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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-30

then addressed the assembly in the follow.
i7y words: IN ell ages, at ali times, in all
lands, asoug sll peop!c VAl0r sud hero':m
have been admired. Eslhers poin'
With pride to the spoE StsfS
their sons were slain in defense OF their
country and their sons to preserve in
store their fathers memory mark the spot
where they died for liberty With lasting
monuaeas. So we come to-day. my CON-
rades. quietly and ostsntatiously to pay
our tribute of respect to the brave and to
those Who sleep here ard those who rest
yonder; peace be to their sshes."
tbs REV. RoBr. F. CoYE,
chaplain Of the association, then oE4red
m eloquent and fsrVid prayer during which
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-30
A Compromiss

ST. LoUrs, Mo. May 29.-Ths 81. Louis
Sugar Refining Company, employing Eve
hundred men, will resume operations next
Monday With fall force Of men. The
works were closed down three weeks ago.
on account Of the eiRh, hour agitation. A
compromise has been effected in the mean
time with the employees, who will return to
voyk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

Ths Bulgarian dalaaaalon will as ne
cold shoulder 10 PARIS.
Fisld. Thavsr 4 o.. Biaton boot nna
shoe doaiarls have ansroadsd.
A French Dsputy Wnn eiabbed - ne
Chamber q Paris y man yealel1 y.
Mlnisisg Mannina 4 sIek a ths Ciiy
ol Mexios. He has an nmbHi1al 4Aaa-
tion and incipisns pntnmenia.
J.R. Downey, Of Colorado, haa haaa
appointed gaaoFai aRsnt % tha Land
omee Tor timber dapsadalioms.
The Atehisea. Topeka 4 aania Es
Railroad Oompany hape purchased lha
cniaago 4 81. Loais Railraad.
Tha Han FraA oiaso saEa 4 oar iinaa tisa
ap inolude the 8aflog and fsafkin Etrest
cable hnes and lha Polk alreol hanna
car extension.
Ths western Union Talaaraph com-
uanY maae q million dollars elasr lnat
QuaFler, and Il haa nos Ia IA tFaa4NkV 4
surplns Of e8.ico,797.
Terrific 3 llsa. heaVg snowlalla. Wreah.
ed ebic1 and muoh o1hnR damaas -
properly, are Fspogted from Enalmnd,
Ireland And Hootland.
The great trana- Aalantio aiaamship
lines ere cuttinR Ealaa, and eenal-
ally Warxing apon each othar. Aloa9nN8
rates ere doua 70 &lb eiIheg w8y.
The pssiillisB and anaEd On . Roaaiam
mall enach neaf 0dees., Msea uuf1sfr1
o. TEE Tn inat.. and 30o0o roabioa
Grown moneys II their charge ea1laa.
n an atiempl % aFEsGf Villas and
yohn MoFrison, ~ Lyons eonuty, Ken
lusky, last Wednesday, EhoHlH B "a
killed william MoFriaoa. Sohn uneaps2.
A protest haa asne fsam OallfeFnla 10
WaahiuRton againsi the pTopcnea tr1na-
fer of 6i4aal saESioo OMeas 6laaHfoEa
from Ban Rrauolgoo 70 AFiznnn.
0osesnor Lea, q Virainla, hes elvsn
0iageFins, oonvl1ted q Ne mu1eoF q
Fanny Madieon and s1ntenoe1 - b.
henaad today, . respite uniii TIE t&ta ct
1anuaFy.
Ths BaliimsEs a Ohie Tolsnragh
Company has oompleted rs oonnooll1n
wtth tbe Cana8iam RnnlAa eRlenfaEH
aFslsm. Thia eounoolic1 vii te of ga1a1
value % bolA conegEna, wakinn taem
eqaal % Ne western Unie1 - m111
raspeels.
Mrs. Phippsa ana Harvey PhipDan
WsEu shot and killed IN Blemnet sunnaV,
Tnnnaa1se. % the 50 ins1. Ia Phi1.
pnea we're ne eaaEeBosa mna An Geif a.
fsnse We o e man, Cocie4. VS. oens
pelled 10 Gre apan thems hinh he dlM
uitb fatal Eegaiis . ooth hls 4ssailanla
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

Free Poutal Delivery fn
Towns Like Beattle.


