served in our navy. The main point
70 bear in mind Is that the German array and navy
viii soon have wholly new commanders, and that
the glorious era Of Moltke, Room K&meke, 5tosch
and ls70-7l belongs TO the past.
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WHEN Grover Cleveland walked down
Broadway the other day a curious friend walked
behind to see how many people would recognize
the governor The curious man says: Between
Madison Square aud Canal street he was not rec
ognlzed, as far as could discern by single per-
sou. tried to make some calculation of the
number of people passed in the course OF the
walk, and estimating by trial counts that 100 PEG
pie were walking on block figured that at least
5000 people passed within arms length and did
not recognize the man whose place in politics has
Seward
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TUR lut sldKue OF LUIntr, WHICH Is TO De
erected in Washington on November 10th next, thu
400th anniversary of his birth, the committee hAv,
recommended the duplicating Of the central hgur,
of the renowned group at Worms. In 1t Luthe
appears in colossal bronze. clad in a minister's
robe, holding the Bible in his left upon which
his closed right hand rests. The figure will COS
s45oo in Europe, and the expense of transportation
and dortn lr.i1l h,c
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The MaIagstry ENJOYS lsst week msde
their first formal fort to rouse public sympathy
against the foreign invasion Of Madagascar. 1t
was at the meeting of the Congregational Club.
and they issued feeling address, reviewing the
wrongs which the French republic seems deter.
mined to infiict upon them. The ENJOYS say: IF,
the truths of Christianity and the blessings Of com
merce are the forerunners OF European aggression,
then will prOWinF he ch 10 hat ~
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GEORGIA is soon to hold an election 10
choose governor in place of Gov. Stephens. BY
the constitution. in of the death of the gov.
ernor, the president OF the State senate becomes
governor, and 1t is made his first duty 10 call To-
gether the Legislature, which appoints a day fol
an election. There is such officer lieutenant
governor. 1t is impossible TO predict who will
succeed. The acting governor is a candidate fol-
the nomination of the Democratic Convention
and there are at least twenty other candidates in
the bush, with mora or less support, and none oil
them with anything like q majority of the people
in his favor. II looks II every county had de.
termined to put forward q man and take the
chances.
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AUIING UOVERNuR BOYNTON, OF Ge0rg'E!
caused by the death of Gov Stephens finds him.
self confronted with one of his own letters con-
graduating Rufus B. Bullock upon his election as
governor in 1868, and asking the appointment of
Judge Tor the Flint judicial district In this letter
Mr.. Boynton says he has "demeaned himself re-
spectivey to all parties, taking no decided public
stand politically. because he did not propose to
become a politician" The acting-governor &C.
knowledges the authorship of the letter, and hts
him,
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W
tier and Mr.. T. B. Aldrich deserve 10 be soundly
ndiculed as the London papers are disposed, be-
cause of their protest against the proposed reduc
ton of twenty-five per cent. duty on "printed
matter wholly or partly in the English language"
on the ground that 1.-THE minds Of Americans, and
especially of American children, should not be
perverted by foreign ideas" II would be much
more to the credit of these gentlemen, more or
less distinguished in the realm of intellect, to be-
heve that they never read this protest 70 which
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would have been thigh and dry" and much
loss of time, labor aud comfort saved. Strange
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Ex-Gov. STONE, of Iowa, an active Pro-
hibitonist, now urges that the liquor question
and politics be kept apart, saying: 'rhe Kepubli-
can party can gain no strength by shoudering this
issue sgain, and have never thought the temper.
ance question one that could be safely dragged
through the pool of party politics."
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BISHOP LOGUE WTltes from Donegal, Ire
land to the Land League authorities in this coun.
try: "Were 1t not for the substantial aid from
America the people would die of starvation"
Yet Patrick Egan, sx-tressurer of the Land League
Fund, says there il now on handtabout $3.50, coo.
Why is not that used to prevent starvation7 Is il
policy which the League leaders now gathered 10
this country IRE adVocatingf
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-10-17

vessels, would have been carried out.
aa IL would have obtiaicdonc Of the
at,aicH difficulties ,hc planters have
had to overcome in employing Chi
ucso Uborcrs. But This has not
been done. Il les now reported that
the Government has made some con-
tract with large steamship companies
for the landing Of several thousand
Chinese male laborcrs at The rate of
$500 per month";"
1T is n matter of regret, too, chat
we learn from the public press that
thc Government has stopped the fur
cher importation of Portuguese. II is
to be hoped that il will he resumed
without delay"
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HAWAIIAN TRADE.

