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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-26
Sur Greibeit Der STRIDE TT
Stalien.

Sn @emia bate Der 8rdfect ben @ussus
Der SrobnIei9namSproceiiion uerboten.
Cine groBe 0olfsmsnse perlanste ieoo9
ftiirmii9, baB Die Yroceiiion ibrsn sewSbns
li9en Wes Suriiflese. Der @rsbiidof
permeiserte bies, iaste aber 3u, NIT benz
M~nerbeilisitsn inter Dem sroBen 8irdens
portale gu eri6sinsn, unb 6as ueriammslte
Bolt gu iesnen. SIN s~lussnbIide aber, ais
Der Brdlat I'M, CT benz YortaIe nit benz Sancs
tiiiimum eri9ien, f~iir3ten ii9 Yoli3eis
gsenten unb Garabinieri auf i'm, UNI ibn
,uriidsubrdnsen. 9ierauf entipann fid
elm &f swii9sn Der YoliSei unb benz
@olfe, IN Golse beHen pisle 8erbuftlnsen
porsenommen wurben. Sn3wiiden prOtes
itirte Der Grsbii&of sesen bas Ginbrinsen
Der Yolisei unb Sos iid surid. Der Yrds
feet idibte nadtrdslid elm MiBueritanbs
uiB Dor, alsin Der grsbiidof ridtete cine
enersiide 0erwarnuns an i'm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-26
Gbtmeiem aber angIosid6ii@e
&ultur.

9iu Ia Sen unb Gbens gu Deb, smei
Gbineien, welde nod chamber ben @s-
fanbtidaftspoitsn ibres &si9ss gu 9onbon
betleibeten, baben ibsr ibre Grfabrnnsen
unter ben MnslosS adien iebr intereHante
Bidder sei9rieben. geibe itimmen BARN
iiberein, bab uniere &ultir nur elm Spies
sslbiIb Der friibsren 9insfidsn isi. slber
rpdbrenb 9iu Ca Sen benz anslosS a9ien,
namentli9 benz @meritansr, bic @abs
na9riibmt, Maidinem su cOnitrliren umo
nod uiel glnberes Su tbun, mas Der Msni6s
bsit gum vGortbeile" serei9t, 10 laiie ii9
bod uidt ~ableusnen, baB @ere9tisteit unb
humane @siese in China melt b0ber, ais
tn @nslanb unb Nmerita 9ea6tet werben.
@dbrenb Der Mrt Qiu uns bic Wabrbeit
iast, itimmt jeoo9 iein goIese Sbens, me-
benbei bemertt, in iebr sutsm @nslii9, Elm
&Iaselieb barber on, baB er iebr wobl
siniebe, baB bic Come Gbina's finite, wabs
renb bic Der &ultur Der InslosS adien i'm
Steisen besrifien iei. 9lber CT weiB i9
glei6seitig Su trSiten. Sb er wobl Wtals
thus itubirt bat? Man iolte es permus
then, benn er duBert ii9: rOur@ einen
@lid auf 9aS, mas europa iest lit, tons
men mir erfabrsn, mas China emit mar;
inbem mir ertennen, mas China iest 1T,
mSsen mir ben S9luB Sieben, mas europa
rperben wirb. Der Gag miro fommen, ba
bic weitlide @rbeitsleiituns, iett 10 ses
idift, uollfommen unsei6idt werben unb
Der meitli6e Grfinbun9sgeiit finblider Gins
fa6beit wsi9en wirS. Dem ba bic YrOs
butte Der grbe bsl6ranft unb ni9t auSreis
9snb iinb, Inn bic mannisfaltisen Sebirfs
niile ibrer sabaoien S%epobner Su befrieois
gen, 10 1T Der @erfaa elm R%atirseies."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-26

