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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-06-17
Honolulu Institutions
The Public Schools.
What they are Doing. and how
they do IL.
a Round Of Visitation.
Good Work Well Done.
FORT STREET SCHOOL.

The Fort Street School is, almost
without exception, attended by for
eigners, and is under the able priu-
cipalship of Mr.. M. M. Scott, A. NJ.
The school is operated in three gen
eral divisions, (1) the primary, (2)
the grammar school, and (3) the high
school. Besides the principal, the
teachers in the grammar and high
schools are Mrs. Hendry and Miss
Kinney. The three primary depart
ments are in charge of Miss Winter,
Mrs. Needham and Miss Mossman.
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night he lay for the culprit, but fell
asleep while watching. He says the
thief had better take care because he
is liable to get dose Of pepper and
salt whore il would hurt him most.
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THE California Produce & Provi-
sion Co. offer for sale choice lot
of table and pie fruit, being con-
signment which must be closed out.
Table Fruit, $500 per doz. Pie
Fruit, Sl.50 per doz. "a lw
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The Iwalani sails on Monday and the
Planter on Tuesday.
The Mary Winkelman sails tomorrow
for San Francisco.
Stmr Lehua arrived Mt 3 O'Clock this
morning from Windward Ports. She
brought 1892 bags of sugar. She reports
rough weather along the coast of Ha-
wall.
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The Union Feed have on hand in
addition to their large and well
selected stock of Hay and Grain,
fine Rice Straw for bedding, put up
in convenient size bale, and which
they offer at reasonable prices.
1924 I'm.
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The regular monthly meeting of
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will be held on Thursday
afternoon, at half-past two, in the
parlors of the Y. M. G. A. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all
ladies interested in the temperance
movement.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

Bktne Mary Winkelman
Blk Tycoon. Rickaby
British bk Oriente, Hughes
Bgtne Claus Spreckels, Drew
Bktne Klikitat, Cutler
Blk Caibarien. Hubbard
Tern Nesta.
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In the Supreme Court yesterday,
the first annual accounts of the
executors of the estate of James
Woods were examined and approved
with certain notifications. The
Court allows $25 per month to the
minor children in custody of Mrs.
Chas. Stillman.
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Mr.. Frank Gertz says his milk is
stolen mostly every night. 1t appears
that some rapscalllon knows when
the milk-man goes there, and he i'm
mediately follows and not only steals
the milk, but also the pitcher. One
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-06-17

Bktne Mary Winkelman for S +
Blk Tycoon for HumboldtsBay
Stmr Lehua for Windward Ports
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Ii you want a nice shoe, boot,
slipper, or any kind of children
shoes, L. Adler is the place for it;
Is Nuuanu street. $50. IF.
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A LARGE variety of cabinet cele-
hrities, also stereoscopic views,
stereoscopes, graphoscopes, etc, at
King Bros. Art Store. 4S 3t
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HERR Pastor Richter will hold
service in German at the Y.M.C.A.
hall next Sunday morning, at IL
O'Clock.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-06-17

THE shareholders of the Recipro-
city Sugar Co. are requested to meet
tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock, Mt
the Office of w. r. Castle.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-06-17

H. r. H. Princess Liliuokalapi left
by the Kinau yesterday for Lahaina.
His Ex. Gov. Dominis IS quite i'll
there with his old trouble, govt.
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On petition of G. j. Waller, G.
ID. Schroeder, butcher, was adjudg-
ed bankrupt this morning, by JUS
tice McCully in the Supreme Court.
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The regular meeting of the Y. M.
G. A. will be held tomorrow evening
at Z 80 o'clock at the Hall.
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AT the prayer meeting in the
Bethel Union Church vcstry this
evening, the subject will be 1.-The
relation of belief to practice
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-06-17

"THE Prayer of Faith, bible
reading, will be the subject at the
prayer meeting in the vestry of the
Fort Street Church this evening.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-06-17
LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

A FURNISHED cottage of two bed
rooms is advertised to let.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-06-17

Two years ago to-day occurred
the funeral of H. r. II. Ruth Kceli-
kolani.
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DRAMATIC Notes and " Price of
Sugar." on the fourth page.
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SERVICE at st. Andrews Cathed-
raj this evening at 1880 O'Clock.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

CALL and see the Burr Parlor Fold
ing Beds on exhibition at King Bros.
Al 1M
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The 1ailg g ,llFtin.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE II, 1855.
ARRIVALS.

