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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-02

1 hear a great deal about what the
country has gained by the revoIu-
ton, and read whole columns OF
bunkum in the Government rag
upon the same interesting subject.
Roads that rival those Of the old
Romans, all over the country;
economy OF the public finances that
outruns the most parsimonious
Chinaman, that lessons the paltry
pittances of hard-worked and hard
working country physicians to be-
stow So, 900 year upon the Presi-
dent Of the Board Of Health, and
robs from the requisites of the city
front to give to the rugged summit
of Punchbowl in the rear, etc. ETC.,
etc. These, and others unneces-
Sary to mention, are gains we should
never forget and should ever be
grateful for. And we are not likely
to forget them as long as the party
placed IN command by the revolu-
ton Is In possession OF an organ with
the bellows power and wind capacity
OF the Advertiser" 1t can blow,
blow, blow, everlastingly blow about
these prooI9iouS Achievements OF
"reform. but there are some
points gained by the shakIng-np Of
June So eighteen months ago, which
the organ cannot touch if it would,
and dare not If 1t could Il 'aIi7 to
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-02

Election will reveal to his mind the
weakness of his claim and the ab.
surdity Of his growing. My advice
Ia: Friend, il you possess any re-
Elective capacity, exercise it for the
brief period of few seconds; and /
heartily hope that thereafter you
will cease to make yourself ridicu-
lous in the eyes of sensible people
ly evcrlastingly driveling about hav-
ing carried a gun
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-02

The late Premier was a thorn in
the sides of many when he WAS in
power, and as long as hSliyed after
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-02

amateur play actors AMI actresses
are really entitled TO our best thanks
for the amusement they have afford.
ed us by playing "t'atiencc. They
are, indeed! f! othiug has over been
better placed on the boards of the
Opera House hy amateurs; nor by
professionals either, for that matter
In the first place, the selection
was good. Not that l am struck
crazy by the piece as a whole, like
some OF my friends. The music is
good, and the burlesQue is exceed
ingly clever in parts but there is
deuced lot of ohaff in proportion to
the wheat--too much mortar for the
bricks. Yet it is an amusing play,
and there are lots of good laughs to
be found in it. Now, that is the
proper kind of thing to put on the
stage for public entertainment in
fnitely more to my taste than the
dreary solemnities of Shakespeare.
| don't like tragedy, and don't want
to go to theatre to witness it.
There is too much blood and thun-
der in it. | 90 to theatre for
amusement, and not to be Mortified
or made unhappy. get too much
of the latter every day from my Gre
ditors. Tragedy generally gives me
the rheumatism, but anything of the
"Patience" stamp helps to clear the
liver. Then, the ladies and gentle
men all did so wonderfully we'll
sufficient to captivate the most pro-
found critic, or, if not, he would be
at liberty TO put his head in a bag.
From beginning to end, everything
ran on with brilliant evenness, like
q sparkling waterfall. The two ma
val gentlemen, (Lieutenants Pears
and st. John) and the favorte
demoiselle (Miss Rose Makee), who
represented the leading parts, were
expressly made for the parts, or th,
parts were made for them, which o.
course depends upon chronology
The local milk-maid is gem--looks
sings, and acts her part charminglJ
-forcibly reminding one of the in
comparable piquant little Julia Mat
thews Of twenty years ago, on th'
London stage. Really, ladies anc
gentlemen all, we thank you very
much for the pleasure and amuse
mcnt you have afforded us. Ever
a cantankerous Arab thinks bette
of life since Tuesday night.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-02

Diy- ook of Word of The opera will
be 30 q in lhe lh,nr T ut lOcents copy
1913 I'd
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-02