troit an einem &eblfopf1eiben. Der Ser
itorbene par i'm Sabre 1928 in Maeitri6t
seboren u. felt 1852 in Mmerifa. R. Up.
Oi0eeie @reenb ap.
Mm Montaq, ben IL. Sum-, fanb in
9ursmburs bic fsisrIi6e @runbiteinlesuns
gu Der neuen Stride bur9 ben bo9w' item
Bii6of s. t. &rantbauer itatt. Der bo9p.
s. t. Bfaller pom Seem 6ranfen, unter
wel9em Dor unsefdbr 20 Sabren Die erite
feline Slodfir6e am ielben Hlas gebaut
worben mar, belt bic 6eitprsoist.
OiScefe Granb Hapibs.
Geb. 8. 90. genning, gfarrer Der ct.
Mopiiuss @emeinbe gu s~Snbuitrp, O., lit
pom bo9m'iten 8ii9of Hi6ter pom @ranb
Rapibs, Mi3isam, gu ieinem Secretdr err
nannt worben.
Dt6cefe ct. gauI.
Mm Counting, BEN 8. SUM, wurbe in
arlington, Die feierli9e ginmeibung Der
neuen STRIDE burd ben bo9m'iten giidof
Srelano uoa3osen, unb na9ber oas 81.
Saframent Der 6irmuns an "A Yerionen
ertbeilt.
Sm Sen Him wirb elm Soipital sebaut.
Apo itoIif9es 8ieariat Bee
brasta.
Su Netp Rpien, 9omarb Co., itarb an,
2. Sum-, Solepb Sperl, s. j., aus Der
0iterrei9ii9en SroenSpropins Der Geieus
i9aft Seiu. Gr mar etrpas iiber elm Sabr
i'm 9anbe unb periab Die Stationen Der Yos
len unb gobmen. r. l. p.
2~(msIamo.
SODIUM, 80. Wai. &arm bat iid bic
@ruft iiber benz am g.. 9lpril 3. s. mad
lansiamer &rantbeit seiterbensn Yfarrer
Gramer sei9loien, uno i9on pieber itebt
uniere Site ensemeinbe" an Der 9ei6e zines
ausseseidneten, bo6anseiebenen, muiters
baften Yrielters. 5eute Mittag um l
rbr itarb, mad nur uiertdsissm 2rantens
lager, an elmer b6sartis auftretenben Guns
senentSinbuns 5r. &eetor 9einri9
Sumpernat, Der dlteite unb erfabrens
fe @eiitli9e Der @emeinbe, i'm beiten
Mannesalter uon so Sabren.
Sn Der Grsbi0cele Treibmra iinb nun
202 Saplans uno VifarIteuen unbelest;
I'M Brieiterieminar gu ct. Setter beiinben
li9 IL Ilumnen!
Sn Jlittarb, areis MiIbeim, lit Der
Bfarrer unb Subilarprisiter &sp. Sob.
Ybilipp 6Iein I'M SO. 9ebensiabre uno
I'M go. ieines Yrieitertbums i'm 6errn ents
i9lafen. ST wirfte Al Sabre ais Bfarrer
in Slittarb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-26
saar, MOisl, Giftl unS Sunsriid.

Der Metger 8. Slap BON @iltins
gen bate sinen Stier in Cert s%etauft. gluf
Dem transport wurbe Der Stier wilb, mari
ben Mann al Soben unb trat auf ibm be-
rum, bann lests ii9 Der Stier neben i'm
nieSer. 2 Stunoen burfte Der Wfes9er ii6
ni9t riibren, bann Lief Der Stier in ben
@alb. Mbenbs wurbs Der Mtssser ldwer
usrwunSet uuisefunben unb na3 9ans ses
bra9t.
Sn Srier wurbe pieber elm i%iraelitis
Sanpelsmaum abgefaBt, wel6er ieinen
&albern parmes @aiier ein9oB, am ibnen
beim Isrfauf elm uoleres ausieben 5u
9eben.
Sn Ser HGbe bon Srier (Sirsenid)
wurSe Elm l2iabriges M6b6en, wel6es ieis
nen SuiSem in Der Stabt bas glien tris,
pon einem Stromer ansefalen unb IN ben
Walb 9eI6leppt. guf bic @esenwebr uno
bas @el9rei Iie6 Der llnbolb 6as Mdb6en
los. 0as &ino, wel6ss fart gerpiirgt
wurSs, .liest i6wer frant. Der Wtifetbds
ter 1T perbaftet.
Sm Mss ianb am go. Waui sroBe Yaz
rabe in 2 S9la9ttwfIsn inter Setbeils
suns fat aaer @afien9attunsen itatt.-
9lm Sonntas 8. Sum- feierts Der Meter
@ubsrtlub iein Stiftunssieit auf Der See
%iuiteniniel nit Mufbietuns elmer srcBen
Bootsabl, unter Wauit, @eians, Cana uno
nautii9sn Spielen. = Sin ianssr Mam
in Wies bate UNI Slide gu fansen. 8odelss
Former IN bic Moiet geuorfsn, wopon he be-
tdubt marben. Gr befam 500 6r. CITRATE.
Msbrsss anbere Burden batten ii@ ers
lautt. ibre Miisen nit benz 2anbeSwappen
Az idmidsn, mas bic grsuBen perboten
5absu. Sic bstamsu . Dr.. Strafe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-26

