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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-03-18
MAIL ACCOMMODATION.

The paragraph in yesterdays
BULLETIN from the New Zealand
Herald, giving the history of the
sale of the Zealandia and Australia
to the Oceanic Steamship Company
is interesting to this community,
inasmuch rs it relates TO what may
be an event of considerable import
ance to this Kingdom. In general
terms it may be said that most peo-
pie are rather pleased at the termi-
nation of the rivalry of the past few
months. But as specific fact, it
may be noted that it does not matter
q continental to Honolulu who own
the steamers. What this city is
after now, and has been waiting for
with exemplary patience is, for, at
least fortnightly regular steamship
mails to and from the Coast. Once
this boon is secured, there will be
very few people who will be con-
cerned to ask any questions about
the proprietorship of the steamers.
1t is hoped that, now the Oceanic
Company is well equipped with
steamers, arrangements will immedi-
ately be perfected fora semi monthly
mail service. Otherwise, there is n
possibility that the Oceanic Com
pany's business may be cut in two
by another steamer coming in, with
out "by your leave" between the
trips on their time table. The pro-
ject has been mooted, and so far us
we can learn, its originators are
only waiting to see how the Oceanic
Company propose to time the voy-
ages of their reinforced fleet with
reference to mail and passenger ac-
commodation for Honolulu.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-03-18
PUBLIC BORROWING.

We have no more horror of public
borrowing" than of private borrow
ing, when kept within proper bounds
and resorted to for proper objects.
Private individuals may, and often
do. benefit themselves and the
money lender by borrowing. The
same is true of governments. Pri-
vate individuals may also, and often
do. borrow for business and other
purposes TO an injudicious extent, to
the injury of themselves and of the
capitalist. Governments are liable
TO do the same thing, as in the case
of Egypt. When the ordinary
revenue of country is insufficient,
to borrow for the construction of
reproductive public works is legti-
mate and wise. Statesmen consider
it the best expedient for developing
the resources of new country.
Nevertheless, it is believed by many
clear headed and far-seeing men that
the modern tendency to borrow has
gone to extremes, and that the Brit
ish colonies which have been re-
ferred TO as examples of wise bor-
rowing, will, in the future, regret
having involved themselves sc
deeply. No doubt, moderate loar
of million or two dollars might bt
incurred by this country for the
country's good. Hawaii has un'
developed resources, and what j:
mainly needed for their development
is roads, bridges, and wharves
Money borrowed for these purposes
and judiciously expended would be
reproductive. Past borrowing by
this country, or rather the way il
which the borrowed capital has beer
used, has not been entirely salts
factory. Considerable sums have
been wasted on useless objects, ant
inadequate results attained in quar-
ters where the amounts eXpende,
should have produced a better show
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-03-18

The German squadron, COM
manded by Admiral Knorr, arrived
at Sydney, n. S. W., on the 1st of
March.
A conference on Imperial Fedora
tion will be held in England in July,
and delegates from the Colonial
Federation League are invited to be
present.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-03-18

81 Ne aC3pi) q c vio'eht meats
: ex, apUio. la, order to effect
even 'hav J., alt. ne amendment
made by t. COZ Ittees it is ex-
oected will naiL in the right of
supervision by he commercial
authorities, land ovners and pa
irons of sci lis. inal adoption of
the bill is c tain, Though Catholic
opposition ei9htols, under the be-
lief that th me- re will prepare
the WY 81 ar supervision
throughout rus
The No ! e. 1dn Gazette an
nounces tn; Bis, rex has received
an address 'om workingmen of
Thom, of v est P.ussia, demanding
the expuls N o, Polish timber
brokers, be luse, is alleged, they
employ onl Polls labor.
;lTEp sTATEs.
An immt sc aut ence filed Metro
politan He. San francisco, on the
evening OF the 2.th February, to
hear an adj" ess from the delegate of
the FederG d Council to the recent
labor con, ess at Portland. The
delegate b, take N Seattle on his
trip, and "Iter an investigation of
the facts, characterized the whole
business "gs the most infamous out
rage ever perpreu0ted on American
soil"
A long series of resolutions,
denouncing the Seattle outrages,
demanding The tri9i, conviction and
hanging Of the murderers and the
impeachmc 50 of Governor Squires
and that iA.llioh copies of the reso-
lutions be j..inted and distributed to
the world, were adopted.
A genuine winter storm of terrific
severity YVES reported, on the 9th,
to be ragins in New York, through
out New England and along the
Canadian coast.
Thermon ter was down to Z de-
grees below Zero, and the wind
blowing frU.l 81 to Sc miles per
hour. A brakeman, Cornelius Cough
Ian on the DOston and Lowell rail
way was blown from the top of Il
car into tire Charles River and
drowned. y milknan, Edward Lus-
comb, at Lawrence, was blown from
his wagon md died from the effects
of his injuries.
The ent,.1 stale of horses, be.
longing to Pierre Lorillard, at the
Rancocas tock falm, Jobstown
New Jerscy, was old, the proceed:
aggregate fo 4 thoroughbreds
Sl49,050. rhe lrgest price wa
1000, f., thoe-year-old tilly.
l.. p. \. Iory, Denver youth
forged dlatts t. the amount o
$4,000 o. iprir ar Mercantile anC
Banking { npa y.
|
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-03-18
m'tors' Sale
VaIble Real Estate.

