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ulation is constant. Month after month
we have to show loss of whites. The
month Just passed chronicles total excess
Of departures Of whites over arrivals Of 81.
This does not sound large number, but
it is all on the wrong side Our European
and American population should be in
creasing not decreasing. On the other
hand we have a gain Of Chinese for the
month of no less than 252, and this in the
face Of strong prohibitory law which IS
supposed to keep these people out
On March >31st, 1886, the excess of ar
rivals Of Asiatics over departures was JOG.
During the month Of April the excess was
go, and for this past month 252, making a
total for five months of 1,62S Asiatics. Six
hundred and eighty-three Chinese and
nine hundred and forty-five japanese.
This is indeed a serious outlook II must
be remembered that large number of
these men have come in in the teeth of q
supposed prohibition Now during the same
period the white population has decreased
40 souls. We have not counted the enor-
nous exodus Of June LIST in our calcula
ton. June will have to take care Of itself.
These are by no means things to be put
aside with shrug. They are vital to the
future prosperity of the country.
The true facts are that the Cabinet ia
vor the Asiatic and hate the European.
The Asiatic is likely for while to be more
subservient, he can for time, be run by
a ring better than the free-born Saxon, who
wants to know You know The lite
Barnacles which now cling to the ship OF
State want something to suck which Is
easily assimilated, and the Asiatic Is the
man for their money Who gets the
money that the Chinese pay for their pass
ports7 Who pockets large fees when a
load of japanese arrive in port2 Frede-
rick Tite Barnacle gets a good slice of the
latter and he is not far removed in rela-
tionship from the Minister of Foreign At
fairs. As to who gobbles the former sum
we cannot say. but it must bring pretty
neat income to somebody. AT the rate the
Chinese came In last month the little lob
would figure up about $1,000 a year, the
salary of Minister The temptation TO
add this cash in some way to either Minis
terlal or Consular salaries must be very
strong. Wherever these,fees 60, the pub
lie Is not made acquainted with their des
tination.
The pretence of the Minister of Foreign
Affairs that he wishes to keep out Chinese
is = hollow sham. He no more wishes to
do so than he desires honestly to further
the true commercial interests Of Hawaii
He writes wordy dispatches, as ne writes
wordy reports, but they mean nothing.
The Chinese are too profitable to be kept
out Two dollars a head Is not to be
sneezed at, and so the forty years old man
viii continue 10 return on the eight years
old passport The following are the Ia
bles Tor the month past;
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Ulster Statistics.