WGzaxnazuN. Dec. 3 o--eamnanF g1nuna.
rc1 msEea that wAen tha Hsnnls 80
ellnea toaag 3 - til ManaaG.
AmsnR aha baia lnlrasunsa ana ~.
foFfed wn9 toe feiln@inns
By faun1, % anlhnffn IA -.
dsmplign ek trade auilnss.
MilcAeII, oi OeeRen, aNslea 4 rare1s,.
tlon b tAa &eosn0ary nf Bna a. inmn{an
- % t14 IEpoFt WhclhaF tAe nanssrsea
and naEiaaiinn % tha Cninmhin pfWnr -
0aozon and Wn1hinQton Tasrltnrv -
eoailue1ed and iniarlsrna uslh - eni.
mun wheeia and tfnpa q nelA -
tsErsd - Osmmiafaa on ComuoFea.
QolpA o4ared q Eeaalntion flse11nn
tAe 1eerelaEy q War b examina ant
tepoft as - the neeea1l,g and eusa ~ -
lnptoesment ef tAai polllon a a.
oosnmhia river AnnWn 81 Tha Dallas. hv
he oou.,rugl.on q q atsamhoal EaIr
uay. Adopaads
esnsts t1en pEoe1edad e ~ eon-
alegLallen Of kh8 foaolufson lnarn6 nnna
~ AoEllll, doolari14 4, inagrsfenl =
aiaemEl any taFiA lnalAlnfinn a. tAla
SESSION. Molfla oroeasae1 = aa1rs1s
ne oeaate - sappoE1 81 tho roaaluilon.
Althe eaneluaion q M0Efill'G rrnsrka.
beek ald eneFnaa oontinnod ~ d.
eete. Eha eonaie shan adisaEned anal
Ene msm.s.
o. mstisa q MozsoW, q 0alllaenla.
tho aenate bifi w4a pagsed Ralinunishana
toe Interest 81 tae uailsd 1lats1 "a a1l-
tain iauaa in Ean FFamclseo % fha oltg
and oo9nt9 e San fEanalnoo.
Paysoa, 81 ullnoia. fFom ne Oommih.
lee % Paolie hsnda. reeoFlad ~ oI,i
% EeltEiol o8nskahiD q real ealnls Ia
TIE Territories % AmnTioan oItlaeaa
uiih eanAls amcnomanls thssslo. Ahs
anenemenis ueEe nes coneorrea lps naa
q confeGenca wa4 oE4aEsd.
IL re merninR hou5 the Housa -.
aume9 eonaiaeraainn e ~ iloe 6ailp-
cry ayglem.
ne Hoses thsn usui lsio ounmi,,,s
On he bill creating 4 Uaparfman1 -
AGEioultnrs and Knnnr. Rsnalna a..
cate ne oommIlt1o nEoEo.
Handall raporfsa TIA aanArV nivIl Nh
which vas referred - CommIItes nf tta
Whole, a1d lha Hauaa adiaaKns
b. aFgannement with the Commlttae
o. kosto1cos, uannon ol IlIInola Win.
dFew tee amendment 0Maraa ~ hiw
yesterday, a1d poekozF Of Ml1suufi. O.
behalf of thai eommlltea. c8area am
80 aa o make lho hIn pro
VIDE t1n4 lester oaFffaga shall ne am.
plo7ed fer The free dolIpofF 81 mail mas.
ler - fReqnently a. faB pablo Anain1aa
may RtQuire IL eEory Incorporated city.
VlllaR8 ~ bofoaah oautalnina a pcpaIaaa
% 8, 600 within ita ooErcEa48 IlnIln,
and may b employed at aEarY Olaa9
sunlainina q popuia1ion ~ no1 lenn than
lo.ooo aoeofdinQ % ne laal general o1n-
lu1 taken b. auihnEify Of the Htaee Or
ne United States laNs o. % a1y paal-
ainoe Wnioh peoducoH 9 gross reHenna fag
. preceding assal year of rot ies1 thna
10000. DoakdRy'a amendment wn4
aud she amended hlli paNeA
The House 1han raanm8d diRanaaiam og
lhe Eloctofai Count blll. AfteE aoma
debate tie bill pass a wlkh amendmnn1M
reported By ~ House. Oommilleo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

