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APRIL.

APRIL.
Oakville, Ind, destroyed by a
cyclone; four persons killed and 30
wounded.
2 State election in Rhode Island,
Republicans carry State by $3.50 ma
jority.
8 Steamship Daniel Stelman lost
of coast of Nova Scotia; 100 lives
lost.
7 Bill appropriating s77,ooo,ooo
for distribution among the States in
proportion to their illiteracy, for edu-
cational purposes passes the senate.
10 French in Tonquin capture
Hong-Hoa.
10 Steamship State of Florida
lost by collision In mid-oceep and 135
persons drowned.
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Henry q. Vennor. Canadian weather
prophet. 10. Ex-U. s. Justice Noah H. Swayne.
90.
IS Bishop Matthew Simpson, of the NJ. T..
church, "a.
81 Prince Of Orange, heir to the crown of the
Netherlands, 80.
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NOVEMBER

Is Wilhelm l., Duke OF Brunswick, 10.
81 Wilbur F. Storey. editor of the Chicago
Times, IS.
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AUGUST.


John DAILY convicted at War
wick, England, of intent to destroy
life with dynamite and sentenced to
life servitude. James Egan also con-
victed and sentenced to 20 years i'm
prisonment. Queen Emma declared
regent Of the kingdom of Holland in
the event of the death Of the king.
2 Maud S. beats all records by
trotting a mile in 2:o9i at Lexington,
Ky.
4 Alabama State election. Gov.
O'Neal (Dem.) reelected.
5 President Diaz, of Mexico, shot
by Gen. Rocha, but not seriously in
jured. Kelung, on the Island of For
mosa, occupied by the French. Royal
palace at Athens burned.
6 Corner stone of the pedestal for
the Bartholdi statue formally laid.
10 Earthquake felt in IL States.
II Wall street bank, New York,
suspends on account Of heavy defalca.
ton of its cashier.
IA James G. Blaine sues the In
dianapolis Sentinel for libel. Gave il
up after election. Up to the middle
Of August there had been 1900 fatal
cases of cholera in the south Of
France,
16 Hanlan, the oarsman, defeated
by Beach in Autralia.
II New king of Anam crowned.
20 u. s. gunboat Tallapoosa sunk
by collision off Martha's Vineyard
Two lives lost.
23 Foo Choo in China bombarded
by the French. China formally de-
clares war with France, on 25th.
26 Forts on the river Min taken
by the French.
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8 Republican national convention
meets at Chicago.
6 James G.. Blaine nominated for
president by the Republican conven-
ton, and John A. Logan for vice.
president.
% Lieut.. A. w. Greedy and six Of
his arctic exploring party discovered
off Cape Sabine and rescued by the
government relief expedition.
20 Bloody anti-Jewish riots in Al
giers.
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JULY.

1 Allan Pinkerton, famous detective, Ca
Gen. Francis Edward Todleben, Russia
military engineer, sc.
10 Paul Morphy, famous chess player, AZ
22 Jane q. Swisshelm. philanthropist, es
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France has population of 1872 persons
to square mile. Great Britain and
islands 26S. The United States about Is
to the square mile. What an immense
amount Of DeLand's Soda and Saleratus
1t will take to meet the demand when the
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Henry Fawcett, Postmaster-G General. o
Great Britain.
20 Bishop J. W. Wiley. OF the NJ. Il. Church.
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MARCH.

l Treaty of peace between Chill
and Peru ratified by Peru and Gen.
Iglesias assumes presidency of that
Republic. Trinkitat, on the Red sea,
captured by the British under Gen.
Graham.
8 Legal tender act of 1878 de-
clared constitutional by Supreme
Court. Bill prohibiting contracting
of convict labor in New York State
signed by Gov. Cleveland.
II Mexican treaty ratified by SEN
ate.
IL French troops occupy Bac-
mini. Osman Digma defeated by the
British with loss Of 1000 men, hi,
camp captured with all the spoils, and
prisoners taken at Tokar.
Is Mine explosion at Pocahontas,
Va, 154 lives lost. Fitz John Porter
relief bill passed by U. S. senate.
IS New Jersey legislature rejects
prohibition amendment.
20 Italian ministry resigns.
q Bill to extend the time for
which whisky may be kept in bond
defeated by house of representatives
Gen. Graham again defeats Soudanese
rebels, bat receives orders to abandon
the Soudan which he does April 1st
% Serious riot began in Cincin
natl, growing out of corrupt acquit
tai of murderer. Lasted three day.
40 persons killed and 1873 wounded
81 Woman suffrage bill defeated
in New Jersey legislature.
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OCTOBER.