BY order of the Administrator of the
Mnkue Estate, we will sell at public
auction, on
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-03-18

Preside Cry is said to be
weaker tn he nsed to be. Hot
water wi alw - weaken gravy.
and the L lch ltesman has had
plenty of .at.- lowell Courier.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04
SANTA CLAUS.

Ex-senator Si-~sr, 10 ia%kirS an &C.
tive and aggressive fght Cor rs-ele ton.
Among the reasons why he should re.
ceirw the support of iSe laborins mvn is
the TACT tfGt bet ior his able general.
ship during the debate over the Fiji
teenth Amendment, the EAthrrlood Of
God and the brU;hrfhaoi Of man serti-
ncn,a!ists wc3!d have succeeded in m
frIashiing the Chinese. To his Efforts
are We indebted for the fact that the
Chinanau i, &c; to-day L Y~oter.-ITue
EIs>ure.
Another reason why be should recriye
the hearty support oi the laboTins men
Is that be. while a member of tue Unit
Ell States S,u ,te from Nevada. No'ei -
d~rmomciiz- silver. taesehy reducing one
Of the pEec!oG, metals to the st.tus OF
Fis iron. and tEtAIn: a death blow to
4 Of the principal Industries Of his
Constituents.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04
REPUBLICANS In THE DEPARTMENTS.

The Baltimore Sun prints some inter-
estinS sgurrs compiled from the o;Gcia!
records, relative to the number Of Re
publicans in the Departments II Wash
inston. In tue Treasury depart neut
there are twenty-five Rrpub lean chiefs
of divisions, aud n l,rgc number of Re.
public n clerks. In the Interior De.
partmcDt eight: Republicans occupy
their old places, and receive salaries
ranging from $4,000 to S5. 600 a wear.
The State. Army anil Navy Departments
are almost exclusively conducted by Re
fEllicans, Of whom there j. also IL mrre
nnLubrr IN the Postufice Dtparim, Mt.
In the Government Printing Office, and
In the Bureau Of Printing and Eugray-
ing the heads OF divisions are nll Re-
publicans. and a large majority Of the
~thiTty-seven hundred employees are r.
pubhSans. In the Pension Bureau,
General Black, who has been accused
of being partial to Democrat, aud who
was maliciously represented as shedding
t-nrS over the lost cause. ut one Of JEFF.
Davis gath rings in the South recently.
Inns eight Republican chiefs Of division.
thirteen Republican Medical EHnmim.
ers, besides various other Republican
employees.
With these facts staring them in tie
face. Republican newspaper, should Toe
c 'reful in criiicililg the uction of tn.
various Government Dep :rtmeurs.
which are almost as exclusively Iirpub
iican now as before the election Of
Cleveland. While this may lac iisp eu~-
ing to Democrats Who want places in
the Departments 1t should bc rcIncm-
isrsd that Cleveland was pledged TO re.
form and that he could not consistently
hisplEce faithful and Efficient clerks, who
were not responsible for the cxirava-
Rance Of former Administrations. SIM
ply because they are Republicans.
II the President would only innugu-
rate reforms in the financial affairs Of
che Government rs lac hns ia tile Civil
Service, aud coin four instead Of two
millions Of standard dhinrs monthly,
there would be less cnuse for Demo.
cratic complaints against his Admins.
tration'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04
New Hsren somaamNal,sts.