TWI1C IT.
Stmr Lchua from Windward Port,
Jap : : Yanaliuo Mani from Yokohama
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Mr.. Miller, the cabinet maker, has
just completed an elegant book
stand. 1t is made of all the kinds
of wood found on the Hawaiian
Islands, and is variegated in color.
The book rest will revolve or can be
raised or lowered. 1t is fine piece
of work and reflects great credit on
the maker. 1t will be at Mr.. Miller's
work shop, Hotel street, for a few
days, where it can be seen.
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A SAILOR named Chas. White, who
was the leader in the row on board
the bark Oriente Monday night, was
brought up in the Police Court this
morning, but he talked so much that
His Honor ordered him to be locked
up again and he brought up to.mor-
row morning, when he will probably
be charged with contempt of court.
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DEPARTURES.
VESSELS LEAVING Io.MnRRoM.

Schr Kauikcaouli for Kohala
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MRS. NEEpHAN's ROOM.

On entering this room, pretty
large section of the department is
found passing muster on an exami-
nation in the multiplication table.
The performance is gone through
with q vim and enthusiasm that re-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-01-30
FROM THE CAPITAL.

MbS JONES, wife of Congressman
Jones, of Madison, is much improved
to-day and Mr.. Jones says there are good
prospects Of her recovery.
COLONEL FRED d. GRANT is Il candi-
date for vacant Captaincy i'll the office
of the Quartermaster General of the
United States amy.
THE President sent to the Senate the
name of Carroll ID. Wright, of M&sSa-
chusstts for United States Commits
siouar of Labor Statistics Mr.. Wright
ia the present State Superintendent of
Lahor Statistics OF Massachusetts,, and
has demonstrated his eminent fitness
for the peculiar duties of the position.
The Hon. James o. Broadhead. of
Missouri, who is a candidate for Cabi-
net position and has just returned to
his home at st. Louis from Washing
ton, is of the opinion that Mr.. Cleveland
has not yet made up Sate for appoint
mcnt.
THE Secretary of the Treasury has
directed the discharge of about forty
special inspectors Of customs and special
agents, IN consequence of the near eX-
hausticn of tho appropriation. The dis
charges are made among the officers st
Boston, New York. Philadelphia, Balti-
more. Cincinnati and St. Paul.
THE agricultural bill reported pro-
vides the Commissioner of Agriculture
may use such part of the appropriat on
for the bureau CT animal industry as
he may deem necessary. and in such
ways as he may think best, to prevent
the spread of pleuro-pneumonia. The
new authority vested in the CommIs'
siouer is, however, not to conflict with
existing law.
POSTMASTER GENERAL HATToS has
sent 10 the chairman of the House Com
mittee on Posyoffces and Poastroads,
draft Of bill providisg for reduction
of postage on second class matter, or
newspapers mailed by publishers, from
> cents to cent per pound. 1t is pro-
vided in the draft that this rate shall
uot apply to the circulation of sample
copies generally, although the publisher
may, twice year, circulate sample
copies,not to exceed the number of the
actual circulation eff the paper at the
time of mailing.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-01-30
TELEGRAPHIC.
GENERAL NOTES.

A TRADE journal asserts that manu-
featuring has so improved within few
weeks Iht.t about l20, 000 persons have
heen given employment.
AT the caucus of the republican mem
bers Of the Wisconsin legislature, held
Wednesday evening, Colonel John G..
Spooner was nominated for United
States Senator OH the first Sallot
AT a caucus of Spooner's supporters
in the Wisconsin legislature Tuesday
evening forty-eight members were pres
ent. thus securing Spooner's nomination
in the republican caucus.
a BILL Lenfranchising women was in
troducsd Monday in the Indiana legis-
lature. A measure was also presented
for congressional apportionment, which,
if passed, will give the democrats ten
districts in tie state.
AT the meeting of the creditors of
Oliver Bros. & Phillip and tie Oliver &c
Roberts Wire Company, at Pittsburg,
Tuesla statement was presented
showing the total assets to he IS 578,-
SG3.4l, with liabilities of $2,410, ,771.22.
Thg companies ask an extension Of five
years. one-Efth of the Indebtedness to
he paid annually with per cent inter
est. Final action was deferred until the
22d.
WILLIAM NJ. EvARTs is 10 succeed
Elbriuge G. Lapham as United States
Senator from the State of New York.
He received 81 votes in the republican
scn&te caucus, Levi p. Morton, % votes,
and Chauncey N. Dep0w, 3 yotes. Mr..
Evarts' nomination. was then made un-
animOus, so that lie will receive in the
legislature the vote Of the ninety two
republican membera, forming the .la-
jorIty.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-01-30
Rankin Failing.

