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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-04-28
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2S, 1886
A SAD STRIFE.


Gould system Of railroads, an adver-
tisement appeared in the leading
papers, in which the Louisville &
Nashville Railroad Co. asked for ten
men as deputy marshals to protect
the employees Of that corporation.
1t was stated that, "Only men who
have plenty of grit and mean busi-
ness need apply" The men were
forthcoming, it would appear, and
in note from the Executive Board
of the Knights of Labor to Jay
Gould, dated st. Louis, April 9, it
is said: {" How well this advertise
ment has been answered is seen by
their work of to-day in East st.
Louis. Six men and one woman
were murdered by those who had
plenty Of grit and meant business
By your action in refusing the peace
full negotiations solicited by the
Board of Arbitration, you, and you
alone, must be held responsible by
the world for the lives of those
innocent people," AS to the respon-
sibility for this deplorable sacrifice
of human life, Gould quotes Pow
derly, Grand Master Workman of
the Knights, as stating that the
strike was begun without authority,
and that the members of the district
where it occurred were outlaws.
There is very little doubt that the
Knights have this time overdone the
striking business, inflicting injury
upon the interests of labor and the
public welfare in degree propor-
tionate to the heavy punishment
bestowed upon the monopolies anita
gonized, while at the same time fail
ing to secure the prime object
sought-a betterment of the condi-
tion of the working people con-
cerned. Labor cannot escape from
one tyranny by subjecting itself to
another. The tyranny that forbids a
man selling his labor for what he
can get for it, is not very much pre-
ferable to that which takes advan-
tage of an overstocked labor market,
where human flesh and life may be
bought at the purchasers price, in
the shape of poor fellows who will
work for next to nothing rather than
starve. Labor will never get its due
while it flows in an ineXhaustible
stream to turn the mills Of monopoly.
10 secure emancipation, labor must
he diverted, or divert itself, more
into channels that will return its re-
wards directly into its owners
hands. Labor must seek independ-
ent employment over the face of
creation, making the earth yield its
increase to the hands that till it,
thus securing as part of its wages
the tribute of the free air, rain and
sunshine. If the Knights Of Labor
brought their influence to bear upon
Governments, to have national
domains opened out to the energies
of those willing to compel a living
from the soil by the sweat of their
brow, their mission would be more
benefcent and promising of success
than the prodigious efforts they are
now putting forth to overthrow the
natural law of demand and supply.
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FOR SALE.

TEN or more shares in the Peoples
l. Ice and Refrigerating Company.
Also, 10 shares Hawaiian Carriage
Manufacturing Company. Apply to
w. e. PARKE,
Honolulu, April 81, 1886. 3l3 1t
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Missing from the Fire,

A NYBODY that will give iuforma-
n tion of the whereabouts Of the
large white Counter, large Fairbanks
Scales, and Desk with Wire Gauze
around, belonging to the undersigned,
will be suitably rewarded.
312 1w1 WOLFE & co.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

The New York Graphic has an
account of the "extinction Of
Kilauea," constructed largely of
scissors and paste, and contributed
by some unknown correspondent
here. The writer, or rather COM
piler, dogmatically assumes that
as the crater now appears there is no
indication that the volcanic fires will
ever be renewed at this point"
conclusion hastily reached and on
slim evidence.
BY the last mail Mr.. B. +. Dill
lingham received letter from a
prominent capitalist in London, con-
yeying the assurance of interest felt
in the Oahu colonization scheme
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ROOMS TO LET,

.AsM a Two nicely furnished rooms,
E at No. Garden Lane. En-.
1iE1tR trance also from Union St
3I21w MRS. McCON NELL.
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NOTICE.

HONOLULU, April "a, 1885,
MIR. EMIL g. SCHUMAN Is ap-
VA pointed Secretary and Treasurer
of the Hawaiian Carriage Manufaciur-
ing Company, Limited, on and after this
date, owing to the resignation of
Thomas s. Douglas. G. WEST,
3l2 lm1 President and Manager.
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WANTED,

A BOY TO attend Garden work, clean
IA Horse and Buggy, and drive
little. A good home offered, and $40
month. Apply to j. L. W1SEMAN,
314 Gen'l Business Agent.
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WANTED,

A POSITION as Bookkeeper, Cashier
"A or any place of trust, by thor.
oughly experienced business man. Ad.
dress N. N. s., tins office. 3l2 1w
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BOY AHOY {!

