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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-03-28
IMpERlALlsT COMMUNISM.

The German law insuring indem-
nifty to laborers for accidents is the
most sweeping act in favor of the
common people which has been at
tempted by imperial power for a
long time. 1t applies to all work
men whose wages arc less than $500,
employed in factories, quarries,
mines and building trades, but not
to common day laborers aud agri-
cultural laborers. The law requires
the employers of each trade in each
district to unite in an association,
which pays to every workman in
case Of accident the cost of his res
toration to health, or if he is per-
mancntly disabled to give him a
pension amounting to two-thirds of
his wages for the year previous. In
case of death his widow or depend
ents receive q pension amounting to
GO percent of his wages. No cir
cunstancc but wilful contribution to
the injury will dcbar the injured
party from these benefits. The
government gives employers no
option but to form the insurance
unions to meet this requirement..
If they do not so, an agent of the
supervisory government bureau
forms them into such an association,
willy-nilly. Each union will ar
range its own schedules of premi-
ums to be paid to the common
fund by employers and elect its
own officers. These unions are al
SO to be made the organ of system
of arbitration Of labor disputes,
workmen choosing delegates to meet
those of the employers unions.
This act is harmonized with the sick
insurance act of the previous year,
by which the working classes are
compulsorily insured payment of
doctors bill and medicine and one
half wages, provided the sickness is
not the result of intemperance or
vice. The communes have to bear
the burden of this, but they are
assisted by voluntary visiting asso-
Citations, perhaps somewhat like
those by which the state wards are
looked after in Massachusetts. The
communes or towns to meet this
burden levy tax of , percent on
all wages, two-thirds to be paid by
the laborer, one-third by the
employer.
This imperialist experiment in
communism will be watched with q
good deal of interest, to sec wheth-
er it deterioratcs the morale of the
working people or not. The vigi-
liant administration characteristic OF
Prussia will be applied throughout
the empire to prevent q supine de-
pendence upon these provisions
against misfortune. 1t is question
able whether it will succeed; wheth-
cr the attempt to insure the humble
from all misfortune will level off
their few remaining ambitions to 9
dead plane of dependence, or will
encourage them to better their con.
dition. 1t will be at all events such (;
scheme as nothing short of imperial
power would try to establish, fol
neither the employer nor the en-
ployed would conceive it or think il
possible.
The adoption of this scheme il
Germany should at least remind u'
in America that our own laws fal
behind the dictates Of justice il
failing to indemnify the laborer fo
injuries received in the service o
his employer, for which the lahore
is in no way responsible. This il
one of the grievances before TIN
Legislature which ought to be re
ed.-4merica,1 paper.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-03-28
TO-MORR0W'S DOlNCS.

Casino at the Park, open all day.
Bethel Sunday School, at 9:45.
Fort st. Church $. $. at Q :45.
Exercises, Kaumakadili, 10.
st. Andrews Cathedral S. $. 10.
Bethel, Services, morning and
evening.
st. Andrews Cathedral, service,
morning and evening.
Fort st. Church, service, morning
and evening.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-03-28
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Castor oil manufacture is projected
by two enterprising young men at
Tucson, Arizona. This is one of the
products recommended residents of
these Islands to raise. Why cannot
the bean be grown here for manufac
ture abroad if.not at home? Every
little helps, and we look to many
small industries rather than to n few
great ones for permanent prosperity.
In our last Oceanic mail foreign
news summary an item appeared,
saying the Lord Mayor of Dublin
had been hissed by thousands of
people at the railway station in that
city. No explanation of the popu-
lar scorn was given in the paper
from which we got the information,
but now an exchange says, ''The
Lord Mayor of Dublin, Il champion
Nationalist, is everywhere Kissed and
threatened with death because he
rcceded from Il quasi proclamation
of war against England which he
had uttered in moment of en-
thusiasm.
Miss Cleveland, sister of the Pre-
sident, who is installed rs the pre-
siding social spirit of the White
House, is described as over forty,
with short hair, n believer in woman's
rights, and lecturer, having beer
engaged for ladies' high schools il
the latter capacity. One statesman
coming from her presence in hel
new sphere, said she was regular
dictionary. An administration Ot
hard common sense would seem tC
be promised in the affairs Of
the social as well as the politica
world of Washington for the coming
four years.
The British MedicM Journal de
MES the possibility of smoking
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-03-28

The Charleston (S. C.) News and
Courier testifies to the satisfactory
results of negro jurymen in that
state, and goes so far as to say:
There are very few white men, who,
on a criminal trial, at least, would
not as willingly trust their fate to a
jury with colored men on it rs to
one composed exclusively of white
men; and colored offenders very
generally prefer to be tried by jury
of white men. '"<
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-03-28
TO RENT FURNISHED.

nNE OF the most convenient and
" cosy cottages with choice furni.
ture complete to rent on Fort Street, be.
tween Kukui and School Streets. Cot.
tage contains 3 bedrooms, dining room,
parlor, bathroom with wash house,
chicken house, fine garden and shade
trees. 10 let for year TO IL responsible
party. Apply to
j. Il, WISEMAN,
070 lw General Business Agent.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-03-28
FSpEs SALE.