In reply 10 some statistics relative which APP
peared in last weeks GAZETTE, an Irish gentle
man Of .hs city furnishes the GAZETTE with the
following information on the other side OF the
Question. This we gladly publish, always wishing
10 give both sides of the story. The extract saws:
On the score of wealth and education it appears
not only that Ulster has no superiority worth
speaking Of, but that she is inferior in these res
poets TO at least one or two of the other provinces
Tue Dublin Freeman compilesa mass Of statistics
from the Census returns, and gives the following
as the percentages Of persons able to read and
wrlte IN the four Provinces Leinster, IS 3; Ulster
% Il Munster, 90 . COnnaught, IL 3. But the
most striking fact in the returns Is the complete
upsetting of listers claim in the matter OF wealth
and social comfort. Mr.. Plunkett, one of the NJ
P's for Trinity College, Dublin, in 4 speech in
England last December, contended that Ulster,
tired by every test OF wealth, education and the
comfortable dwellings of the people was far in
advance of the southern and western provinces
The income tax Is generally regarded as a very
fair criterion OF wealth, and taking this standard
we have the boroughs of Ulster set down in a late
return as paying an income tax averaging IS sd
per head OF the population, while the average for
the boruuchs Of the other three provinces is 5s.
per head Of the population. Taking the test of
comfortable dwellings, we find that in Ulster the
number of houses rated at 81 and under-that is
10 say. the most wretehed cabins-is To-, 499: the
number in Conna1ght, 105,00S, in Munster, 1882
and in Leinster 50 0l0. OF houses rated at e12
and upward-that is the best ciass-Ilistar has IL
go and Leiusser 1915 50 that Ulster has more of
the poorest class of dwellings than any of the other
provinces and less Of the best class than the Prov
lnre of Leinster. In the table showing the tax
able property per head " the population in each
province We have Ulster set doTn for - 9s. Nun
sler for y l2s I'D. Leinster for sis. "a. and
Connanght 81 los.
IHosE Interested in yachting viii be interested
to note that the sloop yacht Atlanfic built by the
Atlautic Yacht Club OF New York, to race against
re hnlssli cutter Galafea, was launched early in
Nay.
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Tn Finance Committee have handed in
y their report. Messrs. L. Aholo. james
Keau and Fred. Hayselden find everything
as it should be. Seeing that Mr. Raysei-
den has had the disbursement of a con
siderable portion of the money, it is not
wonderful that his report should be favor
4 able Messrs. Wight and Dickey give
minority report, reserving to themselves
the right TO make a further report. We
L would have liked TO have heard somewhat
further from these gentlemen. They re
port $1,000 odd, as having been received
and expended without proper authority.
|. They also find no vouchers FOR the pay of
n soldiers. The money expended on Foreign
u Missions they find excessive, and we rather
wonder why they did not call attention to
the sum of LA for translating and pre-
priEg the report Of the President of the
Board of Health. The waste of money
o. over these five reports is absolutely scan
\ dalous Among the "Sundries" of the
Board Of Health appears S1,S1543paid W
q. Irwin Co. 1t is not stated what for.
We would add that though the minority
report was written by the gentlemen who
7 gned il, we have a shrewd suspicion that
the majority report was not written by one
of the men whose signatures appear at the
end of the document We are told and
we believe it TO be true that it was written
10 order. 10y an outsider, and it might as
well have been written three months ago
% as now
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RoCHEsrsii June-f, fo6l. "Tcyl
Years ago l was attacked with the most
Intense and dcathly pains in my back and

l.
Years ago was attacked with the most
Intense and doathly pains in my back and
"Extending to the end of my toes and to
my brain
(Which made me deIirous
From agony u
1t took three men to hold me on my bed at
times
"The Doctors tried in vain to relieve me,
but to no purpose
Morphine and otissr opiaies :
Had no effect
"After two months was given up to die !
'When my wife
heard neighbor tell what Hop Bitiess had
done for Ter, she at once got and gave me
some The first dose eased my brain and
seemed to go hunting through my system for
the pain.
The second dose eascd me 50 much that / slept two
hours. something had not done FOR two months. Be
fore had used five bottles was well and as work
hard as any man could, for over three weeks bat
cold. was taken with the most acute aud painful
rheumatism all through mysystem that known
Il called the doctors again, and after several weeks
they left cripple cruchcE for life. they said.
met friend and told him my case, and he said Hop
Bitters had cured him aud would poohcd az
him but be was earnest was induced 10 use them
again.
In less than four weeks threw away my crutehes
and went 70 work lightly and kept using the biters
for FIVE weeks, until became as well as any man y-
ing, and have been 80 for six years since.
1t has also cured my wife, who had been
sick for years; and has kept her and my child
rem well and healthy with from two to
three bottles a year. There is 10 need to be
sick at all if these bitters are used.
J. J. BERK, Ex Supervisor.
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w have done the President of the
Board Of Health an unintentional wrong.
We hasten TO repair that wrong at once.
We. in ignorance Of The amount Of labor
which the President has devoted to the
subject, commented upon what we pre-
sumed was his Report on Leprosy in Ha-
wall seeing the pamphlet bore that title,
and that it was announced that the Lep-
rosy Report was promised to the House
We were wrong however 1t was another
repor, which the President of the Board
Of Health had presented. That we should
have fallen into error is not so wonderful
after all, for the President has prepared
no less than .fre reports for the Board of
Health. VIZ; l. Report of the President
Of the Board of Health to the Legislative
Assembly. 2. Leprosy. 3. Appendix to
the Report on Leprosy A. Leprosy in
Hawaii. 5. Reports on Leprosy in other
countries. The report we commented on
last week was number 4, which we now
learn has not yet been presented to the
Assembly. bat which we supposed to be
number 2 Our error was not very great.
For before being presented to the Assembly
we hear that it had been mailed abroad.
and moreover sheets of one of the reports
had been used as wrappers and sent broad
cast over the town. Ii is no wonder that
II sheets went out copies followed II the
,fovernment wanted TO keep close they
A lould not ostentatiously have sent their
secrets al over the city We, however,
spolOgize FOR using report which had not
been presented to the Assembly.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS!
Per RMS S. MaraFoa. Dates TO June s..