A coy Is wanted to deliver the
"A BULLETIN and Advertiser, on
in Nuuanu Valley. Apply
TO (8lO) A. NJ. MELIIS
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NOTICE.
I HEREBY respectfully notify my
Il friends and the public in general,
that have removed my business to the
Hawaiian Carriage Manufacturing Co.,
where l can be found to attend to my
customers as usual. Soliciting con.
tinuance of their patronage, and thank.
ing the public for past favors,
am, most sincerely yours,
K. G. SCHUMAN.
Honolulu, April 20. 1885. 3l2 I'm
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WANTED.

rNO exchange pretty Side-bar Brow.
Il nell Open Buggy, in good condi.
tion, for low-step Phaeton in like con.
dition Apply-to j. Il. WISEMAN,
3l4 1w Gen'l Business Agent.
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WANTED,

A NURSE GIRL, by a family living
"A on Bereiania street, in town Ap.
ply at this Office. 3l2 81
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WANTED,

A GOOD, sober, reliable, steady man,
n one used to the country. To take
care of horses, milk a few COWS, and at.
tend to grounds at a private residence
on Maui None need apply unless fully
able to meet the above requirements.
Wages, $25 month, board and lodging.
Apply to j. Il. WlSEMAN,
314 Gen'l Business Agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-04-01

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-04-01

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THE EXPERT SPECIALIST,

THE EXPERT SPECIALIST,
sNR. ALLEN, ASH WELL KNOWN,
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YOUNG MEN
And midGle-aged men. who are suffer-
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nsRenlem her, the Doctor has a Veg
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OseES OK NECK.

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ming sores on the neck which had been
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CURED BY CUTICURA

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CUTxCTlsA ABROAD,

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KNOW ITS VALUE

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(uti!CuTa
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-14
The River and Harhnr HI.

There has been a good deal Of criticism
Of the river and harbor bill. and it has
been of very petty character. The
small items for little streams have been
selected To point the arguments against
the measure. Il II considered To be pop.
ular to contend against river and harbor
appropriations, and this explains the
attitude of many of our esteemed con.
tempOrdrle~.
Whether or not wholesale opposition
is pOpular. II Is not sensible. The ma
tional government ought to keep open
the great waterways Of commerce. They
are the chief competitors Of the rail-
roads. Ttey keep down freight Charge.
Moreover, il Judging Of the pending bill.
il must he trcoIlected that il, appropria-
tionS are for two wears, and that we
have to pay for the waste occasione,l hy
last wears failure to appriate.
We have also Il guarantee ot catefu!
scrutiny AMI consci.rtiou, work IN the
character of Mr. Willis. the able and
honest chairman # the committee on
rivers and harhnls. tie would not con
sent 10 any sIuandering of the public
iliNtA Va ti' kitVN dhiNutt oRti'
priated. 81. .o00, 900 Is for the Mississippi
river. No one can objec, to improve.
mcnt, of that great highway by the fed.
eral government. The larger part OF
the balance of the appropriation is for
the rivers and harbors which are used
by foreign and interstate commerce. No
one who understands the needs Of our
commerce can object to appropriations
for New York. Boston. Gloucester, New
London, Og,lenshurg. Philadelphia and
the Intermediate ports. For the improve.
mcnt Of all harbors and streams that
come within the federal jurisdiction. the
appropriations ought to be generous. 1t
is very unfair 10 overlook these works Of
general importance because the names
uf unfamiliar streams are in the hill.
That Is to SEQ the tly ON the barn door
and not the door itself.
The general government must 20 on
with the work of river ana harbor i'm
pro,cmcnt. This ought To he recognized
by an the enemies Of the creeks and
brooks. Commerce with foreign coun.
tries. and between the states, demands
that the waterways shall he opened AMI
Kept open. No power can accoihpi'sii
this except that Of the general govern
mpnt The states cannot do II, and the
federal government must. IL our great
rivers are to be permitted to become
chukcl by sand.bars. and the channels
of our harbors to be filed in by the
drifts of their tributaries, the sooner this
policy il declared the better for the bulls
in the stock market. II reasonable
freight charges are to be maintained, the
natural highways Of the country must
be kept open. We believe that the OBJ
jections to the river and hatbor bill are
Unreasonable. and that the government
ought to bc generous in its expenditures.
There are more appropriations in the
river and harbor bill that are worthy
than all the little items which have been
picked out by ITS opponents for criticism.
New York Star.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-14
An Interview with Hts Satanic Ma.
jesty.