Walking up Fort street the other
day, | met Kaflir acquaintance.
Accosting me, he said, "Antisha-
mus, / have been on friendly terms
with you for long time, and | have
never asked a favor of YOU" Right
YOU are, said /, if we except the nu
merous occasions on which you have
suggested that cocktail would re-
lieve the parched condition of your
swallow. "Well," continued he,
"the time has come when you can
do me a good turn" Certainly,
said l, broadly limiting that spondu-
lix possessed a great power in this
untoward world. 81 carried gum"
said he, ION the 30th of June, 1887,
and three or four days thereafter,
for which | expected n nice easy
Government billet, but after waiting
a year-and-a-hal have got nothing,
and would like you to say something
in your Medley about how dis
gracefully / have been treated, only
don't mention my name" | pro
| missed to take the matter under con-
sideration, and we parted, he going
his way and / mine.-I kept my
promise, and have done a lot of con-
sidering. The consequence is that
| have come to the conclusion to
feel sick of this gun-carrying talk.
1t was quite diyerting for while,
when it was new and fresh but it
has grown stale, and Is played out.
1t is rather nauseating at this late
date. Besides, there is nothing no.
vel about carrying gun, nor any
thing meritorious. OF course, it in
dicates more than ordinary human
strength to be able to carry an old
gan that has grown into cannon,
but to carry one Of those pieces that
are used for target practice is as
easy as eating duff. Any fool can
do that. / have even heard of a
COW handling musket. But to be
able to use gun, so .as to make a
bullseye at a thousand yards every
time, shows skill that merits recog-
milton. A man who can do that is
bound to win prize, and if he is
cheated out of it by any hocus-po'
Gus, he is justified in kicking like {
donkey, Now, if my friend vii
assure me that he has fairly won the
II. II. A. medal, and hasn't got it
or that he has shot off an unoffend'
ing citizens head, and hasn't beel
swung up by the neck for his pains
then | shall inquire the reason why
But if he thinks that indulgence il
the pleasant pastime of carrying {
musket around the streets of Homo
lulu entities HIM TO Government
billet, ] am of opinion that he enter
tains an inflated estimate of his ser
vices, and a few minutes serious re
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Who wants Palace Square fenced?
Nobody, except the Minister of In
terror and his salaried servant, the
editor of the Advertiser. " The
other gentlemen of the Cabinet are
not of the same mind. They cannot
be. l never heard any of them say
so, nor anybody else say that they
have said so. But | cannot believe
it possible that more than one of
four int, ,lligent gentlemen can possi-
bly, be Of that mind, Indeed, it is
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-02

No. l--Runniog R"ce, u mite dash,
Plz - For awaiian lrel
years old, to cary Is
pounl,.
No. 2-Running Race, mile dash,
tliHe - For Haw iIan bred
horses up to yea DID, to carry
ll5 pounds.
No. 3.-Trotling and Pacing Race, l
mile dash. Prize - For IIa-
waiian bred hoses. ; Years cd,
10 mrne>, and % rules.
No. 4.-''unnlng R,cc IL y lie dash
P,'zc - F II wa ian bred
horses uo,ter 7 year, Old, catch
weights.
No. 5.-Tro'rinr Race, mile and re-
p"al, Prilc-- Double teams.
Free TO all.
No. 6.-Run' ing Race 4 mile dash,
P z" - Fon Hawaiian bred
hor-es, ? Years old, each
wig l..
No. 7.-Bi " Lace, , mile cash,
1t Ere. 10 all.
No. s.-Runnng Rec. y mile dash,
Pi " - For Hawai- an bl,
h rs, yrars o!G, catch
weights.
No. st 20 ting Race to Road Cart.
mi dash l'tiZe - Fo H.
wailan bred 10 ses. Free TO all.
No. ln.-Ruunng Race mile dash,
Pr,Ze - For Hawaiian bred
hoitcs, cars Old, 10 carry rs
p ,unrs.
No. ll.-Trct 'ng Race, mile dash,
Prize - For all horses that
never beat inmates.
No. 12-Pony Race, mile dash, P ize
For Hawai- an bred
ponies, 3 ear, old, not over IA
hands high.
| No. l3-Trotting Race 10 Road Cart, |
mile dash Prize - Free to
al
| No. 14.-Running Race, ~ mile dash
Prize - Free To all.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-02

HAWAIIAN OPERA HOUSE |
Lessee. ...........L. ] Levcy.
Managers. Wilson IL Cameron.
stage manager. \. w. Filson.
For One Night Only
Saturday, Feb. 9Th,
WILSON & CAMERON'S
Speciality Company
American & European Artists,
Will make their first and only ap-
renrance prc,io s to their de.
parturc for san Francisco.
This Conn any is composed of the
greatest array Of til"n that ever ap.
"e'rd leiorr an Cn'l h'cgcd public,
and CONSIST of
wi son d Cameron,
The Comedy Team of the World. The
Marvel ,us
Donaldson Brothers,
The Wonders ot She 10 il Century in
lhCir grca, act Lee TONNES
klast qucs."
Ellison & Enrol,
The Most Finished Nocalsts & Com dy
Artist.
Miss May Cameron.
| Ftr On ~ uf -eijo Cumlqu" & Song
and Dlce Arli- e.
The Beautiful Q nj alto,
Miss Zee Earle.
The NJ ,rvelou tie q eat, the Only
Mons. ID Couche,
F. m Iii" q, que d. Paris.
PRsEsIss as ES SUAE.
Box plan wi upen al ! :. J. IrveS :
office, ca nef Frri and Queen slrec' on
Fhursd y mouLn@ a. 'ctnck. 1872 +
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-02

Those r. n. gentlemen, who are
our welcome visitors, and our own
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-02

pa" rle rumbnr of tickets for any
on purchas' /, is limited to ten.
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Doors Open at 7:so-asaBg- Commence at 8
PRICES as USUAL.