LONDON, May 22.-All German officers in France
we're recalled owing to official espionage.
Mt Etna is in violent eErption.
The discussion of Glaestone's Home Rule bill
still continues.
The French army is to increased with 1900
troops.
The American Government has forwarded to
London demand for the release of American
fishing vessels seized in Canadian waters.
Her MaiestY's Government has sent definite
reply to France stating, rs the colonies were op-
posed to the cession of the New Hebrides, the
siafRs qnlO ante must be maintained
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-08

lsiE House has wasted a great deal of time
'itref what was n small matter The Hon.
IA. Thurston, member for Molokai. was
iroelad by the majority of the House to
ipDlogize for having insulted the Ministry.
number smiled when they heard Of the
osolution. for it was generally supposed
hat be Ministry were beneath insult Mr..
huston offered one apology which after
flrae hours wrangle was not deemed suffi-
NlifAt The next morning he appeared
Iib exactly the same which was accepted.
be whole affair should never have been
c into the prominence it has. 1t would
been better to have washed the dirty
er in private. As it now stands it is on
ctpcords Of the House that the member
Lanai and Molokai, charged the Minis
cf Finance with being drunk in the
tonse and the Minister of Finance had no
gpiy 10 offer The apology, as finally
dhde. was to the House and not to the
Minister'S
Whether Mr.. Thurston's remarks were
isnSell judged at the outset, we do not dis
ass. be by his apology considers them i'll
1dged. As to the rectitude Of his course,
owever. there can be no doubt He has
shown that he has the dignity
the House at heart il the Ministry and
heir followers have not. The Ministry
i. rere certainly only too glad to accept an
biology. which. however ambiguous, gave
Nlem a ioop-hole for escape from a not too
omiortable position. The whole affair
AS been but the slaughtering of a mus
stiiuito. and AIr. Thurston has flesh more
orihy Of his steel than the Minister of
epinance Still principle was involved
I'D t Is refreshing and encouraging to
nd young man who has the courage of
is opinions and expresses them boldly,
sr ithout either fear or favor. Few men in
us community would have stood so firm
oIs Mr. Thurston and have finched little.
" bough young and hot blood may be re
a. -oycd, It is the young and hot blood
hich leads great movements. Youth Is
; I'd. old ago conservative. There can be
doubt that Mr. Thurston is young, and
at lie lacks none Of the spirit of either
grandfather or grandmother, both of
slafa were remarkable people. There are
ent Of abuses for him to fight against,
81 linn charge again. OF such blood
Il #l patriots and martyrs made
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-08

Sor-in-law was dancing round lively last Tues
day, he does not like the course your paper takes
heard him talking pretty loud in the Lobby
Well sure, You do rake up some of his little tricks
don't wonder he don't approve. But lie should
not show how badly lie is hurt Fred thinks he.
politician, but, sakes alive, wouldn't one of oul
San Francisco wire pullers walk round him. Oh
MOI clever Fred
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-08