NV YonE. Dee. ol--u. b. 1a. io0fi
"a. lz8<; s5<'a. il03 Rnclaa ga. i2a9fi
AmeRloan kEpfoas, is6s Q1nade t1oI1o.
G95 Can. &outneFn, 20 CenaEml Faat4G,
~ BufiinRto1y ~ Lackauoana,
lsE. uauVnR 4 Rlo 0ran9o, N8{t
Kansss 4 Taxns. ~ Lake 8hoEs. esjl,
Lsonissllle a Nashville, % MAnniRan
Central 81; NofthgFa Raeiaa, &fi
uFefafred. G1kt HoFtaweslaFn. lle3& 1
Osaon Raiieay nnd Napfasfisn, N8(f
0fe9an Trnnss1utinanfai G&i DEnaoa
Ia prossasut, 475(t Paal0o mali. fA1f;
Pa1ama, =; noot Island, i17j q 81 E.aal.
IS: Tsxas Fari1a, 26s UnAua PaniNg.
eS<; United 8lafaa EEpfso1. ei5f; WaII4s
knlao. Is; Western unian. 3a Mgia.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10
TraVelen. Nosice.

nN AND AFTER DEC L THE
" WasAl1Elra Ht1anhaat CoDp4nya
a1nAMHts MaasA e. ElA AM4onann Eln
iaAFa seaElia ~ Fcr1 Iewnaeae g y
TaenMa q ID oiclnek n Thm h annn
= sn1aaa Ia raanT t-n9es4Fn y "
Il las - laeA Is tka banfa 1savznR q se
saEl3 e. ar1s. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

A coral neuhiacs suned - tha Qagsa
q Ltaiy = oae e Qzoea MazaHEGl's
young RF1nog of MmDia8 $50 tha neeh.
laos b = a1op e tenles. a19 91llof y
hira' and - Ain ba7 Is. heta ~ kaaa.
aso gaaFS assina hafarH aAa Prlnne
oslnInsf ~ ubals aeChlasa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10
PACIFIC COAST.


WoW0 NMtE &os
san FRAHursno, Dea. 9. nEinina aloaks
are all l0war this mormina. Oaneoii-
dated Virginia, ehs fagorito, opansd
nt 898, 9 loes nf o. on laae ui7ht, nnd
nndar llzht sales wsat 20 415, olealnR a
836 Bs1t amd Balohar apaned At 8t85(,
under heaEy aaies Wanf - fl8, eloainq
at 8i4x. OPhiF also showed aFemf weak
nes1, opanina - 91ej(. oiosinz q el45f,
Q losa 81 a3 On iaal ulan4an aiaas. Efans-
actions q SAVAGE waHe haaVyf Ne n1oek
dEappod from el8.B 10 81, eloainR e.
t7G0. the Lowest prizes % ths moFninR.
8 aEga Nevada wag tne 01ly ono which
Showed any aGranath, opaninq at s.. "a
fmpgoVamsntaf 81 - oanis. .aioaina &c ~ 7t,
at whiob it alcmsd iasl niRhG Cl0eiua
uEins of o1hsrs we're Choilar e. 50
nroWn Point O., 0eald a6d Oufrv 81.
H4lo 4 NaroroM 81. Nsxiean s. 98.
Pssoa ss-I. Usah 9 80. Ysllou Jssksl
RaslIv 0spsurua opium.
Ths Fusunus outtar Hisbaed naah,
with aamoma olAoara ahAaE1, inlegoep1
"a tha utssmeT 0aaiie. bound from
Ohina. early this moruinR outaios 81 lb4
Haada. Two hcalg wers son1 ous ffou
tha euttsE. ~ ore ~ then oama -
nfaht og tha aesamss, ie Wna evi9anliy
mIntnhen b nome q thaas % oosFd as
a snnexlarss boaf. fgE Aes farze woodan
naara Wsra iousFa1 eanlloullF lu4o ~
watsr, dirssGig On fFuut - h. . iins
was aads fnll - 1ha eaare. and lheg
wara inhnm IN 800 ~ SO 6111, nflel
9klnh ths 0anIIs uxs buagte1 - ~
cfIssla and sbe was aiiowsd - pFooss 4.
Wnan exnnlnkd ne naesg lhFngn oEEF.
board usrs found to eontain opiam b
tke vaIa1 sf nENa
s.-s. ew@~ss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

