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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-19
FUN

A recent comic song is entitled "Soap.
1t comes in bars.
"This beats me-" as the egg remarked
when it saw the spoon.
Weddingsdas was put Immediately af
ter Chooseday on purpose.
Ouida says the trouble with scientific
women is dryness of soul. That's because
they invariably wear rubbers.
That's what call capital punishment,
as the boy said when his mother shut hiu
up in the closet among the preserves.
The difference between some men and q
dog is that they will go iuto a saloon to
gether and the dog will come cut perfectly
sober.
If Liberty" could be induced to blow
her nose occasionally in foggy weather II
might save the expense of fog horn in
New York Harbor.- Commercial Bulletin.
I Mary Stop your batteries. or / shall
hold my hands to my ears. John (wish-
ing to be complimentary" your
lovely hands are too small. Boston Bea
con.
Brown to Jones say, lend me dol
lar until tomorrow you see, changed
my vest This morning" Jones' IN
sorry. but Eve just invested my change.
Judge.
Observation-Disclosures the matter? We're
running little too fast, aiut WEI" Con-
ductor-"Yes, sir. The fireman run
ahead to chase COW off the track, and
the engineers crowded on little more
steam to try to keep up with him"
eyes, Mr.. Oldboys," she simpered, II
have seen twenty seven Springs. Would
YOU think it," "Well, yes, ma am;
don t know but what would Mr.. Old
boys said, land l guess some of them
Springs must have been very backward
Voice from the head of stairs" Mary /
has the morning paper come YETI" Mary
(who has just begun saying goodbye 10
George)-sH shall / answer him, my
dear?" George-'tTell him, of course, the
paper hasn't come yet, as we are just going
to press now. Texas Siftings.
Manager-"W is the meaning of this
item for hardware, $780, in your expense
account?" Travelling man-'Iet me see.
Hard ware-hardware Oh, yes; that is
for poker. | thought it better to tone it
down little by generalizing. tisn't well
to be too specific about some things"
The paragraph saying that Geronimo is
pronounced "Heeronimo" has reached San
Angeles, where they ought to know how
TO pronounce the name. and leads the
Standard to exclaim: Hood hrzcious
what is he hiving us? What hay anda
hiddy style of talk this henllenan would
het us intol By hosh we wont have il.
Ho tol no tor
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-19
How SOME OF sUa ORATORS SPOKE

Henry Clay was never at loss for a
word or "boggled" while speaking. With
Mr.. Webster it was different, and he often
would hesitate and then rub his nose with
the bent knuckle of his right thumb.
Mr. Calhoun, when at loss for word,
would give petulant twist at his large
turned-ever shirt collar, and then run his
bony finers through his long gray hair
until it stood up like the hair on an cleo
trio toy. Mr. Benton would sink his
voice and humble something that no one
could understand. and Gen. Cass would
saw aw" in EDglish style. passing his
hand beneath tue lower edge of his capa
ciols white waistcoat. Mr.. Webster was
almost invariably stuck" when he at
tempted to use Latin quotation, and
when Mr.. Everett was in the Senate he
used inyar ably to appeal to him.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-19
THE GIRL OF THE PERIOD.
what is Known About Her aud Her
Habits of Life.

| If there is anything we know less
about than we think we do it is the girl,
and of this the girl is glad, for there is
nothing she hates to be known about her
so bad as the truth.
We have been acquainted with her a
long time and watched her pranks from
afar, seen her cut the 'spigeon wing and
knock the 9 back step in the back yard,
when she thought she had no spectator;
but still we don't know her.
From the time she is big enough to
swing on the gate and tie ribbon in a
double bow-knot, she be gins to locate a
sweet err, and she keeps this up unil he s
located in the back yard, exercising his
talents dissecting stove wood.
She may be little dull On mathematics
but invariably soiyes The problem by
putting a No. 5 foot into No. shoe.
She viii wear out two old dresses run
ming around to find out how to make a
new one in the latest style.
She will break the point of her brothers
knife making crack to peep at strangers
when they come visiting.
She wi greet you with the most be-
witching smile aud laugh at your stu idness
when yoa are gone
She will walk three blocks out of the
way to get a peep at her beau and
then pass by without looking at him.
She will talk with you two hours with
out being able TO repeat word you have
said, but will know how long you have
worn your buds aud how many buttons
have LOST their grip.
She viii attend church, listen with alb
sorDed interest to eloquent and pathetic
sermons, aud then return home and ex-
patiate upon the horrible fit of Miss Sc
now's new basque.
del.cicies with the most ia tidious taste,
then slip back in the kitchen and cal
raw potato.
She will wear out the best pair of shoes
dancing all day, then attend ball at
night and complain OF beng cut of pIac-
tice.
She will spend all night writing care
fully worded letter III The most precise
hand, to her Simon Suggs. then scratch
off Il page to her sister that Old Harry
couldn't read
@She.wil be the most devout creature
ON earth, and hate the earth that Sallie
Grimes walks on.
She will he industrious and econom-
ical for a month, then spend her savings
for a red ribbon.
She will SLOUGH around the house for
week making preparations to look neat
on Sunday.
She will flirt with all the best young
men in the neighborhood, and finally
marry some knotty- headed jim Crow
Cas- royille (Fexas) Anvil.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-19