TNWENTY KOU LOGS, Can be,seen
IL in the stable yard Of the Hon. G.
r. Bishop, King Street. They will be
offered at auction April 1st. Parties
can inspect them at the above place,
ss-ftl E al 975 1w =, sHF.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18

II we don't look out the Mexican States
Will get ahead of some of US in the matter
of free education. The State of Pueblo
alone has 1000 free schools. The popular
terest is So strong that the lieutenant
.,yernor of the State is now on visit to
thi country examining our educational sys-
tenn This speaks well for a country that
is rtgarded as far behind the United States
in q rlizslion and progress. If Mexico is
scattering her school masters about so hber-
ally her population cannot long remain in
the back ground.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18

THE Cleveland strike is daily becoming
more pulling and ominous. The whole
business is one of the most disgrsceful and
strange affairs that has occurred in this
country. The hiring of Poles and Bohs,
misns ia the place Of native Workuen, the
beating of women and children by the po-
lice the release of the fanatic GORsUca
bailod by the most prominent citizens in
order to preach murder and anarchy, the
public warike preparations and drill Of the
strikers, and the vacillating policy Of the
city government, bring together about as
many psrsdoxes and enignss as could well
thrive at one time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18

july "a is the anniversary of the en-
ratnee of the Mormons into Salt Lake val
ley. This anniversary dates from l847.
1t has always been day for the expression
of their fAnatical speeches As the feeling
between Mormons and Gentiles is now so
bitter owing to the halfmasting of the
United States flags on July 1, it is feared
than when the thousands of Mormons gath
er in Salt Lake City next Friday an out
break viii occur. If such an outbreak
does occur, it will not be so bloodless as the
one Of 1857.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18
THE Vi-riDia Republican, alias MlHoyl

The Virginia Republican, alias MAHoSE,
convention is over, and. as expected, Ma
HONE had the pins set so vel thai he had
but to speak and it was done. JOHN 5.
Wis., for Governor, H. C. WoOD for Lieu
tenant Governor, and FRANK 5. BLAIR for
Attorney General were carried right through
BY this boss. CAMERON tried to break Ma
zoSKs power and place the party on q
/. more Republican basis, but no break.
Tteir platform contains little but attacks on
the National Administration and is bat 3
tumble of conglOmsrsted bloody shirt
ism. On this platform they
hope to.carrY their nominees through. But
If the Democrats show their usual wisdom
in nomiDatings good ticket there is but
little fear that the MALONE party viii sue
ssed. The campaign viii be an important
oue, Is members of the Legislature are also
% be elected. This viii, perhaps, be tae
>~st part of the campaign, as some very
ant measures are to come before the
Legislature The election of Re-
whmsjority in that body would mean
sssiug Of the measures advocated in
r.. st MALONE Legislature and would SEMI
MAHosE again to the Senate as his Own
successor. The Democrats viii muster
their best forces, and should they triumph,
As everything nov seems to indicate, Ma
aosE party via be forever disorgsnized
and CAaERoS viii some time IN the future
seek to gather up and organize according
TO his own mind the scattered remnants Of
tie Republican party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18

A discussion is going on in Europe con-
corning the distance 1t which large objects
on The esfths surface may be visible. Emil
Meizger mentions that he once saw, with
some difficulty. Keizerspickt in Sumatra,
when distant ITO English miles; and he
also made out Gug MersPi, In Java. when
$50 miles away. From the Piz Muraun,
near Dissentis, E. Hill had seen Mont Blanc,
the intervening space measuring about ITO
miles j. Starkie Gardner states that Mont
Blanc is visible from the Piz Lengard,
Il oueh distant about three degrees In
Greenland Mr.. Whymper beheld q noun
tain from which be was separated By $50
miles; and from Marseillss Zuch say Mount
Canigon at q distance of l5S miles. The
whole range of the Swiss Alps has been
looked upon by j Hippisley while 200 miles
away, while Sir W. Jones has affirmed that
the Himalayss have appeared to view from
the great distance of 224 miles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18
Trustees Sale Of Real E.tats.