Box office for Thursday evening will
oven mt j F. BROWN & Co 5 on Wednes.
day, Jan 30lh, at 8 A. N.
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II IA "h''N stS "
Box plan wi urrn at ! J. IrveI'>
office, CO nef Frr and Queen slrre' Oh
Fhursd y monlin@. N 'ctrck. 1872 f
The Helena independent., 1889-03-16
A BUILDER IN TROUBLE.

VIM. n. Davis. of Chicago. Charged With
swindling and Other Grimes.
CHICAGO, March l5.-WillIam II. Davis,
wellknown builder and real estate
dealer, was arrested to-day charged with
victimlzng President Tolman, of the Chi
cago Trust and Savings bank. Forgery
was the specification, but the purpose was
TO hold Davis in addition for an extensive
series Of offences, such as selling 10 each
OF a number of people the same piece OF
property. The prisoner quickly gave bail
on the forgery charge and dlsap-
peared from the Justices office be-
fore IL was realized that additional
warrants were necessary. Tonight II
would appear that besides the pluHder
from his alleged crimes, he has made away
with all his real estate holdings. Where
the money has gone TO is mystery. Davis
has been In the real estate business In Chi
cago for ten years, and has a handsome
residence ON the west side. The amount
fraudulently secured by Davis In his deal
ings with Banker Tolman is said TO be
about Slb, 1000. The extent of his ill-g0tten
gains from others is not known, but Is esti-
mated 10 be large.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-16
MACHINERY |
John STEDMAN
HELENA. MONTANA.
IRON AND BRASS
Founder and MaChiniSt.
IRON FRONTS AHEAvY MILL CASTINGS
srsaALsr
Alias Summons.

In the District court OF the First judicial district
of the Territory OF Montana in and for the county
OF Lewie and Clarke.
c. v. Kills, doing business under the name and
style Of O. .. blIis and Company, plaintiff, ,s.
Louis A. Won H. ffmsn, defendant.
The people OF the a erritory OF Montana, send
greeting ~ the above named defendant
You are hereby required 20 sppear In an action
brought against you by the above named plsintin
In the District court % the Frst Judicial district
OF the Territory Of MontanA, IN and for the county
Of Levie and Clarke, and 10 answer the complaint
fled therein, within ten days texclnsive Of the day
OF servioe) after the service on you of thie cum
mons, II served within this county; or, II served
out Of this county, but In this district, within
twenty days; otherwise within forty days or Judge
ment by default will be taken against ron, aocord-
ing % the prayer Of said complaint. The said Nc
tion Il brought 20 obtain q judgment of said
court against you for the sum Of six hundred and
nifty dollAre, the value 0t ceialn services rendered
Helsna. Montana Territory, IN the eale sf certain
real e. tate eliuated IN phid Helena between the
nrst day Of July 1888, and the xrd day OF october
1877, together with interest thereon from October
x3rd, 1875, st ten per cent per snnum becau q OF
your unreasonable and sexstionous delay IN pay
ing ssid sum; al ~ more fully appears Ia the
complaint on nls herein 10 which refsrsncs is
HEREBY hsd.
sppear and snswer the omplAint, AZ above re-
qnlred the said plaintiff will take judgement
sgalnst you for the sum Of Elk hundred and atty
dnlsrs with interest thereon from October 28rd
1855 at ten per cent per annum and costs OF suit.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the dis
trict court OF the lrst Judicial District Of the
Territory OF Montana, In and for the county of
Lewis and Clarke. this ist day Of March. In the
ysar Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
fseall F.w. MCCONNELL, Clerk.
BY Leon LsCfoix. Deputy Clerk.
III. q. 1cintire Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-16
Summons.

