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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-10

A PARTY of about six lively fellows
on horseback galloped out to Kalihi
yesterday, and painted the valley red.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-10

OAHU College, Punahou Prepare
tory School and st. Andrews Priory
opened this morning for new term.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-10

The literary committee of the De-
batting Society will meet at the Ho-
tel this evening.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-10
CARGOES FROM ISLAND PORTS.

Mikahala-2436 bags sugar, and 500
bag rice. ..
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-10

a BIRTHDAY anniversary was celc-
brated at Waikiki yesterday.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-10
DEPARTURES.

Sept 10
Bktne $ G Wilder for San Francisco at
2 O'Clock p IN
Stmr Mokolii for .Iolokai
Stmr Likelike for Kahului and Maui at
SPIN
Schr Manuokawai for Koolau at p IN
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-10

THE Appropriation bill is still on
third reading as we go to press.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-10

THE steamer Kilauea Hou will lay
up for a general overhauling.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-10

A SITUATION as book-keeper or
cashier is wanted.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-10

The old bank beat the new in the
clay pigeon shooting contest on Sa-
turday.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-10

The steamer j. A. Cummins will
take some machinery for Heeia plan
tation this week.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-10

Mr.. T. L. Lansing and family are
stopping at III, Johnson's, Waikiki.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-10
MONDAY, SEPT. 10, 1888.
ARRIVALS.

sept "
Schr Kaulilua from Kauai
Stmr Mikahala from Kauai
Stmr Lehua from Hamakua
Blk Ceylon from Mendocino, Cal
Blk Sonoma from San Francisco
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-10

A FoUR-HoRsE bus loaded with
young men "took in" the Pail yes
terday.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-10
MIR, ROLAND is building new boat
for DR.. 1rousseau,


MIR. ROLAND is building q new boat
for Dr.. rousseau
A SITUATION as book-keeper or
cashier is wanted.
THE steamer Kilauea Hou will lay
up for q general overhauling.
--4 -----~--------
A BIRTHDAY anniversary was celc-
brated at Waikiki yesterday.
THE Appropriation bill is still on
third reading as we go to press.
Mr.. T. L. Lansing and family are
stopping at II, Johnson's, Waikiki.
-S--s->-
A FoUR-HoRsE bus loaded with
young men took in" the Pail yes
terday.
The old bank beat the new in the
clay pigeon shooting contest on Sa-
turday.
The steamer j. A. Cummins will
take some machinery for Heeia plan
tation this week.
THE literary committee of the De-
batting Society will meet at the Ho-
tel this evening.
OAHU College, Punahou Prepare
tory School and st. Andrews Priory
opened this morning for II new term.
A PARTY of about six lively fellows
on horseback galloped out to Kalihi
yesterday, and painted the valley red.
Mr.. Henry N. Castle is taking a
vacation preparatory to leaving for
Harvard Law School to resume his
studies.
QUITE an audience assembled in
the Legislative hall at l o'clock, to
hear the bribery committees report,
but they all got "hoka."
III. b. M. S. HYAcINTH is holding
her annual target shooting practice
A squad of about Ia went out to the
III. r. A. range this morning, where
practice is being held. The shooting
will continue throughout this week.
THERE will be wedding at the
Roman Catholic Church on Satur-
day. Just as the reporter had finish
ed writing the above item, a stray
knocking. bird came and lighting on
| the house, said, "Pod, pody, more
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
AFORGIyING HUSBAND.
Mr. Henry VIII Marry His Divorced
WHO again.

