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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-07

A BOLT last night on King street
Carriage smashed.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-07
THE ELITE PARLORS.
Ice Cream and Candies

Ice Cream and Candies
Received by the S, S, Marlrosa'
New French Candies, Creams,
Chocolates, and Jenny Linds,
Japanese Bonanza Walnuls,
Walnut Cordials,
Cream Dates,
Fruit Slices,
Apricot Creams,
spieel phoooaIes,
fisRohe Creams,
aansagas'
lAllp shoppipg ppn obtain lhp finest
VaNmrl lpp iWam WeY day npm
n p'plpyk aQQ lN
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-07

Sr, LOUIS College will commence It's
second Scholastic year on Monday,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-07

II, II, II, Princess I.illuokalanl held
a reception yesterday afternoon,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-07

4 very bright llghl was visible in the
sky "Wednesday evening TO the South
West,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-07

Mr., Wray Taylor is repairing the
organ at the Bethel,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-07
LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS

GREAT competition in the baseball
business.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-07

TINS is the five hundredth number of
the DAILY BULLETIN,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-07

pAPTAN Cameron, formerly Of Inc O,
H. hishon has gone 10 san Francisco as
mate NJ he Esinnrp,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-07
Mortgagee's Notice of Sale.

DY ORDER of A. j. Cartwright, the
ID mortgagee named IN a certain in
denturo of mortgage, dated Feb. 22nd
1881, made by e. b. Mikalemi to said A.
j. Cartwright, we are dire ted to sell at
Public Auction, on
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-07

That this Protest should first app
pear in tho columns Of the Gdsette,
an opposition paper shows that lhe
internal management Of tho Foreign
Onlop Is sadly in need pf refogma-
lion and lis MaipslY's pNnldenpe
ia his chief advisers capabilities 70
kppp stats secrets mpsl he poNsllpl1
ahli ahaken lhp commissioners ~
rnlpign COMMITTEES rpsllng MpW go
ppNpl lhpli Msl alpRl kNaNlele'
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-07

AR NpoAe wppl 20 Kauai Yesterday
pn ilf lNme' Nukeo, pppmWnpl W
AT sNll' Mho ha' m5l WNmel from
lRghnA
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-01

The st. Petersburg correspondence of
the Independence Beige AYERS that politi-
cal prisoners in Russia who are sentenced
to hard labor lead, in fact. usually, life
of utter idleness. No books but Testa-
ment, no one to speak to, the straight
waistcoat is applied on the smallest
provocation, and the prisoner is taken
for a walk once month for quarter of
an hour. Under this treatment body
and mind soon break down.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-01

In London, says society critic, the
"best" people are the worst dancers.
Further still, good dancing is actually
condemned as "bad form" The Amer
lean practice of reversing in the waltz was
crushed because ''Oh. the best people
ion't reverse" Such are the frivolitles
OF society in London.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-01

\
= DIR. JOS. HOLT, New Orleans, La,
says; II have frequently found il Of ex-
cellent service 10 cases Of debility, lots
Of appetite. and in convalescence from
exhaustive illness. and particularly of
service in treatment of women and
children.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-01

The lip-reading method by which
deaf mutes are taught IL progressing
very rapidly. At an exhibition given
recently In New York number Of boys
and girls answered lessons in geogra-
ply, natural philosophy. history and
arithmetic by articulation, the move
msnts Of the professors lips being
watched for ascsrtaining the questions.
some g The pupils talked with mem
bers q he sudisnc IN the sAms way.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-01

LONDON, May 3l.--The Grand Jury
has returned true bill against the Gal
iaghers and other dynamite conspirators,
charging them With treason and felony.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-01

BERLIN, May Silt is hoped here
that II France declares . blockade in
Chinese ports, Great Britain and Ameri-
CO will refuse 70 recognize II, and that
1t cannot Be efectual. Germany will
certainly support England and America
In opPosingit. The German Government
u eonsidering the question Of sending
more vessels to the Chinese coast.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-01

