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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-16

eumCCrsAiociutiOn" nit ihren 2luiieberl ais
DISQUALIFICATION beGi i,en, neil iie Ocfirbttn, oGB PIE
uber Das 9lcul.dt ot5 tirSlideu Nusranos unSurtt=
oenen SatFtIRmaurer JtubttorJH9tu pttdEantn
UGoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-16
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bcute friib umNitternatt 9pufe 5ritScri9c9afert
i'm is. Gebeusjdbre, dlteite IUfter bon GoHrao uu6
&iIbelmne aUdert. 9ie 8eerOtguus miro ipiter an
ge;eiet. GAO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-16

Ybtlipp Soiepb 1T I'M erffcu 4labama er
GonpreB6iritte sur Grgdnlsn9 ocs ourb oeu 200 oes
&ttJ. &bos. .. ounoon nranbeHcn &atalR BON
poIocn. Vie Scn,otrateu uoWUirtUn 9rn. JumeS
5upIor 5OHeS. Gie GS0p Uirb am 3. Jul TAFT
iinoGn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-16
Hene 4n3eigen.
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- Baltimore, BEN 16. SUM 1888.
3eriIegeIte Fprnerunss Ansebote perben in
bieiem 8iirenu BIB Sienffdg, ben 26. bS. Na5mit'
tags llbr entge9euse Guf bic Reupfiaffe'
rang Der alS ,. ~ arb swartets Space" betanus
ten 2traRe oecr 8trdRen, in Seiien Witte Der aI3
Der GsutresNarft" bsfGnnte Rdrft Eest nit CON-
CRETE peer SPREAD -MfpbdIt Iaut Der am l.
Rat 1888 senebmtsten 8erorbmInR unS mad ben in
bieiem 8iredu eiuSuiebeHbeu SpejtTtatouen. 8iirgs
idait nit 9enebmgter Si6erbet for bic 9etreue 4usz
filbrIn9 beS Gputratts muB seseben tperbeu Die
augebote tperben an hefnieIben Gage IN BEN Birelu
bes SiiraermeifterS geDfnet. unS has 2e5t, irgeub
ein pber ale Ansebote abApeier bleibt bprbsbaIten
Sphn g. &ppIe.
(144-6) GIert Ses StGbt gommliidrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-16
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N-FN " TINIII WI ULHT SWTIUIT VI w > TNIFF
odpbia iattQtuu0cHe idbrlibe J'eo1 q 3piihen ocd
&oot- manmbalteu Der UnlUeriit6eH %Cnnlr'o mia,
gr,ncctoH uHo Columbia um ocu .GHilo'' Shluen8c=
cup" rurDt oon oel &e, tCte,l ocr ctIterpdbnten
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-16
GarOpatI6e &abslberi6te.
Die neus preusirae str&enporlasc.

8erlin, Is. Suut. &ultusmtutifer BON
@Obler erfIdrte geferu benz &omite beS preu,
6iiden abgeOrOnetenhauies, meldem bic ueue
8jrdsnoorluss iibermteien muroe, oaB Sr.
BON S9l0Ser, Ger 8ertreter Breu6eu's i'm
@utifau, utdt nit elmer ipe;teQen N2tIion
bstruut ist. 9erielbe babe jeSO9 cine Sa9s
Iage bepertfeltgt, melde etue Sortieeung
Der llnterb banblunseu re6tfertige.
8as @Omtte oes AbgeOrSuetenbauies bat
ote FINITE Slauiel Der 6irdenuorlage geuebs
mt9t, uah5sm tbr etn 4menoement beige
fii9t tporoeu mar, tpelfes ben bonn Staate
ursrtunnten 8iidOfen gaftnttet, ibre 2mt8.
befu9nife and uuBerbalb ibrer 8i03eIeu III
berridten. 2lue Imeuoemeuts 3u Der ie6Ss
ten &lauiel, neldle Die nit Der 8Orlage i'm
@iberiprude febeubeu Seror0uuugeu Der
Dtaigeieee rptoerruft, nuroeu permOrfen.
Die erfte 2eiuug Der 8orlage tif pom &o11ite
beenoet poroen.
Sr. NtnbtbOrif, Der ultramontane Tibrer,
unb ieine Yartet ituh nod uuentIhlofeu, OBJ
fte fir bic jweite GeiuEg Der Sjraenuorlage
fiimnen HOlleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-16

Ser Eegcr Sobu Smith hattie an IeBten
3onnrrha@=A6edO 81 gSarngr station, @ri., an ott
pEttle Jiot NulnlNppi &abn" cine ShltAe,u mt
euCm Use sen, lIiamtnS s. u. 8mQtr, uHg Uuroe
rUdhcr ElpuCr su nutic lam, crboicn. &ntg5t cnt=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-16
URarft uns B6rfe.