State election in Georgia. Gov.
Mcdaniel reelected.
8 Royal palace at Copenhagen
burned, 10 lives lost.
7 News received of the assassina-
ton of Col. Stewards party of 80 men
by Arabs on the Nile.
IL Chinese defeated by the French
at Chu, 5000 killed.
IA Frank Hatton appointed post
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Republic plurality 1924. U. S.
senator Morill, of Vermont, re-elect-
ed.
20 Arthur Orion, the Tichborne
claimant, released from prison.
"a Sir Moses Montcfore, eminent
Jewish philanthropist, celebrates his
Tooth birthday.
81 Hugh McCulloch appointed
secretary of the treasury.
NOVEMBER.
l Panic in Star theatre, Glasgow,
and 16 persons killed.
4 General election; Grover Cleve-
land elected president by majority
of 81 in the electoral college and
plurality of about $4,000 on the pop
ular vote. OF the members of Con-
gress elected 1872 are Democrats, 142
Republicans, Grecnbacker. Eight
Democratic and the same number of
Republican State governors were elect
ed.
6 Washington monument complet-
ed-the highest structure in the world
$50 feet. Rev. George Wortbing-
ton, of Detroit, second time elected
bishop of Nebraska.
8 Colliery explosion near Trede-
gar, Wales, Is lives lost. Catholic
plenary council meets in Baltimore.
II Franchise bill passes British
house Of commons.
IA Serious railroad collision at
Hanau, Prussia, 10 lives lost. Cen
tennial celebration in London Of
Bishop Seabury's conservation first
American bishop.
81 The fact of Cleveland's election
settled to-day by the completion of
the New York count.
81 Thanksgiving day.
% Steamship Durango sunk in
the straits of Dover by collision; 80
lives lost.
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Senator Is. Anthony, OF Rhode Island, GO.
.. Bishop George f. Pierce, OF tho Methodist
Church, south, To-
4. Charles j. Folger, Secretary OF the Treas
ury. 66.
10 Robert Hoe, well known printing pres,
manufacturer, 20.
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JULY.

JULY.
1 Toronto celebrates her semi.
centennial.
2 President Arthur vetoes the Fit7
John Porter bill and is sustained by
the senate.
A President Arthur nominate.
John A. Kasson to be minister to
Germany, Alphonso Taft minister to
Russia, John M. Francis minister to
Austria, and John Jarrett commits
sioner of labor. The Bartholdi statue
is formally presented to the United
States.
7 Congress adjourns.
8 Democratic national convention
meets at Chicago.
II Grover Cleveland, Of New
York, nominated for president on
second ballot, and Thos. A Hendricks
for vice-president.
Is Harrison's bank, indianapolis,
an old concern, failed.
81 Gen. Longstreet, removed from
s.. marsbalship of Georgia. Steam
ers Gijon and Laxham collide on the
Spanish coast, 100 lives lost.
% National prohibition conven-
ton meets at Pittsburgh and nomi-
mates ex-Gov. St. John, of Kansas,
for the presidency and VIM. Daniel,
of Maryland, for the vice-presidency.
% Henry M. Stanley arrived in
England, having established trading
stations along the Congo river from
its mouth to Stanley's Pool, 1,400
miles up the river.
80 Cholera appears in south of
France during this month.
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SEPTEMBER.