CALCUTTA, May 81. Fighting be-
tween the forces Of the Ameer Of Az
ghanistan and Shenwarris has been re-
newed. The loses are heavy ON both
sides. A raft loaded with dead bodies
has been brought down the Cabul river.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-01

LONDON, May 3l.--With reference to
his motion in relation to the disposition
Of the surplus Of the Alabama Award,
Kenward, M. p, writes to the Times
that he Is still DESTROYS Of ventilating
the subject. He says his desire is forti-
fed BY the firm conviction that the
American press and government have
evinced an honorable wish to have the
question finally settled.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-01

SALT LAKE, May 30.--Fowler, the
man who was shot ~ Gallifant. did not
die Of his wounds. as was previously re-
ported. He Is still living, but his
wounds are liablet TO prove fatal at any
moment. Gallifant was placed under
", 900 bonds.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-01

New YoRK, May 3l.--The universal
comment this morning respecting the
bridge horror j. that the same accident
isIiable q happen ct any time, no mat
ter what the police restrictions may be,
unless the steps are abolished, or, at
least. divided for the two streams OF
psdsstrians. The fact is now obvious
that during the days when transit is
most lively, ON holidays and Sundays,
there will always be great danger Of q
heavy crush similar to that of Yesterday,
unless means for relieving it be devised.
Not even the bridge cable track for cars,
now nearly completed, will prevent =
crush ct those times.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-01

MoJAvE. May 30.-rhe gang Of work
men on the A. 4 P. X. K. have com
pleted laying the track to the Needles.
on the Colorado river to day. This il
prac ticalIy the completion Of the road,
as there is only about one hundred feet
Of bridge work on theriver to be finished.
Connection with the Southern Pacific
Railroad will probably be made in a
week or ten davs.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-01

LONDON. May 3l.---The Duke Of
Albany recently received an urgent re-
quest from Canada to consent to be the
successor Of the Marquis Of Lorne. The
Duke, after studying affairs in Canada,
wrote TO Gladstone on tie subject. The
Prime Minister replied that the Duke
was too young for such an important
position aud also that he lacked expe-
rlsnce in governmental work. The physi-
cians OF the Duke OF Albany were Of the
opinion that his health would not per-
NIT OF his acceptance of the post.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-01

PoErLAND, May 3l.-Bills Of lading
has been received here to-day for the
monster iron ferry boat to be used by
the Northern Pacific between Kalama
and Lenore. the point opposite. 1t was
shipped BY sailing. vessels in sections
from New York on May 10Th, and fol-
lows the plans furnished by John Gates,
the Chief Engineer Of the Steamboat
Department Of the Oregon Railroad and
Navigation Company. 1t will be the
largest ferry in the United States except
the Solano, plying between Benicia and
Port Costa, and will.carry thirty cars at
. load.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-01

BosToS, May 3l.--This morning
freight train on the Grand Trunk Line
went through an iron bridge over STRAIT
ford Hollow in Vermont. The accident
occurred from q broken rail. The
engineer and fireman were killed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-01

NoRRfsrowN, Pa, May 30.-A gang
Of railroad laborsrs were buried by
cave-in on the Philadelphia, Norristown
and Ph9nixville railroad ct Conshocken
this morning. Andrew Guriich, A.
johnson and George Sooopgon were fa-
tally injured.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-17
Trol,s Enoch Arden.