fapital nidt aus benz Soben ma6it, 10 err
eibt iid folsenbe 0tebnunS: Oas Gins
fommen Der &otbidiIb'S 1T I'M Sabre 1890
9lei9 bemienisen pOn 1850, 900 Mens
f1en, i'm Sabre 1865 wiirbe bas &Otbs
idilbi9e 8ermOsen %betrasen: $780, 600
Mfillionen Sranfen nit einem &sntens@in
tommen, wOuon 81, l2o, 900 Meni9en les
ben miifen, b. +. etlua bic san3e Sep6lfes
riins bes Oiterrsi9ii9en &aiieritaates.,miiBte
nod 100 Sabren fir bieie cine Samilie
arbsiten. Yreisfrase: @as Olst bas
raus?
Die Hotbi6ilb's iinb I'LL wobl bic
rei9ite 8anquiersfamilie, aber es sibt nod
ambere BSrisnbarone senus, bic idbrli9
Sunberttauienbe, ia pielsi9t Miaionen
perbienen unb &apital auf 6apital aufbdu>
fen, obne aud nur bic einfa9en 3inien gu
perbral6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-26
Cine e6iHsIaomms ,,Wampers",

Die 76O iriiden vBaupers", wel9e
firsli9 iisnaIifirt murben, iinb in Nsw
Dort NIT benz Dampfsr v8elsrauia" pom
Queenstown anselanst. Sober Don ibnen
bate pon Der enslii9en &esieruns s25 err
baIten, nm bic 6abrt beSablen unb elm paar
Gage bier leben gu f0nne,, obne betteIn gu
niiiiien. Die 6dlfte Der 2eute beitebt ans
&inbern unb llnerwadienen unb unsefdbr
20 Yro,ent iinb arbeitsidbise Manner,
aud iino @reiie pom so Sabren barunter.
Die meiiten maren duberit armIi6 sefleis
bet. Oas 3eus, aus benz ibre &leibuns
bsitebt, lit bur9i9nittli9 ni6t gut senus,
I'M &artoffelidfe baraus gu MAIDEN. Die
llnsliidliden trasen idmmtli9 bic Spuren
pon Sun9er unb @ntbebrunsen aler art
auf benz @eii9te unb ibre sebeuste Sal:
tung, ibr ideues Weien 1T elm 8emeis fir
bic uvrsweifunssuolle grsebuns in bas
entieelide S9idial, gu weldem file burd
ben Druid bes Qanblorbtbums perbammt
warsn. Tiele BON ibnen werbsn in Nep
Uort blsiben, wdbrenb gnbere mad bena9s
barten Stdbtsn I'M 8 item unb einise Wes
nise nod benz Weiten abreiisn werben, mo-
fe 0erwanbte unb 8efannte baben. Sn
einisen Iasen wirb cine weitere 2abuns
folder Yaupers aus @alwap errpartet.
Die enslii9e &esieruns bat Gontrafte nit
ben sr0Beren 0ampfers@% ompasnien ses
madt, um i'm 2aufe bes SaBreS nod mebs
rere Gauienb Srldnber, bic babeim pon
SauS unb 9of pertrieben finb unb uerbuns
germ miiBten, wenn ie in Srlanb blieben,
mad ben Ser. Staaten gu importiren.
@iele Der @nfOmmlinse fOnnen nur wenise
Worte enslii9 unb ipre9en bic teltii9e
Spra9e. Gs i9eint alio bod, bab uniere
@esieruns feinen S9ritt setban bat, um
bieie neue britii3e Sarbarei ii@ su perbits
ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-26
Mpa6eS : &dmptltn9e.