AUGUST.
is Mary Clemmer Hudson. well-known Wash
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-12-23

leading nations that the independ-
ence Of Hawaii shall be respected.
That status would undoubtedly be
maintained if the sovereignty were
to pass from the natives to an
Anglo-SaXon OF any other popula-
ton. Important events might then
be anticipated in rapid succession.
A navy would be created, islands
would be visited, the flag of q new
or enlarged island Kingdom would
be run up. The Republic of Ocea-
MICA might take its place among the
family of great nations. Because
there is no song central govern
ment around Suth these island
communities can 30 rallied it is
probable that all the pportunitics
will be lost. In default OF any such
central and consolidated effort, these
small islands will for long time be
only as a bone of contention. They
will be appropriated here and there;
Il great deal of irritation will be the
result. The native population will
retrograde. If account is taken of
the vast amount of money contri-
buted to the work of civilizing and
outstanding these islands, and the
many noble lives which have been
given to the same work, it would
seem that some better fate should
be in store for these island commu-
mites now than to become the vic
tins of any kind of arbitrary and
corrupting rule which might be i'm
posed upon them by remote govern
ments. If it is too early to put in
operation any plan of federation, it
is not too early, inf the estimation of
some of the European nations, to
cherish large plans of island con-
quest.-San Francisco Bulletin,
NoU. %.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

A RARE chance for securing Il desir.
N able homestead. Three Lots only,
on the easterly side of Makiki Street,
adjoining the mauka side of Mr.. Walter
Seals place. A very pleasant neigh
borhood; ncvcr.failing supply of pure
water in the street from the Makiki
Reservoir. Terms, one third cash, the
remainder in and years with interest
at 8 per cent. net. Maps and plans can
be seen at the Office of
17Otf w. r. CASTLE.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-14

Col. DENLY. the newly appointed
Minister to China, it seems, has Wis.
tied California to study the vexed
problem. and the progress he has
made is indicated by a brief repor,
which reaches US in the Geographic
dispatches. While he was being
escorted through the Chinese quar-
tiers of San Francisco, he remarked
to the committee, "They don't un-
derstand this East; they need cheap
labor, but they know nothing of the
special advantages of Chinese labor.
Several Eastern merchants spoke to
me about introducing our manufac.
lures in China, but nothing was said
of the evils of their immigration
The reason undoubtedly was that
they knew absolutely nothing on the
subject. nor does anybody here real
ize the blighting influences of Chi
nese competition as do the smaller
producers and laboring people. II
the object is 10 fill the pockets OF
wealthy manufacturers and contrac-
tors for labor, then cheap labor is OF
course desirable to them, and East.
ern people will not be slow in discov-
ering these especial advantages
which seem to have so completely
overshadowed the mind of Col. Den
by, the Minister to China; but if the
interests of free white labor are con.
sidered those special advantages will
speedily become special curses to all
who are brought in competition with
them.
1t is quite plain that Eastern
people do not understand this sub
;ect in its true light, and we know of
no better way of making it known to
them than by Col. Denby's evident
policy of introducing coolie labor on
the Atlantic seaboard.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-14

dressed the meeting, and both of
whom claimed Q personal knowledge
OF the subject. were as different in
their estimates of General Grants
character, in regard to one of its
most essential elements, us two
minds could we'll be diverse. Gov.
Newell represented the great soldier
as n man totally devoid of any other
ambition than the modest one of
faithfully performing his duty in
whatever position he might be
placed. remarking, in that connec-
ton, that he would not care to have
hs name written upon his tomb
stone; while Gov. Squire. seemed to
think that the characters of Grant
aud Napoleon l. present very
striking parallel.
Let w have peace"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-14
Remarkable Correspondence.