New II tyrn whi>key la, a terrible IF.
fec, IN college Seniors, as IL few nights
ago n >iu eat at Yale climbed down the
water pipe from the fourth story. in
juriuS and Lru.s!ug Eimsr.f severely.
aud Oh the same night another si"lcmt
WHO Imagined himself Il swiuImrr WAS
on his window sill about to maxi - dive
into he street when lie WAS caught by
his room-m ste AMI thus saved from in
staut death. Somuambu'i~ts. they are
called il New En- ,iApd, bu: in Nevada
We term it Il lad CAS- of jim.jrm>.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04

Parents will bc pleased t. notice that
F0u tL Of July revolver, cau hr obtain
ed at prices hom - cents up. Any
iatA,r can aeo.d to buy his son IA -
cent revolver. Carson Tribune.
CeIt ,tn!y. ANY parent Who has more
boys than he knows what to do with
should immed atrly invest IL few quar-
ter ia rcyolv,Is, aud lac can d. 30 with
IA full assuinnc. that the number Of lis
Responsibilities will be materially less
cmcd before lie close of tie llOih An
niyersnry Of our Nt;ouA In irVrdru,e.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04
Pungle or Put.

DR.. wah Hing. say tIe Enterprise.
arrested aud placed und r 500 bonds to
aPiear AL | answer before Lu,t:cc kr.
hoe lor pracucius without L diploma.
says lie had one. Ju; has lost It. lie
viii have to n,- aud vIg.4iE-:u other
words, pu, ~ or shut up.
frLcsIc!u; pLy,!s!Las ,h1I!i .. Gaze
fui MOTTO lose the precious docuul-n;
which entities them to minister e. the
afflicted, As = failure TO produce u Iii.
p.Ona vh-n c.llel ior would prove II
very expensive experiment.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04
GENIAL NM
Ad,io.. of til. 2s,A are a, torlo-.:

Adyiees Of tn. 2sth are ~ foIlo-s:
A Gniton. Dakota. special to the Pr
Ooesr-PrsSs says: A ltnp Of oun;r
tusnty miles long by tao mills vide.
around InkKf.r Z. w!s pounded bare of
eroPs by = terrible hsi:storm Saturday.
The Norwegian Church near 'sraf,ou
Sas Ao~n into kidding wood. The
damage to 4s crop. IL estimated at
S50c. oO0.
Before , O'Clock this afternoon. Of the
fonr fright trains seut out o. ChiesSo
during .hr day, fcur had passed tie Iu-
diana State line aud we've proceeding
on thdr way Eastward. officials vi the
road SoU think the strike eud-I.
Land Commissioner Sparks has rem.
4 rcd dsIion in favor Of u settler
named Sparks, who settled upon tie
nuSurrey-d aud, Shich was aftrrward
selected b. the Northern Pa:ife Rail
way COMPANY ~ Indemnity. The Com
laisSiuner holds that tie uusurreyri
laR1s were not Affected by the indemnity
withdrawal.
Senator Dawes submitted 4 proposed
amendment to the SuulIy Civil Appro.
pration Till to appropriate S25. OQJ for
abe education Of children, Uithuut re-
gard to race. i'll the Territory Of Alaska.
From computations made in the
Treasury. based Oh last years receipts.
u IL estimated that tic Randall tlrf
hll iutrodan-d today iu the House all!
eject a reduction in the Govemmrut
revenue of S3i, 9s7. Cos, excluding 81.
o44,i52 on account Of the reduction o.
the tariff On dutiAb.e articles. SI,5aG,,
IA on nrou Of additions t. the free
list. and SAG. 4O7 ,OsS on account Of the
:utsrpal revenue tax on tobacco.
The committee of three on order OF
husiness OF the Hou~e, held a meeting
this morning in the Speakers RON.
Tue results OF the meeting have been
ksP secret, even from leading Demo
erals in the House. GU the ground that
the publication of tLe intentions OF tn,
committee Touid enable the ErpubIi
eau opposition to defeat auy Legislation
sought TO La .sIIaaed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04

Daring the past week we have every
day been confronted with the item in
State papers that "Gov Adams hns CIV.
Ell $50" aud "Wm. N. stewart has
given SO for the Faur,h OF July crlr.
brhtion. 1t may he worthy Of remark
TINT any on" in the western part of the
state l. so liberal, but We lave plenty
Of men in E!kp who gu former ucri-
siopSs gave ms much for n similar pur-
pose, nhd m one ever thou sht Of niv,r-
Using the fnct.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04

DuriDg the 'cut rates" period the
Reno Journal SAID; ave would sooner
,nErl ou n pas. thu pay the pmscn,
low rates" Tntro are numerous per.
sons besides q. q. powning who hold
Che same opinion, and j. il refreshing
70 know,that the future Senator % from
Nevada IN so economically inclined that
he prefers 10 travel on u pass rather
than ply even n low rate Of fare.
christopher Is not one Of your "spoud
thrifty cussps," but LOOKS well 30 the
Hain chance.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04

Nnrristown H=rall:-A Welsh poet
his written spm verses on tue Sico-
iini-Pa,ti wed lug. iI"rr is an c1.uart:
"Dlrnwer wynw.S hen gyoitwc "a chrIG-
durOl dIu." TA - % hlrl wpri,. bat
they may b. deserved, considering
the way Patti an NicJ,iui Luyc been
carrying ON" for somc Yeas. FAtli is
"nn chicken" aulIti.rttl-r uns allan:
t. call her ~ "WyTwr- hen
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04
LIVE AID LET LIVE.