has not had to be told And Suly Keichum
was heard to say that the incest thing
about her bonnet was the strings.
The fog burst away" in the course Of
the forenoon, and when the Wing and
Wing came in sight of Turtle Island the
lighthouse top was Washing and glitterng
in the sunlight. The sight of it filed
Sabr' Ellen's eyes with tears of JOY.
II guess there's more than me will get
a welcome on Turtle Island, " said Captain
Tom. -Cosmopolitau.
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a @ a "a d.

70 all who are suffering from tue errors and in
discretions of youth. nervous weakness, early de-
cay loss OF manhood, etc, will send recipe
nat will cure yon, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionery in SCUM
America Send self-addressed envelope to the
REy. JOSEPH n ISxAN Station D. New York City.
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ebaute bat Msaudes fir fid, MT.

ebante bat Mau6es fiir fi9, MIR
Iiegt etpas 10 unrepublifanii9es, nie
urLmerlfdnii6es barin, gemihermaeen
Burger eriter unb 5meiter &laife idaffen
3u pD1en. unb f%erner, ME miro es nit
ben Wittmen2 Wirb elm folder beim
3obe ietner Grau mieber in bic auette
&lofie 5uriidoeriebt? Wel1 enbloie
SGererelen miirbe oas berurflden unb
wel6 peruidelte Gorm Der Wabaifen=
Gibrung (&egiitriruug) miirbe bas nd:
tbig MAIDEN! 9ier in Seras nament.
lid, mo BON Der (fp unbeplngt notbs
menbigenD &egitrirung. %iiberbaupt
gtl9ts pifen mill, miirbe man gemib
rein in 8er5weifung geratben, uenn
man ni6t nur iber bic Wdbler ielhit
genaue 9iften fiibren ioQte, ioubern aud
hber beren Grauen unb foaitige 5amis
lienperbdltnife. (Wom0sli6 Diiroe
benin uWdseu" Der Stimme ben 5amis
lienoatern fur iebes 8abp nod ] ober :
Stimme ertra berpiaietl)
9ur3 unb gut, ba ale oieie Neuerul1=
gen nur au uniiberiebbaren Verpirruns
gen unb Wunberli9feiten fibren Mir
ben uro fiibrert miiBten, 10 erweift ft9
infer iebiges WablsS pifem INNER nod
als bas belte-porausgefeBt natirli1,
bab es ebrli6 gebanbbabt miro, mas freis
lid bur1aus ni9t INNER oer Gal lit.
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Sin aoufmaum IN Der l1utera aSt,

VI ~ ~
benz burb elm leirenbes unb ihreienres
Sino ulebrere Nddte Der Sdlaf seraubt
purbe unp Der gu Der ueber5eusuna se>
lanate, bab Wirs. Winslons Sootbins
5nrup ssraoe Der Artitel iei, beiien er far
pas aino benStbiste faufte einen gorrath
bapon. Mls er nod paul fam unb ieis
uer Trau papon ORittbeiluns madte, neis
serte le fid. benz 9inoe bon Dem @efanfs
ten au peratreiden, oa fie cine Nnbdnae-
rim Der 5OmSOpatbie mar. Die nddfte
9eaht wurbe mteesr 5dIaflos psrbraAt.
als Der Safer am nddften Gage mad
6auie fan, fanD CT bas Sinh fdledter
als lie, unb ba E: abermals cine i6lafpie
Madt befirdtete. perab:eidte ct mdbrenb
Der Nbpeienbeit ietner Srau benz GinDe
eipe BOrtiOn bes Sprup urb iaste nidts
BARON. Die Nudt barauf idlief Naes
mpbl utlb Der fleine S9reier erwa9te
am MOrsen NIT beiterm @efidt. Die
Mntter mar erfreut iber ben piSelihen
w%unberbaren We9fel unb pbncbl le liG
,usrif belsiOist fabl.e, ais fe aufflaruns
erbielt, ieete fe bennc9 ben @ebraud
bee @prppS fort. @@reienbe ainoer
uno idlaflcie Nd4te inb ibr jeet unbe
fannt. Cine ~ein5elne BrObe nit benz
Sprup bat nod bas 2eiben ieees ainbes
uno bas Worurtbeil Der Mutter beltest.
Sn allen GpOtbsfen gu baben; IS Gents
bic 6lajde.
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gSie Charles 20. Spmes seaatp,
fuur6e.