A Wlseca (Minn telegram SAYS; A cor
respondent to-day met j. A. Henry, editor Of
the Jauc.yile Argus, whose wifc's scnsa-
tional elopement with the Rev. David Sey-
mour excited 20 much interest on over the
country. Mr. Henry was asked II the rumOr
was trlIe that he and his divorced wife were
On the point OF second marriage. lie re-
piled:
"Yes, soon; IN few weeks. Some PEG.
ple NAV think II strange that l should marry
the woman again, but II they could only see
how delighted my children are when they
see me in company with their mother they
would not blame me. My children are dear
er to me than my life and / am Wiling 10
do anything that will promote their happi-
ness"
Mr.. Henry intends 10 remain in Evansville,
and expects that time will bury from sight
and bearing the much-tO-be-regretle1 cpl.
sOds that struck a blow AZ the happiness Of
80 many people. As the matter has gained
national notoriety, Mr. Henry IL perfectly
willing that everybody should know that he
is about again 10 clasp the erring woman 10
his bosom. After Mrs. Henry came back
Seymour came West again. HIS long-suiier-
ing and patient wife bad forgiven hin. lie
went 10 a little town 10 Michigan, and began
life over again as 4 laborer. The man whom
he had WToDged was his Nemesis Mr..
Henry. learning where Seymour was, bad
some circulars printed giving a complete
record OF the reverend scoundrel's wicked.
ness. These he caused to be distributed
broadcast in the town where Seymour was
living. and The disgraced preacher had 10
leave town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

7 have always acted with the Republican
marty. and IL Is hard to break no old ntsocia-
tIons: bu, the party has proved false to It's
record on the tariff question, and cannot
couscieutiously act with Il longer. i have
felt for some time that must take this step,
and this seems to be the proper time. When
/ see men like Mr.. Long and hr.Lodge eat
Ing their own words In order TO keep IN
lire with the party ! feel that the
time has come to let the party 90. Mr.. Long
bids good-by TO his former opinions on the
tariff, and i've forgets his strong temperance
priuciples 10 accept the free whiskey plank
In the p4rty's platform. and Mr.. Lodge Is In
about the same situation. When Mr.. Cie1e-
land issued bis manly, outspokeu message IN
favor OF a reform in the tariff Mr.. Blaine
seized upon the opportunity imme-
diatery to publish manifesto en-
bodymg extreme protection views. He
evidently expected 10 bring the Republican
party 10 an endorsement OF those views, and
he succeeded, - witness the Chicago plat
form. am more than ever eonEinced oil The
necessity OF tariff reform, and / Believe that
such Isl the opinion OF most thinking men.
have not changed my views; 1t Is the Repub-
lean party which has changed, therefore l
shall vote for President Cleveland"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
annihnntinr q mult,form pl.case.

Mlasmaiic or mslsrial disease has many
forms Physicians have, for the sake OF conye-
nience and FOR the purpose Of Indicating it, most
strongly marked forms, subdividcd IL into Inter-
mittent- and bilious remitteut-fever. DUMB
ag1o, and ague-cske. But It presents en- Infinite
variety Of symptoms In different individuals
Be these symptoms what they will, always re-
member that hosiettcr's stoma h Bitters viii
annihllnto them at the outset AMI prevent their
recurrence. review ~ the proofs will convince
any one OF the fact. This. however, Il imp'sSi-
bic because they arc too numerous. and unne-
cessary becadse tue elects Of this grand anti
mAlarial specific are O matter OF common
knowledge. 40 less familiar 20 the public arc
It's remedial aud preventive effects In bilious NJ
tacks, constipation. dyspepsia. incipient rheu-
matism, debility. ana kidney troubles. Is -
moreover al excellent appotizer and tonic ner-
vino. o. IS~ThtW)Sa&Tu
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SfIeet-RallWaNR.