The San Francisco Call of Sept.
22nd contains the following =
Oto9o0 Sept 2ISt. The Hawaiian
Consul General for Canada has had
several interviews recently with the
Dominion Government with view
to extend trade relations with that
country. The government has pro.
missed to look carefully into the
matter and will probably make dis
examinations i'll duty in favor of
Hawaiian produce coming into Cana
da providing Canadian produce
received the same consideration
shipped there.
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THIS DAYS DOlNGS.

WEDNESDAY. OCT. Ia, 1888.
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STOCK EXCHANGE.

The Honolulu Stock Exchange
held its regular session on Monday
morning.
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MARTINS FERRY MELANGE.
General Small Talk Of a Busy Little
Town.


Mrs. David Updegraff and daughter
Grace, of Mt. Pleasant. o, and Mss Martha
Mitcnsll, of York comfy, Pa, were the
guests of K. y. Theakers yesterday
Mr.. VIM. CASTOR, of PJrr!and, Oregon,
was in the city yesterday visiting his
brother in-law, Isaac Colts. Mr.. CASTOR l.
Il civil engineer and has long been engaged
in the practice of his profession in build
ing different railroads in Oregon, and is
now engaged in the same kind of work
MIR. G.. comes back to visit the scenes of his
early youth, having been born and raised
IN MUrristown, Belmont county, Ohio.
The three blind boys, Mooney, puva
and Welsh, will give series Of sacred con
ctrtS at the grove TO. morrow, and will re
peat it every Sunday during the balance of
the season.
The Standard Five will give another of
their popular dances at MCSwords orchard
this evening.
The carpenters commenced work on
Mrs. Merrett's house in Ne Sland's addition
yesterday.
Don't forget the picnic to be given at the
grove this evening.
Miss Iron and Mrs. Craig, of Steuben-
vile, are the guests Of Mrs. Boyd on Filth
street.
J. B. Wallace and family, who have been
Wis ting friends in Jefferson county, re-
turned home Thursday.
Mr.. Matte Green and brother, who have
been visiting friends here for the past two
weeks, returned to their home at Mingo
yesterday.
Thomas Scofeld, of Steubenyille, Ohio.
IS visiting his brother, Prof. Sco6eld, on
Walnut street.
DIR. Clark, sf Guernsey county. spent the
fore part of last week with friends in this
city.
!. h. McClure's little boy who has been
dangerously i'll with typhoid fever tor the
last two weeks is conyslescing. Mr.. Nc.
clure is confined to his room with diphthe
rla
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ALL AN ACCIDENT.
Yesterdays Fatal and HorribIs
Casualties.
A Man Beheaded by Train-Skuil Crushed
by a Falkland Torn off,
Accidents BY Rail and
Otherwise.

A horrible accident occurred yesterday
afternoon at Little Washington, aud,
whether from its fatal character or from
the rarity Of such horrors, created the
most profound sensation in the town. A
general aud public disaster could not have
cast . deeper gloom over the place, and all
afternoon crowds came and went, discuss
ing the event. The accident was by rail, and
occurred about o'clock, on the Pittsburgh
Southern road, resulting in the instantan
terrible death OF B. F. King and the injury
and narrow escape from death of the fire.
man. 1t occurred in this way:
About O'Clock in the afternoon, four.
teen cars with an engine in front aud one
behind started from Washington for Pitts
burgh, on the Southern. When making
the grade above the brick yard, near town,
CINE and water tank, broke loose, let
ting Mr.. B. F. King, train master,
who was standing on the apron of the
engine down beneath the wheels of the
tender, which severed his head from his
body, one rolling on one side of the rail
and the other on the opposite side. As he
fell he grappled the fireman who came
down with him and struck the rail, but
fortunately escaped getting under the
wheels, and came of with severely
sprained hand.
Mr.. King was a married man, aged about
forty years, and resided on College street,
opposite the First Presbyterian Church, in
that borough. The body was brought to
the depot in Washington, and word sent to
the Coroner, who will hold an inquest.
This Mr.. b. Frank King must not be
COMPOUNDED with Mr.. Thomas NJ. King, the
Superintendent Of the road. The deceased
leaves q wife and number Of children.
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THE PROFEssION INIT.

Mr.. c. II. DRAPER, OF No. 225 Main street,
Worcester, Mass, volunteers the followlng:-
"Having occasion recently to use remedy
for kidney disease, applied to my druggist,
Mr.. d. B. Williams, Of Lincoln Square, this
city, and requested l ina 10 furnish me the
best kidney medicine that he knew OF, and
ne handed me a bottle Of Hunts Remedy,
stating that it was considered the best be
cause he had sold many bottles OF 1t to his
customers In Worcester, and they all speak
OF 1t in the highest terms, and pronounce ii
always reliable. / took the bottle home and
commenced taking 1t, and find that 1t does
the work efiectually; and am pleased to
recommend 10 all who have kidney or liver
disease the use OF Hunts Remedy, the sure
cure"
April IL, 1873.