In 1896 Flank Lee ana l. 4 Bus ey
were married In Troy, n. Y. Four years
later Lee went To New York IN search OF
employment. While there, and uuder the
iusuence of l'quor, he enlisted, and wss
sent ID Ariz mn Two years later he was
taken prisoner by Indiana. Mrs. bee. who
found employment in lde's collar factory,
one day received n letter saying that her
husband was killed. Soon afterwards she
married Merritt Cody, of West Troy.
When Lee rtgsined his liberty be wrote
10 his mother, who did not deem It advi-
sable to tell Mrs. Cody that her first hus-
baud was alive. In another letter TO his
mother Lee advised her To keep the fact
of his being alive secret. be then
went to California, where he made money.
Desiring 10 see his mother again. he came
Esst, arriving last week. iIis mother
told him that his wife had separated from
her secoud husband on acc mt of III
treatment, and was living with her dan gh-
ter, who had married Vim. Buckingham,
OF Troy. Representing himself as u sew
ing machine agent, LIE called on his
daughter, and in the course 81 convnsa-
ton he told her that be had been we'll ac-
quainted with her father. The next
night he called again aud msde himself
known to his wife. An affecting scene
followed. Lee and his wife will GO To-
California in a few days. Cody threatens
IN cauee the arrest of The woman ON m
charge of bigamY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-17
Had Head the Papcrs.

ia New York one day last week q
thrifty-lookiug countryman, probably
sixty years of sge, bent on seeing all that
was on view 10 the shop windows aud the
streets, was approached by young man
dressed in the height OF fashion and
wearing tall silk hat, who walked up to
the countryman and putting out his hand
in friendly manner said:
'How'do, Nj. Davis; glad TO see you.
How's the folks at homt ?"
The countrYmsn looked over the young
man carefully. and, being satin fled that he
could take care OF himself, made a move
ment as III he was about grasping the
young mans hand. but instead of 30 d, :
ing he TO, k him by the coat collar, face d
him about so that he looked on the CITY
Hall Park, held him firmly Ia position
and then gave him a Kick which sent him
sprawllug into the street. Another young
man, evidently friend of the assaulted
youth, rushed up and demanded TO know
the trouble. The countyman had b. -
come warmed up by this time and endeav-
ored TO infl:ct punishment tn No. 2. but
he escaped. The untrymap then walk
ed quietly away, mutering to himself,
81 hsiht been reading the papers nish onto
forty years for nsrthing, aud them conf
dence men must try a new game when
they scoop In this old sinner
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Farms for Rent and
Lands for Sac

TIL" undersig ed has several farms for
Mt. lie also offers to soil his unim
proved lands in lots to suit purchasers
at low figures an on liberal credit.
fpQsr w., 4. ua..
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Novel Divorce OF N Maryland
Compile.

The West Chester, Pa, Village Record
gives the following account OF the divorce
of married couple from Cecil County
Md. They mad been living happily to
gether for some time, and they agreed to
move to Texas, Lancaster Co. Togethe:
their worldly effects filled three vogoDs.
She possessed the most property and oc-
cupied two vehicles. He seemed safe and
content in one wagon with his effects.
Both received the farewells and bes,
wishes of a crowd of amused spectators.
The horses were started and the trio OF
conytyances disappeared in the vest.
When few miles this side of Texas the
pair arrived at forked rosds There they
stopped, and after considerable converse =
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leaned from the fronts of their wagons,
each taking q farewell look at the other,
aud after some EXPLANATIONS drove slowly
down q different road and we're seen no
more. We doubt IL eyer divorce was
tbtained with less trouble or all the
moving this will doubtless be. the. most
novel of the season.
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The city OF Rlgib, us, IL excited over
The fight TO Europe Of n. Lee Border,
President " the Home National Bank,
and manager OF tie Illinois dilk Con
deDsirg Co., and brother OF Gal Borden,
tfN.Y He has been very attentive Of
late 70 Miss Netiie Dunlap, a church
choir soprano and a protegee Of bic, ond
the pair dissppesred three weeks since,
and DO word has cJme back 10 bis lo. ly
wife. Il IL learned that Bor-
dep drew &25, 900 from biz bank, ana
sailed for Europe with the young
lady. High society circles are greatly og-
ita,ed, AZ Mr. Borden Was milionsire,
ard prominent 70 ttmbeTsnce sbd rtlg
ious movements. The gaY sloper is sbout
hftv, and hls companion, though Only
twenty seven years Of sgs, ls not esptc!
ally attractive.
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A Georgia EIopement.