a street.rsilway convention was held in
Washington few DAYS ago. The president
Of It says that In Chicago his company ope-
rstes 100 mites of horse railway and 40
miles OF cable. The employees OF the horse
roads are paid II cents an hour, while the
empioy6s on the cable roads are paid 2G
and 30 cents an hour respectively; yet Il
costs 235 cents a mile TO run horSe-car and
hut 100 cents an hour TO run csble.car at d
much greater rate OF speed.
As was natural In such a convention, the
comparative advantages Of the several cleo
trio systems, the cable lines. and the horse
ears came up incidentally aud accidentally
for discussion. aud representatives, OF the
several systems were heard. The Post says !:
"Mr 4. J. Sprague advocated The value
al the system invented by him ard was en-
ihuSiaslIc IN bis statements. but MIR. Il. W.
Blae6 well, also OF New loT6, and repre-
seuting the Bentley.k night Company, was
not one whit behind MIR. Sprague in hs
eloQuence and arTay Of statistics. lie be-
lleves IA the conduit system, and makes his
belief knOwa In clear baritone voice. Mr..
George ". Msns6eld. OF Boston, appeared
in behalf Of the Thompson. Houston Com
pany, AVID pointed with pride TO The Eek.
inston electric road now operating In this
city.
"Several questions were asked by a num-
her NJ members as % the relative cost and
safety ~ electric and other systems, and I'm
little while the discussion became general"
The next point considered was As 10 the
hest kind Of brakes. This discussion ought
10 interest the people OF Richmond, seeing
that our heavy grades and short curves
reader brakes The most important part Of the
etreet-car, and rccolleetlng that bad acct
dent resulted on our electric line a week
or two ago from the failure Oi the brakes 10
perform their office. We quote the Post:
"One distressed member wanted 20 know
what was the best kind Of an auxiliary
bake, and Mr.. 4. 4. King, OF Springfield.
ieiaied the particulars OF an accident on his
ROAD, due Principally 10 the faet that the
track Wa covered with fallen slippery
leaves, and secondsTaly because The car had
no auxiliary brake. He bsd learned mach
since then, however, and now the cars on
his road were igri loaded down with brakes;
In fact ear cceid not run away down HID
now unless Il took the track along with u.
Nj. Smalis, Of Jersey CITY, said the cars
on bis read were supplied with all the brakes
they could esrp, aud Ia addition 10 these
tes3 had an ample supply OF sand aud salt
lie had Just perfected another and & more
powesiGi brake. and this would be placed on
tbe carr ~ soon ~ they could bnd room for Il.
Tbs latest 'nveaiion would operate on Two
sdditsoBsl rails laid In the ceaire OF tho
track. and mas 70 powerful that Il weuid iiit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1888.
a New Hope-Close Figuring,

a Now ttODe-ClO5c iBuIlAE'
II was until very recently assumed that
there was 10 possibility Of rejecting Mr..
CLEyELAvO without the vote 81 thc state OF
New York. III ali the estimates made OF the
relative strength Of him and bis competitor
II was assumed that whilst It was possible for
HARnIsoN n vas not possible for CLEVELAND
% be elected without the vote Of New York.
The number 81 electoral votes necessary
90 q choice f 201. OF these the solid South
casts 1913. leaving AZ " he cast IN the North.
Adding New York. Now Jersey, Connect
cut, and Indiana 20 tho solid South The total
Democratic votc would Dc 30 THE number
received by CLHyELAND four years ago; but
II New ORR should fsil to do her duty the
Democratic total would De only is3, even il
New Jersey, Connecticut, md Indiana oil
voted Tor CITyELAsp. u followed that
UAtni.os would certainly be elected unless
CLEVELAND carried NoN York.
But new forecast must now DC made.
Illinois is claimed by leading Democrats as a
doubtlpi State. We give wcek or two ago
some specimens Of the rev estimates that
bal even then begun 10 Doe made, and which
claimed Illinois rs possible CLEVELAND
state. Within the last week tho Democratic
claim has been renewed. An Illinois CORE.
upondeut of the New York Times made
some days ago predictions, the nature Of
which can be inferred from tho following
reference to them IN letter from an
Illinois Republican 10 the Republican Til
buuc 81 New York city. We quote:
"Pcmt mo 90 refer you b. a letter In the
New York Times Of to-day on The political
situation iu The State OF Illinois. Tie facts
hc There Gives t0 show that lllinoi. may be
,lasycd as doubtful State ore well offered,
and will hc Wise for The Republican icad-
Cr~ iu TINS campaign 90 consider them care
fully. The Democratic patty j. certainly
Carrying 90 'rt,il hunt in that stale.
Iie Society ~ thr Patrons ~ llusblu-
DIV n tho element among the farmers
ii1t D. being used for thi- purpose. The
master of Toe Stat. Grange. j. NJ. Ihomp-
SON. WHO ht,s uear J.llrf. ll.. (. working
acliy.y iu this lime. lic was hrmrrIVa Re-
publican. and was trained in vo9l.,n.mauu-
factnr'ur, but Is nov % farmer and stock
raiser. iis i7n huCht and iuiCU'g'11 man,
and hls written many uilriD- on Che tatd
Qu,rUou ion thc pppO- ~ tc order 81
liu-htudr, which hHvc h'1 O. great in-
nurg,'e ~ niins'ns S''UI 'Ir I'e.'nk
,' ,,, ,,,,i.,. ..,b h,r, ,.,.
matc that ,hey clu cause q change II about
Gyc voters n.m thc Republican, 10 tnc p.nl-
"cf''t l'i ti.' i'"n'H'i '' H'1''' w '''''
,,,.o, '...o. ,..'.n-,.,,,n n,,. tio ct,tr r1i
certainly co D. mur,auc. Tin, WORK among
The farmer, 81 not recent thing. IL began
tell} ln ihr l'''' t'o WAS We" 0'''l..'u
49,, .,...,. i.,.,,. ,,,. a. ,h., order I'm.
Is vhy say n a. 'stul hunt II the
Republicans ito moi act Wisely and
promptly they Wil Cad about the I'm ~
November nest 'hH in'y nave losl li'luo'S'
Nhi- puts No." lace upon th' mater
MD ln lhc 1903 Nut'r "i thc e"iu Noulh' 'nr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
The cheers slnued, but Iae Tramp
Dtd Act