In The district court Of the arst judicial district
Of the territory OF Montana In asd for The county
Of Lewis And Clarke.
Christopher Q, sogyle, plaintiff. vs. William
The people Of the territory OF Montana, send
greeting 10 the ab We named defendant:
You are hereby ,quired 70 appear ia an action
brought against you by the above named plaintin
In the dletrct court Of the fret Judicial district
Of the territory OF Montana In ana for the county
Of Lewis and Clarke and TO anewer the complaint
fed therein within ten days lexclu . OF the day
Of eeryice) after the eeryte on you OF this sum
mops n served within this county; or, " carved
out Of tlis comfy. but In this disiriet within
twenty dsye; otherwise within forty dhys, or
judgment by default will be taken against you
according 20 the prayer OF said complaint, The
said action IL brought 10 recover the sum OF ave
hundred and forty two and seventy one hundredih
dollars with interest thereon from the 18th DAY OF
February 1889 al the rate Of ten per cent per an.
nun upon certain expressed contract made and
entered into on the sth day Of November, is5s,
between plaintiff and defendant, whereby defend.
ant agreed 70 pay plaintiff nftsen ubj cents per
cubic yard for all grading for the Northern Ps-
cins railroad company al the smelter at Kast Hsl
enA, under which contract plaintiff GRADED ssls
legged 70 have become due and which Ia alleged
you have not paid.
And yoa are hereby notified that II you fail to
appear and answer the said compliant ss above
fqnired. tho aid plaintiff will take judgment Tor
the fIm demanded towit; For the sum OF
s5ia 20 with interest at the rate of ten per cent
per annum from feb. 18Th, 1889. and for costs OF
suit.
ict court OF the nfet judicial district Of the ter
ritory Of Montana. IN and for tbe county OF Lewis
and Clarke, this 10Th day of February In the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
eighty nine. -
lhKAL ". W. MCCONNELL,
Sanders. Cullen a sanders. attorneys for pif
The Helena independent., 1889-03-16
Summons.

In the District Court Of the Fret Judicial Dis.
triet OF the Territory of Montana, In and for the
County of Lewie and Clarke.
Bsl i, Cory Co., PLAINTIFF. We. >. p. Laur. de
endsnt
The people Of the Territory OF Montana, send
greeting 10 the above named defendant:
You are hereby required 10 appear In an artIon
brought sgslnst you By the above named plaintiff
In the DisTiot court of the First Judicial Dlslet
OF the Territory of Montana, In and for the
County Of Lewis and Clarke, and 10 answer the
comp aint 1led therein, within ten days (eKclu.
sye % the day OF seryioe after the service you
IL this summons. n served within this county OF.
u served out Of this county, buf In this district
within twenty dsysy othsrwiee within forty days.
or Judgment By default viii be taken kgainet ou,
according 70 the prayer of said complaint The
sAid action is brought 70 recover the sum of
tye ~ and costs Of suit said snm a 500 81 al
legged 10 be due upon balance Of IN account for
goods, wares and merchandise. sold and delivered
70 you BY plainuns ht your special instance and
request
And you are hereby notified. that n you fail 10
appear and answer The eaie complaint, - above
required, the said plhintfr viii tsse Judgment hy
default sEsiast yoa for ssid sum Of s,osS7 and
Given under my hand and the s-si Of the Dis.
tricf Court of the First Judicial DistrcS Of the
Territory Of Montana. In and for the County OF
Lewis ssd Clarke, this i7th day Of November IN
the ear Of oar Lord one thousand eight hundred
isszE, Pw. MCCONNELL Clerk.
By LEon A, LAcnorx. Deputy Clerk.
Turner and Bufieigh. attorneys for plsirtins.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-16
Summons.

In the District Court Of the Fret Judicial Die
trict of the Territory Of Montana, In and for the
County Of Lewis and Clarke.
The Equitable Life Assurance Society, OF New
York, plaintiff, ys William b. Read, def, ndAnt.
The people OF the Territory OF Montana, send
greeting TO the above named defendant:
You are hereby required TO appear In an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
IN the district court Of the fret judicial district
of the territory Of Montana, in and for the county
OF Lewis and Clarke, and TO answer the complaint
hled therein within ten days exclusive OF the day
Of eeryice) after the service on you of this sum
mons, II served within this county or, II served
out OF this county, but In this district, within
twenty dsys; otherwise within forty days, or judg
ment by default will be taken against you. areord
ing 20 the prayer Of said complaint The said &C
tion is brought 20 recover judgment against ce
fsndsnt and In favor OF plaintiff for the eum OF
one bundref and seven y-fye dollars smount que
upon q certain pfomiseory note bearing date
Aus ust 10th, 1885, payable tixty dsye after date
made, exc utsd and delivered by defendsnt,to one
George L. obet by said George L. Obsi, duly Ne
signed TO plaintiff together with interest thereon
~ the rate OF ten per crnt per snnum from the
18th day OF October, 1885, and Tor coets OF cult.
And you are hereby notified, that II you fail 10
appear and sSeweI the ssid mplant, as above
Againet you by default for the cum OF SIZE. To-
gether with interest s the rate Of ten per cent per
hnnum and for costs Of suit
Given under my hand and the seal OF the district
court OF the first Judicial district Of the Territory
Of Montana. In and for the county Of Lewis and
Clarke this 9th day Of January, in the Of our
Lord one thousand eisht hundred and eighty nine.
tsEAI. ". W. McCuNNELL. Clerk.
Carter A clsyburg attorneys for plaintiff.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-16
A STEEL RAIL TRUST.
ROLLING MILLS CONSOLIDATE.
Chicago Concerns Pool Their Plants
With a View OF Controlling the
Steel Rail Business.