There has been sensational elopement
from Liberty Co., O.. The brave Loeb
lnvsr was d. n Cameron, of North Caro-
lima, and the bride charming young lady,
Miss Lula p. Smith, OF Hinesville. The
parents had selected as their son. in-law
Joseph Morrison. They made arrange
meDts for Wedding. The trousseau was
purchased, and grand party was gwen
at the paternsl mansion on Tuesday uight,
when her elopement was planned. After
the party Cameron returned to the house,
and Miss Smith pitched her yalise and
band BOX from the window, jumped into
the arms Of her lover, and the par drove
10 buggy to Savannah. When Mr. Nor
Tison, the bridesmaids and the guesis met
at the psternal maDsiou, the bride wss
missing. About the same time she was
being married 10 Savannah, and LETT soon
after with her North Carolins gr ON for
Florids.
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Dropo5..ls-
PROPOSALS
FOR
STATE B0NDSi

r.u.srEEs's oprlcE liar lord. July IL. 1883
SEALED PROPOSALS will DO received by tho unaes'
o, for the purchase whole or any part oil hs one
,uon Dollars state ofComeoticut Sneteen'Year Bon
,.,rns interest January 1894 At 80 per cont paSsoo
a,ry and July oes o; the Treasurer In the oV
=, Hartford 20 be s.ued In coupon bonds oil soo"ea''
,,h Mt the option Of holders be transferred ia'o
registered bonds
e.. pds are issued authority Of an act OF inc "eh
Assembly of tho siso OF Connecticut and ae exempt
o. taxation by or under municipal anthoy' Inc
a., su,horizos the establishment Of sinking fund TOT
~ chsse Of the bonas exceeding par and interest
. am suoupt an nceu redeem all the bonds at maturity
onas viii be delivered be paid for at tho ONCE Oh
~ r.asurer IN the city Hartford December 1883
o,.h deposit Of ave per cent will be required from the
aaor az guarantee Of good faith the contract when bids
are awarded
Will be received the purchase OF these oonas
uuti Wednesday August next At l2so III" "hoh 'A''
x,l bs opered In the presence Of tho bidders
Ths right ia reserved reject any and all paa D'u"''
.a srt IN. outside Of the envelope Proposals 70 Buy
Bonds" uo.n 10 connpIcU
Treasurer state OF Conn.
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PROPOSALS FOR SHIP CHANDLERY.

wAsHIxorpn, d. O., Jay 4. 1883.
SEALED PROPOSALS. Will be Iscsi o.y ~ ny 10 1888
10 during the year ending June so aeos
meh art,cios Of ship xndery - tae sas
for shipment for the Of vessels o. tse no'oAAs
serscs not siaonsa pert Of New and ..cursiy
IA articles furnished 70 De pfopoiy nn On
at The sxpenso of te COMMERCE. sna v"rr NV
AZ araiss 20 30 bid Will be furnished on ap
nisai,oa AZ me Depsrsmsn ~ the cas'omheuso
YORK. -. a.,..ts ana IA reject ANY or
~ IDA (sigaed II. fhHASns A'"As Nv"
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Gounirp Dropertp maniea-

WANTED. Farm North or South, in ex-
box ASS. New York
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INTEREST NOTICE.
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fHE BANK sAyiSes o. ~ BixsckLhsst-(
THE BOARD OF TRUS TEES have this
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AZ The rate Of THREE AND oNE-HALP PER cENI PEI
,n,o, I'm ~ sums Of and spuarh. not teethg
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IARpETS. reduction 800 pieces
u Ensl,sh ana Domestic AxnasssrA shis SEASON. w.
from iys% = x Be- kxxpp co. sirthsvs and lssa
rSRrsH CANTON MArTINGS. "A cargc
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-12

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANY'S
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