In reading the following letters,
one can scarcely determine whether
Indignation for the pusillanimity of a
man who would sign petition for
appointment and then recall it by
private letter, without some good
reason. or Animation for the scath-
ing reply of the President. is upper
most. 1t is to be regretted that the
names are suppressed. A man who
manifests such Judas like nature
should be unmasked. 1t is thought
that the circumstances ON which the
correspondence is based have almost
local application, and that we have
only to cross the Columbia, to find
the parties who are the chief actors
in a scene on which the curtain has
been partially raised:
-, July "a, 1885.
To the President, Washington, ID. c.,
Dear Sir: This community read the
announcement Of the appointment Of
to the - judgeship with establishment
and regret, if not pain. And none were
more astonished than those who had
signed his petition. And regret to say
that my name is to be found upon it. /
have refused several whom knew to be
unfit. but | signed this one thinking it
,rA,lI hn on.l :,
one moment believing the appoii tment
was possible. When first presented to
me | put him off and hoped to escape,
but he came again with it, and, with
others, | signed it thinging there was no
chance for its reaching even consider
alton. ! think not Il man whose name
is on it had the remotest idea that
his appointment was possible. Not
one upon it would have appointed
him had he the az pointing power He
is not qualified morally or professionally.
He is scarcely Il lawyer at all, while the
place will require Il good lawyer. | do
not wish to say more than to Iut you
upon inquiry. We are friends and do
business with one another, and it is I'M
pleasant to have to say this. But it is
due your responsibility and from every
one who signed that petition. And it
was signed by many prominent men who
hated to refuse, and hoped and thought
it would result in nothing. do not wish
YOU to take any action upon my repre-
sentation, but il you wish to know the
real opinion of the signers of the petit
ton cause some of them to be addressed
privately, and think they will confess
the objections to the appointment great
err than have intimated. The petition
is signed by two of our supreme judges
(-). Let them both be privately adj
dressed, i: is not too late, and | think
you will learn the facts.
l do not wish to sneak behind a pri-
vate letter, but at the same time would
prefer that my name be not given to -
for obvious reasons, and do not sup
pose it will be thought necessary to do So
- is an application for appointment
as -. l have written to you before
about him. He, too, has petition
signed by reputable men (my name is
not on it,, not one of whom would APP
point him to any place whatever or any
trust whatever. He is wholly without
character. even if he had other quaif-
cations for the office, and he has not
His would most emphatically be an APP
pointment not fit to be made.
Yours, very respectfully,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-14
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

ASIlNGTON, aug. L, 1901
Dear Sir:-I have read your letter OF
the oath ult., with amazement and indig
nation. There is but one mitigation to
the perfidy which your letter discloses,
and that is found in the fact that you
confess your share in it. don't know
whether You are a Democrat or not but
if you are, the crime which you confess
is the most objectionable. The idea
that this Administration pledged to give
the people better Government and better
officers, and ingagcd in Il hand-to hand
fight with tho bad elements- of bot h par
ties, should be betrayed by those who
ought to be worthy OF implicit trust, is
atrocious and such treason to the people
and TO the party ought to be punished by
Imprisonment.
Your confession comes too late to be
of immediate use to the public service,
and can only say that while this is not
the first time have been deceived and
misled by lying and treacherous repre-
sensations, you are the first one that has
so frankly owned his grievous fault. Ii
any comfort is to be extracted from this
assurance you are welcome to it.
Yours truly,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-14

Nh. o. G. DEWEY, of Wheeling
Virginia, is now at Tacoma, making
arrangements tor the erection of an
extensive nail mandatory. He
owned a similar establishment in
Wheeling which employed 600 men.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-14

Mr.. E. Meeker, the Commissioner
on behalf of the Territory for the New
Orleans exhibit, has issued q circu-
lar calling for samples of "everyrhing
that grows" as we'll o mechanical,
artistic and mineral productions of
the Territory, for transmission FROM
Tacoma about October 18th. This
is o matter which should be done
we'll, If anything is attempted, for a
partial exhibit will only detract from
the reputation we have already made.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-14
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-14

REPORTS from the Puyallup coal-oil
prospects continue to be vorable.
Boring is being prosecuted by exper-
enced men. The company has
bought and leased 10000 acres of
land in the valley, and persons own
ing land in proximity to the works
will not sell at any price. A few
weeks more will definitely settle the
mat ter.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-14

DEFINITE arrangements have not
yet be n completed with reference
TO the Chicago excursion to which
reference Was made last week, but
in very few days We shall be able
to announce whether it is q Ego" or
not. There are nearly q dozen
names of persons already enrolled
who will participate if details are
satisfactory.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-14

AT Erie, Kansas. few days ago,
a man married Mrs. Frank G. Morris
who had just been found guilty OF
the murder of her mother. She will
probably send him up the golden
stairway before the honeymoon is
over
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-14

president Cleveland remains firm
in his determination to protect the
public domain against the trespass of
cattle kings. He has issued a pro-
clamation declaring that all uniaw-
full enclosures shall be Immediately
removed, and the lands made avail
able for occupation Of actual se ttlers.