A special to the Evening Wisconsin
says:
Il am not ready to tura up my toes
just yet" sighed Congressman Ran
kin, ''and leave all the Wisconsin
patronage in Bragg's hands. The cona
ing four years will be glorious epoch
in the history of the democracy OF
Wisconsin and | intend to assist in
the celebration A three weeks diet
oA skim-milk, blue and watery, las
blanched the stalwart mans cheeks
and is rapidly reducing
his well known vim and pluck to an
uaknown quantity. The physicians
have the patient completely under
their control now, and if he ever re-
turns to his home in the spring his
skeletonized form will never be recog-
nized. The cold wave of the past few
days has been against his improve.
ment, and his sunken eyes and bated
breath tell too plainly of the ravages
of the malady which is slowly but
surely laying him low. Everything
is hoped for the best in the removal to
Townsville, Ga, which occurs nexi
W ednesday; but the mere fact Of q
forced visit 10 warmer climate ind.
Gates the serious nature of the case.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-01-30
ACCIDENTS.

A CYCLONE Sunday night devastated
a region fifty miles north OF Montgom-
cry, Ala. Numerous houses were
wrecked, and one person was killed.
An epidemic Of scarlet fever prevails
at Dixon. H., resulting in a number of
deaths. The schools on the south 81 !e
of the river were closed Wednesday.
STRATToN q STORMS tobacco ware.
Louse, at Stoughtcn, Wis, was burned
early Tuesday morning, the loss being
SIG 600; fully iasured.
A BROKEN rail threw car of Mis-
souri Pacific train off the track We'd
nesday morning near Gentry, Mo. The
coach tumbled down an embankElent,
badly wou.ding nine persons.
WHILE two children of Officer Sweet
were playing doctor" Sunday at Kala-
mazo, one gave the other strychnia,
the little fellow dying III short time.
The poison had been purchased to kill
rats.
Two freight trains of tho ''Nickel
Plate Railroad came in collision near
Grant Crossing. One of the engineers
was killed, and both trains were badly
wrecked. Loss over SEC, 900.
BY the explosion of four-story lard
rendering establishment, at Sioux City,
Iowa, the building was ruined, and four
persons were killed and number Of
others injured.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-01-30
A BRAIN-CREMATOR.
A Young Lady's Essay on the Dudes
Cigarette.