Past experience hes demun.irn..J ,L.
truth "f a." axiom that ~"fIour,ty il In,
best policy In lu@trr~s rs we'll nc ~
uriyn'" lf"; uul rctuatrl Ly Tins rrricy
shall ~ tI" frtur" rs iu the r,.t E..u
constantly on lmnd n fuil supply oi fresh
aud desirable
GE"cErrrs Am Provfstoy
Of the hes; quality. suitahlc 10 the re-
gnir"'neniS 81 my customers. which will
u" s"Id ~ th" lowest mipS consistent
with sound business principles.
1t - well known that Il Ltr,. amoru,
"' money * annually scut from INK,
county IN pnymcIt tor goods purchased
abroad, and ~ ON measure to rnuu.
tcrhct these foreign PURCHASES | In,v. r..
Gently ndi"d IT, ms stock 4 we'll srIrc,.l
nnd desirable line Of
Doors nj SHoEs
which g"unrnrtcc to sell ut ne l. W 6,..
"ieS AK The SAINT quality Of g"nds can b..
purchased elsewhere, ~runsuur,,t,ru
"d'tcd. with the uivnutur. Of Luy,r, an
opportunity t. rN.uniur the r,,r.i. 10
lore pnrrh t>ing. Al goods ru u,,u.,rI
Il" hr Il-i 49, represented.
WIN sincere thanks tn the ruhIir IN,
Va" liberal patronage extended ia t,.
past ana N"iicItuEg u continuance of IL.
same ~ thc future, | um.
Respectfully.
iiiHAM CHASE
Eikn, Oct. 3lst. 1875.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04

Near koischIu Station on the rail.
way brtwe II CJrbetAt and L.ip,,s. the
Pru sion Government has determined
TO find coal or go through, tile great
bore having attained 4 depth or i.5jO
feet. This will furnish AN admirtLlr
RETREAT for Jimmie Blaine in the lntiyi
pat Of November. 1855, or Immediately
after the returns a-c Nil in.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04

Buf'o u. y TImes:-IToImuu.
renoiuInst-d tor C"usrcs, 10y the Domo-
crat' OF lulIsnt, will, # elected. uul
there Is nn doubt about that, enter upon
his fifteenth term. Thirty year. in Con.
grees and still u poor man. What a
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04
AdYartlHnd Lnttnr LInt

The following il n list Of letters re-.
manning In the posiOnicc at EIko.
June 20. 1886.
Davidson. e., Dcmkin NJ. r n
EnnlIU DOttn, liui Henri Urrri.
Scot. rtt"r.
Persons calling for any Of the above
will please say advertised.
Z. II. SrEorLE. J.. VI.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04
A Dtabolical Decd.

Out Of the siSty-scvcu police officers
sounded at the Anarchist not nt Chi.
eago u few weeks ago seven have died.
four Hrs ia n critical condition, sixteen
are unable 10 leave their beds. twoi.iy.
t~o slowly recovering aud eighteen have
reported Cor duty. Officer Shannon IT,.
rrived cigI teen distinct wounds from
fragments of the bomb, Int none Of
th ~ we're s%cTions. Two OF the Officers
still alive hHv" eNch suffered nnj utl.
tiun Of n leg. The fact tim. tie wounds
inflicted Ivy fragments Of tho bomb have
been very slow in healing has inspired
tie belief that the shell was poisoned
Those who received the slightest
wounds aud have returned 10 duty. ne.
tain unbealrd nomcntors Of the nGrir
o"e officer who received II slight wound
IN the head bus bcen sent to 10 the hos.
liial with every symptom OF Jl od.pois
onipg. Every device that diabOliSm
could suggest sccms to have been IN.
pIoyed in the construction Of that dread.
fol bomb.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04

c. c. Warner & Co.. forwarded b.,
fast freight to-day 2.s1j pounds mrr.
chandise, 10000 ponnd4 salt aud III.
ieet lumber for TuscnTnrn.
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Draining a Speciality.