gIs Der sefdbrlidite Der feinbli6en
9lpadess SduptIinse gilt felt benz lobe Bic
torio's unb Nenab's Der Sauptlins Sub.
Sein Name Sub ioQ nidt, wie in LESTER
3eif bebauptet purbe, cine @btirSans ober
@sritammeluns bes ipanii6en @amens
Suan, ionberm elm u~riprinsli4es Wort Der
Mpadesipra9e iein anb v6eler" beoeuten.
Sub idetnt Der erite 8riessbduptlins bers
ienisen @pa9es gu iein, sesen welde 9es
neral Groot ieinen bereits wenisitens init
tbsilweiiem Grfolse setrOnten 6elbSuS IN
bic Sierra Mabre unternommen bat.
9ls Der tapftrite Der ietisen feinbli&er
Stpa@esbdaptIinse wirb isbo9 Geronimo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-26
Sir&fi6e %2leuisReitem.
Snlan6.
Grsbi0cee Gbieaso.

Sas 81. Marien Spital gu Solicit, in
mel6em SranSisfaneriniien ais barmberSi9e
S9wsitern lire iesensrsi9e Tbdtisteit snts
falten, 1T nun in allen ieinen EbeiIen fers
tis.
GrabiSeefe pbilabeIpbia.
Vim 10. SUM i9loB cine bl. Miiiion in
Der 8irde Der Sieben S9mersen Mariens
su Ybilabelpbia. Beinabe 1000 Berionen
empfinsen bic 81. Satraments unb 80 Bros
teitanten wurben in bic fatb. Stride aufses
nommen. 2
g(ns Ybilaoelpbia tSmmt per telegraph
Die Na9ri9t, baB Der bo9w'fte grSbii6of
Woob bort na6 lansen Qeioen ms before
Senieits sei9ieben lit. Osrlslbe itarb am
Gbenb beS 20. Sum-, umseben BON mebres
rem 8ii9Ofen. 0or Der Sanb bier cine
furSe biosrapbiide Notis: grsbiidof Sas
mes 6reoerid Woob wuroe 1913 IN Bbilas
oelpbia seboren. 0on Sanie aus Der
(proteitantii9) bii6OHiden Stride angelo
reno frat er IN ieinen iiinseren Sabren our
fatbolilden &ir9e iibsr unb b~ersitete ii6
auf ben Yrieiterltanb Dor. 1914 erbielt CT
bic B.. Prieiterpeibe, 1857 wurbe er gum
Goabjutor bes bamali9en 8ii9ofs BON
philadelphia, Neumann, ernannt unb pom
bo9w' iten grsbii9of Purcsll in Cincinnati
gum gii6ofe 9eweibt. gfad Dem CODE
oes bo9w'ften gii9of Neumann folste er
1860 bieiem I'M 9lmte. 3wei Sabre ipdter
wurbe ibm pom Yapite bic @iroe zines
@ifitsnten am pdpltli9en Chrome ertbeilt,
unb 1875 ities sr gum &anse zines grsbis
l9ofes empor. We0se CT ruben in 6ries
ben
GrSbi6ceie New 0ort.
Cardinal McGlosfep bat benz Set. ct.
Wtarps college IN gmitsburs, Wto., cine
S6entuns uon $4,000 serla@t.
Oi6eefs &o9ster.
So &atbulifen in &p6eiter, q. g., bas
ben s25 900 ge,ei6net ais ibren 8eitrag
sur @bSabluns Der auf Der Satbeorale bafs
tenben S9ulb uon sS2, 900.
SiScsis 9ouispiIte
Ser bodnu. Satber Z. Soite, Der LANCE
Ssit in Der grsbiOSeie New Orleans oils
Seeliorser tbdtis seweien, iest aber IN
3uriidseSosenbeit IN @etbiemani, &p.,
Iebt, bat am i. B. M. iein solSenes Pries
fteriubiIdum s%efeiert.
OiSeeie gIepeIanb.
Mm ID. sunni feierte Der bodw. u. s.
S0iiel in Delpbos, O., iein 26iabrises
9riefteriubildum. Gm Gage na6 Der 6eier
trat @eu. 90ffel cine &eiie mad europa
an, pom wel9er er IN brei Monatem 3urid'
3ufebren sebentt.
DtSceie Detroit.
Heb. 9. Gbambile pon Gsbforb Hart
| am IL. 6. i'm ct. Marisns5 oipitaI 81 De-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-26