IHE Minister of Finance has introduced
the o $. 5. subsidy bill 1t is practically
the same as that Of the last biennial SEES
sion, % winch il was laid down that the
service should be bi-monthly and in ships
of not less than 1,8O0 tons register. II is
needless to point out that when it did not
suit TINS company to run l,S00 ton boats
they ran what they pleased, and that when
i did not suit them TO come fortnightly.
we were put off with a monthly boat The
circumstances which are pleaded or have
been pleaded have nothing to do with the
matter. Had the Hawaiian Government,
instead Of being a pocket borough. been a
strong Government. whose sufirages tine
Q. 5. 5. 60, wished tn-e0tain, instead OF to
: command there would have been no let
up on the regular mails The inconyen-
ience IS as nothing. but we know that our
fruit growers, having made contracts at
the Coast on the faith Of the steamers
running regularly, have lost considerable
sums Of money through the break in the
traffic When considering The next sub
sidy penalty clause should be inserted
in the law, and the Islands should not be
put in a position where they can be kicked
over like worthless stool. as they have
been in the past
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ltTHr tables of departures and arrivals
rich we pdblish below call for some
Enr emit The drain upon the Whitepop-
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Iawaitalr Q5azettF.
Ksr MoDus ~ minus.
T'r-pcDAv rr-NU Z 1900

So THE Legislature have for the present
whitewashed Mr.. Kekoa. This man has
been twice convicted Of NAL practice in the
election by which base means he obtained
a scat in the House. The record Of the
two convictions is in the hands of the
House and yet the House will not inves-
tigate We can understand why the
Government majority do not care to 90
into the case They act on the principle
which always prevented John Smith from
abiding 10 hanging when he called upon
the family OF the late lamented Mr. Gren
acre, the somewhat celebrated murderer.
Questions in Mr. keloas case might give
rise D. awkward heterogeneous in other
quarters. Still it does not say much for
the sense OF dignity Of a House. which is
content 20 sit alongside Of a convicted
man. and is willing to allow him TO
vote upon matters which are in the in
terest Oh men Of spotless reputation The
vcnal majority Of the Government have no
sense OF honor. And why? They cannot
know what honor is when they serve as
instruments Of such besmirched artifcers.
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0Tllat poar inyaIid wifc. sisIer. Mo,hcr.

'That poer invalid wife, Sister, Mother,
cor daughter u
Can be made the picture of health
with few bottles Of Hop Bittcrsl
VII yoH lei item sefa-lllv
Prosecute the SWindIers
II when you call Tor American Hop Bitters lses grses
firig n H0ps ne trhie iuBsl dhd Dr. Sosies Hams
Norm II tie b0l. the vendor hands out anything bat
4Heioda Hop Bifters refnse it aud shun that vendor
you would viper; aud Il he has taken your money
for anything es indict him for the fraHd and hifl
for damages for the sviudie and viii pay you lib
orally FOR the conviction.
CO For Sale By
noLLIsTER ( CO, No. Io9 Fort St,
lV'5 ~ Honolulu.
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Friend Ihurston is evidently good at apology.
lie has studied that story of the German preacher
who talked about some one not being fit to carry
something to a bear. The House now knows that it
is fit. 1t can stand drunken Minister but il does
not like the fact alluded to-
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tiandp
of boiling
astoutsp add
the
to become
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-08

q. riv 81 hardly necessary 70 repqe-
4, "A, a il,sn,,ss articles except that ms
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notice that the organ can say nothing good
OF Mr. Dole. Seeing how it implores people to
take a very impartial view of MIR Gibson, it is
rather amusing to watch how bitter it can be on
brother Dole. 1t is this afTectation of Impartaty
which disgusts me. Either be flesh or fish. But
your contemporary does not even show up as good
red herring.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-08

5-LUNAMARAAfNANA PLATE sico.
RrNSINe R,cE-one mile dash; free for all.
EHAWAI1AN JOCKEY CLUB CUP.
RuSSrSg RAcE-A sweepsiakc Of $50 added: eup to t
won by the same person twice. the second rrfuni,A
70 DC az any future Annual Meeting; one mfir MIS-
open 70 all three-year-odss sealed nomiuatier-'
inc9sing fee Of SO, 90 be % the Secretary III
lhe hawaiian Jockey Club ON or before . b. I'M IN
ING TN day OF June. Final acccptances a. fo No
balance OF sweepstakes on or before D. M on mo
loth OF June. Second trial-Cup run Tor iast vear
5-OcEANlC PLATE sioe
RUNSIse RACE One mile dash free for au ua,gaii,,
bred horses maidens allowed pounds.
6-wAIKAPU Cur.
kUNNiNe hAcE-A sweepstakc Of So added. three
quarter mile dash, open 10 Ill two-yenrold LAWN
lian-bred horses. Cup 10 be won by horse boaffnf
the year old record 90.
'-KAMEHANEHA Plates
RuSMSa RAoE-one aud one-haif mile dash. open 10.
S-PONY RACE-s5.
RuSslss Race Mile dash open to all ponies of ia
hands or under.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-08