Jen ChnndleF. Of ths Goyerumenf
counsel 10 ths Bali TelspsAna eass. SAID
today that the GosaFnme1t did not pro
pnse % APPEAL the oass % The SupEeuae
the companY IN Boston e. aDan - psa-
sible, nut. he said, heoause ws BE-
lisVs he Colnmhas deoisioa With FsGard
70 iuFisd diction 30 b unias1 o. beealse
ue have any aoubt ID We matter, 1uf
hocaasa we realize that it u impusalhla
% Ree action hy the Supreme C0eFs fox
q lsas1 tWo pasran
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

PHFLAnRxRaEA, Daa. IA special %
the Record from Jsrssg Shore. Pa, s1ya;
tho bsooh Greek gailfoad engine,
uhich had iuse left NE shops, and come
% stand near The atetion, exploded
this afleEnoon. killinR Pail Knight ana
dames Wesre, onaineers. Allan Ram-
say hreman, and J. Field and ]. n.
dtaplston, maehiL isia, we're ssFiously
injured. Tue body of engineer Knfehl
yes gathered up n small fragmsntas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10
q nenaleF MaTL

DKTRo1x, Dee. 9.--Thia afternoon SEN
atoF O. W. Jones, of Florida, and bis
aon, who arrived this moFninQ from
C.iambia College, we're oot riding,
when their horses ran away. Ths SEN
atoe vas thfoun from the carriage,
badly stfaining his sido. He ill be
laid up for some time, but expects 70 b
IN Washington after the holidays.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

b erox. Dee. a.--Tho wili ef k1ekiei
Prica 0reanlssf, % Boston, wag fled
this afternoon ID the 1uAolk Cslnsy
Prohate Ooarl Beside q fs0 beqaes1s
20 friends and relatives, il davisaa ~
entire estate % lensaioR. eg1imafed e
ahoat Is 0oa. 10 ths Pres dani and Fel
tous 81 Harvard College. 10 trust, The
san Of $500 gear fram the inooms of
the estate sa Be divided into ten sshoi.
arships of $50 eack. % he given % mer.
ii0Fioua siadanlA lbs incame from Ne
rsaalndsf of tha os1ass Il - Be equally
cisided. one baif % 0a dsvaesd - iha
literary ~ TIE ooiiaQs and TIE FsDaininz
half to Be uaad fog RsaeEAl expresses a
ehs oallegG
nAarp cEaaleiam 81 ne PFssiasae.
Cwau4ao, Dee. A-Ths fstsr oosansl
Washinaanu SPECIAL o. DuoaanbaF Ia
nayas RobeF1 p. Rostez. tarla wFttsg,
snsMhinR of the aaFia eeeom@a 91siona
of he Pr1gi1sutas measAee. aYa: -C4n
asy ons heIieVs ID the slneeriay 81 oaa-
viesiuns of Q man wA8. recnGnixiag thal
soe farmsre of tha ouautfy are 6alBG
sarsiy rssaasa h the uaArksas e. ~
WaEld ulfh tie prpdaess wAiet
conmsnas shnl the une Q1aouaa foI
waish tneg have q pEo1iaole naraet =
ruepa tneo lhs free lisls ard thus .
snppiansed. ~ . laaas axienA - ~
I rFo1usfs of esautrlGa u1ie1 aEe suzrlI
/ rrena lhNm b U1hel aoaamo1ltlesl
And tnzninR from ~ l1EmaR = ~
wuEkina man, = 4 20 lola - hsli4sI
tee uan henasa wAe ellAiM e. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