Sas ct. Marien Spital gu Solicit, in
wel9em 6ranSistamerinnen ais barmber5iss
S9wefern ibre iesensrei9e Ebdtisteit ents
%falten, 1T nun in alien ieinen EbeiIen fers
tia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-26
IT 6nrst(6es s.
Iereiniste Staateu.

Die ySaltimorer @oltS,ts." melbet,
oaB Der bO9w. Bfarrer Sbiu pom Der ct.
0aurentinsfir6e IN 9awrence, @is., i9wer
frant oarnieoerIiest. 9Offentli9 sebt's
beIeri
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-19

Island of Java are the more terrible
in the fact that they occur in
thickly populated country. The is
land has au area of 49,730 square
miles and q population of a little
over $4,000, 600. The Javanese are
of the yellow race, small in stature,
indolent and careless of the future.
The island is best known to America
as the point from which we obtain
large supplies of coffee. Rice,
sugar and cotton are produced in
considerable quantities. The Ja-
vanese live in lhe midst of reminders
of the convulsions of nature which
have devastated portions of the is
land at various periods in its history.
The two ranges of mountains which
traverse the island aresthickly set
with volcanoes, in some of which
the fires have died out, while others
are still burning. An extinct volcano
known as the "Nale of Poison" en-
hales such deadly vapor that birds
drop dead as they fly within its cir
Gle. The soil is said to be covered
with the carcasses of animals and
birds and in some cases the bones of
human beings. In the crater of an
other volcano is lake of sulphulic
acid, or of water strongly impreg-
mated with acid, about one-fourth of
mile long. The fumes which as
cend from these poisons when nature
sets her fires at work are fatal to all
forms of animal life. The eruptions
of the volcano in this case were ac-
companied with tidal waves that
completed the work Of destruction.
One smaller island off the coast dis
appeared in the sea and vessels now
sail where it was. No close estimate
can yet be made Of the number of
lives lost, but 1t reaches into the
thousands.-S. II. CAL.
The island is $50 miles long, 80
to 126 miles broad. The volcanoes,
eight of which are active, vary from
5000 to 9, and II 900 feet high.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-19
MRS. NECUS.

Mrs. j. ID. Negus (this must be
the Mrs. Negus of our daily contcm-
porary) was judged insane in San
Francisco lately, SO says the Alta
California of 31st Aug. Mrs. Ne
gus came from Utah and it was de-
cided to send her to Batavia for
treatment. She has been violent at
times for about two years owing to
family troubles. If this is the same
lady who is known in Honolulu
through her writings. her last "io'
lent attack on Saturday must have
been the cause of her subsequent in
sane rawlings for which she was eX-
amined and condemned to live in
Batavia. 1t is to be hoped that she
will be brought to Honolulu where
she is well known and will doubtless
receive kind treatment.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-19

eyes, but don't you see that
tramp is down on all schedules and
time tables? She goes and comes
when it suits her. You can look for
her any time within month from
the day first set for her to arrive here.
Twas so with that ere Glenelg,
wasn't it, that came into port here in
the night?"
"Well, do YOU think she'll fetch n
mail from Frisco, Brown"
eyes, but not for the Board of
Health-nary darncd letter for
them folks, you bet, if Bradley has
his way about it..
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-19
A ROW..