2toerp Of, Is. Sunt, 1880 VQhm.-
8aummOue: Rttteliorte Sberlduber ills,
bo. .RetpsSrlenns 1916. 9ie8ertdufe betru.
gsu 5000 BulIen, SpetuIattOn uuO ausfubr
1000, 3ufHbr 5000, Ourunter $500 anne,
rifautiMe.
2oubon, Is. Stunt. - 8er. Stautens
SbligatiOusu 4spro3. 1921, Ditto 4i.pro,.
115, 30. Oerldugerte 5spro3. 54.-Gttten:
q. & 8. gB. 492a, DO. 2. 124, Grte 80, DO. 2.
9St, RetpsYOrf Central 1857, Peuui. Central
614, SGs. Central $50, Reaotug 800, On.
turiOs gEeifern 28g Rsrttnutide121, Rtluau.
fee ct. Yaul Common 1851.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-16
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Bu ylathG, Dill, nelen GrmorOuuQ ictEcr 6rdu 9c=
hdHot meJoel Oute, bat cine &0lo,nut erbOteu. in
oemlbm ciue JttOIrod icnes 4rOlcCs ouTh oa5 S0es-
Beritt beDIli9t Uor0eH lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-16
germ. telesrapbiide 9epsI9sn.
auseem SHGdueG

Sn Bbila6elpbia pur6e Qeifern Die l2I.
9obresidIabieiCr Den FenniqlUod'er NHo'lr'a' 0e'
9onnen.
Gtne 9epefte ans 9fOm melOet Die Inter
SeihnuHn Cires oaHOcISoTtnae5 Sm0hei gd9lauo
uno StoCn.
8. 6. 8ratu, ebebem elm 8atbalit, uuroe
aefem abcuo in burlington, 81, ais I0pttFeH=Getit=
thcr oroinirt.
Sic WitgIeoer Ser pBreBsN BON
9ia0odqc,ts" tc5rtcn seiteru Oon ilrem 5a1re5ausz
'r3snod &u9inlea nan Bottom 1urnd,
gs perlautet tn Guebec, baB bic D4lnn,
Gnmptcr Sne" id Crboeu bat, Dem 0ru. ScnccaI
ale Ibre 6abrJcuge iur SlQ0J0,liJ 5u peytaufen.
&r. g8. gG. Barnes, melder in 2ouisutue,
au., ieinen Sdwa9gr, ben 9untCr Glarence 8opo er-
lhoB, mmoc gClTm nad cIacm &etRor I'M Saot3tz
rttte cHtloNen.
Ser 3umpfer 0rrbombrn" fam uorsefiern
46tno nit EOutcr IL 'natb Ser 2aOp
Tr0ntlinz8a 'betim. ,oitloR Gas
: Ncnz9o IN St Sobns,
3Gs 9 ..s50r QBu. 0irei9s, toataer s u
eotettsburA, Sn., mc9cn au8tbltder 3rd0uro oe5
orelfatcu NiorbS 81 AihlOuO IN Oat beTuod, ut bis
sum nddheH 9sonta9 oerbobcn pogoeH'
gEm. YIutt aus Sope, Samiltons@ouutp,
R=g, mctcr ctncn 9cmiiien Gorl 1rGUers am II.
Oidt 10 hmer pereete, oar er am 26 Ni0 ar6. It IN
&roq oes NloroeS i'm ericn Gjr0oc aH8cto8t poroen.
Sn Sartforo, Conn, murOeu porgeRern
Sur Ncter oCs GOGes au meldCm ben Gon8rcB Die
SteIHe unO Slrtlien ais 5nQle ocS SaUot5 dooptris,
Ndbnen 0uS9eitttt uUo ole N0upuraBe IeEltb 9e=
dmltt.
Der Hsgsr gilbert Ditlss, tpelder gelteru
81 9iatheS 0iiii., peaen GrmorOung iaEer 6rdu 9e=
hdH9t peroeI Oute bat cine &iul'snilt erbulteu IN
Dem ibm cine 6tpIlOH eues 4rO5cllcs ouIb oa5 ocg-
8Tidt benIui9t Dorocn lit.
Su Chicago lniieu fb otele gtttglieber Der
pVaWrmC,tC rs&NociutiOn" NIT hren 2iuilebert ais
uber oas Jlclul.dt ot5 turStheu Nusranos uH3uIttz
oenen Satttrmaurer GubCtorm9tu puGEl0Otn
mG0er.
Die geilern uuf benz Shuplfiu BET Ybillz
odpbia itlttQtiuHUCHe idbTlibe 9e0a q 3piihen htI
&oot, manubateH Der UnUeriitd,eU FCnnlr'o mia,
grncctoH uHo Columbia un ocn Is 9tlo' Shuut18c=
cup" purUe pon oel Sc, tCteA ocr ctterph3Hten
llnlperntdt 9cnonnl..
Ybtltpp Soiepb 1T I'M erifeu Qlabama 'er
SonquBottritte sur GrGinian9 oCs Ourb oen ZOO oes
&ttJ. Gbos. .. hCnoon cntnanocnCn &atan Uou
oen 6cpublltOncrn gum GCuguBmtl9Jcoe nomInut
poIocn. Vie 2cnOirdteU UOWUlr(n Hru. JulUe5
5upIor 5OueS, Gie 2&aAl Wirb am 3. JuU TAFT
itnoen.
Ser Teger Sobu Smith hattie am IeBteu
GonnTiaa=A6cIO 81 2Sarnr StatiOn, @ri., an ott
pElttle JiOd NiurlNpp &abn" cine ShltAt,c mt
e,uCn Use Bcn lItamtnS 8. u. 8mptr, uHD muroc
idltcB6 Uon ". ". Sn,9bt. Gt'cn auocrCR 2Ec zen,
DddCr EmuCr "a NUtic tam, crlhoIcn. Sni8bt tnt=
llob N olt 2SdIot-.
SurBe RabsIz z0cpsfbtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-16