The sportive dude, with his little
cerebrum gracefully reposing above
his arched and artistically corked eye
brows, carries in one hand, incased in
surerlative kid, a dainty cane, while
in the other he grasps the potential
subject of this essay. He places the
tiny roll Of the Indian weed carefully
wrapped about with rice paper satu-
rated with arsenic, between his pearly
teeth after lighting it with a bit Of
burning birthstone. Down the street
he carelessly saunters. not a care dis
turbing his serene counteuance, or
while, ever and anon, he adjusts, with
that neatly dressed hand, an eyeglass
to the left eye, and through it ogles
the passing girl of the period. Is he
not contented and self-satisfed2 Ap-
pearances would indicate that he is, if
they are not treacheroushly deceptive.
That darling little brain is in tempo
rary ecstacy, nervS-: to activity for a
brief Eeriod b. the stimulating effects
of that ii ef-of-tobacco
Perhaps it viii be necessary before
proceeding TO inform the uninitiated
among my hearers as to the meaning
of this nellifiuous word of Indian
origin. Tobacco is the leaf Of q plant
first grown in the West Indies and
III America, aid is ROW universally
used for smoking, chewing, and in the
form of snuff. Before the discovery
of the new world, this poisonous
weed, first introduced to the Caucasian
race by Sir Walter Raleigh, was not
known ameng Europeans. To the
young men of this age it may seem
hard to realize how the youth of those
many centuries passed their odd
moments. They undoubtedly lived
as long and enjoyed life fully as much
as the young mcn of this age. A
noted physician has said that tobacco
is working greater ply stgal devasta
ton to this generation than can be
possibly imagined, and may be called
the twin brother of alcohol. This
unnatural habit, that is so enervating
to the vital and moral energies of the
causes of nervous diseases,
as it diminishes the natural
productive of the most serious conse-
queOCS 10 IlOSo VINO IuuUlSS III 1t
even slightly. Tobacco is one of the
most deadly narcotics found in all the
list of posons. A few drops of its
condensed properties will destroy life.
Even a drop of its nicotine oil will
kill the stoutest deg. An ounce of
prevention is worth more tnan
pound of cure.
Having said so much IN relation to
the history and nature of the tobacco
plant, we will return to the dude with
his cigarette made therefrom. Before
finishing his walk, the fire has gradu-
ally crept up and destroyed SO much
of the petit cigar that he is compelled
to throw it at some small dog. Soon,
however he feels as if something wa
necessary to continue his self-com
placency, and, before he is aware OF
it, another little cigar adorns his lips.
Do you think that the constant burn
ing of tobacco beneath this dudes
little, tortured brain may eventually
cremate it9
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-01-30
GLEANINGS.

Learned men are sometimes woful-
ly ignorant of ordinary events. Re
Gently bet was made and won that
the president of Harvard College
could not name four Vice Presidents
of the United States inside Of three
minutes. 1t took him seven to name
Wheeler and Colfax.
Edward Lee, "a convict in New York
Clinton Prison, has realized S., 600
from a patent on an improved window
shutter. The money has been placed
on interest, and will have amounted
10 a handsome for tune ia seventeen
years, the length of time before his
sentence expires.
An analysis of railroad accidents
compared with the amount of travel
tends to shows that If a person were
to travel ten hours day at a speed of
ten miles an hour during every day
III the year he would probably be
killed at the end of L, ,S35 years.
4 Georgia man has not slept in a
house since the war. He travels from
place to place within the state, carry
ing his entire wardrobe with him, as
well as his cooking utensils, and
spends the night wherever darkness
may overtake him. He never reads
the newspapers, and spends all his
spare time to studying the bi5ls
The Sacramento river puzzles the
Oldest inhabitants by its eccentric
actions. When it is high at certain
point it is quite low at all points lower
down, and floods near its head are nc
proof that there will not be a scarcity
of water st its mouth.
Telephones have been placed in the
halls of the Idaho Legislature. L
saves the necessity of sending out the
Sergeant-at arms to bring in the
absent members. They can now play
poker in the committee rooms till the
very moment of calling the yeas anc
nays.
1t is reported that the Protestant
clergy of Terre Haute, Ind, adopted
resolutions advising that hereafter
the horses of funeral professions b'
driven at a trot when going TO tn,
cemetery; that funerals be held OF
Sunday only when absolutely necss
sary, and that no religious service b
| held at tie grave.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-01-30