Last Saturday night, at about 10
O'Clock, Mr.. LUX Sang, one of the
partners of Chulan & Co., was a.
reused from sleep by shouts, swear
ing, calls of "haul in' and a great
commotion generally, in his yard on
Beretania street, near Pensacola.
Several of the neighbors and a passer-
by soon appeared on the scene, when
two kanakas and half white ran out
of the yard, jumped on their horses
and rode off towards Waikiki. 1t
seems that three of LUX Sang's SER
wants were returning from town
when they were assaulted by the
kanakas, who followed the cinnamon
into the yard, cursing and striking
them until frightened off by the
number of people attracted by the
row. This is probably one of the
little pleasantres which our free-to
get-drunk liquor law is producing SO
frequently of late; and, with other
similar escapades, might be taken
rs a text at the next temperance
lecture.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-19
MADRAS GOSSIP.

Our itemizer, while making his
daily round along the city front last
evening, in search of 'unconsidered
trihes," encountered a couple of
well-known shippers engaged in
earnest conversation.
'Say, Brown, when do you look
for the Madras?"
"Well, Smith, she's like the dark
les of the place she's named after
rather inclined to take things easy"
But she's fast boat, and didn't
she make fine run from here to
VictoriaH
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-19
SHIPPING NOTES.

The Consuelo sailed yesterday for San
Francisco; She took 1888 bags of sugar,
9l5 kegs of sugar, 81 boxes of iron rails,
2 kegs of rail spikes and 4S boxes of
steel. Total domestic value SOL, ,129 95.
The bgtne w. G. Irwin, Capt. IL.
Turner, sixteen and huff days from
San Francisco, arrived yesterday with
thirteen horses, one pony 10402 bundles
of shingles, 3S9 bags of bone med, SIG
bars tf iron, 100 sacks of salt, 100 sacks
of potatoes, 2S1 bales of hay, 427 sacks
of barley, 33S sacks of oats, 1892 sacks
of bran and 1913 sacks of flour, etc. She
north and southwest winds, sighted no
vessel throughout the voyage.
Stmr James Makce, brought 212 bags
of paddy.
Schr Leahi, brought $40 bags of sugar
and Is hogs.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-19
FINANCE.

As there has been considerable
discussion lately regarding the state
of the Government Finances we have
examined the statement of receipts
for the quarter ending 30th June
and find that they amounted to
S237 ,237.5S from fines, penalties,
customs, revenue stamps, internal
taxes, interior department and
brands.
Taking an average of this amount
as the probable receipts for this and
the next three months the total re-
ceipts for Four months to the end OF
the year, from the same sources,
should be $316, ,316.77. In addition
to this amount the revenue will pro-
baby receive from $300,000 to
$350,000 from taxes making total
revenue to 31st December of about
S650,00 The average monthly ex-
penditure of the Government is about
100000 which for the four mouths
will amount to $240,000. In addition
to this we have been authoritativey
informed that the total liabilities of
the Government within the same
period. for public works, re-
claiming bonds that may fall due.
etc., will amount te 100000 or
total of half-a-million of dollars to
be paid away. This would leave
$150,000 in the Treasury at the end
of this year.
If our figures are correct, and we
shall be glad to receive official in
formation as to their being correct
or incorrect then we think, that at
present and at any rate for some
months to come, there need be no
cause to fear that the Treasury can
not meet the demands upon it.
1t must he remembered however
that there will be no receipts from
taxes for the first nine months of
1884 and the Government should be
prepared to show that their regular
receipts from customs, fines, stamps
and the interior department, will,
with their balance on 1st January
next, be sufficient not only for
ordinary current expenditure but
also to meet other liabilities for
public works, immigration and the
payment of loans-in the same
period, say to 30th September 1884.
At the present time financial matters
appear to be satisfactory but we
shall be glad to learn from official
sources the prospects for the future.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-19