WAzuuor1N, DseI She H1a0
0omnisasa ca Paefaa Railroads huld
ths fras meckfna 81 fh8 sHgiau this
maEntna, sd in1lrMa1ad tha cAalrMan
so ea3 - uAE Pealea nailruaa Fundlnn
hIu e 90 eaEite91 oapnEtanf4F, and
anasssaE y sssHzs ~ Essnas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

BosToz, Dee. 9.-The County Democ-
raay toniGht unanimousiY endorsed
Thomas n. Hart. the Republican candi-
date fer Mayor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10
fRRRS and PLANTS.

A vERY F7NR VARIETY or
Plants ere reEbectfally o4sFed % the pub
lie tor The fAal trade.
Order eaFly. send for Price llst and de-
ncEfptire ca1alo4ua % tha Cicgerdn1a
fruit Fnrn and PuultFY Yard, aenGfla.
soeUte9 ". r. DAVIS Prog.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

Pass. Dec. 9,- General BoulanReE
and three 01huF momoara Of De Frey
alnet's Cabinsf have joined che Gohairt
Ministry. Gobelae viii aak ehe Chan-
Der Of Dspullea 20 aothorizs lhe progi-
slonal shees mgnthf budget and Cd
tourn the doeate on estimates a. ti1
January. sRadieAl and RoyaIlss nswa-
papers do not favor Gobeisf. The Re
paeiiqss says be mnst abandon dema-
gogism II he saats to establish & dara-
bis QoYurnnant.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

LsNDoN. Nos. 9.--Af ths Feqnest Of ths
Solicitor General, TIE Court q oaeenis
Bench talegrapoed tbs White Star
SteamsbipO q mpany at Liverpool an in
jano ioo rostFaiaina the eompany from
refusing taking on board the Bfittanica,
which sailed this afternoon fof New
York. sach maiis ne might be tendaFad.
Tho Bglttanioa took them.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

The storm yesterday was worst IL TIE
Bristol Channel. Sea walls were de-
malisked, and many freight ears over
turned. TIE storm has not yet nbaied
on she north and west ooasl. TIE esa
la running manntain high ns Hoighaad.
Ballinamors Castle fen Ia today. Misa
Oady, ons of tha inmates, was killed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

OoasrANrmoRrM, Dec. a.--Eir WnIinm
Wbyts, British Minister here, has ~
oslged from Lord Lddealeiqh q dispaloh
aayina TIE Porle intimaied VeRy Dis.
tlDcaly ila desire ko dis1na the suhisoa
og The evaeuation of Egypt b. tbs BRA
ieh, and thai BE has prouissd 20 con-
nider the Portssa intimatfon.
Count dsA1uay. Franoh AGENT q
Cairo, has informed tha Public Dsbt
Qommiaslon that his GogeEnnsnt viii
deoline % enter into any aEranRemsnt
looking % kgyplian administrative -
forms nntll the data hxod fos the British
ogaoaafion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

BgEEos AxRza, Dec. 9.--TeiegFams
fFem Rosario dated Dsosmbsr "a say
thaa on Monday the heat was terrible
and that heavy rain tell daring TIE
night. Fwsnty-sWo dsatha from cholera
occurred tAat day. DaEinR tue past -
hJufa thera have been seven deaths
fFem cholera and no nsw cases. Ia Cor
d1xa oarinR the sans pefiod there were
N nav onaea ana 10 aaafha.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

CmzuA0o, Dso. s.--HeFman Roger, q
eitizsn Of Oalifornia, and L0ais B.
RoRsF, Q oltinan Of Earope, thFoaah
theiT attorneys BEGAN sait IN TIE q.
!. OiFeuit CouFl today against Herman
aud jules LosssheE, Of Chicago, for
$4,000. PiAintids claim that d 1858
tney ineented q certain maehiuo for
trsatina hiasa, which they had paasuted.
and thal after that defendants had been
mAkinR and selling ami using their il
venti0n.
Ehgee GsVePaeRs- WaFFan, aaxaeE And
Moemteamt-en I've wenehn,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