Editor PALATkA NEWS
had most unexpected and Interest,"
ing interview with the Devil last Sun
day night. II was all so novel and
so strange, and proved so Interest,"
ing that I quite enjoyed it than 9th.
erWise. and have since then concluded
to perfect arrangements by which can
meet the same gentleman on many
occasions previous to the supposed inev-
liable meeting which will occur at the
close of my earthly career. Most OF is
expect to participate in just such meet
inc some time, but it is not all who
would confess it.
You observe that speak of him as a
gentleman" Yes, you need not he
shocked, for | mean it. was quite sur.
prised, for I had always been taught
since earliest recolections, that the
Devil was a most horrible looking, SCOT.
begrimed cross between jacksonville
Jew and Putnam county negro. with
his head ornamented with horns, and
his feet cloven like Rocky Mountain
goat. and added to these, a long tail fin
ished to barbed point, and large, bat
like wings that could be used as a cover
on some of his cold country excursions.
Then. also, | imagined that he carried
an immense pronged lance with points
sharper than serpent's tooth in dog
days. Also. that his presence brought
on you most "hellsh" feeling, and
that, like Tam O'Shanter, he was 'quick
and devilsh," and would it be wrong to
say that the odor arising from his pres
ence was supposed to far outstrip, and ct
the same time resemble, Palatka's ar.
tesian wells:
But no, Mr.. Editor, in all these fanci-
full and ghastly teachings and imagina-
tions. | found that / had been badly
misled. and had not given the Devil
his due
He is in appearance and manners a
perfect gentleman in every respect his
looks unlike Ben Buffers. are not "agin
him." Courteous and polite, well edu-
Gated, of fine presence and most capt..
waiting manners was truly surprised
and delighted to find that previous de-
scriptions OF him we're the vilest slander
and stretch of the imagination.
II | had been asked before ] met him
il would prefer to or not. | should
most decidedly have refused the ,propo-
sition of a meeting with him. but the
way I met him was this l had re-
tired at an early hour. and although !
had locked my door before lying down,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-14

knows that to command a trade mail
communicatl0n must be direct, quick
and Regular. The present state of our
commercial marine Is partly attributable
10 the change from wooden to iron YES
se.s, but mainly to the unfriendly course
Of the republican party. Now is the
time for the democratic party to change
II. u revive our commerce, increase our
wealth. make a foreign market for our
surplus raw products and manufactures
give employment, To thousands of
american seamen and set the wheels of
trade. now clogged. once more in resu-
lar motion. Ii they are wise. they will
seize the present opportunity.
4 MANUFACTURES. lNRORTEE. AND 4
DEMOCRAT
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-14

Is this not a humiliatlng spectacle: a
nation with more miles Of sea coast than
any nation on the globe. a nation that
naturally should he the leading mari.
time nation in the world, that carries on
the ocean less than II per cent. Of her
own products. Why is il: We have
the coal. the iron, the timber, the labor,
the genius. In 1859. we carried - per
cent. Of our products; our flag a, seen
in every port, and now over y per cent.
of our commerce is carried ~ foreign
bottoms. Spanish America, by cont.
guilty and by oil natural laws of trade.
should be our largest customer. We sell
them only per cent. Of what they i'm
port. We buy Of Brazil alone, about si?-
6OO. 900 in value annually, and sell her
only about Se,O0o, 900 worth. The Ar
gentine Republic and Uruguay have
never seen the stars and stripes hoating
at the fore on a steam vessel IN Their
ports. Why is it: We will tell you. 1t
is because the United States government
for the last twenty years has wholly
ignored her commercial marine. Ay,
more than that, she refuses to pay ade.
auate compensation to American vessels
for carrying the malls-and has so s,s.
tametically discouraged her commercial
maj ne that we are at the foot OF the lad-
der in steam commercial vessels among
civilized nations. How can il be rene
died. By the same means by which
England has secured 81 per c mt OF the
carrying trade OF the worldly having
more statesmen and fewer politicians
among our Legislators; by not needing
the cry Of subsidy subsidy by pa.
pers owned and edited by Engti.hmen in
the interest Of England.
Every one OF your readers knows that
the nation that has the commerce OF the
world has the wealth OF the world at n
command. Every one Of them alse