Two ladies Of san Quentin, Cal. were
stopped by a tramp as they were driving
from san Rafael, three miles distant. He
mlde them hand over the proceeds OF their
shopping tonr- a yard OF silk, three spoois OF
silk thread, two dress shields, and roll Of
butter. lleals0 took all the money they had,
fifteen cents, and, bowng low, SAID as be de-
parted: pardon me, missuses, but folks
must fake grub where they finds
IT," A few DAYS after Ssrd, Ons
OF the same hGles, driving on
that road, saw him again. and, turning
around. drove back and potfed the police.
Two OF ghem rigged themselves in skirts,
shaWlS, bonncts and heavy wells. and, get
ling into buggy, drove out on tee rOad.
suddenly man Jumped from the brush,
md. grabbing the horse, said Hold YOUR
boss. me preities " AN right. my maB, "
said the driver, Ia gruf tones, and bis COM
pinion pokea . revolver from under his
shaw and covered the tramp. 1t was com-
pete surprise 70 that person, bat he Fecoy-
cred sufficiently 10 say that he thought
their check-line was loose. and, thinking
they were ladies, wanted TO OK Il The
officers smiled
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
ALtIEE ABLE.
Court news Stock-SaIe Day Per-
sOuaI.

s0Nni.
fCorresponlence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, October ~, lsss.
The Circuit Court for this district Judge
u. A. Grlmsley presiding has been IN scs-
sion for the past ten days, and will not adj
iourn until the middle Of next week. The
court has been occupied in trying a great
many minor cases. The fsrrar viii ease,
Jesse and James learrar rs. Farrar's cXecu-
tors. which occupied tbe attention Of the
court fer several days, resulted in hung
iury. Several railroad cases came up at this
session OF the court. The case OF Durreu
rs. Virginia Midland Railroad Company was
decided in favor OF The plaintiff damages
$500. aud the case Of Stralt0n sud Others as.
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pauy also for plaintiff damages $500.
Yesterday eas regular stock.Sale day here,
hut there were not as many Of our farmers m
town ~ usual, 81 most Of them are nov busy
gathering their crops or sowing wheat.
The cattle which were brought IN yesterday
sold for yery fair prices.
The wOollen-mills a. this place are very
busy at present, and the orders for goods
come in so fat that they ind il necessary 10
run night snd day In order TO supply the de-
mands. These mIlls have loom at the
Richmond Exposition which IS said 10 at
tract considerable attention.
Mrs. Lola f.. PAYNE aud Mrs. Mary J..
Ferguson, who have been visiting their pa
rents, MIR. and Mrs. J.. II. smith, Of Rich
mond, baye returned home.
The cadets Of the Annapolis Academy
have challenged the students Of the Uni
yersity Of Virginia for 4 game Of football
and the professional baseball nine OF Wash
ington for match game 81 baseball.
Mr.. NJ NJ. Du Pre-. loca! editor OF the
Charlottesville Chronicle, returned last night
from q short visit 10 Richmond.
Colonel William Taylor. Of Petersburg, Is
visiting friends at the University OF Nir-
GINA.
Mrs. II. NJ. Hope and family are visiting
friends aud relatives IN Norfolk. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