Berlin, 10. Stunt. - Satier 8tlhelm
miro mOrgeu cine 3uinmmeHtuuft nit bem
8Onig BON 8duemart - Die erfte iett 1879
in g8iesbobeu haben. 9ieielbe ioq pabrs
id)etnlth bu5u bettrageu, bic SeJtebuugeu
5mildleu 9euti4Iuuo uuO 9dHemart freHHo'
it0itltdsr III aeffalten..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-16
Der Rsaer gilbert Dltlss, peldler geIteru

SteHe unb SrtiiCn als NuQae oc5 SaUoc5 aOoptIrls,
Nabuen ouSgcitett uHo oIe N0uptfraBe itFub 9e=
idmiitt.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-15

raised cry of "Fire," but no one
moved, the audience being under the
impression that his object was
merely to make the performance
more realistic. Shouts of "Fire,
fire - were then heard from outside,
but the people within the tavern,
thinking that there was an affray
proceeding in the street, instead of
trying to escape, barricaded the
door by placing a heavy table against
it. Before the unfortunate people
had time to discover their mistake
the flames burst upon them, and an
awful panic ensued. Amidst the
the curses and yells of men, and the
shrieks and lamentations of women,
terrible rush was made to the only
doorway. But the heavy, unwieldy
table lay directly in the way of the
half-maddened crowd, and before
any cool and united attempt could
be made to remove the obstacle such
course had been rendered impossi-
BILE by the fearful crush, and ere
long there was piled upon and under
and around the table an almost in
distinguishable mass of men, women,
and children. To add to the horror
of the scene, the fire had meanwhile
leaped from the stage along the dry
wooden floor of the room, which was
now in full flame. Scores who had
not become entangled in the fatal
crush leaped through the windows
on to the street below, most of them
being thereby more or less injured,
either by the fall itself or from being
cut by the broken glass, for, in their
frantic efforts to escape from the
burning room, no attempt seems to
have been made to open the windows.
One young mother threw her child
out of the window, and it was the
only creature of the whole audience
really unhurt, for it alighted without
harm on heap of straw. When the
room was entered after the fire had
been subdued, forty-eight charred
bodies were found close to the table,
and several other people were injured
more or less severely. Signor
Satirana escaped with slight in
juries, and will be able to give i'm
portant evidence, but his mother
and wife are among the Victims
| Home Neocs.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-15
SHIPPING NOTES.