To every democrat desirous Of
going abroad in the service Of his
country-writes Washington CORES
pondent-the most interesting docu-
ment that has come before the house
at this session is the bill recently
reported from the appropriations
committee making appropriations for
the salaries OF ministers, consuls, and
secretaries Of legation abroad in the
coming fiscal year-the year begin
ming July 1, 1885. OF course every
fellow who expects 10 have place OF
this sort expects to have it by that
date, SO it is interesting to bim TO
know just what the salaries are to be
for the conaing year, SO that he may
not only select his place at once, but
see what his receipts are to be. The
ministers to Germany France, Rus
sia, and England ge: 81, 500 each;
those to Japan, Spain, Italy, Brazil,
Austria, Mexico, $4,000 each; Chill,
Peru, and the Central American
states, so, 900 each; Belgium, Neither
lands, Sweden, Argentine Republic,
Hawaiian islands, United States OF
Columbia, and Turkey, 1880 each;
Liberia, Switzerland. Denmark
Portugal, Siam, Persia, Corea, Hayti.
Bolivia, and Congo, $1,000 each; sec
retaries Of legation at Paris, London,
Berlin, st. Petersburg, China. and
Sapan, $2,625; consuls general at
London, Paris, Havana, RIO de
Janeiro, and Liverpool, $4,000 each;
at Hong Kong, Calcuttua, Shanghai,
IS. 900 each; at Melbornc, "a. 500;
Berlin, Kanagawa, Montreal, Honul.
lu, aad Panama, q, 900 each; Foo
Chow, Tien-Tsin, Annoy, Chain
Kiang and Callao, 50, 500 each: st.
Petersburgh, Fra iort. Halifax,
Vienna, Bucbarest, Ecuador, Ottawa,
Manchester, Glasgow, Bradford,
Demerara, Belfast, Singapore. Havre,
Matanzas, Vera Cruz, Colon, Naga-
saki, Osakd, Valparaiso, and
Antwerp, 5000 each; Tusstall,
Birmingham, Sheffield Dundee
Leith, Nottingham. Victoria, Mar
seiIles, Bordeaux, L5ops, Maracaibo,
Buenos. Ayres, Hamburg, Bremen,
Dresden, Cienfuegos, Santiago de
Cuba, Sagua le Grande, Brussels,
Smyrna, st. Thomas, Beirut, and
Athens. s2, 500. All ether salaries in
this line of government gifts run
rom a 900 to 20. 200 ! year.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-01-30

Truth tells the following auecdote
of the late Prince Albert, to whom
indiscreet courtiers have given the
surname of ''the good. After re
turning from kars, Dr. Humphrey
Sandwith, whose memoirs have Just
been published, was summoned to
Buckingham palace for an interview
with the prince. The doctor thus re
fers To it; described all could, and
especially did | give him an account
of the reign OF terror in kars when
spies were sent into the cafes, and
when on hearing any one propose 10
give up the city they denounced the
culprit, who was forthwith logged
On hearing this the prince said "Ah
/ wish we could have that done in
the London clubs!H At that time the
prince was very unpopular, and | WAS
astoniShed at his imprudence in max
ing this sery un English remark.
This gives pretty good notion, re
marks Laboucher, of the sort of
regime which Prince Albert would
have liked 10 introduce INTO England.
You have only TO penetrate below the
surface of a German prince who is
compelled to accept the restrictions OF
costitutioEai government to find that
in reality he is painting TO exercise the
brutal, grinding tyranny of a Fred
rick or a Nicholas.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-01-30
THE Blair educational bill!

HE Blalf eQuCal1Onat Dllt is ftC6lN-
ing no attention at Washington this
winter. 1t is one of those forced
measures that inspire very little Ell
thusiasm. 1t was introduced in the
senate June 13, 1882, when the outhor
made very long speech in its favor.
The discussion it brought out would
fill large volume. The bill finally
passed the senate April z, 1884, nearly
two years after its introduction. BY
the terms Of it, $77, GOO, 600 are ap2ro
priated to the several states to aid them
in supporting free schools. 1t is re-
quired that the sum TO be expended
each year shall be divided and paid
out in the several states and territor.
les in that proportion which the whole
number of persons III each who, being
Of ten years and older. can not read
and write bears to the whole number
of such persons in the Unitso States. :
The appropriation is to cover the
period CT eight years. Daring the
first year s., 600, 000 are to be divided.
This sum is to be increased till il
reaches SIS, 600, 900, when it will an
nually decrease till the eight year,
when the sam will be S., coo, 000
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-01-30
CRIME

ANNA VAN FossEN, charged with
poisoning at East Liverpool Ohio,
pleaded not guilty Tuesday, and was
remanded TO jail to be tried for mur-
der.
4 YOUNG man and his sister are re-
ported to have been murdered at Roch-
ester, Pa, the perpetrator, a German,
cutting the coIpses into small pieces.
THE Jamestown Pa.) saving bank
failed Tuesday, and defalcation of
$40. 600 has been discovered. OEe of
the officers has been missing for several
days.
lN a struggle with officers Tues lay
morning at Evansville. Indiana. two
chicken thieves named Sanders and
Naily were sEot, the former being kill
Cd, and the latter mortally wounded.
The officers are at present under arrest.