Senator Sones.. beHen f~onberbares
Werben nm cine 9etroiter Milionen.
grbin, bic ibn peri9mdbte, lebten Wins
ter allgemeine Mufmertiamfeit erreste.
iii ni1ts befto tpeniger Elm @anbibat our
W%iebermabl. gr muB iih babel uobl
auf bas aubcrgembbnli9e Slid berlafe
fen, bas er bisber in feiuer p0litif9en
9aufbabn sebabt bat.
SIN Sabre 1874 puroe er pDn einem
font fart republifaniiden gOuntD 6lo.
rioa's in bic Staotslegislatur geipdblt.
Seine grmdblung murbe baour9 ers
m6gli9t, baB bas gelbe Gieber ausgss
broden mar unb Die Neser merit 5u
9aufe biieben. Sic 2esislatur, in
melhe Sones gemdblt mar, bate einen
Na1foIger fir ben leBten republifant=
i9en Senator bes Staates 3u mdblen.
Soues beritanb es, ben umftanb, DaB er
-als Demotrat in einem republifanii9en
gouutp 9eiiest bate, fur ii@ aeItenb gu
MAIDEN, un0 murbe elm @anoi6at fur
bas Senat0rsamt.
Oie Nbfimmung ergab Stimmers
alei9beit. Da erbob ii6 Sones, redie
ii9 au feiner polen 66be uno lpya6
nit Der ganaen Wiirbe zines Cicero:
rSm Namen unb auf @sbeiB bon 5000
Demotraten BON @scambia goulltp gebe
i9 meme 5timme fiir Charles %. SOs
mes abl@ Die 8eriammlung brad in
Elm lautes @elddter aus, oas aumdbllg
in 8eifaa iibersing unb li6 nodmais
erneuerte, dig elmer ieiner @Odegen iara
bemerfte, Sones babe bic aus
f4lagJebenoe Stimme sebabt, unb es
lei an5utennen, baB er ii6 niht gum
algemeinen Yeifea. fonbern aud 5unt
eiaenen Beften benuBt babe.
8an5 unm38li6 mdre es ni1t, baB
elm Wann, Der 10 bonn Slid b~egtinftigt
lit, npdmals in ben Senat f9llpfie.
u. b. Us.
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6. &. Miiner.

205 Wei =@DmmerceFraBe
bdlt Elm groBes unb iebr aemdbltes 2a>
ger BON Sapeten, &ouleaur,
Gtlberrabmen unb Settle n.
unb ferner neben 3ei6nen>M aterialien
auer Nrt, Garben unb # reiz
der SO atertalien, b~eionoers
6ammers fertig gemif9te
5arben, bic beiten unb biligiten i'm
Warfte, oi. unter boiler @arantie pers
fuuft perben. s T. unb g pi e.
gelglas unb an6ere in bieies Sad
idlasen6e Irtifel; morin Serr Miiller
bag gr6Bte 2ager i'm Meiten BEG @taa=
tes bat. N~uftrdge aug benz 2anbe tper=
ben prompt ausgefiibrt.
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gNnt. 4 6 sphn.

l1nfere 9auptnabrung TT unb bleibt
bas Sleii6, unb um iol4es frif6 uno
gut gu e%rlansen, fann man unm6glib
einen auperldifgeren Marft finben, als
ben BON @m. 66fling & Sobn, No.
511 Npe. 6. Sic 9erren baben benz
@ei@mad ibrer &unben @e6rung ges
tragen unb in ibrem @tablifement cine
taIte 9uftmaf6ine erri6tet, wel6e alen
Mnforoeruugen fir @rbaitung unb gnt=
fernung i6dblider Sngre6ien5en beg
6leii9es entipri6t. Sic baben beffdnz
Dig in ibren 8iebb0fen einen 9roBen
@orratb bon Waitbieb, aus tpel6em
nur bas Bette fur ibre Runoen sepdblt
miro. Wer reef beDient fein Mil, Der
beiu6e ben Marft, SEQ. 511
Mbenue s. 1,10t1i
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GrDffnuas bes beutiden @ei@stass.