The cur tip OF The track, thus combining the
work OTIS brake and llftina-Iack."
Let us have Mr.. KiSu's or Mr.. swALL's
brake 10 RIchmoBd.
After adjournment the major portion OF
the convention drove up 20 New York ave-
nue. and Seventh street, where they witness
ed the practical working Of the lexington
aud Soldiers Home electric railway, what
ever that railway Is, and are reported TO have
been we'll pleased.
Electric roads are the roads Of the future.
They are not yet perfect by a good deal.
But they improve so rapidly that we shall
soon cease 10 talk OF horse roads. All the
railroads. long and short, win before many
years be electric roads.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
A Rich Treasure Cave.

A Denver (Col.l special says: one Of the
most rich and marvellous strikes that have
been made in Colorado has just been made
in The Aspen mines NJ Aspen. Last night 4
cave was struck which is thirty feet long
and about seventy feet n high. Lyme
on Ne wall is bed OF ore seven feet
thick that is enormously rich. some Of Il
GOES as high IS 1000 ounces 10 the ton, and
II will average several hundred ounces. Al
the far end OF The cave a crevlce running
across the formation was found OF an un-
Known depth. Attempts were made 70 get
some idea OF IFS depth by timing the fall OF
stones, but the stones would keep on falling
until the noise Of their striking against
the sides would grow too indlstinet
10 be distinguished. A strong current OF
arr comes up through the tssure. THIS Is
found In the first level. which was formerly
known as the erich drift. After passing
through the ore that gave Il this name the
dnft is In about 500 feet, aud has now opeued
the new bonanza found in the cave. This
mine hoisted seyenty-six tons OF ore In three
bOuFs this afternoon from l O'Clock until T.,
valued at nearly so, 900,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
Caroline and Mecklenburg.

We have received from Caroline county a
COPY Of "IIsnd.Book DampheD o. that
county, published by authority Of the Board
Of supervisors, containing a map OF Caro-
line a. well as an iptercstIug account Of her
natural resources aud her products.
Also, from Becklenburg county. pam
phlct concerning Chase City-tllat rapidly
growing town-its location. advantages, and
prospects.
All such publications are not only inte-
resting, but valuable. Our wide-awake
Commissioner Of Agriculture will not let
one Of them escape bis vigIlant eye when be
begins 70 prepare his next annual report.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
REPRESENTATIVES vrcrinizED,
A western Union wire Tapped ana
TSey are sent false Race Reports.

A Washington special says: The book
makers VINO have established themselves
lust outside OF the city limits 10 avoid the
law agsinst poolscllIng passed by the pres
ent Congress were neatly tricked this after
pooa. There are about dozen firms doing
husiness and each was "touched," as the
fraternity says. News from the various
race-tracks Is conveyed to them over . single
wire from the main Office OF the Western
Union. Some enterprtslng rogue tapped
The wire and sent them false report Toe
conicdeyates cashed their tickets on the bo-
gus winners and succeeded IN getting away
before She fraud was discovered.
Lynn IS Wall acknowledged being victim
Ted out OF 5000. The Jones Brothers say
sI95 viii cover their loss. Others place their
Losses u lower figures, hut decline to state
the exact sums. From other sources II IS
stated, however, that the total will foot up
about g, 900. There Is not The slightest clue
to the perpetrators.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

The New York Times, referring TO the re-
g'strntIon in that city, says The figures In
dictate total registration OF nearly $4,000
aud total vote Of more than quarter OF a
million, and after stating its belief that the
vote ia November will come nearer the re-
eislrstIon than usual gives this bit OF en-
couIseing information:
Inexperienced politicians reckon that In q
total vote Of 100000 Cleveland must receive
a majority little n Of oil short OF 10000, and
such a majority would doubtless amply sui-
Gee 10 secure BIN the State"