PHILADELPHIA, March l4-A special 10
ths Inquirer from Chicago says: "rhe
most important deal in the tteel trade ever
made In Chicago was announced today In
the consolidation of the North Chicago
Rolling company, the Joliet Steel company
and the Union Steel company. Negotia-
tions 20 this end have been going on for
two months, and were practically con.
cluded last week. The news was kept
very quiet and only leaked out through
trade circles. The name Of the new com.
pAny has not yet been decided upon, but IL
will be an entirely new one. The capital
will be S20, 900 900, Of which between IS, ,OOO,-
600 and 81, 900, 900 will be issued tor cash now
In the treasures Of the respective companies
and the balance will represent the valua-
tiOn OF the three plants. The stock In the
new company will be distributed 10 the
shareholders OF the old ones upon a basis
agreed upon In their consolidation.
The combined works will form the larg
est plant in this country, and will probably
rank second only 10 the establishment OF
Krupp In Germany. Steel rails are the
principle product OF the mills and In rail-
making the new company will have no
competitor In the west worth speaking or
There is only one other concern west of
Chicago, the Colorado Coal 4 Iron con-
pany's mill, at South Pueblo, Col, and that
II not OF much account. by the consollda-
tlcn OF the threo Chicago concerns local
competition will be destroyed and better
prices realized for rails. Already plans
are being formed securing %
the utmost the advantages Of the
union by dividing up the work
among the mills, SO that every department
of each can be run TO the best advantage
A reduction OF expenses In other directions
will be effected, and II is estimated the cost
OF producing rails can be cut down 81 per
ton. As the combined works manufacture
one third Of the total output OF the coun-
try, and can turn out 500, 600 tons year
without much difficulty, besides 10000
tons OF other steel material, this saving is
Of great Importance ~ the stockholders.
Inventories Of the plant and assets OF the
three concerns are now being made. The
two iron furnaces OF the North Chicago
mill. at Milwaukee, which have a capacity
Of $1,000 tons Of pig metal year, are in
cluded In the deal,
The Helena independent., 1889-03-16

NEw YORK, March 15.-The output Of
refined sugar latterly has been taken up
freely since the consumers have looked for
higher prices on account Of the steady up
ward movement of the raw product based
upon the statistical position, the short crop
In the West Indies and the fact that Eng
land completes sharply with America at the
producing points for supplies. Rehners
have carried along the old prices until yes
be resrranged at a meeting Of the trust TO
be held today. The revised prices put
out this morning show an advance Of n
all around, with brisk business. Thus
quotations are for cut loaf and crushed,
SSl2f; powdered, s7S71S; granulsted,
81 l216; mould, S7.l2lE; cubes, 81. rs; candy,
500; confectioners, S6S7[.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-16

q course OF Hostettsr' stomach Bltters
which is alike Incompatible and inlmit-
able. Increased vitality, gain In weight
tranquility OF the nerves. sound appetite
and sleep are among the blessings which Il
Is within the beneticent power OF this med
icine 20 confer, and II Is not surprising that
after acquiring this new dowry OF health
the grateful sick should sometimes utter
their praises OF the Bltters In terms border
Ing on extravaganza. "Out OF the fulness
prOprietors OF HOstetter's Stomach Bltters
have sometimes been obliged 10 suppress
these eulogiums least they should be ac-
cused Of blowing their own trumpet too
loudly. For constipation, bili0usness, kid
ney complaint and incipient rheumatism
the Bitters Is also deseryedly popular
remedY.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-16

GLOUCESTER, Mass, March 15-Reports
from Newfoundland say: The issue Of
licenses to American vessels for the pur-
chase OF bait and other necessary outfit
will be refused this season and the govern
ment will coincide with the dominion gov
ernment In It's policy. The reason alleged
is that American vessels last season vi0-
lated the licenses given them and bait pur-
chased In Newfoundland was sold 10 the
French at ST. Pierre. Fishermen recently
returned from Fortune and Placentia bays
say cutters are already patrollng the
coast and every port Is strictly guarded 10
that there can be no violation Of the act.
$1,000 bond, that the catch Is 10 be landed
In American ports, receipt from the
consignee through the British consul being
also required