Mm 8ormittage bes IS. Mobember
tpuroe i'm MeiBen Saale bes 8erliner
@1loHes Der oeuti6e &ei9stas bon benz
Minifter bon 80tti6er bur9 8erleiuns
elmer faiierliden Sbronreoe er0huet.
Sn bieier beibt es: rDte auswdrtige
politif bes beutf1en &ei6es nerfolst
bag 3iel, ben europdi1en Srieben aufs
re1t gu erbaIten. Ser @lnfluB, ben
9euti9lanb bur9 biefe feline 6rieoenss
liebe gemonnen bat unb bur9 bas al=
gemeiue 8ertrauen. meldes man auf
bas &eid iebt, riibren aumeiit pon benz
umftanbe Der, baB es an ben iebt i6mes
bensen idwierigen Gragen gar nidt bes
tbeiligt 1T, unb Johann BON Der Jreuno'
i1aft, wel9e Sen beutiben Gailer nit
Den beiben bena6barten 96fen nerbias
bet."
Sobanr tinbigt Der Safer an, baB
benz &ei9stase WaBregeln porgei6la=
cen rperoer, um bic gfettips 5tdrfe bes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gu erb6hen, nas-
ME bic Sbronrebe iagt-our6 bic Sers
mebruns Der Nrmeen Der Nadbarftaaten
gere9tferiist unb n6tbig miiroe. Sie
bierfir gebrau1ten Mtttel iolen our1
@rb6bung Der Matrifularbtitrdge Der
@in3eIitaaten unb bur6 cine reue Nnz
leihe aufsebradt mer6en.
@obanrt berbeiBt Der &atier cine &ez
gisrunssurrlage our @tmeiterung bes
Mrbeiter= nfaqperfi1erungs @sieyes.
Den peitereu Nusbau Der Sleuer. Ste
form beri1iebt Die &egierung big au ets
ner s3eit, in pelher bas 8plf bic Notbz
nenbtateit bieier &eform beutli6er eins
sefeben babeu Nib, ME bies iebt Der
Gall 1T.
Sn Ye3ug auf bos Geptennat faet
bic SbrOnrebe bas Nu1febsnoe: 9ur9
bas @efeB bonn 6. Wtai 1880 murbe bic
@aettlp : 6riebensftdlfe bes beuti4en
&tl9s beeres fsltseiebt big gum 81.
Mdrs 1888. Infer. Militdr : Spltem
uerlanst oaber ieyt cine @rneuerung out
elmer 8ahs, Delde uns b%auernoen
51ub unb bic Segnunsen bes Jriebens
garantirt.
Obgleid bic politif bes &eihes imz
ner friebli6 gemeien 1T, fam Seuti1s
lamb, in 0infi6t auf bic gntwidlung
Der MiIit6rma1t Der Nadbarifaaien
bic 8ersrOBerung feines 0seres ni6t
berf9iebeu. 9esbalb mirb benz Nei6ss
tage cine Bill oorSelegt tperben, nelbe
Die 8srmebrung Der Jriebens prd.
ienSsiifer beg 0eeres UNI $4,000 Mann
perlanet, unb apar Dom Yeginn Des
neuen @~tatsiabres an. Sn uebereinz
ltlmmuns nit Der 8unbesregierung boht
baber Der 2aiier superi6tli6, baB bic,
cur9 bic rationale 5iherbeit bebingte
No~tbpenbigfeit biei + 9eeresbertdrfung
bon unS gan3 bDn benz beuifhen 80lte
uno bsfeu 8erttetern i'm Get6stage aaz
erfannt peroen tpirb.
@omeit bic 9bronrebe. IS tpirb bes
ribtet, baB Der vfrieollde Son" berielz
ben (rpo Der itedt, 1T bel Der fortnobs
reuben 8etonung Der WDtbmenbigfelt
ueuer &nftungen nidt re1t aus5ufins
oen!) einen iebr giinitigen gtnfluB auf
bic groben eurDpdifben 86rien gebabt
babe. Oeferrei6ii6e, nngarifhe unb
ruifii9e Wertbpapiere, bic bebeutenb i'm
@ourie %gefunteH rparen, iino mieber be-
trd1tli9 geftiegen. Man erpartet, bob
Die geptennatsr gorlage. iobalb bic &e
gierung iie benz &eldstage aberreidt
bat, fofort elmer &ommiifion bon 81
MitgIieoern our 8orberatbung iiberse=
ben merben miro, UNI borber ben iibris
gen @tat gu beratben unb bic fritii6e
Debate iiber oieie 8orlage big gum
Sanuar gu peri6ieben.
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: Gin Geuer in Seferion serl6rte
elm babies 0duiergepiert. 8erIuft
$35. 900 on benz 7 peri9iebene @ef6afte
betbeiligt fnb.
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3ur Nutia fir @erii1erte.