THE UkDkRsIGNED TRUsTEk BY Viz
Il tue Of . deed OF trust ezecated % him b
KDosiss, his vile, dated the sla day Of Nay, issS
and recorded In Deed q Trust Book No n On -
lea In The Sfce Of tho Clerk Of tue County Coaf1 q
Ohio county. West Virginia, vii. on
easurday, the lIth Day Of July, 1855,
at 10 O'Clock 4 m, ii the front door Of the Cour,
pubic suesios 70 &. hisss:. .s bal o'ddss ~ 3
following property, 70 VT: AL the right title aAo
intsrest Of 6eorEe Knovies, Edward Knowles and
Virginia L Knowles In and TO the following rss
10, or parcel of sronnd situated In the addition c
the city oil Wheeling which wa aid out BY Aosss
". Chspline and othsn and designated on Oh. plsi
thereof as lot No. g. being all that part lying b.
drawn parallel to and 1ity feet nom The ssn
hour day acruss the lot from north 70 south; anJ
also all the hight tide and r tsrest Of said Gsors
knowles, howard Knowles and Virginia
70 in the addition 10 the City Of Wheeling iii
out BY Moo W. ChapliBe and othsr, beg nniur
the northwestern COL ner Of aid lot; thence aloa
the northern boundary Of said los N an eastern ar
rection 6ity feet; thence In q southern direction
right snRes viii the northern line Of saiS lot tvty
feet thence In Q western dircion parslle viii II
north and south lines Of said lot hfty fset 10 Q
alley; thence In Q northern direction along Il
vtstern boundary Of aid lot 70 The placs q SsgL
iSRNs OF SALE oue-Aalf q pureAass uoss,
payable b cab on day Of sale the Other half psys
BE n enc ysas iron day q ssls With issrSa thsrs
parsSssss siv,es bic no,. for he dsisrr.a i..s.i
rnent With rood security and the title heins n
tainea until all The purchase money has bean paic
JOHN q. PEkDIEtON, Trustee
J. CHInBxRs HRRvEY, Auctionser. jesi
Above sale u postponed until saturday, July u
JOHN o. PESDLETos.
jyl3 Trustee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18
c.. MendeI & Co.,
112A Main street.
TREASURY DEPARrEEsI
oFPIcE OF THE CoMPTRoLLEs OF THK CURRENCY,

TREASURY DEPARrERsI
0FYIcy OF THE CoMPTRoLLE s OF THE CuRRKScY,
WASHINGTON, June Ie, 1885.
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence presented 70
The underdgL cd. it has been made to appear that
"1he ka.ioaa! Bank Of West Virgins, 90 wheeling"
in the city Of wheeling In the county Of Ohio and
state OF vest Virginia, has complied with all the
provisions OF the "Act Of Congress to enable Ma
ional eanking Assocs ou5tn q end their eorporsis
existence and for other purposts," approved July
18th, 1882.
Now, therefore. Renry " Cannon, Comptroller
Of the Currency. co hereby certify that The M
tonal Of West Virginia, ~ Wheeling" In the city
Of Wheeling. in the county Of Ohio and ) ate Of
Wet Virginia. is authorized 70 have succession for
he period specified in It's amended articles of as
soctaiion namely, until the close Of business June
%, 1875
In testimony whereof Witness the hand and seal
oiofiee this 18th day Of June 1875
n. W. CANNON,
Comptroller Of Currency
mo ItN tu71h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18

CTATE OF WET vIsGINIA, COUNTY OIL
- Ohio. In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
William II. Brinten,
Mary J. Colts and Others.