The tern Lena Sweasy, Capt, w. A.
Ray, arrived yesterday, II days from
Eureka Humboldt Bay, with 29l, 1853 fl
of lumber, and 900 bdls of shingles. She
is consigned to Allen & Robinson.
The Canopus will load sugar for San
Francisco.
The weather being so bad yesterday,
all work was suspended along the city
front. The departure of several vessels
was postponed; and it blew so hard that
all vessels were doubly secured by ropes
and chains.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-15
TERRIBLE DISASTER in ITALY.

A terrible catastrophe occurred on
June "a at the village of Dervio,
near Como. A large number of
country people had fiocked into the
village to some local .fete or fair, and
about one hundred persons had as
sembled in large room over a
public-house to witness a marionette
entertainment belonging to Signor
Satirana, travelling Snowman well
known III the rural districts of
Northern Italy. The principal item
in the programme was announced to
be a tragedy entitled "The Mar
tyrdom of st. Philomena," and in
the course of the performance some
sparks from Bengal light used in
the entertainment to represent fire
fell upon a quantity of straw and
tirewood stored close to the building
and set the inflammable stuff on fire.
The proprietor of the marionettes
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-15

WHILE the ice.cream and cakes were
being handed round at Monday nights
social sad accident happened to Mas.
ter Thos. MCGUIRE. He had gone mot
the unfinished gymnasium room to as.
sist his brother Joseph (who had been
masquerading as one of the Peak sis
ters) to disrobe. There was no light in
the room and the only standing-ro
was narrow platform running along
the wall and 12 feet above the unfinished
rocky floor below. In the dark he
stepped back and fell down that dis
tance on to the rocks. When picked up
he was insensible. Dr. Hagan was sent
for and no bones were found broken
AT fastest accounts he was doing well.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-15
POLICE COURT.
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

Tuesday, Aug. 14-Drunks Sam,
forfeited Sc bail; j. Frand, fined SIS
and 81 costs; Kaulunae, deserting
her husband, refused to return SEN
fenced to / months imprisonment
at hard labour So costs; Modison,
larceny found not guilty and dis
charged; Kale, and H. Williams, dis
orderly conduct sentenced to "a
hours Imprisonment at hard labour
and 81 costs each; Hampton Doug
las, unnatural offence Committed to
Supreme Court October term +; AVA
ava, assault and battery remanded
to 18th; Joe, same charge fined $5
and So. 40 costs.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-15

The attention of buyers is called to
the Large Credit Sale at the Stores of
Messrs. H. Hackfeld & Co., at 10 o'clock
this morning, by E. p. Adams.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-15

A New York State man who tried
fying-machine of his own invention
recently, had no advice to give to
those who crowded around. All he
said was, "Work in 'durned fool
somewhere OF my tombstone!"
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-15
A NEW ADDITIONl

l have also added to my establishment
a FIRST CLASS MILLINER, just ar
rived from the Coast, who will trim
hats to order, and also wait upon the
wants of my customers in the Ladies'
Department. 400
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-15

The only solace one of our readers
has at night is to listen to the melodious
'bus-horn and wonder if the proprietor
will ever provide something out of
which pleasing sound can be drawn
without reminding one of the fish and
old clo' dealers of Frisco.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-15

WE have interviewed the Auditor
General about suggestion In the Press
that the Treasury balances were made
W of l. O. us. He states that nothing
of the kind has ever been in the
Treasury. Nothing has been there but
current coin except trifing amount in
worn. defaced, and damaged coin which
will be sent to the coast shortly to be
exchanged for dimes and half-dimes.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-15
The FIRST ANNIVERSARY