Som 1. Nobember 1886 an tperbeu
ale Jeuer: 8erft6eruuss Policen nul
na6 @~inaablung Der prdmien in cash
abgeliefert.
6annie $. GIorian, &.W. Sap & Co.,
Us. q. 8onnnge, a.. MoDe,
Smith & Co., 1ran3 @lmenborf,
e. u. Young, Sbos. s. 8raop,
Wgenten.
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unitertreflide Nu5iebuns!
ueber cine talbe Mi0ipn p~erlppIf.
QDut1tana 9tate Qotterp Gr

NDut1tdnd SIdIe So11erD 20.
SieIes nititut pnrbe i'm Sabre 1858 fiji,
eraiebunss. uno @Obltbatisteits . 8mede bon
ber StaatSlegislatur fir ben 3eitraum bon
fiinfunDauanais Sabren sefesIib ineorporiri
nit einem 8apital bon 81. ooo, 900, gu meIdem
ie ieitber einen &efernefonb bon $55O,oO0 bin.
~3usefist bat. Durd elm Neutrality-suspicious.
8otum purOen ibre 0tedte elm She'll Der seaen.
p~drtisen Staatsconfitution a%nsenommen am
2. December 1879.
Sbre sroBen 8iebuuseub on etu3eI.
men hummer fnoen monatli9 fatt.
MiemaIs wirb eine SSiebuns berfdoben. Man
Iefe nadfolsenbeu RIan.
Nuberprbentlid pterteliabrltde 3te<
bung
In Der Gcabemt Of Wfuic, Stem Srleans,
Dienltag ben IA. December 1886
1OO, 900 1idets au $40 iebes.
9albe S.. 5inftel So. 3ebntel 81.
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0bptparapbiem.

Sie neueite Mobe bon photographer
1T bas %fogeHannte Scroll pbOto" in
@alapaDs @allerie. 9afeIbe miro bonn
Brof. @tbion, frtber in @bicago. angez
fertts.. 9erielbe III Der bette &etou6eur,
Der ie in Sun NntoniO mar. Alb Sf>
6%onltonIraBe.
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Arkansas Bay Saloon,

nabe WlanlasF 3 Depot.
Fred Mockert, -. @isentbimer.
Die fsiniteu Weins. quite WHISTLES unb 81.
auors uno fomoie Gigarren. @iStaltes @it9
Nilmautec unb anbsuier Bier ffets al Sanh.
G Dir Damsu 1T Elm elesait eingeri6teter
Parlor r%eierbirt. T10,t3M
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Weme @aarem! Wcme @aarem !
s m 81 nberellaS d bzStore,
Efe 6DuftDnfraRe e Wbe. g..

@de 9%outontraBe & Nbe. 6.
6err Baum pom Cinderella @hubs
fore bat Die. 6tli9en Mfdrtte beiu6t
uno einen iiberrai6enb rei6baltigen
8orratb bon Sduben fur 9amen unb
&inber. iomie fir 9erren eingetauft.
Sie Waaren fino pOr5i9li6: oauerbaft
unb febr preismirbig. Seoe 5amllie
iolte es fi@ our Qufgabe MAIDEN, i,,ren
8ebarf an @9ubaeug i'm @tnbes
rella Store gu faufen. Qlfo perz
geBt ni6t ben
CINDERELLA S~9ubsStore.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-04-22
TRANSATLANTIC.

A hot discussion is proceeding in
the British House of Commons, on
a motion by Gladstone for leave to
introduce bill granting home rule
to Ireland. BY the rules division
cannot be taken on the motion. Lord
Randolph Churchill, on the 18th,
fiercely attacked the proposal, say
ing the effect of home rule would
be to free Ireland from the su-
premacy of Parliament and the
sovereignty of the Queen. From
Irish calculations, it is regarded as
very doubtful if the bill will pass
the House. The "Daily News" has
caused sensation by turning right
about face against the Government,
it having previously been the Minis
terial organ and the only London
journal supporting Gladstone home
rule measure.
Right Hon. VIM. f. Foster, who
was Chief Secretary for Ireland
under Gladstone's former admins
tration, died April 5, aged GS years.
Cambridge has won the University
boat race, beating Oxford about half
a length, in one of the grandest
races ever rowed over the conrse.
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A PLEA FOR THE TREATY.