BUSINESS people in town have COM
planned that it is impossible to obtain
weekly replies to their letters sent to
Hakalau as the mails are sent to Hilo
and there is not time for them to be
forwarded to their destination and re-
plies to be sent back to Hilo before the
steamer leaves. The Post Master Gene
raj says that if people here will request
him to land their Hakaau letters at Lau-
pahoehoe II will be done, but private
messengers must mt present be sent to
and from those places with the mails,
and that this is the only way in which
weekly answers can be received
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-19
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Aug. 30.--A dispatch
from Batavia says the condition of
the straits of Sunda is dangerous to
navigation. New islands have arisen
therein, the coast line is altered, and
the government is preparing to OBJ
tain new soundings of the straits.
Sixteen volcanoes appeared between
the site where the island of Krater
formerly stood and Sibise island. A
portion of Canlam is an ashy desert.
Cattle are starving and the people
are in despair. Soengepay volcano
split into five sections. Seven hun
dred and four bodies of victims of
the disaster were buried in the dis
trict of Kanard and 800 in the coast
villoge of Kramot.
San Francisco, Aug. 31st-The
weather in California has been in
tensely hot, the thermometer rang
ing from 100 to l04 degrees Fahren-
heit for six and ten hours day.
Three boys were drowned while
bathing in the Sacramento on Aug.
30th.
Petersburgh, Indiana, had a $50,
600 fire on Wednesday.
A strong shock of earthquake
was felt in Guayaquil yesterday,
lasting about 10 seconds.
Two daughters of Lewis ID. Vail
of Philadelphia were drowned at
Ocean Grove, N. j., yesterday,
while bathing.
The new tariff for kilograms, via
Galveston, for Chile is $3.07 Buenos
Ayres 1922, Uruguay, 1926 per
word, to and from the United States.
1t is announced in London that
alarming kilograms in reference to a
revival of the Irish conspiracy have
been received here from America.
The grand jury at New Orleans in
its report suggests, as sanitary
measure, that crematory be estab-
lished under the direction of the
officers of the Charity hospital, for
the purpose of burning the bodies Of
those who die of contagious diseases.
El Paso (TeX.), Aug. 3O.-G. f.
Neill, late District Attorney, this
morning fired at Sydney Shaw Eady,
e itor of the Duly Times with a
shotgun in front of the Times office,
but missed him.
De Lesseps's friend, Nathan APP
pleton of Boston, denies the correct
ness OF the accounts published from
Panama representing the work on
the canal at a standstill. He says
the work is being pushed with all
desirable rapidity.
The conductor of an excursion
train from Scranton to Mountain
Park, Pa, yesterday put John Ker-
rigan, aged nineteen, off the cars,
he having no ticket, while the train
was going twenty miles an hour.
Kerrigan fell under the wheels and
was killed instantly.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-19

THE surveyors report on the Martha
Rideout virtually condemns that ship as
being unfit to proceed on her voyage,
She will haul into the stream awaiting
orders from her owners in San Fran
cisco as it woIld cost mo-e money to re.
palr her than she is worth.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-19

Two little native boys playing with a
little pistol on Punchbowl street on
Monday night. The pistol was new
one and they thought it wasn't loaded,
but one little boy put some cartridges
IN it. The other little boy lies moaning
in the hospital trying to plug up little
hole in his little cheek.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-19

PEOPLE living on Emma and School
streets complain of quantity of piping
that is scattered about there and is
awkward for those who are compelled
TO be out late at nights.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-19

WE have to thank Captain Turner OF
the w. G.. Irwin for papers to 31st Aug
which were kindly sent through Messrs
j. NJ. Oat Jr. g. Co.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-19

S. /. SHAW, at the City Shoeing Shop
has an interesting ad which should be
read by everybody. He can cure the
halt and the lame.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-19

A SPAN of handsome black horses,
with harness and carriage for sale, can
be seen at Dodd's stables.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-19

PHoToGRAPHs of the Flowerdew case
the two babies, can now be obtained
from Luning.