I'VE Ftnot NVNtvEnOFnt
of the Algaroba Lodge l. o. G. T.,
having arrived the members deter
mined to celebrate it by Concert and
Social held in the Y. M. G. A. Hall
on Monday night. The Hall was
crowded with the members and their
friends some even finding room OH
the balcony.
The hall was beautifully decorated
with flags, ropes of ferns, mottos
and groups of ferns and flowers and
an impromptu stage was screened
off with the Hawaiian and American
flags. All of this beautiful work was
due to the tasteful hands of Mr.. j.
Mcclure senr.
The meeting was opened by Mr..
Atherton who gave short address
on the history of the formation of
the Lodge from which we gather that
so members organized the Lodge
and that now, Notwithstanding that
many have left the islands, there
are 81 in good standing on the books.
The following programme was then
gone through:
Piano Solo-Fantasie on Martha by
Thalberg. g................M Mrs. Bowler
Address-Temperance in these Islands
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mrs. Hastie
Quartette-Moonlight on the Lake......
Mrs. Pearce, Mrs. Damon, Mr.. w. W..
Hall, and Mr.. Bradley.
Reading-Drunk as brute. Mr.. Crowley
Duet 49," ......... Mrs: Mrs. rsanes pamon
Tableau-The Gipsy's warming.
Miss Fillibrown, Miss NJ. Bolster, and
Mr.. j. Mcclure.
Duet-Very Suspicious. ..........M Miss
M. Bolster, and Mr.. j. Mcclure.
Recitation. 49,: Miss j. Hare
Song-Non E Yer Mattel. MIR. w
Wood
Comic Operctta-The Peak Sisters.
Miss Lack, and others
Of the more excellent pieces in the
above programme we may mention
Mrs. Bowler's Piano solo, Mrs. Has
ties address, the tableau, in which
the well-known song of the Gipsy's
warning was pleasingly sung by
Miss Fillibrown, the Duet Very Sus
picious which took the audience by
storm and was rapturously encored
Mr.. Woods song, which was Ell
cored: he responded by singing
Ascher's Alice, Where art thou
Last but not least the Comic ope
retta which raised storms of ap
plause and shouts of laughter as tn
various sisters, twins, ETC., tool
their part in the performance. W.
hope to see this repeated at no dis
tant date.
During the evening Mrs. Bowie
acted as accompanyist to the variou
songs, duets, and concerted piece
and gave thorough satisfaction t
everybody by the sympathetic wa
in which she assisted the performe
while interpreting the exact shade c
the composers meaning.
After this excellent performanc
had been thoroughly enjoyed ic'
cream, cake, and lemonade wei
passed round by the members VII
were assiduous in their devotion
their guests. The only thing to mi
the joy of the occasion was at tt
close, the sad accident to Mast'
Thos. Mcclure, full account
which will be found in anoth
column.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-15
LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

DURING the last two days new water
mains have been laid along Emma
Street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-15

Drs. Brodie and Trousseau are now
attending Mr.. j. G. Hayselden. He was
no better at latest accounts.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-15

YESTERDAY the Chief Justice COM
mitted Ah Hana bankrupt Chinaman
from Hawaii, to prison until he shall
disclose to the assignees where his
books, papers, and credits are. The
combination of his safe was known
only to people including himself, the
others being Mr.. S. Parker and his
clerk, and Ah Hana's clerk. All Hama
stated that his books, papers, ETC., and
$1100 were in the safe but when it was
seized and sealed up under an order in
equity nothing at all could be found in
it.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-15
GRAND DISPLAY OF
FANCY AND DRY GOODS
A. M. Mellis', 1O4 Fort Street..
NOW READY TO SHOW

the public the Finest and Best Selected
Stock ever exhibited in this Kingdom,
at astonishingly Low Prices. Read the
following,-call and be convinced.
For want of space quote but few of
the One Thousand Bargains now on
hand.
Pure Silk Moires, all shades. ......$1 so
worth. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3 90
Pure Brocades, leading shades. o 60
worth. ................... 70
Fine Satins. ................... l 90
Fine Figured Sateens. O so
worth. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 0 rs
Calico choice patterns, l5 yards for 1 90
Tremendous Bargains in
Hosiery and Underwear.
Real Lisle Thread Hose, all shades O so
Bal. Hose, silk clokged, f. f......... o 80
Fancy col. hose, from. .......... 0 Is
Ladies' Embr. Chemise. ......... o 80
Ladies' skirts, with rutfles s. tucks 1 90
Ladies' night gowns, good quality. 90
Also, an immense assortment of Lace
Goods, Fichus, Gloves, Mitts, sc.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-15
IN GENTS GOODS
l have a full line of