hear man named George Williams has been
getting into difficulties over your election. We
manage things better where ! came from. If we
do as your George Williams did or is said to have
done, we never get caught From what hear You
must have had lively time at your election.
will try and get down for your next for l believe
! could teach you something. e W. c1uld have
done all he did and not a soul be the wiser. We
didn't know how. Ii was awkward.
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NorE.-Of tue above were non-residents.
Annual death rate per 1000 for Month, ELL.
slChNESS IN THE FOLLOWING SCHOOLS DUR.
ING THE MONTH OF MAY, 1886:
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Is-s;ss.c4orv one to the true lovers OF III q
sas;1aF TbcuSh strong in voting power the q
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-08

Reading over the report of the FINANCE Commit
tee INDUCED in quiet laugh when / found that
the committee haa ferretted out a surplus of s.
ceHts IN the balance Oh hand FROM disbursements.
Now know that there were $3.50 supplies, so does
CoioEci Pratt. If an expert had been along he
might have raised even me dollar or two, if not
Gcrc maybe elsewhere
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Mortuarv Remand for Nav. 1ss6

Wards. laqF5T6T S 5i0=nIia l50aisde.
Deall.......- j 8. i. 1--..-sL...L--1L-I
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-08

Since their feed certain set of the Legislators
like the q. ;. 5. Co. very much. What a lot can
be done in this county with a few bottles of cham
payne, or even 4 single bottle of gin. have even
seen member not look askance at a very small
com. There are men here who understand this
your House.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-08

Your friend Paul. so well known in San Fran
CISCO has done as little as he could for his report
There are lots of figures, which / have not had
time TO read over, but he has reduced the letter
press TO minimum. Last session his report was
an excellent example Of English rs she is spoke''
The public now have an opportunity of studying
English Us she is wrote.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-08

Talking Of Printing the Census Tables Of 1891
now reset and re-issued it must have cost preffg
figure. Why the money should have been wasted
do not know. But Can guess. The Minister of
Everything has an interest in at least one print
INT Office
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hear lots Of talk while loungiDg round. The
gossip went the other day that when the President
OF the Board of Health beard bit of information
he nearly tainted in his chair His theories on
leprosy, as published in his reports were scattered
to the winds. ! am sorry for the President. He
seems TO me, in this matter, an earnest man, but
be can do nothing. He has tied the piece of hemp
around his own throat. Some day there will be a
hand to give the necessary jerk
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-08

I blame the Board of Health for its laxness in
carrying out proper system of supplying those
wants which have been literally provided for by
the Government. Our paiai, FOR instance. ISLAND.
ci at Naikolu Gnlch. about i've miles distant from
kalRupapa, and the patients Of that part are ne
cessitated to pack it themselves all that distance
This is a grievous task to many. while TO those
who are weak it is an impossibility. Tia place Of
landing, too is so situated, and the road 20 it i'm.
passable, that in stormy weather travel there be-
comes actually dangerous and ut times pack
horses, together with their burdens, have been
washed away and drowned, and men too have
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-28

drawn up and signed by all stockholders
present (about SIS, 900 worth of stock.
The option expired yesterday and Mr..
O'Gorman appeared promptly at ~ m.
with certified checks and claimed the stock
1t was all turned over to him. and be now
owns every share Of stock in the corpora
ton. 1t is not known who are associated
with him In this large purchase. but 1t is
understood TO be some Chicago capitalists
who will hold the property and develop IT,
II really means a change of ownership for
about 100000 worth Of real estate that
wont appear in the real estate transfers.