LAMMga. MrrM Deo. 9.-GoV. AigsF
toaay ialasd . pegsmptaEy proolama1i1n
EemaFding the ptelRe- -pneamoaiA h
Cook eounty. III He orders has untiI
tuFthaf nasine, ah4a na live stonk BE-
sAipped ts any place East fHom Caak
Qoanky, faE feediaa, aiaaRhteFinG o.
c4AEE p1rposs4 and Ehat al oattio
ahippad theunRh thiB State shall nos be
aaioaaoa ana I'D within he Htsls En-
espa q sash pasats a. VII nss aEpuss
oeA6E eAltia.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

m determined close out their remaining stock q Springer Bros
Cloaks ct cost.
LADIES AND MEMS FURNIsHINc GOODS
Am@0rtH1aen8 C0nap1ete.

NABLE CLOAKs, just received from Sp
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

AoNpoE. Deo. g. Dispasaksa from
Brisbane glata that ths aloamefs Kiela-
Wa4 and Helaa NichoIl hnvs colIidaa "a
oneauaiand. rss1ltlna q ths drouning
az foKtV-twe narannn.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-12-09
BACXuS AND BIAiSDEll TALK.

a double timbcrcd house, measure
ing SHS feet and containing six
bunks and closet, has been built
on the deck of the barkentine Mary
Winkclman, between the gallery and
cabin, at the cost of SlG5. When
Captain Backus was asked why he
had the house built, he said that the
cook and cabin boy had hunks in
the cabin and he (the captain),
being afraid of boarding house bed
bugs, had the house built for those
two helps. While talking of bed
bugs, Mr.. Blaisdell, who was present,
suggested the use of pain-killer,
saying it was sure death to every
bug that touched it. The talk
finally drifted to copper and copper
paint. Captain Backus said that
formerly his vessel, after eight
months travelling, would be full of
barnaclcs and coral at the bottom,
but now after Is months service the
vessel is clean. The secret, he said,
is in painting the copper with copper
paint. 1t keeps off the insects and
preserves the sheet copper.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-12-09

LACK OF DISCIPLINE

EDITOR BULLETIN:-I am not at
all surprised at the escape of the
notorious Chun Hook, judging from
what little | know of the mismanage-
ment of prisoners, which ! see every
day on their way from the prison to
the place of work in Nuuanu. They
are not marched in order now as
formerly, but go struggling along up
the valley road under no discipline
whatever, talking, laughing, smok-
ing, and doing just as they please. |
put short article in your paper
some time since referring to this
matter, under the signature of
"Citizen," because | was of the
opinion that no notice would be
taken of it If | attached my own
name, hoping the authorities would
take notice of it, but of late the
abuse has been worse than ever.
The temptation under present
management is too great for such a
man as Chun Hook to resist escap-
ing, and the blame should be placed
just where it belongs-upon those
in authority. p. Z. JONES.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-12-09
VESSELS EXPECTED.

Haw schr General Seigel, from French
Frigate Shoals, due Nov 20-30.
Ger bark Hydra, from Hongkong, due
December LIS.
German bark Hercules. Schacfcr.
sailed from Liverpool, October 9th, due
February POPS.
Haw bark Star of Devon A Lowell,
from Fanning's Island, duo December
S-l4.
Haw schooner Malolo. j b Holland,
from Manihiki. via Fanning's Island.
due December l5-3l.
American bark Saranae. from New
York. sailedJuly 18th. due here Nov. ls-
80. to Castle Il Cooke.
Am blk Martha Davis, + NJ Benson,
sailed from Boston August 9TH, due
December LOO. to Brewer q Co.
Brit bark Glcngaber, Rolleston, from
Liverpool, due here. Jan l5-3l, to
Davies q Co.
Brit bark Martha. Fisher, from Glas-
gov, sailed Sept 8, due lere Jan To- 30,
10 Schaefer 81 Co.
Brit bark Lady Lampson. Marston,
from the Colonies, due here in Feb, to
Brewer & Co.
Am bktne 5 N Castle, Hubbard, from
Port Blakely, due here Dee 10Th, to
Castle 4 Cooke.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-12-09
AN ACCIDENT.