Mary J. Cots and others In 'HAn'e'''
Pursuant to the authority conferred upon him b,
sJecree OF said Court made in said case on tina ~
day Of March, A. ID. 1855, the undenigned sprcil
Commissioner on
Saturday, the LIST Day Of .ugu.t, A. d. isss,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. IN, will cell Of puhle
auction ut the front door Of the Court HOUSE OF Ohio
county. In the city OF Wheeling, Wet Virginia, q
the highest bidder, the real estate In tho sixth ward
in said city, In the county and state alor~aii, Of
which Mary = Brinton died seized, that Is 10 say
all Of the south half OF lot number twenty 10
the addition TO South wheeling known rs Johl
kon's addition fronting on tbs west side OF Market
street, such lot be,a the next lot north Of the To-,
the northwest corner oil MARKET and Twenty sitth
streets except % much Of said half lot Is bounded
as follows: Commencing nj the southwest corner Of
east side OF the alley 70 the Invest corner OF thu
said half lot thence parallel with the sou,h line o.
the LOT fort, two feet thence parallel With the
line OF the lot 10 the south line thereof and thence
forty two feet 70 the place OF beginning.
I he real estate 20 be sold has q twostory brick
IEpns on SALR-One third and m much mov Of
the purchase money rs the purchaser shall elect 20
pay In cash on the day OF sale and the iiue Of lbs
purchase money pay aole In two equal instruments I'M
one and two years respectively from the day Of sale
with interest from that day the purchaser 10 givt
his promissory notes with security approved by the
undersigned Tor such deferred pay nenis, and th.l
title to the property sold 70 be retained until the
payne nj In ful II the purchase money, As an affi
tiona security for the payment Of said deferred In
st,lmenta ALFRED Caldwell,
Special Commissioners.
I Thomas M, Darrah, CLERK Of said Court, hersbv
certify that the abovr named special .om uissons'
has given bond and security, approved by me- . 70
quired by Law and said decree, June 18th. issa
THOMAS NJ. DARkAH,
jun26ei Cork Of said Court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18

A DISCUSSION SINNERS in some newsps-
pers as to which IS proper, trousers or
''psntAloons" The matter was long ago
settled that the best writers in both couR-
tries use trousers" 10 America "psnts-
looms" is more common, particularly in con-
versaiiou. But IS has been toreioly pointed
out, only gents speak OF pants.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18

AN Ohio farmer, the other day, met in a
lonely country locality young woman at
tired in a nightgown. Naturally, he asked
her who she was, when she replied: No
body. died this morning" The.fsrmer
waited 10 hear no more but made tracks tor
the nearest settlement at pace rivsling the
speed Of BoXNER,s fastest trot,er.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18

THE Ohio Republicans scarcely know
where to begin NEEDING the holes in their
fences and are standing with their hands in
their pockets. The Republican Executive
Committee that met at Columbus few
days ago, could agree on no plan of con,
Quoting the campaign. Meanwhile the
Pfohibitionists are rampant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18

France Is not q success as a colonizer of
countries Whenever she has settled
patch of territory that proved good invest
mert, England or some other nation has
nearly always come along and gobbled it
up. Whenever she has gotten territory that
proved burden of expense. she could never
have been proving very poor 'iihSes49Etg.
France ought to soon learn SOME sense in
aese matters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18
The Dog All Right.

Asa letter carrier started to enter yard
on Mullen street yesterday, dog rushed at
him and drove him out and as he huped
into shoemaker's shop on the corner he
WAS asked by the owner: "Vhell, didt you
meet my dogT' You bet" "Und didt he
bite your Snapped me here in the leg
ike steel trap" "Ah! he vhss recon
mended to me ash dog who would bite,
but doan know if der man lied to me or
not. Well, vbelll So he does bite, Ell?
Oct satisfies me, ind | doan' worry some
more
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18

IT is said RIEL's counsel will not seek to
defend him on the plea that he is insane or
thai be is citizen of the United States, but
will try to scquit him on the grounds that
his rebellion is justi6sble. This plea is far
u ore honest than either OF the others andis
as likely to be successful Should he be
scqui ted on this plea, the position of the
Dominion government viii be an uusuvis-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18

EGYPT has long been a waySard child,
and many think England's sympathy is 80
strong for her that British protectorsie
will be attempted That may be all right
but there Are so many other European pow
ers with like sympathy that Englsnds
nsguanimons feeling may not have fair
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Valuable Real Estate.
TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF WHEELING

TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF WHEELING
i West Virginia
In purs anUc Of the authority vested In me By Q
decree Of the Aunicipai Court Of wheeling, made
therein pending, in which In ma Taylor with 5 d
Taylor her husband arc plsintns, and william n
Harden and other ar. aeisnd.nt., ! vill, 90
CONNER cling at 10 O'Clock . m sell st publis sue
ton, 70 the higheat and best bidder al the frolt
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, Wsst y
Enia, the following described parcels d rsat ssts
Iirt. The west ons-hslf Of lot nambersd THRU
30) situate ON the south side OF Fl tesnth street
the Michael Graham addition 70 the oty 81 WhssI{
ing, In the State Of West Virginia, tossthS iii
foregoing property oomprses tbs properly and rssf
dence Of the late Holstrn Harden. and Is . most Dc
sirable property: Tbs improvsm mt. consist Of :.
other out buildings. and are 10 excellent repair
secopd Lot numb rcd eleven I'D, In SQUARE
numbered eighteen (ls), and the north one had't
lot numbered twelve ll2) In squArr numhsrrd eight
cen (lt), a. designated on tbs map OF the snb-di-
visionso the yo<pn caldwell stais snd divish I'd
therelrom 10 the said city nj wheeling. Ohio oo1s I
~. " 3t Virginia; said property ironting 90 tbs
east side Of Eon street, between Tsenty ninth and
There l. erected on the foregoing property an sIs.
zant br ck rssdence. and 10 . most dcsirnbls prop
ETY., sstd building vo ersctsd b. tdssfd I
Gus sbd eel constructed.
IL IL n auirtd BY the decree under which this ssis
10 10 he msds thai the parcels Of y opsrty above %
scIibed shall be onersd for sale separately.
TEBns OF BALk-tnethird II tho purchaas
money shall be paid In cash On the day d sals ans
~ much more thereof - the purebser MAJ s,-cf
DPsy; the bal.no shaii b pad 10 TOO eauh ~
sismenh With interest iron lay Of saie ~ ons end
two eUs from the day Of ale. rspecttseiy. tb(
purchaser 10 give bis notss Tor tbs cefercd psy}
neDu With security 70 b approved b. tho con
mssioper; and ~ turthcr security tho title 10 cal
parceis Of sDd phaIl Be- retained until the Du,cbss
money shall have been paid 10 iui sud the special
K u. BARR
Special Cnmmiaionsf.
hereby certify that bond has besn given BY IN
above named py,ectal Commissioner In tbs sbor(
entitled caws a. required by Ias.
THOMAS II. DARRAH, |
Clark Of the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
iuei
The above sale has ben adjourned nntil Tussd,y
July IL, Ibs5, nj 10 o'clock q N.
v. o. BiRa,
tsi Special COMMISSIONS
Tie above sale has been s5journei until SATURDAY
B. q. BARR,
jy15 eprtiai C,mmissionr
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The Last Resort.
N. y. SGA.

Confouud it all" said Smith, "there
comes Jones, and ovid him 81. He'll ask
me for il, sure.
I'm tell you what to do" suggest ID
Smiths friend. Just take drink out Of
that street fountain"
How will that prevent him from asking
me for the money!?
Hell think YOU havnt got any
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18
The Division of Wealth.
Eal Rirsr AdrdR

A man never finds out what q contempt
Die fellow his wife has married until he be-
gins TO hint that seventy-fve cent straw
hat for himself and q Sl7 bonnet for her
own use hardly seems to be fair way Of
dividing the money he had saved toward
the expenses of summer vacation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18

DEFoRE THE CLERK OF THE COUNTY
ID Court Of Ohio county, 8 ate Of wrst Virginia,
in the matter Of the pr baie OF paper writing pur
porting 70 be the last win Of William ID. Martin
deceased.
The Object OF the petition FLED in this matter on
tho Path day OF June A. lss5 In to have admitted
probate paper writing pnrportin. TO be toe lasi
wiz Of William D. Martin, de eassd, barring dat
the tth Of June, A. D. 1855, and II apper.a,g
from The taid petition verified BY affidavit died s.ls
me In my Office that Eliza Ann D~sn, Caris IS Love-
Minerva Curtis. Amer Curtis, septenary c. Rudy
and = Runy, her husband, the first name Of such
husband being unknown, persons interested in such
probate, non-residents of this state II il ordered
that they do sppear at my once. In tue sity Of
heelng. in the county Of Ohio and State Aforesaid
within one month after the date Of the rst public
lion hereof and DO what 10 necessary to prote their
interesls shall proceed 10 hear and determine tine
motion for such probate ut my said ONCE the 81
day Of August, A. ID. JssS at ID q. m. un'ey such
hearing Is then continued for good cause shown
Ppbsished the first time June a, 1885.
Witness my hand this 18th day Of yurs. A. D..
1855 GEORGE BOOK
Clerk Of tbs Osansy Count Of Ohio county, ssats Of
We'd Virginia. go
CAlDwEL1 q CALDwKLE,
Attorneys for r titionw. ju29oett
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18

Nh. Rs1cH can now have lots Of fun.
The Dolphin will continually be at his dis
rossl as free excursion boar, and be can
,uioy'himself By turns patching up the YES
sci and taking pleasure rides close to the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18
Also for the Benefit of the Wife.

"As your wife is away l will leave the
pIiI ting Office only one ticket to our sociable
this evening" said benevolent (?) society
woman, as she left the Enterprise office ait I
a sixty cent puff. For the benefit of such
people we announce that our wife is now at
home