The Alta California of the 18th
inst. has a powerful plea for the
retention of the Hawaiian treaty,
based partly upon information given
in the following extract from the
article -
"A commissioner from the Domi-
Mon was delegated to the Hawaiian
Government, in effect to arrange
protocol for treaty to transfer the
rich commerce now plying to this
port to the Pacific terminus of the
Canadian Pacific Railway. This
commissioner has returned and re-
ported, and in his report one reads
the waiting attitude of England in
the matter. National influence
threads upon the treaty. Ours has
by that means become paramount,
but with the fall of the treaty il
falls never to regain its footing"
The article goes on to press, by
an array of facts and figures, the
commercial argument, and con.
cludes, "We do not believe the
treaty is doomed, for we do mo-
believe that English influence has
yet reached the height in our Con
gress which its abrogation woult
Enthusiastically imply"
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In itsreport for 1885, the Women's
Silk Culture Association of Phila-
delphia shows that the silk industry
in the United States is steadily
growing, but the product thus far is
too poor to attract the attention of
capitalists.
A man was found murdered in
Golden Gate Park, San Francisco,
and afterward identified as William
High, late arrival from Pennsyl-
vania. He had shown much sim
plicity, boasting on his way to the
Coast of having $3.50 on his person.
Doubts are strongly expressed OF
the passage Of the Morrison-Hewitt
tariff bill. 1t retains 10 percent on
sugar, which, it is both asserted and
denied, will secure the Louisiana
vote. Ohio Democrats are out.
spoken against the bill. The metal
schedule was left untouched to catch
Pennsylvania, but protectionists dc
not believe the bait will be taken.
Owing to the immense increase il
business, the Atchison, Topeka ant
Santa Fe Railroad is making more
money under the cut rates than i
did when charging full rates.
The principal part of the town o.
Key West, Florida, was burned
March 80; loss 81, 800, 900, will
about 500, 900 insurance.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-04-22
THE new BROOM.

EDITOR BULLETIN:-I think our
community should be very thankful
to His Excellency the Minister of
Interior for promoting and appoint
ing the new Postmaster-General.
The new official in time will meet with
the full approval of the public. He
is a lawyer and he understands the
English language well, and in
making fresh postal treaties he will
be of invaluable assistance to the
Government. He will be able to
select from the postal laws of for
eign countries such of the laws as
will be of advantage in our kingdom.
1t is to be regretted that David
Manaku, who has been faithful
officer in the postal department for
so long time, had not been ap-
pointed as Deputy Postmaster, but
l suppose the Minister of Interior
had good reason for ignoring his
claims.
have no doubt the Minister will
now be able to carry out the reforms
in the department to his satisfac-
ton, which hitherto he has not been
able to do. The postal department
is one of the most important under
the Government, one that the busi-
ness community take deep interest
in, and doubtless the Minister of
Interior had that fact in view when
he nominated the present head of
the service. The postal arrange
ments on the other islands will now
be attended to, and the postal money
order system that has been ihaugu-
rated will be extended to all the
offices in the kingdom which have
previously not had the benefit of it.
PATRIOT.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-04-22
FOREIGN NEWS.
(San Francisco, april 1871, per
s. s. Rio de JaneirO.)
UNITED STATES.

Peace is being preserved effec-
tually at st. Louis by the military.
Under promise of military protec-
ton, many persons engaged to 60 to
work on the 18th. The coal miners
have resolved to hold out until after
the strike of the Knights is ended.
Several deputy sheriffs were before
the courts for fatal shooting in a
collision with the mob at East st.
Louis. The yard and switch men
of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
have gone to work in body.
Strikes are announced, of l,200
laborers on street Improvements at
San Antonio, Texas, and over 1000
tailors in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
One hundred schoolboys at Green
Point, L.J., struck for an increase of
recess, from 10 minutes to 80, but
while policemen were on the ground
to preserve order the mother Of the
ringleader forced her son to enter
the school and thus squelched the
revolt.
The Boston block, containing the
post office, in Minneapolis, Mimi,
was burned on the 18th. The mails
were saved but the law library Of
1000 volumes was wholly lost,
Iowa had amended its prohibitory
liquor law in points where its work
jng was defective.