A Portuguese laborer, employed
by Mr.. Geo. Lucas, met with an
accident on the corner of Hotel and
Maunakea streets, yesterday. He
was working in building there, and
was on a staging in the second story,
when he lost his balance and fell.
He struck ioist in the floor of the
second story, then fell through to
the lower floor. His fall was about
% feet, broken by the joist. The
man was picked up in an insensible
condition, and taken to the Hospital.
On being examined, no bones were
found broken. The injuries seem
to be greatest about the right thigh.
He was resting comfortably last
evening, and will probably come out
all right in time.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-12-09
WHAT MIR. GREIG SAYS.

Mr.. Greig, of Fanning's Island,
says the black fish that are caught
near Fanning's Island are a species
of whale. They make periodical
visits, in schools of about 100, and,
as the change of tides carries the
feed to a particular lagoon, these
fish can be found in the same place
with each change. They feed either
on sea-weed that grows on the rocks
or. on squids, and are discovered
when they rise to the surface, to
blow. When discovered, the natives
in boats, ON boards, and in boxes
surround the school and drive them
ashore, or into shallow water. The
blubber is tried out, and about three
barrels of oil is obtained from each
ordinary sized fish. The oil is
somewhat superior in quality to the
common whale oil, and is used on
the islands by the natives for
various purposes. Other fish abound
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-12-09
FORT STREET CHURCH.
LAST EVENINGS MEETING.

The monthly concert, in the lee
ture room of Fort Street Church,
last evening was well attended.
Mrs. j. NJ. Whitney gave an ac-
count of the operations of the
Women's Christian Temperance
Union in the United States and
other parts of the world. The re-
cent Minneapolis convention was
attended by 400 delegates. The
sessions were held in the opera
house, and were attended by some
$500 persons. The society is thor
oughly organized, and its influence
is beginning to be felt throughout
the length and breadth of the
Union. Social purity and Sunday
observance have also been adopted
as planks in the w. G. L. U. plat
form.
An able paper on the history of
japanese missions was read by Mr..
L. S. Southwick.
Mrs. S. n. Castle gave some ac-
count of mission work and prospects
in China.
Several applications for certifi-
Gates of membership were read and
granted.
The minutes of meetings of the
congregation and deacons, held at
different times, from April last to
date, were read by Mr.. w. w.
Hall, Secretary.
A recommendation of the Stand
ing Committee that private meet
ing of the members of the congrega-
ton be held at an early day, for
purposes stated, was adopted, and
Tuesday next appointed as the day
of holding such meeting.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-12-09

REFERRING to the recent burglary
at the Club Dining Rooms, a dining
room chair was found on Alakea
street next morning by a policeman.
This chair belonged to the Club Dining
room and was dropped on the.road by
the thief. Officer Hopkins tried to
force an entrance through the front
door on the night of the robbery,
thinking he heard noise within, but
his attempt proved futile and hearing
no noise afterwards, he proceeded on
his rounds.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-12-09
POLICE COURT.
THURSDAY, Dec.

THURSDAY, Dec. 9th.
Opium in possession. All Sang
S51.40 and hard labor one month.
All Fo, S51 and hard labor ten days,
Mr.. Ashford for All Sang and Mr..
Peterson for Oh Fo.
Assault and battery A. X. Ku-
nulakea, remanded to the l4th.
Violating, Sect. IA, School Act.
Nawahi, mol. pros. entered.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-12-09

THE steamer Kilauea Hou has
been detained for several days, re-
ceiving new pump in place OF her
old, worn out one She will sail to-
morrow or next day, taking, besides
large quantity OF general merchan-
disc, a maceration mill for Halawa,
and smokestack and some machi-
merry for Paauhau.