Fine unlaundered shirts. 90
Fine percale shirts from. ......... 1 90
Fine undershirts, from. .......... 0 25
Fancy half hose, from. ......... 0 Is
Fancy half hose, full finish, from. o 35
Fine brocaded suspenders, FROM. 3 60
Fine Bycicle shirts, from. ....... 90
Fine G. Silk handkerchiefs, from. O rs
Fine G. Bathing SUITS from. ...... / rs
Fine Silk Alpaca Goats. ......... 8 30
Drill suits, for painters. ........ 1 25
A full assortment of Ties, Scarfs,
Neckwear, &c.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-15

THE welcome rain has come again.
Steadily, increasingly it poured yester-
day pouring gladhess into many hearts
and dollars into many pockets. The
price of many stocks will go up after
this rain which, we learn, is pretty
general over the island. Here in town
such rains solve the water-supply pro.
bem for time.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-15

The Likelike will leave at 8 o'clock
sharp this afternoon.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-15

YESTERDAY Chief Justice Judd, Mrs.
Judd, and family were to have started
for Kualoa, Koolaupoko, but the wet
weather prevented them. If the weather
is fine they will start to-day by way of
Eva and Kahuku. He will be absent
about three weeks returning before Sept.
9th so as to go to Kau to hold the first
term of new circuit there. During his
absence Judge Austin will hold the
necessary Courts.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-15
EVENING.

Oahu Lodge, No. X. of p. 1880.
Bethel Prayer Meeting, at 1880.
Fort st. Church, Prayer Meeting
at 1870.
st. Andrews Cathedral, usual
services, at 1880.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-15

Yesterday the lightning played some
strange freaks with the telephone wires.
About half-past two o'clock as Mr..
II. Waterhouse was listening at the tele.
phone, shock of electricity passed from
the telephone through his body. The
electric spark was distinctly seen by
those around. 1t fortunately inflicted
no injury beyond the sensation of having
grasped a galvanic battery.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-15
THIS DAYS pOIMCS.
MORNING..

Large CIedit Sale at the stores of
II. Hackfeld & Co. at 10, by Mr.. E.
II. Adams.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-19

It is a mistaken idea, entertained by many, that riches are necessary to perfect happiness. It is scarcely necessary to state fact so well un
 derstooG, that many men and women possessed of great wealth are exceed
 ingly unhappy. A thousand things occur in the fluctuations and busy scenes of life to bring sorrow and d,scontent to the homes of the rich as we'll as those of the poor. 1t Is ID the homes of the people of moderate means, as a rple, that happiness is found The highest riches do not consist of a princely income; there Is greater wealth than this. It con- sists in a good constitution, good digestion, a good heart, stout limbs, 3 sopnd mind, aud clear conscience. Some cue says that good bones are better than gold, tough muscles than silver and nerves that flash fire and carry energy 10 every function are better than housas and lands. Bet ter than money is q good disposition ali tbat mao is rich who has gener- ou= uapulate- | noble soul, and who has the courage to keep the even tenor Of his way, whatever may be- tide hi,n. such 8 man is rich, though not accounted so when measured by money standard. but ha stands im- r4 .asnrabiy higher in point of true worth thl0 the avaricious cormorant whose only clam to c)asidsla at;on consists in his money bags.-Ex.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-19

Not long ago Mrs. Charles Baldwin of St. Joseph, Mo, received posta. order for $33, and gave 1t to her hus. band to cash. By way of joke he handed her only S20, exclaiming that the post-oIlice charges were $2. Thinking that this was an ex0rbitant fee she complained, without her hus- bands knowledge, to her mother who had sent the postal order, and she in turn complained to the office at which 1t bad been drawa. The postmaster forwarded statement of the case to Washington and the Department forthwith sent Inspector Metcalf all the way to St Joseph, to investigate the case. Mr. Baldwin i5 now ready to acknowledge that practical jokes are poor kind of sport.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-19

Boog, at present lying in the harbor of Odessa, a naval officer, Lieuten-
 ant Kower ko, on acconnt, It is stated of some neglect of dnty on his own part, shot himself on tle deck of the vessel. fDeath was instantaneous. But the extraordinary sequel, accord ing to the Odessa correspondent of the Daily News, is that the com mander of the vessel, Prokosieff, who was standing closN to the Lieutenant at the time, was so effected that he attempted to throw himself over board. He was promptly prevented, but from that moment he has become insane.