Also al kini> y: S-=oe=c1=- -
Animals. 81.
- All work done il a Tasteful and
Artistic Munn'r, on the Shortest NO,.c,
aud SaLs=A-t+o2 Gun--
a2tee5.
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Roll OF Honor.

Following is the report Of the Pri-
mary Department Of the Elko Public
schools for the month 81 June. IS>;:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04

Jo6ErHISE TAYLOR.
Teacher.
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rHs G'eAT ENGLISH REMEDY!

10 = b.'rr failing
'rr- tor Ntr ou~ ID
bili y. >ctu nj Weak
ncrN, ~ listed Vi
tNlltr Sp' rut,In hra
oSf MANHOOD,
'mpyt' Dcy. lgusiE-
tnTTtuA Ipsral si-
Ill the q. l.
-i'Cts Of ssli abuse.
yuu hful ;pi.Is- snd
-hCsss-s la uust:T,f
= ne los ol
'nr lou. Aver.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-09-04

itous liquors would be in violation Of IN.
dividual and personal rights and contrary
to the fundamental principles Of free gov.
eminent.
Reso'De6. That in common with all the
Democracy of the country we express our
sympathy with Ireland In her great strug.
gle for home rule, and our sincere hope
that the effort now being made to give the
right to govern themselves to the long. suf-
fering ami greatly. wronged Irish people
shall be crowned with complete success.
Res0ic,d. That the Democratic party ia
vors liberal pensions 10 all wounded and
disable soldiers and failors of the late war,
and to the widows and dependent relatives
Of those who lost their lives In defense of
the country, and returns thanks to congress
for the liberal appropriations made for
that purpose.
Resolced, That we re.aifirm the great
principles which constitute the foundation
of free government, among which are equal
rights 10 all men and exclusive privileges
TO none; protection of the weak against
the strong; equal protection; free speech,
free press, free schools, and, above all,
free and ipcorruptible ballot.
Resolccd That we deplore the loss to the
ceuRtry OcCasioned by the death of the
gallant Democratic soldiers, George b. Nc.
Clellan and Windheld scott Hancock, and
Of the eminent statesmen, HoratiO Sey-
mour, Thomas A. Hendricks and Samuel J
Tilden, and we commend their lives as
worthy of all imitation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-09-04
The Song OF tho Sea Wind.

The Song oil tho sea W ihu'
How 1t sings, sings, sings,
Blowing sharply from the eaiine,
With an edge of salt that stings;
How II laughs aloud and passes,
As II cuts the close cliff grasses;
How II sings again and whistles
As il shakes the stout sea thlstles-
How it sings!
How Il shrieks, shrieks, shrieks
In the CANNES Of the headland,
In the gashes of the creeks;
How il shrleks once more, ana ca'ches
Up the yellow foam II patches;
How II whirls 1t out and over
To the corn. field and the clover
How II shrikes!
How II roars roars, roars,
In the iron under, caverns,
In the hollows OF the shores;
How II roars anew and thunders
Asthe strong hull splits and sunders'
And the spent ship, tempest driven
On reef lies rent and riven--
How 1t roirs!
How II walls, walls, walls
In the tsngle of the wreckage,
In the tapping of the sails;
How II sobs away, subsiding
Like tired child after eating,
And across the ground swell rolling,
You can hear the bell.buoy tolling-
How II wails!-Aastin Do6son.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-09-04
Michael Davltt.

] sing TO the praise OF no warrior bold.
No scholar, nor poet sublime;
tune not nv voice that old tales be retold,
Old legends relate In rhyme;
But sing 70 the hero whose name shall be
scrolled
On the marble white pages Of time;
Whose deeds shall be blazoned in letters Of
gold;
He suffered for Great Britain's crime,
sing to the praise of the patriot true,
Whose life has been spent In the fight;
Who has ever been fearless 70 dare and 10
do,
In battling for liberty's right;
sing TO the man whom oppression did
new
In dugton as black as the night
Who yet, ere his freedom was gained, did
The struggle gainst Brittany's might.
sing to the praise of no laurelcrowned
son
OF Mars, who knows victorys gain;
But the often.defeated, the tireless one,
Now wakens my sweetest refrain;
] sing to the soldier who fights not with
Nor with sword, but whose weapons his
brsin
Whose shield is the right, and whose battle,
begun
In bonds, shall break slavery's chain.
sing to the praise Of the brave little flock
Of patriots in Erin, who show
That the wheels of advancement no power
can block,
Nor can virtue be crushed by blow.
sing to NJ Davitt, who smiteth the rock
OF oppression, that freedom may flow
lie shall triumph DER Britain when Liber
tvs shock
Forever hurls tyranny low.
-ChicdgO Heyu!R